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y''-tyi HOUSTON MOrjTIKO. DECEMBER 14. 1910; laaaaavaaaaasmatvaraaasaaaaa i 1 ffWr Mi STATiONi 1 Grand Central Station. Arrhre. Itilt I I ROYAL FEFJGE U-vl No.

1 43 a.ak No. 14.. tNo. SiMsj TARTAR a CiJcirxi dqxxit wtkK fbrrss cpoo the csfsces of XaTT ASD E. AID fi.

TRADTS Kansaa Cirj-Sc UxaChicf Haeitee, tS. i3UL jLU ii" lAefeiuMeee, if ADOPT US 'AClIITr3j-: I mh a. Gtsih) Central Station. Arrrre. ha.

Ne. 4. .18: 44 e.av Ne. 8.,. No.

T. 14a.au the teedk aad sKbuld ho 'rraoved by the dairr tae of 'i' STOVES 'KV No. DifficoJtfet Strmitntie4 Out I llu. No. Uucco Exprcsi.

H. A 8. A. R'Y. AND: and Viiit of Trsffie Thatga-Ij Sigajfieut' iUBAY Tm.

Grand Centrml Statioa. Antra. Norf No. a :Mp.n. Ka, IS: S3 No.

14 Ka. carries local sleepers to San Antoaks BARB WIRE SMOOTH TTIRE -WIRE NAILS GALVANIZED AKD FOUSBCO STAPLES GALVArTTXED POULTRY NETTING STOCK Toatr Orders Solicited F.W. Heilmann Co. MteeourL'Kinaai aad Texaa epeas at Mja. PERFECT Cr trains enter the B4 TJtiloa paiaatiaar Leave.

Grand Ccalril Station. Arrrre. No. :Ha.n. No.

sUUod it ia probable that Oalveeun. Houston aad ueoderivat tralaa do Ukewlee. Dnrtnc the preaant tria ot Tra- ITS. Sa.m. No.

:lSm.aa. Ka. 4:54 p.m. No. Victoria 1M ion.

Ka. :19a.m. No. (Sim wmi RANGES tOfbaking'rl yon want. That's sale and sure if yon male, that select Hon here.

1 CORTES HQW. CO. nc Vaaacer Columbua Bate at the) Katy tbe matter la aaid to hava baas taken up at Galveston and dtaxraaawd. Hr. Halle uuuuiy No.

No. CENTRAL-EAST WEST. paaaed throufh Houatoa last alsht. after "Leave Grand Central Station. Arrhre.

spending; Tuesday, la the Uamnd city. HOUSTON. 4 beautifies tbe 1 teeth, prevents the formation of tartar and imparts ho, No. 1.... 4 p-i ho.

4.... 44 p.m. No. (Humble Special.) VrtiO no formal atateseent ansa gtvaa out by the vleltlne? traifle mananr. obataolea No.

a leans tne way of toe eivans are rapidly be- uta vTvrcumv. purity and fragrance to. the breath. S. A.

A. P. R. R. It la explained that the matter of terms with the Belt and Terminal company do errll.) fSan Antonio.

Cornu Chri.h and Ki MACATEE Xrrtwe. lam Grand Central Station. not enter into tne consideration, mist S3o.nu ing contracts and operating arrangementa I 606-8 PRESTON AVE, No. 1. No.

a. No. 44 p-m. No. 4....

VIA THE THE SHORT LINK Tickets on Sale Dec. 20, between tbe Katy and and the Interna' tlonal and Great Northern in the owner' ship of the Galveston, Houston and Hen derson. however. Dreseat some comDlicav Tr C. A S.

F. R. St. I. out Limited.

Grand Central Station. tiona. At present the Katy uses both Ita own passenger terminal aad through avZSp.m. Ar HOTEL ONI BLOCK AT OP CtNTRAL DIWT. European Plan Kanus Cttr Exnreaa.

trains to and from Galveston also atop Lt. Ar lSilSaja. GahTMon i raine Daily. 44a.as. Ar 21 and 22, return limit ma mm mm at.

mw at ar, aT 7:44 a.m. Ar 8: S3 p.m. 1:44 p.m. Ar :40 p.m. i uie international ana ureal isortnera station.

