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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-13
Real Estate Transactions.

Oct. 31.-H. T. Hayselden and wife tc
j. w. Podmore, IT,, D., por. kul. 500
Vineyard street Honolulu, Oahu. Con.
sideration $225.
J. W. Podmore. Tr., and wife to d
kaahanui. D., lot 4 of R. P. 1909, kul
$50, Vineyard street, Honolulu, Oahu
Consideration $500.
Jas. d. Young to Alexander Steel
Elk. D., 26-100 acres land Kukuau End,
Hilo, Hawaii. Consideration 81, etc.
Alexander Steel to Jas. D. Young, Elk
D., lots IL and Is of kul S03, Kalihi, Fo-
nolulu, Oahu. Consideration 81, etc.
j. D. McVeigh and wife to r. w.
Shingle, D., por. r. P. $780, Doninis
street, Honolulu, Oahu. Consideration
$500.
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Honolulu, November u. 1902.
NAME OF STOCK
MERCANTILE
SUGAR

C. Brewer & Co. -.
L. B. Kerr Co., Ltd.
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MERCHANTMEN.

MERCHANTMEN.
(This list does not incIude coasters.)
Andromeda, Nor. blk, Rotter, Iquique
Sept. %, in distress.
Albert, Am. bk., Turner, Laysan Island
Oct. %.
Coronado, Am. bk.n.. Potter, San Fran
cisco, Oct. %.
st. James, Am. sp., Tapley, Savannah,
Oct. 10.
". H. Smith. Am. sp. Ellis. Newcastle,
Oct. IA.
werra, CIR. bk.. Gerdes, Bremerhaven,
Oct Is.
salano. Am. schr., Rosich, Newcastle,
Oct. 81.
Gerard C. Tobey. Am. bk, Scott, San
Francisco.
Andrew welch. Am. blk, Drew, San
Francisco, Nov. 2.
vinceunes, FIR. bk., selaam, cardif,
Nov. 6.
Alden Besse. Am. bk., KesseI, San
Francisco, Nov. s.
Irmgard, Am. bknt., Schmidt, San
Francisco, Nov. s.
c. D. Bryant, Am. bk., Colly, San Fran
cisco, Nov. 10.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY

U. S. S. Iroquois. Rodman,
U. S. C. New York, Yokohama, Nov s.
u. S. Battleship Oregon, San Francisco
Nov 10 (anchorage).
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Per stmr. Lehua, for Maui and Mo-
lokai ports, Nov. 12-Mrs. ]. F. Brown,
Mrs. Kidd, j. r. Burrows, R. w. Mad
den r. B. Kidd
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ARRIVED.

wednesday, Nov. L.
Oceanic s. S. Sonoma, Van Oteren-
dorp, from San Francisco, at a. m.
Am. blk. r. P. Rithet, McPhail, four
teen and one-half days from San Fran
cisco, at 10 a. m.
stmr. Mikahala, from Nawiliwili, at
Ais a. m.
Pacific Mail liner Korea, Seabury,
from San Francisco, at 8 p. ne.
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WHARF AND WAVE.
WEATHER BUREAU.

WEATHER. BUREAU.
Honolulu, Alexander Street, Nov. II.
Mean Temperature-76.
Minimum Temperature-70.
Maximum Temperature-79.
Barometer at 8 p. m.-3002 irregular.
Rainfall, "a hours up to 8 a. MO
lao at Luakaha.
Mean Dew Point for the Day-65.7.
Mean Relative Humidity-71.
Winds-N. E. Force 2 to 4.
Weather-Clear, slight showers.
Forecast for Nov. 13-Fresh trades
unsettled.
CURTIS J. LYONS,
Territory Meteorological
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DEPARTED.
Wednesday, Nov. -.

Wednesday, Nov. IL.
Stmr. Lehua, Naopala, for Molokai
and Maui ports, at p. m.
Strnr. Kauai, for Makaweli, Lanai and
Punaluu, at p. m.
S. S. Sonoma, Van Oterendorp. for
the Colonies at p. m.
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Schooner Ronolulu sac

me schooner Honolulu, which has
oeen overdue from Lahaina for Esnni-
mat Is safe. having passed Neah Bay
on October 80. A'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-27
THE DALLAS REUNION
GENERAL GEORGE NORMAN HAS
MADE AN INVESTIGATION.
He Announces that the Texas City VIII
Be Able TO Take Care OF All the
Confederate Veterans.

