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WANTED situation hy cotorch woman |,
good cook or horsowork. Address 1917,
tlt,s office I:
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There l. Nothing So Good.

Is nothing just as good az DR..
New Discovery for Consumption.
and Colds. SO demand IL and do
INIT the dealer to sell you some sub
ne VIII not claim there is any
cetter. but In order to make more
&c may claim something else to be
GOOD. You want DIR. Kings New
because you know 1t to be san
'.Anie, and guaranteed to do good or
refunded. For Coughs, Colds. Con-
20 and for all affections of Throat
Lungs. there is nothing 30 good
Kings New Discovery. Trial bot
a Goo. w Heyer's drug store.
= size. 6oc and tl.0o.
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AN Al pernnan, tookkceper, correspond
ont and general oftie, and business man
wants situation, ie yclrs' experience In
banking aud all cicrcnl work; win work
first month or two for board alone; re-
ferences Address ''Commeicial,' this
offlr.>
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|
| WANTED Today good cook at SIS to so
| per month. l0os,s Congress.
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PROFESSIONAL,
PHYSICIANS DIRECTORY.

office. 22l Blnz building. phone a7s: resi-
dencc 1903 Rusk avenue. phone a9S.
Hours. 1880 10 1885, 70 4.
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Co,-oREn wcman wants 70 do house
work la small family. good naturcd an
easy 70 get aleny with. Address 1855
this office.
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FOR 81 90 YOU cat hove your watch clean
I'd ar mair spp'ng replaced. under guar
antee. also any kind of jcwelry repair
ing. done or made new to order; az ina
lowest PRICES at A. G. Wredes, Guy
Travis street u
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HERRLEs sclcol OF Music. fall term
commences September 4; practical
courses for beg nners, advanced pupils
and those desring to qualify AS teach
ers; piano. violin, guitar. etc; lnstru.
ments supplied for practice. Studio and
residence, l7l3 Mckinney avenue. Johni
i Herrlp
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MRS. c. BoCHOw will reopen her select
English and German kindergarten and
primary school. 14ls Capitol avenue. cor
ner I.aRranch. Monday, September 9Th.
Terms 81 10 9-i6
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HOUSTON SHORTHAND AMI TYPE
WRITING SCHOOL. Mason Block. Misc
Alice +. Harper. principal. II YOU are
ambitious and will work hard, we want
you to take a business training course
with us "
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MISSOURI, KANSAS /,
TEXAS RAILWAY.

