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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-29
why IL 1t?

Why one MAJ is a tLief and another
not?
Why some people always have the
bluest
Why people read So little and talk
so much!
Why We love to gossip about onr
neighbors.
Why a man Is never satisfied long
at a time:
Why the world Is no, made brighter
and happier:
Why a woman has more curiosity
than d rabbit:
Why it is always too hot or too
cold, too vet or too dry:
Why it Is 20 hard to see d good
trait IL our enemy:
Why we like to criticize and don't
ike TO be cr~ticizad:
Why some people appear to be
-soured' on all creation?
Why We lore to talk about our
troubles to other people:
Why we feel SO sorry for u mean
ness when We are caught:
Why We are go much inclined to
look on the dark side O, things:
Why the MIN who has the least
cause, feels the most conceited:
Why We are always teaching some
thing We never intend to practice:
Why d man will contend all day
for something he don't know any.
thing about? |
Why we don't pay more attention
to our own business and Iess to our
neighbors':
Why q nch man always wishes he
was po0r, and a poor man wishes he
was rich?
"by II is 70 much easier To tell
somebody boz to DO anything than
10 do it ourselves:
Why some people are not satisfied
unless they can FAY something bad
about somebody?
Why a yonDg lady wonlG rather
read d ten cent love story than study
her Sunday.scbool lesson:
Why "A boy never realizes that be
wants an education until his best
days Tor acquiring one are over:
Why your husband is 80 much like ,
a Newfoundland dog all right il yon
feed him well enough-all wrong II
you don'i:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-29

a touching feature 81 the hopcful
and praycrtul Cuban character ia dc.
scnbcd by Grover Flint whore i,
came under lila notice. II wns u lii.
Ito emblem consisting 81 Il scnllnpcd
strip oi white ilannc'. embroidered IN
elk floss. with u crimson heart, a
green and Il scroll ~ leaves.
aud the motto in Spanish: "Chccr
up; the heart ~ Jesus IL will, ,nr.-
~ IL worn PINNED iu tho skirt. and IA
u thliHman so far ns danger ~ ron.
ccrnch' M vol IA u passport ampny
The insurgents in Santa Clara and
Shhting". II ia ina 10 by thu wives
and daughters % the Cubana. and il
worn today wherever II native ia
struggling for liberty and ~inIcpcp.
dcncc. Philadelphia Prcss.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-29
~ rnul'- Epi-r"pnI Church..

FRS; and Third Sunlnya in each
rn"nth. Liiany and Holy Commun.
ion wIth Sermon II n. 81. Evening
Prayer viii sermon ut T:3H
Second and Fuurlh Sundays in
each month. Morning Prayer with
Sermon II \. 81. Evening PRAYER
with Sermon T:3U.
Litany Service with instructions
every Friday Evening at 1870.
Sunday school every Sun lay at
10 4. 81.
The Public cordially invited to at.
tend these Services.
AR%OLDCs MILLER. RTCrOH.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-29
\ Fit"ou- Appeal.

III" starving Cubau- at CIcnfusos
have sent the following p:tcous APP
peal to Admiral Sampson:
-ilImorAb SIR: Tie Cubns. old
mcn. womrn Hmi chiI.Ircu .-ilcut in
tie i"'vn oi Cirufucg5- and this
nci=hh"'iooi, are all dying "f hun
ger. The Young men are all in the
held with the Cuban iropp-. aud have
40 shocs nor foot. AIl III. pr0yis-
inns III this town are 10 tie hands Of
the SpHuiaris. CubIns cnunri ub.
tain q piece Of bread. as it +, necc4-
sary 1" send everything L. lie field.
The NcyIcr s! stem H. M high sway.
The 4 ua'Ion 1t terrible. II YOU.
honorable sir, do not come quick
with yuuT squadron To- orr hcip and
take possession ui this town We shall
u" lost. We beg yuu to proripiintc
your ~cperaI"LS. Abput 500 old
men. women and cAi.ircu shall die Of
hunger in this toNu. Some If these
old mcn have four or live sons ti.hr-
ing Tor their Freedom. This ~ our
situation. hOrnhI" ~-ItuHIom. II the
great rro2l" 81 tlr United States do
not come quick To- our help va are
lost For COTS sake come quick.
-SoME CupAN~-
Nothing can b" don" for The people
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-29