Dallas. Texas, March 26.--General George
Norman, adjutant general and chief OF
star for General John b. Gordon, who Is
here in the interest Of the United Confod-
crate Veterans, to make an inspection and
arrange details with the reunion committee.
authorizes the following statement;
Realizing from the letters and kilograms
received at headquarters and from an indi-
cations that the attendance at the Dallas
reunion would be very much greater than
al nrst anticipated, as it has been my Gus.
tom, and was the desire ~ the reunion
committee. / decided as the Representative
Of General Gordon to visit Dallas to make
an inspection Of the plans and arrange
ments made by the reunion committee for
the comfort, entertainment and pleasure OF
the old veterans.
| have made careful examination ana
ind everything perfect, even 10 The smallest
details and all Of the work and every ar
rangemcnt in such an advanced state or
preparedness az 10 Insure the completion or
all buildings and everything necessary long
before the opening Of the reunion on
April %
The splendid reunion committee, Of which
Colonel G. G.. Slaughter Is president and
General {. l. Martin IL secretary, are oil
working tremendously and periodically and
the old veterans occupy the places Of honor
and are we'll cared for and made comforta-
bic and happy during their stay In Dallas.
The reunion committee announce anal
find their dining hall and culinary arrange
mentR fully Justify their assertion as their
tables will seat $500 veterans at one time
that they will lodge free all who desire Il
in tents ut the fair grounds, whore tho re-
union will he he'd, and will also feed free
every veteran, whether rich OF poor. glvine
them buffalo meat tho last day for dinner
Their arrangements are so complete and
perfect they can serve $4,000 free meals
per day.
Dallas Is fully aroused and enthusiastic
preparations are being made to entertain
the veterans, their families and friends and
all visitors and good lodging can he Oh
tanned In the city from 10 cents 10 81 PEI
day and up No hotel rates have been MOI
will he advanced.
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DEFICIENCY WILL BE BIG.
State Departments and Institutions
Have No Money for Necessities.
TOO MUCH MONEY FOR THE LuxUUlEs.
Attorney General Has Ruled that the
Money Appropriated for the Latter
Can Not Be Used for Former.

Anstu. Texas, March a6-Thc last legis
laturc in providing for the railroad com
mission allowed $3.50 each year for postage
stationery, books. telegraphlng and expense
charges or this amount $7S4 has already
been expended for purposes above mcu.
toned and a deficiency certificate win be
hled by the commission for this specific
item before many days
The comptroller was conferred with 10
day regarding the question. and he was
asked IN the commission could use some OF
the money allowed Tor printing blanks,
maps pamphlets, rulings and for other
necessary expenses for which $500 annual
ly was made by the legislature. The dues.
tion was In turn submitted to The attorney
general and he answered negatively The
question VAS propounded as to the tall-end
Of the S21O0 item, which SAYS and for
other necessary expenses
The reasons given by the legal depart
ment for It's ruling Is that In the postage
appropriation each item is specifically set
out and other moneys on hand can not be
used for that purpose This dlsnoses Of
the question ms TO appropriations in gen
eral unless some Of the department off
Gals take It to the supreme court in the
shape of mbndamuS
The comptrollcrs department estimates
a great many deficiencies In the general
Appropriation bill before the expiration OF
the iscal year, which is August 81 Ger,
tlhcates are expected from on NJ the
eleemosynary Institutions, besides one or
two departments In many instances the
legislature scaled the estimated appropria-
lions IN the wrong place, ny adding to cor-
tain specific items amounts which were
not needed, aud cutting down on the neccs-
SarieS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-27
TABOR NOT A BELIEVER
IN THE YELLOW FEVER MOSQUITO
THEORY.
win Not Accept Il and the Usual Pre-
cautions Are to Be Taken
in Texas.

