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leave foundation for chronic cstsrf|
later years. Even a slight cold is a
catarrh, and renders the mucous n
branes in the throat and head more II
to chronic catarrh afterwards. Tbs 4
is constantly assailed, winter and sum
with oatarrh. Affection OF the sto3
and bowels. collie and diarrhoea areg
to catarrhal arrangements OF these
gans.
A great many families are learnr1
bitter experience that these affections
be promptly treated or the child's heaA
permanently injured.
Pe-ru-na Is the remedy. No O.
should be without it. AS soon as the
toms OF cold, cough, or any other Af(
of the throat or stomach is notlcedS
ru-na should be given according to \
tions. & vast multitude OF famniel
relying entirely upon Pe-ru-na for
in this direction.
That Pe-ru-na can be relied up
evinced by the great number Of tod
malls which DR.. Hartman is receiving
~. Only very few OF these can be
lished. Only one in a thousand.
Every household should be provided
DR.. Hartman's free book on catarrh.
free by The Pe-ru-na Medicine Col
lumbus, o.
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1t is very hard to stand idly bv an, 80,
our dear ones suffer while awai,inm ~,
arrival Of the doctor. An Albany IN Wv
dairyman called at drug store there a. -,
doctor to come ANA see his cbi,s ~
very sick with Group, Not ops,no -.
eoS'or m ne iett word for him to come
= once on MS return He also bought a
oe.'ie OF onAmoerlain's Cough Remedy
when ne hoped would give some relief nm.
s - w, u0o.or should arrive. In few
hours he returned, saying the doctor n ~
not come as the child was much 49, ssvu
The druggist, Mr.. Otto scholts saw rs', -.
family has since reccmmsuded cba,oh. .as
lains Cough Remedy tofthelr pe,.ass..
ana friends until he has cops,as sa0 !.
niand for u from tina, par, Of ,hs Sa,,. 0e-
For sale By all druggists. ' ''ahiFy'
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PLATFORM OF SOCIALISTS.
Resolutions Adopted MT the Meetin
nj Inlir nfiis

Resolutions Adopted MT the Meeting
mt Indianapolis.
indianapolis. Ind, March THE Ma
tional socialistic democratic convention
today adopted the following platform on
motion OF Eugene " Dehs:
Revision OF our antlquated constitution
IN order to remove the obstacles 10 full
ana complies control of government by all
oil the people irrespective of sex.
ne public ownership of all Industries
controlled by monopoles, trusts and com
blnes
Tha public ownership of all railroads
telegraph, telephone, all means OF trans
poFtation, communication, water works
utilities. FN''''
The public ownership of all gold, silver.
copper, lead. iron, coal aud all other
mlAss; also all oil aud gas wells.
heauoing hours of labor in proportion 70
the increasing facilities of production.
me inauguration of system of public
works and improvements for the emulov.
ment OF large number of the une,n-
pioyed; the public credit to be utilized
Tor that purpose.
All useful inventions TO be free N all
public. W ehe
National insurance Of working neon,.
AGAINST accidents, lack of employment and
want In old age. 'Nu
bqusi civil and political rights for men
ana women. and the abolition OF all laws
aiserlminating against women.
Inc adoption OF the initiative and raf-
erehuum' ard the right to recall renre.
sentatives by voters. 'epre-
anoiltlon of war as far as the United
states are concsrned and tbs introsnnt,es
OF arbitration instead. ''"''io Ga
Inc committee on resolution renortaa
approval Of resolution condemning ~
establishment OF militarism in puerto p ;,
anu the combination OF capitalists ~ da,
pIlve the Inhabitants of Puerto Pico W. .,
ahe franchise. 1t is believed 5om 9 =.
.ions Tor president and vice president M .
be reached tomorrow. 'iuen' VIII
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TEXAS POLITICS.

