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RAILROAD.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.


STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND
STREETS.
15O A. M. week days-PITTS BURG EX-
thKESS,P aud Dining Cars, Harris
1890 A NJ PENIS YLYAsTIA LIMITED
-FulInan Sleeping, Diniag, smoking and
CCDser yation Cars, Harrisburg 70 Chicago,
III, ,Slhcinhati. indianapolis, ST Louis, Cleye
jand and Toledo. Buffet PaTlOF Car %
harrisburg.
10; so A. M. FAST LINE-Pullnian Brf1es
rarior Car TO Harrisburg. Buffet PE-ior
$40 r. NJ CHicAGo XED ST. LOUIS
70 81. Louis, and Sleeping am Iini1g
lars harFisburg TO ST. Louis Nashville
? wa CINCINNATI and Chicago.
nah Sleeping Car to PittsbuTg, Chicago
ana harrisburg 70 Cleveland. Lining
Gar to Chicago.
TnsunInan Sleeping Cars Washington 70
I1ttspurg and Harrisburg 20 St Louis
~ and a6 Cincinnati piaing c&r;
man sleeping Car 20 PittsbuTg.
90 A III for Kane. CanaudaigGa, R0ches-
yer and Niagara Falls daily, excepa
1880 a m for Eimira and Remove daily,
ex6etept 6tp sunday. For WiiiialnsDort daily.
4.IO p IN. for Wiiliausport, Rochester, Erie,
Buffalo and Ma CARA Falls daily, except
SATURDAY, with Sleeping Car Washington
1910 p. IN. for Erie and Elrnira dafly1
lor Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo and
Hiegsra Falls. Saturday nights only.
Pulp1an Sleeping Car Washington to
For Philadelphia, New York ana
the East.
400 m. IONAL LIN.
TIED" daily. an Parlor Cars with Din
ing Car from baltimore Regular at 90
tDlulng Carr, S.OG, 500, 1000 gDfnIn9
Carls and 11:O0 dining Car from VIII
mningtonl a; m. I2.45, BIB, 4,2O, $50,
10tDs i908 and 81 l1:S5 P "a on su0day, 100
Gar from WilmingtOni a. m, 1915, SIX
40, $50, 1000 and 1875 p. M For
Philadelphia only, Fast Express, 7:oo p
m, week days Express, 1915 p m eek
ETays, TaS,a,, z;Ut and 5:40 p m daily Fos
Fog Baiamore. s'25. 7.oo. & 80, 500.
200. 1000, 10. so, andII 90 an 12.l6,
Itsd. IhS46, 1880, So 2;ol, 315s 40 400 I1q
1000, 1O.40, Ills. and II.35 pm
O1 Sunday, z 90, 500, g 90, $ 05, 1880,
3i.00 am, IL 10, LIS, 2.0i, 5.l6, $ 40
- ITO, 1000, 1910, and II 80 pm.
For Pope's Greek Line, Z SO am and f. "a
e.mn:; daily. except Sunday. Sundays
For Annapolis, 700, 900 a. m, 12.1s
ana 40 p. N. daily, except Sunday.
Atantlee taRtdleycS ycosse $50 aRd 40 20
and points on Atlantic Coast Line, 40
ac a. M . 40 p. m; daily; Richmond only,
1o-oi q. II. wee days, tianLa Special,
VIA Richmond and SeabOaTd Air Line,
4.4o p. m. daily. Accommodation foe
Quanticn, 40 q. m daily and 4.25 y
H. Wee eek-dSys. ?
Sehsnore Connections.
For Atlantic City fvta Delaware RiveE
brldge, all-raH routel, 100 a. n, 3.15
ana Il 30 p M daily, via Market str est
wharf. lU-Bo a. II and 2 10 D. m Eeek&
days, IL -35 p II. daily.
For Cape May, 1 o 90, II 90 a. IN. " eek days.
il 80 e. III. daily.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and q
EtTe cts. and a { the station, Sixth and 3
streets, where orders can be left for tho
checking OF baggage Co destination from
hotels and residences
]. B. HUTCHINSON, General Manager.
]. K. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
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NANTED-By Calored woman. place to
do general housework; also washing; ref
2016 Fla. ave. se1T-3t
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY.
FROM Station, IS 1-2 st. q Pa. Ave
In Effect Nav q 1897

