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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04
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nen 3beiG be3 @ptems trdftigt. So
giebt Oerf6iebene SOFTEN 3onics, a6er bas
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branen,
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tatorr6aIiI4en Qffettionen brinqt. IS
belsbt bic t~IeinIten Qocrn uno bic gnbz
puntte uIIer Herbenfaiern. Raturrb tann
ni6t LANCE e~riItiren, mo qerunu ri6tiq
angetpenbet pirO. peruna fpirt Ratarrb
auf in allen beriteften 3beilen bes R0ra
pers.
gauG 2anbrum iareibt bon QtIanta,
Ga:
r2eBter 5anudr beganE i'd nit benz
8ebrau8 Sbre5 9eruna unb Manalin fir
Organiide 9er3befdperoen. QamaIs
tonnte i4 taum mad meinem 8eIdGftsz
plat geben, pine unterpegs aus3uruben
uno penr ib bort unIangte, ma i'd gdn3z
lia eri40pft. 5utte beftige 5er3idmerz
sen unb mar alIgemein fdfpinbli9. Raa
Gem Gebrau4 Der eriten 5Iorde Peruna
frat 8e1erung Elm unb beute bin id ein
geiunoer Nann, ar6eite oier5ebn Stunber
td8Iid Obne ieOe 8~elditigung." 4ouE
2anorum.
81. N}. Sterb, Elm QngeteIlter Der 6. 9.
Il. 8. u. g., in 8eitz8urlingtoH, Sd.s
I6rei6t:
sd bate Magenz8atarrb unb llnter4
IeibsbeidperOen fir cine Reibe BON Sdbz
rem. Sd ipunOte mid on mebrere 9ots
loren, tonnte uber feline Qbbilfe finben.
SdlieBIid ididte mid elmer Der 9ottoren
mad @bicu9O, mo- es mir nidt better erz
ging. Die Ner5te iagten, iie t0nnten
ni9ts fir mid tbun, oa i'd an Magenz
tre6s leibe, tpOfIr es tein Mittel gcbe.
I'D qlaubte oie8 aud, btnn mein 4t6em
mar entfeBIi6, 70 ocB i'd es taum dusz
balten tonnte. Sd tonnts niats ellen
obne iibIe 6olgen unb purOe ale Sage
f6limmer.
,56lieBli6 fam mir eines BON Sbren
8i6ern gu 6Gnoen rno i'd entIaloB mid,
9eruna 81 per5uben uno bas mar mein
Slid, benin i'd fano 2tbbilfe unb 9eiIung
BON Der Idredliden &rantheit. Sd na6m
flint TIaf6en Beruna unO 3pei 6IaIdeu
Munalin uno fiibIe ieBt pie neu9eboren.
IS qie6t ni6ts b%efere8 pte 9eruna unD
id bulte beRGnbiq cine 5laI4e oaoon in
meinem 9auIe DOrrdtbig." - u. 81.
Sterb.
0enn 6ie feline promptsn unO befrie=
b~iQenoen 4eiuItate erlangen bur4 BEN
8ebrauh Don 9eruru, Ihrei6en Sic iofort
an Or. 6artnan unb qeben sic inn cine
pole 8eIhreibung SSbre8 6ulles; er niro
S6nen germ feiHen perta0ollen RatB graz
ti5 ertbeiIen.
QoreFe: Or. 6artmun, grefibent Of
She 9artman SanitariuHr, Columbus,
Ohio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

Ser Qdt6. Trauf 9unn, alderman beg Serano}Dan5igfeH gs
frifts, i9reibt bon 232 Of adtnuOfinf3tgie SraB5 NeD yOrt Gftp
geruua M&eOitine g., GOlrabns, Ohio:
gBert6e Serren: ,,G5 giebt fem glitel fit ell eridlaftes Sgfem,
10 uel mir befannt 1T, Welde8 10 1Dirfam if, wte %ernaa.
So oft i'd ~Hberarbeitet bin ober aa Oen TOlgen eiuer GrfItung
leiOe, belfcn mir einge Goen Yeruna nieOer idneuer ant ME ir8enO
etwa5 alOere8, Oa8 i'd berintt babe. Sd fHOe e8 %bcion0crs m%ertbpOa
fin aatarrb. 9rci Tl0den turuten mid Or brei Sa1ren bon Nfagenz
Gatarr6 umO i'd babe ietOem ne WeOer Die leHeten Symphonic Deripirt.
Nufr4tg SIR Trant 9nnn,
QIOerutan bs "a. 9itrit8 Der StaOt g2eD gOrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

