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A move is on foot to establish a new paving district in this city. It VIII include Barraque street from malI to State, and south on State 'o Third avenue. This is done, ow- Ing to the great improvement now progressing ca several buildings in the above mentioned district.
 h essrs. NJ. F. Treadwell and Clyde ?, oialth left today for South Me AilsVr, 1. r, where they will em park in the newspaper business.
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Master Dick. the little son of MT. and Mrs. k. M. Knox. is very sick,
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Mir. Arthur Shepherd. representing the Williamanic Linen Co., of New York City, is calling on his trade iii this city,
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MT. T. J Wilson left this afternoon for Mexico City, Mexico. where he will take charge of q large litho- graphing and printing establish mPnt.
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Mrs. Wm. Burke and children left this morning for their former home at Monticello. having been summon @ there by telegram, the cause of which was not stated.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-10
INTnNsE sUBlrERNo.
From Dyspepsia ANA stomach Trouble
Instantly Relieved ana Permanently
Cured.
A Now Discovery. nut Not a Patent Mod.
iono.

nr Redwoll roialoa an interesting 90.
count ~ what no considers romarhabl,
cure " acute stomach trouble ana chronic
dyspepsia by the une Of the now discovery
Atuarta Dyspepsia Tablets
ile aAyH rha patient was n man who
had suffered "a my knowledge for years
with dyspepsia. Everything ho nte
Heomed 10 sour ana create acid ana gases
In the utnmaohl no had pains like rhoumn.
lam IN the back, shoulder blades ana
limbs. fulineaH ana distress after eating.
poor appetite ana loss ~ neah. tho heart
became affected causing palpllatlon ana
heepieHHnosA ~ night
gave him powerful nerve ionira ana
blood remedies, but 10 no purpose. AZ an
experiment ! nnhlly bought nfiy.cont
package Of atuhri'a Dyspepsia Tablets AZ
u druH store and gave thom 10 him. Al.
most lmmodilao relief was given ana
after he had used four boxes ho was 40
hil appearances FULLY cured
There was no moro acidity or sour
Walery rHinHH, no hloatnR after meals.
the appetite was vigorous ana ho han
galned between 10 aud n pounds In weight
~ solid. healthy noah.
Although Atuasrs Dyspepsia Tablets arc
advertised and sold IN drug stores yot
consider them most valuable addition 10
any phyalolnh'n lln0 ot remedies. ne lhry
Rfo perfectly harmless and can be- given 20
children or iuyallda " In any condition OF
the stomach with prffoc, safety. being
harmless and containing nothing hut yoH.
tlAhlu ana fruit essences. pure pepaln ana
Golden Seal
without any question lhoy arc tho aaf.
ct. most effective euro Tor indigestion.
hiliousnrHs. constipation ana all dcranEe.
monIs ~ tho stomach however sllEh, or
severe
HtuAHa Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
druggists everywhere at nny cents Tor
full rlsed package.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-10
Our Company
Is Composed Of Men Of Tried
Business Regulations

Some OF whom are tho following.
Iloa. W, II, Mason. u. 8. Senator from
Illinois.
Albert c. BlatE. president Val Blatu
Brewing company. Milwaukee
w. @. Rinearson. general passenger
agent G. N. o. & T, p. II, r.. Cincinnati.
u W. Grtnth. president First National
]. u. Lcgnard, capitalist. Legnard
Bank. Vlcksburg, Miss.
building, Chicago.
Frank II. Hecht. OF Charles Kaestner
q Co.. Chicago.
ID, q. Edwards. passenger trafiic mana.
ger, c, II, a d. II, r.. Cincinnati.
Charles II. Rockwell, trafilc manager,
G. I. n l., r. r. (donon Rouie), Chicago.
II. II. Foster, F'ostorta and VlcksburE.
Miss.
J. NJ. phillips. cashier First National
Bank. viclsburg, Mias
Fer information address and make ali
money payable TO W. l., DUDLEY, gem
oral agent, Haiier building. Seattle,
Wash.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-10
Our
Special Transportation
Offer

Ia tho brat nov before tho public.
Send for trco copy OF The Alaska News.
and also for our special ofrer. Including
transportation 60 tho Klondike and food
for ono year for six hundred dollars,
This viii interest you n you intend 10.
lhg; II not, our stock ofror should inter.
ct you, and you Ahould become one OF
our etockhGdorp,
A limited amount Of stock has just
been assigned TO tho western agency for
aaio at 81 per Rharc. A man or woman
OF small means has the same opportunity
M a rich pcron. II you cannot 70 TO
Aasioa nothing should prevent you being
a profitable shareholder.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-10
Our Passenger
and Freight Service on the
Yukon River

