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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

tae atrocities in the Balkan tta,es, In
Greece aud now 10 Armenia. a
fficndiy ngfeomenl belwesn those two
towets would mean light and liberty
90 the oppressed Christians now under
rutAish rule. over atty years ago, 1,
appesfs, 10 was the desire Of the Rui.
siau CAR 10 act hArmoniously with
Englaud ON that question. A memo.
iandum hne VOW zen Published Tor
he ilist time. dawn w by Count Mes.
ieifode aud emboiying toe czat's
susg,siions 10 the Epgllsn government
to- 1874 itsays 10 paHi
ry land l.ussia exercise, on Turkey a
rWpo1d0R ing luiiucncti on ses Eng.
laud occupies the same position. Isolated
ihu innuonco or these two powers might
don good dnil OF harm; combined, II
may DO much good. iltuce The utility
ui ID preliminary understanding before
taking action. This Idea WIS adopted IN
principle during tho stay Of tho Gun.
rcfor hi London. ~ has fnaulted In a
conditional engagement TO tho rfffri that
II anything unforeseen should occur In
turkey, Russia and England would con-
cett t1guthofN a. To wha. cnufsethey should
hollow Ice common. Tho objects with
which ilnlsR sud England would have TO
como 10 an understanding may be thus
formulated D.. The maintenance OF tho
OUum1u empire iu iis prCsCut condition
fYr 90 ling n slime as this political com.
hiuuUnu may he possible. . II We 500
beforehand that itis breaking az, pre-
liminafy understanding i1 BE- arrived AZ
na % the cstHhlishmnnt or new order Of
D.. u" O a. NaH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

to 70 IL to Utah, whets I, will he put
to good ust.
tn tbis connection there is one
feature which cannot give to the peo-
pio here toe satisfaction that Gomez
with news that Ulah eggs hni .
California market. This 10 that while
expectations 90 on to limited
extent, yoi this State Ia a
much heavier importer THAI ss'
porter OF hon fruit. Tons %
thsugnnds u dollars lob should BIZ
Kept at home arc seat away annually
for eggs. This Ia due largely to the
lscA " care on the Part Of keepsrt Of
poultry 10 getting their eggs to mhrles
in geoI shspr. rhufe afe other caulcs
also. all OF which could be removed
with care aud tfdIuafy husi1css fore.
sight Uiah shouii not gniy De n nou.
importer of eg but an exporter 10
vastly grssisf extent than now, be-
canuu Of natural advantages that * u
here ior iute,ligsntly con iuc1ed roui'
Try business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

This Imminent l. different Ia oomps.
alton from any other linimsnt on the
maTke'. IL IL scientific discovery
Which results In u being the most pene-
tfHlina Liulment aver known. There
sfe numerous white limitations, which
pay TIE seisr n gTeaisr pfont. Beware
81 ,hese suu demand ballard SnVs
Liamsnf IL posltlvOy outes Rhou-
OH Sofss. Pain in Back. Barb Wits
Cots, bofe Chest or Throat, anu 10
especially beneficial IN Paralysis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

Sow THAT The election Is over, the
people vii begin to Usiza tina. toe
political prophecies that v Mf. 40 aud
so were cnosua the county would "gs
to tho gor,p we're % much oampalgn
"tlun." with Mt. Bryan ~ Peel.
dent "lhe dogs" would have no more
Of the county ibsn new. and with MI.
Mckinley a. President n similar con.
diiion would e1is'. When the county
goss "to the dogt," u will be when
the great majority o. the people have
dogen.rAtei % that no President and
no party can keep II from such state.
The fate Of the country 10 no more =
cause lor alarm row than II tbs election
had gone the other way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

Are you bilious, Cons,lpAt.i or
troubled With Jaandiee, Sick Head.
.che, Bad Taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, Cosssd Iengus, Dy,peps,a,
Indigestion. Hot Dry skin, PAin u
Bach and bsivesn the houldsrs,t hill.
ind Fever, etc. II you have any Of
these symp,oma. your Liver IL out Of
ordef, aud your blood l. slowly being
Tolaonsd, because your fdyer does no,
,ot properly. HEKDiSr will cure any
disorder OF ihu Liver, Stomach or
BovelA II has no equal as . Liver
Medicine. rfioe rs cents. Free trial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.

