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AlASkA WANT ADVS.
CAPE NOME klOND|kE.
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ALASKA CLOTHING.
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SEATTLE WOODEN HOUSE. opposite
Hotel stevens, so9 first r!t; General out
pure WOODEN goods direct from miil.
ALASKA orTFITTERs.
PIONEER manufacturers Of Alaska cloth
nag make pure %0oien goods and have
tho h-et equipped plant for making
clothing In the state Seattle Woalen
Mnl. III FIRST avenue
ALASKA TENTS AND TsRraULINs.
TENTS AND TARPAULfNs-Tne right
KIND az factory prices sesttle. Tent and
Awning Company. Marion and Western
avenue Also hydraalie mining hose.
TENTS. tarpauiin and awning cotton
duck. al weights and widths: hydraulic
Mining hose. Felgtz Tent and Awning
CARE NOME HOUSES.
PORT fable Aoases Don't fail 10 sea
Eureka practical portAhls houses, store
roma Warehouses and tlse ping cars.
sc %es Ynfk block.
CANVAS FOLDING BOATS.
STEEL RfnHEn canvas folding hoafs See
sEtle Tent and ANnlag Company. mana
falturrrs Marion aEa western
hLoNDIkE MISCELLANEOUS.
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Meme iFade. Room Z HQxNcii building
ALASKA ~nlt robes. YUKON cap. siwasa
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
Ssiee ,s hereby given TO the electors Sf
Klns cosniy, state .ot Washington.
A. p. 1900 between the hours OF ! and
wards into which said school district II
divided. special election Will be held nj
The several election. voting places herein
after specified for the purpose OF author
iziug and empowering the directors of
said Seattle school district No. | In said
King county aforesaid. to issue bonds of
ssid Seattle school district No. | in tho
sum of ssoooo, bearing interest not 10
exceed per cent per annum and run
nins for twenty years from date Of lssu'
nishing n school building IN -aid district
known as the senior Grammar school.
ne ci ~ ~ s s,sGk NS' addition TO
Notice Is hereby further given that the
places % voting In each OF the several
Wards OF he school district a, said special
First ward south school building. ait
uate on block q the syndicate addt-
o. second iioor OF the Pacific block, corner
OF fesler way and Occidental avenue,
Second ward Rainier school bnldinx
situate s, on block No y % he Jackson
Third ward-r Il Miner school build
, asi si,s", =, on block No = q the hsnton
,ss raea e sa hS u "a ssa ~ b sna p
Eastern addition 90 tho city OF Seattle
Fourth wgrd-Cantral school building
situate corner ot seventh avenue and Mad
isou street
rum ward 81 Francis school buildinE
situate ga uorth side II Spring street lie
tween Fifth and SIKH avenues
sixth ward Denny school building. site
nstn corner % fiEth avenue and Battery
street
Seventh ward-Cascaao school buiidlax
situate eorner Howard avenue ami Thomas
ntfesi, and Columbia -,hool building hiocS
y l. roatius addition to tne eity " Sc.
Eighth ward Mercer school huuAiag.
situate on bissk "a u Mtrcer Setcnd al
~N,n 10 NE ely OF seattle
Ninth wssd~k DAY school building
lFsnds addition Ca The city ~ seattle ana
isalena @choa building block y. tAgonA
addition.
Sali votlng plaees viii he open "a TO-
eeitn ballots from .. IN 80 O'Clock o. m
ef she same DAY
IN vttpess ~aereeg have Aoreap,o ser
NY hand and sfsxcd thc sal ~ ne tity
county state II WasnfnEt.n. this ths ara
say % June A y is@
lsc&A
LYMAN RANKS
g lr'arF Hoard ~ directors
REGisrRArfoN NOTICE SEATTLE
SthoNt EtSrRit~r No
knG'atI atiun boaks arc nuw open from
e. 80 a. np h go the Comptrolier's
Ia compliance witch Soc y state chosl
laN~ fvgiatrsueu WW eiosN T8c~aav
evening 1onr e1h. suA rrtaain closed
NWtH ~At u AA}. dHne aa wa whirh latter
a. p g W
E'cctera rcgis,eryi. Ter en, eynsrSi elec-
t0u in 'sp AtE ENTirT E1 no VOTE
o. "'e "'N' '0''ee1.nis y s :, q, eIsS!iegg
Secretary u,ari q pnr. SSsttla
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FOR VANCOUVER. n. C.. DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.

