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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
POLITICAL.

The Tennessee republicans are hops
lessly split ara Evans and Prownlow fac
lions are lighting hard.
W. J. Bryan has arrived at Ell Paso en-
route Austin.
Senator Morgan will be reelected United
States senator from Alabama by large
majority.
Secretary Long Of the United States
navy is said to be anxious to run for the
vice presidency on the republican ticket.
Senator Clark Of Montana says he will
fight hard to retain his scat In the senate.
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FORECAST IN THE HOUSE.

The week in the house will be largely
taken up with the consideration of the
naval appropriation bill, over which there
promises to be a protracted struggle. The
whole question Of arrnor plate, except that
for the Maine, Wisconsin and Missouri, will
be fought out.
The minority members of the committee
led by MIR. Wheeler (Kyl, will make a
strong fight for the establishment OF a
government armor plate factory as the
best solution of the vexed problem. An
attempt also will be made by the min
GRITTY of the committee for the building of
ships in government yards. Before the
naval bill is taken up tomorrow Chairman
Marsh of the committee on militia will
be recognized to move the passage under
suspension of the rules Of the bill to APP
propriate for the militia OF the several
States.
Friday will be given to the committee
OIL war claims under the rule and Satur-
day has been set aside for paying tribute
to the memory OF the late Representative
Evan +. Settle of Kentucky.
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SENATOR SULLIVAN TALKS.
Expects New Orleans to Become the
Fistic Confer!

Slhtic Nchter.
Hot Springs Ark. April Ex-senator Tim
othy d. Sullivan. who came here to remain
until gay 10. said:
a After September I. when the Horton law
uies the boxing contests will probably take
place ia New Orleans. The healthy senti-
tn lh o. this country is in favor OF public
sHhipltions Of the hsic art. under reRsoaa-
bic regulations; but | am afraid that other
pig cities Will follow New Works. action and
smut down on boxing California Is TOO far
u.siant for the majority OF the followers OF
tne boAing game. while New Orleans would
De 2 popular center for tho sport.
Jennes now wants to fight Mccoy but he
should nrst tackle Sharkey. There 4 no
cowsralce In the Sailors makeup. Jenries
says Tommy Ryan can whip MeCoy. but he
MSuldn bet red on that blum. Mccoy can
| Whln Ryan with one hand.
he reported statement OF Jefries that 10
VIII make stand for George sisr 10 ref
eree tho corbett-Jenres hght As what vul.
gaflans term hot air. siler can referee no
nights Ia Greater New York Rumors may
ny thick and fast but both In the Broadway
club and at Coney Island the contests tina,
occur between DOW and September / will be
honestly conducted" ~
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Orange LocaIs.

orange Texas, April 15.-The ep-ins
term OF district court will open here to-
morrow morning. with a large aocLot ),
be disposed Of Captain W r WcT,on,iS
OF the state Rangers together Win sew
eral members of his company. came IN
rom West Texas last night to attend
eourt. being witnesses in some important
criminal cases. 1920 - :
-, runway Call. president Of the Beau
mont National bank. ana an enthusiastle
hoo-Hoo. spent the day in Orange TODAY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
THEY Should oRGANIzn.

Meeting OF Texas Coast Real Estate
Dealers Suggested.
To the Editor OF The Post.
Ganado, Texas, April ii.--There is an i'm
perative need for a local or district or
ganizatioE of the, real estate dealers OF the
South Texas coast country, especially EN-,
bracing the counties OF Calhoun, Victoria
Jackson. Wharton. Matagorda, Brazorls
and Fort Bend.
This territory has climate, soil. and |.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
Won know what You are Tai

You Know what You h's
when you take Groves Tas's''s'
Tonic. The formula is plainly p''A
every bottle showing that It con!M v
and Quinine put up in correct p.u ..'s
and is in tasteless form. lr, ....,
not advertise their formula, snu ,..
you would not buy their meol0.a.
knew what it contained, Glo'ss
only chill cure sold througnou. !. I
malarial sections of the unl.ss
No cure. no pay. Price oo ceu'-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
WASHINGTON.

The senate will consider the Alaskan
bill and the Quay and Clark cases this
week.
The house minority will make a strong
fight for an armor plato factory to be
owned by the government.
The ship subsidy bill seems to be in
every ones way. yet Senator Hanna Is
pushing IL.
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hearne. Texas. April l5,To date the COM
press here has pressed something over Al ooo
bales OF cotton. This is ahead of last season. =
run 0y 5000 or 5000. but when this season 5
end il reached tho total will ia 40 ga ,".,--
Ar. d. McComb OF Rnckdale was IN nc
iii, Nst night en- route 10 Mexia, whore no
WIZ speno Easter with friends
hs "a account q the recent heavy rains. which
ny work, business circles report fraS, Sn,nh
ogS 3.er Yesterday than it would have beer
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wharton Locals. !