Ole u the more remarkable sigma Of
the lime Il the complete change OF sen.
tment that has taken place In T. x.
land with regard TO Russia. Only a
low yolfs ngo tho British public con.
sideTdd II On Hxiom thst Russia mus
be- barred from access 10 tue Meiltor.
IautA1, and that England must domi.
nate the Sublime Porte. The Crlmoan
war, with oil IT. attending honots,
was solely tor the purpose " main.
tanning this position, aud the sensl.
Utity on this point has more than
once brought Europe to the verge Of
war.
Today Ill that lie changed. Russia
IL now tho paramount power at
Con5innlinople, ana England has
consented 10 take tho second
place there; and ~ for the opening
Of the Dariauelles, there would DO no
protest Tamod, should Russia demand
IT. Public opinion In Great Britain on
these subjects Ia ~ completely
changed that At the prc5est time tho
palloy Of Pa.mouton anu Dsrapll is
almost looked upon a. iiugolsm.
Tho Importance OF thIs change lies
Va the fact that Va Old treatics become
obsolete uuu merely deal letter., tud a,
nc" conditions arise, tebdjusim0nt
90 political nnatfs ts.Glt. L.. &c. . -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

The election which today hns We
messed IL the most exciting rIu'iiea'
tlal contest tina, has ever occutfei in
fhe United States, o. h indicated 10y
The carly rush OF voters 90 Co.," polls
and The unprecedented vote ,ua, has
bren cast. The campaign engondefs1
tremendous amount u zsal, lha1
was not tempered with wiiiom 10
many oases, and a consfqucnt wnfmth
Of feeling has been crested among
candidates and voter, which 10 NOT
consistent with mutual rrspccI and
friendship.
hut the people have spIkos. They
have cast The die Of thelr destiny ior
the mex, four year.. Nov Jet every
body pui himself IN frame oi miud
thst will enable him o. accept tho rt'
sult with good grace, and 30 up TO
and shake hands with the MAJ who
voted tho other ticket. In NJ one thing
can Ameficans snow their gfsainss'
as a nation In mole maEnihcen 1
manner than ny loyalty accepting tno
decree Of the ballot.
A. this writing u 10 not posi'
lively known which side has won
In the supondous contest, but
Amsflcans are not ready 10 believe
that tho greatness Of their country, "
lie general prosperity, will be pofma.
usntly hurt by the result, whA,eyet IL
may be-.
As TO Utah, she IL all right, no matter
whether her posimasIers aru 70 be ap.
pointed by Mckinley OF Bryan. She
will profit Immensely by The cam.
phsn, even ~ silver 10 defeated. for II
naS advertised her mines wonderfully,
anu 10 manner that is attracting an
enormous amount Of capital.
but che has other great resources
besides mines. snd other vas, later.
cats that can only be remotely affected
by tho coinage question. Is. her
citizens, II they hnd their hopes
respecting this issue shattered. lose
no lot Of ohoeriul1sss or c9nn lencc,
but pull together aud work with a will
10 build up every enterprise that prom
isos an Increase Of employment OF
prosperity.
NotwithslAniing the oysfdrawn
pictures Of disaster that have been pre-.
ssn,ed by stump Speakers and political
writer's A. suro 10 10 Teaiiz d
10 case their friends vefs not olen,sI
10 office, the fact remains that Amriica
promises TO continue A. one o; the best
countries under the Gun Ter the poor
man, while Utah IL reasonably certain
10 be, for long time 70 came, ono Of
the very best p9Tllons Of America iot
the man Of moderate means.
II silver has prevailed, beyond pos
slble doubt period oi great property
has dawned upon the maunlalu states.
n II has been defeated, there IL stu n
reasonable assurance that times
will improve, because oeriaiu.
" will succeed suspense, and
confidence, which is tho basis Of
prosperity, will DO ptoporlionaIoly IN.
er alrr.
The outlook ieI our Slate nj least IL
bright, Whatever may be- the result Of the
slec,iorj and II can DO made brighter
n iis citizens will calm down aud 70
towotk with united purpose iu advAnc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

IT MAY crafty politicians to know
that on all loinis Pennytlvanis was
not practically unaaimsus ON poliii'
cal lsiuts. There Wa. close light in
Philadelphia county bs,wesn the two
candidates for shoufi, with much In
forest and considerable doubt ne 10
which one would come cut ahesd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

UrAn's pRooREss nqulfts the
bnllding up Of UtAh's industries. Let
all the people work unitsdy to thai
end. and the state will have greater
prosperity than T. ever has known,
despite tho difficulties there are to
encounter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

TnH rurILs Of the State Dsai and
Dumb institute at Ogden are pleased
with their new location. There arc
now sixty.iour students In the instiiu'
tIon-ths largest number ever enrolled
with prospects OF an increase to
abeni eighty this year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