In Effect May o, 1897.
For Alexandra week days. $50, Q .o5,
80, ex-; 500, 3 80, ex-; 800. $50,
to.o2 ex.; 90, / AS a. H.; L 90, ex'
TO, .l5, AS, 2.05. ex.; 2.40. 500.
ex.: 3-3o. 400, ex.; 10, ex.. 4.45. 300,
30, ex.; $40, eos, ex.; 6.25. 90, 500.
300, 10 90, / 20, 80 o. m.
For Alexandra (Sunday onlvl, 500,
POO, 1900, 1890, II 90. 1l.3O a.; m.
II noon; 1880, 100. 80, zoo. 30
800, $40. 400, 4.3o 800, $50, 600,
q; 80, 90, 500, 900. 1000. 1I.20 D. M
For Mount YeFnoa,D Dyke aud way stations
week days., $50. 1905. l1.00 a. m.
lob, To- 2-05, 300. 400. 4.l5 D. m
for Dyke and Riverside, Z 90. 500 D. m
eFor Mount Vernon and Way stations
tsunday only, 800, 90 a m. zoo.
400 p. IN.
For Arlington and Aaueduct Bridge
week days., 500, $50. 900. 10 .05, l 90.
II 40 a. M, IL 90, l2.z0. l is. %. 10.
200, $50, 400, 4.16. $50, COS. 6.25:
100, SOC o. N.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge
SUNDAY only. 500, 900, 1000, 1859,
II 10, IL 80, a. NJ, l2.0 90 noon, l2-3o,
LOO, L 80, 2 90, $50, 3 90. 3:30 400,
4-3o, 900, 80, 600, $50. 7:Oe, 800
Baggage checked free for passengers
holding ftrst-ciass tickets at station BIZ
cycles, 20 cents each.
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NATIONAL. DENTAL PARLORS

0Uo r Street Northwest.
Gold filings and bridge work a spe-
cialty, at the low est price; amalgam I'LL
ings, soc; full sets of teeth on plates, SO;
absolutely painless, 50c; without, CSC; ali
work done by experts, and guaranteed the
best; open on sundays from 10 to 3
O'Clock. mh22-tf
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Mrs. DIR. RENNER

SPECIALIST
In obstetrics; gold medal aw arded for the
science of obstetrics from the University
of Munich, Bavaria; treats successfully
woman's complaints and irregularities; pri-
Vate sanitauum for ldGles before and dur
ing confinement. OFFICE hours from > d
III. to p. m. No 619 Pa. ave. NV.
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FOR sALE-HoUsE SEES.

FOR SALE A RARE CHANCE-sPLEN-
DID INVESTMENT-Ele homes; 3
pretty, new, bay window bricks. within
walking distance of Pension Office; prices
So, 700 each; always rented to select ten
ants at 81 8. so; well built; large rooms
and bath; sanitary plumbing, nicely pa
sheds. STONE * FAIRFAX, sos F st
NV. sci SGT
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FRAME HOUSES.

FOR SALE To whites only-Own your
own home BY paying 500 cash and $40
won't miss the money: nearly new and
finely papered 2-story frame, with about
2,ooo feet OF ground; fine parking large
f sia, 40 foot % rear ailev: within > % sGpsreS Ta
electric car line; east OF Lincoln Park, In
an improving section of city; price 81 ,42b;
title perfect. @. NJ. BRYANT, owner
Warder Building. 9th and sts. se1T-3t
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Dr.. Ledthermdn,

EXPERT SPECIAL LIST In the
cure OF all private diseases HydrOcels
Vsricocele, Structure, Impotency, and
Syphilitio Diseases positively cured. Ad-
vice and Consultation Free. Both Sexes
Sat evenings, to 8. No. 602 st. NV.
(ClosCd Sunday) jeI5-tf
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Mr.. BRACKEN,

or Providence. R l., Test and Business
Medium, tells you just what you wish
TO know without asking You any ques
tions; gives you fun names; satisfaction
Guaranteed, after others have failed try
him; positively fer short time only
sittings daily at So II st NV. Ladies',
90 cents. gentlemen, 81. Hours, 20 a.
IN. TO p, IN.
Test circle every Wednesday evaning.
Mr.. and Mrs Bracken viii both give
tests and show spirit faces. 25 cents
Mrs. BracSen, test md business medium.
also slate writing medium, sittingS daily
at 5S st. NV; ladies'. so cents.
seI4-7t
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