Ono Of the infamous provisions of
the val revenue tax bill. that could
have mover become u law in any lcgis.
Iativc body except Il Republican Con-
Er'sa. il that requiring every child
under or over sixteen years 81 ugo
Icing compelled To place II ten cent
s,anp on u certificate from tho Iioard
Of Health that he or che III physically
able Ia perform labor when seeking
employment.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-29

y London paper says "tlat Admir-.
nj Lowoy IN dislikcd IN certain quar-
tcre because lac is u dude" lilo IL
also liked in certain quarters because
no is a dandy.
n correspondent Ia informed That
tho difference between u murine
knot md II lau1 milo il 800 feet
and seven tenths OF n loot, u marine
knot being that much the longest.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-29

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion 1T the ear.
There is only u" way Ia cure deaf.
ness. and That il 10y constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
iDiiamed condition 81 tIc muc0u, lin.
ing 81 the Eustaclmnn Tube. When
this tube gets mtiancI yru have a
rumbling sound or imperfoc, hearing
and when it IL entirely closed deaf.
ness il the result, and unlcps The ~
Illumination can he taken ont and tbit,
tube restored ca its norma! condition
bearing will bo destroyed forever:
nine cases out 81 ten are cnuscd by
ca,nrrh, winch IL nothing but Am in
ilnmed condition Of the mucous sur.
faccs.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
Tor any case ~ Deafness i"auscd lbs
catarrhI ,hnt cannot hc cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
c%ulars, free.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-29

Tho Republican party If the bcs, %
friend "m ,nrth II the lahoring man.
They mn'i" lawn which, induce large
manufacturing firms Ia organize III
trusts. and these trusts now rule The
Republican party supreme. Tie
nail trust has added another chapter
4" III" furccFs 81 the Dimglcy law 10y
fcdn ing the wages Of it, working
mon.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-29
Government Incomes fr,m I,,t,,L,.

""N"'"in"m i"""m"s from InilrrIr..
for"ign governments max" u nice
'h'ng out of this popular form 81
gambling. Va Italy they huvc n vppt
'"tt"f! hu"lncFg. which btingaihoG uv.
'fmcnt inasurr Of nearly 1925 100000
n ychr. IN Prussia tho profits of The
PUBIC lottery amount 10 nn less thnn
~s2l'2"o.|Oh. Tho Dutch Government
gels tho nlco iittir SUN Of ;9jO.COO
profit out Of i'g lottery. Portugal
n"k"a about $4,000 ia THE way.
Denmark 'akcs in - profit 81 $500.
'uh And IN Brazil. where the Gov.
'rnn"nt d"ra not nsolf ran the lot.
''ry' bnt collects a tax on the 70
c'ip's OF rriynt" lotteries. tie amount
realized is $4,000.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-29
Truok-c RIyor Water Power.

An electrician arrived hear y~cster-
day and two more will be on the lode
this week for the purpose Of obtain
ing data To present to the managers
Of COGstOck mines Of the cost 81
utilizing the water power Of the
Truckec and Carson Rivers Tor oper.
atInR mn electric plant to drain the
flooded levels.
This indicates that the RESUMPTION
oi deep INNING is receiving serious
consideration and that fs spop M the
cost Il hscettained and one Of the
many varieties o. pumping systems
selected that the work Of draining the
mines will begin.
As the future prosperity Of the on
tire State IL involved IN the t~roj,ci
there should be no difficulty in oh.
tanning aid from the next Legislature
III the form 81 II bond issue to dciray
Mt least, q portion OF the cost Of drain.
ing the Comstock levels. the bonds To
be paid from the bullion proceeds Of
ore bodies developed below the Sutro
tunnel level.
The ore found on Tho fletcher 200
level prior to the Suspension OF deep
mining IN 1883, is said to bc Of an OK.
tent and grade that IL extracted the
bullion returns would morn Than r,v
the cost Of drainage and the proba.
bility that far moro valuable ore Jc.
vcIopmcn,s will be made when deem
mining is resumed mt other points on
the lode, insurcs tho State against
lose on tho proposed bond issuc.-
Virginia Chronicle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-29

