The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 12

12 THE GALVESTON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 19CH. CHEAP EXCURSIONS VIA. H. G. R.

Leave Gilvestcu 7 a. n. and MO p. m. Fort Worth and Return $10.60 On April IS and 1:0.

Good until April 22. Dallas $8.25 On suit, April 24 and Limit April 23. Paris (Tex.) and Return $12.85 On April 11 and 1-', Limit IS. Austin and Return $7.00 April in. 24, 25 and Limit May 1.

Chicago and Return $31 .70 OiUiaiu 23th nnd 29th. Limit Juno 1. Waco and Return S7.70 On sale May 10. Limit liny 15. Free Chair Cars on All Trains.

Fu'lman Sleepers and Chair Car BerTlM Between Galveston and Houston. Austin, Dallas, Denlaon, St. Louis. Kansas City and Chicago. J.

H. MILLER, Dlv. Agent. V. H.

C4UUTOM, city Ticket City Ticket Office, 403 Ttcroont Street. Phone 87. JJOUSTON (up and back) EVERY SUNDAY VIA All All Chair Cars LEAVE GALVESTON 7:05 a. rn. (I1.GO), 1:40 p.

m. p. 7:00 p. m. and 10:00 p.

in. LEAVE HOUSTON (Central Depot) 7:00 a. 8:15 a. 9:00 a. 1:50 i p.

m. and p. Leave Congress Street 10 minutes later. All Santa Fe trains arrive and depart from Grand Central Depot. $1.00 Houston and Return SUNDAY, APRIL 10.

VIA THE 0. 0 ill fit Hi Hi iBi Trains ieave Gnlveaton 4 n. 9 1:55 p. m. nnd p.

m. Returning: Jeava Houiton 4:45 p. 7:30 p. and 9 p. m.

ASK--FOB: SOUK TICKET VIA e. A H. Round Trips. VIA Waeo. On sale April 11.

Limit April 14. 'Chicago, i 831. 70 On sale April 28 and 29. Limit June 1. Dallas On sale April 24 and 25.

Limit April 28. Fort ...510.60 On sale April 19 and 20. Limit April 22. I.eavw Galveston dally 6:05 p. m.

Sleepers and Chair Cars. For see S. B. NOBLE. City Ticket.

Agent, 307 Tremont St. Phone 2BO. Rock Island System $25 toCalif ornia 1 TO APRIL 30. Tourist car connections. Best service to CHICAGO and KANSAS CITY.

Through sleepers and chair can leave Dallas and Port Worth dally. Homcseekers' rates Sally to AMARILI.O via BL RENO. Splendid opportunity to see' the OKLAHOMA country. Lowest rates ever given, March: 1 and 15, from all Northern points to Texas. A'good time to have your friends visit y.ou.

All BOCK ISLAND AGENTS- are prepared to give details, or write ua. W. H. FIRTH, G. P.

R. I. PORT WORTH, GULF INTERSTATE RY. aHOHT LINE TO Biaupnt and the East, Train leaves Galveston 3:30 p. m.

dally foot ot street. TWELVE PAGES SATUflBAY, APflllS, 1904., Notkc to "Want" aandX Ia viay Bliat for Sunday's edition before tfcltck to Insure the proper classification. rswlved after that ho. Jr will not porttlon on "Want" A4 HablMct MoM uabappy vtot so by rradwOlr forming habit of unhapplhtm, about flndlni; fault" with their food, 'with cars and rririlrii nlnnn or work. A ot fault- cnissbllnc over a teolt Mr ibadows.

Is a -most unfortuuti RARE Hot Springs Return, $17.20 Tickets on sale April 10 and i. QOOD FOR TEN DAYS I. C. N. R.

R. 301 Street. C. HIGHTOWER, T-A. 11OUS13.S XOllTH Ol-' 'irfARKE'l', BAST OF THIRTEISXTH STHEET, MUST HE HAl.SIJU BT FIFTEENTH OF CONTRACTORS WILT, TAKE 2,000,000 YAilDS OK FII.1AXG FHOH THE GULF.