8iBte einen SUB lin. -
Gharles Waro, Elm SO Sabre alter
Hep=gorter, tpsldar ais blinoer pal
lager auf einem 6ra6t8uge Der BAL
timOres0 6ioz8a6n" mad Baltimore
fam. fiel BEL Der 8apz9iep Sunction
BON 3uge, uno ebe er iih erAeben
tonnte, purbe inn Der re6te SUB abb
gefdbren. Gr purbe nab Dem pWfdz
rpldnber uniOeriitdts z0oIpitaI" ges
braAt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

ShittcIirDft, Sfmersen, sNnrn'
ria, ga Grippe nno idilimmc Grf1l-
tmmacn furirt SurdI ,,0lancn'5 Meuc
Bills" taudl in aiiIiincr SSprrnl.
RrciS 25c. 9lnemtBalbcm Ocrfamft.
(9s!2. 3&S.10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

Wetterausfi6ten = Sir
Marplanb uno ben 9iItrift Columbia
i6Dnes pdrmeres Wetter unb iiiblide
Winoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04
N .tterbtrid,t fur cen M enat : sptemb 1903

sSetterberid,t fur eenT ~ onat September 1908
NlittlcrerB arometeritnan
Sohlter BaroWsterit0ao tam 800 .-.-.-.....3O.44
9tieoriefter Soroneteritasb cam 17.)-........9.7i
Dttttlercr 2"bermometerit1Ho ..-.. ......"......0S
Sohier 8bermometcrfano Gam iS.g.-..--..... ..S9
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GieriH9iter zemperaturfuefiel an cinema r9e tSl.... d
gorherrihcroe Rihturs oes NiHoes J~torouef.
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GrosIe S6neaisfeit oes aSinoes on einen Gage tam
I'D ptftlih.-....... ...... "a
31bt Der flGren 4nee.
9obl Der t9ellweiie ruben zdse............. 10
3ohi Der trabtn 5ose..-. ...-..- -. ........ 7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

RittI. Roromtterf 3O.2T @ohft 9euperotur. IS
DiittI. 1bcrmomecrf.. 81 9%lieorlsite 2emperat. 50
Tie hohffc SdreliettIt oes 1einbeS IN elner
stuuoc b,trua 10 9leilen pom gSeiteH.
9eg stfrist Rttter. Die bO9Fe
S.mprotur pts oefriq.u 3aa,s ibis 8 ubr Abtuos)
mar oui ua6e euanntsu 5tationtH, rplt tolat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

@cttcrberidlt.
Ser. Staaten=gR ettera irtor,
Baltimore, Den 3. Sttober 1901
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-18
CYCLoNlc WINDS.
The South Atlsrtjo and the GUT States
Are Weatherbound.

