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.1 if' ft- 1 i i HOUSTON DAILY POST: FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 2. 1900. 'i Ml to bt tteed for feTrrfng DID A WORLD OF COOD WILL PROCEED Jass- AiiiAim mi AND RETURN NV KI. RAILROAD 5C HE DULL -t: t.

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17, 18; LIMIT HARCI 11 i1 S25.00 CALIFORNIA POINTS mads dt the businea snd of B. F. Yo-kuni a visit to this city resterday and today Ths rest of his visit was Of a personal uature. li. F.

Yoakum of the sxecutiv board! of the Frisco and Rock Island railroads and associated In the coatrul of the largs Rock Island holdings lately augrwenteV by the acquisition of the Chicago, and Alton raached Han Antonio yesterday morning, accompanied by his private aec-retary. In his private Frisco cr. Hs spent a twrt of the day at the residence of his brother-in-law. Sam Bennett, where Mrs. Yoakum and the Misses Yoakum ar slaying During t.u- day Sam Lasarus of St I At uis.

r. Yoak urn's Texas representative. Miller, ge neral nun-ger. and Robert Kleberg, vice president of the St. Isuuis.

Itrownsvllle aud Mexico, conferred with hloi on varlotis matters. These gentlemen with others and Mr. Yoakum are Interested In the American Irrigation eonipan.v corporntfrvt for ''e exploitation of Texas lands In the Brownsville country. Business matters regarding this were taken up. This is directly in line with the announced nollr-y of the Rock Island to colonise the Southwest.

Mr. Yoakum also made several visits In San Antonio of a personal nature. Since the death of Mrs. Yoakum's mother in this clt some weekx ag he ti.is n.ti oevu here, although Mrs. Yoakum has remained here until now Mr.

Yoakum and the Misses Yoakum leave this morning over the International and Great Nort.i-ern for Mexico, where, after a short tour, they will join Mrs. Yoakum in California DODGE sput PULLEYS Wtffc Wrctoiigtibli tin twin Reeves' Standard Wood Split Pulleys We carry in stock all sues from 4 -inch to 60 inches in diameter. Prices on application. ORPKRS SHII'PKP ITHOUT DKI.AV F. W.

HEITMANN CO. Houston. Texas On Sale Daily. Stopovers aOced 11irpiigh.TouriBt Cara I if Daily. Further information, at i-" Up-Town Office, Main and H.

Phones 224 (Si T. C. DALLAS and return S9.50 On sale March 3. 4, 5, 6. Return limit March 10.

THROUGH SLEEPERS and CHAIR CARS. For ticket and reservations, see E. W. DORRIS. C.

P. T. 202 Main Street 17 H. E. W.

THE SHOUT LINE TO SHREVEPORT THROUGH SLEEPERS For tlelnta a. W. DORRIS, ti P. T. A.

T. R'y and His SOUTHEAST City Tlcktt Offlu, 202 Hill Strut sieepers ana cnslr cars to Chicago dally. Colonist Rates West and Northwest Dally. February IS to April 7, very low rates to California. Oregon.

Washlnt-Jon and Intermediate points. Only Kb to Bat Francisco. $32.40 to Portland. Tourist car service. HOMEfcEEKERS- RATES Tuesdays and Saturdays, to Panhandle Country, limit thirty days for return.

Stopovers. NASHVILLE. and return February J6, H. One tare plus B. Qutoa-et line.

Union Depot connections at Memphis. 1.0T-18VILI.E. and return March 15. Id. 17.

M. One fare Dlus 12 Chloaso. Omaha. St Paul. Des Moines.

Kansas City. Denver. St. Louis St Joseph and many other treat cltle, a re best resched by the Rock Island Only trip anywhere write PHIL A. AUER.

I. 6. FORI WORTH, TEX. Splendid Service betweeh HOUSTON And California Colorado Kansas City St. Louis Chicago Ft.

Worth Dallas Let I's Figurn with You Jo R. Greenhlll. C. P. A 31ft Malrt Street.

Houston Ks YORK ST. DENIS HOTEL IR010MT MO 11IH ST. Nw Y-Tk I- 5T i onducted j'l 1 refine, rrieni. 1 oni' ar 3 oo ll-tna sirfc1- ji i and up ij" Ta' 1 1 hote break- fs.l S-- W1LL1AM TAYLOR 6 SON. Priprtmr HOT F.

I. MARTI NI 1 Fl "I 8t Thl p.t.l I-: 1' file at St. l.en in r-top at Majestic Hotel 2ioo Cong-res Avenue Kumpan p.m. Between LAC. It.

and S.utta Fe Dseuts I I- A MKKS IIOfSE ur-r aud cl, bths a- aru FUles reas- W. T. BOYLE. Prop. -it: -1 Hutchirs Ho jte Tr.

ytett Main I' H)ton. Texas. Or. WlUlama Pink Ptlta Oura Haart Palna, Dlxzy Spall antj Waaknaaa. Essrjr to trot, hard to got rfd of; that to what laoat aufforera ttuuk oi d7a-pepsas.

