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uu-sIyESs CHANCES.

.o>o,o>ocvoo.o.>cN~. No~Ncr~N~-oooN~N~~~
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured Tor
rs,rTs pc Desirable
highest commercial references GRlGGS
& CARLETON. 202 Broadway.
BICYCLES. Monarch or Defiance bicycles:
highest grade: also 1890 models; Az
prices: sundiies; repairs. L. A.. BoKh-
MAN. 43l Lexington-ave.. near 44th-s'.
CORNER GROCERY. hay and feed bust
ness. horses. wagons. etc; doing me
cash business In city Of 5000 Inhabitants;
cheap rent: must be sold owner has other
business; no agents. Call 2jS Grand ave.
Astoria. Long Island city.
DESKS Ooli-tops). partitions. ratings. ia
bles iceboxss. marble soda. all kinds
sogn,ers shelving sf chairs SN
BROTHERS. 1892 Cenue-st.
ROLL TOP DESKS. bss, quality. SIS. SIS.
sci. So. s25. SIS. s4s and SIS. F. b.
ESTES 4 SONS. +3-4I John-st.. near Mas
saust
TIE ROAD MAP OF the State OF New
York the only odometer survey or the
wagon roads Of the state ever made was
for this work; size. .+,4x3 feet; engraved
on copper: corrected to date VIII sell
plates or let on royalty: now IS inc time
FOR the right man 20 make his fortune
ADAMS 4 CO.. rs Duane-st
WANTED.--Inv-ntors should write John
Washington. ID. c.. for their $1,000 prem
ium: monthly contest open to them upon
Application.
WANTED. PARTNER-A young man
with $50 to toln Young man In manu-
featuring specialties: orders ahead large
profits. Address FOR interview. Box 10.
Tribune once.
wANTED.-siO.OOo to develop the trade
on special line Of wall papers. trade
already established: ready market at
all times IL satisfactorily proved; the cap
ital needed Is simply to be able to satisfy
Tribune Office.
WE HAVE money to loan IN small
amounts on satisfactory security. Ad
dress ROMA FTDE. Tribune ONCE.
WE ARE prepared to purchase Munici-
pal. Railway and Electric Bonds. Nd
dress INVESTORS. Tribune once.
5000 WILL buy and run established coal
yard with latest facilities for handling
coal nrst-class every way: none better.
long lease. low rent. FIRST CLASS. Trib-
unc ONCE.
urer ample security furnished party
desiring money Is an experienced and rep
u,ahle business man. FACTOR. Box 4.
Tribune once
$500 Man with that amount Of cash FOR
b''.in-rs that is a stnecure; hours from
vERsAL EXCHANGE. IoI Mark-t-st.
Newark y. J.
81 .Ooo TO oo-PARTNER wanted in
staple manufacturing business. good
trade. established. profits large. Address
H. Il. +. . box II. Camden. y. J.
81 900 WILL PURCHASE n pleasant lu-
crative. established strictly legitimate
business. no stock no debts n Will pay
." ''v'sii~at" ioa West i+th-st.. Room ..
ADV-RTISEAFNTS and subscriptions rcr
The Tribune received al their Uptown
Once. No i.242 Broadway. 81 door north
Of 3is'--, until O'Clock p m. adysr-
u.-m-nts received n, the following branch
Offices at regular ofrice rates until o'clock
y m viz. 2St 9Th ave. = .. cor. pa st ~
9Th ne cor. 18TH 1t. l+2 Columbus
near West 1Gth- 81. 100 w.St 42d st. near
Gth-ave NJ East i+th-st. c37 IVES, Az
At. between Ith and sth ayes. -? Eas,
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TIN AND SHEET rRoN WORKER -
Furnace steam and hot water heating
cl'y ~ country wages moderate i. Il.
2u7 Green -. Philaf'lpha Penn.
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FURNISHED bonses Go -Uountrp.
PRAISE FROM WILLIAM srErNwAy
Countrp propertn for Sale
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

