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No Reform Wave.

Galveston Texas. March 90. Rumors
have been rife here during the past week
that there va~ an intention on the part OF
the city government TO institute rigid
mora reform In Galveston, The reports
had it that an resorts of an immoral char
acte- were to he closed gambling entirely
SUPPRESSED and the SUNDAY laws enforced
Thc.a Iumors have caused considerable I'M
,n.lups, on the part of those who mako
ilrir living ont Of the crowds who are sup
ported Icy these people, as well as among
teat class who were directly affected The
rumor grew stronger and finally found It's
way uto the local papers. AT an early
stage the matter was Investigated by a
Post representative and found u be with
out foundation Chief OF Police Rowan,
when questioned about the report said
that there was nothing whatever In II and
no ground for such assertions being made,
He sall that the officers had not received
Instructions 10 he moro rigorous IN the en-
forccmcnt Of the laws. and In fact, had
received no orders at all regarding the mat
ters mcnticned further thun the usual Or
dcrs which nrc issued semi-mouthly
J., Is true TINT slot machines have been
entirely suppressed here, but that was due
TO tne efforts OF Judge Gillaspie, and Is
not tn he accredited TO tho city a1minis
tratlon Policy men have also been fined
mud II Is likely that thev VIII continue ia
ina II rather improbable to do business
IN Galveston. hut there Is absolutely 10
ground for the assertion that the city is "a
have a general and sweeping moral ra-
form.
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A PERIOD OF AGONY.
Railroad Man Lay for Half an Hour
With Crushed Leg.
BEAUMONT TO ENTERTAIN LUaBERaEN
Contract Has Been Entered Into for the
Paving OF Another Street by the
Beaumont City Council,

Beaumont Texas. March 2e--ChHries Toi-
liver yard foreman OF one Of the Kansas
City southern crews lay for half an hour
this afternoon with his right foot fast IN
switch frog, after a car had passed over
his leg crushing the bones to the knee.
Tollver had just cut ear from strias
that was moving He retained mis- hold IN
tho car moving along with It, aud stepped
into the frog. toliver fell to ono side 30
save himself and tho wheels passed ovsr
his leg Efforts to release him from she
frog were Of no avail, and workmen had
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Grand Iury Adlourned.

Galveston, Texas. March 29.--The grand
fury returned fourteen indictments today
and adjourned All the parties indicted are
not under arrest and their names are wila-
held. The ofenses with which they are
charged, however, are burglary and theft
and felony theft There are no indlct-
ments against slot machine operators or
noIicy shop men. or against parties charged
with other forms Of gambling.
Judge Glllaspie came down from Houston
today and received the report OF the grand
fury and adjourned the criminal district
yco,irt nor the term The business before
he court had been disposed Of several days
$50 hut court was not hnally adjourned
fer the reason that II was considered pos
sihie that some business might develop
W-hich would demand the attention OF the
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viii be devoted to charitable paz-