They ara aatonished whoa tbeir itosiiank baa-ina la troatut Uieui Mrumalr. Tbj had Mod sUiii(r horriaslly and trrwrtUarlr for a long tune, to awt. but ther aapposed their tomac'ae qoH oaed to that. Some people know that the strength which the weak ptoiuaeh needa, and or the lack of which the whole body it snf feriiig, can be fonud gnrely aud quickly ill Dr. Williama' Pink Pilla.

Iu han-drada of insuuioes theae pilla have roo-oeeded where other remediea failed. "My iudt-reutioa," naid Mr. J. H. Miller, of Duytou, "ctuite in the first place from the fact that a few years ago 1 worked a great deal at night, and ate a any odd hour whenerer the chauoa oauae, and alwaya Tary hurriedly.

Oue dayaI found myself a Tictim of terrible dyspepaia. It kept me miserable all th time for seTeral yaara. I alwaya had a gresvt deal of tUstrea after eating, and wbeu I got ap irora my sleep my stomach would be as weak that it would hardly take any food. I had Tory utioomfortable feeliage about my heart, and waa diaay aad, wheneTer I nooped orer and then straightened up, my eyea would be badly Marred. "I read the itatetaeuta of atiTeral per- anna wao naa got na oi eeatuate stom-ach trouble by aaing Dr.

Williama' Pink Pilla. I bought aome and they did me a world of good. They acted promptly and did just what waa claimed for them. I have ao more distress after meals: the bad feeling has gone from the region ot my heart; the alarming diaxy spells hare disappeared, and I am BUong sctun." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are anld by all druggists and by the Dr.

Williama Medicine 8obeneotady, N. T. church and completing: plsns with th-m the crectiun ot Ine handsnnie near church, mhieh has been contemplated for ome time. Bishop Forest held early mtir o'clock Wednesday morning and had the sprinkling of ahcs lu of Ash Wednesday. FEW ATTENDANTS On the Meeting Held at San Antonio by Smith.

(Houston Post Special.) SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March 1. The few who resjxmded to the announcement that an address would be delivered at the Bu -Fin ess Men club Thursday night on the work of the Southern Cotton association by K. D.

Smith of Columbia, S. C. heard a very able discussion of the subject, hut cotton growers were not present in sufficient numtters io attempt the perfection of the deaired aub-organlzation was d-trrer until a later meeting. 3ir. ennin spose aiong noes wmcn nave become conventional ou the cotton subject from the standpoint of an vdvocate of the principles enunciated by Harvie Jordan and others.

He urged that the farmers of the South hold their cotton lu warehouses and thereby dictate to Wall street the price which their cotton should briug rather than l1 dictated to. The speaker laid all the blame on cotton being as lew dow as it is upm ihe Texas crop. He read telegrams from the southeastern section that the trouble was In the West, with Texas dumping her great crop of cotton the market. CUT HIS THROAT. Dr.

P. J. Bowers, Formerly Druggist at Sanger, Ends Life. SA.MJKR. Texas.

February 38 Dr. P. J. for several years a druggist here. kilk-d himself yesterday afternoon about 4 or o'eliw by cutting his throat with a physician's knife or lance.

Dr. Bowers ved to hurt Worth about a year ago and only a f-w days ago returned with In fnmilv and was staying with his son-in-law. W. R. Sullivan, about four miles out in the coimtry.

He had been sick for al-out a month. leaves a wife and two daughters. ie biiig the wife of W. R. Sullivan.

The remains will be buried here at 10 o'clock lino row. Boy Convicted of Theft. tH oust on Post SPeciaL) SAX ANTONIO. Texas. March 1.

John-it- Harris, a 13-year-old boy who was implicated In the robbery of a box car at Mm Dona and the theft of a few hun dred holts of silk, was aeiitenrM to two ears In the r-nlf entlarv Thursd.iv mn-n- fng by Judge Kdward Dwyer of the Hi-v'tiin district court. Snowfall at El Paso. Houston Post Special.) I'Aflo. Texas. March 1.

Spring was inhered in with a light snowfall early this ming. followed bv a genuine Rio Sraiid- sandstorm that wrecked the east KI Paso Baptist hur h. under constmc- i ana oie er uie nouse or on- tra-'tor Rose, near by. Signs have been flying all day. Jury in Lyons Case.