Ferguson grabbed the republican conyen-
ton OF Waco. Mcdonald adjourned his
convention; the Ferguson convention
adopted resolutions and elected as dele
gates TO Philadelphia n. d. Hawley, c. NJ.
Ferguson, r. II. r. Green and George b.
jackson; the Mcdonald convention elect
ed Hawley, Green, Mcdonald and NJ. NJ.
Rovers as delegates to Philadelphia
The yoakum Bailey club adopted strong
resolutions lndorsing his course
Bailey and Chiffon have been invited to
speak at weinar and Il is regarded as
certainty that both will accept.
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CRoP NOTES.

pnLroN.-Farm work is not ne a..
vanced as is usual at this time of tbs va a.
e e1 &c. corn has been planted Rain is need.
co Sssoft.ALo.-Many farmers are plantinr
s sga o. which there win be large acre.
SSvoro Holton acreage Will not be increased
potatoes for shipment. '''Sn
~ GoN1ALEs Nearly all the corn md
some n e. cot on has been planted. " ""'
put with good season in the eto,,r,s n.ii,
now be pushed. s'ound VIII
TRoY.-Corn painting win bs ros,aa
that 1t has rained Cotton sarn oneu nov nov
pe the same as last year Prospects ,o ~. =
pig r wneat crop were never better
h,,s Nfl"a'-Fruit trees are beginning tn
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upon constantly during the
s.neeT-twenty years OF tho md
practice enjoyed by any spers
country Dr., Hatraway's great N
success ia due TO this lndlvidu4
treatment.
EXCLUSIVE TREATMENT, : =
hundreds OF requests yearly fr01
az parts Of the world. arking for "
OF usirg DR.. Hathaway's mttnN
ment, hc believes II wiser TO ailot
slices himself the knowledge OF ~.
as he is too well aware OF the n,ls,s
may be done by the unskillful "
system. never mind how perfecL I
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES =
Away's treatment for blood aisea.a..,
ever STAGE cures all forms OF vr
blotches. pimples etc.. and mol ~
tho skin and scalp 10 their natui.'
but go puriiie5 the blood that lhs
permanently and completely drisss
system and all this without 'a~'
POISONOUS or dangerous drugs -;
VARICocELB AND STRlrt ~
treatment Of Varicocele and s's''',
method exclusively his own ana
cent Of all cases results 10 MA
permanent cere. No operatid IA
and no pain or inconvenience " ~
ny The patient. The expense q ~
ment Is much less than that OLE. al
or hospital or institute treating a,
safe and sure. restoring fte TX
condition Of perfect, normal M'i'Tuu,|
CONSULTATION FREE --DF ri
MAKES no charge for consgitatfn
at either his Office or hy mai y
u. NEWTON iATHAyyAlt
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RAIN REPORTS.

Rain reports were received last n,sh,
rom ~ the Following points. Rain was need i.
ed Tor corn and grain:
drnzales' Gonzales county.
Denton. Denton county.
Groesheeck, Limestone county
aeaIne. Robertson county.
noperas Cove. Coryell county
Troy, Bell county.
Sarmine, Fayette county.
Eorney, Kaufman county.
sUuero' De Witt county.
acakum, De Witt county.
hlee, Navarro county.
,W,,ortdain. Freeslone county.
Hliisnoro Hill county.
NaNasota, Grimes county.
rendletonville. Bell county.
Temple, Bell county.
Brenham. Washington county
Victoria, Victoria county.
bseyllle, Bee county.
haiie'syille, Lavaca county.
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SAN ANTONIO WITHDRAW.
win Ash for Neither NJ m ~
CRITIC Con ~ aI..t,. - -

w" Ash Tor Neither of the pcmo
cratic Conventions.
sac Antonio, Texas March IA, :.
meeting Of the business men having the
MISTER In charge Il was decided today 10
'g ,,. the claims Of San Antonio for
ether OF TIC democratic state conysn.
s s'. 70 DC held this year. This was mas,
n ., ,.ss thsensh the fac, that no az.
e. e. snSss could b. given that the coayss.
a., I'm nan no" building could be fnIsSas
y, na,,s ie state Chairman Bell viii he
race. - Vut Of The
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CHAMPIONSHIP SHOOT
Mrs. shnttuck Contested r.,,. i,
IlAln,...

