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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-10

Also 2500-acre plantation In Brazor.o coun-
", 1900 N cultivation Also Ito and a65
acres all rich, alluvial The hard times
viii bring these lands into notice.
Also i22S acres, situated 30 miles from
Houston. The H.. L. 4 w r X r.
runs through the land land all virgin
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ELECTRICAL contractors and repairers;
agents for famous Idea! Steam englh ,e.s
dynamos. motors, fans ana suppIle9
The Barien-Sheets Electrical CONSTR.
ton company, 907 Preston avenue u
y RAYS! X RAYS! y RAYsl-Housloh
Jtlecti a-Therapeuticai and Massage san
:tarium. Texas avenue ana hannla
street. A thorough system OF Lleeuo,
Thermal Napor, Needle. sulphur ana
Soda baths. Radiographs and tiuoro-
scop.c examinations made with the ~
Rays. .u
Drs Warner. Beifour and White
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TYPEW makes. new or SC
ond hand sold, rented. rep aired, neo-
style duplicator and supplies type writer
Tvpcwritsr Exchange, PIG Main street;
telephone 1913, Houston; correspondence,
Solirlael. W.T.
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wanted for china dinner
sets. glassware, lamps or silver Plated
ware at Houston China ana GlassN are
Manager u
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DRS. NANCY & WYNN request their pa
Uents TO remember that their office
hours Will he very strictly observed and
If you arr five minutes late you VIII
have to make a new appointment, as
they are very busy You had better
make appointments IN advance; = to
a. m. . TO 0 p m. hli Hnz I3Iogk. 10
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NCTICE-It Is house cleaning time; let
me clean your carpets, rugs, mattresses.
feathers and furniture ami your house
look clean and nice. Corner Smith and
Mckinney phone Cos. Henry Tonndorf
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DIR. HEISlG has removed his office to
the Bnz building, second floor. and VIII
devote his entr, time to the practice
of medicine. Telephone 5S7. 1l-2
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sploiches, backheads, etc, from your
face; make a rough. muddy complexion
smooth and clean, ola Binz Block. 10
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WANT COLUMN

THE POST Is THE GREAT WANT
~ MEDIUM OF TEXAS
Inc Post is The friend of the poor and
neeuy ana publishes advertisements for
situations wanted OF twenty-five words or
'esS thTee times free.
ino vharge Tor other Wants" is almost
mt"HiihaI: ana II you want anything an Ad
~ we cheap Column of The Post is sure
10 10 get it for you. Especially il auch the
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOA RIDING.
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PERSONALS
STOLEN. SrRAYED
LOST. FOUND
SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTED 10 TRADE
BIDS AND PKOnQSALA
CONFESSIONAL.
BARGAINS
pARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED BIDS
WANTED TO BUY.
INFORMATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
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LADIES. do you wish n stylish dress /?
Then wait until Friday for Madame
Josephs return she has pur,has u the
finest novelties ever brought 20 lioHs-
go 10
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'-'F7.T3 vT7T'-'1 ~ T0I r
nousSs anu NWo lois. TWO DOCKS from
assoutm.In IhSlilc shops. AppH dioT'
W owner Nv KY" COMMISSIONS D. ia "a
- ,lu:.uii' ~ y - A'lin 1911. ---------
MI ST liANE MONEY FOR sale SllO .uta
for $50, ana Son lot on Boulevard for $50,
both in Houston Heights Address 1881,
this office. ~
I11,If III NjyI1T VIE : ii II - ,-@1-T11rr In
rity nrnncrtV 40 nsrra Of land sltIntrd
In pn'k rniutN, nnr not am Inrfrlus
land. some in,nroy"mruts. ouc md one
T,if MIL f,'',i, {; ,,'it.,h int,rn,d lnpot
Carmichael county .IiL 10
FOR SALE AT Sli.00 per acre, 9p0 acres
OF land, under. fence; " harton county,
on Peach creek Apply \. IL. Brown
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DR. WYNN is the first TO introduce the
new serum thorapy IN the treatment Of
consumption, all B.n2 Block. 10
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FOR q On h We vo5 watch cleaned or main
Travis str,ot by A. O.. Wrcie. 10
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SUBSCRIPTIONS brought to my store
are guaranteed to b. pun up from pure
drugs and with especial care, At very
IeT ~
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FOR IMMEDIATE SALE or exchange Tor
city property, 60 acres OF LAND situated
in Io,k county line bottom Farming
land, some Improvements; one and one
hdlf miles from Goudrich tdiirotd depot,
CnrmlrhMcl. cnunlN MI 10
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Fblt RENT sixty cottages, forty lovscs.
three boarding houses, three stores Win
company, corner Main and Texas avc.,
phone a.S 10
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WANTED Bright boy Ii or is. 10 assist
In keeping books and as SALES man must
WORK cheap; state salary expected Adj
dress f. ilG, tbs Office 10
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A RAGING PROGRAMME


