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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-17
.PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
Is the Fountain of Health from
Which the Disease Laden May
Draw a Fresh Supply of
Vitality and Health.
A Cure of BlUod Poisoning that
Has Commanded the Atten-
ton of Thousands.

Is your blood impure, poisoned or slug
eish; 1t must he n you have eruptlons.
hollis. pimples, blotches running sores,
eczema. or salt rbeum. With such troubles
and ailments the blood is fast carrying dis
ease and death to the body
To be clean. sound, vigorous, healthy and
happy you must use Paine's Celery Com
pound before the advent Of tho hot summer
days At this time the vitalzng and
health giving work Of Paine's Celery Com
pound shows quickly upon the blood, which
is purified and made rich with Dutriment
that builds up the nerves and tissues
Remember that "Paine's' is the Kind that
cures At all times refuse the something
just as good offered by some dealers
Thousands of sufferers burdened with
some form OF disease, the result Of impure
and poisoned, impure or sluggish blood will
thank Heaven that their attention has been
directed to the great fount Of healing after
a pcrusal Of the following letter written by
Iir j. Argetsuger Of 2722 Fourteenth
avenue. Minneapolis, Mimi:
Last winter had blood poisoning
caused from cut on my finger. This
formed m abscess under my arm, and
was in the hospital for three weeks. At
times felt as though I was going ont Of
my hcad when touched the end Of my
spine. ! felt the shock in my head at once.
My memory vas poor. and sometimes
forgot my neighbors names. Sometimes
had pains In my lcft side Just below my
heart. and prcsentiment Of evil was con
tlnually with me, Paine's Celery Com
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TEXAs.

Tho Thlrd court Of civil appeals holds
that the antitrust oct Of 1899 IS consttu-
tional but that those Of 1859 and 1895 are
invalid
The liquor dealers IN session at san An.
tonic adjourned without adopting plan
TO meet the prohibition movement
A further protest against the commuta
ton Of the death ot john Roam has been
uied with the governor
a heavy fan Of rain and hoi is reported
in North Texas and the Territory.
The holdings Of kountzc B,others at
Sabine are being put in shape to be trans.
ferr,Tl to Mr.. Kirby.
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WASHINGTON.

Mr.. Bailey snys that he is still for Cor
man for the presidential nomination and
that he will also nominate him for demo
cratic leader In the senate.
Colonel Mckenzie admits changing the
Houston ship channel item In the rivers
and harbors bill but says that he was act
Ing under Instructions
Senator Culberson has introduced two
resolutions having for their object the as.
certainment OF the cost Of the war in the
Philippines.
Mr. Bali dld not attempt to start a Hin
boom in New York, but did say that Texas
would Loyalty support the man put up Ivy
the democracy
Waller L, Burns has been confirmed as
the judge of the new Texas Federal judicial
district
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QUEEN OF HOLLAND ILL
SHE is SAID TO BE SUFFERING FROM
PERlTONlTlS.
Her Condition Is Said to Be Growing
More Serious--Confined to Her Bed
for Some Days Past.

Amsterdam, April 10 The Nicuws Van
den Dag SAYS Queen wrlhelmina is suffer.
ing from pcrionitis.
Amsterdam, April 10 The official news
paper here this morning published the fol
lowing bulletin; Queen WtIhelmina has
been indisposed for some days. Her mai.
csty keeps to her Led and experiences a
feeling Of general mssiude, There is an
increase In her temperature
London, April 16 A special dispatch
from Amsterdam SAYS, Queen Wubelmlna' &
condition IS growing more serious This
afternoons official bulletin from The
Hague. however, declares that though tho
fever continues tho general condition Of
the queen is satisfactory.
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HOUSTON.