(Houston Post SpsciaLt LAKE CHARLFS. March jury was secured in the Oscar Lyons case and the hearing of testimony waa begun todj v. Save the Children Partntal Lev and Duty Afftct th wkl Nothing touches the tender soot in a Parent's heart like a suffering Child. By building up the children Tht CW Lmr OH BtmMm "Fm EjmUnn." makes strong Men and Women. It it the duty ot erery Parent to gire erery Child a good start in life.

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I Braeaay only, addldonil tralr. arriv-a at i TI a RICE HOTEL In tl.p iiPart of Houston 710 ROrtMtZ I Thirrv room with I 1 Private Baitu t-tmf Ten Light fcample American Plan TURKISH BATH ROOMS JAS. LAWLOR, Prop'r. HOTEL BRISTOL v. Ilouston.

Texas. American Plan $2X0 ana (2 50 0ay riitnanti pun. Room fLOODay EIm.Ii In LlcbU. Stem Hear. 4Ui4 IteaTaTAa Slevaxers all lielai in ail reotna.

Nrwiy and Ki.i?!y a'arai'aJbnd. Everytliinr MM-m W. A M.t.IN M.n.ir I Best $2 per Day Hotel in Houston it wHi mtv4 mm tlm corner i --fitM and Fmooin xtri. oo bi-k of tb imran biittdizic ud w- rrm center. Wan $2.00 per Day Plan.

and $1.00 per Day Hotel Burnett I Rate by the Wk Capitol Hotel. Kampiaia plan. Ne u.ru., TtaaUctita. Klectrtc Cans, lioi ir. tmti.a-iBnae Mc.

far aam IlliU, Old rne CAPITOL CAFE Ltfucll 11; .30 to .2, Dinner 5: 30 to 8 25c ttac WBteckK our buaert ImC rUa twix a la j. fj i Our patxroa are prov.dfei and AaeriM iMrarn. and ra- akfi ttwt cai)dresi and d.nlng Pic! Avenue ajul Au Jir 'eta Me aad pr r--r frocn brth toeiaiff. fraea Main rrt tali for an traias. Kair th- t-- maw.

loeaMon an4 prices lar4. Nw tirnfie jni 2mont Hotel HOUSTON, TEXAS. A IBM. FROPRrETOR rericaaj UO0 per Day I tr flrbullt. enlaxxed and mcdaruly nana taillliout CentraUjr lo-1.

Uliaanita aan City Hall and Market otel and Cafe eaty-fH lm aad ba'Ji. European OLA MANAGEMENT X. J. FttLJ. Proprietor DtSAamont.

Texas "SAP" cf across the hay bet wee a Oalvestoa and Houvar rotnt. Tne aw boat i toe win law J. Kelly of New Orleans and It wll be placed In commission at ones and 'remain permanently In the servloe. This Is ue of the flret steps In the re-orgHnl gallon of the physical featurea of tne uenu uoaer ine new management. General Attorneys in Town.

(Houston Pom aKtaX Al'STIN. Texas, March general attorneys for a number of the pTinclpei rail mads of the State have arrived hero to appear In district court tomorrow In -the trial of the injunction suits again th- unarms Intangible assets bill. The State will be represented by Attorney General R. V. Davidson and Assistant At torney General A.

Lovenberg. Railway Notes. Thorn well Fay, vice president of the sunset route, returnetd to the city last night from new Orleans. L. McKIbbln, traveling passenger agent or tne eunset route, came in ter-day from San Antonio headquarters.

J. R. Dillon, assistant general freicht agent of the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe at Ualveston. spent yesterday In Houston C.

W. Audrews, commercial agent of the Burlington route at Dallas, was among the visitors In the city yester day. I. A. Cottlngnam, engineer of main tenance or way of tne 1 entnii-Kast ana West lines, returned to the city yesterday irom Jewett.

Claud C. Johnston. Southwestern pas senger agent of the Atlanta and West Point at Wit co, was among the visitors In tne city yesieroay. (ieorge Bruce, advertising manager of the Southern Pacific, has returned from New Orleans, where he has been for the past leeveral days enjoying Mardl Or as. R.

Christian. assistant general rrt-ight agent of the Sunt -Central lines, returned to the city yesterday from Corpus Chrisil. where be attendad the freight met ting. la-roy Trice, vice president and (jfeneral manager tttc international ana ii-reai Northern, spent several hours in the city yesterday morning, returning tu Talestlua jortiertiay artemood. D.

Finch, traveling oassenger axent of the Illinois Central, returned to lo al headouartcrs yesterdav from New r- leaus. where he was sumnienetl to assist the New Orleans office during in Mardl Gra rush. YV K. McAllister, general agent of the Ham man lines in l)t-nver. ('nl was among the visitors in the city venter-day, discussing the coming summer bus! nss to lliat section with the local pas Renga-r officials.

