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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-26

Forsyth, Ca. Sept. 25.-s d. Martin.
prominent farmer and politician Of Mon
roe county. committed suicide to-day
He was drinking heavily and took NOR
phine.
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FUSION TALK IN MISSOURI.
The Chances Against a Democratic
POpuIIst Combine.

st. Louis, Sept. 25.-rhere will be a
meeting of the peoples party state com
mittee here tomorrow to consider the
question Of fusion with the democrats.
Paul vandervoort Of Omaha. chairman Of
the middie-of-the-road faction, VIII make
a vigorous protest against fusion. Sew.
eral of the democratic nominees for con-
gresham refuse to step aside In favor OF
a populist candidate and the chances for
fusion on either congressman or presiden-
tial electors looks very slight
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awful tragedy. Twenty-four hours will
see tho end of IT.
The wife Of one Of the jurors is criti-
cally ILL., but he has not been informed
of 1t for obvious reasons.
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GOLD STILL PILING UP.
The Treasury Reserve Now Stands
at SII9,040,1 1902.

Washington, Sept. 25-The net gold re-
stood at $119, $40, 1O2 The days Withdrawals
of gold at New York was $32. 500. There
were exchanged for gold deposited 1,600,-
900 in currency.
New York Sept. 25.-Lazard Freres will
receive $1,5O0.O0O i'm gold by the steamship
Augusta Victoria and $4,000 by the La
Bourgogne. making the aggregate i'm
ports by this firm S16.S50,00O
The Hamburg American steamer Nor
MAMMA, which arrived this morning from
Hampton via Southampton and Cher
bourg, brought $3.227,575 in gold coin.
The sum of $1,000, 900 has been deposited
in the sub-treasury to-day. This is part
of the gold which arrived on the Norman
mia. About $1,106,000 was exchanged for
greenbacks. Currency transfers amount
ed to $l35.000, of which $1l5,000 went to New
Orleans.
Hazard Freres announce they will de-
post 100000 of gold in the sub-treasury
from their importations by the Augusta
Victoria and La Bourgogne.
San Francisco, Sept. 25.-The steamer
Mariposa, which arrived yesterday
brought eighty-five boxes of English SOW
eregns, valued at $2,125 900. OF these
forty-five boxes went to the Anglo-Califor-
MIA Bank, and forty boxes to the London
and Paris Bank of San Francisco. All of
this gold will be turned over to the mint
and recoined into American $50 gold pieces
Great quantities of wheat have been ship
ped from here to Australia and in conse-
quence the balance of trade has been
greatly against that country. Hence the
shipments of gold to San Francisco.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-26

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t fails
TO cure. 25c.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-26

London, Sept 25.--At Manchester to-day
the Autumn Breeders Foal plate of 1000
sovereigns for 2-year-olds. five furiongs,
was won by Sir r. Ahiecks bay colt
Wreath-Or. Capt. Flies chestnut hlly
Floraline was second and j. Bibby's chest
nut nlly Cum Sha third.
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Dedham, Mass, Sept. 25-Mr. Bryan
reached this city about midnight. He ar
rived at Memorial hall, which contained
about 1,80O people, ahd at 1855 George
Fred Williams introduced Mr. Bryan, who
spoke very briefly and was then driven to
Mr. Williams residence to spend the
night 1wElSs1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

A well known sporting naA
modest to allow his nan's v :
here. relates the following eap
was out yachting on. the ''
and got very much exnAS'
to manage the zach. myself y
east gale. ! did not have ~ W
to eat property. consequently ~ y,
was very tired, so that Wn'u -, !,
ate too much, and thar ' =
dltion which was followed !" =.
ralgia in my head. NJ! Vel
Rlpsns Tabulcs previously ''''
possibly the trouble might 0' J.
treating the stomach. De'' i,
the third Tabule my h ID
and ] was feeling pretty VT. :, d.
ralsio very bad, and Gov. :, 4
rabules were working upon =,
organs. and as they w0f'''
proved in sympathy" "a
Hipans rabules are sea S,n ed,
by mail II the price c'herais,ls
sent to the iiipans Ssw i,Hf 4
S NS' ~ 10 SCENTS cents. For sale ., ~
Ing. d.usgisl. 5Y- ""' -
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For Rent.

FOR RENT Furnished or uniurnishcd.
seven elegant rooms over az Travis
street. opposite Capitol hotel; has been
used as n rooming house; good trade
established. j. r Boylc. 5l2 Travis
street. or GRAND CentrnL holol. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

'',,isI " Eli. * SPRONG. FIRE INsIiR-
nN''' successors T. Harvey J. u Wil-
s3n hoom zoe klnm Bullng. 'phole
e., HiinNs companies. Loss promntlv
iaid Ring US up. =. "a
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Real Estate for Sale.

