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THE HOTELS.
THE Rates $3.50 aud 81. 90 per day.
LAWLOR...... JAS. LAWLOR Prop.

John NJ. Moore. Richmond II. Knittei and
wife, Charley KNITTED, Brenham Robert n,
yerderg. Miss Mamie ycrderg, Winchester;
John II connif. New orleansj Robert GIL.
Mrs w A. York, Lnfkin; W. b. Gaibralti,
and wife. city; Drew IIaserman. Heb HinGii-
man, New Orleans 4. II. Perry and WE.
Lufkin; y. v. Benjamin. New Orleans. u, w.
Mcclure and wife. Lexington. KY; ]. r..
Franklin, Waco; W. X. Pete. New orleans:
3 ~ Leske. ". A. stone. y. x. GrIst 4
city; pr. j. 2. Mcdonald Independence, H.. .
J. W. Jones. Kansas City. Judge r., ID. Gavin,
Galveston: L. Wells Baldwin, philadelphia;
z. ID. Marks. Il. -. Easley and Wife Calves
son. Kansas city; f. "a q. crowSsrs. caiyr.ion.
), NJ: Strickland and wife. Galveston; Miss
Zon Jones. Miss Edna Mckinney. Mrs. p. O..
Msyonde,. sealy: 8. u. Finiy Dallas; g. II.
Chapman. cusro: ". Jaco6y, New York: 4.
u, Sanford, q. s. Bratton, q. w Talbot,
Temple: J. W. Jones. seaIy Louis Williams,
Nashville; H. r. Newsom. BRENNAN; g. WI,
smith, smith, da a,ssso '.t Winston y iesaouS
Edw A. Coffin. Now York; Mrs. NJ. N,
Kuschel HaletsyIIle: J. W. needer. Miss
Lucille Reeder, Dallas: Mrs. y. 9. Cloud.
nell, Racine, Wis; 8. A, Sessions. -. Louis;
nlond aud wife. Calvert: v. B. Hudson and
wife. II; G RoSinson and wife; Bryan; r.
Smith. Ben Bassctt. Hugh I.libk, Miss Neftit
Estes. Miss Belle Edney, Miss Hester Abbott
Brenh8m; Mrs. LuIa Lonsdell, Ardn'Qre. l.
jacques. JsrksoiviiIe, Tsxas; D. X. sncd.
grass. Beaumont; NiEs Jennie Froet. Kansas
City; Charles Wesner Burton. j. n, Newto91
sour Lake; J. r. Asrslnsa. " Peso; w q
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san Antonio Texas. April 22-The first two
innings OF the contest between the Bronchos
and the Austin Senators this afternoon had
some semblance TO baseball game, but in
the third it was turned into farce by Pitch
er Gregory Of the San Antcrio team. He had
cEceriully issued seven treo Iasses to the
initial bug in the FIRST swo INNINGS ard when
the thlid began ne seemed unable to the
plate, OF anything else particularly. lie
seemed iHuely to aim The ball at the grand
stand IN general way and let II go. no
Kept this up for about twenty minutes, ard
after the Senators had scored dozen times
he stroled over TO the bench and sat down
Wagner made an able understudy to Greg
DRY. lie lowered around in left field like a
fpriorn phantom aud when he started after
o bali he seemed TO be under the impression
thrt he was climbing the Alps. Tho joint
performance Of Wagner and Gregory was one
ol TIE most appalling spectaeles ever witness
ed on San Antonio ball field Both were
fined. The spectacle had the effect of chioro-
form on both the Snn Antonio and Austin
players and The rest of the game dragged
along niserably,
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

CALDWELL. REV. T. !. I sa,dlnr q
Cripple Creek. Colo. mas peen n.st week.
Seventeen s converts were baptized.
,,,,,,Unxr IA Mexican named Samuel
$500 was poisoned by eating canned
moaii which had been let stand over nignI
n can He died an hour or TWO ai'e'
eating 1t. :, INN.
unARNE.-The bankrupt stock OF in'n,
har atc Of j. r. Thurston was transtee'e 90
per. cyl, i,,nc,ion city Lumber company et
N his city By O. I. Brsnnm, trustee,
wAco.--Drew England, who was cnsrse .
y, 49, ~ murder OF Raymond Alcnntcr. =
Mexican Mex At Eddy last November, va, s HE
n,',s,sd by the jury, and returned 10 ~.
home In Eddy
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~ no DIFFERENCE.
Pacific and Morasn Line
'.,.,ss Handled All Rail.
, STEAMERS ARE STOPPED
-..vt,ie and Nashville and
-..rsyryania Lines VIII
50 r,r,sht without Delay.

