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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-08
Real Estate for Sale.

| FOR SALE-2i0 acres of land near Hous-
| ton, SlU per acre; easy terms.
| 100 acres, seventy m les west from
| houston. partly improved and near rail-
| road station, SO per acre.
1000 acrrs, eighteen miles south from
Houston, fronting on bay, 81 per acre.
easy terms.
l2,03O acres Of short leaf yellow pine
timber land. estimated to cut 5000 feet
OF lumber per acre on "a H-inch basis,
six miles from railroad, 81 per acre.
2500 acres of fine fruit. vegetable and
general farming land eight m les from
Houston, fronting on Buffalo bayou. at
10, 20 and 10 acre tracts. three and A
half, four and Ave miles from the court
house. at $50 10 $40 per acre; easy terms.
A splendid little Brazos plantation at
Nine lots and splendid six room house
on Harrisburg road at q big bargain.
Both improved and unimproved prop
orty in all parts of the city at prices In
keeping with the timer.
II r. II. GAUT. Blnz budding.
FOR SALE At sACRlTIcN 1870
enc rafiroad' near Sour Lake static n;
19S acres .erdy AX ,c r'N EN T5M Blas saj d
Sired nc Also ' FiSG 3'f FAnM NNb Se ANc
Henderson county, goo acres. %g S,,t
waited, balance Timber; line grass aud
mast; two large creeks, Ave tenant
houses barn, s.abics' 1iciiA'sH Eooo VOLS u.
$1,000 cash or good unencumbered prop
crty, laanre any time desired, or VIII
be leased IN low rent. James Is. Con
Son. Austin Texas. II
FOR SALE-Ten-acre tract under Guilt
walton out on Main street road; cheap
Il sold at once. Wilson Hannah, 2J5
Kiam building. tt
FOR sALE-That handsome residence 24li
Caroline street; will be sold at a bar
gain If taken AT once Call at premises
and exam ne or apply to N. NJ. Norfeet.
Hutchns House. II
FOR sALE-Brazos river plantation. con
Houston, The s. A. Il A. +. railroad
runs through the plantation; railroad
switch: 500 acres ia cultivation. balance |
timber; all rich, alluvial; VIII produce % |
bushels of corn or two bales OF cotton |
per acre, tenant houses. dwelling
house, etc,
~, 1900 IN cultivation. Also lGo ana 80
acres, all rich. alluyial. The hard times
VIII bring these lands into NOTICE.
Also 1928 acres, situated 80 miles from
Houston. The H.. Il. & w. r. r. X.
runs through the land; land all virgin
umleTed.
Twenty and 20 acre tracts near tho city;
two handsome residences close In. all
of which will be sold at prices IN Keeping
With the se scarcity, OF money Ware G1rre,
Texas. ll-2e
HAVE FOR SALE three lots on Texas
avenue, price $1,000 two lots and two
houses on Walker avenue, 5000. two
lots on Rusk avenue. including corner,
1880 two nice cottages on Caroline
street. $500: one nice -four room cottage
on Fannn street. 500; easy terms on
all OF the above. have property In
several cities in North Texas to traue
iends / make specially of exchanging
property and merchandise Send me n I
list OF what you have and what You
want | have l.. COZ acres OF clear land |
to trade fer Houston or Galveston pron-
erty; viii assume some incumbrance. III |
you wish TO buy. sell, rent or exchange
property write me. ". NJ. Norfeet,
Iutcnins House. II
EoI Sal E-Ennr room en,Ias.---..,na,
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OLD PEOPLE.

oi1 people who REQUIRE medicine to regu-
tue the bowels and kidneys will fnd the
bI remedy in Electric Bitters. This
reuicihe does not stimulate ard contains
\ tonic and alternative. Ii acts mii6iS
me stomach and bowels. adding
I,shsth and giving tone to the organs
se,soy aiding nature in the performa nee
Hce,lehi appetizer and aids digestion, Old
'uab'e nnd y Just exactly what they
C iirice 90 cents and 81 per bottle al
4 f. hiesling's Drug Store.
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Trace or Exchange.
Bids and PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CoNTRAcToRs-sea a /,
viii be received by the commissioners
noon on Monday, OctobeT 10. 1Ss Sn,
tie building OF bridge over Green =
bayou on the Houston ana Crosby road
in accordance with the specifcations now
Harris county. a cool and sufticlen,
bond in the sum Of 5000 will be required
fer the faithful performance of the work
and each bid must be ACCOMPANIED hv "A
certified cheek for $3.50 on some bank in
Houston. The county reserves the right
10 reject any and all bids. by order Of
the commissioners court.
JOHN g. TOD. County Judge.
Houston. IeNhs, september H. l0-f2
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Personal.