Spain should now go ont of bus.
imcsc. She has proven herself to bc
u failure in the line 81 governing col.
Unics ana her imitation 81 Rome IL
now perfected. t'"nr hundred years
ago slio wna u grand nation mud today
phc IL nothing.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-29
& T. ICE!

Wr are prepared To furnish ice TO
business houses and fnmi!ica in quinn
titics Ia suit and deliver regularly at
reasonable rates md no cxcrRsiyc
charges. Leave orders at the Office,
' DEroT lIOTrL Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-29
Spain Wants PEaGE.

Washington, July 20
1t is officially announced
that Cambon. the French
ambassador, has called
on President Mckinley in
behalf of the Spanish Gov
ernment and announced
that Spain desires to ar
range for peace.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-29

L%icutcnan, Gracy ~ the T'orroy
cavalry. who IL at Fort Russell on de.
taclicd service, has been ordered by
General FiizhuRh Leo TO enlist forty
recruits for the T1rrcy regiment dur
ing tho coming week. Tho mon will
bc accepted from Wyoming, Idaho +,
Colorado, Utah md Ncvadu.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-29

Latcst designs ~ wHll paper u
border aud ceiling to match just r..
cciycd NJ hlrNnndcr'a.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-29

Tho Gazette Gays the Silver pnrty
Is for rent. 1t looks TO an outeidor "a
u II was pretty badly rent now
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20
SECRETARY HERBERT
Is Opposed to CoIonia, Expar.,o,
the TrOnicS.

=" SVAoHiai Expa nstOn in
the Tropics.
New York, October 1S.-Hilarv A H.
pert formerly secretary of the navy IN
responding to the toast, "our place among
the nations, at the dinner ofJthe Quill club
last night spoke against colonial expansion
in the tropics. He said:
WIZ the dangers ahead of us over
come the Nation? VIII this great govern
ineW iaii TO its own ambition or will Il 90
vi as IL mas in the past, leading the way
among the nations?
We are forty-five equal States, capable
OF enjoying the blessings q free govern
nent' Our navy is fifth among those OF
other nations, but our shipbuilders have no
superlors, and Dewey, Sampson, Schley and
watson nave shown that our sailors are
e1ueal to any effort.
The United States can defend their in
terests on the high seas wherever their In
terests may be. 1t may cost money, but
there is no need OF foreign alliance.
NO thought for the man can deny there
are dangers ahead OF us. but they lie in
another direction. We have passed the
parting of the ways Alaska Is colony No.
i, Hawaii is colony No, 2, Porto Rico Is
No. 3, Cuba will gravitata into the Union
and be colony No. L. The Philippines may
NOA'N III anu NC Noiouy Nv. -, VI luSy may
be divided up so that one Of them may be
colony No 25. No one can say that these
countries today are capable OF being part
Of this Nation.
Their people are Incapable OF self gov
ernment now. When viii they be capable +?
Will ii be when they are Americanlzed?
Take the answer from the history of the
days of the West Indies French Indies. the
Dutch or British West Indies. Expert
ments have been tried there for 200 years
and they have not been successful. The
cardinal and insuperable objects to the
colonization of tropical countries is that
they are already inhabited by an inferior
population. No Anglo-Saxon has been able
TO change Jamaica and other West Indian
islands.
II believe our navy ought to be in
creased whether we have more colonies or
not but II we increase our colonies we
must build navy equal TO that OF any
Nation afloat,'
Mr. Herbert said If we could take in
our kits and kin across our northern bor-
der 1t would be well and good. but II
Canadians did not care to join us we should
stand as we are and preserve the Union
without inviting disaster 10y experiments
not in accord with our institutions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20
Conscience and Destiny.
New York World.