The South Atlsrtio and the GUT States
Are Weatherbound.
Atlanta, CT, February 1I.--Tollop INK yes.
torday's st2yni rain. sloet and snow. which
prevailed over the southern States. cold
wave, bringing the sovcrcst wcstAer OF the
winter holds the South Atlantic and .ulr
states in rs grasp today. sudden drop
Of the temperature throughout the storm
visited area last night. accornpapied bv
high winds, which caused serious damage in
many places to properly and Is responsible
for the reported loss OF life.
The wind storm in this city during the
night reached the velocity Of sixty miles an
hour, breaking all records OF the weather
bureau. In other towns throughout tuls
state heavy loss was caused by the wind.
which assumed the proportions Of biz.
lard In some communities. Al Bowman, a
small station on the southern railway
great portion ot the town was blown away
| eeNeral buildings belug destroyed Gen.
Graz storms iu that section crippled all tel
eEraphic and telephone communications, sa
thlt the loss ar lity ana property ran not be
| estimated. At Macon. Ga, a wind storm
| that almost reached 4 hurricane damaged
telegraph lines, the wind blowing st the
rate of slxtf miles an hour A tornado 1T
Honea Path =. G.. tVouty.iye miles north
u Greenwood. demolished several farm
houses and caused severe loss TO stock rails
6rs
Bert Austin and Ear McChee werc ln.
stahtly Rillel by the falling walls Of two
story building Of W A. Shirley, \. &
Stoue end Edgar Mcdonald vcre seriously
II not fatally. injured Many Of the stores
we're unroofCd ana the streets filled wi.h
debris, Houses and chlmieys in the upper
| portion Of town were blown down Rain
| was still falling sud goods We're damaged
"a ( 4l ct
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the south Of the southern Paclnc aud prac-
tc9lly paralleling that line all the way in
and only block away ON that street. This
W,as strenuously Objected 60 uy Alderman
tllhert and Mayor Largham.
me other route was down Wall street. ana
], Is quite evident that AT present that Is
M route they will come Ia over and cross
tue river on Wall street
Aldermen GoSsett Keith and Fletcher
lnNorcd the Bowie street ordinance. Wall
street Is three blocks to the south " Bowie.
nui Is az point that is conceded viii soou
ne The very heart " the city. The ord
| lnonce vas read tho first time and went 70
,nt, ordinance committee 81 which Mr.
Slinert Is chairman, and they are to report
oacN saturday afternoon at o'clock 10 the
council
Mr. Trnmmell stated to The Post core
! spondent this afternoon that tho road will
ne constructed from beaumont to Houston
within tiVc months after this franchise H.
ginhted. The greatest trouble they are hav-
'ug with getting into beaumont Is to get
some way 10 20 on east, The Wall street
proposition will more than likely he the
Que that VIII nnally he adopted though they
are asking that they be given the choice
OF three streets
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-18
ORDINANCE TesT CASE.
The Famous Haokstsnd Ordinance Being
Thrashed in the Courts

lhrashed IN the CourIS'
Judge a. X. Railcy listened 10 argument
yesterday In the drst Of the cases growing
out Of alleged violations Of the hack staud
ordinance The hrst arrest under the new
ordinance. which was amended February ,
last is that Of Robert simmons driver for
H. S H. Wilson. Mr.. Wilson proposes 10
make u test of the ordnance and yester-
day his counsel, Attorney fagan, made an
extended argument against the ordinance
citing the decision Of Judge henderson IN
a recent similar case in Fort Worth
In Designating the places where hacks
may be allowed 10 stand, except IN the load
ing or discharging of passengers the ord
innucc snecidps - md such other
places where permission may hc obtained Of
abutting property owners anu leSsees OF
ground whore such hacks may SO stand
When Proprietor Lawlor of the Rice hotel
gave Henry Beck permission to stand his
backs on tho TeNas avenue side of the street
next the hotel, Mr. Wilson considered thht
he was entitled to a similar right simmons
stood his hack there aud was arrested. At
torpey Pagan maintained yesterday that
such action was discrimination and In re
strant Of trade and his contention was That
II one hackman was allowed to stand thcrc,
others should be given the snme right Judge
Railey announced that he would reserve His
decision until tomorrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-18

shooting Of D. d. McCiung ana wits uoc
i XXX N me tifth ward Monday nipht srd ~
49,, "a negro stricken with smanpox ,,s,,,a
wv tliy building aud IN the ohsen,c ~ ~,
n1alinnlc pesthousc wandered away from
urging p ths League passed resolutions
lBing inc legislature TO make nnnronria
IONS 10y Worlds Fair and indorsins 4 "a
""SeIs Tor isthmian canal commlssiopcr
Judge y 6. Kittrcn Of new sixtv.ers,
uiF,r.Ct VAS called meeting Of the itsrris
c@unF oar today concerning organizatin,
of the new court 'soulAatoh
M1yor. Holt and Mr. Watkins hovc 70
turned from Austin aud give ont some In.
',pS''lS information OIL the city charter.
Ihc grounds committee has decided ,ha,
baseball park s''' '' 'uc
me new district court for IIoustop WIN,
for same f''''"0 'Voul
The Houston Quartettc society scored !,
uight. uu' last
Judge Railcy has reserved his decision II,
tue mack stand ordinance contest case.
\ young mau from Galveston was serious.
" wounded after night OF adventure
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-18
TEXAS