club will be devoted to charitable pur-
poses.
W Relphardt, travelling passenger
With headquarters AZ Houston was IN
orenee today working Up an interest in the
big excursion TO the City OF Mexico 60 bH
given immediately after the AlI9uruucnt
of the Lumbermen's association VA Houston
neyt month
Tho members 81 the Masonic fraternity
rcunlou Ut Galveston returned This mc.li44
delighted with the reunion which ws ilr
most successful ever held. The Ur aEH
team conferred three 81 the degree dlt
llfion OF them
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Biz Springs, Texas, March 2s.-Joe
Wheeler camp, United Confederate veter-
ans. met here today and selected the fol
lowing TO represent them at the Dallas
reunion: Miss Burns, sponsor; r. y. linn
end 6. W. simpson. delegates, and r. D..
Burns ana j. s. Huh nternaics. The
Veterans and Sons OF veterans VIII prob
bIv charter a special car IN which to make
the trim 10 Dallas, as q large number OF
the people here are going TO attend.
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' paea they sell at 70 cents for full sized
nn+l ,ilneht Is the safest, most effective and
''Salas Of all caturrh remedies.
thru dh cheap cough mixtures ana
cSssn Iso1SesngeS contain opiutes; these
r,speCaliy with little children by destroying
vb,S sensations the irritation in throat,
me- causes coughing is temporarily re
6e,dan aot hy removing the cause but by
tlsn H. the nerves OF feeling the irriti-
S WI promptly return
edy T. - Natarrh Tablets Is the best rem
- H. remove catarrhal secretion, wheth-
tlar we nose, throat or stomach because
tIcs nj composed OF wholesome antisep'
Tres oou root, Red gum from Eucalyptus
kso ele', when you use these tablets you
isr WAT YOU are putting into your sys-
opdstN tnt taking chances with cocaine.
,sts.ss OF similar poisons found n so many
p Dr euIes ana cough medicines.
eurss hamsdell In commenting on catarrh
Nns,,sa&s Il can heartily recommend
tEin Natarrh Tablets, because they con-
fonnd y cocaine nor other dangerous drug
hsva 50 many advertised catarrh cures.
lng ~ hnoWn Of many cases Of long stand
Dietelr NatarVh Of the head and throat com
hEss. cured hy the daily use OF these
tar.ies Tor several weeks. one case IN
ID i.S.Ir which ] could not reach with
egs,,I' er "a and where the catarih
lf.N oaliy Headaches and n noticeable
hssr9l nsqring was entirely cured BY this
b, IS but effective remedy"
70 No., "ninNright SAYS: II never hesitate
otsrrboi stnnrt's Catarrh Tablets fol-
les. headaches and catarrhal deaf
psrfa.. because ! know them 70 be
have safe for child or adult and
fron zen ss many remarkable cures resulting
tfe .soelr regular daily use; because they
10 rses ssftlsed and sold In drug stores Il
M ~ why any good physician should
he .tnein because we should seize upon
Stns..es 81 cure wherever found"
ulnsiJa Catarrh Tablets are especially
ms they are pleasant 40 the taste ant
cod. os used freely 10 break up sever.
Aa Group at the very beginning.
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Travellers by Sea

Galveston, Texas. March % The Nal.
lory lire steamship Sabine sailed today for
New York with the following list OF cabin
passengers: Fred Z. Coles FL Pnso, NJ
Lay. Denver; Miss f. Edwards, b. L. Ed.
wards, Houston; Charles Newding, John
Dunn, Jr., A. l.. Brockway, q r. Muir
doch, William Fullerton. New York; AdoIph
Levy. Shreveport; Lewis Burrows, S. T..
Burrows William II, Daley, Brooklyn G q.
n TEAL, Rochester.
The Concho arrived from New York today
with the following list OF cabin passengers:
J. h. Miller, Del Rio: J. II Bull. Key
West: Hugh O'Nei San Antonio; John r..
Gay. Rev r Hohbe and wife. G W.
Cranberry. Wallace Brown. ] II. Blum,
F. u. Dodd. Gilbert y. Hall, z. W. smith.
T. ] Anderson W r. Macfeeters Or. w.
Hailes. G. + Hoeckel, A. n Lawson. V.
lemon Galveston.
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BONDS HAVE BEEN SOLD
To Nearly the Full Amount of the
Issue Recently Voted.
WORK ON THE WALL MAY BEGIN SOON
Galveston Grand jury Has Adjourned At
ter Returning Fourteen True Bills.
Postnasters Called TO Meet.

Galveston. Texas, March 20 -Subscrip.
tons were received today for $1,000 OF tho
proposed sea wall bonds, making tho tot n
amount actually subscribed to the present
time sio4i, 800 AS has previously been
mentioned In The Post, there are subscrln.
tons promised from reliable parties which
amount TO about $4,000 and therefore the
amount yet to be secured In subscriptions
for the bonds is only little over Si5o,ooO
The committee does not in the least doubt
its ability to place hat amount The IN.
dicstions are that the work on the sea wall
project will continue from now on as rapid.
ly as It has progressed up 70 tho present
time. All are DESTROYS OF having tho wall
begun at the earliest possible date. While
It Is recognized here that tho wall is rs.
sured, the people want the wall as soon rs
possible. not because they are afraid 20
live here without It but because It is be.
lieved that the the wall will materially c't-
nance the value of property here and cause
outsiders TO seek this city as place Of
residence
At the last meeting Of the county com.
mssionerS which was called for the pur
pose Of canyassing the returns OF the re-
cent election q resolution was introduced
by one Of the commissioners looking To-
taking up the active preparations Tor the
work but action on this was deferred tenn.
pmarily. though il was the sentiment VI
all that the matter should proceed with as
little delay as possible 10 being simply n
question OF eNpedicucy with the commits
sioners regarding the commencement Of ac.
tive work until more time had been allowed
for consideration Of the matter.
The hrst thing taken mp will be the con-
demning Of the property where the wall
will be placed and later the contract for
the construction 81 the wall will be let.
County Judge Campbell says that the IS
suaucc OF the bonds is now only a formal
matter and that this will be attended to IN
time 70 have them ready when the other
dctailS Of The arrangements have been com
pleted.
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Beaumont Texas, March 29 special
session Of the city council held this morn
Ing the city entered into contract WITH
the Parker Washington company to pave
Park street from the intersection OF Austin
ts Ianrham avenue /, was brought ont
Of the meeting. however, that funds viii
likely he available for paving the ent, a
lousth Of Park street. since many OF m
$50 samps mics have said they would gSsU[
contribute money Tor such purpose, and
many citizens living on the street VIII also
holm
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Morsuary Report.

