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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-07

WANTED TO BuY~-SOOO acres OF good prairie
land In coast country for spot cash must
be aIgain. Interstate Colonization Co..
SOC Main street. Houston, Texas. II
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FOR SALE--Profitabe office business 1850;
half cash balance out of business. Address
1896, this office. II
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WhNTEfl--The caro- a. 4 OF mothcriesl
girls. or years old: references exchAnEee
For terms etc.. address Miss J. u. Mitcheit
Bryan Texaa
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WANTED--A few hustlers 10 write fraternal
insurance, top contract: good territory. Adj.
dress ]. D. Stafford. 2l6 Main street, Hcus-
ton. VA 45s z
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BI1Y and sell furniture and household goods
loan money and charge no interest On goods
stored; only frst- class warehouse In city.
no rats, W. g. Archer 2l1 Milan tt
WANTED Walnut. oak and ash iosp; va arc
In the market at all times for inc above
timber and pay cash for same Write us
for specifications ind prices. c. H. Cum.
minRs & Co. u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the regular az
nual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Houston EAST and West Texas Railway
Company will be held al the general Office
Of he Company. in the city OF Houston
Texas, at ~ O'Clock noon. on Tuesday, the
6th day OF December, 1885; and the regular
Houston East and West Texas Railway Com
many will be held In the city OF Houston.
Texas, at ~ o'clock noon. on Tuesday. the
18th day OF December. 1898.
JAMES A. BAKER. JR.
Secretary Houston East and West Texas
Railway Company. 40
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Ladies to do piece work at homo
steady employment; good ray. %la LaBraneh
street slit-3ka ys3arssass0
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE CHEAP one small stock dry
goods aud two good paying office businesses
Call or write Southern Business Exchange.
room 40l Binz building
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FOR SALE-GroceD stols at once cheap;
corner Houston Avenue and Moore street.
Sixth ward. 10
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WANTED Rustlersto solicit work for Chi
caEa steam Dye Works, 1e17 Congress ave.
~
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ron SALE on ExCMANGE'

FOR SALE or exchange--One OF the most VI, 81.
watrr. In Galveston county; fine drainnxe:
lovely location: close to railroad; thonsand
bearing pear and other trees; niee .sN bnm muu
inap for Sl5D0: what have your Title pefiec1t
Particulars. address 1854, this ofnce =
WILL. EXCHANGE for cattle four SECTIONS q q
land near railroad. Apply to " ~ 500.
frey, QuApah. Texas. 81 -
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FINANCIAL.

I HAVE $500 to loan on Houston real estate.
Ira p. Jones. 20i Kiam building. 10
MONEY TO LEND--Upop Houston real cs.
tate. Ed 8. Phelps Attorney. No, SioE
Main street. ~
WE WILL advance money without interest
or all goods stored with us. Mercantile
Storage Company. phone 62s, 10
MONEY TO LOAN 81. 900 10 lots OF 5000 TO
$4,000. with Texas National bank stocks as
cGllaterai Send copy OF last statement and
auuiy to d. a. Duncan, cashier. isrowpk.
u. Vile. Teas.
MONEY 70 LoAN-on Houston. city real
estate. farms and ranches W. H. Hudson
q CO., rooms 5o4 to 507 Binz building. u
MONEY TO LOAN On In proved farms ead
ranches Francis Smith 8 Co. San A.
ronIo. Texas Call on r. VI, Norris kis9
building, Houston. TsxsA
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a FIRST CLASS butcher wanted for siaugi-
tcring purposes principally, Barnett =
NeIms. Caldwell. Texas. 74 Z
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wANTEp---A situation by q registered drug.
Pist and bookkeeper; good references; SIN.
sic: sober. Address G. 8. NJ. Box 8. Hemp.
stead. Texas !
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| WANTED--Sx experienced waist makers, Also
Ok skirt makers, Apply Miss l.. Donaher.
4l5la Main street. over II. Brown g. Co. Z
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FOR SALE--Finc combination mare. 8 years
old, gentio and sound. extra breeding. q
iiinnen. at } $. Bowses's stable NOo Pres
tcp avenue II
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WANTEn--WhIto woman to cock and do
housework. Apply Mrs. j. D. Woolford.
1902 Lamar.
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WANTED--AT once u good ali round tailor.
Apply TO Gtle. Tho tailor. Nayasota. Texas.
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bONIT PAY KENT when you can own your
Lone and have ten years to pay FOR II on
small monthly payments. near one Of the
class nsighborhocd, close to street car line;
price low AdiEoss at once No. ~. tnii
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TO EXCHANGE Of sais-i'I tvo.stpry. - z
Heiglts Ban Antonio. With lxbxly5 1851 q
nice ground. stable. baths; cost SoVg aol-
iars Address Box "a. Schuienburk' Vexs :.
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WAilTfso--Man aad wills for farm work ana
rrl fer houaswoik. Address AZ Mckinney
HNGuup, sl,T .5s 4> ii. 4
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WANT hD-S1A German white girl or woman for
Franklin avenue, between and II n m, b
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wANTED--- Man Of ext srien.c, With Of With
out capital rs manager OF planning mill.
SASH duor aud blind factory In city Of 90
vvu. mono hut hrst. class need apply. Ad.
iress p. o. box go, Lake Charles. IA 1
stste particulars Is 70 experience and pfess
enl pvcVpntitn -. 49, s-'-f
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PHYSICIANS RESIDENCE and good prac-
tice for sale: terms easy r. r.. LeMhs-
ter. Fannin, Goliad County. Texas. 10
FOR SALIs--At o bargain. or will trade for
land q complete planning mill at Sinner; for
information apply to ]. C, Bloom. Sinner.
Texas.
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EOM SALE or ExCHAnGE.