Wharton. Texas. April h-A lz
ceived by County Clerk Brooks frda
Wells Thompson says: PLEASE naa
attorneys. and especially the attora
those cases In which l am disduallts
Judge j. c. Wilson of the Victo1a |.
will hold the first week Of court ~ W.
The cases in which Judge Tnonls
disqualified are those in which ne v
counsel for Ford, Thompson and w.. y,
The Hebrew population Of Wa
celebrating the Passover. which :, s0.s 4
on the night Of April l3 ana WI \.
for eight days. Appropriate eeress.Jsls,i
be hold at the home OF Mr.. Joe SsA'i
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RichmnnG Ne,,. Noe.

Richmond, Texas, April 15.--Messrs u. h.
Pearson, c. r. Wharton, Walter Henson.
Bud Davis. Lon Bopgis and Henry ton,s
went TO Wharton today to GET view Of the
hisn water on the Colorado river
ME Alice B. kirkland Of Houston and M,..
t p all smithers Of Simonton spent sunday 10
Judge Wells Thompson came In from Hous
SGn iast night signed UP the minutes OF The
asst NC and closed quite a busy weeks toTm
ION 20 'ne court lie left here today Tor Calves
''"' "u"e ne gees on private business.
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-
FOREIGN.

Mining and cotton milling interests are
very brisk in Mexico at present.
Tho Paris exposition opening was
favored with fine weather, but the grounds
were covered with debris.
Germany says American missionaries
have helped 1t in Africa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
CLARK WILL FIGHT.

VIII Retain His Seat in the Senate
IL He POSSIBLY Can,
New York, April 15.--W. A. Clark of
Montana and New York. and Former Gov
ernor Hauser of Montana, held confer
enee here today relative to Mr.. Clark's
United States senate aspirations Mr..
Clark referred all questioners to Mr.,
Hauser, who In turn said that Mr.. Clark
would fight to the last ditch" to retain
his seat in the senate.
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NIarriage..

Mr. D. B. CLARK and Mrs. Irma Rowland
at Deenville April 10.
M; Samuel capps Jr.. and Miss Minnie
Brooks; near Mason. April l.
MI, JANIS B. Faulkner and, Miss Jora
Kerr; at Mckinney April IL.
MT W II. Moore OF Fort Worth and Miss
Leila brown at Cleourne, April ".
BeeYiliA Aprl IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16

announcing his candidacy for the presi-
denoy,' said ex-secretary Alger. in the
course OF an interview tonight. 1T looks
as though the wealth of praise showered
on the admiral since his return from tho
East has turned his head. 1t is harder to
resist prosperity than adversely. | feel
sorry for him, for his ambitions will GER
tainly be unfulhlled His action Is ALL
advised. I predict for him in his presi-
dental aspirations melancholy disap-
po.utment"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
The WEEK IN CONGRESS.
Alaskan Code Bill and Clay and Clark
Cases in the Senate.
THE NAVAL BILL IN THE LOWER HOUSE
Democrats VIII Ask for Govern-
ment Plate Fuctory-opposttion 10
Alaskan Code Bill IL Weak

Washington, April 15.-The senate will
continue during the week to devote It's at
tention to the Alaskan code. the Quay res"
olution and the bill providing for the tenn
porary government OF the Philippine is
lands. There also will be more or less
diminishing for the place of the friends
OF the Nicaragua canal. chief among whom
Is Senator Morgan of Alabama. Possibly
also Senators Frye and Hanna Will make
an effort to bring the subsidy shipping
bill up. but the chances are that no move
ment will be made in that direction until
some OF the measures before the senate
are disposed of.
Senator Carter will try on Monday to
get a day hxed for a vote on the Alaska
bill. There are only two amcndments OF
Importance remaining to be acted upon In
connection with that measure, and II is
thought these could be disposed of at a
very early date II the friends of the
Alaskan bill would agree to assist in
the taking UP OF other legislation when
: II is out OF the way
/ Senator Morgan seems at present In
cllned to hold up the code measure, until
be can receive some assurance on the
canal bill, put so far has apparently not
been successful in that direction. There
is notable disposition to use the
Alaskan bill and the Philippine bill to de-
/ lay the taking up of the subsidy bill. The
democrats in the senate are practically
united in opposition to the subsidy propo-
sition. Senator Lodge, in charge OF the
Philippine bill, announces 1t to be his
purpose to ask for a vote on 1t whenever
the democrats make an opening of such
suggestions. Apparently, however, he Is
noA very sanguine for success.
Senator Hoar has given notice OF
speech on the Philippine question on Tues
day next and he Is expected then to fully
outline his Views on the question OF ex-
pansion.
Late in the week reports will probably
be made on some of the appropriation
bills now in committee. 1t is also prob
able that report will be made in the
Clark case during the week The report
has been drafted in the rough by Senators
Chandler and Turley and will be la!d be-
fore the committee on elections as soon
as completed. Senator Chandler an
nounces It to be his purpose to ask to
have the question taken UP in the senats
as soon as the report Is filed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
TEXAS DEATHS AND MARRIAGES.