TYPEWRITERS rented at reduced rates;
with privilege OF purcnase standard
makes; preliminary instruction free. NEW
MANS TYPEwRITEK AGENCY, Gil 7th
st. NV. au2S SIN, ,em
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FOR SALE OR RENT-At Herndon, Va.
II room house and outbuiidings: I2
acres OF land; apples, pears. grapes. etc:
Z minutes from railroad station. For
further particulars can at room IL Sd
iloor Treasury Dept, or address OW NER.
box II, Herndon, Va. saI5-7tem
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ANTED-By settled woman and young
girl, general house work and chamberwork
or nursing; ref. 1702 1-2 10th st. NV.
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WANTED STORE AND DWELLING.
WANTED-Small store and dwelling; sta
ble if possible, state rent. j. E. A, this
office. eel 6-3t EN-
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FOR SALE-Or exchange; to good colored
party, 2story and cellar, mod imp, bay
fireplace; cabinet mantels, etc; good and
central location, NV; close TO schools and
markets; price right, and easy terms. o.
NJ. BR ANT, Warder Bldg, 9th and f SITS.
7-3t
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FOR RENT Store and rooms: grocery
good business. 400 Z st. ne. sci Site EN-
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FOR SALE-Three-s story, mansard roof
frame; rooms and bath; all mod. impS.
Only $500 cash needed; price $3.50.
Apply after p. m, at 904 22d ST. NV.
se16 ,em
FOR SALE-Columbia Heights, an at
tractiye, well built home; 10 rooms; a..
Its actual value, within the next 80 days
DANIEL & ARMAT, 1913 F st. NV.
se15- Stem
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WANTED situation as cook: small fam
ny good reference. Call 1913 ,,th ST.
NV EeI7-3t
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wANTED-HoUsEs.

WANTED-A house with about 6 rooms,
modern improvements, within walking
distance OF b. & o. Market; with stable
preferred. NJ. a. MISLOW, B. o.
Market. Item
WANTED A small house, not over $13,
with mod. imps. Address RENTER. this
office. se16-3t
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wANrEpzPosTAGE STAMPS.

WANTED cash, all kinds or old United
states postage and department stamps;
collections also fought. H. +. DUNK
HOhSI, 1000 1tb 81. NV. au5-tI
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If you wish to consult medium, VIII
not see the best?
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FOR RENT-uOusEs.

FOR RENT-A nice home, only $50 a
month; 1872 q st; nice rooms and
bath; large bath; sanitary plumb spien-
did latrobe aud range. STONE & FAIR
FAX, S06 i st NV sel8-3t
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LOANS Ironl 50 10 $50 TO reiisDie parties.
alsD money advanced on bicycles ROOHl
&, Central Bldg. cor. 9Th and Pa ave. NV
aulS-.f
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WANTED-A situation by g German girl
as sean8sIreSs IN family tCathoiset Z.
b, this office sefT st
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TAKE a tumble to yourself-a .faH" suit
is now neCess airy. We have EN-; ele-
CANT ones, custom made and only 'trifle"
Worn, at figures that'il please ali hands.
Keep this la your head. JCSTH'S OLD
STAND, 619 D st. NV. SeI4IW
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FOR RENT-Large, newly furnished sec
ond-story back room; neat; conaoftabde.
two WINDOWS. 723 11th st. NV II
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LOTS.
FOR SALE-0n o ST, bet tn and 9TH
SITS ne, size of lot 50x150 IT, price
per IT -. :............. .................... 80
On Bismarck st, bet Sherman ave and
Tth sc NV, size OF lot 50x150 it
price per ft Observation-Disclosures. so
A. S. CAYWOOD, 933 9th st NV
Item
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FOR RENT-ThTee rooms: fur, for house
keeping suitable for married couile.
Apply at l 8O6 nth ST NV. seis-3t
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