Galveston. Texas, March % FoiicvirS
is the nortnary report for the wees sndius
Friday. March -:
March 2l-Mrs. NJ. Thompson. eclored
aged % years
- years; George Anderson, white aged 5,
years.
March 24-Mrs. Kste Gumpert. white
aged 81 years; baby Wilson. White; Maria
NJ Stumpf. white aged ] year.
March 2J-Bahy kcrsh. white: John Ken
ney, white. aged 81 years; Edward j. Cal
loway, white. aged Is, congestion Of brain
March 2T-~Caroline Scott colored, aged
II years.
Died in Sealy hospital, one.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

to be sent Tor 10 cut the bolts This con.
sumed fully half an hour, and during this
Time the injured man suffered intense
agony Tollyer was taken to the hospital
and it Is believed that amputStion Of the
injured leg win he necessary
The unfortunate swltchman Is single
man, living with his mother at 1912 College
street His brother Fred Follvcr. rs a con
ductor on the southern Pacific
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postmastera 10 Meet.

Galveston. Texas, MARCH 29.-PresideqI
II. A. Griffin OF the Texas Postmasters' as
ISOLATION has issued call for the fourth
annual convention Of that association q
No held at Galveston OF May 20 and u. 4
iarSe attendance Of the members aud their
tsniliss y s1pectsd rae railroads have
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agreed 70 put on reduced rates for the nc.
casion, OF rather they will have reduced
rates In eject AZ that time on account III
the celebration given by the Galveston
business league and the rates are expected
to be extremely low. The postmastcrs who
attend will have an opportunity To witness
the festivities attendant upon this cec.
hratlon in addition to transactiug their
usual business.
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Rsma, dds for a Murderer.

whltewrlght Texas. March 1.-THE 70
tai amount Of the reward now offered for
tho murderer or murderers 81 w Y chad
dick SEQ Governor Savers Offering S2O).
" III Chaddick 500 aud citizens OF
WhitewTight $500.
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Nm partlolnate in Handlcap.

Waco. Texas, March 29.-rurner Z. Hub
by Of this city left this afternoon for
Kansas city. where he viii participate
In tho grand American handicap that VIII
take place there the hTst four days 10
Aurfl
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Judae REAGAN Some setten

Palestine, Texas. March 2o--Judgs
Reagan Is some better today. though
Stlll confined TO his bed Mrs. ReA-
gan stated this noon that she though,
possibly that MI Reagan may Sdt
up little while tomorrow.
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Surprising Results.
Simple Internal Remedy Makes Re-
markable Cures Of Catarrh.

PEOPLE who have Used sprays, inhalerS,
mves and washes for cstarrh and have
leand how useless and incouvenieut they
, .S WI be agreeably surprised ut results
,gogi1s the Use Of a pleasant Internal
lsnedy In tablet form: druggists every
HAeie admit that Stuart's Catarrh Tablets.
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NJ, Ynrk nru Goods.

New York, March 2l-The situation in
the general dry goods market today has
shown so far little change. Strikes, ru-
nors of strikes aud settlements OF the same
b.ye served 20 make both sellers and buy
,srs conservative in placing orders Tor for
ward deliveries. spot business remains
Quiet
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|11ITEPS ARE STRONG.
~ Ones Have Been Brought Ia
at Beaumont.
s.ssEp PUT TO A NEW USE
NJ, Of the Other Wells Send
PToci !, a Tank Otherwise Out
OF Reach.