He says Hint he if oi the belief that travel to Colorado this "a--Hu a III exceed all previous records, JUDGE STENNIS ON GRAFT. Thinks Judge Bradley Is Wrong on Some Points. Houston Post WKATHKRFORD. Texa. -Mai 1 Th- nnilc of Judge Tom C.

itradley of I-Vbruary has creafd n'lite a bit -f talk among citig4-tns interested in ti next ion at issue. Count) Judge R. Stetnns l.ad this tu say relative to the nii. i tfr I have rrad with much lntereft tiie remarks of Judge Tom C. Bradley lu your of last Sunday against graft I l.i-v that graft exists in Texas in the Fed.

ral. State, county and municipal govt-ruments and in business clrcUs. It i vi-ry probable that there are some manhipal nil county governments from this evil, but It exists in every Sin: a tn! In every county tliat I have heard from on the graft subject. 1 believe we have Ic-js graft In Texas than they haive in many other States, and I believe th.it by projier vigilance on the part of our honest citizens this evil can be eradicated from our State, county and muni'-ipal government, and with proper from other States we drive out the Federal grafter 1 lieve the judge is earnestly fighting graft win f.ev er he re.jogutxes it as such, but. in inv op! nor.

he does not go far enough, his d.fmiti..n of graft is evidently not cuinpr: hens! -j I would dislike to say anything that might in an way embarrass Jadg- Bradley a graft fighter, hi.t I can not refrain from i bailer git ig his propositiuii that it is right fi-i a oi.nty judge to enter judgments of guilfy on a mere agreement i -taeen tiie -rCjiity attorney and the de tain ana then collect from the vouuty 1 for each criminal rase ilm- if. In speaking of this matter, after entt-m. rating -lrcumstan-es under wh Judge would be authorized to render a juoment -ft "not guilty." Judge Bradley hat he fa authorised to render Judgments -pf '-guilty" or "not guilty" in al othr liiFtancea where there is au agn-ement between the defendant and tiie St. u- that the court shall enter certain v-di--t of guilty and certain verdicts of not guilty, aud under those circumstances th- judge is entitled to his fees, if this piatti-. which he says prevails in hiH court, should be accepted as a throughout our Slate It would op.

up a rich field the grafter, our law allows the county ludrze a of S3 to be paid by the count for criminal case "tried and finally disposed of." A plea of guilty Is a trial, be-a in. It is a confession of guilt tn open i out by the defendant, or some one representing dim, but I can not agree with mv friend Bradley that an agreement betwwen the county attorney and the defendant that a judgment of "not guilty should be entered in a case constitutes a triai within the meaning of the law or common sense. I believe the records of the courts of xas will show more cases is iss. than "tried and finally disposed of Some county attorneys file two cases against a violator of the law when the, facts would Justify but one case; and frequently It happens, as the county attorney hoped for. that a defendant cornea in and pleads guilty to one case under an agre-en-r-ent with the county attorney to dUmisfl the other case, and frequently the frojK prion of cases ''dismissed" even arger.

No one gets any fees fur the thousands of cases dismissed; these case cost the counties nothing. But suppone this practice was changed just a little, and instead of an agreement to "dismiss'1 the other cases an agreement should be made tbat a Judgment of "not guilty should be entered In the "other the counties would be robbed of vast sums, and many count Judges would, under the guise of judicial proceedings, become notorious grafters. WATER PLANT SOLD. St. Louis Capitalists Closed Option at San Antonio.

(Houston Post Special.) KAN ANTONIO. Texas. March 1 -The option on the water works company of San Antonio, which has existed for about six months, was closed Thursday when tte majority of the stock of the company was transferred by the owners to Mr. Koebuach of St. Louis.

The deal Involves half million of dollars In round figures. hen the option was first given ttfiOOfw was paid down and Thursday the option was closed With the completion of the deal the regime of Colonel O. W. Brack -en ridge and his associates ends and a new board will probably go In very shortly. hough some of the heaviest holders of stock tn the company tinder the management of Mr.

Brackeaiidge have retained their stock Mr. Koebosch. the new owaer, ta a ft. Louis capitalist, formerly heavily Interested In the American Car and Foundry company He sold his Interests In that corporation recently and. In addition to inveirtlng In the San Antoalo water weeks yete-ro.

haa become identified with extensive autoawMIe Interests In New York. San New Church. (Houston Ftst Special.) SAN ANOELO. Texas, March Rer. John A.