BEFORE ELECTION day, SINE oandi-
dates lot oiiian feel tha, II they DO NOT
win they will hAve "nothing TO live
f9i;D but after that time each one OF
sense who may have been defeated In
bis ofiielal aspirations realizes that tho
world lie Aa big and bright as ever for
pt.,ons oieusfry and worth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

TnE DISPATCHES from New YORK
SHOW M Intense interest In the election
In that state. when the entire rsgis'
tered vote OF election districts 10 cast
by o O'Clock In the morning, 1t meAus
that every citizen 10 alive to his duty.
There are n good many electors In
Utah who ought TO HSe a leaf from
the New Yotk vftei'r notebook.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

IS rnE race Tor tfiice II is not AL.
ways tho best man tina, wins. But
defeat never hurts a good man, though
II may crush q bad one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

naIs.
II. M. Blossom, senior member oi
"a. N, blossom a Co, III N. 81 a.,
A.. Louis, writes had been left with
q very dis'fs.sins cough, the fssult o.
innusnsa. which nothing sesmst 10
relieve. until took Bauords Hoe.
kound Siyrup, One bottle completely
cured me. 1 sent one bottle u my
sister. who had q severe cough, and
she .sperlsneed immsdiate relief |
alwsya recommend this sytup to my
John Cnn,lon, sOs Hsmp.hir.
street, Quincy, Iils, vfitsE have
found Bdilards Horehound aprsp
superior 10 any other cough medicine
I have ever fnovn. IL never disap
points. Price soc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

lnE sroRIEs Of Il bert Bruce ami
Timour the TaItAI are healthy riajing
NOS iof de Gated political caudiIptes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

Try our ufeor and Black Teas At
25c pound. n. Y. Cash Grocery,
opposite postoiiirs.
MEYER Bios, Prep.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

1nENE ARE INV over oHy.risbt
Russian churches In the United States,
aud the number l. on the increase.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

The list Of valuablc ptesents TO be
given awhv free by the Palace Meat
Market on Nmas ever Get u circular,
265 Houth Main stree.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

uutii Nov. 20ih, swimming lessons
Will he given Tres T. women And chill
dron, from 10 10 IL .. IN. every Gay,
al the Sanltafium NAiatotlum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

Try cur Euglish Black Tea, only
26c 10. Equitable Go or.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

Dr.. O. b. Hows,i, the leading den.
list.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03
PERSONAL.

HTAu STATE DETECTIVE sEnyiuE.
" T. o. box ttIi onica a 0alena block
Jno, W, oreonmAr. general manager
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

n. rsus 90 ale II Ne puadpal ns'''' h.F,
stasas ard 90 an pssssuguf tains isaHif -' OF"
amer D D m taiy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

sst.efitsrs thsssins thsif piece % te1i'
,houii GssI' r's iof,av. - sai " s'''''' o.
d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03
MUST Be SOLO.

A MGR Room nHUK on NINTH
n haati medorn room brick on Eaat
Drive. aud seven houses on ixth South, near
Main, All these properties have every con.
yenienee and are u fplondid condition They
can Nv had Tor less than hAlf their value AMI
on eAaY teTma maize me an offer for theui
NHAk l.. NOhRO,
noou ~ O'heaTA hlock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03
STOCKS AND BONDS FOR sAls;

DIG DIVIDENDS GuARAIhw iIs
ID Snnn's Hack VI Drug co. y W.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03
oPTiolAE.

FDHoRouGIi CAREFUL Won, nes
J. rule In dung glasses yvs
Moody, expert, Constitution hphulnt'
AH rXcLusiyr nPrlOA sl1a,s,
"A eight Years experience w y, ,, ~ segtl
manufacturing opticiAn. z. ives 80 ffet
ttreet fyoa examined for Hlsa'
special Lenses ground 10 ht tue we
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

Mrs j. n. ALKxANDEn, OH OF .s mn
w most expert ohiropoilHu IN w, n q ,,s.l,
10 permanently located In our city hi ns ,rd
cnrnf, huni0nf, narrowing nails, eni " ws,tlsh
all diseases u the feet hoom /"
building, Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03
WANTS.

Trea,y 'rords ,or Q lines i4saioi mds
Nis heading, once for lie, he,es for 2sg
one Teek J0r tOci oas month for Goc ps
hne No dd. takoa Ior Ices lida Is
Wants Of more Adl o iiHes sane prqpoF.
hoHaio rate Aduertiss aud 0ei result
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03
WANTtp-AN AGENT

II Eytnf tECTiON, 10 CAkyAss. ,Loo
Il 10 ihVl day made, sells al signl, aiso 4
man 70 ser ttAple Euods T. deh ore, lest AIDE
tlon made, experience uuuefesssr, ~.
sea ltd pafNeuibfs send STAMP Unftsn fohp
hsnufac'urng Company, CinclnnSu, ONO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

cts Habfsribsr sni Kindly Notify 2. 2 nialtf
ttittaiailrl. q auT Ifezuianr 90 200 denver %
haif spsls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

Tne Los Angeles, Cal, Express, In
discussing tho question Of poultry
raising, remafk,;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
Situation Wanted.