o. eals Ausust q enN espeS Z 3
Psa,enesr And TicaSs xsS1f ~ 80
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MNrE. c. A. BUJAC pianiste, studio; a2s.
Mason block special attention paid 10
residence II desired; Instruction TO be-
ginners; also advanced students. Y
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WIAlNTED- teams 60 haul wood and
enc hundred men to cut four-foot ptno
wood at 75c per cord settlement IN
cash weekly. Wilson's woodward. 6
WANTED hundred men TO cut four
foot pine wood at 75c per cord; cash in
Coal Yard
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2. L. COOMBB loars nsorcy on co1Iater.
ais, In sums TO sun, on Diamonds, gold
auction daily. Simon Cans. the city
aucttonetr. -.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WXNTED-Twe unfurnIshed Rooms IL SUIT AZ
"ai,ie FOR light Housekeeping; must ne de-
si,able. Win gas and bath; cen'r as.s oo
os.ed. Address September TINS olnS - :
W ,..,,h hae,, and ste bic. near street car
WI, Win mi nave street, answer quick
,,iis nc, tenant Address lS7i, TINS o.,
fipe.
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= /. CoOMBs-sasgai.ns' ers wcnso oSad piss
guns sre saddles. two sets single
Zines tSls S. anredeemed pledges; ~ NAB
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wANTEll--By young lady of experience,
position as saleslady or assistant miiN-
ncr. town or city; splendid recWninerdn-
lions. Address a. ~, Chappell I'M.
Texas
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n. u, CocMBS-Rargnins brcechloed,ng
guns. colts and Smith & Wcsson pis-
tolls. six nno saddles, two sets single
harness. unrcdccmed pledges; SO Man
street
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WANTED--Pcrsops thinking of buying BIZ
cycles to see our famous Hartforda,
FOR the money In tho world, Dillingham;
Furniture company, 7Oi Main street 30
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SITUATION WANTED FIrst-class bar
her wants work, either IN city OF out.
Address l.arher. this oflice. J
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SITUATION WA, ted bv refined. educated
Young W dow lads AZ assistan: In buN-
home will teach the children " desired.
Address y V, this office,
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c,rcs without medicine
and when medicine fails; genuine instru-
ments, with special advice. sold or rent
ed bv Or. J. NJ. Arnold MooreJBurnett
building, 1913 Texas avenue. s-2S
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DIED.
PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
TO adverlisetno nts III office of The
Post for wee;> endins Saturday, August
Is. 1877:
122e l3,. 1901. ]. ID. Capron; 1853 (2l; 1906
1880; 1866; l..56 (2). 1851 (e) 1os 1858 Gl;
Jas. G. Hyde: s IL. (2); 1909: 1910 t2); IS,
A. Kratzen; 9s7. L. ii. (2) 12SS. 1905 go,
1889; l2s4 90; n Y. 5 %; 1910; 1910 90;
Opportunity; letG (2): 1881. z. T.; lSI 60;
1892; l2l7 (6): r. G. (,l. ltlS: 1853 1913 90
94t (2); ISss. t2a0 (2) 1921. III ca, 1892;
w, J. b.. 1875: Work, 1850; 1900 CD;
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FOR SALE-6i0 acres of good prairie land
10 miles from Houston, 81 per acre: W
acres OF prairie land 10 miles sSutnels.
of Houstoi so per acre; gooo ugn,,-
room two-story house in Third ward, gal
lerIes AMI halls. $780, good live.ro2mn
cottage. hail and galleries, N Tnird
Caut & Semple, 2Oi and POS Binz building,
n alston Texas. VI
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a. ~ s;ss Send !. r for 1MsaM.ssS ssgi
GUARD, Wilcox speeias Co., Dept. Va fsi'a.' -
SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New Industries Reported In the
south I'm q Week.

Chattanooga, Tenn, August 2s.--ln its
review of Southern industrial conditions Tor
the week ending August 20, the
Tradesman reports a mcst gratifying IN
crease in business and prices of all products
are growing stronger as the demand ~
creases. This Is especially true OF the
iron and steel trade, advances having neth
made in Bessemer pig, foundry iron, gray
forge blIets. bars, rods and wire nails.
The movement in Southern iron Is actiVe.
The furnaces are shipping their product as
fast as it is turned out and sevrai iur-
naces will probably be put in blast at an
early date. ~. ,aaL
Among tho new industries for the week
tha Tradesman reports cahnlng lactoties o.
Green Cove Springs, Fla. and santuch' ..
c.; chemical works at LynchDurs, W. 80 o.
electric light plant at Whitesboro' leAas,
and $40 600 light and power plant a,
paducah KY. Touring mills at ST. Florian;
Ala !. Conway. Ark; Ringgold Ga, anu
Mount Calm. Texas; grist mills al MOI
cure N a.. and Suffolk. Va, and founary
and machine shops at Middlesborongn. ~ ny
| Tn, Mcguire Coal company, capitai sso'vvv
| has been chartered at Beattyviiie' ny .ne
| plue Strings Lead and Zinc company capi-
on u az ooo al CHATTANOOGA: the Southern
1
| Gold Mining company, capital slvo,vVo; a.
Gainesville. Ca, and the Georgia doia MN an
ing company, at Lexington, Ky; A soap
! factory will be erected at Westiahe, Es.'
and cotton gins At Decats,r . Ala 1 1ames
Ca, and Canada, Texas. The a o y, o. g.. ' hssn
| lumber company. capital }5oooo' nas ~
organized at Apalachiccla, Fla. and Inc
Morgan Lumber company, capital s ars,,, :
ay.n,s will he erected at FloEence, Ala:
Haraison, Ga; Louisville. KY; Crowley
| La. and Concord, N. G.
LET me give you a pointer" saia n. =
Gregg. a popular conductor on the MIS-
sour pacific railroad. "po you Know s ,ar
cbamberlaln's collie. choiera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy cures you when you nave
the stomach acheg Well. 4 does ago
after giving this friendly bit OF advice, tne
Jolly conductor asssd on down the rs, asas
.aveIins men never take a trip WIZ
aus : bottle Of this Remedy, which i :. .nt
Ut cure for bowel disorders in the vos'''
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WANTED TO BUY.