Situation Wanted.
WANTED-A position 10 do homework
ana sowing. willing 10 leave me city.
NJ N tbs Office. Il
Ep-i}y young WIDOW without
thcumhrance. position 10 40 light house
WHrk or sewing by me day. ~ c., this
SITUATION WANTTT-D---As- nurse or
housework, Apply Rowcna cole, Ivi
slTUNTi0N WANTED TO - house
Moik or nurse. Apply Ncaly DAVIS Iois
A YOUNG LADY desires position as gov
eriiess 10, small ch.drcn. st.ary s,--m
ana board. Governess, this office. T.
wanted by young man as
water in hotel or private boarding
house or to make himself u.cful around
house Address 1889, this Office, II
A YOUNG. int .Nsent coiored mnn would
Ike to nave any X nd OF honest work
Address r. j. Ransom, 21l7 Liberty
street. city. Il
WANTED-Posit.on IN hotel as clerk by
an eNperirn ed young man of good adj
dress Address Is. this oifire. l.
STU ALTON WANTED A Young lady of
experience and education would like II
position as houSckceptr agd conn anon,
n9 objection TO the county Va, ms
POSITION wanted 10y practical an round
IT," -, IT. "a To-
rrlinhie' sin.l, ',eoa a. Ad+re. I,r i,.l'
Edgef Mckinney Texas. T.
Slrt ALTON by two all around cooks N
~ ',,'. 'S ~ ao SeNot "a,
nffino '"' va WV '''s' ''''9 '''0 ''',,,,
PRINTER az lone - 119ricI1-- 80 ,,--1,,
IN conn,r,, or 81 nffcn, So 80
and arr,,yu.n ,vniLr,tn !, cbns; 49,
onces furnished. Address h6X n. Broo,,
haven. Miss I'll
WANTE1- WORK Of aTC I-T-J ~ = 7-7,..
am a good hand with horses plea 1,
give me a trial. Address ". L. IN
office /.
a country store. can .-iVa rood rof.tpnra
Can or write 1918 Matthew street u
4 SWEiJE. q wears OLD. wants uo.,Ii7-,n.
honest. temperate; vail d., anvtlr m.
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Advertisers should remember that let.
tiers directed to initials only are not iel!r-
ere through the postofhce II initials are
used they should be directed to the .aFe
Of como person. firm OF postoffcc box. Al.
"ertlsemen ts can be- left at our office o.
sent through the mail to-
THE HOUSTON POST Houston. Texas
LIST or ANSWERS % advert ,cments IN
office of The Pos, for week ending Sat-
urday. October g. iS96:
Agent, DR. Beeson %, 9s52 49, lO,Co2 90;
Druggist 1000: t3j; ~. Dairy No. i; i.
". ~; 9aSo Equities los; 1881 t2' 80:
1901 H. j. Hustler. 1923, gGs5 N~; 90:
j. H. W: W. Johnson 1852; Marine Mir
ror. 10 01S: NJ e.: - QSl -; Orphan uWi
Owner; 1911 (9; a94i %; 99l9 90 1891 q;
1884 John Schroeder; III l6. ?>i2 Di
gSI3 90; 99iS 81 1923 90 W. n. {. %;
h -
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NELIABI.E man 10 handlr ngruts Tor
telephone tablet, pays 5000 90 "a year I'm
close stamp. Victory Mfg. Co. ClcNc-
land, ohio
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y MAN VANS a job. well experienced in
taking care of horses. carnage and milk
good references. Address $500. this Of
ice. II
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STllA YilD- ono dark bay horse, W III
sircnk down forehead aud one white
foot. with canvas buckied around II,
the same being the left foot. no brand.
owner can a i0h Travis street. II
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STRAYED-Dark hay horse Is hands
hIgh. left front hoof and ankle white.
shod all around; no brand. $40 reward
AZ returned h. lhlG Hardy street Il
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For Rent.