WANTED--TO trade for good resdeIce IN
city. Third or Fourth ward, come superior
.alb,a,k i iina p coreress avenue.
isJu,'I0 EQUITY In nns two-story seysu-rcom
residence in San Antonio. splcnuid location.
overlooking entire city; make oirer. AVIS;
this office.
land IN East Texas for lumber at the mil
OF fob. Galveston. Mark Miller. Calves.
f0n. Texas.
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BEST OFFER takes beautiful FAIRGROUNDS
cottage; lot or land taken as first payment.
| balance SIG monthly II desired sos i<iani
| 4.
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TWO furnisiied roop,s, with beard to a couple
or two atntlcmen: would 0e glad of a few
day boarders: references required, ilOI La
mar avenue.
TABLE BOARD $3.50 a week at 40 LaBranch
street.
BOARD AND ROOMS
1909 Rusk avenue. 10
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most desirable 2o-acre fruit farms, fronting
tide water in Galveston county; fine drain
ago. lovely locations close to railroad; lO0C
and shrubbery. excellent buildings; ideal
home: snap. for $4,000; what have you
title perfect. For particulars address 1851,
this office. "
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FOR SALE-Thc National Hotel. at bar
gain; also SELDOM building: will take
half cash and rest on easy payments Ad-
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srruArrois WANTED.

WANTED Young man OF GOOD address, with
five. years experience, desires position 90
clothing. furnishinG goods Of shoe eeies.
man; best OF references. Address Lock Box
42S. Yohkum. Texas. ~
wANTED--Po Position as manager Of plantation
Of either sugar cane or cotton; have nad y, = |,
number OF years experience: can give Hii'
Tnsaa ste''>->''' m -. - ----~-.,-.
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TO ARRIVE NEXT Week -onc car new
cIcr peas, beans. radisb, lettuce, melon
onion, cabbage and n general line of seeds
of nll kinds. Send us Hist Of your wants
4 Co.. $40 Elm street, Dallas. Texas. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-07

CUSTOMERS OF NAPLES Drug Store will flni
II located at oil Congress. between Main and
Travis II
HOUSTON CYPRESS ClSTERN Co, manu-.
troushs. etc. Office and factory. foot Of
Main street. Houston. Phone No. ES5. II
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W.ANIED--A woman 90 cook and wash for
family o. six. Mrs. lno, $. Galloway, GUAM
MI. TcNas. III 49, I q
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PERSONAL