i'"ck Contested with 4. r.,
belong.
not SPRINGS Ark. March 7.-scors. :,
s sVHlvn were IN TIE big crowd that saw Mrs
80 e. OF Mlnneapolis. champion woman
,'ao snot CT the world. shoot With c. D. De-
,1onk, inc Arkansas CHAMPION, after Dc Io,r
nsa iust debated CAPTAIN a. II. Bogarsns
teen n year sne TSF tbs for
i l; Dc Long broke twenty strsi sinsle
hofaIdus is In the doub!s ,arrs, "A. 70
70 Iac a. each ns Long SMASHED thirteen sa
10 live birds out OF 90. wbiis men Killed
tIed ~ Mrs. shattnok shattered u u.s. seq,
- single targets TO De Longs ~ Sue o.
PAGES S eysnt resultsd in 4 fo Mrs. shsttne ven
10 out OF her 20 live birds. ID (, ~, Killed
y dead uiseons and won the trianruiar r' ,aS
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DECISIVE ENGAGEMENT
Joubert and Roberts Now Face Fac
Other

'oubert and Roberts Now Face Each
Other.
London. March s.-A Times dispatch
from Modder river dated yesterday Gays:
The Beers occupy an extensive position
between ourselves and Bloemfonteln and
Windbtrs. They include the bulk of the
Natal forces and are under General lou
bert himself. Only sufficient men have
been left behind to hold Van Reenen's
Pass and Laings Mex. An engagement
Is imminent which will probably be de-
tisive es to the whole war"
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a Guarantees cure ror Pr.

~ druggists are authorized by IN. nav
uiaetqrers Of PAzo OINTMENT m ,s suan,
.ae money where Il fails to cure anv Saao
~ psles, no matter how long stanalnS
esses Spu,nary cases IN six days. the worst
ssses ~ fourteen days. One apniinsttoe
gives ease and rest. RELIEVES i,pp,n su 70,
stantly 'ss tehing In
ms y a new discovery and "a tina on,v
wy teneay sold on positive saurantss
20 cure no pay. Price 50 cents
60 your aruggist don't keep II IN s,ocx
p. US % cents In postage stamns snS
w VIII forward same by mall.
q, sn n.,.s oy Paris Medicine ca.
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LOCAL.

Why the registration certificates are
not stamped MS they were at the last city
registration.
Sam Alexander, colored deck hand on
the Eugene, found drowned in the bayou.
Burial Of Miss Pearl May McGowan.
Entertainment by the Womans Christian
Temperance Union.
Council OF Red Men will meet here to-
day to elect a new grand sachem
lot OF editors pass through from at
tending the meeting of the National Edi-
torlal association at New Orleans.
Political speakings in the First ward.
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Three Cnscs Abonrd.

Capetown. March THE steamer which
arrived here from Roasrio, Argentine Re
public. with case OF bubonic plague ON
board, as cabled yesterday, is the British
steamer Kilburn, Captain CALDER She
Is in strict quarantine. 1t turns out that
there are three cases Of the plague on tic
Kilburn. The captain died during the
voyage. presumably Of the disease.
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WRECK ar PALESTINE.

Passenger Train from Houston Wa.
Derntied.
raiestine, Texas, March THE inter
national and Great Northern PASSENGER
Tram from Houston was wrecked lust a,
y entered the yards here this afterno,n
t tne who!e train was derailed and Mat.
bro,,a o. essgage and mail car and smoker
was torn up q traln length. 80 ''"'N
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State

Business men 81 cuero have decided to
build a cotton factory.
Mr.. Hargroyes Of Shreveport has given
an account OF his cotton mill tour OF
Texas; estimates that Texas requires about
1000 factories.
A new $4,000 hotel Is to be built at
Marlin.
The court OF criminal appeals again
passed on and sustained the validity OF
the corporation court law.
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MRS. II. IL. ovERMANN's TWO LITTLE GIRLS.

picture without N
Pe-ru-na They both had the since last
through the sickness them the Pc E9
1--WE have used Peru constantly for the past vi
with children and received the satisfactory reu
We would not be without it, The youngest one, Elsie The
that had bronchial trouble and had it been med
she would have coked DEATH has done wonders her
Yours gratefully Mrs. II. II OVERMANN
zSo5 Winsiow Ave. Cincinnati. on
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Deaths Mt Calcutta.