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE. Third ward.
close N Wor,@ sAs',. ON aeSouh' "a
}. a Friedman 4 Co, 90. Man. u, ]
FoR sALN.-ig.sni acres u lara taTee and
Vne-qdaster mics from court house.
nV!ta OF Houston on Houston Last ana
" cst Texas iA!wny, all " part vi same
cheap. aGeress ,il care fost. >
FOR sALh.--IA.re is ncthius better IN
houston ihaa those 80 OF Wa.
blocks near ta!rNgtw Addition, Tor SUD
usuan fesicencvs. twenty minutes drive
from the pustoince, prices iow ana
Terms easy; special terms 10 those con
tUmplatiug immediate. Improvement. AZ
Dress Z. -. $50, D.. tiCuston. Texas. 3
FOR S.ALE--rhlrty acres In smaii par
ct.s. c!Os- to cts liu!ts. SuAtu SIDE. luW
Prise ana easy terms, Tor colofel people
Only. .A.ulcss ,ils, care lost. q
Hot SION Moving auI storage Company
LAS some bargains IA N4gt- aMu Iotr-
l.uul cottages tais week. Once "a
FOR Improved cottage home; also
improved corner lvt, boih al bAf gam
Alrd wara. A4gFcss owner. eare 1ost Il
~.l.AL ESTATE ros sAi.E-e-li acres
E. l.teerly county, acar railroad. three
Ipur,A. pranic. Tor s-.-5 per acre.
it4J acr,s on san Jaciuto bay Tor ~
i,r acre On terms,
loga acre, on south side OF Buffalo
aayou Aud ;ronIus same, sixteen in.4e.
nom houston. At az per acre, "a snap
~ acres Ten inl.cs south from hous-
ton. Oh International ana Great Nortn-
crn railroad. at 49, Wv acre.
w acres ulne mites south from Hous-
ton al ~ ~ per acre.
49, % ANA l2I acre trAc.s nine ana ten
miles from city Al 81 20 ~ per acre. 40
psr cont casa ami nalaace long t,ne.
u, -. ST.. - ana 10 fe tracts u NE
frlu and vegetable Aald. four to n>r
mllcs from court noasc. at 80 t. So
Itr aci..
ol-y rroptriy-Tour room cottage at
'y - casa. balance long time with
I.r laut interest
lure ,eauti.Q! lets IN THIRD ward FOR
fsn "a -uap."
one De-. AM. four room cottage in ThrG
war. fsr 49,. Sall ASH ana balance cne,
Two and three years
Du~ and ielf-alth tots and ten room
house rear 10. Oh capitol avenue, toy
,igpr.
Two lots and two houses near in. on
Preston avenue. Tor $3.50. on easy terms.
Lots IN fltia wari on monthly ln-
sfHl.lueffs.
have large trading list,
r Is GAUT,
lue n
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bids and Proqo: ais.

N0TICT TO CONTRACTORS SINS v77i
be received on OF hespro Juno 10, i've
AZ Victoria, T Nas. f.Y ihe erection Of
ne inside h9ish q a brick and stone
ton for Mr. John j. We'der, Plans
aud ,,eeiiica'io ions can he aeen AZ the
or mai Na' Once a os N,si'Ea IeSa
Architects. San Antonio, Taxas. The
right is reserved to reject any and an
plas, =.
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WANTED Position as night Waterman
by hrst-class man Address isl. care
Post.
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ANYBODY wanting to employ a goo,
addressing Engineer clrc Post.
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if.t. aTa:d Of Dental Examiners for ,he
ne office OF DR.. Gamh,,,t NSnv 't ,o AZ
retnrv app"eants. .. II. Gambati, see
So
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

-, N. MEETlNC--Hy authority of ,ho
liz V.' stcr,, gl'leriors, a speeia mc3,ing of
or,.,ns h,tioi,."ga Of tno Texas aud New
rnnt,''ms it'liaad Company IL called Ia
conn enc At tae general Offices Of tho
~, ''i I,,,N m ne city of Houston on he
act , i,y I ,,s Jane 100 to consider and
tne Texas Trausrortation comnanny' ' ,hn
~, ,iYta' '.fp9raie rghis. frnnchises AMI
bv sst ~ r snd an other property owned
''"as lfansporiau0u Company
Secretary ro,.. .. u. sEGIiR,
road co. ~" o''e"hs Rhil-
D-l
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WANT COLUMN.