FOUR DREDGES Will DO VOBl Over Forty sron.se.-* Have Bceil Removed Prom C'uiial lUiiht of Wily. "Work oil Bridge. In response to an inquiry from a representative of The News. Chairman Alvcy of the Grade Raising noard stated that grade i-aising matters were progressing In a satisfactory manner, and that It would not be long before tho actual work of lilllns would be under way. walks, street gutters anil tho crown or middle of the street.

The answer Is that the null driven In lhw top of the whltu innrk in tho IriiM Hrude llnu of tUw jidvate property. Tho sidewalk slants downward from tho property line to the curb 4 inches. Tho gutters as six Inches below tho line. From tho bottom of the gutter to the crown of the stieet the elevation Is six inches, thus making tho crown of the street the sumo as the curb of the sidewalk. The grueling of streets in fully covered the specifications and contract.

Filling will bo In sections, but no section Is to contain an area greater than sixteen City blocks, Including streets and alleys, unless specially agreed on- with this board. AMUSEMENTS. "Hoity Toltjr." Says tho manager: 'it Is said that the sit- imtiou In New York na regards ohorus girls is alarming to managers who contemplated musical comedy productions this season. Not only is tile supply inadequate, but girls TV ho last season received $1G to $18 per week this season demand and have no trouble in obtaining 523 and per weelt, and the result is said to be the abandonment of! several contemplated productions. "SVeuer Fields, the noted producers of musical comedy, are quietly enjoying the situation, for with their usual Keen perception they realized the condition of affairs last summer and quietly signed without difficulty the very cream ot available talent, as the "Weber Fields' chorus has a world-wide reputation, and the average, chorus girl will sacrifice any other engagement for the distinction of being enrolled on the-staff of Weber Fields.

"Holty Tolty," which comes, to the Grand Opera House Sunday matinee and nicht, hus reaped the benefit oC this-condition, as Weber Fields, finding that they had a greater number of girls engaseJ than they could comfortably use at their Broadway Theater, t.ransferred twenty-four ot most talented to this organization, and it ia said that the Hoity Tolty" chorus, from a beauty, singing and the acme of poetic movement in dances and This clrei: be one of fi many. the irolm, will be used In constructing the grade-raising -canal, our dredges iwod In and will be the flrst to reaclrGaiyeston fri Itwill would be pleased'If you would say to the public," remarked Cript. "that the contractors have addressed a communi- cation'to our Board, in which.tjiey say that n.1! houses north of Market street und east of Thirteen. street below crade, must be raised by the 15th day of May sis. they confidently expect to begin miinff.thls territory at a date between May 15 and June 1, also that all houses south of Market street and north of Hroadwuy must be raised by July 1.

They aay that they expect to complete the tilling north of Broadway, by Aug. 1. It is their plan to use the-lining taken from -the canal north of Market filling the private property and streets, but the material taken from-the canal spuf.h Market street will be placed on the seawall right of Mr. Marinus P. Goedhart, wno will have charge of the office of Messrs, oedhart Bates, the contractors, in this city, as their official representative, and is a brother of Mr.

Goedhart of thut firm, arrived In the city Thursday evening. Enginers Kleyn and Brand, assisted by Messrs. Lyons and Crandall, will hereafter devote their time exclusively to the physical work. The work on the draw bridge north of the Sealy Hospital Is progressing, and nearly all of the material is on the This bridge will ready for use some time during the early nan of May. From Broadway westward the contractors expect to Mil between the seawall, and tho canal flrst, and then start on Broadway and fill south to the canal.

By this means the cajial will" be heat used for drainage. The contractors have also decided some 2,000.000 cubic yards of filling from out of the Gulf. They propose to construct a pile trestle -oat from the shore at the foot of Thirty-Fourth street some-800 to 1,000 feet, and on the top of this trestle lay a pipe running over the top of seawall. As soon as the brawbridge near the Soaly Hospital is completed, the working force will 'start on this trestle. The building of the seawall by the county will in nil probability be completed by the; latter part of July.

Until this is done the filling from the Gulf can not be attempted on account of the railroad tracks. Altogether thera will be something like twelve million cubic yards of filling, and ot this amount ten million-will be taken from the bay and between 1 the'Jctties nnd two million from the Gulf, as explained. This Gulf filling will, be used exclusively in the territory west ot Twenty-EIuhth street and south ot It Is figured that two dredges will bi employed in thp Gulf and that, the material will be gathered not nearer than 3,000 feet from the shove line. At the end of the trestle a basin.will be- duff out nnd maintained, as the boats, when loaded, draw eighteen feet. It is thought that the self-contained hopper dredges tan be In the Gulf on an average- of fifteen days out of eacli month.