McWhiiams s..,..,.. Master
Leaves Yesler wharf every Monday
Wednesday and Friday at 3 y. m.
Arrives Vancouver 10 a. m. following
day.
Leaves Vancouver every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 8 p. m.
Arrives at Seattle Mt 10 a. N. following
day.
Connects AZ Vancouver with c. r. r.
trains for all points East, and with steam
ers for Nanaimo, Comox. Victoria. New
Westminster and Texada island ports
Freight will not be received at Seattle
after y. m. on day OF sailing
For freight or passage apply at tho e.
fee OF the Vancouver line. Yesler wharf.
Telephone. Red i63l.
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SEW YORK. GLASGOW LONDONDERRY
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Electric Llahtef Trains
New "ObservatIsn Cars"

Through car service TO Omaha. Kansas
City. ST. Louis, etc.
I A, Nadeau, General Agent. Seattle, wn-
A. ID. Charlton. A. q. y. A., Portland. Or.
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HOGG WILL KEEP OUT OF 1T
HE WILL NOT ADVOCATE THE RE
ELECTION OF Chiffon.
Would Like TO See Him Win, hat
Not to the Extent of Helping
Him in the Campaign.

Dallas. Texas. March e.-Farmcr Shaw Is
in receipt of letter from Ex-Governor
Hogg in which the latter states that he
will take no part whatever in the sena-
torial struggle between Messrs. Bailey and
Chiffon while on his stumpng tour.
Colonel Hogg opens at Waco April 10
and. according to his letter TO Farmer
Shaw will not mention the row over the
senatorial toga, but will content himself
with an advocacy of his proposed amend
ments to the State constitution. He says
Chiffon. the latter must fight his own bat
tie as he can.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

BANDERA.--District court is in ses-
SIGN, Judge |. l.. Martin presiding. The
docket is heavy one.
DALLAS.-The Dallas Public Library
association has made arrangements for
the maintenance OF the building 10 be
donated to the city by Andrew Carnegie.
LEDBETTER.-E. p. stuermer and j.
G. Hilsman q Sons will put up brick
business houses.
sKIDMoRE The teachers of Bee coun-
ty viii hold an institute here March
10 ana II.
CALDWELL.-County court is In Sos
sion, Judge Il. G.. Banks presiding,
FORT WORTH, David Boaz of Kansas
seed OIL mill lie has projected to build
in that city He expects to use the prod
uct TO feed cattle.
FORT WORTH. The Orthwein grain
elevator 10 have capacity of 100000
bushels, is expected to be ready for bust
nees by May l.
GIDDINGs--Wor has Just reached here
that Bob Gray was killed about seven
miles west. No particulars have been re-
ceived
MADISONVII4LE.- The teachers OF
Madison county win unite with Mont
gomery county teachers in holding nor
NAL at Willis.
SAN AUGUSTINE.--Dist court has
adjourned. Miles Dodd, negro. was con-
vcted OF murder and given twelve years.
KAUFMA N.-The physicians OF the
county met here and organized the Kauf-
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Jasper County Candidates.

Kirbyyille, Texas. March 5.--Hon. p. F..
Bean, the present representative from this
district, is a candidate for reelection and
will make a tour of the district in his in
terest in the near future,
Mr.. w. IA. Kennedy, postmaster at this
place, is an avowed candidate for sheriff
and tax collector of Jasper county; also
MIR. s. B. Conn., of the mercantile firm Of
Conn Bros. & Co OF this place, will make
the race for the same office. Mr.. James
Brown is also candidate for this office
Mr.. Brown lives at Jasper and has served
as deputy sheriff for a number of years
under the present sheriff, A. n, Stone,
who has held this office long time, but
now retires.
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obserynu,, NJ nicl,mond.

Richmond, Texas. March 6,-The sixty
fourth anniversary of the fall OF the Alamo
was commemorated by appropriate SER
vices at tbs Richmond cemetery this at
ternoon. An audience gathered at the
cemetery and decorated the graves OK
Texas heroes. and wero addressed by g.
r. Wharton. who stood during his speech
by the tablet of Deaf smith" "A number
Of Texas heroes are buried in the RICH
mond cemetery. Among them are Deaf
Smith. eX President Lamar, Jane II. Long
widow Of General Long. and w. II. Davis
one OF the last survivors OF the Mier ex-
petition
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Mr. Lowe opened LIS cnmnaign.