Calcutta March THE bubopic plague
increases. there having been All deaths
from the disease here last week. This is
causing a great exodus Of merchants. The
vlceroy. Lord Curzon. addressing some OF
the plague stricken patients, said he con-
sldsred it his duty to visit all the quarters
of the vast dependencies committed to his
charge.
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DOMESTIC.

rho full list Of dead 10 the west vir-
ginia mine horror Is not yet known
4 case OF sickness believed to be bubonic
plague has been discovered at San Fran
cisco.
General Joe Wheeler has landed in San
Francisco.
Chicago contractors refuse to submit to
arbitration
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's1 IMPORTANT news.
THE TRAysyAAL.

Lord Roberts attacked tho Boer POSI-
ton on the left nank aud put The fcacralsi
TO rcut
The forces OF Lord Roberts are reported
TO DO fourteen miles nearer Blocmfontcln.
The Standard says the only cloud is the
threatened Dutch rising
II has been decided to send General
cronje 10 81. Helena. sr
Joubert and Roberts now face each
other
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: @&s-----------------
THE DENT CASE.


Dallas. Texas, March Judge clint,
after three poslponements. charged ths
jussy ~ The W, ]. Dent swindilng case at
s,oy ?. n, Tonight the Jury appears 20
~ III. sshiy diasreed County Attorney
resist any effort that may be made 10 t"iDa
Dent to Cherokee county for trial on a
enarge q aiding q prisoner to csoane from
inc penileDtiary IN connection win tha
George isaaes alleged bogus pardon, Mr.
Alien says he proposes to hold Dent in The
nsnas criminal court until he is either
convicted or acquitted. '''Asi
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AT HAVANA.
Secretary Root ana Party Have Ar.
rived.

rived.
Havana. March 7.--Secretary Root ar
rived here at $ O'clock this morning on
board the transport sedgwick IIe was re-
ceiyed by salute from Cabanas fortress.
me local papers Indulge In much specu-
Istion as to the reason, FOR the visit but
almost without exception they saw th2t
Mr Root Is Welcome and they hope he
VIII not only enjoy the experience, but
that ne will learn more about the Cuban
people than he ever could by reading
newspaper dispatches and ori3len, which
give sueh varying opintnns that GO n,as
can tell what to believe.
Mgr. sbsrettl, bishop OF Havana, saws
there Is no truth In the story that he has
asked Rome to recall him.
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rIFrY-srxTH CONGRESS-.

The scnnte.-Mr. Moran spoke on his
Bocr war resolution: Mcssrs. Lodge and
ProBtor spoke on the Philippines.
The House The death CT Mr.. Harmer
was announced and pending business was
postponed
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Number of f,nsea

Buencs Ayres. March IA number OF
cases of what is supposed to be, the bu-
bonic plague have been officially reported.
Urgent measures are now being adopted to
prevent the spread of the disease
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James Il. Sovereign, formerly grano
master workman OF the knights of Labor.
testified today at the Couer d'Alena in.
vestisation before the house committee
on military affairs. Efforts were made
to confuse the witness.
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COMMERCIAL.

Wheat was in bullIsh mood. corn was
strong. oats and provisions dull
In the stock market the movement of
prices was without significance
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Victoria. B. c.. March 7.-officlal ad-
vices nave been received of the appearance
Of genuine bubonic plague en- the steamer
Mamie Maru at Raymond Head (Port
Townsend).
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
(speelal 70 The post \

