davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
THE FLEA or KRUGER.
The Old BurRber Says lie Only Asks
Justice for His People.

London February ij.--The Pail Mall
Gazette Will publish February . an in
terview with Mr.. Kruger in part as fol-
one give us chance OF defending our
selves? We have done wrongly; we have
our faults and our weaknesses We de-
clared war but our hands were forced
and we can prove It, Get some one to
Judge between England and ourselves.
But the Lord will heip us in the cnd
We shall win DO not know how or
when but we shall win at last
Mr. Kruger says the Trlnsvaal offered
more reforms in one week han an older
country would make in forty wears, giving
in on all aoints slmost TO the uttermost
but that the uttcrmost was seized upon
as stumbling block, Referring to his
reception IN Europe. which has bitterly
disappointed him, MIR, Kruger said; II
G re nothing for nowers nothing, moth
ing, The people who send them mean
we'll, aud | am grateful but | care moth
ing for them. What | want Is fair hear
ing. Ii they will only give us fair
hearing and iustice-I ask for Justice. we
are little folk, but we have made great
steps,.
When asked why he came TO Enope,
he said 81 could nor go out with the
commanders rs Mr.. Steyn can ! am to-
old but may be OF some use here
Regarding Mrs, Kruger. he said; 81
am sorry for her, too 1 have legp
SORROW for her, but have lar more sor-
row for my country. Ny Wife has her
children, Six are still with her They
were left With her In her home Two of
my sons have died ON the battlefield. Two
were captured believe two moro are
dead also, as have not heard from them
for Two months, and know they We're In
the thick e the fight.
'ffhlrtyoue sons and grandsons | have
10 the held, yet could not 30 In com
manda Ny wife Is not TO be pltled, for
she has her six ch!laren with her."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
Article. We're Not signed.

The meeting between Riley and Defer
arid to sign articles did not take place YES
to-day as announced, Deffcrarid and his
manager having taken an early train for
Galveston.
Rlley's manager states that he is willing
to match his man against Defrerarid at 49,
pounds, weigh in nj the ringsldc, the fight
to take place Mt any time or place agree
able t. DemCrarld.
lack Brannou. manager of Harry Covert,
tho chicago strong boy who Is 10 light
Dan Crcodon In Dallas February 80, re-
quests The Post to state that his man is
open to fight any heavy weight in the
South. The Houston Athletic club has
days after the Crecdon fight. Covert. Gc-
cooling to Rrannon, has long string Of
victories and no defeats. Jack Stclgncr,
Corbctt's Sparring partner. and jim Sean
lon are two of the men he has defeated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
sssssss.sssssessssssosssss.ss
cANNoN-RlcnAnDsoN STARRED.
The Illinois Representative Lost
Ills Point,

Ills Point.
Washington, February t5.-rhs was
private pension bill day in the house
under the rules. Mr.. Cannon, chairman
III the appropriations committee, desired
to proceed with the consideration of the
sundry civil appropria tion bill aud moved
that the house 20 into committee OF tie
whole for that purpose. The motion was
contested by the friends of private
claims, NJ this would be the last oppor-
tunity The house would have In this con
grcss OF considering such bills. In antici-
patton of contest over the right OF way
MIR Underwood CAl9D, the democratic
whip, had gent out notices yesterday 20
all the democrats to be in their
seats today and there was an
unusually full attendance on that side Of
the house When Mr. Cannon saw the
drift he called across the aisle 20 M
Richardson the minority leader; You're
trying to loot The tire sury again'
On rising vote Mr. Cannons motion
chairman of the appropriations commit
tee demanded the ayes and noes and tho
clork called the roll The motion was
lost, 1905 to 1873
Just before the vote was announced Mr.
Cannon, who had decided not TO yield
without further struggle, changed his
vote from aye to no in order to he in a
position to move reconsideration OF the
| vote. Immediately upon tho announce
mept Of the vote he entered his motion
to reconsider,
Mr.. Cannon's motion to reconsider was
laid upon the table.
MIR Richardson moved that the house
go into committee of the whole to con
slider the private bills and, despite Mr..
Cannon's opposition, the motion prevailed,
100 to 1903, and tho private calendar was
taken up.
The remainder Of the day was occupied
IN dlsposIng OF two small bills in com
mittee OF the whole, Mr. Cannon con
tlnucd the dIbustcr to the end and when
the oills were reported to the house he
made the point OF no quorum.
Then, at $500 the house adjourned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
Now orIcnnn ne.nlt.