Greenville, Texas, March 6.-Hon. R.
M. Love of Limestone county was here
yesterday and made the announcement
Of his candidacy for comptroller. He
was formerly United States marshal for
the Northern district of Texas and has
number Of very warm friends IN Green
vile. 1t was the opening talk of his
campaign and made good Impression
upon those present.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-07

La Grange, Texas, March 6,-The sixty
fourth anniversary Of the fall of the Alamo
WAS observed today by the United Daugh-
ters OF the Confederacy and other ladies
monument erected in the court house yard
by the State OF Texas to the memory Of
the Dawson men and Mer prisoners.
Among the ladies who participated in .lne
decoration were Mesdames John I. Har-
well. G. WI futile. j. +. VOTERS, w. r.
Dietrich III. Techmueller and Misses
Anna Holman Pauline Whitlow, Bernettl
and Anna Tclchmueller
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hey declare the numerous contests we're

organized.
Some of the contests were inspired by
McDonald's influence, no doubt, but not
all of them The McLennan county con-
test for instance, was caused by a fac
tionai fight between local leaders and did
not involve any other question save the
control OF the local organization There
were other contests of the same sort,
waged by delegates who were agreed on
everything else except the local leader
ship.
SO far as expressions go, there is no
opposition to Green and Hawley for the
white delegates at large to tho National
convention All concede their election, but
in the election OF the colored contingent
the "Bill Mcdonald" issue asserts Itself.
Nearly every delegate who has been heard
to express himself has sworn that McDon-
aid shall not 20 to the National conven-
ton. They are all for c. M. Ferguson for
one OF the colored delegates, but they viii
fight Goose Neck to a finish. Who they
will put up against Mcdonald Is not vet
known,
Rumor is rife tonight Of fight be
tween Green and Hawley,,. 1t irsaid that
the Green men are offended at Mr. Haw-
ley for supporting Ferguson for tempo
rary chairman; that theyihave decided to
support c. W. ogden of San Antonio for
delegate at large instead of Hawley; that
they mad to depend on their own re-
sources to win the temporary chairman
ship and they see no reason why they
ssould not give all the pie to their active
friends.
MIR. Hawley when seen tonight said he
did not believe Mr. areen would fight
( aim. He Observation-Disclosures but gave
! Ii out good and st'n an that II the hght
was inaugurated agdaMt him there would
be the liveliest time that ever took place
in Texas.
AS matter of fact. there Is strong
effort beineSmade by a few of Mr. Green's
friends TO get up the fight; but hls- closest
and best friends dlsclaim any RESPONSE
bility for 1t and have assured Mr. Haw-
ley that the State chairman does not in
dorse the move. The truth will develop
tomorrow and If war is declared between
these two republican chieftains there will
certainly be a hot time in the eonven-
ton.
The Grant men are enjoying the pros
peet for fight between Green and Haw-
ley, their old time opponents. Cecil A.
Lyon and r. L. Richards of Sherman
John Walter of Paris and Jim Haynes of
Laredo, who are the Grant leaders here,
do not attempt to conceal their satis-
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man County Medical society Sessions are
TO be held here ON the first Monday In
each month. w Il. wilkins of Kemp was
elected president.
GREENVlLLE-- District court Is in Sos
sion The grand jury has been charged
and set to work.
ENNIS.~-Rev. j. k Howard OF Corsi-
cana is conducting protracted service at
the Cumberland Presbyterian church, as
sisted by the pastor, Rev. r. L. Phil
lips.
Cleburne. Texas. March 5.--Hon Dudley
Wooten viii address the Democratic club
OF Cleburne tomorrow night.
CLEBuRNE.--A protractod meeting has
been started at the Methodist church by
the pastor Rev. John NJ. Barcus.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-07
REGISTRATION Opened ut lYaIIay.

Dallas, Texas. March Negotiation Of
voters for the city election to be held on
April 3 commenced today. and is to con-
of registration in Dallas were broken, $50
names being placed in the books and
certificates issued. Predictions are made
that 1900 names will be registered for
the election, which will be approximately
1000 more than ever before Twenty-nine
city officers are to be elected. There are
fully 100 candidates already in the field.
Propositions TO issue bonds approximate
ing 100000 are also to be voted on by
the taxpayers at the same election. and
this will stimulate registration.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-07
Candidntes for rIonter.