Ntton Of Beaumont wst shot ard
4 s'f wounded by back driver at cal
lfr' claim Of 'elfdofcpse Is made
ro,ts Is to he SEM from san Antonio
eSlslsture against the proposed
r. building at St. Louis.
tW R " Haltom NJ Nacogdocbcs WAS
ld On the street by Sheriff Spradlcy:
/ Slgh feeling.
Ase number OF people went from
do murder trial.
steamer Lawrence has been secured
l.sesi9n to take visitors to aud from
,. Hood camp has won its suit and
complete tho monument on the
laole girls are on strike at Denison
Nv 81 The Promotion OF ono Of their
h1secSa sulcidcd at Buckholts hy
- " on MS head and setting it on
"A ling ,a,g o. the Dallas Building Trades
INJUNCTION was postponed.
aCoage crop has not been seriously
we present. cold spell
IA sa a. OF gainesville was knocked in
| \, ~ Wy y was given warm welcome
largely. 0 AGAINST prouioi''ou
"eF0or has fixed Monday as Arbor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-18
MAsHINeToN.

,,,, has been named by
~. Nileeentns and Venezuela as UNI
I'seal. ~ disagreement In inc settlr,
4 ~ claims OF the former nation,anu
s.I AZ Der acceptance
's'D. ..,re Of the cabinet the status 81
5se'lnss ~ was discussed. Fears
AL Ia ,sS that SeDator Morgan's g.
apresSGSs nrcycnt It's ratification at
..,ssrt session 49,,
w. rsv cut the Houston Federal
paale US ~. Of the omnibus bill in
~ lic III" .bc measure through. All
= ~ gisiatjon will go II Houston
nav for the United States and
|Trh. tor VenenucH signed proto'
B'ssu enlistment Of the claims of the
-, s,,,es against Venezuela
. ~ states government has accept.
n NV =, thc Panama Canal company
y el. ,S ali lis rights IN the canal prop.
\, 100000
threatening conditions In Hon
sis AZ. ~ If gunboats will be Vent there
| I, United States.
.,rNllcan senatorial caucus agreed
.lier tho canal frosty every day I'M
sjsed q,
..,,, ,rdjclary committee will IN
sus ~ charges against Mr.. McLe-
i, Henderson has turned down Bur
tton statistics bill.
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=-=
LEGISLATIVE.

n Mnale confirmed the three judicial
Sr,o,ii. nade by the governor: passed
81 Nlis county rc,,ot hill: referred a
CHM, " Tue commission; listened TO
! AVE 'us governors antitrust measures
B,n sshly reported Attorney Gen.
arccsrTrp eated before the committee in
4 tsbi I s reception is fixed for Fri.
1s'iJ ,r,sn uu many Of the members have
|sssso seu 10 go TO Galveston Friday
|ssaiiosss passed the bill providing for
['a!,d n, WIN more than one object;
II E,A- agricultural department bin.
mn rs,s.y, has introduced three i'm
|ss,r ~. relating to corporations.
Il EAject , ~ made few remarks on
~ u that investigation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-18
FOREIGN,

n European powers, With the exception
G.,rany. have about agreed upou the
Il; a IDENTICAL notes TO submit 10 Tur.
E5nnding reforms IN Macedonia.
Inns editors are said to be trying To
IN he kaiser 20 against the United
Ia iog finish contest.
h, Edward, accompanied by the queen
/ ID The court officials, opened parlia.
y
|l.rsue5uelan government has levied au
II var duty Of 80 per cent on all i'm
h
n opening session If parliament was
1:t attended Premier Balfour declared
L tie conditions IN Macedonia were q
|IEEi menace TO the peace Of Europe.
| h Il ?O9 patients sent 10 the la2aretto
glntlan. igT have died
|llits customs receipts for January cx.
~ al previous records
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-18
|,IlaY OF THE NEWS
DOMESTIC.

ouro was struck by tor
]. Gamer yp,isasnnt. va, and sent TO
M W; no river. Seventeen per-
l sGe o. r.n,ya Hooks. who figured
\ G,craa sui famous murder trial iu
S,p.l % last spring, died in New
IA ,..oArs who got bad food
.san lru,cl transport are to get dam.
4 mail mans viii probably
|,ssrs; V sG +ctoru IRON, the south
x wy Ii was accorded gracious
b E' e Kew orleans society.
~ aid great damsge at several
l,., .~ state convention was held
ii W. MtkS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-18
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS,
Especial to The Post }