~NN0N@ON NNN0oN~NoNON0.0<-o.o
FINE seal-brown team horses. IG hands.
years old. sound. kind and fearless
long mains and tails. best family team in
Brooklyn. price $3.50; elegant spider phae-
ton. brougham and tea cart. all in superb
order at half value: sold simply for want
OF use 2S1 Schermerhorn-st, near Bond
ST.. Brooklyn
FOR SALE.-Pony: with or without cart
and harness; we'll broken for child. Ad-
dress Or. O. c. JACKSON. Jamaica. L. !.
SHETLAND PONIEs.-Over 100 head 10
select from: children's ponies; breeding
stock: send for catalogue. w. J. SAMP-
SON. Youngstown. Ohio.
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COAcHMAN Gentleman wants position
Tor his coachman. whom | can highly
recommend as nrst-class man: careful DIRT
yer. temperate. oblieing: ! IT, 10 in. For
particulars call or address r. W. 23i Yves,
NSth -
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cOhCHMAN. Married. no family: first
class city references. leaving present
place through family going abroad. Ad-
dress r c.. 99l Park-ave
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FURNISHED HOUSES TOILET.

~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~s~~~~~~~ >~~~~~~~~~~r~~~~
FURNISHED cottage near Mantle: half
mile from shore; extensive grounds. in
Guiding barn. fruit trees grape vines and
rambling. old farm house: ren; moderate.
G. LUTHER. 20 Walnut-st.. Newark. y. J.
SPRING LAKE BEACH. n. fully fur
nished cottage with fine stable: beautiful
location; ocean and lake: spacious lawns.
gas, running water. bath. laundry. all CON
veniences; reasonable rent for season. Ap-
ply YARD a BUCHANAN. Agents.
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Go Get for Business pnruoses

IL BUILDINGS STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES TO LET
ID Chambers Spruce T'eekman. Fulton John. Maiden
Lane. Dey Barclay. Park Place. Park Row Nassau VIII
lam Gold. Gin. Pearl. Water and other sreets
rutland WHITING B@eknan-st
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

City.
REM OR SALE.--Bsrgains in hotels
boarding houses and cottages: building
sites reasonable. ISRAEL q ADAMS q
CO.. Atlantic City. n. J.
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man, thoroughly understands his bust
ness. excellent references r. J. HEN
MESSY. 35l East 5Gth-s,
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cOAcHMAN English. married: no fam
ily. long experience. highest testimon-
u leaving. death Of last employer Ad-
dress J. THOMPSON. 227 West leth-st.
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fOA'IIMAN .-German. single. - years
experience. understands horses. car
riages. garden work. reference. RoHDE
l,S East 32d st
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COACHMAN. BY temperate. reliable sin
gls man. thoroughly experienced. careful
driver can milk care lawn: willing. handy
and useful on gentleman's place refer
cnces CpACUMAN. BOX Is. Tribune Of
81
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Gilp 1)roprrtn for Sale
~>~~~~~~o~~~>>D~~|~I~~~O~~r
A DJOINTNG FIFTH AVENUE high ground. thor
~ oughy well .u.t brow house 20 H.
sunny prot .cted rear. sanitary plumbing Price
from
DOUGLAS ROBINSON CO..
800 MADISON AVE 20 LIBERTY ST
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roACHMAN. First class: thoroughly I'M
derstands horses and carriages years
personal city references. HONEST sober.
willing and ohliging. last employer Will
ceItifN- j g. go WEI "a Il
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS w.,
F'ernnie.