WANTED--By a younK man. a position
N store or 10 do other hight work. Ad-
dress A. A. Ritchcson. 2uS East sixth
street. AUSTIN, Texas. 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04

i Money metal and that the government,
hufiian rs weight ana iinenoss ON ihc
n,ant -, ~ II necessary for the govern
f,inctlor W. tnls because 1t is part of its
,hent II II did not. Democrats Sponan'
,nht ,he government stamp shnl he No.,
on on,, s"ver as freely as II is now mi ' on
Mic wan men they propose that every man
%o,,a "iah's an honest dollar shall earn ~
honestly. No one VIII get il for nothin nj II
80 OF all VIII IT go for nothing 10 "
m,iieS seppsrtors, the Mcrgans' the na,-
nndcr the rng r,, ~ n,}neys; the liannas. who
h ovo ,,,, nae got millions for which they
eli TnE MINES ARE OPENED AMI,
SS.AlN x trrs r., E,li'EEhY COINED. MONEY
EXPLORATIONS AND SpI,cII'yi' r M
CH EXPLANATIONS CONTRoJ. iTs ~.
Ci hATlON AS THEY DO NOW. '-
~ ~ 10 lring this about that the dem.
et,Sn, paty mas Joined issues with Wall
i,e 10 succeed in this would he "a
break the power of plutoclncv ana w.
S.oIe prosperity " the country, nm thc
uvn.ocn1Vc party proposes to do more Nv
Ting me control II money and il
~ tu ptlon TO the people. and nv kcerin,.
me mints open, it PROPOSES to eive n VI VI
u'l' 2i currency which Will lnrraa 80 WIN
lhe uemah Is OF Our immensely lnr,,,a !. a., ~
n cosuqi.N Oh pr9ducts, SO that they can be
caSllN moved" and cXchanuri as 81, ~.
can not be while the money of thc ,or,,t ~.
y rocked up in Wall street or wlthdrsoy,,
~ Oh the country to satisfy the denanda
- me insolent fCreien brokers who ar@
Cies. '"'i""aH pcl-
w I'm volume of freely circulating chr.
rhcN equal TO the demands OF orr In
tIcNSug production we will have n nreafsr
a"t;Nit. In business than we have o,,,r
haf. and every man who Is v-lI'i,,g 70 ~
an honest d1lllr's worth of wJrk WIN la
ohie 10 set an honest dollar fer It,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
TRUE TO IT'S PARTY.

Bolton Reporter.
The Houston Post Is making gallant
and able fight in behalf of tn" nations'
democratic party, il has set an example
worthy of imitation by all those who pro
fu.s TO be in FAVOR Of ORGANIZED democ-
raey Prior To the State and National
conventions The Post tonight wilh al the
power IL could command IN defense of he
single gold standard This It had right
to DO. hut as a r,lriy democrat, when, the
vast majority Of its party DECLARED II
favor OF both metals n inc money OF
Inc country Two Post, true 10 the party.
bowed With becoming submission TO its
sovereign win and is dong woman srr-
vice today beneath the old nag.
May The Daily Houston POST reach IN.
home Of every Texan during this grc1
conflict. May every patriot heed its demo
cratic teachings, and in November vote
for the hes, interests of the Countrywide
BRYAN and Scwall electors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
HON. A. II. GARLAND.