Forest, bishop df thla tflo-eeee of the CMbeflc church, arrived la this dty frem San Aatoola Tharsday for the gpaesal pur-poee of ooneultlog with w-HT-Miflgi ml MtTt OmtkoUm District Attorney Moore Claims Control of AH Anti-Trust Suits. CASESWEREN0TDISM1SSED Under Agreement Whereby New Express Tarift Was Accepted Without a Court Contest. -t- Houston Post AISIIN. Texaji. JJarrh Attorney arrvn Moore, vbu rvpresent-M the State by direction of Attorney General i K.

Beli In the filing and proa-ecutiiiK suits tne American Eiprf.H company mud the Missouri, Kansas and xas til way company for al-lo-tfd iitnti the anti-trust act. and wtio bntUKht similar aralnst the expn-ju companies and fifty other railroaiJs uiM-ralum in Texas said this evening th.tt the authority which Attorney Geiit-ral Bdi dim to proceeti in the casf aifiiinst the American b.xped cv niau iitni tlie Missouri. Kansas and Texas itttllntad cumj-iany wasn't confined ilit t-itf. but included the other fifty aji ii -1 1, and hat he i ended to pros-ted In uit-ordance with that under- mariiting tie said that so far as he cvmid now this authority did not come to him In a written from Attorney tieueral lit but was a verbal order. The uatur- of Mr Moire's conference with Attorney neral V.

DhvMsoii y-steiday li not known. Mr. Jloore was at tht attorney griif ral office In the nurnrng and had an appoiii(ni nt to call tn he afternoon He kept the after tiiKii. app'intmenl. but excused himself from tiirtlitr diikiisstng the eubject fur the appointment was made.

Mr Moori- this evening that the commission had ajrre-ed to him ith a copy i.f the agreement eptrTe.1 into hy that body and the express parueai. wht-b was made the basis for of the Inlur.ction nuits which the expree companies bad filed In the Kelerti! court here th ccmnita-r-ntrsininc the enforcement vt ltv tariff. 1 lie f-rnw of thin agreemnt. Mr. Moore satd.

were that the express companies at-ept ihe proposed per cent tv-di-tit of MiMr rates If the State wouM a4re- to dlMiilsa all The suit then pend-lna against the express onitaaines in tti di.tn. i oun here. The.ie in-luded tlie. sm whti the attimiey m-nentl had filed bv direc tion of the railroad i-ommlssion en'-el the permits to do business tn Texas of four express i xmpaiiVs opfrattnt; 1 1 1 ir State and the an ti- trust suits Fiallroad li- Coiuuttt. when akei roraght in regard to thl reported agreement ltween the commission and the r-xpree companies, state-i ti nt did uot have tini t-ould not have a i.

r-fv'reiu-e to the anii-trust suits, tltat the or.lv- agreed that the suits wMi li wre penllng against the express ioipantes for forfelrure of their permits t'i do buinrss tn Texas should be dts-niuxfl The commissi-'tl. he snid. hud tiatev-r tn do nub tii- anli-tr-tst suits against the eprefis rompanU" Mr Moore tays that the other fifty antl-trust suits pending arainst he ept ens aJid r.i;lr-a'i 'ompariieii in the l-lftv-thirl dtstn-. t-ouri will be taken up tir n.l at Hi- April term of that ct.urt. HERBERT IS OUT.

Succeeded on Colorado Southern by A. D. Parker. L-iff'-reri' eg with the management regarding methods of operation, of wfiien there have been continued rumors during last six months, hiv finally resMlt in the resignation of M. Herbert, first vi-? president -f ti.e "olorado ajd Southern.

His duties at Ienver will now be asurrred bv A I I'arL-r. m-e president i n.aij. was -nIy mjil- a vK-e. presideru 'f the ir-ad. is tht I r.

ra)lnaii wh liteiy a.m- having grul-stak'! a J'tl-I nii'c T'le -nnutT on ga Mr Parker a I'T't all hi- mining ventures. Lave rt wi eti-jf-rnous profits S. ral of w-re ansorbed Y- 'ft- hxtr-rii'r i-. mr.L '(arle. ti.j is 1 to have nette.l si -nM of rarir flfin Astd-fr an n.ieret In til" pin Mr 1'arker is pari wn-r -t ti.e mm 1:1 tl.e 'h-ldnlil Hert-en flai in the Fort -ttn I-nv -r "it nad will a.suni 1 r.v li vice pr-mdent and Uf-fl' mn.iif--r ai F-r Worth 'r lora-i- it h-rn interests ar n- tw pta.Ti'.naT ad- be terrttorv th M'l.