THE DOG SPORTER is the only paper
published In the Southwest in the inter
est OF dogs. send FOR sample copy The
DOG Sporter. Decatur, Texas. 3
DIR. WYNN is the first to introduce the
new serum therapy in the treatment of
consumption; 5li 5lnz Block. 10
DIR. WYNN will remove ali pimples
splotchcs blackheads. etc, from your
face make Il rough muddy complexion
smooth and clean, OH Binz Block 10
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lady stenograph-
err and Remington operator, who can act
as substitute. Address 1000. this office,
IA
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WANT COLUMN

tHE POST is THE GREAT WANT
mr.. ,, MEDIUM OF TEXAS.
ne fost is the friend of the poor and
Icy ana publishes advertisements for
II aea IONS wanted Of twenty-five words or
ie az three times free.
,on ny charge for other Wants" is almost
-, Vi nina ana II you want anything an Ad.
~ the Cheap Column of TIE Post is sure
70 70 get 1t for you. Especially il such the
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING.
Real ESTATE FOR SAIE
sPECIAL NOTICES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PERSONALS.
STOLEN. STRAYED.
LOST, FOUND.
SlTuATIONS WANTED,
WANTED TO TRADE.
BIDS AND PKOpOSALA
PROFESSIONAL.
BARGAINS
PARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED BIDS
WANTED TO BUY
IMPORTATION WANTED,
HELP WANTED
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FOR SALE -Four room cottage and
choice corner lot IN Third ward; $500 TO
$500 cash and balance on easy terms q.
j. Palmer. this oRics. e
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NINE. c. a. BUJAC. pianiste. studio sn
Mason block. especial at,entioa pan
residence IL desired; INSTRUCTION 10 De-
E.nners, also advanced studenos
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WANTEDr-Brige, boy 16 or is. to assist
In keeping books and as. salesman; MUS:
work cheap. state salary expected. Ad-
dress + as this office, 10
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VITAE-ORE-Wo Worlds Magnetic Healer;
cures dyspepsia; rhnuma,il,.m, oaltatrh'
ore Compiexior Cream and Soap. 7Os
Main ST, adjoining womdn's exchanse.
-ha'' '''' 49, 10
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AGENTS and salcsmen for Klcenatene:
big money. no catch penny scheme. hun
write quick. Sol Coleman & Co.. Mem
phis, Tenn 3
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NOTICE


Harrisburg. October 6. 1896.
II having come TO my knowledge that
the statement Is being made that |, T..
NJ. CoPnlan. was not the duly elected
nominee OF the democratic party for the
position of constable of pncinct No. >,
of Harris county at the primaries held
June 4. 1896. | take this means; TO contra
diet said false statements and attach
herewith copy of certificate Of the chair
man of the democratic executive COM
mttee together with the total vote cast
at said primaries:
(Copy0
hereby certify that Mr.. T.. NJ. Cogh-
Ian is the regularly elected nominee of
the democratic party for constable, pre-
cinct No. . Harris county. Total vote
cast: For T.. NJ. Coghlan. 40; for j. c.
r. NJ. COGHLAN.
Butcher. Is
tSgnodl Spencer Hutchns,
Chairman Democratic Executive Com
mittce Harris County.
ATTEST: 7. j IaEer SecretarY.
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TO BE CONTENT AND HAPPY
~ Garland Stoves and Ranges.
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NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS-Bid want.
cd 10 repair frame house on the CORNER
Travis and Walker. Apply to q. ~ ~.
Rudesill q Son. srchitect&
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ond hand sold. rented. repaired, neo-
style duplicat9r and supplies typewriter TrxeT
bbons. paper. carbon on; &c tuNas
lei 'Ip,.n '''' 1911
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Advertisers should remember that let
tiers directed to initials only are rot dellv-
ere through the postofice. Ii initials are
used they should be directed 10 the care
OF romo person, Hrm OF uostoffice box. Al.
Vertisements can be- left at our office OF
sent through the mail to
THE HOUSTON POST Houston. Texas
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\lANA-A hcme treatment for uterine
,rouL,es. Investigate, nj 400 Binz build
u.g; lady attendants from to y. m;
nd?icc and health book free -
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Professional.