Austin. Texas. March 90 The Post coz.
respondent had talk With State Health
Officer Tabor this morning regarding re
cent publication by The war department;
10 the eject that a cortain species Of mos.
quito is the only medium for the trans,
mission OF yellow fever. nr Tabor is OF
the opinion that "the theory won't hold
water aud states that he viii not accent
H. He stated that lie had been familiar
with yellow fever from childhood and knew
all about the different phases Of the dis
case, He said by way Of Illustration that
about thirty years ago there were several
cases Of yellow fever at Calvert and
physician Of Bryan went down 10 lnvcSti
gate IT, When the physician returned home
his wife contracted the disease from the
germs in his clothing and died within the
course Of a week. and .he ladies who called
on her while she was sick contracted the
fever and also died He said that tho mos
quito may distribute the disease. but that
It was not the sole agent
In speaking Of the marine hospital report
IN the subject, no said that nr wyman
may have convincing views relating 10 the
mosquito, hut at the same time the United
States was building dlslntecuns boats and
so FAR had not abandoned the wen cstah
lished principles Of disinfectlng He stated
that the mosquito question was discuss q
favorany at the last meeting of tho Mcdi-
cal association. but that none n the doc
tors who looked with favor on the idea
we're willing for the state 10 abandon is
quarantine regulations
As to the State making experiments on
the mosquito theory he said that he would
like 10 do So, hut was without funds, as
tho quarantine department had lust enough
nancy 10 complete the yoar on.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-27
News Notes.

Austin, Texas, March &c The hremen OF
West Austin are thinking of organizing
new fire company
Esther Pnmmer, colored aged no years.
dropped dead yesterday while cooking an
lcr A. the home ~ Ed Cleory, on Ninth
street
Mrs. Bette Robertson 81 Corpus Christi
Is here visiting Mrs. p. Hilliard
The supposed treasure vault discovered
last Saturday Mt tho zilker brick yard has
not as yet been opened.
A marked Improvement Inns been mnie
IN the eastern part Of the capitol grounds
and It now presents n entirely new appear
ance.
The al pipe line from Camp Mabry 70
the lunatic asylum Is 1'w In operation "
is 800 feet I'm length, WITH large storage
tank at the camp switch.
Hon. Fred Opp ~ Llano was here today
on business with the departments.
Hon Monta J. Moore ~ Cameron Is
here for q few days on legal business before
the court Of civil appeals
E1County Judge .. r. Pendleton Of
Bell county Is here on business with the
attorney generals department
The governor today signed twenty eight
land patents, most OF them being for land
in the Panhandle.
The comptroller today registered the FOL.
lowing bond Issues 49, Nelasco independent
court house and jail repair, $500 and
bridge repair $500.
The school board TO-DAY sustained tho RUIZ
ing Of the state superintendent IN an ap.
neal from Medina county regarding the
transfer Of school children
Superintendent King Of the Confederate
home SAYS that he has 300 old soldiers out
there. and that many NJ the old veterans
who arc not in the home desire 10 abandon
their pensions and come to the home,
Csptain A. s. Fisher ~ Georgetown was
here today on business with the depart.
ments
MIR. Ennis Csrgill NJ the Bourke Carglll
comnany Of Houston was here today on
buslnpss with the departments. He was
Introduced 70 the governor By Secretary nj
State Tod.
The secretary II state is very busy reg
istering trade marks Of the various con,
Germs doing business in Texas.
Mr.. II. p. Hilllard, cashier ~ the Austin
National hank and Or. Ralph Steiuer were
thrown from buggy Yesterday evening
and sustained bruises
w n Bettis NJ Orange is here and sat
ed this afternoon that a movement Was on
foot 70 organize a big sewerage company
for that town
Mr. Max Hirsch If ElRin was here today
and appeared before the railroad commits
SION In behalf ~ a new passenger depot FOR
his town He ssys The people demand H.
ana VIII do an they can 10 get new sta
tion.
City Attorney Brooks filed an applica
tion for writ n Injunction IN the district
court This afternoon against the Austin
Cemetery association 10 restrain them from
sailing l6ts for more than the city nrdi
nsucs price n SIS psr lot
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san Antonio. Texas, March @S.-The iol-
lowing proceedings were ield in the four'n
court N civil appeals today
Affirmed Eleanor f. BersE'rom 81 a.
ChrIst Kiel ct al. from BeXar; Lucy
d. Mills et al VS.. Samantha Needham ct AL
from Montgomery; LILA swearengen vs.,
walter Williams, executor ct al from
Washington.
Reversed and rendered San Antonio TOM.
and Aransas Pass Railroad vs. =. q. I'm IN
borella from Harris Peter Holy Woou anu
wife vs. Phllip Welhausen, from Ls.aGa.
Reversed and remanded: CITY OF hou''
ton VS.. John Owens, from Harris. w..
Motions granted: Texarksna ana
smith Railroad Companv vs. texas s nnI
New orleans Railway Company for , nli n.
Of conclusions OF law and tact ny ~ w.
and T. Company. from Jefferson , %,
Motions overruied: ". 5. RohcEtson e.
al VS.. Edward Chamberlain ana Coinp'nniY
10 dismiss appeal from Bexar' James ~
Cotor VS.. Chamberlain & Gillette, 70 sr rr.s,
ont transcript from BeXsr ! . nm crsr ~
Il al vs.. white Sewing Machine Ooupa"1
for rehearing. from Fort Bend
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-27
A REPRIEVE FOR ROAM
GOVERNOR GRANTS RAPlST TEN
DAYS MORE TO LIVE.
Application for Communication Was Filed
and Protest Has Also Been Made.
Governor Considering Matter.