On other days all four dredges will be employed In the canal. This change In the original plan ia due to the twelve months' time-limit for filling of the- sea wall right of way, and the further fact thut the law requires that aomo fllline should be done in the western portion of the city at or about the name limb as in the eastern portion. The Auditorium Is just east of.Twenty-Eighth street, and thin buildinn will not be disturbed the part of September. The contractors anxious that', all houne.l below grade located between and PJ4 be raised by Aa-yet no advice hai been received the-Milling ot the first, dredke, 'but It thought at the office of Bates that tho Is either on the way or about to sUrt. Tho four dredge, will Mil about th timer.

forty-odd hatuM have been removed from the canal The houin of Hoiwnberr will be moywl Juyt noon aa -In UK Bait Bud are all off the right of Grade stage pictures, will be a revelation. As with Weber Fields' own home company, tha costumes are said to be stunningly original and beautiful, and in such profusion that the eye almost wearlpu'of the kaleidoscopal changes. THE'LOCAL COURTS. N.lur.H.ntlon. Ernest Kauffmann of Germany.

Vital MARRIAGE LICENSE. A. J. Beckway and Miss Lula Glllham: -BIRTHS. To Mr.

and Mrs. August Anderson, a girl. To Sir. and'Mrs. Charles Stegermeyer, a Bin.

DEATHS. William Hunn, 45 years. Willie May Robinson, 1 years, Henry Holmes. 31'yedrs. William Henry Gillmore, 1 year 6 months; Fiftr-Slxth Dliifoict Court.

H. G. Judge. Lizzie Dreydppple va: Charles Dreydopple; divorce ueqreed. Joseph 'A.

Strehle vs. Florence Strehle; divorce decreed. Probate Conrt. Macey Williams vs. Mutual Benefit Association, suit.on trial.

County 'Court. Lewis Fisher, Judge. Estate of Cora A. Monroe, -minor; bond and oath of guardian approved. 1 Estate of Lqrfis- Deriioflillere, deceased; bond and oath of administrator Rpoarder'a Cniirt.

M. H. Hecorder. Ben in a public place; dismissed. Justice Court.

Clyue Anderson, drUnk and down; fined SI, ARK YOU COMING To Qalveston to see the battleships and torpedo boat destroyers--, and the seawall, and the shipping, and brewery where Sea Wall Bond is made, the best beer on earth or Mr. D. K. Trlpp has located in the city, at 1213 21st and Is now prepared to move and raise houMS. Consult him before making 'your arrangemehts.

lila ad. In classified column. FOH'THB LAD1H1. Prapauii--fiW Cmk It Is eliht ytars since had a leap year, and as the nentler sei are supposed to have tho privilege of uslni persuasive pow era or, tho "lords of creation" this year, The Newn offers roiir of one of pne.orte and one of B.w_J Best S'rom Lady Contalnini a Proposal of.UarrWie, which must be orlilnal and.ni»t too Mews rlfhtot publWiln. any of the letters m.

You can a noni de plume 'Jf you 'd4 nAt wlah ypiir.nasiie published, In wbksh slm your name and full addrew.on back ot the Kit pace of your letter. Write au of MQSPTOES VS. DISEASE Their, Extermination Means the Eradication of Malaria and Ycl Fever--Dn O. Howard Lectured to a Large Audiertce Last Night--Local Conditions and Remedies--Enjoyable Oyster Roast; a most ylvlct-manner Dr. L.

O. Howard delivered an mustrutcrt lecture hint evening at tho Scottish Rite OalluHlrtU on "Mosquitoes." In a I'onvlncing manner wus shown tho gratifying results that bocn ox- poi-itmcod In Cuba through protection from this pestiferous insect, and deduutiotis drawn wore that If and the Southern'States, also Mexico, will unuiluto tho example that hns been set by tho isluml iiolghbur the South, absolute freedom will be-enjoyed from malaria, yellow fever and other diseases of a kindred character. A sermon could have been preached with tho wealth of-materlal and rich fund of data that Dr, Howard had at his command, but he contented himself with laying; before his audience tho facts, showing them the results, and then letting them draw their conclusions, lie says that the action an-intelligent community will take.Is obvious and a sermon would be useless. Howard hardly needed an introduction to a Texas.audience, as fur many years he iiiis been the recognized authority on. entomology In not only the United.States, but in the- world, and Included unions his investigations is the boll weevil.