New Orleans, February IL Weather fine,
Track heavy Aim In the first race was
The only winning fayorlte.
hiie' selling Azim. 10 tslack), ia .
ana TO ., won; Sara Gap,p, l00 fBren.
lahl' 70 J aud to ., second; Wood.
i.lss, 100 paicl, 10 TO l, third. Time
slS iurl, ngs, selling Pirates Queen On
, rnnn = 10 ami to /, won: Tho
20 Z second; Sir Christopher. iC0 rw WI
imnoh', even, thirl. Tine l.fa.
NJ I and seventy Yards. sclins-,iitt
won; Lady Curxon. i04 1Kanc,. Wy n - 10 i
J, third. Time | ~. NNN' 10
nenairsp; sis and . half furlonss To-.
V'''"'' i0i 's'avA'' % and to q.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
yeES' II aS 4 for acceptshhI11
d sb kNE State II paisaa
\ Wa @ In 4 THE PAIEH1REt
ehz6z&snanulz6xsN Balilmaft, n j

fore last and 523,329 same time b Z
These make the total movement ii
los days of the season from Ssp,Ed
10 date 7,962.331, against 7,SlS,SI Il
year, a,2O0,5 800 year before last asd "a
.Dd same time In 1893.
The movement since September ~
800, against 5.20l OH last yetr. iGl4
year heforc last and 7,l35, l97 sane tip /
1898: overland, across the Mississippi n
and Potomac rivers. TO Northern Rilt Y
Canada, S93,015, against $685. Int n
l,04O,SI2 year before last and ySlVlo ~
time in 1898; interior stocks - efctsf
those held ut the close Of the ccuns3
year G22 80, against 320.0il last yslf' =
Ts7 year before last aud 4GQ.9l9 iil.s "
III 1928; Southern mill taking ~
against S2J,6j last year, 724Nl w.
fore last and G7S. lG5 same time 10 W
Foreign exports for the week @ie Il
IS. i:,5, against 04.361 last year, nis,ss 4
tota' thus far for the season nun
AGAINST 3,615,slo last year, no ir''ls
Jj3. 454.
Northern mills takings aud csrti z
Ing the past seven days shoY oe,1I
Of 14,03D, as compared With the cnisfj
Ing period last year and thelF W.
lngs since September ] have dta's
3t,a. $50.
The total takings Of American
North and South and Canada, u"
tho season have been 2,2W@ VI
2.67i,32T last year. These. lnelaosss z. NJ; I,
by Northern spinners. against 49, NJ
Stocks ut the seaboard apa U, -
Southern interior ecnters nave oss
during the week 1868 bales, agalDE n
crease during the corresponding sIsr
season of 30, $50, and are now @M
than AT this date In 1900 lnrlaans
left over at ports and interior W.
the last crop and the numna
brought into sight thus az I@ a NJ
crop, the supply. to date W
against T,96S,793 for the same r'r
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
FINANCIAL REVIEW.
Mig Combinations Had Great Eject
the Market

New York February II, Bmdstreet's
financial review tomorrow viii say,
In spllc Of the strong tone which was
manifested early in the week, there was
also lnd'cnllnnS of a disposition to take
fonis III the railroad share list, based on
the hcllef TINT the Immediate developments
IN connection with the important comhina-
IONS OF properties had exhausted their az
ltct; There was tendency Ia buy rail-
innd shares and the concessions IN prices
apparently encouraged hearlsh operators to
take protits, which they did Oh wcdnes.
day, with some temporary success ON
the other baud, the ilea that the arrange,
intnts Tor the purchase OF the majority
Interest In the Carnegie steel company AMI
lis probable sequel In tho form OF n new
ana larger ramblnntlon OF steel interests
than has vet been seen We're progressing
inynrahly held MP the principal industrial
STOCKS u was agreed that the large anan.
cial interests which are engineering the
steel deal would bc likely 20 prevent any
scriohs break In prices pending the con.
summation Of their plans anil this idcn
seemed 70 IND support In tho strength OF
The, eonl stocks and other securities With
which these interests are Identified,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16