FpR Rent Rooms Tor i.ght housclS, cp-
ing, cheap, good beds for 500 per week.
good board and longing Tor 500 per
week. at 30 caroline street II
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WANT ED-Position as yard man; can do
nearly everything around house. I'M
derA,and my business. Address 6O5 tn 8
office. IL
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FOR SALE AT Sli.00 per acre, 9N acres
OF land, under. fence; " hatton county,
on Peach creek Apply \. Il. Brown,
Wharton. TcNHS. ~
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ED-foslllon 10y an honest y1uug
man cf -, anything honorable. have
eNprr.e nee at beth dry goods and groc,-
rles. 1an furnsh best Of city reference.
j. r. H., th.s office. L
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FOR SAIElTwo lots ON paved Sttcrt
near car line. on corner price $500 a bar
gain. Address No pllS hits Office. II
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Mrs. CLNRl}IL PAYNE, voice culture
Italian method, taught Room -o5' Moore
burnett building. ~
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ENGi NEER wants position, many years
experience totai abstainer, reliable;
good reference; has run a Bayle ma
cniae. Address f. W. h, care ReoLc1,
Cuenl. NeW.tt countY. TeNas. II
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Wanted to REM.

A FuRNISHED cottage, four TO six
rooms, mus, be oh aap; VIII take pOsses-
$ on at once. Address Ei2 THIS Office, 10
WANTED-Tw large unfurnlshrd rooms.
centrally located Apply lili Man 81. 10
rent two. or three furnish
ed rooms for light Housekeeping; no
children; references. givss terms. Adj
dress 9Ss3, this office. 10
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taini ne IFS iaiS arres, situated IS niles from
Houston. The $. a q A f. railroad
runs through the plantations railroad
switch, 900 acres in cultivation. balance
bushels OF corn or two bales of cotton
per acre, tenant houses. dwelling
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y ~ nh. = ! iAP ~ ~ ' - AND W.
rECTiNE ASSOCIATION or AMER
ltA uncorpowtvD wants lad.c ana gem
tlemon interested IN the rrcVtit.ou OF
crime and the dctecti1n OF criminals as
irpf natives III rurh rostultVa AZ
America ohiec;S cuWmnpdahlc system
practical; mctho.s modern AdDres. j.
W. Cottrell, general superm ca lent.
Board of Trade building Fort Worth,
1eNas. IL
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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.
] Palmer, ths office. II
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-08-29
Sent II t, His Mother In Germany.

Mr.. Jacob Esbensen. who is in the
employ of the Chicago Lumber com
pany. at Dies Moines. Iowa. SAYS: Il
have just sent some medicine back to
my mother in the old country. that |
know from personal use to be the best
medicine in the world for rheuma-
tism. having used it in nv family for
several years. 1t is called Chamber
iain'S Pain Balm. 1t always does the
work. 30 cent bottles for sale by
Jones * Gibson
H. j. Heinz Co.'S
Sweet pickles in bulk I0c dOZ.
Sour pickles i'm bulk 10c doZ.
Sold only by G.. c. BESToR.
Union Pacific Time Table.
i-Eastt-rn limited --------- Due So a m
&kansis City Fast Line Due i0:05 p
Fast Express Due 4.47 a. m
5-Den yer < Pacific Coast iTnt'd Due7 :05 D. m
Tickets sold and baggage checked to all
points in United States and Canada
E. p BRADSHAW Agent
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-08-29
Delinquent Tax List
OF
Real Estate In TregO County
For the Year 1895.

NOTICE is hereby given that the County
N Treasurer will sell ut public auction. AT
his Office in the city of Wa-keeney, on Tues
the next succeeding days, SO much of each
tract of land and town lot described in the
following will pay the taxes and charges
thereon:
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-08-29
FISH

Family mackereI.
Family White fish,
Columbia River Salmon
New Potomac Roc Herring.
Extra fancy smoked HaIibut-
c. c. BESTOR-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-08-29

T. R. MOORE.
County Treas
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-08-29

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria-
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
When she had Children, she gavethem Castoria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-26
THE NATURAL WAY
TO CURE
INFLAMM ATION.