I CAN furnish any amount Of money
wanted on brick business property IN
Houston. for and 5 per cent. n. Il:
Mills. ~ Main stroet
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wANTED--Re Responsible party to take
charge of dining room; also furnished
rooms to rent. with or without board.
Apply All Chartres street. 81
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

- =
HoR RBNT-Two connect ng s0uthsas .
rooms: suitable for couples; with hrsi-
class board. also barn for rent. Apply
1i0s Walker avenue. ---------------
NICELY furnished from. rooms, or en-
suite: baths; good board; close IN. foi
crawford. four blocks from court mouse
QUIET place; rates reasonanie' references;
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WANTED-General assistant manager
fer largo brewery; must he first class
man, speak German and travel, deposit
$1,000, with rise OF SIS to $1,000 Interest
in stock; salary $500 to 5000 per year.
10O9iS Congress avcffTIc.
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THE BOSTON Souvenir Dancing School
on September 10, Professors Cotton and
Goldstein will open dancing class for
the season. For information call at
Bryans Hall. between and IL Il. IN. and
2 and 6 o. m "a
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IADIEsi Chichestor's English Pennyroyal Pills
u p ,s. nrana are the Best. , n.l ,,s
Chichester Chemical Co.. Philada., Pa.
"oNyDONOIi' cures without medicine
and when medicine falls; genuine instru-
ments. with special advice. sold or rent
ed BY Dr. J. NJ Arnold. Moore Burnett
building, 1913 Texas avenue.
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III. HUGH G. CUNNINGHAM,
surgery, Genito-U Urinary, Rectal and Re.
male Diseases Ofnce 60et1 Main street.
Office phone 60; residence phone Ns.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Two-story dwelling,
Hnautfful garden, with all modern im-
prove.nents, at a desirable corner ana
sDutA' 81
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WHO wants lots in block %. swinney
addition in tho Fifth ward. at a bar
gasne Address Eugene" box 1895. San
Antonio. Texas: -
TEN ACRES In Third ward. so cheap
huyer can more than double money ~
one year: good location: cash wanted.
Geo. W. Reynolds, 3p7is MAN, Z
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WLANT11D--eAn the men that want 10
work to cut wood at rsc per cord. ca sh
every week; no dudes or ioafcrs. VII
sons Wood Yard. :
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YOUNG colored Il an wants work around
houso. yard. dining room. horse, huEyy,
and can mix: no objection to icavlns
city. well recommended Address is2t.
this Office.
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TypTsW RrrERS~ Don't pay 500 for a
typey.riter wii.n YOU can get tho best
Tor nenrly one-half the price; the latest
Impressed Hartford Is the up..to-date ma
thine. send for catalogue. We also nave
n large stock If second hand typewriters
OF ali makes which We have taken IN en-
change. at very low prices. u Will pay
YOU 10 write Va II you arc In the markat
before buy.ng elsewhere and get our
weston. Texas. $50
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WANTED-E Experienced driver for bread
wagon; none but a hustler need apply.
Paul Floeck.
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WANTED Lad hookkeeper and office
clerk at once Ulrec charnbermalds), at
l0O9ia Congress aVenue. 81
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WANTED Manager with $500 casa for
branch office partner with $50 cash
10 establish agency in leading cities In
Texas. good thing for right men; man
and wife wanted, wife to cook. man TO
act as tanitor, milk and he useful; must
os sober. booltkeepers. steuographers,
hotel clerks. s,Ii.s mo.;, SIX goods man,
etc; 10c9t, Congress avenue. 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