terized the opposition to the shipping bill
referring particularly TO Mr.. Teller aud
Mr. PettiRrcw He declared the position
taken was "prepos, erors'
Mr.. Hanna (Ohio) said many inslnua.
lions mad been suggested that would bring
the blush OF shame to any senator's
cheek IIo had listened TO 1.-THE scoding
Of the senator from Colorado" but he
desired to remind him hat senators were
not children and he desired him TO uu
derstand tnat honesty OF purpose OF Il
desire to uphold and extend the interests
OF the country were to be found among
ehe advocates or the pending measure.
~ know something about economic
measures" said ne. II think am en-
Titled to tho same CONSIDERATION in cou-
nectlon with such measures AS is accord
Ell TO any other senator. don't pro-
pose to be considered as adyoca ing any
measures 10 loo ne treasury when J am
working for the interests Of the United
states"
He referred to the efforts of The senator
from Colorado ana 10 ether orators OF
the opposition stump during the fast
campaign 10 break down the principles
advocated by the republican parry and
shaking his 0nger at Mr.. Teller he said;
You got your verdict and you'll get 1t
again"
IN It Is the object OF this measure
merely 10 get money out OF the treasu-
ry" said Mr.. Hanna in conclusion, what
about the river and harbor bill2 | say
here tina, there are propositions In that
bill that would make Tho shipping bill
look pale"
After Mr. Teller had replied briefly to
MIR. Hanna, the senate at o'clock ad-
journed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
MOVEMENT INTO SIGHT.
Increase Of GI2,Oo0 Bales shown
Over Inst Ncnr

New Orleans, February l5.--Secretary
Hcstcr's weekly New Orleans cotton ex-
change statement shows a decreacs in the
movement of cotton into sight compared
with the seven days ending this date last
year in round igures $1,000. an Increase
over the same days year before Inst of 10,
ouo ana decrease under the same time
In ls0s of 5000.
For the fifteen days Of February the total
sho" a decrease under last year of 105.-
.oU, an increase OYER the same period year
before last OF 5000 and a decrease under
1888 NJ l5l,OO0.
ror The lBs days of the season that have
elapsed the aggregate is ahead Of tho i6s
days OF last year $4,000, behind The same
nays year before last by 1.23s,OOO and be-
bind 1898 by i,2480OO
phr amount, brought into sight during
,nne -pasI week has been 15S.l5s, against
iis4,oio for the seven days ending this date
t asl year i0,O6S year before last and .aT,-
XIV same time In 1898, and for the fifteen
nnss OF February II has been 3Tg.3Ie.
against flTI7s last year, 10000 year be-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
TODAY,S ENTRIES

Gold Baron l07, Lamnscotta 100. lillarf
M AieHlate l03, ! Don't Know luT, Foal
lay 100, Young Morcllo no, Antioch l,,I
Little Sister i05, l,nlston ~ Snins lOs .
four lurlongs-Jarrcter Dor in, Ma.
innsp no lgi, Comigan us, Toriln 10a, Gar
lora Pomona 10T
=, utprity eourse-GooI Hope 1ol, Coming
Entht ~, Mountain Dew, Miss Rowenn
huron 100.
>, burns handicap, mile and quarter
rlaNonlus ~ Sea Lion 30, Joe Ripley ~.
Mortgage 03, Warning ri, The Monk iOp
bangor lol, s. Simonian los, Morlncl 10
Bnthos zoe. The Frettcr 100 yellow Tnii
no Scotch Plaid 100.
Mile and sixteenth. sclImg-Thr Bobby
~, Rollirk So, None Such JOG, Rathos lOI
fhH Archibald 50, Loneliness 81. Exppri,
cnt l0l.
Six furlongs, selling Tho Pride Ii3, I'm.
cadcan l0i, Torsinn 10l. Clnrando los
Mechanus los, polly Werthon %, Peace
100, Jcrid le6, Maggie Davis l01
Clear and good.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
$3.50 1870
LEGISLATIVE 70.