rllE posi- IS TIE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM OF TENAS.
Tho Pos. IS tho friend o. the po,r and
needy and publishes advertise menis for sli-
,ations wanted OF twenty-five words or
less three times free
The chArgc for other wants 's alinos'
nominal. aud " yom want snYt thing an a..
n lie Chear column Of The Post IS sure
o e. i; for you. Especially IS such ias
:aS- In
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING.
real. rSl ATE FOR SALE
SPECIAL. NOTICES,
lrSENf.sS CHANCES
ltHStlN AIS.
STOLEN. SVPAYED.
LOST FOUND.
STU A'rifNS WANTED,
WANTED TO TRADE.
Jfllss ~ - PROPOSALS.
PROFESS SIGNAL,
BARGAINS.
pam NEEs WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT,
NANTLD uipS
MAETtD 10 BUY.
1sf-Dl. tfkVt IN WANTED.
HE'LL WANT 81
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Special Notice.

y ilANFT, carpenter repairing spocL
Any, corner Fuller ana shipman streets
near Sabine bridge
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FRONT OFFICE
FOR RENT
over Pasioriza's Stationery Store. aOi
Main street. Broad stairs. easy ascent .
first floor. Very cheap. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

WANTEn-An eNpercuced lady desires
position as hockkecier. cashier or stcuo-
AiNph,r. Adirnss 7lGa. care Post. 5
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SPECIAL MEETING
''N'e lrNas TRANSFORMATION COMPANY.

'tlfNbEAhilNf tom rauy
~. ,.,.,.- Houston. April %. isi
ny onl nor'iy Of thp hoaid of Directors
or s H., , 'aeal .r of Nc stockhoiders
i,opsSso, tne company in 4hr CITY Of
10 o' ooss Il on ~, m IT. aay 4 June, lsSG
i l,n5f.ad nomnany tie railroad. c ,''r.
r, , t.s"l W franchises. and privi-
sb11 ~ I an other property owned by
'' 'N"'S Transportation Company
Ol secretary Texas TranSpo,iaiiann 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

ANTED-Ey an eNperlenced carpcntcf
work, any KIND OF builiins, out Of .owi
Or In country no objection. Addres.
John Il. KING. 80. Commerce aNenuc.
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y SINGLE man desires a position as
gardener. iloflst and fruit culturis
speaks English and German; eiSnl years
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WANTED Work At once. c~ucr'cncod f.
general office work bookkeeping type
salary enough t, pay boarding AdNe.,
III. care pnsi. 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

''n1 CASH and - per month vii buy
n elegant 5.roou oot'Hgr IN NINA
"aft llis is a Sperim t-irsaln Call at
once William Muus,r, 81, j.. Main 81
Room Il,
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SITUATION wanted ~ n tiornan C!rur
gis soon. middi--aErd; salary low ahl
70 pass examination Address 7ino. CIR
Post.
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Slrt ALTON ny all round railroad cool,
and baker. camp gang. boarding train
or Otherwise. Address ,lya. care ost.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

HOUSE FOR RENT-Modern two-stery
residence on Pcasc street. near Milan,
all The latest Improvements, moulding
hot and cold water, electric & 80 hGht-
iur. closets. sowt rage etc. terms rcl-
napie to right tenant; possession May l.
l.cMI5 1. kus,Mh.lE. .-,---l MnlM aLr..l.
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SITUATION Wnm.cI NY n comp
IN a irst-class boarding house or hotel;
host of references given Apply 1915 Cap
itul avcnuc, Houston Texas. d
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

ROOMS AND HOARD - Ticasani rooms
with board. In screened house. three
blocks from CAPITOL hotel, bath PRIV
htses, gas etc. Sl2 Travis st,
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WANTED-A position as hookkecrer OF
any kind OF office work; best OF refer.
cnces furnished. Address D., Gaze Post
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Board and Room Wanted.

TWO southeast rooms large and extreme
~ cool. both from, and newly furnished
rates low Tor summer: best able board
In city. lois Mckinney.
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For Rent.