Inflammation Is the sustaining element
of the great majority of our physical ills.
Allay this Inflammation, and the pain
ceases. the flesh. muscles, and tendons
resume their normal condition, and the
violence Of the attack is at an end.
IL follows, then, that the first step in a
successful assault upon disease is to de
stroy any existing Inflammation, and with
it the pain. This accomplished, the patient
is at ease.
This is the natural mode of procedure,
and kindly Nature has furnished the
means to that end in certain roots, banks,
and herbs. which in their due proportion,
are constituent parts of Lightning Hot
Drops. tie greatest pain panacea ever
known rs medical science.
Freely applied 10 a cut bruise, burn,
scald. or nesh-wound of any nature.
Lightning Hot Drops will absolutely kill
the pain, prevent all Inflammation, and
quickly heal the lacerated flesh. AS an
instance. what is more painful or distress
ing than a mashed finger. with the nail
torn loose? In such a case lightning Hot
Drops gives complete and immediate ease
from pain. II will smart and burn for a
few minutes when first applied to fresh
cuts. sores. etc. but a few applications
Will take all the soreness out and heal the
cut or sore. The 50 cents size contains
two and half times as much as the .
cents size. Lightning Hot Drops is pre-
pared by Herb Medicine Company. SPRING
field. o., and no honest druggist will offer
you anything else. no 26-Ih&Tu Je q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-26
"Doan, Say Muffin, HOneyw

Q4ifc)
Thanksgibing-Day will soon be heah-
Doan' say muffin. honey,
Wen hab scrumptiOus spread dis yeah
DOan' say muffin. honeyl
Potaties sweet an pOssum fat.
An nice young coon what doan taste
fiat,
An turkey an ell such az dat
Doan' say muffin, honey
I know right which de little coon
Doan' say muffin, honey
Am playin meath de silbery moon
Doan' say muffin. honey.
An | know wheh De 'possum stays,
SO fat he sleeps all fru' De days.
An runs erbOut at night an plays
Doan' say muffin. honey!
An when Thanksgibin' Day comes round,
Doan' say muffin. honey
Wen hab a turkey weighs ten pound
Doan' say muffin, honey,
An If some stealth hab occurred,
An boss. wifi indignashun stirred,
Should AK which we done got dat bird
Doan' say muffin. honey!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-26
British army. where

the British army. where II is
sometimes resorted TO as a punishment
for soldiers when all other means have
been tried and have failed. AZ the Prince
ton "fresh" lay face downward, however.
The hazing "sophs" walked on their bodies,
with no gentle tread. one may be
sure; tramping up and down, and taking
care not 20 get their feet muddy by step
ping on the ground. IL was not a com
Portable performance for the poor fresh
men. They stood II as well as they could,
but II is said the pain they endured forced
many Of them TO cry out. though their
cries were half smothered by the mud In
which their faces were buried. None OF
them were seriously injured, it is further
said, but II is certainly TO be hoped that
this latest form OF college hazing will be
nipped in the bud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-26

To the Editor OF the Dispatch.
Enclosed. | hand you copy OF toasts,
given at the Evacuation-Day banquet OF
the Tammany Society OF the city OF New
York on the 18th Of November, 1876. taken
from Parton's Life OF Andrew jackson,
thinking the coincidence OF their having
been offered just a century ago. and the
anti-Anglo-ting may be a matter OF IN
terest to you. FRIEND.
T. The people Of the United States and
their President:
''2 The virtuous Congress OF MS, who
decrecd the freedom of three millions OF
their fellow-citizens. thousands OF whom
afterwards sealed II with their blood.
(Three cheers)
20. The republic of France. May the
wisdom and energy Of her counsels con-
found and dsmay, while her armies ana
navy overwhem and annihlate her enc
mics.
-. Spain. and the other Powers, who
have acknowledged the republics OF
America, France. and Holland. May they
be an example to the despots Of the world,
who are yet blind to the happiness OF the
human race.
-. A lasting peace. founded on the
basis of equal rights, to the belligerent
Powers Of Europe; may they never more
unsheath the sword in defence of despot-
ism.
"6. Citizens Jourdan. Buonaparte, Mo-
reau. Bournonville. and the other brave
officers and soldiers Of the French armies
success to their arms, and may their eX-
ertions secure The Constitution and iber-
ties OF the French republic. six cheers'l
-. Success and prosperity to all who
contend for the equal rights Of man.
(Nine cheers)
49, May the late infamous British
treaty be expunged from the laws of our
land. and the blank filed up with-Here
was written the first and last act of
American ingratitude and pusillanimity
Twelve cheers)
80. Eternal love and gratitude 10 the
French nation may the men who woulo
connect us with Great Britain justly IN
cur the resentment Of every genuine
American. Twelve cheers)
10. The voluntary eXies Of our city
and country who sacrificed their all, &c
establish our freedom and independence
(Six cheers)
eli. The memory Of those American
citizens who fell martyrs to the cause
OF our country; may we never forget &c
celebrate their victorious deeds
'12. May the exercise Of heels SO
nobly displayed on the 18th of November
1888. be forever improved to the adj
vantage of republicans.
.13. The American fair. May then
smiles be propitious 10 the cause of Free
dom. and their appreciation be only be
slowed on the friends of their country.
IA. a speedy evacuation Of this cry
by all the Tories, Royalists, and British
emissaries; may their retrst be 10 th'
tune of Yankee Doodle" F1fteer
cheers.)
"r5. May the tricolor flag soon wave II
triumph on the tower Of London, an'
NAV the oppressed citizens Of Britain re
gain their lost rights, and enjoy per
petual freedom.
'16. The day we celebrate; may VIC
ever remember the greasy fiag-stan ahC
the triumph OF Liberty"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-26
Nervous