The house passed the resolution In
structing the land commissioner not to
cancel any more lenses inside the abso-
lutte lease line.
The governor vetoed the scnatc's In
tcrurbnn biz. urging that II would open
the way for violations Of the low.
Tho railroad commission has sent TO
the scnatc n lengthy statement IN an.
swcr TO the questions propoundcd by
senator Potter,
Tho house passed the bin designed to
prevent the invhlidntlon of insurance
policies on immatcrlal and technical
evasons.
Committees have decided to favorably
report uilInlicr OF bills among thcm
that giving Galveston a new churtcr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
ADvIcEs MORE CHEERFUL.
phc Foreign Demand for Brend-
stuNs ls Better.

stuGs is Better.
New York, February -. Bradstrect's to.
morrow will say:
lrade ndvices are rather more cheerful.
rms applies as much to current retail bust
ness, which has been enlarged by wiutrv
weather, AZ 1t does In the opppinc sprinfr
.tdue, Whlch hnds stimulation IN the gen.
ulu' confidence fclt az TO the outlook for
me coming year, Prices show exceptional
strength ali thlngS considered the one
weak spot being raw cotton, which shares
ihe rather unsatisfactory tone manifested
~ me cotton goods and yarn markets
Foreign demand Tor our brcadsturs has
nteh rather hotter and this Is reelected
U :, nenNN exports particularly of corn
specially cheerful reports come from tho
snVc ana leather trade and the lumber
ana IRON trades. tho strength of prices of
tnH latter having been increased by the
luIh OF pending consultations ulthoprh
the same cause. '''''
Failures are smaller than Of late and
current earnings show large gains over re
Boots aud shoes are in rather better
demand Mt all markets. Retail disfrihu-
non ot these and Of rubber goods has been
helped by currCnt weather conditions Good
spring orders are reported M most mnr
kcts. particularly Philadelphia, Chicago
and Boston; sole leather is active In sym
rnJ,nEhi J npst1n reporis middle and heavy
large transactions are reported. There Is
possibility that these arc oxaerorat,nl
Despite the cheek to new business given
by nc, tnik of consolidation fair volume
OF trade Is doing nt all leading iron mar.
kcts, aud the advances noted in these col
umns last week are firmly held Bessc.
mer pig Is SIN selling ut Sl3 - nj Valley
furnaces, equivalent to Sti o. at Pittsburg
aud sales Of 10000 tons are reported I'm
mcuiatc deliveries of stccl bllrts still cost
nstMSl oO moro than the pool prices. $I0 -.
Nh'cago reports manufacturers price lists
WlndrnWn, pending the consolidation. but
tnht bullets are So u ton higher on sales
~ @upm ions Structural material Is ac-
II looked fui
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16

London, February l5.-an the house of
commons today the debate was resumed
ON the address in reply to tho speech
Fom tho throne. The discussion ranged
from hospitals In South Africa to arseni-
Gated beer, Tho principal subject how
ever was The government war policy in
South Nrica. Mr., La Bouchcre elected
some opposition cheering by the re's-rt,
rhe determination on the part OF tho
hoers Is to incur all risks rather than
to submit TO foreign power, and 1 honor
them Tor H."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
Janfornn Results.

San Francisco, February i5.-only one
favoritc won at Tanforan today. Sol. nj 20
to J. won the 2.ycar.old event from j. v.
Kirby, who got away poorly.
SiN aud Il half fnrlongs Olnthus. Ra
cctlc. tireatland. Time. 20
:, rlircc fmrlongs. selling Sol, j. V. Kirby.
Snoozc. Time, .3G9, '' ;
Five and half frrlongs, purse-Donrcr.
ncid, Nellie Forest, Cougar, Time. 1:nIX
SlN furiongs. selling-Mat Hogan. Alas,
Cllon. Time. l;l4.
,,;M,iilc, Srllins-h'rcc Lance, Josephine r..
SIX tqrlongs' selling l'hoenissIa Parmc-
mon, Lizrlla Time. I:iii6.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
The Rice Market.