The Galveston. Houston and Henderson is owned Jointly by the Katy and tbe International. If the Katy uses the new terminal station a different connection across Houatoa to the present passenger station and the main line north will be necessary and the use of the International station will tarn All Foinls on (be Additional Sunday Specials. 43 a.m. Ar Best Accommodation in the City.

Ar 8: 3 p.m. Alvin Express. J) Daily Except Sunday. Leares I'nion Station. Lt.

Gulf Coast Line St. B. M. Ry.) And To All roints on This Line For particulars SCO I I a a-m. Ar 18 a-m.

ai pj. Union Station Da0y except Sunday. Holidaty P. and) A. i It Main St.

C. W. DORRIS. Phone Preaton 1401 be aisconflnued. What is more, the Galveston.

Houston and Henderson individually uses the Grand Central station. These are the complications that are being surmounted. Just what Is to be done has not been explained, but the Tisit of Traffic Manager Halle to Galveston combined business and pleasure. The official spent some hours In Houston Tuesday morning, coming hare. from Mission on the Brownsville railroad.

He traveled in a private car and was accompanied by his wife, his daughter and hia niece. Tbe party first vUlted North Texas and then made a straight run to the Brownsville country, returning to Houston. They traveled to Galveston and then came back to wait over between trains before whirling north on the Katy ftyer. .1 K. T.

R. R. Tiara K. T. Station 3th Ward Arrive No.

4: 84 p.m. No. Ne. :44a.m. No.

:63p.m. Ka. No. ttaa Antonio aleeper Bandied in trains and a. iFor GalrextoD trains tee H.

H. R'y.) January 18, 1911, to Saint Louis, Kansas Cily, Chicago and th3 Southeast TO ALL FOIlfTS IN Ttias, Arkansas and Oklahoma Obi it. Om-Tklrl Fan, Food. Trip Ttoketa on Balr Dae. 22-23-24-26-26-31 and Jan.

1, 1911. Return limit Jan. 6 1011. For Full Particulars See E. W.

Dorris, CP.AT.A. City Ticket Office. 519 Main St Fheae Prastea 1406 22 Dec. 20s 21, I R. R.

St. Louis Trains. Arrive. 4 S3 D.9. No.

aiMaa. Hotel "Brazos European 27 "Rooms 150 "Baths Leare. Ka. 4. Palmrine and Tnarkani Tnint.

He. 1 :44 a.m. No. a naco and Fort Worth Trains. Arrare.

1 MALLORY LINE sWtWMal GalTeston, Key West and Hew York VAST PRBIGHT BRRTICB SUPKtia PASStNOKB AOOOsfhtOOATIOita 8tcaB)tn sail (nn Oalrtatoa erery Vsdsaa. day and Saturday at 8 p. m. Batuicay ataaaMrs tms Galnstoa call at Kay West, msklas coBDactloa far poiats la Oese and riorlda. Fnr pertlcalara aa to rawrratloDS.

ratae, sea roar railroad tlefcot agent, or write Leare. NaT 14... 8: 53a.m. No. Ivllaa.

1 Columbia Breach Paiinai i Daily. 46 a-m. Ar Upa H. ft R- R. ft G.

K. 4: a.m. K. ft T. Station 83 ajn.

1, AG. X. Central :44a.m. 1. ft C.

S. 14a.m. Central Station 4:84 p.m. j. r.

TaXB. Aaeal. IU rraatlla ton, Trx- TicKarrt to asn fhom rubops. West East North Thru Sleepers Tickets to points in Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Louisiana will be sold Dec. 22 to 26-31.