April 10.
bkASkEN Mrs. J. s.: near Mobile, April
ENVNA. Simon; az Fuqua April TO-
PENNINGTON. Thomas, aged i5: at Kauf
man, April IT,
PHILLIPS, Neil aged 49, at kaufman. AprI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
ALVIN LOCALS.
over seven Thousand crates os
strawberries In Fourteen nnva

Strawberries In Fourteen Dnys
Alvin, Texas, April 15.--The output OF
strawberries for the fourteen days of this
season will run over 1000 crates
The largest days shipment being on
April ., 1919. It Is estimated that the
shipment Monday night will he the Inrpett
yet made this season The demand a.
growing larger as the season advances
prices being sitter today than for several
days.
Farmers are preparing land for cotton.
The acreage this year will be macn larger
than ever before. on account OF the rich
prices now prevailing,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
shoot to BE Held at hnrlin.

Marlin Texas. April l5.-rhe Marlin Gun
club is making preparations to hold big
state shoot here about June 10 All the clubs
in the State will be represented. and II IS
expected that Marlin will entertain not less
than 100 sportsmen and visitors on the coca
sion The shoot will las. two or three days
and the purses in most events will be worth
upwards OF $780,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NE
she TnANsvAAn.

Tho Beers captured British paymaster
and all his Doodle.
Lord Roberts complaint to President
Kruger is that English prisoners were not
fairly treated at Pretoria.
Winter coming on and tho British are in
the middle OF very bad Ak.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
Residence mt Easthnm.

Riverside, Texas, April l5,--The resi-
dence of D. vlckers at Eastman. one mile
south Of here. was destroyed by fire today.
But little was saved, The Are started
from the kitchen nue; estimated loss be-
tween $500 and $500; no insurance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
THE FIRE RECORD.
Residence at Palestine.

Palestine, Texas, April l5.-About 1880
o'clock this morning an alarm Of Are was
turned in which proved to he the residence
of j. L. Walker on Sycamore street. The
house was burned TO the ground. The
loss is estimated at $4,000, fragrance
$500
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
tsTo IMPROVE TUE WEST.
DIS VIII Undertake. the II

DIS VIII Undertake. the de-
sirnbIe Talk Soon.
REUfFl 15.--The Times-Herald to-
~ will say; Railroads using Chicago
gateway have taken up Improvement
z the terr>lry between Chicago and
ky mountains, which involve the OK
AZ lfe OF millions Of dollars and an add
IN TO present population from immigration
lone OF at least 100000 new people within the
Text eighteen months.
The number Of new towns that will appear
on tho maps OF the West within the next year
or those TO which from 500 10 600 new popu-
laton is to be added already number liS,
Pefore 1902 1t Is believed this number viii ex-
coed 200.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
MINERS STRIKE.
Situation Is Critical in Mary land
md Getting Worse.

Situation Is Critical In Mary land
md Getting Worse.
Frostburg, Md, April 15.--rho only In
cident today In connection with the strike
of the miners OF the Georges Creek region
was the decision of the union men to order
the nifty laborers who have been employed
at the Ocean mine since the strike began
to join the strikers. II was also announced
that all the laborers throughout the region
will be called out.
st. Louis, April 15.--The Mine Workers
and exMiners' Aid association Of 1lli-
nois. failing in an attempt to have a hear
ing with the operators on their demand for
more wages. have decided to quit work In
all mines IN the State until a recognition
is received. The strike will 20 into ef-
feet tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
WHY HECUW
The Greatest Specialist VI
Gives Every Case His
Attention.

Most doctors have a es, uss ID d
stock remedies which they hi, b 7
which seem at all similar. -. "
Hathaway method. Ever sarsits'
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pwelling AZ Sam Angelo.