Especial 10 The Postl
New Orleans, February l5.--rradIns In
rough rlre was confined TO 20 sacks Of low
grade Honduras, There was fair do
mand' but the supply s6eriug was very
heNger clean rice was quiet, but steady,
with prices unchanged. Receipts were
moderate
Clean rice, per pound--Qulct and steady
ngah lAmur, straight nominal. screenings
al ahetlhc
Rough rice market Quiet but strong for
Honduras NJ 50 Of4, rs; quiet but strong
10; don't site Inpap Mt So. osGf3 IL per bar.
~ nf lii2 pounds. with actual sales at
s.S'Nt FOR Honduras. apd ----G - for
inluesiiv japan: rice poiish $40 tsdi20. 40
pr ion from mills; rice hran Si3 O0si " 90
Her ton,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
oGer for n wrestling Mntch.

Chicago. February ia special from
t nclnnati says Manager Brady, in behalf
Of j, ffries, today accepted the offcr OF a
purse of 5000 for wrestling match to
take place In Chicago between Jcffrics and
Rubin. In regard to ap offer from Don.
var for a purse Of 10000 for n meeting
between the two men, Brady said the only
conditions on which he would go to Den
yer would be the offer Of q purse of s25.-
Ooc. the money to he deposited in bank
he ore the contest and to he forfeited In
case the contest is prevented by legal
means.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
rnnAY,s ENTRIES.

Six and half funongs, selling Dcvonnc
81. Phosphorus Orric Goan 81, Fleeing
Moments o. Al Caskey 90 Randy. Blocker.
Tony Licnlzi l00, Goodnlc, Eight Bells 102,
Vclore 1903, -Four Leaf G. 10l.
Selling, mile and a slXteenth-Jnvelin 81,
Tom Gilmore, Brown Vail, Ionnc Eugenla
$. fS Uncle Bill. Jockey Joe 100, Prince
Peal 105, Con, MeGrudcr 107. Chorus Boy
40.
stecplcchasc, handicap, short course
Lizzie Kelly 100. Don Clnrencio, Miss Ran
som 13e, advertisement 40
The Dcsota handicap. seven furlongs-
Cialcs 81, Choice 96. prcstar 100; Andes
1C3. Mcroni 1907 Intrusive 1A.
Selling. seven furlongs- rhalio Black,
Cape Jessamine ~. Claude Walton 30, Sn-
line, Trcsgian 1o2, DR.. Cnrrick l02, III
Moran. Stockholm. j. II. Sloan Ill. The
Burl Iipute III.
Selling. six furlongs-Jamalca JOG, Tayu
Harris, Bertha Nell 100. Utcrpc rs. Meggs.
IIrrry Duke Avcnstoke III, Sir Christie
pher 113, Lnckran ia, Lady Contrary,
, onstcrswivel III.
clear and heavy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
RAILROADS.

President Jlays Is said to he In New
York 10 consult the directors regarding
the extensions In Mexico.
Somr promotions were announced ycs
to-day IN tho local offices OF the / aud
O. A. and cotton I|ell.
Seventy-scvcn california editors spent
the day IN Houston and Galveston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
LOCAL.

movement to develop Harris coun-
~ OIL lands
Charles Smith found not guilty OF the
charge OF mnl1cring Matt Toolc.
CITY and county tux collectors show
by thelr records what diligence they
have used In collecting saloon taxes.
The concert by tho l.. Juniors of the
High school.
Annual mask bali of the Houston
Turnycrcn
The Tom O'Lcary smoker n spontunc-
Gus success.
Delegates back from the rice convcn-
tlon az Lake Charles.
Reception at the y. NJ. c. A. rooms.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
THE RACES.
-ssa-=-
OakIuul nesuIfs

san Francisco, February l5.-Wcathcr
hnc at Oakland; track slow.
Mile, selling DR., Marks, Sam Howard,
Twinkle. Time LAS.
rive, and half furlongs -zirl, Wilma.
hvii, Pepper Sauce. Time .441t.
MIC and lnrlong, selling Rio Shan.
non, Socialist, St. Hica. Thine / :5D.
SIX iurlongs-Lenncp Scnllywng, Ilavl.
lnnu. Time i:17h
Nile and seventy yards Scotch Plaid
ne Monk; Horton, Time :4S4.,
Play. Time 1:l7. WI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16

colmesnei Texas February rs-There
mas been several oil prospec,ors In
co'mesnell recently, lnyestlg ting the oil
reslon, and the probability is that the
OIL helds OF Tyler county viii be opened
up soon, Petroleum is known to exist In
TINS vicinity and leases are being secured
on large amount OF land.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
Residence Near sreenYi,,e.