:. hats are not permitted to ply
X, Morgan Steamship company.
!, conjunction with ths Southern
n. arranged to have It's business
N rail between Texas and West
!. and New York. 1t was an
ys,erday that freight traffic to
u. East would not be interfered
~ rates under the new arrange
~ soine higher than they are at
q ire business VIII be handled
j,uss--the southern Pacific 10
~, tie Louisville and Nashville
,liIe, aud tn, Pennsylvania to or
York. 49, 4.
sfeight agent Jones of the
.sd Texas Central departed last
I, New Orleans TO confer with
N,psser Bein regarding the change.
|rallcry line has made no announce
diA reference to he handling of its
sSitxeen Texas and New York, This
boat out OF Galveston today,
\ large cargo for Eastern points.
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THE HUTcHINs
HOUSE,.
d. @. WARD,
Proprtetos.
Rates: S2.eo ana
$3.50 per Day.

DU(u& 1lSDl ,,ar,sr. a. nu-
Il; Rasely. Bay city: Tom Fuller, Homr;
h i, ". Br0wa' Bay CITY; " Bishoes
Miller II. u. schorpbeIg, j. j. Finka. New
Vim. n. r.. Pophonken. New Ulin. Il. ".
Ewing, Cincinnati; A. G, Turner. city, G. O.
R n Garsisoni g. Clayton. Tsnahs; J.
2. j. Parker. Dallas; Miss @, peal and daugh-
ter. Chicago; Charles IL. withail. St Louis;
J.. d. Even II. Smith, Alexandria La; Geo.
w Riddle, LIyingston;, g. g. nartel, Calves
Tssas = aI pans heb msn hhn'TrsSp s..
ton, Cherokee c. ~ Burgoou. College sta
lion; a. p. Mayes. velasco; II, Howard Da-
ris. Mud Davis. Calvert: A. q. prerhaSch
Barns. w j. Garrison, James Mullen. Albert
Aversion. Garrison, Garrison; c. A. Harris.
Galveston. II, W Dew. Richmond; w. Il.
Ayept, Marlborough; u G. Perkins, Richmond:
ton II, Lyon White, New York; r, NJ, Kcar-
ney, city. J, w. liay, Rockdnle; Sol Brum-
berg, Galveston; a. r. Davis Livingston: 4.
Y; Kirk. Waco: u. J. Conyington, Fort
Eyoreit, G. NJ steel. Taylor; j. II. Howard
and wife. Galveston; w 4. BostIok, Sherman;
IL. l., Ahrcnbeck, Nayasota; J. X, Grist. Lud-
low calhoun.. beaumont, NJ. 49, zapp. Ia
Grange; O., W. Henrie and wife. Gulf. Colo.
RADIO and Santa re railway; g. Hanson and
wife, Texas; l., A. Williams. Miss Ursula
Wise Rockdale; 3, II, Peruvian. city; g. G.,
Taylor. Edgarsyille, KY; q. ". Schmidt.
George Frazier. Kansas City; j. A. Sloan.
Galveston: r. l.. blanchard, Detroit, Mich
VIII ]. Bettis, New Orleans; NJ r. Newton.
Chicago; Il. Norris, San Antonio; Phi. s.
Wygal. Spanish Camp; L. r. Tanner. Hous-
ton; J. a. Sinclair, New Orleans; j. @. Dom
nell. Findley, Ohio; \. shannbarger. Cygnet
Ohio: q. 10. Linn. Fort worth; Dr. =. ~.
Rebb wife and child. Halletsylllc; George No
Cheney Edna
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IsllyEsToN NENr SUNDAY.
service to the Island for the

seryice to the Island for the
Game.
caiyeeton, Houston and Henderson
/ special train from Houston and
On next Sunday for the game ci
between the teams Of the two
| The special will leave the Inter
i'd Great Northern depot, at the
temsress avenue. at l.45 p. M, nd,
|bs leave Galveston at $50. >. III.
Aton 10 that service the regular
I'M leave Houston at 5::40 a. M. and
! h, and, returning, viii leave Cal
Il 1880 p. m. and $40 n. in. Tae
train will leave Bon eris Point at
! NJ, running to Galveston, slter
: he city, without Stopping.
santa Fe will rely upon their reg
knice in handling the baseball ea-
hIsh. The trains will leave and ar
kiolows
u Houston at a. M. $50. a. 10. end
NJ; returning, leave Galvastcn at
i ind 1880 p. m. A numraer OF ezra
y and chair cars will be prov ded.
roads make a rate CT 81 Tor the
|ihn
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Honston 10. CnIyc.ton =.