New York World.
President Mckinley is sldllful maker OF
sonorous phrases that mean little or much
according as they are interpreted.
In one of his speeches en- route to Omaha
the president said: I'VE have good Ma
tionml conscience and we have the courage
of destiny." ;,
If we have good National conscience,
win II not forbid us to ignore the solemn
declaration with which We began the wal
with Spain: Can we lend a war LOT Tree
dom with peace OF land grabbing''
AS the head OF the Nation the Dresideo'
should emboiy aud reflect TINS gooa con
science" And he has said in a message 10
congress- that "forcibie annexation can not
be thought of; that, by our code Oh NOR
ality. would be criminal aggression. Van
he 20 over to the Philippine jtngoes with !
good conscience after such a deciarat'um
AS TO cur destiny-that VIII De az VIZ
r,a,sn II We have voluntarily inocnleteo
ourselves with the leprosy and Loot OF ma
wall Does il follow that destiny coi,
nels us also to take on 5000 OOo Malay p
rates and breech-clout saNages lo,oVo iiii'es
distant? "a 80 couy
ao,e-courage 10 pay $4,000, 900 year ahui
tional taxes. courage to give up lo,vog con =,
script soldiers a year 10 slckeh aiNi w A.
the tropics. courage to engraft the aesp,.ie
system upon our Republic to govern Up pe so,,i
Without their consent, TO tax them "i'ho''
's Happ;ly the presidents words at oIan na
vesterday afford hope that be PAS no. p1J I,
Wholly carried away wish this deiuslon' ,ae
wisely said: I've must AVOID tae 'e - ca.
ton ~ undue aggression, ana am w 80
cure only such results as WIN
avn and the general good
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE IL hereby given that tho Moscow,
Camden and san AueugtiIe Rrilwhy com
pany hos hsUj and established It's public
Office and place OF busiuess at Camden, IN
Polk county, Tens. where II IL prepared 10
receive and forward all freight traffic that
may be conaignfd over its road. W. Y.
Carter. president Of Tho Moscow, Cnmdeu
aud san Augustine Railway Co.
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Ily authority of the board OF directors of tho
Houston and ToSas Central Railroad Com
pany, a special meeting of the Stockholders
" said company is hereby called TO convene
~ the General Offices of the company ia the
city OF Houston. Harris County. Texas, NJ
Il O'Clock noon on Wednesday. tho 10Th day
Of November. 1898. Said special meeting OF
tho stockholders is called for the purpose Of
authorizing the Issuance of first mortgage
bonds and mortgage to secure the same
upon that portion Of the company's prop
erty heretofore known as the Waco and
EorthweHtcrn Railroad, extending from the
town of Brenond IN Robertson County. Tex
aH, to the town OF Ross IN MoLennan rOun-
~ TpsaH--bonds to be issued In such an
amount rs may be authorized by the rail-
road commission OF Texas under the terms
nf nm act OF the legislature OF the State OF
Texas General Laws 18th Legislature. page
s0l, authorizing the purchase, ownership
and operation OF said Waco and NorthwoSt-
ern Railroad aud the Issuance OF bonds
thereon by the Houston and Texas Central
Railruad Company ". W. CAVE,
Secretary Houston and Texas Central Ran.
road Company. HIS
October ID. 1888,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20
Cation All In.