Washington. March 7.--congressman
Sheppard has introduced a bill approprl-
aling sso,5is for the relief of George S.
Thebo Of Paris, Texas. assignee of Charles
Z. Theho. who was an Indian trader
during the civil war. The approximation
- Tor supplies furnished the choeta,y
Nation. similar bill was passed years
ago. but there being no money ayailable
'ne eiaim was not paid.
speaker Henderson was today crentea
,ne Duke OF Congress by ielega1i N.
rom New Orleans, representing King
rex or ~ Mardi Gras, and was nrs-
scented with beautiful jewel of Diamonds
anu pearls, emblematic OF his office
.; Williams was today appointed
substitute letter carrier al Hous,nn
MOTIFS z; Callahan and Robert s. Hedsa.
appoihtea 70 same position at san Anio-
s "'o, ana Leslie q Rucker appointed sun.
s'ieu'c clerk at Waco postoffce'
,oss senate committee on appropriationx
"asy tsyorafly reported on he hcuss b Mi
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Ono snsnicionn Cnae

san Francisco, March Mail advices
from Honolulu, dated February 81. state
that the plague situation in Honolulu is
much improved. But enc suspicious case
has developed since pre- vlous advices.
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The ratification of the Samoan arbitra-
ZION treaty was exchanged at the stat.
department at o'clock this afternoon
The treaty submits the claims for dam
ages TO the arbitration OF King Oscar Of
Sweden.
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TO return the revenue collected from
Puerto Rico. The clause of the house bill
authorizing the rounding of future reye-
nue. collections was stricken out
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WASHINGTON.

General Davis calls attention to the
needs OF the starving people Of Puerto
Rico.
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rODAY'S ENTR1rs
'iarvin to JOHN u,. 60.

ono ~ ,as .s Texas March 7.-yirg,, Co..
the n .ne most promising Young ,r,r,s. .si "
chlcn.n onAi baseball league 10, .sls ~
work, 70 'oin his team ana b Sss ,o Gay Tor
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FOREIGN.

The queen will make semi state drive
through London and will VISIT ireland
Secretary Root and party arrived at
Havana.
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RAILROADS..

The extension of the Calvert. Waco and
Bfazos is welcomed ct Marlin.
Cheap rates are offered to various places
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WHY HE CUR
The Greatest Specialist of Il
Gives Every Cnse His Per
Attention.

Most doctors have a certain
stock remedies which they use II
which seem at all similar. This
hathaway's method. Every case
Is most cnrefnllX- dfarnnsed and th |
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AT MAFnKrNG.

Horsemeat Is N Considerable pnr,
of Rutions.
Mafeking. February i9.--Horse maat
now seems considerable part OF our ra .
Tons There is little grumblins. The
hrst pinch of the siege is over and the
town has settled grimiy to stick II ont
What may be typhoid malaria has broken
out In the woman's lager and dysenterv
que 70 the absence of vegetables. is Ma
a.aong the garrison.
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sition of Il
condition 4
DR.. Hat
specialist
senn OF
he treats
eases in
manner q
a system II
years Isl I
college 4
practice N
proysi aY1
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rourth-class Texas postinasters an
pointed today; Astonia, Ellis county.
Alex NJ. Rankin; Lees Mills, Washing
ton county, James X. Duncan
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Mrs. Johanna kIOpp.
DlDD-4Mrs. Johanna Klopp, at I
morning, aged 3S years. She
wife of William Klopp.
The funeral will talks ploce at /
this afternoon from the family
Montgomery avenue.
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THE RACES.
Two Fnvorites Won--Outsider Won
stake Event