Houston yesterday took the second game OF
the present series from Galveston by the de-
yciaivc score of 10 &c 5. This makes four for
Houston out Of Ave so far played with the
sand Crabs. The Bunalocs played an error
less ielong game Yesterday aud supplement-
cd 1t With hard hitting. The feature OF the
folding by the homo tenn was the brilliant
work Of Bowman in center. This youngster
Is the eeual in ielding Of any man VIC have
had in that spot though his arm is not SO
strong as Slages or Kimertrs
Saiyeston Yielded loosely aud hit poorly
Yesterday, Only sa,iing two hits up to tie
slNta inning, Mu,ih of their dumb work fails
TO show UP in the error column
iie Etinc was not close enough to prove
exciting, but the good work Of the home team
was theioughly a ioyed Tho same clubs
play again this afternoon.
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FoyEMENT OF REGULARS.
sa,.ed States Troops to Pass
through Houston.

'a,ted States Troops to Pass
Through Houston.
= toe next twenty-f four hours the
= raclfic, in conjunction with the
out Of Galveston, will move a bat
ea''ery Stationed there east. The
uss'lostion is Chickamauga.
" sralns of regulars which were to
,sso 70 the Southern Pacific by the
~ Rosenberg were stopped at
M, NJ y, and returned to Kansas City.
% win take the Missouri Pacific
estAsrn coast - ~ y
.ss 80 tonight the Southern Pacific
A. ME- I'VE sections of soldier train
". rscillc coast also for the South
s,, OF cavalry stationed at San
|bo,si.. DC distributed along the Mex
S~ler today or tomorrow.
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Washington, April % Bennipgs races:
Time. i;l5ls.
Five furlonss. selling Holden, Rhcdy Mo
dia, Subject Time, 1905.
Seven furlongs- sophomore, Niger Baby.
Eilerslio Belle. Time. .33.
Five and half furlongs--C harantus, Orien-
ton, Negonta Time LOB.
Mile Lucid, Alaruni, Her Own. Time. 1i4b.
Steepiecbasc. two and a half milesvanit,
Fair, Athlete. Sligo. Time, i.ii9.
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thinxinr seriously Ct abandoning his present
thrauic tour for tho season. 1 he reporter $
informant said:
Bob Is tired Of remaining Idle and Is
aching IL hight again. lfe Is stiil ms strong
md agile as ever. and has not lost any OF
his cluytrness, | guess he viii go after Kid
Mccoy. Bob may also tackle Jim iefirics.
but under no circumstances VIII he fight Tom
Shaihcy. He is sore on the OK saihr Tor the
, trick he played on him in Frisco, In support
OF his challenge | think Bot viii put UP II
forfeit of 5000 ! am sure II won't be less
than $1,000. | would not BE- surprised either,
II lie concludes TO give another chance to JIM
Corhctl.h
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Milano. Texas. April q Tho house be-
longing to Or. j. W. Hudson anu &C.
cupied by the Rev. Mr.. canssy. burned
iaut night between and 3 o'clock. The
house and contents we're q total ,osg TIE
nre not being discovered in time TO save
snything except one trunk and bci.
No insurance on the house. but 5000 in
surance on the contents
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ET.OLA1~.