-, Texas. March 29.-The Texas
~, ~ soupapy's well on block 80 of the
r.rs tract came in with rush this
hI The third time the batter was
- 49, into the well It was blown nut
y, TOD OF the derrick and solid
!, oil was thrown about 200 feet
rnonssnds OF rocks from the size
Sh,o 10 the size Of goose egg were
IL, the air. The we'll flowed for
irals - -rinutes before Il could be shut
ny ~ NJ we'll Is eight inches In diame'e r
~ 5-lIied forty-eight feet Into the
va VI n was spouted this afternoon
Horizontal pipe for the purpose
r..5,- a photograph. NEW, E Briee Is
.I..i go nsnagcr for the company and he
~, m the spouter.
~
rbomnson Hi oil Development
brought in an unusually strong
~, an block IS Of the Hogg SwavHe
a a The fourth time the bailer went
A 40 we'll It met the column Of oil com
..na When the OH was directed through
ft,lgootal six.lnch pipe ~ ihreW "A stream
", nj feet before the column struck ne
Irgsrd III
=, Beaumont Confedcrated oil CON
~. nj. gasscr Is being put to new
Tho Lone star and Crescent's No.
!. eopncetcd with a tank some distance
,-,v and Of such altitude that the force Of
H ,.r ,ropud NOT suffice for sending the
Y ,.to the storage tank 4 pipe was ruu
M big rnSsnr and c"nucCtcl with
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Eagle Wing ...... cleared New York 500
GALVESTON STOCK
Port Arthur Movement.
PORT ARTHUR, March 20.

Port Arthur Movement.
PORT ARTHUR, March 20.
In Port.
sved schooner Ester. Pardhal master,
loading timber and cotton tor Liverpool.
American schooner olga. Johnson master,
loading lumber for Coatzaconlcos, Mex
American schooner Scotia, Meader mas
ter. Loading lumber for Vera Cruz, Mex.
Arrived.
March % Norwegian hsrk Garfield, Rier-
son master. from Port Natal via Barbados
in ballast, -,
March 26 tug John Brady with barge
Harrison. from Belle Isle, La.
March 20, tug Margaret towing t"o
bargcs Of lumber from Orange.
March as. American schooner James Is
Gordon. from New York via Pensacola
Fla. with 600 barrels cement.
Cleared.
March 90 tug John !. Brady. towing
barge Harrison. loaded with 800 barren
m III TO Belle Isle Ia.
March 20, tug Margaret for Orange Tex
March q, ting Eocene for Galveston
Texas.
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Tell Me His Name.
The Name of Someone Not Well.
Let Me Send My Book.

know a VII needs help
Just postal will for Tell ma which
book shah
explain spent lifetime In Learning:
effective at mr. risk
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Bank Statement.

tho associated nln' ior ths week ending
t.hRN hLnM..
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STOPPED HEMORRHkGES.

3O5 Cedar Avenue. Scranton, Pa, April
.. 1901. -Gentlemen-M lung trouble Is
two years old. Had about eight OF ten
hemorrhages. which broke me down In
weight and strength. The last In Feb.
ruary. was the worst OF ALL so that
thought and believed myself that ! could
ed TO take Duffy's Pure Malt Nhiskey my
weight WAS III poundsi my weight todhy
s. 40 pounds: made good improvement
IT &c ApCnl 1
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DUFFY'S PURE
MALT WHISKEY

The dose is a teaspoonful In half sass
OF water every two hours until the eoaSn,
IS relieved. IL Is n SURE CURE. IL VIII
cure any cough In "a hours II the padens
will use Il as directed.
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with the book viii mail your druggist for six
bottles Shops let Won take
only $780, Il succeeds and viii nav
the fails
will the dsciscn with you.
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n n ~
The Name of Someone Not Well
Let Me Send My Book.
a man who needs help
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sometimes I causes like cancer
which
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Dear sirs. Having suffered With weak
lungs severe cough and loss Of appetite.
I tried nearly All medicines. but without
beneht. A few weeks ago on advice coin
m.-need the use OF your Pure Malt Nhis-
KY Ny appetite improved almost lmme'
diately and feel my health much better,
aud / shall continue 10 lts use. Respect.
fully FLORENCE WHITING, No. ilO6 G
St, H. W. Washington, IAN. 4, 1907.
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chronic often
Pharmacy.
street: A. Klesng street, Special Agents
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-19