Austin, Texas, March 26. City Attorney
Jackson and H. g Carter Of Marlin werc
here today and Aled petition with the
governor asking for Communication NJ the
sentence NJ John Roam, colored svho Is 10
hang Friday on \ charge Of rape Assist
ant County Attorney g II Carter NJ Falls
county also saw the governor and protest
ed against the negro's sentence being com
mnted.
city Attorney Jackson says that tho good
people Of Marlin are In favor Of the ~
tence being commuted 10 a term in the pen
itentary. rs the negro was convicted sole
" IN circumstantial evidence After hear
ing both sides tho governor gave the negro
ten days repriere
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-27
HIGHER COURTS.
First Court Of Anneals-

Galveston. Texas. March 26-Today's
proceedings in the court Of civil appeals
Motion to dismiss appellants motion for
Iehearlng submitted Texas Tram and
Lumber Company VS.. s~sry E. Gwln ct al,
from Jasper
Agreed motion to POSTPONE to April 10
granted NJ and P Oil Company VS.. G.
Burow g. Co. from Dewitt.
Agreed motion to postpone for thirty
DAYS granted and cause set for May /:
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fee Railway Com
pany VS. w l. Steele, from Brazos.
Motion TO file transcript submitted; Mart
Holton vs. Galveston, Harrisburg and san
Antonio Railway Company. from Fort
Bend
Motion for rehearinG submitted lnterna-
tonal and Great Northern Railroad Com
pany VS.. George W Boyno from Montgom-
cyv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-27

raj and Mechanical college met this morn,
ing for tho purpose ~ cletiinc nerna
nent president % tho institution Adjourn
ment was taken at noon. however. without
q decisicn being arrived at hut the hoard
win meet again az Waco On Monday. April
Z. for the same purpose The following
directors were present Al the meeting to.
day; Marion SAMSON Of Alvarado. William
Malone of Hunter. Jefferson lohuson ~
Austin. y. n Tohin 81 Denison, A. r.
Smyth Of Mart and John W. Kokernot or
San Antonio
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-27
Delicate SURGICAL Operation.

surgical operation was performed at the
John Seay hospital here yesterday upon
Ralph Speaks aged IA years. of Richmond.
Texas. Speaks was accidentally shot with
2e-cslther rife by a playmate about eight
months ago The bullet passed through a
portion Of his right lung and lodged in
The right side Of his spinal column inside
OF the canal, causing paralysis IN both Of
his legs The boy has fingered 10 this
helpless condition ever since and yester
his mother where with the aid OF tho X.
raw the bullet was located and removed
n Is believed that this viii result IN re-
moving the paralysis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-27
Ihn Telenhonn Condulls.