Especial TO The Post)
venlce.-Arryed Olga lAus). from Gal
weston. ,..t.,, n -
riuora IRrJ, from Galveston.
New York.-Arrived: J. NJ. Guffey, from
sI Bolnton-.,saied. Mineola cBr@, for Gal,
I Pra%le Point. Passed Bernica Castle
tBrl from Galveston.
Iizard.-Passed: preutham Hall (BF)'
'NorfolE. WASHED: Inkum Br), for
", Yew S11Sr News, va-Arriyed: Etaiia dt),
from Galveston ana sailed for HaNre;
Hgnrsh NJ Dcl iBrA. from Gal eSion, an
sfllod for Rotterdam.
p0r1 y rs
fiou r.
IAN
san Do.M HoIt 10
ISinsdale. Passed; Trade Br), from Gal
weston for Liverpool
Vow York-Sailcd: vi Nortc, for cal
WESTON. Cleared; J. NJ. Quincy. for Port
Arthur: Winnifred, for Galveston.
Bremen Arrived Queenswood lbrl
from Galveston.
vcston; Pensacola, for Hamburg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-18
CONGRESS.

,,,,,, sFreed 70 the conference TO.
~ sTr,y appropriation bin and
Z aIscupion of the Statehood bill.
N, declared with much feeling that
!, 'tnssV and the country had been
IA Nv some n Mr. pepew's refer
a 4 thc unequal representation In the
n Muse began consideration Of the ma
,-S,,,onriat1op bill, the senate amend
XXX X, XII Indian appropriation bill were
ss,sd Il and the bin sent back 10 coz
Iss
|, r.sner called attention to an error
4. rpiord 10 connection with the bill
4 rslatipg 10 an appropriation for
/, Pass that technically repealed the
4 md horbors bill
A, discrssion of the naval bill in the
Y M Idttleheld and Mr. Sulzer had
sgp clash
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-18
JUSTICE COURT GRIND.
Accidental Discharge OF a Pistol Caused
Trouble,

Accidental Discharge OF d Pistol Causeo
Trouble,
Two cases OF horse theft charged against
John Moore, caused him to be bound over
yesterday IN Justice Matthews court IN the
sum of $500 in each case. The complain
luz witnesses were w. Gorpey and &. A..
Hanna. both Of whom live in the vicinity
Of the Westhcimcr road
Justice Matthews had queer case before
him yesterday, growing out OF the charge
Of assault to murder which had been pre-
TERED agaiurt Robert Colbert. II negro by
John Mahoncy. The trouble occurred carly
yesterday morning in a saloon Mt the corner
of Wood and Vine streets between Mahoney
and Jost u bartender IN the place.
The testimony showed that Jost had been
knocked down by Muhoney, when Colbert
who IS a porter In the place, fearing fur
thcr trouble. grabbed a gun which lay be-
hind the bar in order to prevent Mahoney
from securing 1t
The pistol was discharged IN bis hand
and was shown to have been done acct
dentnlly The charge ~ assault to murder
against Colbert was dismissed. although he
las fined 81 aud costs on u charge Of dis
turbing the peace tlahoney, who was
also charged with disturbing tf~e peace,
was given a similar me
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-18
sehlev "a Visit san Antonio.

Sun Antonio, Texas, February iJ.--Ad.
nrral w. :. Schley. who is now in New
orleans 10 witness the Mardi Gras fcstiv
tics viii aeau visit Sau Antonio, leaving
the former city for this place 90 the 2ith or
18th instant, General Manager Mousorratv
Of the san Antonio aud Arkansas Tess has
placed his private car "lotolcc. at tbc
5indrals service aud 1t left for Now Or
leaus tunightSs From Sau Antonio admiral
Scllcy will 90 90 san Francisco.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-18
NO FURTHER COMPROMISE.
The Addoks Republicans Place the
Blame on the Regulars.

The Addioks Republicans Place the
Blame on the Regulars.
Dover. Del, February 1.-THE twenty
one AddicIs republicans In the legislature,
ia conference today, formally replied TO the
ten regulars refusing to make any other set
tlcmcnt regarding the election Of two United
states senators, Concerning AddcLs' With
drawal, the answer says:
1T may be admitted that there was
desire TO show clearly and definitely whether
the personal candidacy OF Mr.. Addicks was
indeed the cause Of the pollticai anarchy IN
This state, or whether It Is in effect rae
tional eght for supremacy alone, and the
snoils of office No part Of It's inspiration
was due 10 a desire 10 trade or dicker over
these high positions The time was passed
for such considerations. The situation ls
clear Nyr. Addicks has Withdrawn as a
candidate. There is no longer any reason
why the PARTY should not unite ana choose
two senators 10 a lawful and regular NAN
ner"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-18
AN ENDLESS CHAIN.
That's What It Lo7ks Like TO a Coffee
Topper.