'-v tjuildmg a 300-mlle from Orin Junrtl'm. i a i tioi with tiie Y-dow-atone n.er. in Montana. The nia! wiM if; a av (umpf with the Burling r.n ni- ti tnak us aim at BUUnga. on tii-c ainne riv of uu iiinet.r,ng party airtul it.

tf. ti-ld i- tiug a nonn-srd mnte to- tr-- I'olorado and Southern The pnpoisd line extends through a fTtlle axricultural and grazing country and mere is no mountainous distn- to obstruct the ay. It ts not et gn-rounced. hoa-eier. at what point the ro.nl will tou.

the yellowstone Ttie Northern Haiiflc virtuaPv 'mn lands the river. -lowing its s-nithem' beak to whre it oroeaes to the north. Aid from ax-Ti-ulturai oroducts. r-w pne will depend for freight traffic u. the rlrh r4iii lands in Northern Itai.ge i-attl- will be trjir-pwried from Txan be fattened Id tiie nt-r-hern grazing lands of Wyoming.

AT SAN ANTONIO. Yoakum Discussed Colonization and Irrigation. itioujion Pott irma. HAN ANTONIO. Texas.

Marrh 1 I '-cusK-ris regarding tNe Southwest w.n refrer. to col-ritxatlon and irr'-gatioo in a ijrfereri' btd with varlo'jn Texas ra.ir4sd nn axd land owner. A NECESSARY EVIL Experience of a Minister Who Tried to Think That of Coffee. "A ii'-iid an' Lar.e, i.lton of Xi drinker 1 used fe frei till I was J' yaxs writes a fWrgy man from w. At thai Urn I was a stu4Dt at a Biblical Irmltut.

and sud d-nly t- tTr aws'e of tJ ti.at nerves iiad be em VmTalis-d. brain iill and and that Lnsom r. la rnid upon as I a I- a.k tw llle ttAt 'ne f'un. the wtf I was dJlr lug nut at Isst was forued Ui that dumf't, and quit it I was vi m(-c itorred tn a hot nd fit the rresd of It tnu ttiat after abstaining from aiffee for time arid recovering my health. I wn bsvr-k to it 1 did tnts several time, hi iia)n mtth disastn'us results ha-i about mad up nty mind that coffee a 04rsVavrT evil Atf it u-8 lirw friend tld me tia I would fiad I'stjrn Fo.d Toffee fine and in mativ swsjr aied coff-? ff I txHignt and, makmg i' er it uH sr-etjirding to he dire-tiona.

ae were sseligtated to find that liAd uni, in the least. Fnin tl.at dS this we have liked It belt-than tn old kind of erfee or anylbln. -( ft the way of a tabte drisk ta uae gave me. In a very abort tlnv an int-rease ie strength, riearnese of oral' and etesiliness of ierves. and aisea.

rest ful and restoring, came beck to me. 1 im thankful tbat we bsan1 of poe nan. and shall be glad to testUfy any hitk in tne goon it nas oone me Name tven mt Ce battle CreekMifk TWs a fwaaoa. Raa4 Use VttSe beam. "1st asas aa stawvassV NEW MOTOR CAR Which Makes Electricity, to Supply Its Power.

(Houston Post Special.) CHICAGO. M-rch 1 Somewhere between Chicago and New York a strange locomotive drawing room car is traveling at varying rates of on mn experimental trip from the AllanUc to the Pacific coast. Railway officials here aire on the lookout lor the contrivance, which its Inventor. Itis i. Nilson.

believes will revolutionise travt'l and freight transportation. If ins Idfiis are ctirrect the railway train will become a thing of the past, ami in its stead there will be locomotive each acting independently. The new vehicle, which Is known as tht- Strung, wjs built by the Strang Klec-tri- Hallway v'ar -ompany. It has no troHev Htlf or third rati, upon which its usefulness refts. It has storagje lattent n.

but they iire s-ipplerneatal to ottur nia- hiti'-r The nr i t-oiipp'' 'lth a gasoline i-m-gitie. hu m.ikes electricity lu proptl lh' i-jrs. Th- car r-4: in tests on Pennsylvania lint- sped up to sixty rnils ait hour, and aa averagiil fifty miles hour over stretches of track. It is flftv-io rune in-hes In length over ail. and mounted on high speed trucks.

It in fitted up as a parlor with drawing room, smoking compartments and buffet. trip will U- taken by slow stag-'-s in to g1v tht ev i test a rid he experts making tver 'pponuritty to ctudy i consti -n-tlon and toae. It will rea- over the like Shore tra.ks an i itv-' on tr-e ld ago mid Alton Amor. ih.ase who are making the --tin- nip. or a iart i it.

art- String A. Hint, i. preside nt of I li ci-mpanv Smtt'i of Hi Ntw York Central and li aison River, ficJals of th- Shore and the lAik Shore hns J. A. mterg! ft and Im' li -n.