Denton, Texas, Marcd 5.--Hon. E. w,
H. shelburne, at present local rep;,se, ia
tive from this coun-y, has returned from
Austin and has announced his oandidscy
for Pictorial representative from ibis DIS
trict, comprising Denton. Cooke ana W;sc
counties. EA-County Judge s. NJ. Bad
ley and ]. B. Doyle from Sidsll ars. his
opponents.
+. F. Hill is N. only candidate for
local representative to succeed Dr. Shell
burne
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tive for this tFssstrop) county subject to
the action OF the democracy OF the county.
Mr. Isaacs is in favor OF the bill pro-
posed by the tax commission. lust libel
law and constitutional amendment pro-
hibitlng those who pay no poll tax from
voting. For United States senator he
is for Chiffon but believing In the cleo
ton of senators by a direct vote. Will
vote for whoever he is instructed by the
democracy OF his district.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-07
IS POLITICAL NEWS.
|of Holding Only One Stale Demo-
cratic Convention
holy BE ADOPTED THIS YEAR
ril smith of sherman Said to
candidate for Democratic
stionaI Committeeman.

March CAN effort is To
4 TO induce the State democratic
committee to this year abandon
Ice OF calling two State conven-
Ich has heretofore obtained when
:season for selecting presiden-
Idate rolls around. A resolution
fect that one convention will be
n for this time will be presented
bmmittee,s appreciation which it
fwaco, March IL, but from pres
3tions there is little likelihood of
bn. Several reasons are advanced
5fea. OF said resolution. The first
4 is not advisable to depart from
Hent of holding the Stale nomi-
Invention after the National con-
Which precedent was established
10 permit the ratification Of the
adopted by the latter.
tond reason is peculiar to condi-
inning In the State this year and
tnce to the contest for the United
thatorship. 1t is expected that
be considerable rivalry between
rs of Bailey and those of Chiffon
npremacy Of the delegation to be
the National convention, which
I'D to unpleasant entanglements
pwn the line were theNState con-
consolidated, hence the disin-
10 have the choosing of delegates
Kansas City mixed up with the
lof a State ticket.
lrd reason relates to the selection
IN which the conventions are to
The understanding Is that this
convention will go to San An
the other. to Waco. Should one
conventions be dropped unneces-
lble might be engendered in at
to induce one or the other of
named to surrender the honor
has reason to expect in the prem
tiers stand now, the probabilities
The convention TO select delegates
ational convention will be called
81, and the one to nominate a
Jet for July IL.
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LoCKHART LOCALS.
Assessor Magee BADLY Hurt Inv ,
Horse,s Kick

Horses Kick.
Lockhart. Texas, March 6--Quite a
furry of excitement has been caused by
the opening of barber shop in the town
with woman barber.
Mr.. Joe Magee, county tax collector,
was kicked by a horse Sunday evening
and very seriously injured. He was
found in his horse lot in comatoss con-
dition, with his face terribly cut ana
bruised, and some OF his teeth gone. lie
is now improving.
Mr.. e. S. Vsnhorn, prominent farmer
on Plum creek, was bitten by rattle
snake Sunday. and is in very dangerous
condition.
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A Personal EXPRESSION.
Mr.. Hardy Did Not Express State
Administration Sentiment

Dallas, Texas, March 6.-+Secretary OF
State d. H. Hardy says he did not ex-
psct his views on the senatorial contest,
published in The Post few days since,
to get into the newspapers. In declaring
for Congressman Bailey he only voiced
his own views and did not presume to
speak for anyone else. While ne is for
Mr.. Bailey, it is merely as an individual,
and he is not taking any active part in
the struggle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-07
SENATORIAL FIGHT BEGUN.
Discussion of the Relative Merits Of
the Two Candidates..

Greenville, Texas. March 6.--Hon. B. Q.
Evans and Judge v. w. Grubbs locked,
horns in the court house yesterday after
noon in advocacy of the claims of Senator
Chiffon and Congressman Bailey for the
senatorship. Judge Grubbs spoke FOR the
first in support of the Gainesville nan,
and MIR. Evans followed in behalf OF Mr..
Chiffon Both speakers were ON their
metal and made ringing talks sof the;r ia
vorites, winning encouraging applause
from those present. s II Mcl1lroath of
Campbell presided over the meeting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-07
Precinct cha,rmcn appointed.