10 WHOM ri MAY coNcERN--f havs
no connection whatever with the Guar
anty Loan and Investment company.
and have not lad since resigning from
It's board OF directors Immediately after
lis organization. Any NE OF my name
in connection with its affairs Il undu-
thorlzed and fraudulent. John il. Kirby;
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

<iOo 1850 AND 2233 acres. all black prairee,
situated rear Sour Lake station, al
fronting on ths Southern Pacific RAJ,
road, nearly in solid badly; We want
money Address VIM Hunter Hntchns
House.
BARGAIN Four desirable rcsi1on. iots
in MAGNOLIA addition next 10 Brubner;
two corner Thompson and Washington
streets. two in rear. Address Martyr,
l,oN g. oty.
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WANTED Stcnogranheis. boolkeepers
salcswomcn. cashiers office clerks and
all those wanting commercial positions
to call ana consult lady managers at
Ladies' Exchange lep9is Congress. 81
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WiNTED--A competent govorness 10
reach two little rlrls and years old:
must also he able 10 teach music only
encc required place OF RESIDENCE 10 miles
from Victoria. address O. =, Z. Hol-
land, this office. 51f 2
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WANTED--Tc engage with n prominent
commercial iirm' am young, thorough
~ competent accountant, and wish to
ensuge permanently. Address Box 400.
Sherman Texas.
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FOR Rr.NT--rwn. story scvcn-room house.
| lis Mckinney avenue, ample yard ana
/ both cistcrn an, hydrant water: rent
reasonable, Arply on prcmiscs. ~
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FOR SALE--An assortment OF second,
hand pMiinys, hangers. piping. etc. CAL
al the bnHincss Office u 1,ho Post. Z
DAYTON ELECTRIC FANS
Croker Wheeler Motors.
General Electric Motors and Generators
Buckeye Incandcsoen, Lamps.
And fun line or high grade Electric
supplies OF AL kinds.
Repairs To all kinds Of apparatus.
Contractor for complete plants.
l.. Il. MILLER.
Office No. - Main street.
Phone 5sb "
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HELP WANTED.