This new city administration walks into
a big job from the start The work Of
retrenchment begins In earnest.
W. A. Craig has been allowed bail In
the sum Of $500 by the court Of criminal
appeals.
President Charlton OF the city school
board will not seek reelection.
Rufus b. Mecrorey was acquitted Of the
charge Of murder In the criminal district
court yesterday under Instructions from
the court.
An interesting meeting was held last
night looking 10 completion of the saenger.
fest program.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

/ WACO Governor Sayers has accepted
/ an invi alton to be here Thursday night
| and Introduce General FitZhuCh Lee to the
audience 10 which he will lecture.
! WACO. Baron Ginzherg is now here de
/ lverlnG lectures 10 raise funds for the Rocr
women and children in the British coucen-
trstion camps
| CUERo. Returns from carload Of .
yearold Durham steers has Just been re-
celved by the shipper They sold for
S6430 a head a new high price in this sec
tion for cattle Of this age
ROSE HILL The ponds and tanks have
been hled and cattle will now do we'll.
MILFORD Rev Henry c Evans Of
Missouri has accepted the presidency Of
he Texas Presbyterian college for girls,
located here Iic will arrive about tho ioid-
die Of June
BRADY.--About 10000 head Of cattle
ton
Johnson CITY high school has
closed with appropriate exercises. There
was only one graduate this year,
DRIPPING SPRINGS.-Cattle are doing
vel there has been very light loss dur
ing the winter.
school. which has twice been burned and
rebuilt, is again heing used special
ofhcer has been detailed TO guard It,
bo WACo;1 I',a ClChurnc camp, T. c. v.
us monument fund, the largest subsclip-
ton made by any camp in The south.
SEGtlN.-rho two new compresscs ono
SQUARE and the other round bale, are near.
ing completion. ''"'
GoLDI WAITE District court Is in
session with a light docket
MARBLE FALLS-Thc publIc school
Term has closed with elaborate exercises
E.g9t gold medals were presented 10 The
- pONlA,-Wll Page was killed near
nplnw thrown
started down hill ""sop ds IL
CRAWFoRD.--Rev. Sims Of w,co +, cnn
uu,..ng 4 revival meeting with view 10
ieoJganlzlng the Christian church
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RAILROADS.

Jasper has offered the old grade ot tho
Jasper Southern TO the orange and North.
western as bonus TO extend 10 that place
At special meeting Of Macaroni stock.
holders at Victoria extensions from Van
Week were authorized.
President Spencer Of tha Southern issued
statement to the effect that there was no
contest over control of the Louisville and
Nashville.
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EORElGN.

The British cabinet received from Lord
Milner the first clear statement Of the
attitude Of the Bocrs. who demand rep.
resentatlve government.
Chinese rebels Killed or captured 2Ooe
inpcrialist troops
The price Of hour in the United King
dom was raised another shilling rcr sack
and importers beg for the admission OF
wheat offaIs free Of duty.
The queen Of Holland is very III.
The Belgian strikers continue to riot.
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COMMERCIAL.

Spot cotton and nearby contracts made
advance GU strong demand end heavy
buying
There was irregular action In grain pits
today and market weakened.
International Power closed with a net
gain OF IT'S
Crude oil took Jump upward. Stand
ards purchase of Guney g Galley interest
believed TO be responsible.
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TEXAS POLITICS.

Thomas and Henry are holding Joint do.
bates in Corycll county.
Il, y. Allen Of Dallas has withdrawn
as a candidate for the democratic nomina-
tlon for lieutenant governor, leaving senu-
tor Neal n Kakover.
Congressman Klcbcrg Is not candidate
for reelection and Burgess has a walkoyer.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

The friends Of tho Cuban reciprocity hin
won substantial victory in the house
by carrying motion to close general
debate on Friday at 3 o'clock.
The drastic Chinese exclusion bill was
defeated in the senate ana substitute
adopted extending the provisions Of the
existing law and to Include all lnsular ter.
rltory.
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SPAIN FoReVes CUBA.

Desires to 30 Among the First to Reeoa-
nize the New Regime.
London, April rs The Madrid CORE.
spendent Of the Standard says the foreign
office seems willing 10 adopt the suggestion
made by several Spanish newspapers that
steps be taken by Spain 10 nc among the
first Of the foreign governments 10 recog.
Bize the new regime IN Cuba and eater
diplomatic relations With the new republic,
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teen years and said that he was familiar
with Rlce's handwriting. He was shown
the 1900 viii and said in his opinion the
signature wv. NJ. Rice" on each OF the
four pages was forgery. The hearing
went over until tomorrow.
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FRIENDS OF CUBA" WON.
Carried Motion 10 Close General De.
bate OIL Friday al ) O'clock.
THlRTY.TWO DEMOCRATS VOTED FOR IT
Thrty-three Republicans Voted Against
the Motion, but This Detection Was
Offset by the Democrats.