San Angelo, Texas, April ia DWELL
ing owned by the Ray heirs burned this
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16

Best for rheumatisp. Elmer a Amends
Prescription No. 1851. Celebrated on its
merits ter many effectual cures. y. r.
1ebm'dt Houston, Texas. sole agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
ALGER ANnNr DEWEY.

said the Admiral Is TO He Greatly
Pitied In His Aspirations.
Detroit. Mich. April i5,--'I think Ad-
vatrd Dewey has made grave mistake In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
Kentucky Grand Jury sim ,vor,.,n.

- 10y "r"'H jury sun WOrIktnH.
Frankfort, KY. April 15.-The grand
jury. which has spent the last two weeks
Investigating the assassination OF Cover
nor Goebei. will reconvene tomorrow and
resume the investigation. II Is understood
that nearly ali OF the witnesses have been
heard and report Is expected very soon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
TO CURE A COLD IN oyE NV

rake LaNative Brono Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money II n faI;s 70
cure rs W. Groves signature ia ON eae i,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16

The Builders Exchange did not adopt
the resolution of the citizens committee.
There was special observance of
Easter.
seyenty-four bales of cotton were dam
aged by FIRE,
The advance guard of the Transmissis-
sippl Commercial Congress has arrived
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
RAILROADS.

Work is to begin at once on the extern
sion of the c.. W. and 3. V.
Meredith e. Glass died at Calvert.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16

In due to this inoiYlous. INT in y
EXCLUSIVE TREATML s,oru ";
hunoredx Of requests yearly tsr ID, I,
Mi psits az the weird. asking Md q
Of nslrv DR.. Hntbsway's sius y
nent he believes IL wiser " hb a
Sides himself the knowleegs ~ i,.st,'
as he il Toe well aware Of tn ,,,sl uss
may be done BY the unsN.is.t
system never mind how g.IsrTrs -
FLOOD AND SKIN DIS saaasss,s,s "
away's treatment for elS0. u vl'Md
ever stage cures all lsIn not oap Y
blotches. pimples etc., any nv ratur, n
the skin aud SCALP 70 tpsi .,'st fbs q,
but SO purllies this blooa dr,si II
permanently ard compistsD stD''
svstem and all this ".rs "a
noisono,,s az dangerous or'srsfcfrr
VARICoCFLE AND - stt'e''
treatment 81 Yarieocelo ara "a q
rsfbod sxciusiyely his OWE ~
cen, ~ iii casss results = I'm
~ ~ ,,,re No opeikus--. ~
ana no pain or ineonvtnienees - Il y
by tho patient. Inc e,Sst q a, II
ntent is much less tnan ...ss,trsnt x
or hospital or institute Ire c1'''
safe and sure. restoIinan hssl't
condition OF perfect ,ssee ir pr VI
| CONSULTATION Fna..-,,i,stIoa ~
makes no charge for rail =
al either his efnce or ng axyAA
y. NEWTON HAThA 4 o.
pr. Hathaway go
SOC B, Alamo
u Texassi
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Every eass,,sl
is most eara@l
,nosed ard u
position oiM,,':5
Condition d .s.srl|
sensss o. p: b
treat, treats spss,lnl. u
IA a special III
his OWLS
stu studied out ii,ae
Wills in ee;1sJ
improved E..,,g
hospital p,styi
s y. twenty sss ~
twenty T,,SI
most exteusIr|
enjoyed gI,T.
iallst IN LII
DR.. Hstni;;'srees
and ulh,'s- =;
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"Great Oaks From
Little Acors Gtos.

A single n,icrobe cos,,|
the germ of the n,ost m,,|
nant nialadfes. The bln,;|
the means by gvhich Mil
are sent on their deadly p
sion. Small at first, Is b
erobe soon becomes ] ~
Hoods Sarsaparlla / }
arch enemy of all GEM,
Suhafeper nature. It's NJ
doses master these micmI|
BY dissofVfng and passirqtI|
off as refuse of the syst,n|
Female Weakness ii n. /
female qpeskness all my life and MI
day and night from headache. n n
taken Hoods Sa,saparilla and y
strong again." Mrs. Ge,tt f..,|
Harlem, No. RI
Rheumatism "F Thao. I.
rheumatism, ! take Hoods Sass.
and It soon cures me. rs tie kyj
edy Iknozp of for that trouble" NJ
Hutchinson, NeWark Valley. ny Il
Neuralgia - took HOOD, III
rala for neuralgia and m less tEu,
month I4vas perfectly cured" III
Luck, Berfer, Pa.
foods Saa5abagl
iislsis;s Il, 55lau
Hoods Pills cure liver Ills the uonitrA,ts1
only catharsic 70 take with Hoods &Sis1
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-09-14
NOTICE no MARINERS.