Jan. 1 CALL FOR PARTICULARS Jo R.v Greenhill, C. P. A. Phone Preston 293 51 x- ft G.

X. Grand Central 14 p-m. I. ft X. Daily Except Stmday.

Sundars Only. NOW OPEN-THg NEW WOODS llOTEL EUROPEAN 1M rooms, hot and cold nrnnlnc sraaar la evary room, call bella. alee-trie Batata. Brcry room a room at comfort. Lunch Ken in.

Cat a and Bar In eoonectioaL We are all erring back to the WOODS. 414 and 411 TRAVIS' ST. MARXHAM COMES TOMORROW. Possible President of C. to Visit in Houston.

C. H. Uarkhem. executive head of the Guffey Oil company at Pittsburg, Is expected in Houston Wednesday night. He has been mentioned as the probable successor of J.

T. Harahan. preaident of the Illinois Central. Mr. Markham arrived in Beaumont Tuesday and spent the day at the offices of the company there.

On Wednesday he goes to the refinery and that night will come on to Houston, where Mrs. Mark-ham is now visiting with her daughter. Mrs. DensU Langham. It is stated on authority that the offer of the Illinois Central presidency has been made to Mr.

Markham, but it is further explained that he has not made Up his mind as to whether he will accept. After leaving the Southern Pacific system Mr. Markham lived for several years in Beaumont as the bead of the Guffey Oil company in Texas. He was but recently transferred to the highest place la the corporation and moved to Pittsburg. If he accepts the Illinois Central preei-dnecy he will make his residence in T.AN.O.

R.R I p.m. Lt Grand Central Lt ft G. X. Station 1:4 Lt Grand Central 8:1 Lt ft G. N.

8:4 taanresron trains arrive 8 38 a. 14: 44 4: (dailr except p. m. 34 p. Snaday): S3 mja.

Holiday Excursion Rates TO POINTS IN Alabama Florida Georgia MiasistippK Kentucky Tennessee Virginia, North and SonthCarolina Sunday, only additional trains arrfra a. m. 1 and 11 44 p. m. I Lares Airy Sample Rsoma.

El VT40j arvtce. la te Heart of tne city. Royal Hotel W. T. BOYLE.

Proprietor. European Plan. IE. Via New Orlaaai 10-tTl Preston between Mam and was before George P. Boyle, special examiner of the Interstate commerce commission.

The Inquiry is the result of charces made bv the National Lumber Travis avtsv. opposite Mam Houston, Texaa. 4 CityTicketOffica 205 Main Also Chicago, St Louis and Washington, 0. C. One and One-Third Fare Ticket On Sale Dec.

20, 21, 22 Return Limit January 18 Exporters association. It Is alleged that the railroads chsrse a hlarher rate on the commodities stated for export than they T. ft B. V. R.

R. Houston Reft and Terminal Statioa. Crawford and Prairie. fCotskana. Waxahachiev Dallas and Ft.

Worth.) Leaw- Arrrre. No. 8 8:13 a.m. Xo. 7 7:83 p.m.

Kansas City Express Limited. (Via Dallas and Fort Worth.) 4 14:44 p.m. Xo. 8 GalTeston Serrice. No, 3 No.

4.... :88p.m. FRISCO LLXES. For Sour Lake. Draumont and New Orleans.

Houston Relt and Terminal Station. Cravford and Prairie. 44 am. Xo. 1....

:14 pm. GULF COAST LINE, Broirnsrille and Mexico Railway. (Br Citr. Corpus Chrisri and Brownsville.) Houston Belt and Terminal Station. Crawford and Prairie.

Jfo. 1 leaves Houston at 8: p.m. daily. No. 3 arrives Houston at 7: 34 a.

tn. daily. No. 3 leaves Houston at 8: 44 a. m.

daily. FJo. 4 arrives Houston at 7: 35 p. m. daily.

Star and Cresent do for local shipments. 224-253 TwHwiC. P. AT. A.