Work on the Home stake mine, four
miles south of Kiugman, is progress.
ing favorably and bigger ore bodies
are constantly being opened up The
mine will soon be fitted up with mill
ing plant that will handle the ore from
the property on large scale. The
about eight dollars per ton, and the
estimated cost of mining and milling
is less than two dollars per ton, leav-
ing neat profit. There are thousands
OF tons in sight, the whole hillside be.
ing a mass of ore When this property
Is placed on producing basis King
man will receive large benefits from it,
all supplies going out from this town.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-19

Several mining men we're in King
man this week looking after interests
in mining options and in settling up
affairs connected with their local op'
erations. Charles L. Radlif, OF San
Pedro, New Mexico, who has an option
on big mining property in the range
below Union Pass, was here part of the
week. 1t has not been learned whether
it is the intention of his people to take
up the bond or not, but it is said that
they are we'll pleased with the prop
erty.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-19
II Unwell,

Try SOC bottle of HERBINE, notice
the Improvement speedily effected in
your appetite, energy, strength aud
vigor. Watch how it briRhtens the
spirits, gives freedom from indigestion
and debility! Isaac Story, Ava, Mo-,
writes, Sept. 10th, 1907. II was in bad
health, had stomach trouble for II
months, also dumb chills. DR.. j. w.
Mory prescribed HERBINE, it cured me
in two weeks. cannot recommend it
too highly, it will do all You claim for
it," Sold by II. II. Watkins, druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-19
Very Remarkable Cure of Diarrhoea

Very Remarkable Cure of Diarrhoea.
"About six years ago for the first
time in my life / had a sudden and
severe attack of diarrhoea," says
Mrs. Alice Miller, of Morgan, Texas.
II got temporary relief but it came
back again and again, and for six long
years ! have suffered more misery and
agony than | can tell. 1t was worse
than death. My hus band spent hun
dreds Of dollars for physicians pre-
scriptions and treatment without
avail. Finally we moved to Bosque
county our present home, and one day
| happened to see an advertisement Of
Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy with testimonial
of a man who had been cured by it,.
The case was so similar to my own that
| concluded to try the remedy. The
result was wonderful. | could hardly
realize that | was well again, or believe
it could be so after having suffered so
long, but that one bottle of medicine.
costing bat a few cents, cured me.
For sale by II. Fl. Watkins, druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-19

charge on account of the desirable
quality of the ore, but nevertheless,
the cost of marketing the ore is en-
tirely TOO high. No railroad now build
ing will reach any nearer to the prop
erty. About forty miles east of the
the Coconino copper company, which
is just now operating a teaching plant
with great success. The ore of this
company is equally as rich as that of
the Grand Gulch, but the haul is still
greater to the railroad All the ores
are of an oxide and carbonate nature
aud are easily leached or smelted on
the ground. The veins are all large,
but being in sandstone formation are
somewhat irregular in dip.
c. +. Bowers and II. p. Ewing re.
turued from a visit to the Lorena
group of mines, in the Weaver district,
last Sunday afternoon. The mining
claims are owned by c. E. Bowers and
John Young, There are four claims in
the group, upon one of which there is
shaft fifty feet in depth, from the
bottom of which drifts twelve and
twenty feet run off each way on the
vein. Ia this shaft ore to a width of
six feet is exposed. This ore is of a
good milling value and readily han.
died by cyanic treatment. The mines
are six miles from the Colorado river,
on the west slope of the Blue Ridge
range, thirty-four and one half miles
northwest of Chloride, on the old Ell
dorado Canyon road. John Young, the
locator of the property, has been in
possession for the past four years and
has done considerable work in that
time. The amount of ore exposed is
surprising. A few men could readily
keep hundred stamp mill in ore of a
paying grade. One Of the veins show
an outcrop twenty feet wide, which
shows for quite a distance. One of the
group is the old Jennie mine, which
years ago produced the richest silver
ore ever taken from the district. TIE
other veins are gold bearing. To a
company the property would be an
ideal one, as it has the earmarks of a
big milling proposition and its near
ness to the river would give it plenty
of water and fuel.