Professional.
g. o. COTTON & BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and .Adjusters. " Main street,
corner Franklin. "
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THE partnership OF j. Jacobs CO..
Live Stock Commission Merchants, Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. J.
Jacobs retiring from the business, which
will he continued by +. X. Hall. WHO
assumes all liabilities. and COLLECTS all
bills due the firm. ]. Jacobs.
d n n HAlllf,tt
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NooK,s DANCING AcADEMY-Now
open for reception Of pupils; Thprsday
and saturday. a i:SO y; M ,or chillreli,
S,i5 N m for gentlemen.
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wanted for china ainnel
sets, glessware lamps or siiTer-piatea
ware at Houston emma ana SiIssware
Co. sos Main street. james r. Nu"ose,
Manager -
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WANTED--20 negroes or MeNicans. to cut
i-foot wood aud pile brush, 500 per cord
or, tools furnished, 15r; settlement week
ly. Wilson'S wood aud coal yard. s
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LADIES. do you wish a Stylish dress?
Then wait until Friday for, Madame
Joseph's return. She has purchased the
finest novelties ever brought 10 Ilous,
ton 10
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wAN'TED--A young coiored boy about 10
years old to polish stoves and help
around store. Apply G. l.. & Theo. Der.
Ing, 6i0 Main street 3
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brought to my store
are guaranteed 10 BE- put up from purest
reasonable prices. /. Lewyn. Bnz cor
~
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TEACHER WANTED--A young man.
hold ng first grade cert,f cate, Is wanted
10 teach small school near MAYNARD
Texas. w. II. Hill. Maynard Texas 10
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LISI OF ANSWE 70 adVeftl iements In
office of The Post for week ending Sat-
urday. October g. 1856
Agent; DR. Beeson %; 9S52 (3l, i0,002 60;
Cook 80. Clerk go; gO3: Mrs. G. ~. %:
Druggist lJ,lOi %. 20. Dairy No !; +.
w, o.: $3.50: Equities. iol5; Hiy (2l 49,;
1901: II. L. Hustler; 10 900. g6Sj OV 800;
j. h. W; w. Johnson; 1852; Marine Mir
ror; 10.03s. NJ c.; 10 go 90; orphan lol;
owner; 994l @; 99i4 (2); 1919 (2) 1894 g;
gs7s 90; s9S 20, 1929 80; w. II. {. 90:
\. Y. 4. tj) 9Sia; 1915 C); 10000; L. Lam
bert
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$40 TO $3.50 salary and expenses to sales
men FOR cigars; experience unnecessary;
extra inducements offered dealers. W.
J.. Kline Co, st. Louis.
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WANTED-Au dll-arnund printer TO do
job work and make lu torms. that viii
stay sober s days Ia the week aud work
Press, Brennan, fcN 49,.
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DIR. HEISlG has removed his office to
the Bnz building, second floor, and Will
devote his entirc time TO the practice
of medicine. Telephone 537. 1l-2
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Situation Wanted.

w ANTED-By mlddle-ared colored vo-
man. situation as cook or do huu.. work,
IN private family, nrSt-class cook. wanf
steady pace good recommendations
Can at 1903 Caroline street. 10
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NOTICE-It is house cleaning time; let
me clean you? carpets, rugs, mattresses
look clean and nice Corner Smith and
Mckinney, phone Cos. Henry Tonndorf
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FOR st.0O h I'VE vol watch cleaned or MAIN
spring replaced un Ter guarantee 1T 409
uraYis sirNct by 4. =. Wrede. ~
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WANTED--Lady with s275 to join gentle
man IN nice. pleasant travelling bust
r,ss Is,yng large returns for money in
vested TraVoler. this otriee. S
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DIR. NANCY will cure piles without cut
ting or pain; 5li Binz Block. DIR. Maxey
treats all Diseases of the rcctum when
others fail. call ON him; ali Binz Block.
DIR. VIM treats all diseases of the nose,
throat. chest and skin, 5ii Bins Block.
Consumption cured 10y the new serum
treatment, used by Or. VIM. 5A Binz
Block. 10
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,,ao1 To LOAN at II per rent: also can
accommodate sixty TO ninety dsys' loans
on the proper security. A. Paul q Co..
ZIG Main street.
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THREE white women to cook on section,
three whites and four Colorcd to cook
IN city. one man. Cali at Bureau OF In
formation. 6li Travis street. 10
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WANTED Man with 500 10 invest IN
illlson show famous flying LADY,. Ad-
dr. s. T.. " this offi,sp.
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Financial.

soME specially cheap building and loan
money TO- choice loans. Stewart john
.nn nal6l. Min sfrNst.
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LUNCH COUNTER MAN for railroad
hotel IN Schulcnhure. Texas, at once.
must he sober, honest aud come well
recommended. Address II CORES, prop.
10
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Wanted TO Buy.