ROUTINE MATTERS At Corpus Christi Freight Meeting Trip Abandoned. Thoinu N'K-I. assistant general freigl.t agent rf Missouri. Kansas and turned to ih city eterday niorniti, fr'-m Corpus t'hiiti. where he attetideii th.

meeting of tiie T- x- Association General Freight Agents. iff s-aJd to a I'ost r-prese-ntaliv yesterday that only tne v. gular tKx. ket of r'itiii-' matters wae up di.4-usslon. none h- ouestiiris of t- the genrnl p- bli- He mv? that the sid- trip to Hrownsv ille whi.

Itad be-n planned tiad lufu abandoid. as but few of th- a eri- abl- to --pai the ne rv time. He says, how-ver. that he hopes to be a hit- to make trip to tht Hon of the State again th near mi ure as it is of tiie pr tiest c-tioii a hi he has t-ver seen He was mm with the delightful climate ami sav-s that asjWMUalion was ioy-alh Repn-setitativ. frr all of Hi iig ri litd" in he Stat were pres-f'i iii'ich routine busiiits was dis- 4 UH-(1 SOME CHANGES To Be Made in Sunset Route Oriole Trains.

th Sinset r-te have ah.i tl-i id.d upon several hanger if of Its trains betw-en Ho'is-xy. nl N-w Orleatis and in all prob-tttilitv the will go nto 'ttee'. if ad, aii-i the ISt'i -jf this m-'ntli or fo it i i. anrnun Trit- rains to nff- teI re N'o? and 4 now arrlv ng at i-M m. jn-1 At li rn i tro- pr ese it inif these ins i oi.i bera-eu Ho jston aul Ilea it aili te tliaiiged to ruii i-etwe-n H-.

iston and La fn ye tie. Ijc Train a ii Lilting. to l-e Houst- 'i at 15 a ml will arriv- in I-afav-tte aU'Ut i j- ii i Mking i'W staiifins rout N-' Iav Iafay tte aboit in iitl a ill arrive in Houston a. rn have ben d- ded itf-on a i.l .11 te put into ef I u.ie time nieutloiied dates. SUPERINTENDENT TAFT Ot Wells Fargo Express Co.

Explains Mexican Situation. A. Taft of the W. Fargu Kxpr-fts cinpany sid to a r-pTeentativ yesterday that th- disput in Tliur-lav IVst relative to expr-s "-mpany in the republn of M-x-i. gavt- an tlea of th sitna- hi exist after pt ar th- prwtit said he.

lie wvii- Fargo Kxpres company operHt--s Att inile of railroal in Mexf SJ.n 1 oLtnu ii expire with some of the --'fjiani- and the new company to te will succeed our COinpao but on I riati will lose our busins 0 miles, which Will Kave us -ration abut -SOW mll- farther, that the Well? Fargo to operate over tn" lines th- National and Central, tn- lj g- -t in tiie repubh- COL. YOAKUM IN TEXAS. Head of Frisco-Rock Island Interests Visits Fort Worth. KOKT UofiTH, Texaji. March a- i -um.

chajrman of tne hoard th Fri. Island Interevts, ar--1 1 tl in tt.e dty yesterday from the rui eel last Dight for San An- -it -ridnt wineheii of the Rk Island olonel Yoakum a part of ay Teaas. but returned North n.I fT'oionel iiakum was alone when he -a-hi he- H- speot a part of th aft-luoon In tt.e office of his brother. Judge jowk.n. general attorney of tne and late the evening took a htiI" in order that he might pay some i He declined to discuss rall- rrtatt-r for the press, saying he had ioi rung whate-er to say which would be it its-rent to me public.

Houstonians to New Orleans. iHonsto 5-rteat) NKW ORI.KAN8. March 1. The formal nsfer t-art of the Houston passenger rces th- ruthem Pacific began thi trning whn Msir Iron lee and Joe iiri arrived and reported far duly to asenger Agent F. E.

Battura of the lulslana Illues Genii Has a New Boat Houston Poa SprrimL AiV EIJTON. Teaaa, Majrok 'T'f rn li-iimii miwM mm DON'T FORGET THE A. M. TRAIX FOR GALVESTOM VIA G. H.

H. R.R. ALWAYS OX TIME Chair Cart Finest In South. All Madera Conveniences. From Grand Central Depot at a.

m. 1-rom Congress Street Depot at 9 It a. nu tter Trains Iave Houston :15 a. 7:10 a. 4.4.

p. m. v. Seawall Special Sundays Leaves 1:50 p. m.

$1.00 Round Trip. Illinois 5 Central Chlcagpr Cincinnati St. Louis, LoaisyillB Two dally faat trunk. ususter at New Or If ana. The Cuban iyer, -flnest aad rattiest train in the 8ouih Leaves New Orleana Thursdaya at 2 p.