~ ~ ~ y ~ A. ~ q - - - = -
For Rent
FOR RrNT-Two neatly furnished rooms.
each suitable for enc or Two gentlemen.
No. ~ Preston ayenns.
FOR EENT-Nire three room cottage,
furnished complete for light housekeep-
Ing, rent tl2 per month. good neig hbor-
hood AppN 40. Allen place, near
Rusk and hra1us.
FOR RENr-Three nicely furnished
looms. complete Tor light housekeeping,
moderate rent; y5 cay avenue. corner
FOR RENT-s.oa per week small furn-
lshcd room. modern convenicnces; four
blocks from Capitol Hotel 1873 Texas
FOR RENT-.in private family, cool south
rooms. furnished, hot aud cold baths.
close IN, 40 ear fare, references. Ad-
dgress II. %. w. +. O. nox 3-o, city.
FOR i.ENI7-F'IVe room coItage IN good
repair. iif Polk avenue; water ana sew.
CT connections. Apply l-lI Dallas ave
d
FOR RENr-rwo unfurnished front
rooms. large yard, sp eniii cistcrn
water, la,tc hail and galleries, price
'etV. lA3f i.aSfanch street. !
FOR EFNT-une new twolYc-toom house,
al modern coEycnicrcHs. incluins Gee
tlie Agnts. etc. on Caartcs. street. be-
tween Prairie ami Preston avenues. Ap-
nly l.. i.lNrn y CO., FoN building )
IWo-SrOKN RRiCK on Market square.
elegant business stand. y. Paul a. Co.
lelo'. Congress .
FOR REST Sogtheast rooms. with all
t7nNenirMecs. wei iIruis aod for light
loaseke.nne Arry IN Capl,ol ave. .
FOR El.NI improved farm near nous'
ton, good ,o.Af.ou Tor truck cAlciScus or
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FOR RENr-Thsee nicely furnished
foonns. complete Tor light housekeeping
moderate rent; glS clay avenue. corner
Travis street
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WANTED-A position as stem graphcr h,
young lacy graduate. Address loi
IrN.i0M ANNnuo.
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FOR REST IN man and WIG without
chiiircu raff of furnished house, .yei
thing n,r'ssarN FOR housekeeping. COO.
and r"n~ant rem, reasonable Apply
10 Charities s
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" NNii.l' a. san Antonio 70 fow boafI.
yrs on i'oiN'rH tor ibr summer delight
l.t AilYN a.Fs rooms Hni coed board.
ar Ma u ~ N'HAhanis ial7 Mon
torres HfrsOl. i'tn-prrt iili
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TWO southeast rooms. large and extreme.
~ cool. both front and newly furnished
rates low for summer: best table hoard
In city. l0, Mck Kinney
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WANTED ono or Two rrtlrmef or mar
tl"d couple to room aud hoAid 10 ig-
Nao family four squares from cliifo
ltoieli references. Address Home ear,
Post
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TWO nf'ft'3 tulnishod room with Use Of
iI'h In private family. quiet rriEhbor-
moods 500 aai $500 per moath. Apply
iii. ~m IN street ,
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FOR Rents. per week, small furn-
ishcd room. modern convenicnces; four
blocks from Capiioi Hotel. 1878 Texas
avenue. 8
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ONE larEe south room, bah room ndjoir-
. ms, ilre table board CORY ruirnt lora-
corner Walker aud Caroline streets
References
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cNl s.N-rlom. two-storv house M. ilo3
phllas aNrnue. aud on" fonr-rcom cot
tnen. me- i.liiranch straet. cls,frn and
c.iy wai"r Apply lt5 Drllns avenue i
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SI1IA TlON WANTED--i5y an ai!-around
up-to-date COOK man and wife; woman
good hcuseworker aul good washeN ana
ironcr. Address an. care fost.
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LAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
About s5ni ncrcl. well improved rancho
u miles from iailvay Iilco <li.o0 one
half cash, or VIII accept one-half In
J. Skaggs Real Estate Co.. Beevile,
Texas. II
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FOR RENT FIVE room cottage ia good
repair. iif Polk avenue; water ana sew.
CT connections. Apply Ell Dallas ave
nue.
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FOR RENT-.in private family. cool south
rooms. furnished, hot and cold baths :.
close IN. 40 ear fare, rcferenrcs. Al
dare>s II. -. w. =. O. Hux 3-p, city. 5
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SIN room dwelling house. corner Wash.
msion street aud iounFs avenue SD
l,r month, near to market Hml NnVr'
huusr. also central depot krupp y
Vuuly.
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WANTED-A position as iirst-c.ass al
arouud cook. WHITE man. in MOTEL OF
restaurant la or out OF city. Addre=
1lSi c.ie Post.
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FOR RiNT--Two neatly furnished rooms.
each suitable for enc or Two gentlemen.
No. III Preston avenue.