He Gives Some Reasons WHY BRYAN
Should BE Elected
EN-Attorrey General Garland writes TO
the Chicago Record from Hominy nm.
Ark, as follows:
why should the people Of Arkansas vote
for Bryan for president?
The reasons are numerous and cogent.
Arkansas recently went through a can
Vass from center 10 circumference on the
question OF gold and silver Tor a period of
iuli year, and. after II mhit thorough
discussion OF the subject, decided hy a
very large majority Tor blmetallism, and
70 restore silver back as before me do
MONT i1ts act OF 1873; and Bryan Is for
u aluusiy for 1t.
lie first made his name conspicuous hy
HuNofdl4ns u TAI II in accordance VITA
NE views of the people OF Arkansas.
lie has grown up and become famous
n a great Western state, which is en-
phat!c1iiy with Arkansas on the lcadns
poilti. al qucs lions of Inc day
lie is young and active; POSSESSING in
an eminent degree. the qual ties ment Il
ana physical 70 meet fairy and square.y
the perp.eXing and eXacUng duties Of The
executive of the Nation.
lie Is u tne alker, but not this alone
ne Is u Thinker ana worker. lie has the
Wen and to execute we'll
Ana all the questions and many of the
autieS public that await him II elected
boyhood
his record in all respects is pure and
sound. and it challenges the closest
+, rutny.
IN in lrmself he is worthy, ana he Is Mt
l'~t recently great and wise conNen-
Ton OF me larry to which most Of he
nvob'e OF iArNahSas bf;onG put MN forth
an applause rarely Witnessed. This con
yeniion met with tho purpose, among
others of selecting some ont for that
gron office, aid its wi! should lie re-
spected and sustained by all claiming 10
he.ong 10 that party. There rouid he no
differences on the subject after the CON
Vention had spoken-not one.
Conventions are great political agencies
to settle all differences and 10 unite the
voters upon men and measures. They are
Hluo!css 4 after they speak we are &c
that any one is entirely pleased with all
a convention does, but liz musi rot SET
qp h $ judgment against Its work and
dessert. Conventions are und1Ic social
machinery Is undone, aud political Mu-
Is to obtain. We have heard I the oue
wise and duilful juror STANDING. ouf
against tho obstinate clevcn-.of the
mountain and Mohammed.-of the tail
our judge ThHrman This won't do. sir"
The hoy argument used or attempted TO
W see and know his deeds and acts, and
when we reflect that many Of the ahest
aud best generals and statcsmcn ngd
jur ats have made their impress deep ana
sotd upon history before they we're HIS
age. From Cicero 70 Bacon, and nom
Bacon to our own Judge story, we see
this fairly illustrated. lns tances ~ on in
stances could be added. but II Is Useless
His utterances ard his work show ample
maturity, and ii SIMPLY Q case OF an
''old held ON young body"
The trust he has, UP TO date, held and
dis harecd. hrclks the force of any such
arguments ms this. If there be any force
in 1t.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04

4 YOUNG colored man wants a position
as porter In store or SALOON. have good
Recommendation. Apply aisl. this office. s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
BIDS and Proposals.

NOTICE no CONTRA CTORs - SCALED
b,ds VIII be received by the commlssi0n'
.rs court of Harris county AZ n o'ciocl
noon of Tuesday, September H. lslG Tor
tlia excavation ana placing II Shell on
Inc Lynchburg road from Brays bayou
10 T,fru water. n acrc r1Rnre witt mo
vaccinations now on file IN The office
IN the comfy surveyor Of Harris coun-
~ Each bid 20 hC accompanied by a Ger
lined ehack f0t $40, The county reserves
;hs ,fsht 10 reject any and all bids By
order Of the commissioners court
ga JOHN y, TOD. County Judge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04

WANTED -Cloan, Intelligent coorcd girl,
II TO Ii years old, to take care of chit
dren. Call today 1904 Austin. corner Of
Calhoun K
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
Board and Rooms,

FOR RENT Wen furnished upstairs
r. ON. 1u modern CunypiiieHCcs; with or
vthout board. l2lS Prairie Ave. corner
taiuluc. Q
THREE NEWLY FURNISHED souih
T. oma witn gas. lhth and excellent
b. ard pa c- very reasonable. strictly
private Apply llH Mckinney g
ONE large. neatly Furnished room for one
OF tNo gent nell with or without board.
Apply AZ tai Texas avenue. 3
NEWLY furnished sonthenst rooms, with
an modern couYeniep, cs table board
best in city and prices mos moderate.
iuli Mckinney. o
THE BONNER lIpTE., Lufkin, rexaa-
\ uew thieo-story brick, furnished with
twenty-five cool. airy sleeping apart
ucnts. average size n square feel all
neatly cHrpcted and supplied with new
hodf aud furniture throughout: also with
large offices reading room and dining
parlor. has iust been completed and
opono1 to the travelling public The man
alignment proposes to make ~ tho model
hOici Of East Texas Rates 500 por
day. l.. \. MantOoih. Proprietor: W
Mulworlh 0ate Of Jylerl, Manager 9-li
AN FHEPA RED 10 takc few boarders
by the day or week AT SeabrOok y pleag.
ant resort on the Bay shore: terms mod
crate. apply immediately. Address Mrs
G.. W. Als"orih. Seahrook, Texas.
ROOMS AND BOARD Pleasant rooms
Witn beard, convunlent 70 bus ucss, MOD
cfn couycuences S2 Travis street.