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements in sffice OF The Post for
week ending Saturday, December 3, 1898:
AIS; 455I; 1865; Asp (2); bargains ~ VIM.
y. Bailey; 1927; Joe Banvillon; VIII Carey
Chemist "a; 1888; Dixie Daniels; MI: q. y !;
4 45s5 (ID; 4535 "a; 1855; 1854 and 4Ss2; 4lSs
t2); l53S (3); ]. L. w; 1905 90; G. s: y,
45S2. 45D7; 1851 "a; 1851 Cd; 4l81; 45ll; il6i
1857 4ss7 t2}; is7s; 1855; 1873 Veg Msyars .5st
y 1le4: N, o.; $3.50 (2); 1896 90; 45Z0 ~; 45i5;
5l94: S. S. b.; 45i3; 4193; 451s; 4l68 %; MI.
Roland. 4067: 4672; 1872; 4542. 454i 80; 26gl
IA: 45ls; 45s6; 4571 49, ASH; 4ei7; 4lsI; SS4f .
4e7S: Willie 90: 459S (2); 454s; w. S. M;
Mrs Clara Yeager. ------
FRUIT GROWERS. farmers. attention: Dom
fail 10 see cur exhibit at the Auditorium
catalogue free. Alvin Nursery company;
Alvin, Texas. ------------------ 10
Try THE L. and M. Cambridge pork sau,,
sages, SOLD by all grocers. -------. II
MASQUERADE and theatrical costumes, iu "
dIess suits, wigs, boards, tights, sandals
masks. gold and silver trimmings, Jewels
cruwps swords, ttc.; all or rental or ,n l9'
sale. mail orders specially. texas oos,
tune Co.. 613 Travis street ~
yIAvI Home treatments; please u,
cali ard investigate at State headduarLets, :.
102 Binz building; advice and heaitE bo9I
free; lady attendant :.
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KATTMANN & KNEELAND, manufacturers
OF tents. tarpaulns. etc; see our hunters
tents with folding cot and bar; very light
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

WANTED--1oO rocncrs. 2jr night. Capital
Io,ge, Main and Capitol. 10
LARGE FRONT Room with board nlooer,i
ccnyenence5 Mrs, NJ, ~. MaIrast oDs
Caroline street.
1911 TEXAS AYENUE--Large, iirst-c:Ass
boarding house, ~ blocks from Capitol ho-
tel Main street: transient and regular
bourders solicited: rates reasonable. telo-
phone 100
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FOR SALE or RENT---A Hno plantation III
Brnsoria county, valley land seven miles
west from Columbian 1000 acres In good
state OF cultivation; 30 tenant houses; store
aud managers house; 40 mules and ncces.
sary plows. etc.; will givc bargain to re-.
sponslblp party, Address II. w. Norris
KAN building, Houston. Il
FOR SALE -fIouse and two lots, corner Chap.
F man and Cont sttsets. Fifth ward. w. r.
McElroy. 3Gsia Main street. II
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WANTED--A first-class circular saw filcr;
write. stating references aud wages ex-
pected. VIM Cameron a Co.. Saron. Texns.
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WANTED--German or Swede girl for gan
lie', this office. h q
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FOR RENT--A seVen4room cottage. on prca-
ton avap, o; also store corner Congress ani
Austin. Apply to H. sam, $40 La Branch. II
FOR RENT--7-room residence, 1907 Texas
avenue. Apply 1901 Texas avenue, s
DESIRABLE rooms for rent. No. 17l5 Rusk
Gsenue s@es.as Is y
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N which were involved a
- 9usa Cart. horssaess carriage,
~ three-horse coal cart. was
s M this evening ON lower
me busiest sHeet on earth
~ ~ "a the matter of methods
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FOR sAl.E-The National Hotel. at a bar.
Enln; also q saloon building Ia Rosenberg.
payments. Address g. A. Williams Rossn-
berg, Texas 1919
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

house stables, etc; all land in cultivation;
orchard; sen ON long time or trade for wild
lands 49, this office. Is
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WANTED TO BUY,