FOR EENT-Nire three room cottage.
furnished complete for light housekeep-
Ing. rent tl2 per month, good neishbor-
hood. AppiN No. Allen place, near
Nusk and hrazus.
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Number worss- ,ifue tlrnesiweek no.
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ROOM AND BpARD-f Furnished south
rhHt 'front.' room. opening on scrauip
i've large windows ana board. wlth yer,
small family, M chidr,n, references
Ne. 1911 Texas avenue
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Si'rUNTlON WANTED--Hy an EsyptIah
woman cool, husband good yard man.
Address 1lNl. care iosi. o
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Situation Wanted.

Y .
1T
Situation Wanted.
WNNTTp-N position MS frst-c.ass all
arouud cook WHITE imam, in hotel or
restaurant la or out OF city. Addross
asa. care Post.
Sirt ALTON WANTED--By an Egyptian
woman sock. husband good yard man,
Address 'l>o, care fosl
STU ATTON WANTED--5y an ai!-around
up-to-Gate COOK. man and VIE woman
good houseworker and good washen ana
ironer Address NJ. care fosl.
WANTED--A position as stem graphcr by
Il young lacy graduate. Address lot,
Preston avenue .
MAS1EID-By an experienced carpenter
work, any Kind OF Ouildins, out OF Gown
or In country no obJecuon. Address
John T.. King, 10. Commerce avenue
WANTED-A position as hookkeerer or
any Kind of office work; best OF 7 FER
cnces furnished. Address D., Gaze Post
WANTED-Positicn as night Waterman
Post. .
y SINGLE man desires a position as
gardener. ilorlst and fruit cultlris
speaks English and German. eight years
experience. Address ii1G. care Pos.
SITUATION wanted by Il comp
IN u nrst-class boarding housc or lotel.
host of references given Apply 1915 Cap
itcl avcnuc, Houston Texas
ANYBODY wanting to employ good
engineer or inhchinist can get one by
undressing Enslne.r' Gre Iost- -,
STU ALTON bv all round railroad cook
and baker: camp gang boarding train
or Otherwise. Address IVA, care ost
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING. GTC.- Posi-
sion wanted by cNrerieuecd man, city
or counuy roi afraid OF work; under
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- a,....,., -. - -.n frr,,.,s
scNcn tnS"t. rVotnS, 49,, ' ~,
SIZE, "pposl,e ,'ll'et not'i M , 80"
uS.i III '"1'nin ~ npusv' h - r,,aois
street or Grand Central hotel. II
---------------- ------------------------
FRONT OFFICE
FOR RENT
over Pastoriza's Stationery Store. aOi
Main street, Broad stairs. easy ascent
''s' 'oo'' Ne's cheap
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TINS WllTAR EXCHASCsF..
,lygeN ilicf H. n"t,s new Hns ~ ond-
hsh-r1 ac'4 as banged. fshtcl. 'tnair-
"' Typewriter supplies Ihcr.. 20, -
A@iA, iipNt.pH j-lt
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STUl} AUE: ,lE.II9Y,19 0I01K F - -. =
feet space for your surrlus Furniture
Trunks. Boxes. Winter Clothes. Pianos.
IN fact everything that's Ia the Way IN
your house, general merchandise etc.
Phone 20 FOR rates. CITY office l0i3
Franklin avenue. l'odon < co. Il
FOR EHNT- Modern erhi-room house
ON Austin street $50 per month Il.
T. Gaut kina building tt
ONl I. oll leMnlrv 81 ~. Mn hnNe tAA o do.
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i.DSr~-ApAir ~ sueeincles new Man ans
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Mckinley Republicans Much Alive.

Colorado Springs. COL. September 80.
The Mckinley Republican state oonven-
tion today was largely attended. United
States Senator Woloott, temporary chair
man, WAS received with applause. He
made brief speech. The usual COM
mittses wero appointed and the conven-
tion adjourned till this afternoon. Sena-
TO Wolcott informed q reporter that
Judge Allen Of Danver would doubtless
be nominated for governor at the after
noon session.
Eifty-five of the 65 counties Of the
state were represented at the convention.
Senator Waloott in his speech stated
that while he considered the free coin.
age Of silver a necessity Of the time, he
yet held free governments a greater NEG
essity. He had said he would join a
great political party other than the Re-
pu blioan party If 1t would adopt tree
Silver in its platform. but he never sup
posed then that he would have to stand
ON the Chicago platform with Gov.
Waite and Gen. Coxey to do it.
At the afternoon session state ticke,
was named, for governor, Judge Geo.
W. Allen; Presidential electors were also
chosen. Strong resolutions were adopted
favoring Mckinley and Hobart and
touching state issues.