A.-A.-A.-
MRS: L. sEELY
IS WEST .2D-sT
MALE AND FE Nal DOMESTIC
ALL REFERENCES Ni scRRlr
Servants breakirg eirNnyEsTIGArlp
claims to fse 'r n.i, once and tors.s IN
brooklyn G.1 otilss. Bona-s.
o corner Fulton-st
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COACHMAN Married man, no encum-
hrance nrst-class reference: city or coun-
Try J. D.. Box -. | 2+2 Broadway.
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NURSE Lady desires to p cSIIf. uu,si
superior infants ~ y SoSnsb Irth; iavsl..ssI
French; taxes ehaFsr ,'o 'slr reoSunfn''~
Bile Tor delicate child ms""
l3g Fast 3ith-si a. nurse
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-13

FOR RENT-5-room cottage. Gray and
Rrazos streets Apply TO the office oi
the Bering Manufacturing company. y
q. Box 81. Il
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FRESH ALARM.

vns Near Havana Burned--Cafnpos II
Disheartened.
avana. January 13.--Thcre was an
err alarm here this afternoon. Clouds
'moke were ssen arising In the dIrcc-
! OF the village of Vegas, near San
ncisco de Paula. q small town about
miles distant. This was followed by
ed glare. showing that n great firs
In progress In that direction. Tho
m spread once more throughout the
and the report was again circulated
/. the insurgents were approaching.
this was as nothing to the terror
III came over the more timid portion
he populace when a stu larger fir6 Z
seen to have broken out. This time
fas made out that the town of San
1cisco de Paula had been set on fire
insurgents. and the alarm Increased.
pugh the authorities PROGRESSED 10
at the matter, claiming that the
was only the work of q few BEATEN
retreeiting insurgents who had been
m to desperation. In spite OF these
RANGES and the statement that tho
fish generals have for three daye9-
been aware of the Whereabouts OF
raj Gomez and completely Ignore hin
nee near Havana, II Is claimed that "A
troops must be very busily engaged a
there for tho insurgents TO be able 10 4.
town and village In sight OF ).
ina and yet remain unattached BY
government forces.
} greatest apprehension Is felt here 4
he safety of the water works which
ly Havana. They are situated At Il
}, about five miles from this city. ana
than that distance from San Fran
de Paula. reported to have been
I'd this afternoon by tho insurgents
iough tho Spanish authorities are
TX the best OF the situation It u
4 that the captain general Is very
dIsheartened at the turn events
taken during the last six weeks ana
. succeeds rumor day by day OF hie
BILE retirement from the command
4 Spanish forces here, II not his re- &
TO Spain. He attributes crest y
I the success of the enemy to their /,
superiority In moving quickly frptn :f
to point. and is still confident tnex
= supplied with sufficient numpeG
airy regiments he will DO able
ally put down tho insurrection
however, Is a hopeful view
which Is not taken " ~
,tful people here and the adheranl
Spanish government nrc anxtQull
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ioMEz CONTINUES couNTEsMARcaISd
New York Newspaper Corresp oadeSt
is Detained. "
VILLAGES ARE BEING BuRSEU
no Captain General Greatly Diahssrf.
cned-Ail Precautions Taken for
the Defense OF Havana.

Havana, January 13.-Cuite a comr.
ION was caused In certain circles hsre
ist night by the report that the iusurrsnts
ere approaching Havana, Tho nevs
pread with great rapldity and there 80
considerable relief amcng the Spanish au-
nori'ies when It was discovered that tia
farming report grew out Of tho explosion
an immense torpedo in the village az
'edaho rear this city.
There was little news from the front thia'
forming and It was all OF an unimporiant
naraoter. Dispatched from santiaro d
uba tell Of n sklrmish there in which ~.
isnrgonts left seven killed and the troop.
Fptured nine prisoners.
from Matanzas there was a dispatcb m.
ouneing another skirmish between the ~.
irgents and the Spanish troops. durin.
men the former had eight killed. In addi-
IN TO 'heir leader, Rogue Roderiguex. ina
surgents are also said to have retired
trying with them 3ie wounded.
AT Mount Gayabo band of insrryer4~
'm'nanded by Ruperto Sanchez. in
'nsh with the troops. had five men
ounded.
inc II aursents who have been In the VI
tity Of Managun, about twelve miles
um this city. have retired with tho losa
hve Killed and twenty-sevcn wounded.
AS intimated in these dlspatchc, Con.
~ Maximo Gomez. at the head OF hia
surgent column, has executed n counter.
irci. He seems to have reached I.ns
'ngas. ecuth Of Artemis. IN the province
Pinar del Rio. and then he turned
'und and headed eastward for Ala,lxar
q Guira Melena, and when last heard
m was moving northward towards Ha-
ma, after having passed Quivican.
General Maceo was last reported at Ba-
Hondo and Bandcra Is said TO be at
! cnstobal. TO the southwark Of Ha.
M, and In the province of Pinar del Rio.
mother report has It that General
coos forces are moving eastward with
intention of placing himself IN COM
nicatlon with General Gomez.
harles Solomon, the correspondent OF
York newspaper, who arrived here on
I'd the steamship Seneca, was detained
the police. charged. It is believed with
ing compromising letters in his nos
lion,
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THE OLD cHuRN.