WANTEsD-tNfty Mcxlcans or negroes to
cut four-fcot pine wood and clear land.
75c per cord for the cutting. Hubert s.
H. Wilson
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY 10 LOAN on reasonable terms
on Houston property. Inquire at 6o4
Main street. -
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QsSueQ ~ VN11 49,. xx5 |I |( a '4*
e SoSSpse ~ =, s.: ~
s1stt-.ss.ess y "a. 8{. | "a ~ az
escxSs: :-4
k0k &EN 40 Il ~ xvx !lll1 a a.. lI ~
moSr K0r SeNe.A n L., 1.z a #
Craw Ana ~ ;s' snS ~; M n s
60 ~ ~; 81
NOH H1N1>-NU4 Ht44. e4o1<1z. ~ t ~. y
ryom: mE ana cosH cexn 49,
vsvsr ~ = 3ssHs - ~ ys.3 N
cs:y. !. --.' 8 4
FOR RENr-Oo Ruek, between !sosNxen&
Sn~.cs, Ill ,xs,sr,s ss,,,ss,,sr ~ ~ ~er
IN rssa 49, "a z nr,fv ~ N
H,s"k ~sss~s - - "A ~ s
- -, y =. 3
rne mE S.rr I Sma ,s,,,rv s ax,s ccssec
tim. Co ", 49, vvsscnii, 7 ~ vv01iford
100 Lamar.
FOR RENT- Ffvc-rtors cntfaEo thr6S
LL,rks easf ~ Main a. fsanjtdf. water
bath, Apply I'll CaTstol nvsnuc. q
FOR RENT-riSour nicoiy fufniSked roon1
FOR lirht ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bath, RaS and
rar stove; evcrythinr convenient; i2bS
Main street. 81
ron pwNI I'm navel Il rcet Third ward. Y
tivc-ros,n twn s,ory house desirable
rsilh,,orh~,d: inc.lern rcnvvntsncss;
aiso fourfoor cc;lare At scabrcok. Ap::
lily ini7 Mckinney avenue, u
-
sn,,,nsrn ~ I,ns,,re 4, small priyate fums
frcu si coas ~" no s, S Y~ss,, wvenuc. II
EoH AEN,fs. rshro,. beautlfu, ssonnectirR
Hvn 81, ~. a. lin, nc,'sshrenImr
furnished az Wnfurrshed, near business
center; gaterehecs requirea' A"urcss n
III .sis 0anvS
FOR RtNT--lTwn story scvcn-room house.
lis Mckinney avenue, ample yard and
both cistcrn and hydrant water; rent
~. =. =.
FOR Rf1NT-FiNc'ron cottage ca WEEP
s!or avenue, sly pcr mnmh. Appiy ShSss.
onto street. q
ron RIgNV--A three~uOpr cottage with
hail. isii clay avenue. between Caro-
limo and Aussn streets. Apply laio Caro-:
limo street III
:, 4 W. ~, II
dress 1851 this ciiice 81
,n,, ,,>,,. 49,. s,,r,Isr.i
pvN w m,,y s,eg,,,o,,, ciidrcn
w,tT Hi nnnvcn,, ness ana riosc IN. rcf.
ercnccs, Ina Travis street, u
;,sSs, :, ,x =, r-1 ,os,,ns
| TN 100, s..'n , ,..iar, .n,,,,..s,icnces.
| " Iva e., nm,,iy' isia ,.ani,ai myenilc
S S,ose W. ,s NppS MA ~ ~, t,rnnsh. al
| III : - -,
Hu ... 49, ,.,J ss;,vnrls s,,seat AMY 10
| ~ Ns,h,, First wnrJ
80,
| rut. nnS '-rn.cEa.as 'r 49,, rr,r,a ~
iurhlsnen niNr, LA, ,n,, ~ ~, 80 n ~
CAV. week " uunnnn.I,, ~ ". ,.,,x
| frcc ,a,ihu
= T,1 a..
81 N 49,, ~, ,,nis,n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ mnn ,,,', ~ tonirnhi,. ,,,rpntjshad rooms
| hn,i,, naxt Jnar $40 Milnm 4
FOR EENT~'Throe otncc rooms w new
| bu.lding. corner FRANKLIN ana SAN Jn-
| clnto streets. western NeWrpaper
Union.
| Is.,IS - iSNS-rA fiyr-roo,u cottnge with
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WANTED Situation to do cooking ard
hcusewoik by good colcrcd GIRL Apply
at $40 ST. Charles
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ron SALE or EXCHANGE.