VIII DO tho bsat. Tae handling Of mcr.
chants frelEhI mAds specially. We arr
;he only company u'ai guarantees prump,
delivery at Dawson cry We guarantee
you ycaF's supply OF food and safe
and speedy arrival.
Teu sold Ia there
You stand fully aa much chance AZ any
other pcESon, Do you want 10 10 one OF
our ns,' II 10. write q, once. securing
passage and berth.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-10
Gold Fields
,,,,,,....Of
Alaska
THE ALASKAN
TRANSPORTATION
AND DEVELOPMENT co.
OF CHICAGO. ILL.
CAPITAL: Ss.000.000

This company h tho largest. strongest
and beat equippCd transportation and
merchandising company In the ALASKA
sold nold.
Three miEp and oosnmodious steam
ships vii leave Seattle Juno l. and rvg.
ulAny thereafter. carrying both freight
ami paasrnEpru.
These steamers arc especially n,tcd for
tho convenience Of passengers and ars
capable Of carrying NO caoh.
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nooling. v. Trdtce ....,..,...,,..,
nndulot, j., Heirs of-lIcirs arc ]. l..
nadollrt, Jennie Howell. Georgia Trull-
niger, Dora Hadollct, Mary Jane, widow,
nndnllrI. j. HORN of-lIolrn nA nhnYn -
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NOTICE.
Young's Bay In1-
prOVet11ent.

by
Eighth and
% ~ will
The
Warrants
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=. oyhs ssss. ss...s..s...s.......und u
Gunderson. Annie NJ, Trustee Tor Etheii
Gundsrson. on...................un X OF N n
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Fisher, ], j., Trustee of M A, Con. go.
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III ..olney's Astoria

BEGINNING at sE cor block 2, then W
20 feet. then n SO6 feet. then u =
feet, then s 20 feet, then u ny feet,
then : 100 feet. then y Tit feet 10 u
line OF block, then 5 to beginning,
Hustler a Aiken's Astoria,
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llng 100 % feet s Of NV cor block


ieglnnlns al a point lso teet Sol y
line block y. said point being lS9
feet " OF + line said block. then Z
t-i- fa.t then = 20 feet 10 begin-
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Bsginning az 9 point s7H feet y, of 3
Astoria. and 1SS feet 8 Of N line Of
said block, then 8 40 feet, then w
sTH feet. then N 20 feet, then q
STA feet to beginning. ug................
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-02
Personal MENTION.


Bcn A. Posacls Of Austin Is In the city.
r. I. Duff of Angloton WAS in the city yes
| terday.
u. ID. Crazy was In the city yesterday from
| Beaumont.
Hon. Leon Levi of Galveston was in tho
city yesterday.
| George Gibson was in the city yesterday
| from Corsicann.
Mlss NJ. A. Krauss OF Crowley, La. Is
guest at the Capitol,
l.. NJ. Gibbons Of Richmond. VA. IL reg
iHtcrcd ~ the Capitol.
A. w. Cbldress was registered Mt the Law
lor yesterday from Dallas.
JOS winfield of Chappell Hill is In tho city.
regi,terod at the Hutchins
l., BOYD and wife are registered at the
fIutchiuB from Grecnvillc.
Il. l.. Ryan. agent for the Wang Opera
company, In at tho Capitol
Mrs. Il. D. Smith OF Shepherd is visiting
Mrs j. " Lea, 1920 Milan street
Judge Ford and Colonel Presley X. Ewing
returned laHt night from beaumont.
Mr. and Mrs G.. A. Taft departed last night
for New Orleans for II few days visit.
Miss Louise Keller Il Bay St. Louis, Miss.
is the guest of her brother. Mr., Herman +.
Keller.
Rufus Cage departed yesterday on the In
teinatona and Great Northern fast mail for
New York
Mrs. j. VI. smith lately OF Grand Rapids.
Mich. Is very III at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. NJ c. barber, on Louisiana street,
Mr.. Edward Penney Of Karsas City is view
ing South Texas and yaiins his sister, Mrs.
Dr. j. II. McCilntock, d0i Crawford street.
Miss Jasper Gibcts. who has been tho guest
uf her sister, Mrs. w. b. Jones, for ZONE
time past. viii leave this morning. for her
homo N Mexia,
Rev. George Woodbridge and family left
last hight for Beaumont. After spctsllng
~oc% there they will 80 to their new home
RdegolvilIe, Ark
Mis NJ. Y Newton, formerly Of Houston,
han Just returned from New Orleans and Is
stop Ing ut the Hutchlns house. She Will
leave tonight for San Antonio.
Mrs. NJ. T. Jones and daughters Mrs. j.
g, Locke and Miss jeanette Jones, viii leave
this morning via the Sunset limited annex
for Los Angeles, Cal, where they VIII join
Mr. N. 7 Jones. who has been in that city
for somo time pagt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-02