People find just the help they so much
need, in Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t fur
nishes the desired strength by puri-
fying, vitalizing and enriching the
blood, and thus builds up the nerves,
tones the stomach and regulates the
whole system. Read this:
81 want to praise Hoods Sarsaparilla.
My health run down, and had the grip.
After that, my heart and nervous system
were badly affected, so that | could not do
my own work. Our physician gave me
some help, but did not cure. decided
to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. Soon could
do all my own homework. have taken
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-26
WILL THEY ourwIT HIMs

We doubt II the public viii consent 10
allow free silver, or any other one ISSUE
TO occupy its mind for the next TOUR
years. But, II it does. 1t VIII be because
the Republican party fail In their
pledge TO give the country the reiief ina,
IL was promised and expects.
So we may regard Mr. Bryan's advice
for the maintenance and extension OF the
free-silver organization as a solemn warn
ing to the Republicans to do what
they have induced the people to believe
they are able and willing to do.
IT. within reasonable time. the Re-
publicans can make the country pros
nerous and the people contented, then
no one will expect another great silver
agitation upon the basis OF that recently
fought out at the polls. The Republicans
would, therefore. better settle inc
tariff question as soon as possible. IN
our judgment. they would better set'ie
IL by letting it alone; but, II they must
remodel the law, the sooner and the
more satisfactorily that work Is done the
better. SO as to currency legislation.
without question, currency lesisla-
ton Is needed. We see some indications
of a purpose on the part Of the Republi-
cans TO liberalize the banking laws, but
whether 1t will result in the adoption oil
a new system, or the patching up OF the
present one. we cannot foretel. We,
however. incline to the opinion that no
thing VIII be done which Wall street
does not wish done.
OF course we do not lose sight of the
fact that the Republicans are not yet
in power: nevertheless, men are looking
ahead. and are seeking signs of the re-
lief so ardenJy desired and so much
needed.
And so we argue that 1t will depend
very much indeed upon the Republicans
whether the advice given by Mr.. Bryanis
very generally followed Mr.. Bryan's insis-
tence upon his position will probably
make the Republicans very active ana
| determined TO outwit him by so legisla-
ing as to make nothing more in the way
of currency legislation desirable. II so,
the country win have much TO thank him
| for. In any event, for good while 10
come we need have no fear OF such a
renewal Of the free silver agitation as VIII
disturb business. But, if after the lapse
of a reasonable time it IS found that the
Republicans have disappointed expecta-
lions. free silver will become very live
issue again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-26
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY

the DAILY DISPATCH Is delivered 10
subscribers at FIFTEEN CENTS per
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Mailed at Sc per annum; g for SIX
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The WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 per
annum.
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annum. or rs cents for six months.
Subscriptions in all cases payap'e -
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post office money order. check or regis
tered letter. Currency sent by man VIII
be at the risk OF the sender. Subscribers
wishing their post-ofice changed must
gave their old as well as their new post
oflce. Sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-26

Six Princeton sophomores have been sus-
pended for "pegglng-out" several fresh
men IN muddy meadow near the famous
New Jersey university. The process Of
''pegHng-out' is thus described: The men
are stretched out face down on the
ground. Their arms are extended at full
length beyond their heads. and their legs
are spread apart as far as nature will
allow. Around each wrist and ankle Is
strong cord, which 10 fastened TO a
peg driven firmly IN the ground
The method Of ,ot,pre comes frcm
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II Is stated at the White House that
while Mr.. Cleveland has frequently ex-
pressed a desire to see many Of the places
OF interest in Europe, and is not ayerse
to extending a journey to the far East
he has never seriously considered any
such trip, nor are the chances now favor
able to it. Mr. Cleveland, it is asserted
will resume the practice of law in New
York after March 9Th, and possibly will
be a member of the same firm with which
he was associated for four years.