WhNTED--1o buy 500 cords thoroughly dry
red oak wood for spo. cash; also 100 cords
pine wood Address Box NIX, Galveston
Tribune Galveston. 10
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HOUSES FOR RENT-sWc make the rental
business a speciality; rent and control more
houses than all other firms combined.
l6n, 40
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THE WILLIAMS TYPEWRlTER--New mod
els. Nos and Q, for 1888. are nearest per.
lection; visible writing; atrongrs. manifold
ing; speediest and best; fills In any blank
form We sell, rent end exchange. SEND
Son. general agents. 2S5 main street. Dial.
las Texas l-iS-3s
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WANTED Position TO nssist music teacher
In Houston. twenty years experience "A,
dress MuAic Taacher. this office.
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WANIED-A hrst-class all around cook at
the fremont Hotel ri 49,
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| a GOOD COOK wanted at 1906 Texas avenue:
reference required
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STENoGRAPHERs, bookkcepurs. saicsmcn.
clerks druggists teachers, or any kind OF
vttsd TO call or write Southern business
Excha',se, Room 4oi. Bin. building. II
WANrEp--Young cclcred siri or woman Tor
gonernl Homework. Apply 1872 ChartrcS
street.
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WANT Ed Twenty-Five teams to haul wood
~ Clinton. Tcxnn ]. NJ. Matthews. Haf.
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WANTED--A position by stenographer, quick
and accurate; has had some experience.
references. Address George Il. Nelson. Jr..
Rockdale, Texas.
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FOR SALfI4-rwc or thru, caricads OF fine
silt cedar. posts. Apply TO Thos Mercer,
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MAYNARD RIFLE--1'wo barrels. shclls
tools, cheap; guaranteed Al. Address
Maynard, this office.
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY, STOLEN.

LOST, FOUND. STRAY, STOLEN.
LEFT ON TRAIN from Galveston SILK um-
brella, I.T.H. to H.T.H. ON handle: re-
ward II returned to l704 Walker avenue,
Houston Texas, or 1922 Market street
Galveston Texas. 10
LOST---A small crystal face and back watch;
return to 1907 Commerce avenue and receive
reward. 10
LOsT--A white and brown spotted pointer
about ten n.onths old had on nickel I'm
isbed collar, marked tJoh Miller; resprd
$3.50. Fred Schultz, Harrisburg road .
LOST---God Texas Star pin between Chap
man and Mckee Street church. Reward II
returned to l01S Chapman street, Z
LOsT--Chld cloak on Milan; return to DR.
Autrey and reeeiye reward. 7
LoST-On the night November %, yoke Of
oxen. darlt4 brown, branded /. s. on HIT
viii pay IS to notify me where ] can get
them d. r. Devereux. Plantersville. Tex
as. Grimes county q
I.OST-A saddle. IN saci. while moving from
40 Chartrns street to 4y3 Shaw street.
Fourth ward Finder return 10 latter adj
( dress and receive reward y
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WE CONTROL the only exclusive storage
warehouse In the city; all goods stored In
separate compartments under lock and key
special prices on carload lots: money al
vanced OH goods stored with us; warehouse
across San Jacinto street bridge; give us a
trial Mercantile Storage Company Z. o.
hox 5.l1. Dhuue 622, IN
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MANITOBA good section man underataud-
Ing tan road work. Address OltvO. stern
cnnerR Co., Olive, Texas.
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WANTED Situation by young colored man
to do first-class cooking or any Kind of
work. Address James II. Harris. Sealy.
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FOR SALE--Kish class shooting dogs
pointers and setters, also want few NOR
TO train: my Srcfe. snce is prominent sports
Z Harms vIfic Mise
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WE STORE your furniture. under lock aud
Key and cover same from dust. and I'D.
vance money on same without Interest.
FOR RENT--Full dress SUITS new and brill
liant costumes IN all sizes. Texas Costume
Company. 10
The Mena star., 1898-07-20
From Rocky.

Henry Shepherd has been very ill with fever
 ]. T. Wintcn and J. W. Counally, two of our best hunters. have been out in the mountains takinglthe game in.
 Young men. let us educate ourselves. for the time is coming that person without an education will be nothing more than slave-like ship cast up on the sea without compass, rudder or sail. exposed to the storms. struggling with the mighty waves, but all in vain, soon sinks beneath the dashing foam, and passes into oblivion.
 Polk county has her clear, flow ing streams running all the year round, and fertile valleys that bring forth abundance of grain, such as corn, wheat oats and rye and many others too numerous to mention; and big, red apples, peaches plums, cherries and berries of many kinds. All we need is little more vim and push to make this one the leading counties in the state, and we will not have to push very hard either
 We often see people, and especially among the farmers, who do not try to inform themselves on political ques- tions. They don't seem to care whether they vote or not. They leave off read ing. and, therefore can't possibly vote intelligently. They depend altogether on what the politicians tell them. If the laboring men would unite and come together. the monopolies and corporations would soon be thing of the past LUKE.
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SALE!