WANTED--At n barsain ABOUT ~ acies
81 Brazos bottom land, give full utscrlp-
lion and prce. Address NJ N, ca re
this office. i.
$500 ON HAND-Hl ghost price paid for
secondhand furniture aut stoves II
Won have ANYTHING to sCll. call on Beliscf
Bros, 5i2 Travis street Houston, Texas
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lTuATlON wanted by man and wife.
woman hrst-class cook; man good gard
ener and good hand with horses and
fee. 10
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TOI2 SALE-An assortment OF second-
hand betting, pulleys. shatting, hang
ers mining etc. can al the business
Office Of he Post. ---.u
ONION SETS, schallots, Easter Lily and
Freezia Bulbs. A. Whitaker. 603 Trayis.
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WANTED-lf YOU are Catholic, unen-
ployeJ. end will work for SIS per week,
write MacConnell Bros. II Franklin
street. Boston. Mass
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WANTED-By frst-c,ass baker o.. bread
cakes, pastry and ornameutuE. situation
IA bakery or hotel, city or country Al
dress John Schroeder, this ofuep II
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Special Notice.


SPECIAL. NOTiCE-A DISSOLUTION-L
desire to call the attention OF my friends
and patrons to the fact that the partner
ship formerly existing under the name
of Herb a. Lewis has been dissolved. Or
ders for music 70 be furnished 10y Lewis
MAitary Band or Orchestra should be
loft at Janke's music store. Abbott Cock
reNs pharmacy, Goggan's music store
or Sweeney & Coombs' opera house.
IL CHAS. LEWIS.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate Of John Adler. deceased. No. l75f:
This certiiics that on September 10, 1896,
in the county court of Harris county
letters were issued to the undersigned
as Termanent a1ininistra tor In ana tor
III. cstAte of JChn Adler, deceased and,
as required by law | hereby give no..
Zee To all persons having claims against
the said estate 20 present the same with
In twelve months from date 10 Charles
Grumhach. whose postofhce address tss
Houston. Texas. Chas. Grumbach.
Administrator
lio1ston SentAmber H. 1896
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FOR sALE--A 10. of slightly damaged
telegraph wire. suitable for pasture
fences at 81 per 100 pounds. in quant.-
ties to suit. L. L, Miller. II
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NIOLINlST and other musicians wanted
at once. also lady ard nt"mau for
small parts, address with fun plrticu-
lars, salary sure. Ruby La faycue,
Marlin, Texas. S
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DRS. MAXEY 4 WYNN request their pa
TENTS to remesnber that their office
hours viii be very strictly observed, aud
IT you are five minutes late you VIII
have TO make IA new appointment, as
they are very busy. You had better
make Appointments in advance; . to 1
a. m. TO 9 q. m. 81 VIM Block. u
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For Rent.

FOR RENT-A roomy cottage with large
yard and modern conNenieuCes; good 10.
cation. Apply at 900 Walker avenue. IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-28
The Stock Market Opened
Strong This Morning.
General Sentiment on Street
is More BulliSh.
10000 Tons of Steel Rails Will Be
Laid on the Southern Road.


special 70 The Sewa
NEW YORK, April 2s.-Vice-President
Baldwin of the Southern railroad says
20, 600 tons of steel rails will he laid on
the system this spring.
There Is no doubt that the general
sentiment Is more bullish than in some
time past. The next two or three days,
however, will clearly define the course of
prices.
The strength OF exchange is such as to
encourage the belief that artificial exports
will take place. They are not likely to
have any depressing effect on prices,
epecially il other conditions continue
favorable.
The Chicago, burlington & Quincy
statement for March will he out today.
II is believed that Z. B. Il Q. could be
advanced above SO with comparatively
little effort.
J. S. Eache & Co. say: "We have the
best of reasons for saying that the Omaha
directors do not propose to ray any di-
vidend on the common stock.
1t is highly improbable that the Leather
directors viii declare a dividend this
month. Tie compsDy's business, how
ever, shows a decided improvement.
London at ! 80 O'Clock p. NJ. Consols
steady and unchanged at III 5-s. Ameri-
cans steady. 1T. Paul Is the only stock
showing strength, being equal 10 1914.
The rest are unchanged.
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the coming towers, the hinged matches
for ventilation and the general outfit OF
deck are mucn like these features on the
Cushing. AS these boats will be tried
against those designe1 from government
plans and built elsewhere, there Will be
great interest in the result OF the meet
ings.
The latest British torpedo boats built
on the Clyde show great mblance 10
those building in Bristol, with their
three stacks and twin screws AS in
yachts, the minds OF naval constructors
the world over are coming together, the
similarity in battle ships, cruisers and
topredo boats being marked.
Only one boat Is being built at time,
and the first is now in the south shop.
She is about plated. and the work on the
boilers and engines Ia progressing. The
frames for the second boat are all bent,
trued and connected. The Cushing Is
galvanized, but the new boats are not gal
vanized, neither Ia there any aluminium
used III the construction OF the hull.
The engines will be ready in about one
month. The boilers are being built and
will be put in before the boat is launch
ed. The tubes are about all bent
These are the first torpedo boats into
which the firm has put quadruple expan-
sion engines. Such engines, however,
have been placed in the boats OF this type
which have been built on the Clyde dur
ing the past year. This style of engine
il now used py Thornycroft, Yarrow and
the other prominent torpedo boat build
ers.
1t Is probable that a larger shop may
soon be built by the HERES hoffs, as quite
go, 900 worth of new machinery has Deen
put into the works.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-28