WHAT am I offered. either cash. ap-
shares. par value s30o3 paid up. non.
asscFsable dncorporatcdi. With general
mhnagcmeui: fne paying Investment.
Autofnath Fan Co, box 0. Houston. 81
TRADE OH EXCHHNIE-Horsc or
double team wagon, for fancy chickens
Address 1902, this office
EXCHANGE 10 city property 4I acres
OF timber land at McCarhy's switch;
splendid opening for wood business. Wi.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-11-02
BALANCE OF POWER.
1t Is Held In Kentucky by the Ma
tionaI Democrats.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 1.-EX-Sen-
atOr Joseph c. Blackburn and other
possible candidates for the United
States senate in 1900, when Senator
Lindsays term will expire, are taking
the greatest possible interest in the
election of members of the legislature,
expecting to gain an advantage. In
many of the county races the Demo-
Gratis and Populists have fusion tickets,
while in others the Republicans and
National Democrats have made fusion
agreements. On account Of these fu-
sions the Democrats are claiming that
they will hold most of the Populists in
line for their candidate for clerk of the
court of appeals and are also it is al
legged, attempting to convince the
Populists that Joe A. Parker their
nominee for clerk of the court of APP
peals is running in the interest of the
Republicans. They also claim that an
other element in their favor is
that the National Democrats are
making strong effort to bring
out their full strength on Hind
man and that this will be to Shackel
ford's advantage as otherwise, the
Democrats figure, a great part Of the
gold Democratic strength would go to
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-11-02
ELECTION WEATHER
Special Bulletin Issued by the Chief
of the Bureau.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 1.-Chief
Willis Moore, of the weather bureau,
has issued the following election day
weather bulletin and forecast:
storm of marked energy is central this
morning in Western Tennessee. Radiating
from that center, it embraces the whole
Mississippi valley and eastward to the At
lantic with dense clOudiness and rain.
OhiO-The storm center will move from
Western Tennessee northeastward, causing
drenching rains all over Ohio today and to-
night, but it is practically certain that it
will pass Ohio early in the morning, leaving
Tuesday clear and fair overhead, with cool,
brisk west winds and muddy roads.
Maryland-The storm center will pass to
the northward of Maryland on its easterly
course, causing heavy rain to continue at
least until the forenoon of Tuesday in that
state but with a probability Of clearing dur
ing the day; muddy roads.
New York-The storm center will probably
enter the lower st. Lawrence valley Tues
day morning, doubtless causing in New York
state and city brisk southeasterly to south
west winds and heavy rains during the
greater part of the day, but with little
probability of clearing in the afternoon.
Kentucky rain today. but surely
clearing before Tuesday morning. Tuesday
clear and fine.
Iowa-Clear and fine Tuesday.
MassachCsetts-Heavy rain tonight and
Tuesday,
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-11-02
THE WHEELS OF HEALTH.

There is no better exercise for young
woman i'll thoroughly good health than
bicycling. On the contrary, if she suffers
from weakness or disease OF the distinctly
feminine organs, if she rides, at all, such
exercise should be very sparingly INDUCED
in. Women are peculiarly constituted and
their general health is peculiarly dependent
upon the health of the specially feminine
organism.
It is the health Of these delicate and i'm
portaut parts that makes the wheels of
general health go round" Their strength
and vigor are as important to a woman a.
handspring to watch, or a sprockct ard
chain to a bicycle. Dr. Pierce's FavOrite
Prescription is the best Of all medicines for
delicate women. II makes them strong
where they most need strength. Taken
during the interesting interval" it ban
ishes the usual squcanlishne5s and makes
baby's admission to the world easy and al
most painless. It fits a woman for indoor
work and outdoor sports. Honest druggists
don't advise substitutes.
II cannot say enougl in praise of DR.. Picrcc's
Favorite Prescription as il has undoubtedly saved
my life" writes Mrs. Florence Hunter, Of Corley,
Logan Co., Ark. " I fniscarried four times; could
pet no medicine to do me any good tried the
'Favorite Prescription and after taking several
bottles, 1 made my husband a present ci a
fine girl. I think it is the best medicine in
the world"
man or woman who neglects conStipa-
ton suffers from slow poisoning. Doctor
Pierces Pleasant Pellets cure coustipe-
ton One little Pellet" is gentle !a~a-
tive, end two mild cathsTtic. All re4i-
cine dealers.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-11-02

having been the aggressive canvass
of Rev. DR.. Swallow the Prohibition
candidate for state treasurer, which
has been wholly on the lines of reform
in politics, with little or no reference
to the liquor question. The state Of
ficers to be chosen are state treasurer
and auditor general. In 1895 Haywood,
Republican, for state treasurer, had
plurality of 174,264 in a total vote Of
769, 1876. The Prohibition vote was 20,
779. Republican Chairman Elkin, in
his figuring for tomorrow, predicts a
total vote OF 665 and a Republican
plurality of 177490. He comedies Swai-
low $4,000 votes. Democratic Chairman
Garman says there will be a total vote
Of 925,000, and that the Democratic
candidate will have q plurality Of 1J.-
900. He gives Swallow 10000 votes.
Chairman Jones, of the Prohibition
party, claims that Swallow will have a
majority in twenty and probably i'm
thirty-seven Of the sixty-seven coun-
ties, and that he will receive at least
$4,000 in Philadelphia alone. He gives
no estimate Of Swallows vote in the
state