In his treatment thus far of. that important subject, he has, with' his corps of able assistants, attained such satisfactory results that many, considered it a rare privilege to see him in person and hear him speak. The result was that the auditorium was well tilled last evening and those present enjoyed the lecture. The speaker was introduced by Dr. C.

Trueheart, the City Health Physician, who, by of preface, adverted to the necessity of a thorough and systematic campaign against mosquitoes, filth and Mies if. Gul- vcston would bo rc-Hoved infectious diseases. "There would bo no malaria and no yellow fever jf there were no mosquitoes," declared once into his subject. He continued: "It is no longer a theory, but Is a demonstrated We. must do with them rapidly as possible." Dr.

Howard took occasion this juncture to pay a compliment to Galveston. He said that he.had never'enjoyed the pleasure of visiting this city before, but since his llovlng tho iuhabltanta. They found that by mosqmio un! Klovea they were Those who lu not proteutliuj thcnisvlvcs became fiiclt with mu- Im'la. Tho yellow fuivr inosquKo, Ur. llowwril stutod, uxlsts ITI evory portion at 'I exits cupt tlw vxtriiliiG iiortliwi'Stern aot-tlon ot tlw It breeds In stuunant pools, t'lstt-nis.

ratiiwatei 1 biirrt'ls, I'tc. It can bu 1, tin: by atrlpoil k-xs. It-is necessary to nff-oi'd tcction, In tho day as well as the night this pest, he said. of the opportunity to drive over the city. The restoration of Galveston, -he said, has been heroic.

declared that the saying that "where tevery prospect Is pleasing and. only man "well-be para- phs-hbcu here by-omitting: the.man feature. The speaker- impressed" the VudloncR with the necessity of talcing time by the forelock nnd preparing for emergencies by waging a' campaign against the mosquitoes as a pre-. caution against the possible reappearance of yellow fever in the State this This is important, he said, and the. matter should be thoroughly investigated.

First there were shown upon the canvas magnified reproductions of the genus eulex mosquito. These, Dr. Howard stated, are the houSehold mosquitoes, are brown in color, with transparent wings. Only the female mosquitoes of this genus bite, but the males are famouspheer drinkers. They breed in water bnrrejs, etc.

In contradistinction to was shown, the malarial mosquite, with spotted instead of transparent wings, and with two palpoe as long as his beak. There are several species of the malarial to this authority; native to different sect ions ol-the countfy. illustrative of the. manner in which malaria. Is transmitted.

by the mosquito, Dr, How-, -urd showed'a parasite of malaria In a corpuscle of bfood, and explained, that the organism grows larger until it nearly ftHs tqa cavity of the corpuscle. The latter bursts, the parasites are "released and attack other In describing the-way in which the human family become infected, the -said that the organisms 'Wttrk their way into the glands df the mtfaq-ilto, and when a person Is bitten I infected with the malaria, i A the correctness of the was given In tho- case of two'. Eilgllbfimed' who- took upon themselves to'Unblish a hut on the wllfihe hialarla wan very prevalent. 1 long walks duilnff the day, idraHRilthe gjime water and the Bame'airflas'the natives, but iri- utead of the mosquitoes at night they werif within screened walls. result-watf-that 'while the natives became infected 1 the nev.br bei came sick.

was of. an expedition what is'kn'own as the Black Italy; so-called becauaft.of the Immonse amount of sickness there. An exueditlon, 'SUpported-'by the-Italian govr "ernment and benevolent societies, was sent to the Black a plan, of.re- A number of slides were shown of scientists eminent in discovering and developing the mosquito Dr. Carlos Finley. Dr.

Waiter Heed. Ir. Joseph Cur- roll, Dr. J. Biazitr, Dr.

J. W. Guiltier, etc. Illustrations were shown ot the houses in Cuba where the yellow fever theory was demonul.iated through patients submitting to lying on beds covered with clotnlng taken from previous yellow fever patients' cots. Their house was protected against the mosquito, however, by screens and mosquito bars, and they di-1 not become Infected.