Galveston. Texas, March 20--B. II. John
SON. general superintendent OF oonstrfc-
ton for the Southwestern Telephone COM
pany. and u. McRevnolds, district super
intcndcnt OF construction. with headquar.
tiers at Houston. are In the city today.
They are examining the underground con-
duts with a view Of putting the cables
i'm This work has been delayed for
some time awaiting the result OF certain
experiments which were being made with
underground cables at other places In 90.
der that the very best possible results
might hc obtained. The hrst OF the under
ground cables viii he placed in the con.
Quits along Twenty second street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-27

Anglo American, 23sj0 shares at &c: 1000
shares at 2iac
BECKY sharp. 5000 shares at 3i5c.
piillers 1000 shares al Sc.
Detroit Beaumont. 40 shares ar 81 Ok
tiober 300 shares al &c.
tIoid Eagle, 10000 shares at 1oc
Independence, 1900 shares az SIC; 1000
shares at 3lsc 49, A'''
Imperial, 80 shares at 2iSc
az 2sc S"aies
queen city. 30 shares at lie.
Rex Petroleum, 1880 shares al 1nc
san Iacinto, 100 shares al DC: 26GO shares
at S7Sc w. sua'eS
Victor. 1000 shares nj 214c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-27
Travellers bv Sea.

Galveston, Texas, March 26 rhe Nal
Tory line steamship Lampasas smiled today
FOR New York with thu following llst or
cabin passengers o, w. Hardy. Houston
Mrs. Nellie Stricken Calvert; Leslie Harris
Waco, NJ. Davis A. u. Mostradt, New
York, Mr. and Mrs u W. Heron. Gay
Sturgis, George II, Foster. San Antonio,
Miss Blanche Randall, Miss Byrne. Miss
Kelly, Galveston.
The sabine Is due 10 arrive today with
the following list of cabin passengers. q,
j. Jaeger, san Francisco; a ] Davis San
Antonio; /. Oppenhcimcr, o. A. Klein, Z.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-27
;IlINENT A SUCCESS.
...,At h at Beaumont With
vi II he Use Of Water.
,,uIFRs EXPRESSED DOUBT
IN a. Done and a Blowout
Z \ ~ p,edieted-Two Other
y" New Wells Reported