Topper.
The trained nurse has n hard task indeed
during the long lonesome hours 81 the night
whom she must keep watch, and It is hardly
10 bc wondered ut that many OF them fail
into The use ~ stinnlunts.
"Wbeu I drst entered the profession %
writes a trained nurse Of kansas City, 80,
II was requircd % give my patient most
careful watching aud during the long, sleep.
less nights / used 10 reiresh myself every
now and then with cup Of strong coffee.
For a time IL would seem to revive me,
bul unless took another cup my coudi-
tiop was worse than ever. ~ time became
extremely nervous ana my strength failed
me. hut a sister nurse came 10 my relief by
telling me her own experience. She said
I nave been Just who're you are now, on
the verge Of ueryous prostratop, but II you
VIII do as ] did you can he restored 10 per
feet health. II you VIII give W your COT
fee and use Postum FOOD Coffee your
strength VIII return mud your nerves be
rehuilt' Upon her advice immediately
quit coffee and began the use Of Postum
Food Coffee and what change
1T has been two yenrs now since ] com
menced Postum, aud not"ithsundlng the
days and nights Of hard worA which come
to every uursr ! hDd / nm "a onS in very
q afv 'yC Ey lnteG -
pat uts 4aye been siaaty Ct" lt,d ny its
use.
zone Of these cases Will mention bricny.
The patient was Il new spaper editor and his
condition was such that the doctors were
afraid to let him be left alone. / made
Postum for him ana made It good. lie
was delighted with II and QUIT coffee entire
Is. and Il was not long before he complete
y recovered Is now strong physically nnd
mentally and has resumed his editorial du'
ties I know the chief cause Of his recoy-
erv was the leaving on Of coffee and takirg
Postum Food Cohee. He Is naturally 2
GOOD strong friend ~ Postum Name
given by Postgm Co,,' Battle Creek Mich
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-18
COMMERCIAL.

s'ssal ., % n.teet was irregular and tho
Ii he ~ u reflected the lack Of in
Nlsnees HarEet' Only few stocks
aad I'M higher on good spot de-
litrpoor. american markets advanced
bi strength and bad weather
save 'aarkets were DULL, but good
ois elesa lne tone TO wheat and corn,
NaFp advances in all mar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-18
NEW BUILDING FOR FORT WORTH
Plans fer the Construction Are No" pc
ina Considered

Fort Worth, Texas, February lo'-I In,
,itv is 60 have another One business ouiia
ING Messrs. George T. and W D. heynolus
recenr,y purchased nfty-foOt front corner
,o+ IN which they propose 10 erect tals
,nild,nc II is not yet determined whetner
=. ,,.,,, he over three stories or not Inc
fsnnnatton howeyer. will be such as 70
lounu"''' a,d,,,onaI stories as needle no
adh,lt oi tnr tbe rental Of any portion I ii5
So GO, hesn made. Plans FOR its eohs'r''''''D
~, h. ing considered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-18

Paris February l. Nine. rherese Hum
sort the central figure in the Crawford
millions lltigations, has complained Of SUI
fcliuc from on affection 81 the heart. caused
Ivy her confinement, and the presiding judge
OF the court before which the case IS 10
Ne tried. has ordered II medical cNuntnl
tion aud postponed the proceedings which
wcru set for today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-18
WILL WIN SOME DAY.
Bryan Says the Opportunity for Success
Is Very Srlpnt,

bFydn odyS TIC OppOTtUTITly TOT OuNNNs9
Is Very Bright,
Baltimore, Md. February II Speaking
at q banquet given by the Maryland Dem
ocratic association silver democratsl, wm.
j. Bryan tonight delivered a strong arsu.
ment ia favor Of Real Democratic Pru-
ciplee
Il am absolutely sure" he said, that
some day We shall rejoice In winning u
victory on these principles. In my opn-
ion there has been no time In recent years
in which opportunity for democratic success
equals present conditions.
He referred 10 the present administration
and said: III we ever get entire con
troll Of the National government IN the
hands Of real democrats, we shall instl-
tutc So many reforms that the republicans
will not regain tocthold in genera
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