Notice is hereby given Of the follow
ing changes in aids to navigation in
this district:
Columbia River. ship canal across the
bar as far as Astoria. Oregon: Fort
Stevens wharf post light. On October
1. 1900. the color of this light viii be
changed from fixed white to fixed red.
This change affects the list of light and
fog-slgnals. Pacific coast. 1900. No. "a.
page "a; also the list Of beacon and
buoys. Pacific coast. 1900. page 80.
Entrance to Grays Harbor, Washing
ton, page 6S. On September 5, 1900.
Trustee Spit buoy No. 0. red. first
class nun. was established in 80 feet
of water. and marks the northerly edge
of the spit of the end of the jetty.
which is making to the northward and
Lone tree on Point Che
halls N. by E. y E.. Jetty wharf E N E.
* F.. Grays Harbor lighthouse E.
Y S.
By order Of the lighthouse board.
w. P. DAY,
U. S. N. Inspector 18th
L. H. District.
Office of U. S. Lighthouse Inspector,
Portland. Oregon, Sept. u, 1900.
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built on the Delaware, and was launch
ed In 1896 at HilImsus shlpyard. The
slocum left New York July 12 last.
Six days later she was reported at
81. Thomas. West Indies. and August
~ was at Buenos Ayres. She was TO
make stops at Punta Arenas IN the
straits and at caIlao and Acapulco, on
the west coast. Her average rate OF
speed Is ten miles an hour. The total
distance Of the voyage Is 1920 mics
and the sailing tnle Is 81 days and "a
hodrs. She VIII coal several times on
the trip, as her cspacity admits OF
steaming only about 1000 miles with
oIt replenishing her bunkers. The slo-
cum Is IN command Of Captain X. J.
HAMPTON. United States army, quar-
termaster's department and has a
sailing master and navigator.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-09-14
AROUND TOWN.


Ice cream soc quart at the Parlor.
John Kopp lu IN Portland on buaI-
ness
James Finlayson was In Portland
yesterday.
Senator Dcveridge will speak In sa-
lem. October 2,
Louis sprauer has returned from a
visit TO California.
MfE. ". Ekatrom and daughter arr
visiting In Portland
William Anderson of Deep river Is In
the city on business.
Deputy Marshal Roberts Of Portland
was In the city Yesterday,
The police report no arrests for the
previous twenty-four hours,
W, o. Wilkinson and Mrs. Wilkinson
star, tomorrow for Bermuda.
Pest is-ccnt meal. Rising Sun Res
taurant. 6is Commercial street.
Jef's reataurant--the largest and
heat A trial win convince you.
Deputy United states Marshal A. II,
Roberts was In the city yesterday,
Mrs RuRsrIk. OF Fort Columbia.
was In the city Yesterday afternoon.
Bar report; Wind, west: weather.
cloudy: bar. moderate. nothing in sight.
T. II. Davis and family returned
last evening from Portland after a brief
visit.
~ " AANH ~ haihNlhN uhN hNHNiei-
Is improving the exterior OF his grocery
store
Some repairs are being made on the
once OF the Alaska FIshermen's Pack
Ing Company.
Mrs ]. N. Griffin and family have
returned from spending the summer at
Cannon beach.
The best and cheapest tailoring In
the city at A. KILJUNEN. 522 Com
merclal street.
Wanted-Two furnished rooms with
board, In private family. Address "R."
Astorian Office.
BEST 15-cENT MEAL; RISING
SUN RESTAURANT.
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Fire was discovered yesterday morn
Ing at II o'clock in the coal bunkers
OF the Pacific Coast Company. at the
upper end Of the o. Il. & n. wharf.
The wharf fire apparatus was used with
good effect and the fire did not gain
much headway and the prompt arrival
Of the fire department caused the fire
to be brought rapidly under control.
The hose was run under the street
railway and the railroad to allow the
passage OF the street cars and the Sea-
side train. II being attached to the
hydrant at the new Prael building The
fire started from spontaneous combus-
ton in the bottom Of the bunkers and
had It gained headway would have
been an exceedingly difficult proposition
to contend with. The Efficient work
Of the FIRE department. However. pre-
vented what might have been SER
lous confagration.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-09-14
HOW BRIGHTs DISEASE STARTS.

Indigestion. biliousness. blood poisoned
with urea and uric acid (which should
have been excreted by the kdneys),
rheumatic pains in nerves and joints.
causing irritation Of the kidneys, then
pains over the small Of the back. mark
sure approach Of Brlght's disease. Do
not delay taking Foley's Kidney Cure,
for It makes the kidneys right. Take
no substitute. CHAs. ROGERS. Drug
eist