|ent, march GA matter
Ope nun'at .rre TO oil men and drillers
psnt ~ ", n spiudle Top is the success at'
j HiN ,tanroe Carroll, who brought IN
lonsl y ". evening for his brother N"l
aar; y 'I s,soat particle Of water after
~ WIN ,s reached The well re-
~ mar ~ ming and came in as hnc
wake, r. y i. ooe well IN which not drop
: TI cot cached The oil sand
uke n...n & greatly elaled because OF
wa lot Nn mis- feat more SO. because
might Tx 90 pf'dlc''p . 49,
return; nng plpe In this well was hrmly
10y work X .. an rock at n depth Of ao6 feet
'enn An nspetrated Eve feet into the
b. S,ylac been drilled in after all
Ups taken ont Of the pipe reach
|'ebud lips q cap iOIa' ,oc,tsd on lot No. Of
I,lcV Pine tract
&c strIblnr drilled in well
~. .rorpoon on block 81. The name
". orner Is not known
l., ..,gor 3 ] Harper brought IN
,,st Saturday IN block IS. but new
H ~ 90 common Of late that many
a. arc not reported until they are
w fo1r DAYS old The well Is owned
TO Ia. ma s .ooatod today IN his presence 4
nsesd magnificent stream Of oil
lid ar, ss ysn m in small river toward the
l. sS a. @ .de Of the field The well was
you can us s,I1 Satisfactory TO Mr. sarpy who
ht stop sd this WI IN fogr'Ga9 days Which Which
|1ersand vi, l GG 9or,D otSsr wells on his Quarter
|uced cireu- 7. tt,ct
New Yst Th'n are now 2oi Gus i on spindle Soe
ra,ht IN during the present month.
|r TiIn,a During TWENTY-FIVE days or March Sses
be was Oh. s Of oil were shipped ont Of the hcld.
Fills approa ns number only 1870 cars short of the
1T, number shipped during the entire
He !, TN rs.ts Il Fceruary This makes it certain
Ind March shipments win show q substan
Mn Increase over those Of February.
M Gu1ev Petroleum company
rskh Is spending money unstlntedly in the
ksrlopment Of Its interests here, has just
,rsried the contract for a tank steamer
With capacity q Gopjo barrels which is
tempted ii, largest Size Of tank steamers ever con
|, acida.a snacd The New York shpbundinc com,
81 EHy vii build the new oil steamer at
s,na.. II Camden y J. The vessel viii Of course
|st Spain suIdns it Is 10 commence at once and
tsto be launched at the earliest time
l. ccu,l n possible
Test cut Of ~
|. ~ =. sharp which blew ont several Joints OF
man Al S uil p,ie' Is '0e property oi 'uuEe
he I'll sand for 4 distance Of seventy feet,
but there was no evidence that the drill
vas near the bottom Of the stratum Of oil
ana This Is one Of The things that causes
men to have faith in the permanency
y the supply Of oll under spindle Top.
~
III FnIleVlnr he rloejrg ouotatton- ~
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, ss,,s they sell at 30 cents for full sized
po nriss Is the safest. most effective and
Va VI gu catauh remedies.
thtost az cheap cough mixtures and
cbesn u1gugeS contain opiates: these
essp medicines give a temporary relief,
rssleclsSy with little children by destroyinr
vbjcs sensation; the irritation in throat,
m6vot VauseS coughing Is temporarily re-
desdsn,nnno NOT ny removing the cause but by
ton l. me nerves of feeling the irrita-
WI promptly return.
efr ~ Natarrh Tablets Is the best rem
or In u, emoNe catarrhal secretion, wheth-
thew srN e nose throat or stomach because
tbs p1Ie composed OF wholesome antisep-
10 80 Blood root Red gum from FucaivnttiS
know NJ, when You luse these tablets you
TEN Mnal you are putting into your sys-
opl,,ss not taking chances with cocaine,
cstarrb " slhliar poisons found in so many
m lures and cough medicines.
cprss hamsdell in commenting on catarrh
Stnsr,, can heartily recommend
tain NJ starrh Tablets. because they con-
found T. Vuehlne nor other dangerous drug
bar. 80 many advertised catarrh cures
inss known OF many eases ~ ione stand.
pleielv aifh or the head and throat COM
tahlets suIeu by the daily use Of these
psFiieris. several weeks. One case IN
an inbnSar, which ! could not reach with
caused AM, or spray and whore the catarrh
los ~ naily headaches and n noticeahle
harmle.h' atlng was entirely cured nv this
b. n nW effective remedy"
10 cartwright says. ~ never hesitate
cstsrrboi Stuart's Catarrh Tablets for
neSs u III headaches aud catarrhal deaf
perfecsi.e 'ause know them TO he
hsys ~, safe for child or adult and
rom mn. many remarkable cures resulting
are adye,,t y Sllar daily use hecause they
~ rssssteIiised and sold in drug stores Is
MT ma x Why any good physician should
ths r me- them because we should seize unon
stpsr,ns Of cure wherever found.
valnshle NhIarrh Tablets are especially
cause M pr catarrhal colds In children he
NAV are pleasant 10 the taste and
Coda used freely to break up severe
e'a Group at the very beginning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-27
NJ subserintIons Reoeived.

Galveston Texas. March % There we're
no subscriptions received by the bond com
mittee today FOR the proposed breakwater
bonds. this being the second day upon
which ma subscrptions we're received since
tho work was begun Over 81 900. 900 worth
on the nouds, however have already been
subscribed for and there are subscriptions
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-27
A Nem OIL Con,nanu

Austin, Texas March % The charter Of
the Beaumont and Fort Arthur Pipe Line
company was filed today Its place Of
business Is Beaumont aud its purpose Is 10
prospect for oil and other minerals. own
derricks, reservoirs tanks etc Directors
II j Hopkins, f ! Marshall. ] n Cam
eron, ! r. Crusel and X l. Cox, all OF
Beaumont