WANTED By aresppCIable cnlored woman
place in flrsi-clasS family as cook or
general hOuse work, city references. Please
oah or address So ST. nv 1t
WANTED-By q firsf-olass tanudress work
20 DO Al home, or general honSecieauing
Apply ie2e 18th st. NV 1t
WANTEB-By a respectable coIOrefl woman
WaShiBg 10 take home or 90 out by the
day; or clearing Address l714 Marion
court 1t
WANTED Widow wishes housework and
care OF chiloren under thirteen years IN
wiaewer's family WIDOW q, this office
II
WANTED By cOlOEed tTosHsaD, position
a. chaulberIlIzId. or general house " uTker.
Address 4o0 Wash st. NV. Item
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WANTED Singers. tenors and baSsos.
for chorus. Apply immediately BIJOU
THEA TER, Box Office. sci 3-tf. EN-
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WANTED Young woman, place cook or
uur Sc ia plain family. Call or send Word,
S15 22d st. NV. se16-3t- -cfTi
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NINE. DAVIS. born Clairvoyant and card
render: tells about business; ramoves
spells and evil influences; reunites the
separated, and gives luck 10 all: cures
piles and drunkenness. 1928 25th 81. NV.
SeS-1mO
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FOR sALE AND RENT.

REAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
BY
THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN DIFF ST. NV.
UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY FOR SALE
Per foot
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The above is only portion OF the prop
erty on my books. For full list can at
oifiee for bulletin issued on the LIST and
10Th. THOMAS +. WAGGAMAN
0l7 street northwest.
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W. n OEtH1A1-NB oCu oupts
j. N. CULP, Traffic Manager. Il
w. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
l.. 3. BROWN Gen, Agt. Pass. Depk
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WANTED-Nh hite woman To take care Of
house and colored woman as Cook: good
wages. 1902 1-2 10Th ST. NV. sei6-3t
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CHURCH NOTICES.

CHURCH NOTICES.
NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
corner 9Th and u SITS. ne, Pastor z. B.
BaSoy; w H Book at IL a. N. and 7:30
p. M; Evangelistic services every day at
10 n. m. ana I.30 p. III. Cornerstone Of
new church 10 be laid at p. m, Saturday
September 1S. 1t
sPIRITUALISM Sunday services at the
Temple, 513 9th st. at and 7:3O:
lecture, followed by test seance: circles
Tuesday and Thursday nights, 02I Yer
mont ave. DR.. Matthe ws, mediumin charge:
private interviews daily. 1t
MRS MCDONALD will hold meetings
every Friday and Sunday night, northeast
tests, and questions answered. ReSiflenee
230 7th st. Sc. Item
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
HOLIDAY EXCURSION AT HALF
RATES.

The railroads of Texas and Arkansas will
on December y and %. 1857, sell tickets
10 points in Tennessee. Alabama. Georgia,
North and South Carolina and Florida At
one fare for the round trip over the South
ern railway. with q limit Of thirty days
nom date az sale This offers an excellent
opportunity TO visit old friends ia the old
states. Tie Southern railway oifers direct
corrections with through GAYS via either
Nreyrphis Shreveport or New Orleans.
iberahy avoiding dlsagreenble changes and
tedious delays BE sure 10 ask for tickets
via the Southern railway, For map folders
and further Information address j C. An
drews. southwestern passenger agent. 50SA
Main street, Houston. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
A CHILD DESERTED
An ELEvEN-MoxTHs OLD pABy
LEFT IN A HACK
WINE inc Mother or Attendant Dis
appears-It VIII He Found
"a Home.

D. H. Wells, a hack driver. reported last
ihursday to SUPERINTENDENT Rradhurn Of
the Florence Crittenton Mission that on
.ue evening OF the 18th Instant, between the
iiours o. and a woman well dressed
with child in her arms got of the train
ana engaged his carriage. Whilst driving
on Congress between Austin and Ia
branch she stopped the carriage and Civ
ing the driver dollar, asked him to 50
IN the store and purchase some ribhop.
hen he returned the woman was gone,
out boy child about II months old. was
iett IN the carriage. MIR. Wells says he
USED every effort 10 find the woman. but
failed.
IL nothing is heard by Tuesday next the
Rev. l. 2. z, Morris. state superintendeut
o. Homes Tor Homeless Children. viii find
a nome tor ii in Il Christian family.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19