Washington, April 10 rho friends Of The
Cuban reciprocity bill won a substantial
victory In tho house today by carrying a
motion 20 close general debate on Friday at
3 o'clock. The vote was tG3 10 i23 Thirty
three republicans voted against the motion.
hnt thIs detection was onset hy thirty
two democrats who voted with tho great
body ~ the republicans for II The strength
~ republican opposition 10 the bill Judged
by this vote has decreased six Another
vote was taken on the motion TO 20 INTO
committee Of tho whole 10 consider the bill,
when the vote stood 1857 IN 50,
The thirtythrce republicans voting
araln.t tha n,1tt,, ,rrr. .- r,tl.,r-.
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A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
Today's Weather
DOMESTIC.
mcwera

Ali evidence In Chalmette inquiry tends
to prove the existence OF British supply
camp and some OF II goes far beyond the
allegations.
The Rice will contest began In New York
and witness declared signatures 10 1900
will 10 be forgeries
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-17
NAV oPPosITloN sTARTEn.

Natives Of the Island OF Mindanao Are
Numbering American Soldiers.
Washington, April 49, The war depart
ment made public the text n cahleeram
from General ChaIee I'm which ne reports
that Moros, on tho island Of Mindapao
had trcacherously murdered two American
soldiers, and TINT the dattns had refused to
surrender the guilty parties II Is his IN.
tcntiQn, the dispatch adds 10 send an ~.
pediuop ot 1900 cavalry and artillery Ia
capture the murderers and 10 force recorui
part ~ tho dattos
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!, Returning from / london W


were out on strike In the districts NJ Mons.
Chariero and Liege alone Many men have
stopped work I'm other sections Of the cotn.
try, but 10 Is difficult 80 Accurately est
mate their numbers. It Is known. however,
that 5000 men have struck at Antwerp
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SPORT.

Three horses fol at Memphis, shaking mn
their riders considerable and the Canadians
made killing in picturesque cross coun
try hurdle race.
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TaImaae laid 70 Best.

New York, Apeil Ia, rhc remains OF the
late Rev T. he Witt Talmuge were IN.
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SENEGAL oHAFfee,s RgPoRr.
Tie Says Department Of North Philippine
Is Now Pacified.

washington, Aprll Is The war depsrt
ment has received cablegram from Cen
eral Chanee. dated Manila. today, in wbIci
he says; "Uncondlildnal slrrende, Nat,s,
today to BrIgadlcr General J II non n.
ganhed armed resistance "a the Tnitel
states Is terminated Ia the department ~
North Philippines. :"
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and as a result Ae haze T.
complicated cases, wEisa a,, one ~
thought incuraele ssould co',.,
With a Chronic Disease IN, AZ 700 ~ ~
Hathaway. as be can sdyIcg xxi
portant information sna ar By ~
ton fres- either At oInce hlsnks t,s''
for complete symptem ms ~ tfslt.,s
his perfect system oIrnwgI'wAI. ~
j, NEWTON TIA - 49,
go Alans RlRsef o@< s'1~F
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Hunt County TO Vote on Local Option.
Greenrille, Texas, April l5.-'rhe com.
missioners court met Yesterday aud ordered
Z county local option election for saturday,
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No two people in your family CO
the dots alike.

Olga of Wurtemburg ~ lNe -.
youngest son of King oscar .tsls, !
Augus. /. 1865. Although ng r. n,olg
mission in the army, he ANN
painter. Like many oil nM Ilsr 10
handsome, and Is very pVP. he
Sweden and France, Two @5,nes, n
was reported engaged 70 N pssi
daughter of the crown prime, \ "a
The princes brother eontra vhSs Nh.
attic marriage with Mile I'm Il. rs,
favorlte maid OF honor a.
court. -
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Hunt County 10

money
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FOR MIN an
en- VI b le
re putation
as n Spe
cha list.
Each case
which h q
treats is
given care
full study,
and special
treatment Is
prepared "
meet all re-
quirements.
IL g c o M
bines hi 5
skill rs q
Specialist
With the lat
est discover
les OF science
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10 cURE A COLD IN one nAy

Take Laxative Bfono Quinine Tablets Al
druggists refund money II Il fails 10 c,i,.
Z. ". Groves signature Is on each boy go
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,s Nor. u, ee S, are counting the dots thu.
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u !, S.u can eouH' the a0'' you will ua1,
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Count the dots.
AnAbleSpeciaII'|