W. running to hicairo in twenty-four hoiirs. Tar full Information anply to tlckft arrota. mr addreaa N. D.

FINCH. T. a7. Flouatos. Queen Crescent Route Bbortest.

quickest and best line ts Birmingiiam, Chattanootra. New York. Baltimore, Philadelphia. St. Louis, Cincinnati Through Sleepers.

Dining Cars. Double Dally Service. For informatloa writ C. F. WOODS.

T. P. Ban Antoalo. Louisville and Nashville R. R.

Throuth double dally service NEW ORLEANS TO Mobile, on Blrm. Ingham. Nashville. Loul.v"la. Cfndanatl.

Evansvllle. Chicago Atlanta. WaahlaaT-ton. Baltimore, Philadelphia. New Tork and other principal Points Norta East.

P. MORROW Traveling Agent. Houston. Texss. illo Iks Gibson Wbisktj Absolutely Pun jC JS-f-nt f.

-r Tl-t on ojr rd" Kiesling's Drug Store MAIN phonks iro win, niruuKii NoMatter what you Want- a small ad in Tiie Post will do the work. If you have something for sale, want to buy, trade or exchangeany thing, or if you have a vacant house or room to rent, a Post Want Ad will do the business. Advertise your wants in Sunday big Want section. Kerr Skt JlerUt CMc litf. 9m ntwari tat.

RsrsJ trkrhp I lelJ satat IMI Mil Itsai EXTRA Low Colonist Rates TO THE WESTaxoNORTHWEST CAUFORHIA, OREGOH, MOH-TAJlA, UTAH, WASHHTGTON, IDAHO, BKITISH COLUMBIA a.r BtAsxsr, a. w.weioht. r.T.A. iajimnt on 513 'fiMOT 513 Main St. 4s Main St.

Retarding 8- f- I 1 OIL FIELD PUMPS r---- Ir. Stock at Union Iron Works 111 phone 1W ANNOUNCEMENTS. For County Judge. I a I'ns ount. TXAa.

o' -hr dTK-ranc A AMEKMAN. For Representative. i 'A-' valf a N'- 1. ''j -r. 't 'h.

demo-raJT. pnrritria. a1 tf jll iwHicu -PP 11 lit. JR. jH HKHE is more profit Ki 4 made on business by I I teie; than from inv Xh-Klrre.

What are yon Bkaawaaav uoirttoiDrreaae yoar sale by v.epivine? 14,000 aoharr-lera added to oor tyrtem during lf. be i je tbonsaods of mile toll eirro.u. Jlot Tour ahiare. THE JOUTHfVCSTEK.S TtLZ. CRATH a TELEPHONE CO.

San WELLS FARGO CO. EXPRESS A General Exprsaa Forwarder to AQ Parts of th World. I Save money aad tnconvenieooe by per. chasing Walla Farao a Co. a DOMSatTia I AiONty ORDERS.

I "1 ,1 Travelers' Mopey Orden Foreljfn Honey Order Payable taroncbout Use United Stataa, Canada, alealoo aad all ratal a Oaaa' trlea tsmlttsnces Sent by Ttleraplt. Mala Office: Ml MIT. Wit rraaklla At. K. A.

MUNCXT. AaeaL oc assured. The Duty of Parents extends not only to their Children, but to th World at Large. The community want erery Child to be Healthy. Weak and puny children ar a source of pain and anxiety to their parent.

Th Ozomulsion Cure Ha mastered the many UI that one tapped Baby and Youthful Life; nd thus Consumptioa and th Aaasmic conditions which lead to it hare lost tbeir terrors. Orofnulsion is sn specially prepared, scientific combination of Norwegian Cod Li -rer Oil, Orecrm, Gtta-iacol and th Hrpophosphites. Beneficial results art obtained after the firat dot. TVr an alass lit, aad Wet. Blt th Forasals is atiattd is 1 aa aach.

OZOMULSIOH LABOSATQaiia riaa M. Mew Tat. x. IMALLORY LINE. OALVCtTON TO NEW YORK Salinas at 11 'i Wedneadar ateaastn eall at Ear West, connectln with P.

an a a Lies lev TAMPA, Ml AM A AND HAVANA Noecea Saturday. Fs. Desrsr Wedaeedar. FeL Saturday. Marek Be COBCbe WednesnaV.

Marek I Ccstki 40. Thh-sJ Class t20. Tickets aad laforaaatioa af ANT RAILROAD TlCtLK-B AORMT -at RArHikliL.rsss I. B. PFNISrvN, Anst OereweZ TICKiTi IO A0 FR0X "Davy Crockett" Antonio BEST MIGHT TRACT tamtolni kpri i-45 sW an Iciwt 7J8 'ly Ticket Office.

212 Main Street. Old Phone 200 F. ML TVTTLE. Cy Paaaaaaaar aad Tscaut Askaett.