PARKER TO HOUST0H. Hotel and Cafe Commission's Engineer Will Inspect SAWMILLS WILL SUFFER If "Tap" Lines Can Not Share in Rates, Said Witnesses. (Aisontlti Press Report.) NEW ORLEANS. December 1J Hundreds of sawmills will be driven out of business and the resulting loss In business will be enormous if the Joint through rate shared In by Up lines is discontinued, according to testimony presented today, before Interstate Commissioner Harlan in his hearing of the so-called tap-line cases Not half the tap-line claimants had been heard when Commissioner Harlan of the Interstate commerce commission reopened the Inquiry concerning the demand of short lumber lines to be declared common carriers here today. Hot and Cold Baths in Connection JOEB LTOaS.

Frea. Interlocks Plant. (Houston Post Special.) AUSTIN. Texas. December 13.

Engi neer R. D. Barker will ao to Houston to- HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES mon-ofr to Inspect the site for a proposed Interlocker plant to be constructed by the Houston Belt and Terminal company and the Galveston. Houston and Henderson railroad. From Houston.

Engineer Parker will ro to Inspect the gulf Coast and Provident Cltv railroad. AXEB1CAJS PLAIT CAPITOL HOTEL EUROPEAN. IN ItOOafB. RUnrrNO WATER. BOOMS WITH FRIYATK BATH.

Tbe neaaxaiaMa BotaL Cat aatd Bar on ssala flnar. Entranee Mala Bi. HOUBTON. Todav he filed with the railroad com mission his report on the Fort Worth end Rio Grande, which he recently ln-soected. Numerous complaints had been filed acainst the railroad, but Engineer Parker found that not all Of them bad foundation.

CLEAN HAJTDS BABEED. Southern Pacific Adopted Ealing; for Trainmen. Upon the wash pan officials of the Southern Pacific railroad tiave loaded the blame for scores of accidents aggregating In loss thousands of dollars. Now, If orders are obeyed, soap and water will go flying out of the window of every caboose on the Harriniaa system, and the trainman who reports with clean hands will get his discharge papers all smudged over with disgrace. Investigation has resulted in tha development of the fast that tha crash of accidents In terminal yards has usually been accompanied by the splash of water while trainmen are rubbing the grime off their hands and faces.

When conductors and brakemen have their faces in the suds soap suds anything may happen. The order abolishing the wash pan originated on the Union Pacific. It was the invention of a superintendent, who had been driven to distraction by things tlint happened In the yards. Since then It has gradually spread over the entire system until now the man who steps from a freight train at tha end of his run and can not write his name with the end of his finger on the side of the depot might as well go write his resignation cn sweet-scented note paper and mail lt to "the old man." Under the terms of tha new order clean hands are hereafter a 'deficiency." Tbe trainman who Is not made up as a chimney awasp ia "out of the Via H. T.

C. and Frisco Kansas City $29.20 SL Louis $31.55 Chicago $43.15 Righted Sleepers and Diners on all Trains Tickets on rale Deo. 20, 21, 2, Return limit Jan. 18 DEMURRAGE REGULATIONS Apply to Privately Owned Cars, the Commission Ruled. Associated Press Report.) WASHINGTON.

December 1L-Prlvate-ly owned freight cars were today declared to be aublect to the uniform demurrage mediations in the decision of a notable case by the interstate commerce commission which favored the railroads' contention that such cars were subject to these demurrage rules. The decision was rendered In the case of Proctor Gamble company of Cincinnati against the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton company ami other interstate carriers. Tremont Hotel Railroad Notes OTTO 8ZSS, Proprietor. 81 8.

A. Hushes, reneral Irnmbrratlon American 12.00 aer day agent for the Frisco, passed through the city yesterday. Etireaaaa Ham 78a and 81.00 Centra Hy located, opaoaita new Cltv HaH aad Market House. Cowvertleat to Qraad Central Depot. F.