Liberty Hill, Texas. october H'-Ine
weather continues dry and very dusty Tne
s,rrors have about finished picking men
t.,,ens this has been the most favorable
wear for gathering cotton ever KNOW IN IN
t ,s;s section. and It Will be all PICKED ana
sold sold With about one more week OF pref"
weather.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

FOR RENT-Four- rnom new house, five
blocks from markethouse. two blocks from
depot 6i2 Girard. Apply Walker. 2loi
Travis. .
BRAZOS-plantation for remit haye fine
Brazos river plantation TO lease responsible
party for term OF years 500 acres in tract.
$50 In cultivation, 200 woodland. easily put
In cultivation twcod will pay for clearing;
plantation one and half miles from town
OF Richmond. Fort Bend county; II tenant
houses, with wells, etc; good tenants on
place: known as Parker plantation. DIR. ii.
c. Cunningham. Administrator, Brookshire.
Texas. 2 70
FOR RENT-eO6 Austin street. the upper
story OF six rooms; will rent the whole or
mart furnished or unfurnished; bath and
closet Apply 1878 Texas avenue, corner
Austin. ~
FOR RENT-Store. corner Main and Capt
toI. now occupied by Dillingham; Furniture
company; possession given November ]. Ap,
ply william D. cleveland. --A-'
FOR RENT-Two large upstairs unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Apply 40
Capitol avenue - :"
FOR RENT-six room house, water and
sever connection; t22.5 Apply sli Austin.
10 CRAWFORD STREET, seven room house.
clustered and tinted walls, large attic; out
houses; with all modern improvements. ~
FOR RENT-Unfurnlshed rooms for light
housek eepipg, In private FANNY; references
exchanged 10 Louisiana street. between
capitol and Rusk. II
FOR RENT-Scanlan e. Barteli. che rental
agents have the largest list OF rental prop
erty In the city; houses ranging IN price
from 81 TO SIS. 212 Binz building; phone
7se.
ron RENT--Four-room cottage on Hardy
sreet. S.. W. +. Krahl. 5o7is Main street. ~
r,vo nicely furnished front rooms. witA bath
priylieges; 1914 Mckinney avenue: ~
ron RENT-One four-rooln cottage, seven
ints. on Harrisburg road, and improvements
Apply General Delivery.
EoJ RF,NT-Ssyen-room cottage. all convent
-, ces centrally located. Apply 40 La.
Lraneh street. 20
r,oP pFNT-Two-story house. large fooms.
xiv napered. painted: bath. sewer: board
Win tenant; references: 1905 Brazos. 70
CorTAGE, four rooms, nall and pantry. one
bioel, fIcrn court house. Apply SIS Caroline.
po1,Ns for rent for light housekeeping. Apply
isoi Dallas. corner Caroline. 20
voR REST-Four furnished rooms for house.
Keeping. Apply 1906 Main street %
,IpGE nicely furnished rooms with bath. for
Gentlemen; 100 Prairie avenue. 20
u,r HAVE and control che largest list Of rent
"touses in the city AMI VIII call and show
rnu any thing cur iist: We have our own
sscryeyences and show all property Tree OF
~b.,re, We can save you lots OF trouble.
n vor have house for rem, list II with Us:
70 viii find you Q tenant. Call phone so.
Ncrfleet Cooley. Room sol. binz build.
ing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20
WANTED TO BUY.


WANTED TO BUY-2Oo Cords each, dry and
gtnon i-foot oak and ash; state price 10
answering. II, s. II. Wilson, box is6,
PEchNs-We want 100 carloads Of pecnns for
prompt or future shipments. Woldert Gro
oery Company, Tyler. TeNar. .
WANTED Second hand upright piano; must
be cheap for cash Address 1925, this Of
buy and sell furniture aud household goods
loan money and charge no interest on goods
stored: only hrst-clnss warehouse In city;
no rats. W. &. Archer. 2il Milan. II
WANTED--To buy 1000 TO 1000 acres within
100 miles Of Houston; 1885. this Office. 70
WhETED-Wainut, oak ana ash logs. 40 ara
IN the market at all times for Inc above
timber and pay cash for same. Write Us
Tor specifications and pricea G. r. Cum.
mings a Co.
LOST, FOUND, STRAY. STOLEN.
LosI'--one pointer bitch. liver and white.
with nickel-platcd collar; answers to name
Hell; reward. Return to lily Dyer. 25os
Travis street. 20
LosT-lPsIr goid rim glasses; reward, 5og
Ciiltel avenue: q
LosT-4 feather Fed N l.ishbSTh9od 2,
Jlease deliver ~ 1914 Mckinney avenue aud
vel reward 80
LosT--on Washington street; iady's belt;
oyidized silver clasps attached to purple
Titfon; inner VIII DE re~arhsu Dy rttuIu-
ing same TO Miss Taylor. col Washington
street. 20
LOST--White bull pup; ears cropped; one eye
bripdle q liberal reward paid II returned
TO III. c. Otto. izl7 Sixth street 20
Los1-A dim red thres-guarters Jersey cow
Ia good order; no brand or mark, one hLrn
shorter than the other; 81 reward. A. III.
Iiess Co, S05 Travis street. "a
sToLES--At katys, night October II, bay
horse, branded Q U. with saddle and bride;
se5 reward for the horse and riE end t2b for
the thief. =. NJ. Cranberry, Houston. Tex
ar n
sTIAYED OR sToLEN--From my place near
Emancipation ground. ono JERSEY COW.
branded &c en right bip. eie reward for the
& COW and $50 for the thief A. y. Lincoln,
sgi Travis. al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