In corner among the refuse
is an old churn, long years out OF
use.
kewood handle aud lid of ash.
this IS the song, with many plash--
bity hop. Oh. isn't it fun
ll not stop till The butter is done"
BIS the tale this churn could tell,
Brother Tom and Sister Nell
been called in to take their turn
rive the dashcr In the churn,
by this industry TO learn.
ID fiplty flop, when once they begun,
could NOT stop till the butter was
done.
mothers hands now still and cold
e grasped the handle. worn and old.
Row see her as she stood
worked TO feed her little brood.
le the old churn sang as 1t ever
would,
! pity iiop, Oh. isn't it fun!
|ll not stop til the butter is done"
|aiden fair with eyes so land.
tender heart and soft, white hand,
churred away, like "all pos sessed, -
please the one whom she loved best,
would not ston TO talk or rest.
Pity flop. you bet that was fun,
she forgot TO stop when the butter
was done.
:. oh we lik ID to see II, too,
/ dairy crop Of softest hue.
breakfast, slpper. or al dine
blessed our friends the churn and
kline.
!, made the huc'<wheat CAKES so fine
pity Hop. saw II was fun.
en II did not stop till the butter was
done
VI
scattered all from east to west,
he living yet, some gone to rest,
brother Tom has gone to sea,
sister Nell has children three,
! here are left the churn and me.
lfly non. IT is no more fun,
chnrn Is stopped. the butter is done.
WI.
Q reads this tale of churn and rhyme
" y, know he can but serve hfs time
dleness or Industry,
lieealth Or wealth or misery:
u perchance 1t yet should be
NY hop from sun to sun,
must not stop till the butter is done.
eain Moonra. N Farm and Home.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-S pro-
posals are invited ana will be received
AT The office of the architect. Eugene r.
Hciner. 6lOi4 Main street. unlil l2 O'Clock
noon, January - lS'S for the COMPLETION
ed nj Beaumont. Texas, for W. W Kyle.
ESQ. a certified check payable TO W. w
Kvie. in the sum Of I'VE hundred 050Jl
dnliars. must be flied with each propose l.
the conditions being that the bidder shall
within ten uQl days after the contract IS
awarded to him. enter into contract 10
az i've thousand $4,000 dollars for tile
faithful performance Of the works I'm
accordance with the specifications and
plans, which can be seen at the office of
the architect also at the office OF the I'M
dersigned The right Is reserved to re-
ject any or all proposals received. Y.
Wicss, Beaumont, Texas. II
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WANTED TO RENT.