DR.. Hathaways uniform s sisss Sn I
All fbrms Of Chronic Diseas''
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Peculiar
To Itself

In what it is and what it does--con-
tanning the best blood purifying,
Alternative and tonic substances and
effecting the most radical and per-
manent cures of all humors and all
eruptions, relieving weak, tired,
languid feelings, and building up
the whole SYSTEMS true only of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-17
Hoods J0rSdpdriIIa

No other medicine acts like it /;
no other medicine has done so
much real, substantial good, no
other medicine has restored health
and strength at so little cost.
:" was troubled With scrofua and came
near losing nay eyesight For four months
could not see TO do anything. After taking
two bottles Of Hoods sarsaparillA | could SEQ
u walk. and when ] had taken eight bottles
could see a. we'll as ever" SUSIE A. HAtRs
-os. wlthers, n. @.
Hoods sarsapar iIia promises to
Are and keeps the Promlse.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-27

was placed I'm his bringing the oregon
around to Join our feet I'm Caribbean
waters, and thus making the latter
strong enough TO cope with any fleet
Spain might send against IT, All
through that long and arduous voyage
the Oregon was followed by the Amer
lean people with an anxiety seldom
known in our history. When at last
her safe arrival on the Florida coast
was announced, ready for instant com
bat there was universal relief, exul-
tatlon and confidence - sentiments
amply vindlcated a little later when
the Oregon played so indispensable a
part In the great sea drama off Santi-
ago. We have only to remember
these things to realize the nations
debt of gratitude to Rear Admiral
Clark. The man who, at little more
than a moments notice, could set out
with his ship on a voyage such as no
other battleship in the world had ever
undertaken: who could take her
| through two oceans and three zones
and all around continent at racing
/ speed with never a mishap or an
hours delay; who could rush her into
the goal after such a voyage ahead of
| sCHtuule llHlt anu III peilSCl lilln lOl
immediate action; who could make
her give so superb an account of
herself i'm the ensuing battle, and who
through 1t all could be so modest and
void of mere self-seeking-such a man
is made of the right stuff for high
command in the service which has
known a Decatur and a Farragut. We
may not revive within us in these
quiet days Of peace the thrill and the
enthusiasm which the very name of
the Oregon aroused only four years
ago. but unless we would repudiate
these former sentiments as spurious
we shall do well TO recognize with
fullest earnestness the fitness Of hon
oring the man who was responsible
for and who Is TO be credited with the
unparalleled achievements of the Ore
gon in 1894.
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THE SALEM CELEBRATION.

It has been a young mans affair
from start to finish, and the young Sa
lem business men are going to give the
rest of the state a surprise in the way
OF entertainment.
There will be more music, bigger
procession, more fireworks, more peo
pie and more enthusiasm at Salem or
the Fourth than at any town In the
state, or I'm any Western state
That is the Salem way of doinf
things, when the younger generation
gets into full action.
The old boys were no doubt the boys
in their day, but there are rustlers ant
hustlers doing business at the Capita
City I'm this generation just as well.
The expansion movement has
caught the present generation strong
and, II we mistake not, they will make
Salem a better town TO live in, ant
there will be more nearly n chance C
make a living than ever before.
SO prepare 90 help the boys along
Decorate your place Of business Have
your auto put in repair for that day
Blow up your tires. Wash the win
dows in front, and wet the sidewalk
down.
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Rae ApMlRAL CLARK.


We take pleasure in giving space 20
the following editorial from the New
York Tribune.
The promotion of Captain Charles
70. Clark TO be n rear admiral OF the
United States navy h conspicuously
well deserved and will be appreciated
by the people of the United States
with rare unanimity. There can be
no inyidiousness In saying that ne
was among those who did the nation
best service In the Spanish war, and
concerning the value OF whose ser
vices there was, and ls least ground
for doubt or dispute. We have only
TO recall the simple facts OF record
When the Maine was destroyed and
war was seen to be inevitable the eyes
OF the nation turned to Captain Clarh
and his ship, The hope of the nation
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ENGLISH INSURANCE.