( Two Fnvorites Won-Outsider Won
stake Event.
New Orleans. March BELL of Orleans and
Cheesemita were the only winring fayorites
To-Day. The Lightning Stakes finished snir-
tied contest and Choice. the strong favor,te
came down the stretch with not enough left
at the end TO stall off Sempire who was tha
outsider: but was backed from Il to 1 to I
to |. Huston's ride on Chessemite in the
steeulechase was exceedingly clever. Jacka-
rapes was sold TODAY to ]. II Smith on prl-
Vate terms. The track was slow:
Mlle' seliins-Protous Goose Liver. Colo
mel Cassidy Time l:4Sik
Six furlongs. selling-Bslle of Orleans la
maica Misericord,a. Time l:15A.
short course. steeplechas3. handicap.
Cs9ssfsssemite. Van Brunt. voyageur. Time
Five furlongs Lightning stakes-sempire
Choice, Wild Pirate. Time 1;o2
Seven furlsngs-Miss Mae Day Prince of
VERONA Gold Dor, Time t:27
Nile sollingn-osadie Burnam. Indian, Eva
ToDAY's ENTRIES.
Six and a half furlongs, -rrillo. III. ne.
nriGe' TINKER. Wiegins, Jim Gore II. los; Co.
rails, lc6: George. Dolly WeithoT. 103.
:, SIX furiongs' selling-Floufon, l07; Avatar
i rafst rast L ,@s Frangbe les; siddarth
MliH end quarter sellng-Julus Caesar
ili' iimp. no. Alberq Vals. los Northumbsr'
llaaRd. hushaelds Admetus. los: Monongah
ne. yuusS nttduIsn, Jennie F.. Curassier,
Afru. o.. D's'' 90
Mile; hsndicap-stransest 1O2. Lady Gala
nan an :. e. Give Cath dral 100, Wax, o.
,o ssyeG Iurlongss; eelllng-L Little Reggie. sa-
lanta Calchas. Clarence D., lO7: Tyran. scot
tish Grit, Meddesome Big Indian. Paiarn.
VA banker Green Sister Fog. Flying Bird
EYE "ilsGn. Filtration. .Irma S.. iO2,
,os MllS, selllnG-Russel r., 11O; Ben Chance.
r lgs; fais5S,nood., stoara. sadis Burnam. los:
t5. Phillips, Loka. Polly Bixby Allie Hale,
Oakland
san san Francisco, March 7--oakland results:
rye Iurlongs-Leipsie, Hiram Johnson,
M,siille-Durward, Almoner. Tallac. Time
Four furlonss, maldens. nurse-po.n.,,
sublime Sereenwell Lake Time :52
Nile and acknowledgements Morino,
SotmoIant Time 1907. 49,
I "a nN tufiongs-Peace, Noyia clarando Time
Wild Het. Time 1:i5is. ""iieS i-spei
foDAY'S ENTRIES.
Iisioiss iqissi,ongs selling Esprando ia r.ndv
Meiolse 49, Almendral III Sir Casinat, ny
San Tc,,'n ~, Manstay 1876, High Hoe iSe
Iael 1871, TowaeT ,d naameoulia 1877. cyril 1873.
,ISs VIZ -slXteenths Of a mile salIi,,,
SSrus,lnS.ada 1os. Billy LYONS ~ wear near
Gun ihS Ne Vi, Countess Clara. Angie p Gracle I
rapa los F ;s SGqrie l0s chaFenton III So.
Elritc nsellne-Iekla, Choteau M ,o,,.
'1gis 6a RiSford o. Essence i6g IVA Jolly
ord lao an va a sixteenth selllng-Judue wos
Don Luis stuti saS4 iTI Grand sachcm Ace,
irvine wine s ssslli4s oundlee o. scoterSS m 20, is'
SYN ssn ~ Toriblo 100. 'so'en fiaid 100.
Sew Moan ,Sass s1 q 9 mile, selling Mamie a
ade %. Lad p Sas.ake log, cipriano, Montsi,
y ci W. Mise Marion ios - i'aya'or lO2. Wei
N'ear and sloppy.
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-. s.op. ,Ae Cough.
aAO Wn.Ls ~

cold y Bromo-ouinine rah,sr~
'as' No Cure, no Pay. Price ga
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-08

Captain silas w Terry. late IN com
mand Of the Iowa, has been assigned 10
succeed Admiral Mccormick as com
mandant Of the Washington navy ward.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-08

,oss ne senate committee on appropriations
s 'sSoraPly reported on the house bill
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-08

The remains of sixty-six soldiers who
died In Cuba were buried at Arlington
cemetery today with military honors.
tensions granted Texans today: Origin
ol-El p. sperrill. Terrell Sc. Increase.
Dennis Kelly. Refuglo, S. to $40.