ANTED--Cood work horse. or mulo. tor
his keep: plenty Of feed, good shelter
and care Address GNS care Post. Is
WANTED TO RENT-Hotel all furnish
ed. furniture all new; house fun of
boarders a bargain for some good man.
Address C977, care Post. II
WANT TO RENT-Two or three unfur-
nished rooms for light housekeeping By
couple without children; near. court
"
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A SPACE 1sx2i In large dry goods store
for rent TO an experienced milliner. Al
dress j. NJ Pagan, Caldwell, Texas. IL
RARE CHANCE for an enterprising man
with "A few hundred dollars capital 20
mcguire Il wei paying business. Address
Hox ~ Galveston. Texas u
S20o BUYS business clearing 500 per
month above all expenses good reason
for ceiling Southern Business Exchange.
oObis Main street If
FOR SALE-An interest in one Of the
best country papers In Texas; nne job
business: largest circulation in the
county In which 1t Is printed. and the
most advertising; can have fun con-
troll; good reasons for selling; independ-
eut populist; must have some cash. Nd
dress for further particulars Lock bo<
CO. Bryan. Teyas. II
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GRAPELAND.

H. w. Madden Of wife OF Crockett
the day in town.
|. S. 7, Anthony returned from Hous-
where she had been visiting a sick
liter. Mr.. ora Burns.
r. q. flUllngsworth, who has been
sick, is now up again.
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TEACHER OF brass Instruments wants
clcrkship In Texas: will work cheap; ex-
perienccd In general merchandise gro
ceries, etc. Address 6s74. care Post. "a
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liNNuI.
The Post


! The Pest.
sadness hovors round the,
Know not whence ii comes.
f re sudden INST obscuring
me brilliance of the sun.
yere az was happy candor
lroMi nidQcu, some things reign:
feeling OF deianse
'oes sursing through the brain.
cloud Of melancholy
seems overcastus space;
Ncs,upeiyinE lauguor
'iooms out from every face.
oreshadowinPs of sorrow.
,,nq dread of future Tears.
'EpreSs the brain while striving
10 search the coming years.
-2rr is FESTIVE for it's freedom.
lie ~ ctpLNe soul's respite
: psao.drlng through immensity
beyond the netheF night.
--Alva.
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LUBBOCK GRoVE--I have had surveyed
into blocks and lots the above property
say about twelve acres; 1T is beautituIy
situated in the Second ward short
walk from the court house ana about
six minutes by the electric cars running
past the lots, the land is high. well
drained. and is without question the
most desirable residence property now
for sale in the city; ] Will sell on easy
terms to those contemplating immediate
Improvement Apply to f.. r. i.uhbock.
Austin, or my sole agent Robert Lock-
art, Houston. LA
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LOSS OF VOICE
After Acute Bronchitis
CURED BY USING
AYERS 0n sssss,.,
A PREACHERS EXPERIENCE.

Three months ago. took vic.
lent cold which resulted in an attack
OF acute bronchitis. i put myself
under medical treatment, and at the
end of two months was no better.
i found it very difficult to preach,
and concluded to try Ayers Cherry
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|rRxAs AND TEXANS.
.,r.s from the Fifth Page)

;, ., whom regretted to see her
az state but wish her n long, pleas
Pep yiovd, the pastor OF tho Bap-
- here. moved his family to liaL
lie Tuesday 49,. ladies aud gen.
% columbus attended the Leap
hail last Tuesday.
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IL. you ARE UNEMPLOYED during
these long evenings, why not improve
your time by taking the night course
at the Houston Shorthand and Type
writing SCHOOL, II
WATCHES, clocks. jeweiry, ETC.. sold
~ g sacrifice. beginning November is,
lasting thirty days. old gold and silver
taker In exchange. Il. I. Wilton. 90s
Prairie avenue II
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FOR RENT-The large, light and splen-
did store In the Mason block. fronting
80 feet on Main street and 100 feet on
Rusk avenue. For particulars apply to
II. l., Dennis. Houston. Texas. Is
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ATHENS.