English insurance companies are
hard hit by the failure of the corona
tion to take place-probably $4,000,
600. In April they insured the corona
tion for ~ TO 10 per cent, but week
ago the rate had gone down TO 5 per
cent. What kind OF people are they
over there-what must he the public
sentiment that tolerates gambling on
the life or health of their king? u
all depends on him.
Another curiosity about English In.
surance companies IL that anyone may
insure the life Of another, without his
consent or without existing relation
ship. Should the king die the life
insurance companies would lose prob.
ably $20,00Q00 of this kind of insur
ance The king himself carries the
enormous sum OF $4,000 900 life insur
ance. In this country no policy will
be issued ON life. unless Il be shown
that the insurer has an insurable inter
est, as to a wife, husband, father son
or daughter.
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To the Seaside and Mountain R.snr.s

To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts.
Tickets are now on sale at all South.
ern Pacific and Corvallis q Eastern
X, Il. Offices. through To Newport ana
1aquina at reduced rates. Southern
Pacific trains connect with c. a F
az Albany and Corvallis. All tickets
good for return until October 10. 1902
On June 23 the c. a 10. trains from
Detroit began leaving there al 6 30 a.
M, meeting the Bay train at Albany
at noon.
Passengers for Detroit Breltenbush
and other mountain resorts can leava
Albany the same afternoon, reachine
Detroit In the evening. Tickets are
on sale from Albany to Detroit al
$500, and from Corvallis at 1925. good
Tor return until October 10Th, with
privilege to get on train at any point
east of Min City.
The Southern Pacific Company have
now ON sale round trip tickets from an
points on their lines In Oregon to
either Newport or YaQuina. with priyi.
lege TO return via either East or West
Side divisions, In connection with
the G, A E three-day Sunday excursion
tickets good going Saturday and re.
turning Monday are also on sale Al
very low rates from all S. p. and c.
a h. points
Full Information can be obtained as
TO rates, time tables, etc, by appllca.
uon TO any 5. 7. or C. 4 Il. agent
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DR. DARRIN
REMAINS
, He Is Concluded to Remain
Salem Until Sep
tember |

Dag the past two months DR.. Oar
rim made a great furor among the
adlhd of this vicinity. His Office has
bed Crowded night and day, and phe-
nonal cures have been reported,
mag 1t necessary for him to re-
ms another month. The opportunity
to bnsult this eminent physician
sh u not be lost.
Darrin has practiced In Paris,
Lobn, New York, San Francisco and
PoAnd, where his business required
thklp of three assistants. and while
abh discovered certain remedies for
md of the most dread diseases, and
hi featment of them gives entire sat
islhon.
Ifnerous testimonials have APP
pdsd In this paper during the past
fe eweeks from those who thought
tn |Dwed 1t to the doctor, as well as
hjlfeds of like sufferers, to speak of
tlaood work that has been done for
lid
any of those are well known to the
co. having been cured when the
dor was here years ago, when we
buhe favorably impressed with his
"a work.
ew doctors have had such a large
pdice as this physician, who is
vted by scores of people everywhere
hoops, and it is we'll to note that the
dtbr Is not out for money alone, as
iWoved by numerous cases of poor
rple he has cured, who are unable
{ bay for the restoration of their
tllh.
He doctor owes his great success
Ttly to the mysterious power of cleo
tify, in which he has become so
III versed. Electricity is the won
4 bf the age, and the mode of treat
ID is the acme of perfection. IL
aetrates the secret ambush of dis
te, and exterminates II root and
lDch forever 1t removes the wretch
symptoms Of loathsome maladies,
averts their dreadful effects. II
rs many of the most hopeless cases
4 relieves pains that every known
Nedy failed in, and can be substan-
"a by the evidence Of hundreds who
been cured by DR.. Darrin. We
Dd say more, which we feel is due
doctor, did space permit. Read the
Owing cures:
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The Great Rock Island Route.

Through personally conducted tour
list sleeping cars between Portland and
Chicago once a week. and between og
den and Chicago three times a week
via the Scenic line.
Through Standard sleeping cars
daily between Ogden and Chicago, via
the Scenic line.
Through Standard sleeping cars
daily between Colorado Springs and
st. Louis.
Through Standard and tourist sleep
ing cars daily between San Francisco
and Chicago, via Los Angeles and El
PasO.
Through Standard sleeping cars and
chair cars daily between st. Paul and
Chicago.
Be sure that your ticket reads via
the Great Rock Island Route.
The best and most reasonable din
ing car service.
For rates. folders and descriptive lit
eraturs write to A. h. COOPER,
General Agent. Portland. Or.