T. Rennie, assistant general freight agent for the Mallory line, was in the city yesterday. 1 J. P. O'Donnell.

commercial agent for The leading commer-ciaJ hotel of Houston IHtOT Moffatt, Itaugen. the Orient at San Angelo, spent yester day In Houston. ti to TO POINTS IN TEXAS Tickets On Sale Deo. 22, 23, 24, 25. 26 and 31 ami Jan.

1. Return Limit Jan. 5 One and One-Third Fare CITY TICKET OFFICE 205 MAIN STREET HOOD, CP.AT.A. Phonaa Prsaton 224 anT 253 E. C.

Burgess, chief engineer for the St. Cafe Sauter Oornar Travia and Preaton. TILL IN THE LEAD. Handled only the Beat of I.ouis, Brownsville and Mexico, was la the city yesterday. Commercial Agent Bheehan for the Mal H' lory line at New York, Is In the city calling on shippers here.

RATES ARE EXCESSIVE On Lumber and Logs Argued Lumber Exporters. (Associated Press Report.) NEW ORLEANS. December 13. That any rates In excess of 10 cents per 100 on lumber Iocs and staves from Louisiana, Arkansas and Texaa points to New Orleans are excessive was the contention presented here today by lumber exporters. It was also maintained that the rates on staves were such as to show a discrimination aarainat lumber and logs The presentation of these contentions The Wretchedness A.

J. Brown, assistant general freight fHOTEL-i agent for the Trinity and Brasos valley, was in Dallas Tuesday. H. Martin, superintendent for the In Galveston VIA- ternational and Great Northern at Palestine, spent yesterday In the city. F.

S. Anthony, superintendent of ma G. R.R. chinery for the International and Great Northern, spent Tuesday hi the city. LOW ROUND TRIP KATES home, 248 (old number) San Jacinto street.

Bishop A- C. Garrett of the Episcopal diocese of Dallas wlU officiate at the Berricea. The active pallbearers will be E. O. Senter, K.

J. Edward Tttche, Ben E. Cabell, J.C. Phelps and Fred Helmple. The honorary pallbearers will be C.

A. Keating, Lorch, E. M. Reardon, C. R.

Bundy, W. J. Morony, Judge U. F. Short, J.

O. McNealua and Alex Sanger. Burial will be in Oakland cemetery. LeaTee Oraad Central Dope p. sa Inlaiiaillietal and Oraat Northm Yi3 of Constipation CasioklrUo 1 1 by N.

M. Leach, general freight agent for Id iv as, (aery day except Sunday.) ALWAYS ON TIME Chair Cars flamt la Sontiv all tooden CARTER'S LITTLE "ro THE at 'l LIVER FILLS. aX PeTeJy veaatable act sank aad New Buffet Grill Room 6ea(bawa Daica Servfca Mate Laaca Served faasi 12 2 Ladles' and Genfltmea't Cafe TaUa D'Eatt Uaacacaa Served horn 12 si 2 e'doc i Ja Carte Diaaer Service ia 8 e'doc Otber tratoa leare Roostai, It. K. and T.

Depot a. an. Grand Ceatral Depot a. aa. tm p.

m. and Q. N. Depot 4 av av. tut m.

as. 0:14 a. nv and 1:44 sx av SEAWALL SPECIAL STOTDAYS Leavee at 1iS0 p. aw 1 Round Trip $100 Reward, $100. The readers of thlsr paper will be pleased to learn that there la at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure In aU its stages, aad that la Catarrh.

oa aVs Care aenajoaaVa VJUf I LIU Cwa. Care UlTTLl i --VIA Louisville Nashville Rail road the International and Great Northern, was a caller at the office of Receiver and General MamVger Freeman yesterday. Invitations have been received by general officers of the Southern Pacific to the farewell banquet to be tendered L. J. 8 pence at the Waldorf-Astoria.