Hillsboro, Texas, Marcl 6.-captain
William A. Fields. chairman of the Hill
county democratic executive committee.
has appointed Lee Frisboe, chairman Of
the Hubbard precinct, and II. z. Ia.iott,
chairman OF the new pr@c.ne. q. Wstion.
This completes the committee except for
the new precinct OF Iverson, and that
place will be filled Id a day or two.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-07
harm Burned Near san Antonio.

San Antonio, Texas, March GA large
two-story carriage barn on the j. NJ.
city was destroyed by fire tonight at s
O'clock. The fire Is supposed to have
originated from the explosion OF Kerosene
lamp. The loss win be about $4,000. with
insurance to the amount of $1,000.
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Petition in nnnLruntcy.

Austin. Texas, March GA voluntary
petition In bankruptcy was fled in the
Federal court this morning by william
Rungener and Frederick Boclihorn OF
Brennan, surviving partners OF Rung Aier
Brothers q Co.
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Petltlnn in nnnl.rnntcr.

Paris, Texas, March Ga petition IN
bankruptcy has been filed in the Federal
court by q p. Delerick of sherman. who
has been conducting an iron works busi-
ness; unsecured claims amount TO $780,
600; assets all claimed to be exempt.
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Legged Willle.' considered the richest
treasure of the county, was deeked with
evergreens by loving hands. proving that
the great deeds of those who founded this
grand State are hallowed in the hearts
OF the Texans OF today.
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nursInry nt cnadn Mins.

Greenville, Texas, March 6Deputy
Sheriff Pitts was called to Caddo Mills
yesterday to investigate burglary com
mltted there on Sunday night. The drug
store Of c. +. Stevenson was entered and
about 5000 worth OF iewelry taken
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-07
COUNTY POLITICS.
4 candidates for Each of the
offices.

&IX8A SanuluHtes ZOE Eacn OF tne
offices.
clair, Texas. March 4.--The contest
r4cQunty Offices has opened up in earn
aatd The announcement column of the
y. paper shows several aspirants for
lsosition.
race for county judge t*omiscs TO
most exciting and the outcome will
q 46hed with interest. SO far there are
4 elW0 avowed candidates for this posi-
StI M. Mathis, is an old pioneer of
!, d540nty, man of excellent Judgment
i ]tgeinoss ability and who made a
!. sface for the office two years ago.
. 29urns, his opponent. is young man
Z ERr1or Intellectual endowments, q law
= much attainments and enjoys in
H1lest the confidence and esteem Of
~ pie, regardless of party affiliation.
M Pitman, the present county clerk,
4 l6dnced for reelection. Some half
1&xxe entered the race for assessor,
SiHMXfral precincts yet to hear from.
!. M Pettus has made an excellent re-
the prosecution of his duties and
= {0ubtless be reelected without op-
lsI@
u,jarman Lucas OF the county demo-
la Executive committee will shortly
tile committee together for the pur-
~ ID discussing the advisability of coun-
i oninutions. It is not thought, how
rs HAT anything will be done in this
ilittn.
+ iax'essman Bailey is strong here and
sano doubt carry the county
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-07
BUSINESS MATTERS.


Bandera, Texas. March 81. N. Hodges
Of this place and his brother OF Kerryille
have purchased ne stock OF goods and
leased the building al Medium City owned
by Carmichael g. Co. aud will take charge
OF same about the 22d Instant.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-07
ALAMO DAY.
Observance az GnIycrton.

Galveston, Texas, March 6,--The sidney
Sherman chapter of the Daughters Of the
Republic OF Texas met this afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. Agnes d. Griffin
and went from there to the cemeteries and
decorated the graves Of the veterans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-07
COTTON MILL FOR WEST.
The Citizens Have Subscribed Fifty
Thousand Dollars

UVUHitHtf DUfIHTNs
West. Texas. March 6.-The citizens
met here Saturday night and subscribed
$4,000 toward building a cotton factory
at West They meet next Saturday night
to elect officers. The mill is sure thing.
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ndate for representative.

Texas. March 6.-S. ]. Isaacs OF
%, editor of the Elgin Courier
Mary of the democratic executive
N OF Bastrop county, has tender
|esignation as secretary ard an
rs a candidate for representa-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-07
ar NntiopnI Committeemnn.

lGti1, Texas, March 6.-I; has been
out here as coming from the Hon.
4 Smith of Sherman that he is a candi-
nor Dudley's seat on the National
corHt3c executive committee.