For Furniture and goods of all kinds go to the Second Hand Store on East Mena street for bar gains. k. NJ. MATTERS, Prop.
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Wm. ii. Ancell.

At his home in this city. Wm. H. Ancell aged 54 years, died Tuesday, July 5, at 10:30 D. m.
 His health had been poor for some time past and he returned recently from Arkansas where he had been for time hoping the change would prove beneficial.
 Deceased was born in Cooper county, October 22, 1S44, and with his parents moved to Arrow Rock, where he was reared and educated
 In 1862 he enlisted in company H, Fist E. M NJ, under Captain George Bing- ham, and was appointed sergeant ma for of the regiment. After the war he graduated ;st Bryan. & Stra..oa's Com mercial College and returned to Arrow Rock where he remained until 1870 when he was elected county recorder and served one term.
 Tn October of 1870 he was married to Miss Jennle Tucker and soon after came to Marshall, where with his fam ily be has continued to reside. From 1876 until 1880 Mir. Ancell engaged in the grocery business and since that time has been dealer in sewing machines.
 The wife and two children, Linwood E. and Miss Bessie Andrews, survive the Husband and father, and have the sympathy of the community in their bereavement. Marshall (Mo.) Demo crat- News.
The Mena star., 1898-07-20
JOHN J. INGALLS,.
lie Visits Mena and Mt. Mena En
 Route to Port Arthur.

Hon. John J. Ingalls, passed south last Friday en roue to Port Arthur, having stopped the night previous at Mt Mena. To representative of the Star he expressed himself highly pleased with Mt Mena, the climate, elegant hotel and beautiful scenery; also as being surprised at the wonder ful developments being made along the line of the Port Arthur Route, and especially at Mena.
 Speaking of the war, Mir, Ingalls, said that the surrender of Santiago meant peace with Spain within sixty days. but that weighty problems would now present themselves for solution which would require the exercise of the best judgment and wisest states manship the country possesses.
 He predicted that season of great financial prosperity was in store for this country. due to the increased vol ume of currency put in circulation in paying war expenses.
 Speaking of the policy of the coun- try regarding Cuba and the Philippine islands, he said that we would be com pelled to assume control, as the people on those islands had not shown that they were capable of self-government and we could not give them over to any other nation.
 He stated that we needed Cuba more than we did Hawaii. and that when we once secured it, we would be indepen- dent. growing our own sugar, and much of our coffee, and that new fields would be opened for American energy and enterprise. He also declared that we would now construct and control the Nicaraugua canal, which would be of great benefit to us.
 MT. Ingalls, goes to Port Arthur and Sabine City on rather an important mission-as a disinterested party-and will return in a few days.
The Mena star., 1898-07-20

Bob Moore, of Lafayette, Ind, says that for constipation he has found De- Wits Little Early Risers to he per feet They never gripe. Try them for stomach and liver troubles. Pipkin .& Hanes.
The Mena star., 1898-07-20

Sick headache, billiousness, consti- patton and all liver and stomach troubles can be quickly cured by using those famous little pills known as DeWitts Little Early Risers They are pleasant to take and never gripe. PipiSin X Hanes.
The Mena star., 1898-07-20

Thousands of persons have been cured of piles by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve 1t heals promptly and cures eczema and all skin diseases 1t gives immediate relief Pipkin & Hanes.
The Mena star., 1898-07-20
Program for Firemen,s Social.

The following program has been arranged for the social in Janssen park tonight
 Opening address-A. W. St. John. Recitation-Miss Emma Savage and Miss Bessie Talbert.
 Instrumental music--Mrs. Joe Long. Recitation--Andrew Donahue.
 Recitation--Miss Leona Pumphrey Address--J. C. Byers.
 Musical selection-Port Arthur Band. Recitation-Annie O'Donnell.
 Recitation--Miss Mabel Hilte brand Instrumental duet.-Mrs. Chas. Pugh and Miss Bessie Spring.
 Recitaton-Mrs. W. R, Blocksom. Selections by the band, and every. body invited to eat ice cream and cake. Win your battles against disease by acting promptly. One minute Cough Cure produces immediate results. When taken early it prevents eonstipa- tion. And in later stages it furnishes prompt relief. -Pipkin X Hanes.