Mr. Spence goeg to Chicago to be assistant traffic director. The first carload of the rose marble-that is to be used in the main waiting room of the new Union passenger station has arrived and work now is expected to be rushed quickly to completion. Tha marble comes from Italy. On Thursday the new dining ear service will be formally Installed on the Houston and Texas Central.

Equipment has arrived, crews employed and all arrangementa made. The regular diners will supplant the present broiler serrice. Halts uetarrn cure is tne only poeiuve cure now known to tne meaicai fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease. -TO- rmaaar rrices Staaeara Servtot Tfcsy da mat data.

asaPSL Genuine mW Signature S.A.P.' requUxava oooetitutlonai treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving tha patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing ita work. The proprietors have so moon faith in Ita curative powers that they offer One Hundred for any case that It fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address F.

J. Cheney aV Toledo. O. Bold by all druggists. Tic.

TO Wells Fargo Co, Express Forward, to All Parti of ttia World FOBJEIOH AKD DOMESTIC KOHET OEDEES TRAVELERS MOHEY ORDERS Ptyafalo Thonghout the World Remittajicei Sent by Telegraph Maim Office 1015-1019 Jraoklia Aitmt. E. A. MTOSET, General Afwt ICRS. ITTZQEBaLD dead.

Take nu amuy run xor eonatlpa- SAN ANTONIO CLARK'S "oalct CRUISE AJabama, Mbsiseippt. Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky. Jforth South Carolina, VIRGINIA and to WASHINGTON, D. Three Fast Trains Daily From New Orleans at 8:30 J. bl, 8:00 hl, 9:00 p.

Western Connections Protected STEEL CARS ELECTRIC LIGHTS THROUGH SERVICE For Reservations Schedules, etc.V; V- address or iv. res saon rsr Tl dars. aban trips AIX INCLUDED. tUwDd World Toor. Jan.

aiberUn Toar. liar. 14: Riviera tt It. AND 0 Toera to Earope. gptclfy pnvraai de-atnra.

Frank C. Clark, Tiroes sMag New York. CORPUS CHRIST) Tie GUNTER SAN AMTONKa, TCXAS. Was Wife of Hugh Fitzgerald of Dallas Times-Herald. iHouston Pott Special.) DALLAS, Texas, December 13.

Mrs. Alios Parsons Fltsgerlad, editor and founder of Bean Monde, and wife of Hugh Nugent Fltscarlad, editor-tn-chtef of the Times Herald, died this morning at 4 o'clock at 8t. Paul's aanltariaia. Mrs. FltscerM was taken Tlolently in early Sundar morning and was removed to SL Paul's sanitarium, where an operation was performed yesterday morning.

She rallied from the Immediate shock of the operation and It was bettered aha would recover, but lata In tha night bar strength began to fail and 4 o'clock this morning the end came. She was oria clous almost to the last moment and called members of the family to the bed-aide and feelingly bade them good-by. The funeral will take place at 4 o'clock AND DAY raOA.lt WIGHT O0P.IL UU Ltodini Bottl Of thi Souths st C. U. MANN, P.

Houston, Texas Qsssa CrascenI RootB 'CHEAP HOLIDAY Excnrsion, Ticket Twthe 'V -t- "6 Os Bale DsjceaberZQ, 21 mmi 2 Ceed Ratara Jan. 18,, 1911 -fi Tor lafarmstioa aad raws, -wriu CT.1f4esu,,'W.r.-A4Danaa. Ts.v; tl il TRAINS Casern aVrlat aad fay TUU fcaa W. LACSACat Craatd Catalnd tUtpmt EaTtpra Haa. JlQ ind op.

350 Eoonu (2is Witk Baft) Irfaat asoat Commodkma Rotuoda Is tb Is additkha to A Is Csrto Boffwieo va speeiaaiaa LUNCBEOV. 13 to a p. aa OO eeaia HOTI DViHtM, eto awsawSl OBCSln aVtOONCBBti finm flV.T HOTEL Resiilt-. temgwrar ayp ro tav famil J'.