Quite pleasant evening was spent
Thursday evening at the residence OF AIR.
and Mis- oscar Erickson. i'll the way of a
Donkey Party" given ia honor OF Mr.
Joseph Spencer, RS IT was his 20th Dirt hday.
The first Prize was won BY Mr. t. Shep-
Ter and the BOBBY prize was Won by Mi.
Fred nesoh.
Delicious refreshments were served.
Among those present were Misses Edna anu
Al me Peters, Josie Hogan, julia Dupree.
Clemmie Shspler, Lucy lupree. Lola Bolds,
Mrs. j. Carney, Mrs. i. j. spencer, Mrs.
Oscar Erickson Miss Belle Spencer, Messrs.
II. Dupree, w. Clark, y. Bailey T. Shep-
Ter. Il. Bosch. Oscar Erickson. =. Whit
marsh and Joseph Spencer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19

heV' Joseph Il. Sears. for the past year
pastor of the Tabernacle Methodist cbnrch
IN thls city. loft with his wife on Frid,y
last Tor Cameron aud viii take charge OF
the Methodist church in that place for lns
next next Twelve months. Rev Sears ana WHO
nau enaeared Themselves to the Faber-
9lacle congregation and all with whom tbev
salte II. contact. II is said that tears were
hi az shed by many OF his admirers
IN mat church, which WAS the last service
70 be conducted by him before his dsnar
lure for his new field of labor. where tho
sood wishes Of host of friends follow MIN
and Mrs. Sears.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
SilNrr Meahinw.

very pleasant surprise was rendered
Mr. and Mrs. John shepler of l71S Dart
street Sunday night by their many friends.
IT being the twenty tifth anniversary OF
their marraee.
MIR n. Wolfe rendered several vocal ard
instrumental solos. accompanied by Mir
GNndolh aud MIR Wharton. after which
refreshments were served.
Among those pres nj we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Shuftiihe, Mr., and Mrs Colney, Mir and
Mrs. Ferguson. Mr. ana Mrs, neaton Ms.
and Mrs isenhour, Aiesdamcs Cotney. /.
sonnen. S. X. Montgomery, l.. Stbuptrine
Il. Ferguson, T. Noife, Misses c. Cameo.
r. Brown. {. shepler. Il. Fleguei, l.
Rswles. Messrs. f, Besch, q. Wolfe, j..
Wharton T.. Gandoif. NJ Canet, J.
Bosch. w. Williams and E. Shepltr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
CHEAP FUEL.
Tlmpson Coal Product OF Texas, Sue
oessfully and Economically Used
With the Dawn Patent

Timpson Coal. a Product OF Texas, Sue
oessfully and Economically Used
With the DAWN Patent
Boiler Furnace.
This furnace is not the crystalized in
spiration OF a moment, but is The result
OF several years close contact and eX-
perience With the problem OIL more elect
tally burning cheap fuels under steam boil
ers; and, in it's improved condition. Is be-
Scnd doubt the best boiler furnace yet Of
fcred to steam users.
The object OF the DAWN furnace is to in
duct the largest possible quantity Of heat
ed air with a given quantity OF steam, and
thereby secure better combustion than In
obtained in the ordinary boiler furnace, for
il should be borne in mind that it is not
so much the quantity as the quality of air
that is required to burn small or cheap
fuel With economy, for while it is "a
demonstrated fact that a small quantity
OF steam IN the blast is a potent factor in
burning cheap fuels, in furnishing oxygen
by the decomposition of the steam in its
passage through the incandescent carbon
il is also a demonstrated fact that an ex-
cess OF steam defeats proper combustion
and although a furnace may have sucn a
large steam discharge that the force Of tie
steam can lift the fuel and make 1t dance
on the CRATES, yet this is no evidence that
ii is a good furnace for the purpose Of
facilitating combustion. But a furnace 50
constructed that 1t VIII induct the largest
possible quantity OF hot air with the steam
used and at the same time thoroughly In
termiX the steam and air before the com
blned blast leaves the smell Of the blower
in the furnace and is discharged into the
fire, VIII be found superior method for
the purpose o. burning ignite. coal slack
and other cheap fuels. The DAWN fur
mace will burn fine fuel on any CRATE OF
suitable mesh, and is especially adapted
TO burning Ignite and has been adopted
throughout by many OF the largest con
corns In the country with excellent re-
suits,
Mr. DAWN has met with much success in
burning ignite successfully and ecoaonli-
cally in Houston and is now putting in two
OF his furnaces in the Hutchns House for
he Timpson Coal company Of Iimuson,
Texas. who mine a very superior grade Of
Ignite which Is being adopted by many
OF The largest steam plants in Texas as
the beat and cheapest fuel that can be used
with economy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
CURES QUICKLY AND SAFELY,
The Pyramid Pile Cure Cures the
Most Aggravated Cases of Piles
with Absolute safety.