On the other hand, several patients were confined in a house where the bedclothlng was perfectly clean, but were exposed to the mosquitoes. The result was they became infected with yellow The gallinlpper, with his long beak, was also shown. j. Dr. Howard Impressed upon the audience the fact that mosquitoes will breed'in all sorts of places.

He says that they are at hnmc Ti Kwamps'and in hollow trees where water accumulates in the rainy season. Fish according to'the authority, are great enemies of mosoultoes. Several different; kinds can be: used fur this purpose, but Howard especially recommended goldfish. He said that of course the nsh can not be expected, to exterminate their foes every time, as, for instance; wliere the water is covered with a growth of water lilies, upon which the mosquitoes breed and thrive, in such cases, and where the water Is either, in streams, springs or other useful iuui not desirable to be drained out, the or vegetable growth should 'bft removed. 'Where there is water, he said, mosquitoes win breed.

In standing waier they wm breed in two weeks. In abandoned pits they abound in thousands. In such cases the doctor recommends the apphcataion or kerosene oil In small quantity every few; fu "adverting to local conditions, Dr. How-i ard are certain' things do Here Those who have- outdoor cisterns, can who have cesspools; in their back yards can pour in a little kero-: sene every weeks." He' 1 also heartily seconded' the efforts of; City Health'Officer Trueheart to haye sewers and water receptacles treated with' kerosene. The practical application of will of her unwelcome visitors, and can be accomplished GALVESTON MOSQUITO BEDS.

Aftor the lecture Dr. Howard, In disnuiislng: locar conditions with a News said: "Seventy-five per. cent of Galveston's" mosquitoes from cesspools and cisterns. I imagine a great manyof "your mosquitoes "come from the salt marsh to, the west of the where the railroads enter.upon the They are probably, blown here; by-the. Jf a rain comes in the mid-r JJke that experienced, a few; and stands oh the Ground ten days weeks, another generation of mosquitoes are bred." Dr.

Howard then'recommended remedial, or preventive measures. Including screening and oiling cisterns other water receptacles, as stated above In his lecture. OYSTER ROAST. YESTERDAY AFTER'. NOON.

A most enjoyable oyster roast at Woollam's Lake was given yesterday afternoon by members-of complimentary to. Dr. Howard The following were, George B. Dobson. Mr.

Cur- Kerr. Rob Bonefeld, Leon Hi. Blum, Jultos Runge, T. J. Anderson.

Carl Charles Kellner, C. Murdock. LJI. Orton, Joseph Clark. P.

Ji "Pauls, D. Hunter of Victoria; Dr. Howard, W. F. Ladd, Mr, Ansort, Mv.

Voisln, Mr. Gus Amundsen W. Roper. Speeches, were made by Mr, M. Lasker, ipr.

Howard nnd Col. D. B. Henderson, The latter presented the guest with a leather mode In the shape of a mosquito for 'his ability demonstrated, for being the jchampfon oyster eater. 1 Howard will leave the city on the 1:40 p.

train today. THEY CALKED AND, FICIALS'HERE. MAYOR AUSTIN FIOeiiMIHiiaTJIIiiEIIT; Oyster for ami Jaeiclea anil Concert NvHlcale. 'Trolley Excursion. The officers from Jbe torpedo boat' destroyers came Into 1 -the 'City to Day their formal Mayor.Austin,.

Coli EdKar Jadwlrf, United States Engineer, and Capt. Gushing of cutter.aerv- Ice. At the'doclc 'the Commander M. the destroyer flotilla; Lieut. Chase, commander of the Whlppli-, nnd Eleut.

McCormlck, commanuine the met'by Col. J. H. Hawley, chairman' the reception committee, who accompanied them on their visiting tour. After having their formal calls the bfrfccrs were taken to tho Aziola, Artillery and: Elks' clao rooms and Introduced to a number' of -the members, and later enjoyed a drive over.the city.