GreenNlle. Texas. February l5.-The
residence Of Mrs Mollie Mcwhirter, near
Hoovers Gin in the Scatter Branch COM
mun'iy, was destroyed by Ore Sunday
nlgh1, together with the entire contents
There was no Insurance on the building
OF contents and the loss falls heavily
upon the family
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
Can Make Arrest. withert x.s J,

rittsburg, February lo'-in "
John r.. Bennett against Seein r
Agents Flynn and Bcrryman ~ 4
United States Marshal W R'I
were charged with malleious. ", n'' v,
sauit and battery In connesli0Is M
arrest Of plaintiff, Judge y. " VA S xxi
the United states court, nslu,S s,svl|
important opinion. He MAKES ,,i VIA
In deciding that United stalss .,s i a
their deputies can make eIss'
gency cases without waffan'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
ToDAY,S ENTITIES

Seven furlongs CRATER Scido III. Com.
ln,SsS iAo. Ada 10, .ionnlc r.issak i0n
lllilouon lU2 i'''
Sly frlonss. selling Macgy,c Ini Aims
w., Esnirando 100. Prejudice loo, st. eth.
Sireplcchnsr handicap two ana n half
mlles trcdo III Lothian 155, Granger I'm
bbalinGas 10, Eva Moe l2S Kocnig i95.
ranfoan Handicap. mile and two fur
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16

WASHINGTON.

The republican steering committee OF
the scna'c tried to agree on an order
OF busiip'sa FOR the Remainder OF the
session, but was not entirely success
full
senator Mcmillan NH make an effort
20 reduce the appropriations under tie
rivers and harbors bill onc.third.
An extra session OF congress Is now
regnrdcd AZ practically cerlnn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
Difficult
Digestion
That is dyspepsia.
II makes life miserable.

~ Hishes tle miserable.
Its sufferers eat not because they
WANT to-but simply because they
MUST.
They complain Of bad taste in the
mouth, tenderness at the pit Of the
stomach, a feeling Of puffy iuIness.
headache. heartburn and what not.
Hoods sarsaparlia cured Joseph r. I.,,o
Flanagan. KY, who writes; II was troubled
With dyspepsia for number Of years anS
took medicine that did me no good. vss
Advised BY friends to try Hoods Sarsaparilla
which did and It put my bowels IN perfeet
condition, gave me strength and energy and
made me feel Ike new person.
AoOd,s Sas.saRas,1xxa
Promises 70 cure and keeps the prom
ise Beware Of substitutes. Buy
Hoods and only Hsod's.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
FOREIGN.

Tic Empress Frcdcrick's condition Is
ngaIn serious and she can not long sur
rvc the attack.
sixty men were Imprisoned In a Brit
isll Columbia mine by M explosion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
Mnnnnct pnstnnnc,I.

Waco, Texas, February i5.--The ban
quet that was TO have been given Friday
might, February IS, by the Maoeahees in
honor OF getting the State banner from
Houston Maccabees has been postponed
one week. II VIII be made grand az
fair
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
FOR n Cold In the W.
Laxative Bromo- Quinine isp
VIII He onerated serar.iel,

Atlanta, Ga, February Dir
mon Carrier tomorrow wiz =
letter from President Spence, IA
Southern railway. Just rsssn ,,s asi
the operation OF the Asy n NJ 4
railroad, recently aoqulrso " ~
ern, President Spencer say i. ~
bile ana Ohio railroad w, 4 ~
as separate companI rr,r vl3|
out consolidation or mus
Southern Railway cc1ipsp'