Lot 10, block II. Hardcastlcs addition,
to !. n. Cochran, for 1852.
Lot 2, block 402, w. Il. Baker addition
to city OF Houston for $2G0,03.
Onc-half Of lots z and 5, block 80, Allen :
subdivision No. 40. to city OF Houston. TOT
1864.
Lot 4. block IA. T'orbush addition. to city
OF Houston, for si015
All but lots in HALEY addition, ~
fractional lots in subdivision $40, smith
survey; lots l. 2. 4, 8. Z, II. IL, 10 and ~,
block 2, subdivision Of Hailey's addition
lot 10, block 2; lots 5. 6, and :. block 81
ios to 9.inclusiye block 3, all HALEY ad-
dillon; lots s., ., 10, II and ~, Forbush
addition; lot IL, block 81. south side, to
city Of Houston, for s2S0.50.
Five and threc-fourths acres out OF the
John Austin survey. to city of Houston,
for si7i.S5,
Eighty seven and ono-half feet by 100
feet out Of Burnett home, TO city of Iious-
ton, for Sai.1s @
Lot O. block s44, south side, to city Of
Houston, for sl7l.31.
Marriage License.
James T. Starks and Martha Ward Sc
cured a license TO wed yesterday.
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TO RAISE FUNDS
10 Have Houston Represented ut the
OmMlLm ENnnnilinn.

omaha Exposition.
The old plan of passing around n cub
scripton list TO raise funds for an object
of public interest is being rapidly super
seeded by the moro popular plan of giving
those who subscribe value received for
their money in the nnturc OF an entertain
ment well worth the price charged TO Wit
ness II.
The lIibernians and Emmets have ndoOtcd
this plan With the view OF supplomenting
the deep water fund and the Omaha tx
position committee. following their lead
are getting up very excellent entertain
nient for the purpose OF raising funds TO
have Houston properly represented mt the
Omaha Transmssisslppi Exposition
This entertainment viii be given mt the
Auditorium some time in April,
The programme has been placed In
charge of MIR. w s. Mason, leader OF the
Houston Cleo club and Ladies' Treble club,
which, In itself. IL n sufficient guarantee
of its artistic success. Mr. Mason has
enlisted tho services OF his brother, Mr.
John Mason. late OF the Empire theater,
New York, In the enterprise, and with the
musical talent that these gentlemen eau
enlist and the artistic training thoy can
give to any theme they undertake.. they
viii crown 1t with success.
For this occasion they are arranging 10
present that popular opera "The Pirates
OF PenIancc.'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-02
Arrests for FcbrUnry--SOt Worry Ing
Over Recent Decisions.

| Arrests for FcbrUnry-SOt WOrryin Ing
! Over Recent Decisions.
] Chief Clerk Malsh OF the Houston police
department yesterday rendered his state.
| ment of the work OF the department fol
the month OF February. The total arrests
were 3S6, of which only % were State cases
aud the remaining 2oi under the jurIsdic-
ton OF the city recorder The report in de-
tail Is as follows:
| City eases Train jumping H. drunk and
| diserderly 81, drunk nnd down 10, riding
| bike without light I. dlsordorly conduct
| 20. fighting IS, abusive language H. as-
aault and battery Is, accompanying lewd
| women /. trcspagslng 0, dischargine tirc-
| arms In city 8, idle and loafing 10. disturb
| ing the peace II, carrying pistol y mali
cious mischief O. riding on sidewalk J.,
rudcly displaying pistol 2. contempt Of
court l. sleeping In public place Z, commit
ting nuisance &, reckless driving / total
2gi.
State cases: Aggravated assault 2, lu
macy |. burglary s. forgery 3. vagrancy "
theft IL, for other counties d, disotdarly
house 3. murder ., assault to rape /, swim
ding 2, having forged instrument !, as
eault to murder T. gambling .. embezllo-
ment 1 total 95. Grand total 3S6
With reference to the Dallas decision, TO
tho effect that only certain cases may he
tried by the recorders court, Chief Helm
said yesterday that no change would lie
made In the work Of the Houston depart
ment until It's attention is legally called TO
u violation of the decision The recorders
court has jurisdiction OF all cases such as
fighting, disturbing the peace DRINKS. etc
Assaults with deadly weapons constitute q
felony case and must be taken to the
Justice court8. There are many other class
es of violations that by degrees OF aggra'
walton mny be showed into the states iu
risdictlou However. this docs not apply
to DRINKS, whether lurid or Of plain barrel
house origin there are only three degrees
OF jag usually found on the police docket
OF Houston, namely: drunk and disOrdorly,
drunk aud down and the ordinary drunk
The first class predominant. usually being
attended by hilariousueas or yells of the
red light variety by a glance at the above
report 1t will be noticed that drunk and
disorderly amounts ia n total Of fifty cases.
while there is not n plain drunk on the
entire record
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-02