The prdgram of entertainment for.the of- fleers and men, as decided upon by the Business League the other 'organizations 'which will in the. social features for next week, calls for a trolley cai' slon over the city for the officers of the four 1 --Minneapolis, Whip-! pie and Worden--and also, an oyster roast on next and Hartford, Rear Admiral and Capt. Reedy and other to reach Galveston today or tomorrow. The trolley ride will Include a trip over all of'the Important electric lines In the city, and will be concluded about 4 p'. m.

at Wool- lam's Lake, where the oyster feast-will be celebrated In honor of the'visiting naval representatives. On Tuesday -the jackles from the four ships, Including about, BOO men, will be given an oyster roast, one'of those famous Vnston treats which appeal to the and appetites of the men behind the guns. The oyster roast given last year at the Auditorium Park an event that lonK In the memory of the, 6W men did battle with the- sipped Horn the tin goblets was theru '--'On will give'(V the naval officers. It hi-rumored thnt the Ladies' Musical 80. clftty clvlnc musical com- pllmontary to.the oTflcen of the warship! League, In charge of the ment for -the jackles.

held meeting last night. After discussing the matter a subcommittee was appointed to arrange all -details for the roast to be given on Tuesday, This consisting of. E. L. chairman; Fred -Hartel and H.

will meet' today and perfect arrangements for this festival. 1 A few visitors went out to the ships yesterday -but the excunlonista are limited in number, owing to the announcement- that the. destroyers would come in to the wharves 'about. Sbnday-. or Monday- These vessels are narrow and the Quarters so cramped.

thHt-lairge crowds could 'hot. be handled on th.em while' riding out "In the 1 roads. With the destroyers tied tip at -the docks, visitors could be -kept moving: between the and the wharves. The Whlpple and. Warden' 'are only about.

feet, wide on deck, and a great deal of-this deck space Is taU'ep up witn stacks, ventilators, hatches and the -fire' lifeboats by each. Below deck 'Is given up to machinery, with rather cramped living quarters for officers and men. Owing to their, narrowness 'and light draft, the boats, rock gently -with the sea even while at anchor. The Statesman is in receipt of a beau.ti-' gotten uri and attractive pamphlet of seventy-five pages, entitled in. a book is well named, for while small contains a vast amount of concerning 'the Texas seaport in word, accompanied: by numerous cuts, some of which are In colors.

Galveston as a port cotfon market Is treated at some length 'and figures given. 'which'. show It handles more cotton than place on the Atlantic seaboard. The beach, seawall, railroad. b'Hdsefl.

across the bay. the jetties, wharves and shipping, the fortifications, United States-life savins station, lighthouse, bathhouses, waterworks, electric light plant and the- grain and elevators, raising the grade of tho city, aie among the many features ot the publication. These subjects are" in-the form of communications and sunolig the contributors are noticed the n'ames of Col. H. Johnston.

D. B. Henderson, Gov. T. Lanham, .1.

P. Waverley Smith, John Sealy, E. R. Cheea- borouili. Fowler and J.

M. Leveque, the lust named -of New" Orleans. The publication makes a fine showing' for Galveston- m- particular and Texas' in. Austin Statesman. Chamber of Commerce Meeting-.

The board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce met yesterday' afternoon and dfs- poaed of considerable routine matters. The' action, of railroad committee, in the aalvMton-HouBton rate adjustment case 1 was' discussed with' special reference to the future course of the chamber, arid it wila -decided to Include this among the subjects to considered at the annual meeting of. the rnembcrg of the chamber. The annual meeting of the membership of the Chamber ot Commerce will be held on next Friday night, Apriritt, and.lt to be one of tHe most Interesting gatherings ih'the history uf. the organltatlon.