Bean and Miss Simmons of Cross
r wers married Wednesday last by
co BoYd.
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UNFIT.
: The Post.

n The Post
ssr,,s desire sweeps DER my soul
es s,rve the one Supreme
role. III so4'iS eSPcSl"
TUNe Tor Him the boundless awe,
N nv ulNine, that stirs within
,ry ne3rt the reverence Tor Ills law
4, ' whnS an things good for man.
magnitude OF mind
"a, ,s' could contemplate such A. world
perfect every kind
seem g or creatures 1t implied,
Nm, OF no imDort and feel
Gsei unqualified. -Alya.
I''uhge, October Is, 1894.
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RENGE.

n.cember 81 Miss Morrow, recently
assy Of Runge, and Mr.. Chas. ID.
n. ~ Waco, were married.
|p schultz went to Yorktown las,
~ and returned with his family.
k,sd bee spending several DAYS there.
II buchanan and family were here
uslena on Thursday on a visit to
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: Lizzie Winkler of Boone Prairie
70 visiting her sister.
sss Belle Cox and a. Kilgore have
visiting here.
: Matte Keller has been visiting in
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PERSONAL.

CuI. PRlCES-.From the LIST OF january,
1875. you can have your shoes half soed,
work guaranteed. r. Mayjak, 1909 Pres
ton avenue. pa
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LOTS in Harmors and League addition
also II lots near Auditorium. on Main
and Fannin; cheap, ana long Time. 7
j. Collins i0l6l Congress avenue. II
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$50
WEIMAR.

candles hunting party, Messrs. j.
,sr A, p. saith. S. p. Smith. John
| charles Book and others. absent
Ten days, have returned and re-
|sood luck and plenty of fun and
4 Quinn. city attorney, has returned
/. Visit TO his old Mississippi home.
customary New Years balls have
N materialized to great extent in
md Mrs. A, p. Shatto and little
avs gone TO San Antonio.
4 vo,erar commercial traveller, Mr..
40 representing A. Baldwin & Co.
IN AZ New orleans was in town
Aiay.
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WANTED--Position as night watchman
collector or almost any general work oy
young man who likes hard work. Ad-
dress 6a72, care Post Il
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FINANCIAL.
CRIPPLE CREEK.



We have carefully Investigated the mines
n,,a management OF the Big -Four Copper
atd Gold Mining ana Milling company
whose property f. located IN nc mSi.
eli The agency to sell 100000 of the Treas
ury Stock Of said Company snincient
ork has been done 20 dentonsliato thar II
Is valuable property. The money re-
ceiVed from the sale OF this stock y TO be
used IN erecting on the properly toneen-
trat!ng Works. Within three months from
the time the money N received for the
Works the management expect 10 nave
them in successful operation, and mat
thereafter every thirty days tnsy w WIN pd
Stock Applications VIII be received by
US for the purchase of this stock for the
next ten days and sales AWARDED Va inc
sumo Of e dollars and multiples thereof
ear. be invested. stock Will be sent 10 any
bank In the State to he delivered upon
payment OF price and we believe this viii
prove to be safe profitable ana revenue
producing investment, and Tor de ,annsi
10 call on or correspond with us,,,
j. 8. DAUGHERTY,
Kiam Building, Houston, Texas.
MONEY TO LOAN on ranches and I'M
proved city nropsrty; from ,o,sr sstee W ny
Webb Investment company. :.
MONEY TO LoAN-We shave money to
loan on city and outside property. a;
Paul &, Co. f0i0h Congress ave. z
WNNTED-A loan OF 5000 for nine months
or yea, at p = re,r t4 cehs' security sa "a
riIE southern Home Building and Loan
Association of Atlanra. Ca, have been
ioaning money hore ssAce July. lsso. ana
arc prepared to furnsBS,, money Tor the
purpose OF building he ~ promptly ana
Without any, vcxations Is; ror par
tieuiars call on Wm; ~ wilson. Jrs
Agent. 1908 Kiam Building. IL
,joo 500 70 LOAN at once. without delay,
on Houston city, real estate; Full IN
formation see u. s. Cole, Fleming q
Camps office. KAN Building. ~
A /. AUBREY < co. Real Estate and
can Agents; loans negotiated on city
property and good security. Al bust
ness strictly confidential. lol5H con.
gress avenue. -
Won CAN GE'T some sure money ny read
ing what we send free; National bank
references. Write TO Day RoperG
grain brokers. Chicago.