FOR RENT-c05 Austin street, the upper
story OF six rooms: will rent tine whole or
mari furnished or unfurnshed bath and
closet Apply 1918 Texas avenue, corner
Austin, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

sTlAyED OR sToLEN--From my place near
Emancipation ground, ono Jerset COW.
branded &c ca right HIP. SIC reward for the
COW and $50 for the thief. A. ~. Lincoln,
spi Travis. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

FOR RENT-storc corner Main and Capt
toi. now occupied by Dillingham; Furniture
company: possession given November ]. Ap-
nly william ID. Cleveland. y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

SITUATION wANTED--By a eolorcd boy as
water In boarding house or hotel. Address
nj once lNi2 Bell avenue, "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

sToLEN--At katys, night October II, bay
horse, branded q U. With saddle and bridlv;
se5 reward for the horse and RIG end t2b for
=. = -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

Is Very restless. He is not re-
sompany. and has little to say.
u. '.'u OF the wife murder by Steve
~ OUT it made no impression upon
eor ,sseiyeo the news OF the horrible
MS : charged with all the indifference
aK ~ he eats regularly. and sleeps
kk. bn. is guards are with him con-
IL s w ne has little to say to them.
bessn.ss rot care to see any one, or to
I. ~ "atnis & league. attorneys for
n ueaat' received telegram from
Today saying:
~ one last strong effort with the
wy without avail. ! regret"
M signed by Julius scheutze. He
<ion :. ssn.aeavoring to secure . COM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Four-rnom new house, five
blocks from markethouse. two blocks from
depot 6i2 Girard. Apply Walker. 2l0i
Travis q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

WHY Advertise II IN need Of first class
bookkoeper. stcnoerapher salesman. clerk.
druggist tcarher govcrnosS or any help for
special work We can furnish them to you
call AT ofnce and look over list. may hud
Just the man you want without expense or
worry. II out OF city wire or write South
ern business Exchange. Room 40, Blns
building 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

FOR RENT-Two large upstairs unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Apply 40
Ceritol avenue. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

FOR RENT-six room house; water and
sever connection: t22 30. Apply ell Austin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

WhETED-~w walnut. oak ana ash logs; 40 ara
IN the market at all times for The above
timber and pay cash for same Write us
Tor specifications and prices. q. r. Cum.
mings Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20
LOST, FOUND. STRAY, STOLEN.

LosI-One pointer bitch. liver and white,
With nickel plated collar; answers to name
Hell. reward. Return 10 lily Dyer, 250s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

STENoGRAPIlER--Ex Experienced In legal. land
aud general office work desires position q
ary $50. Box 4. Dewdrop, Texas. q
MANTl;B- Position by first cluss cifoular
saw iilcr ana hammeror and all round mii
n,nn. Address William Stevens. Gropsboeck,
,rnNnN n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

DAIRYMEN. ATTENTIoN.--Goo opening
for first-class dairyman and truck farmer.
with some capital. good location near good