AT THIB MODtBi, J.o'clock.ywterdRT afternoon lnrM belt became In the fiy wheel of the engine and caused serious tamarfl to the plant by pulllnn down the lone line of txtendfcg over 100 feet of the ldi ie; the nan tint on Inrge to Specials for Saturday, April 9, Only, HUN-KEE TEA, per Ib FREE--Decoratcd'Platt with pound Fancy Mixed Cakes, ti Honey Bee Peas, i ftt cm 1VJC Meidowbrook Milk, 3 cms for Tomato Pulp, Clipper brand, 6 cans for Pitted Plums, IfW pef pound Lambs' Tongue, glass jars, each HuHcd Corn, cans, 3for ZOC Ralston's Crisps, a flaked wheat break' fast food, 3 pkgs for Java and Mucaa blend Colfec, ground, Mb cans, each Helm's Moll Vinegar, OfV quart bottle, each Stuffed Olives, irt small bottles, each 1UC Soused Mackerel, Mb cans (new pack), each St. Charles Evaporated Cream, per can. Buckwheat Fiu'ur, bulk, Flour, self rislnu, Mb pkgs, 3 for 8 Buckwheat Flour, self rising, 2-ilb pkgs, 3 lor Compound Lard, 31,2 Ibs for Large Mackerel, regular special, each Dill Pickles, Jrt quart 1UC Blue Ribbon Ketchup, pint bottles, each ZUC Hyman Sour Gherkins, 4 octagon bottles, each 1UC Gold Medal Asparagus, 2 1-2-lb cans, ZjC Hampton Rye Whiskey, quart bottles, each OC Zinfandel Claret, gallon DC3C Burgundy Claret, gallon JiVJVJ Paul Whis' t( OC key, quart bottle CDl'fcO FREE--Quart fcotlle Eweet Wine. STUFFED OlilVES, large bottles, each, 35c. MOORE BROTHERS 1918-1924 Market St.

4QQ. STORE OPEN SATURDAY I I 9 O'CLOCK. Chicago and Return $31.70 On Sale April 28 and 29 June x. El Paso and Returri $15.00 On Sale May i and a. Limit May 10.

Antonio and $3.50 On. sale April 20. 'Limit April 23. San Antonio and Return--. $7.90 On sale April 17 to 22, Limit April 24.

OIL BURNING LOCOMOTIVES No No No Cinilera. crrr TICKET OFFICE'-IOS STREET. PHONE 87. J. H.

Passenger Lots about Blue Serge of them only find after the sulphas been worn. It's logical for you to get the best blue serge--it's more, it's common sense. The kind--the fast color --the kfad that's made into, suits that fit our way and stay -fit way. One special; Blue -Serge. Suit, all sizes, ats are.

ready--are, you Ovjr 5 P. Mi to 9 M. 7 25c Ibs Sweet 45c 3 1-4 Ibs Compoundi Lard 2 pkgs Ralston's 4 cans 25c 3 3-Ib-cans; 5 Ibs Japan 25c 6 ibs White 25c H. Phone 231. TO KILL MOSQUITOES' SE MICRO BINE fOE SALE Bt Alit BBUGOISTS.

PRJCE, 25e BOTTLE. aKNBRAL OOJHXO. He Sinrtid Wltk Mln on a SouikCTH Crnlne on 'Information haa.becn'recelved In Qalves- tbh States revenue has Balled, trom Phllacielphls. Galveston. Postmafer Ooneral Payne and' family, who are on" il" liaalth-seeklne and of trie.

South, are; on board the bnandaiq and-'WlD-'probalily a number of stops 'bo'fora reaching 1 The the 'ritiu'ri trip tow' the cutter ithls for repairs, ana Capt. in command. of the Galveston, trill her on her northern vpyajf. 'Mr. 6.

as a candidate fof the of- (Joimty Trnnurer ftubjftct tdithe action Democratic prlmarlo election. July OalTMton Quartette will tender in roait ahi'coticert mjm- and patran. at thW from to 7T" 1 Correct Clothes for Men a a i ordinary ready- mades. Don't waste i a a i on these when you can a happy medium-- hi Iftady-for-service apparel equal to fine custom-made and at pripe. This jabel a Fair VMAKEBS NEW YORK guarantees you the custMn-tailor's fit, style, fabric, and workman- shipj 'and the price.

curfom.midti In price. The makers' gujriattt, ouri, wllh eVtry garment- Ewhutve DUiributort In thii city. I. COHEN ferrect Bliie The Washington Mills blue dyed Serge, warranted fast color, cut iff fashion's litest style, handsomely lined, self conforming fronts, clinging cojlar. Everybody's price but ours is We've, put them FA '''Uown to make 'em go.

I JJ Price T. The Profressive Store, MARKET GAS FOR COOKING. for Summer now by putting in a Gas Range. A fine line to select from. Sold and connected -with service freei, 463-tELEPHONB-4S3 GALVESTON GAS CO.

of sight by adjuMIJjr glasses. DANIEL Trxnont St..