George w Barnbnrt. Tyler; 9: r. Weidss
Foston, Harry Keller, Chicago; r. 4. vaheZs
San Antonio; w, H. Nanslc, New York; III,
Blhksney. Dallas: J. v. Bell. Texas City: ~.
O. J0sey, Texas; I. !. Leon, l. Levine. Ney
York: scrton o. Wetmors. Boston: John Y,
NcAlIster, Rochester, I.ouis Hess. y. o.
Hess, NJ. G. Smith. New York; II. r, 1qeh.
louisville: Miles Mixson. Bnltlmoss; I. II.
Kesler. st. Louis; w. r. Mcclure. 0alyee(aas
n. s.. Hitchcock. Chicago: r. w, Lohr. MN
York; 70, II. Young, Galveston; G. r pyeEg(6
r. II. Lane. Tyler, J. Miller. Lcutsvi!ls H;
c. carjnnder Henderson. Tens; 3. F.. HeE-
son. Orange z. zspp IN Grsnfa: p
Triiey, bryan; Ii. p. Perkins. ChappslI Nlll;
9. W. Gordon wife and chtld. Mo ey114f
Bugg. franklin; Forrest =. A0rgeu. WAc9j
Z, MunpRTsy y,. h.yesotS LSS ss., Essss
sseta; Tito jchqscn. Hs!ppstead:
ton: w. H. spratt, NayasDta e p. n, cro4.
dock. Crockett: D, q, Kelley dasytsen: ,. !,
Thompson. st. Louis; p. v. NAyttr, Gh!cnoQt'
@. Arthur Williams, Houston Pest: y 1d1flts
j. II. LANG New 0r1esnsi =, d H4rns: yID
Antonio; w. II. FLY, Qonlaiee III. n Uv
man, II. ". De0ra6. Nov York .. ~ I'M
4 4 F. S ssssiss. NE R:''s sss r Il
Velasc0. b i ss 81 \ s9' 81 II ., ~
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Two base hits--Badger. Becker, Anderson.
Left on bases-Iouston s. Galveston O.
Struck cut.By Morgan 5, by Mcdonald 2.
Eases on called halls-of Morgan 3, off Me-
Donald3
Double plays-McDonald and Turner: Be-
nan. Martin and Turner, Martin and Turner.
stoien bases--keefe, Badeer, keiLmer,
SJtH,eI Ctsmbe-lan. Becker.
Inssed ball--Shewbrdge
Wild pitches Mcdonald Q.
Tine Of game--f;t0
Jihrre-Ciark.
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- and 81 Paso sa.s7, tax on csc a.


N"ses Ana RersOnans,
c,t," an s Van vlccksnf tie Southern Pa
~. went 70 scauiucnt Yesterday.
me Southern Pacific reports ! good hus,.
ns 70 san Antonio Thursday ON acrc,,nt
OF the battle Of flowers. ~ ee'n'
- y. Adams. superintendent or ~.
t.'ner'san Express company, was here
ircm st. Louis yesterday. ns'e
, General Passenger and Freight Aeon,
aoakviu, and assistant. William Dobertv
spent Yesterday IN Galveston. -
~; B, Grcseclose. assistant genera,
,relgnt agent OF the Missouri Kansas and
ieNas. LETT last night fer Dallas
7 wansborough. late Of tho r.ono
S ?, steamship line at Galveston. arrived
~ ,iouston Yesterday for several DAYS,
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Notes.
Tolny's game hegins at 4:30.

Today's game begins at 1880.
Today Will be ladies' day. They are invited
TO attend the garnc as the guests OF the man
aremcnt.
a hie crowd will go to Galveston Sunday
OH The l o'clock Galveston. Houston and Hen
dofsor flyer
IN az exhibition game at Kansas CIT, re-
Gently, Jimmie Staple was lyen four free
passes to first,
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Az lrterestIng game OF ball was played
TO ExTEa THE RING AGAIN.
Report that Ftixstminons VIII Issue
/: ChnllenGe Next Week.

New York. April PA man we'll acquaint-
ed with the Affairs Of hob Fitzsimmons said
the champion pugilist intended 70 issue a
challenge some time next week 10 defend his
tide against any man IN the world. Fitz has
been In town for the past two weeks lie Is
constantly ut the bedside Of bis little one.
WHO IL iii at the Hotel Bartholdi. Bobs wife
h also SIX, and corbest's cunqucses Is.
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will run through to Galveston without stop.
The Houston baseball club and all the rooters
will 20 down on this train, which, returning.
leaves Galveston at $40 y. m. Tho regular
a. IN. and leave Galveston a; 1880 p. m. aud
5:2e p. nj.
lbr Lords Cyclic club will be represented in
full fierce, going down Ia n body.
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Menu his, Tenn. April 22.--summaries:

Menu bIs, Tenn, April 22.--SUmmaries:
Four and q half furlonge-Diok Collins, Pi-
tate Judge. John Mhnnlon. Time. ;57H.
Six furlonss, seling-V oyagop Yellow
Jacket, Wheaton. Time. 1;lsh.
Mile allowances Goodrich. J. A. Grey.
Feryor Time lN.
-four furlongs--sir Blaze. Saeittai, Anpihil-
ator. Time. ;51A.
Six furlongs. selling -Czarowitz, Horse Shcc
Tobacco Laureate Time, llG
Mile, selling Celtic Bard. Mystery, Rcy Sal
Azar, Time, 1857.
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Pool, Grand View, j. L. Thompson vii.
lard, 7 b. Gillespie and wife, Bryan; Jake
Cohen, Waxahachic; 10. A. Gehrig. Waco; a.
~ Frazer Kansas City; Charles simpson.
san Antonio. j. II. Stewart Winston, N. o.:
Y A. Williams Housiena. Mo-: w. H. Coil
inns, Chicago; %. g. stanchff, Atlanta, Ga. /:
T.. y. Adams, st, Louis; Louis Schwarz, New
York; q. W. Parker Dallas; Jake Coaen.
Waxnliachie. Texas j. l.. Semplc Winston,
N q; John W. Moore, Angluton; Miss Mat
tie Oakes. Columbus Texas Mise Jossie
oakcs, Columbus, Texas.
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TWO base hlte--Krueeer, O'DonneIl, STAN
ton Z, Weber, Latiplcr :,
Three base hits Weber, Iatiner, Rapp.
Sacrifice hits-LongIey. O'rouDor
stolen bases--volz Stanton. kohrle, Val.
'p Double plays -Rapp. Krau and o'connor;
hi Bsse a"u on nAs Called bails-of Rapp 3. of
' nstters hit-By Gregory /. by Hays !. by
hs Mild pItehes--Gregory 9. Rapp l.
Time OF game-2:oo
UmpiIe-Cahlll.
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JluIIetsyiI,e club.

Tialletsyille. ToxeB, April 20 The Halietn-
vile baseball club has been reorganized Eu-
gene BIakeslee is again manager.
One game has been played with Yoakum,
In which the score stood II for iIallctsvile.
10 for yoakuni.
The Halletsvillc boys are ready 10 play
any amateur nine
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Texarkana. Ark, April 22. -Flre ds-
stroyed the magnificent residences Of John
Drake and e. II. payton; the Whole block
was in jeopardy.
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wn,cott Won n riab,.

Philadelphia, April 22.--Tcmmy West. the
New York crack welterweight, and Joe Wal
coli. the black pugilist, fought six rounds 1t
the Aroma tonight. Waleott did much rush
Ing and landed couple Of times on West
wind and got In several hard uppercuts. Wal
colt WIS awarded the decision.
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n,.,.s :, Police Anderson hiss received IN
ChieI y, 1.-The whereabouts OF konert p
o QUITE, Confedsrate soldier, late o. spl'nfi e
asid; No Mr. Mitchell ~ On ~ ron, Whom,
h ~ I'm II hear something " his Adyau'ass'
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Hill; NHt Leaves.
ia ~ Mahl first assistant to
nth,,s A',nston and comptroller OF
$3.50. racine Railway .ombi,ny.
e.s.,., party Of Houston and
>taie arailway officials Gu 4 tour
ie p.,s separted yesterday 1T noon
MA II, ana New Orleans, He was
Rsn;o Manager Van Week OF the
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Fort Worm 0. Dnnn. I.

Dallas. Texas, April e2.--T'he baseball sea,
son in Dallas opened mserably. There was
a miserable attendance. a miserable game
and miserable defeat for the home team.
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The Era xOs Hising

Columbia, Texas. April ~ 1.-THE Braxos
river began rising here sometime lat
tight, and by o'clock To-Day hal risen
seven feet. and Is still rising rapidly.
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rHing ON u New Card.

N, - ana Texas Central officials
- % new time ,acd. referred
~, go In The Post. whmi, they
,'As % be ready for lors'cn
rs =. but which will be de-
ii tss Gays. The card shnrrens
nous,nn Lone Star slespsr LIS re-
khr nsn and ST, Louis, new time
asd ,hc ~ on the Frisco, Texas
lne Houston and Texas Ct:i-
: K Bcas n De made In TIE ti:,,e in
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Hcarpc 0. CaIyert O.

Hearne. Texas. April 22.-The Marlin
shamrocks" and Calvert baseball team
crossed bats hefe this evening, and the game
resulted In victory for Iiearne by q score
OF 0 TO 0. Both sides played well and pleased
the large crowd who witnessed the exhibition.
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Texarkapn. Ark, April 22.---catcher Stem
nngle Of the Tcsarkana club, who is tho
second lieutenant Of the Second Tennessee
regiment. has been ordered TO report for sery-
Ice by his captain,
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CAPITOL HOTEL
Frank A. Hervsy,
Sr.. Manager.