clan. inspires such universal confidence as
few doctors enjoy. AS chief consulting
physician to the Invalids Hotel and Sur
sical Institute of Buffalo, n. Y, he has
had probably a wider and more practical
experience in treating severe chronic dis
eases than any other physician in America.
His prescriptions are standard remedies all
over the world. His "Favorite Prescription
for weak women is the only proprietary
remedy for its purpose expressly prescribed
by an educated physician. Any one may
consult DR.. Pierce by mail and will re-
ceiyo sound, careful, professional advice
without charge.
His great thousand page book. The Peo-
pies Common Sense Medical Adviser has
had a greater sale than any medical work
ever published. More than half a million
copies We're sold NJ 81 80 each The profit
on this edition was sufficient to warrant
Dr. Pierce in publishing free edition in
paper covers and copy viii now be sent
absolutely free for the mere cost of mailing
only, twenty one one-cent stamps which
should be enclosed to Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y, or ten
stamps extra, If a heavier cloth bound copy
is desired. Only one copy will be sent to
one family. The volume is illustrated with
over seven hundred engravngs and several
colored plates 1t is pronounced by COM
petent authority. one Of the most inter-
esting, practical and valuable works in any
language.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-02

Houston Labor Council held its regular
semi monthly meeting last night. Routine
business was TRANSACTED and visitors and
delegates admitted.
The committee on gymnasium reported
that enough signatures had been secured
with which TO organize. and that meet
ing would be held for that purpose next
Sunday afternoon at p. m, in Labor
Council hail.
Communication from Il. NJ. Burke ask
ing Endorsement OF the council for the en-
tertainment for the benefit of the Faith
Home and ST. Joseph's Infrmary on March
II. 1898. was read, received and the re-
quest granted.
On request of the Electricians union, Mr.
George ID. Crossley was Endorsed for the
position of superintendent of the city fire
alarm system.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-02

The private car of Captain G. a. Quin.
Ian, vice president and general manager OF
the Houston and Texas Central, left last
night for Austin to convey DR. r.. NJ.
SwearIngen state health officer. to Calves
ton today. The doctor has been In bad
health for some time, and at times his Iife
has been despared Of, He recently made a
trip to Sour Lake. returning greatly BEN
eilled. The attention OF Captain QuIulan
was called last night to the fact that the
doctor would today be removed To Calves
ton, and he FASTENED to tender the use Of
his private car. He and Dr. Swearingen
have been friends for years. having served
In the war together The special car Will
leave Austin this afternoon at p. m. and
be delivered to tho Santa Fn hcre tnnlrhl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-02
Notice of Registration

Office Of Register of Harris county at "
court house
The office of tho registrar for the reglstra.
tioE OF the legally qualified voters OF ths
city OF Houston for the general election n
he held on the 4th Of April, 1905, will be open
according to law on Tuesday, the 1st daJ
OF March. 1898, at O'Clock a. M, and Il
Will continue to be open for the registratioa
OF the legally qualified voters for twenN
consecutive DAYS. Sundays excluded, FROM /
and no longer.
To be entitled to register, every male peri
son must be 81 wars OF age by the day Of IN
election 10 be held. must be a citizen OF tn
United States. and must Lave resided in thl
state cte year next preceding the election
and the last six months in the city of Houy
ton. He must furnish the registrar with hh
name, color. nationality, the number of tn
ward, The name of the street which hi
lives, and the number of the house in whta
he resides.
Voters must register In person. and not \ |
letter o. proxy. Idiots, lunatics palpen
supported by the county, all persons cor
NicteG of felony not restored to the right d \
suffrage by the governor. and all soldier
mariners and seamen in the army or nan II
of the United States are not allowed to res.
lister. No previous registration certif!cau
VIII be accepted al the election for which thA n
registration is held Under the law. all per
Sous applying to vote in the city of IIousoi
must b. registered first. and have the reglf
trar's certificate issued before they can vots
CHAS. GRUMDACH, a
Registrar Of City OF Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-02