Pyramid Pile Cure will cure the NEST
aggravated case Of hemorrhoils in an as
tonishingly short time. II relieves the
congested parts, reduces the tumors in
stantly, no matter how large. yllays the
inflammation. and stops the aching or ltch-
ing at once.
Thousands who had resortsd TO eXpen-
sive surgicalrtrsa.!nent have been cured by
the Pyramid Pile Curcin II number Of
instances persons who have spent months
in a hospital snder Il pile speeiailh1.
1t is a remedy that none need fear TO
apply, even to the most aggravated, fwol-
len and inflamed hemOrrhage tumors.
If you are afflicted with this stubborn
disease you can master 1t and master ii
quickly
This remedy is no longer an experiment,
but a medical certainly.
Druggists Sell At 30 cents per box II
is becoming the most popular pile ehfe
this country has ever known aud druggists
everywhere are ordering 1t for their Gus
toners.
For book on cause and cure Of piles ad-
dress Pyramid Co. Marshall, Mich, tor
rerly of Albion, Mich)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19

'uy germs OF all of our free institutions
we nope 70 incorporate new ideas ana
a asause fresh blood into the life of Inc
i nd,'s,u,r py this invitation to honest
Join. The meeting 10 reorssntra "
,o.oes on January 3, 1898, will not ba an
,apesi LOT aims or prayer to charity. hut
" ~ ADMIT WIN plenteoas welcome the pro-
s.esslse element of our people, to make
LOT certain and incompatible success 10
hedge against the possibility OF failure Inv
o "asu os ourselves anew more firmly
,,., nkediy upon the vast sea OF business
principles, Most respectfully,
Ed Banks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
EDEL ACQUITTED
,xr1crmEN~ CHARGING HIND
WITH MURDER
a.. Instructs the Jury to
|u.,ur fn n Verdict of
Not Guilty.

rs, arraigned in the criminal
court yesterday morning on an In
charging him with the murder
A. Hughes, and he was acquitted.
,,ost OF the morning was taken up
rs Jury. This was accomplished
,,,o,uents after the reconyening Of
# In the afternoon.
bnly witnesses sworn were Messrs.
punn. Cliff Ellison and Sid Proc
testimony OF Detectives Proctor and
was substantially the same. each
rating the other. They testified that
II NJ police had been notified by Sol
hat Hughes was going TO kidnap
nunn's little child, and that they
harding Mr.. Dunn's premises by or
he chief of police. They stated that
ore there on duty for twelve sue
NIGHTS aud on the twelfth night
made his appearance in the early
2 the morning
g their intention. so they said.
until Hughes had entered the hall
4 then halt him as he started 10 as
10 stairs.
were frustrated in this, however,
Ihes seeing the reflection of Mr.. Ell
form In the glass door. He re-
al once through the door. firing
Al the officers when he reached
tanda.
returned the fire with shotguns,
hts being fred by Ellison and one
kctor. and Hughes was instantly
krelopea at yesterdays trial that
hs not aware at the time that the
es we're guarding Mr.. Dunns prem
He was keeping the police depart
kcsted day after day as to what was
| done by himself and Hughes, but
In ignorance as to what action was
&aken by the officers.
h placed on the stand, Mr. Dunn
h that he had been notified that
! intended to kidnap his little girl
n the killing of Hughes occurred on
Bat gallery, but that he could not
|ho killed him, he being in another
/ the house at the time.
hearing this evidence Judge Gavin
b the jury the following charge.
jause the evidence in this case is
fient to warrant or support con-
you are instructed to find the de-
d not guilty"
Jury accordingly rendered verdict
hittal as follows:
! the jury, find the defendant, Sol
not guilty as charged in the indict-
w. z. Fitzgerald, Foreman.
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