Rates. $3.50 70
800 per day. Six
" 1egant rooms,
wnh bath. Large
sample no o N 8.
Centrally located.
Best accommodate
tons for CONNER
tIal men In the
city.
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4 ..enser ,rs. pnia.

~ April aa.-The Texas Mid
49,. COMPTROLLER siso.oi, tax on
March 81. - ''s SUR
q beaumont and Kaasss City
~ q yz7ts. 0J passsagsr cam
'sle period, aal the RIO
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ny be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES soon as possibIe after the How
$ established fact.
Disturbances Of the menstrual function poisons
the blood. In young girls suppression develops
latent inherited tendencies TO scrofula or con-
sumption, and no time must be lost in restoring
regularity. Many a young girl goes to her grave
because this difficulty has been thought lightly of
and mother has said, thine will bring about
cure; she is young, don't worry about her"
Mother, when you your daughter languid
and Indifferent to things that usually interest
young girl when you note that flush her check,
That CLASSY appearance in her eyes; when your
daughter tells You that even the weight of her
dress waist Expresses her, and that she has tcrri-
bic pains in her stomach shortly after eating, don't
ignnrsa these Sirnsl II YOU do Won will he fnllnyR.
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Anatenr Games.

A game or hall was played on BremouA
50 usre Rubber Necks against the Double
Jninte6 team. The score was q 10 II In
favor Of the Double Jointed team. The feat
man.
An Interesting game OF ball was played
yesterday afternoon between the Sluggsrs and
the C.. l.. e. Thco BeSing team. The Behring'S
were TO give the Sluggers a handicap OF ten
runs but the sluggers won by a score OF 70
G. without using the handicap. The Berings
FIRST put In their star twirler, Clemens. but
he was soon knocked out and Cannon WAS
puI In. The features Of the game were the
pitching OF J.. Dunn and the home run OF
Beay ems observation-disclosures. l.. Dunn and
Mas.eIson; Behring'S. Clemens, Cannon aud
Arnold.
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They Mere q VERY Easy Mark for
the Locals.
STAR GAME AT SAN ANTONIO.
Austin Made Twenty-Five RIM. ON
Twenty Hits and Ten Bases
on Gregory.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday. IS
houston 10. Galveston J.
Fort Worth G, Dallas 1.
Austin q, San Antonio 8.
They Play Today.
Galveston at Houston.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23
One Of Mrs. Pinkham's Talks



fcrmance of shcrh health
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23

iregulariy Words
medcin e."MIss MARIE +. JOHNSON, Ccntraia, Pa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23

ing your daughter TO the grave, for she will die
This is gospel truth-she is developing consumption
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the
to medicine Make haste to it on the first ap
symptoms it will, restore all the female organs /,
Miss Marie sJohnsons letter to Mrs. Pinlsham, WI,
est all mothers and young ladies. She says:
"My health became poor that had TO Il
school was tired I'LL the time, and had dreadful p
In my side and back. would have the hcadi
so badly that everything would appear black bc-
fore my eyes, md Icould not go on with my
studies was also troubled with irrcgularity of /
menses. was very weak, and lost much flesh
that my friends became alarmed My mother, who |
is n firm believer in your remedies from expert }
cncc thought perhaps they might benefit me, Z
and wrote you for advice. followed the advice
YOU gave, and used Lydia r. Pinlshams Vegetable~
Compound and Liver Pills you directed, and am
now as well / ever / have gained flesh
and have good color am completely cured of irr
express my gratitude, and cannot thank you enough
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-25

Governor Adams. Of Colorado, who IS
bank president in addressing the
Bankers Convention at Denver, advo-
Gated postal savings bonking system
and government guarantee for all de-
posts i'm national banks.
1t is not surprising that those who IA
yor national banks should also favor
postal savings banks. for they are two
of kind. but it is most astonishing that
Populists and others who are most op-
posed to national banks are clamoring
for government and savings banks.
The trouble with this country is that
the government is already interfering
more than it oueht to in the banking
business. 1t has no business to be es-
tahlishing either national banks or saw
ings banks or any other banks as gov
eminent institutions What it should do
is 10 get out of the banking business In
an shapes and forms. remove the re-
strictions which IT has. without warrant
of law. placed upon the state banks. and
then let an the banks stand for them
selves and do business without tho aid
or hindrance of government When We
get the banking business OF this country
on that footing. then our currency trou-
blos will have ended