Ike Clenmons, whp up until yesterday
was porter at Cleyeland's saloon on Main
street, was shot and wounded in the thigh
by Harry Smith, bartender at the same
place. early yesterday morning. The caliber
al the BAH Is 49, The wound Is quite pain
ful, although not dangerous. 1t appears that
Clemmon's duty more especially was to
carry drinks 10 the second floor OF the
building. and over the payment for some
OF the drinks he and Smith anarrelod Hot
words led 10 movement on CIcmmon.s
part towards Smith. who was behind the
nai, and the Inter retaliated with n pistol.
smith was arrested by the police and
placed under 5000 bond for an assault to
murder -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-02
CRITICAL MOMENTS

y Every undertaking In life has its critical
moments In which great after events are
finally determined for good or evil Hiss
tory lis full OF instances where the fate Of
nations hung on the issue of single nhn-
ute. When young Bonaparie snatchcd up
the flag and sprang forward on the brflge
OF Lodi. IN that brief instant he opened tho
way for the conquest OF half world In
the moment when Lieutenant Washington
was rescued by a chance connoniUn from
the rapids of forest stream, who can tel
what effect was wrought ON the destiny Of
the worlds greatest republic?
Nearly every man and woman can recall
some Individual experience when an IN
stant's decision has made months or years
OF happiness or misery. often there are
like this which are not realized
or suspected.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-02
nnMnIn s,rreI ScMcr.

Contractor Humphreyyille has reached
Congress avenue ON Buffalo street. from
the bayou, and is working on the excava-
ton necessary to get under the Intorna-
tional and Great Northern track on the
wny TO Mckinney avenue, distance OF
seven blocks more, He has had to make
the sewer deeper than originally planned In
order TO get II beneath the proposed tun-
mel for roadway under the International
and Great Northern tracks.
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could not bend forward. He is able e
walk as far as he WANTS TO and now be
considers himself cured. The cure only
cost him seven dollars and seventy-hve
cents (s7.75) after having spent three
hundred dollars (s300.o0 without obtain
ing relief"
"Dr. Plorce's Golden Medical Discovery
Is The best cough medicine l ever tried
writes Mr. p. Mortenson OF Sanger, Oliver
county. North Dakota. "A little over two
years ago | was afflicted with very bad
cough and my home physician prescribed
Cod LIVER oil and other kinds OF medicine,
He said might go into quick consumption
and might die In two or three months. His
medicine did not do me any good. heard
OF Or. pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and began taking 1t; when ! had taken 1t
about two months, according TO directions,
my cough was cured
The grand reputation which Doctor
Pierce has built up in tho past thirty years
as regularly qualified practicing physi-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-02
BRENNAN BUDGET.


| hafn Storm.
BRENNAN. Texas. March 1.-The I'm.
proved Order of Red Men has flourishins
| tribe in this city, designated as Shabonu
tribe No. 20, and at their wigwam ovei
| tho First National bank Monday evening
/ they entertained not only tho membership
OF the tribe, but their families and large
number OF invited guests with infinite
credit To their own hospitality and the
pleasure of their guests.
fairly good audience greeted Wiede-
| manns Comedians in their initial perform
anoe at the Grand Monday night. The
! bin was The Majors Daughter" The
| company Is very conscientious in its work
ana the audience last night was we'll sat
| ished and applauded vigorously.
Tho usually boisterous month of March
arrived in storm There WIS gentle
| shower to start with and just at dawn q
rain and hail storm burst and the rain
poured in torrents for an hour or more
At o'clock there was thirty-minutes in
PERMISSION. during which time norther
swoopod down and brought another hard
rain.
Mr.. Herman Giesecko, night foreman Il
the electric light power house. climbed to
the top of a water tank about 1880 Monday
night TO inspect the water supply when
his footing slipped and he fell 10 the floor,
distance OF ten feet or more receiving
dangerous injuries He struck u coal bin
in his descent and received n deep cash
in the back OF his head besides severe
bruises on his back and shoulders
Rev. George Van Pelt, pastor Of ths
Christian church at Weimar, will preach a
series of sermons AT the Presbyterian
church in this city, commencing with the
third sunday.
Governor Culberson Is expected TO bs
present at the dress parnde and banquet
M N nhnn iol Artti
evening.
The city schools will celebrate hide
pendencc Day with appropriate exercises.
to which the public Is invited