follow with protection. is felt in every
town and hamlet. We must work until
the smoke from the tunnels Of our mer-
chant steamers drifts down with the
winds that blow on every sea. We must
never rest until our finances are placed
upon the same solid and immovable
basis as arc those of the other great
commercial nations OF the civilized
world, and business men are left free to
carry on their enterprises without fear
of interference from the government at
Washington"
Letters OF regret were also read from
Joseph O'Connor. Assemblyman
O'Grady, Frederick ID. Grant. Governor
Morton. joan sherman. General Nc
Alpin. NJ. s. Quay. Colonel Horton, Mayor
Jewett OF Buffalo. +. L. Saxton. Edmund
L. Pitts, Thomas y. Reed. Justice Ham
ilton. Ward. william Allison, Robert G..
Ingersoll and others.
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NEWPORT NEWS.
Tenure of Office--A Suit for Perjury
Down for Trial,

NEWPORT, April %. S.---Sometbing new is
sprung in politics daily in this little city
by-tbe-sea, and the latest scheme Is in
deed funny enc. Since the General
Assembly passed an act making the term
of Office Of the fire department chief four
years. VI has been decided to treat the
chief OF police In similar manner. Some
years ago 1t was advocated that the office
be made for life, but 1t somehow fell
through. At present such rule holds
good without being law.
At O'CLOCK yesterday morning the
city came to a stand still. Street lights
went out, newspaper presses stopped and
street cars were brought to a standstill.
Such a condition OF affairs continued un-
I'll nearly 10 o'clock. The cause OF this
was that the Newport Illuminating Com
pany's plant gave out,a pin dropping out
OF tre machinery, and nothing could be
done until IL was found.
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Sleep

BY its power TO respond to all these
needs Hoods Sarsaparilla has proved
itself the greatest friend of women.
Thousands write that they have been
given health and strength by its use.
IL is the great blood purifier, and con-
sequently the true nerve tonic.
81 feel that i should be wanting In
common gratitude should l fail to tell the
benefit my wife has derived from Hoods
6arsaparilla. She became seriously i'll
from running ulcers, caused by poorness OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-28

Springfield. Mass, April 2S. - c. L.
Smith and Mrs. Albert Fetch. both OF
Peterboro. N. H., were arrested at East
Longmeadow yesterday. on the COM
plant OF a New Hampshire officer. 1t is
charged that the couple eloped from
Peterboro short time ago. Both signi-
fed their willingness to return without
reuuisitiop 70 rerg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-28

There IL more Cstarrh IN this section of
the country then all other diseases put TO-
Rether, and until the last few years wss cup.
posed 70 be incurshlo. For a great many
years doctors pronounced AZ q local dissas
and prescribed local remediea and ~ cou-
prououncod it incurutts. Scieucs has rFolen
cntarrh no be constitutional disease, ana
lbereforc requires constitutional treatment
HALL Sstrrfh Cure. manufactured by r. j.
Cheney a Co. Toledo. Ohio, IL the oniv cen.
stitutional cure on the market. 10 is taksn
internally In doses from 10 drops 20 s.tea.
spoonful, 10 acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces ~ the system They offer
one hundred dollsrs for any case ~ fails 10
cure. send for circulars and tes;imonials
address.
y. J, CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo, q
kH-sold w drusgists. zoe.