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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

FIRST GLASS muchnist ond engineer, thor
oushly acquainted With electric tight and
lev machine; can do all repairing aud erect
ing. IS years experience. Address aiba. this
office. ~
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS offers more induce.
rents Tow than ever before TO parties Do.
s..ing homes. For particulars call a .ths
Houston Heights ofhcs. ~ lain street. Jno.
.. Hilroy. agent u
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of any kind by an hon
est and ablc-bodied Young man. % years
Old. Address BoN lGS, Colnmhus, ToXas. y
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FOR SALE Furniture aud bedding and Lease
OF a tg-ro0n apartment. furniture in OK
celiont condition. best point In the city for
permanent and ti1nsient rooniers: party
leryiDg city on account Of bad health Is the
reason for selling. Address 2ifS, this of
fcc 20
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SITUATION wanted by eolorcd man to
ecIf useful, Apply 1878 Frederick street. -
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WONDERFUL Fortune Teler--Mrs. Black
tells everything: charms for luck. TDS
Louisiana Street, between Capitol and Rusk
nyeniin Hours 10 d. IN. oS
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FOR RENl-.Two newly furnished rooms,
cncf suitable for two gentlemen or coupls;
also rooms for light housekeeping; modern
:. z NonNnnienccN: 40 Charircs strcct. %.
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FINsT- GLASS table board. also nicely fur
iltshed southeast rooms. modern convent
enres; pleasant SURROUNDINGS; HOS Walker
AZ cnue W 81
BOARD AND ROOMs-Two large and one
small room. With board. In screened house:
convenient 10 buSinsss: modern convspi-
epces and bath; table bosrdeTs solicited.
s BIZ Travis street. >.
ELEGANT south front room. With best heard
baths. etc.; reduced rates, ~ Crawford
street. ~
FliHNisHED front room. With board, foI
LARGE. hsndkomely Furnished front feom.
couple three blocks from Capitol hotel; IN
Husk avenue. q W., "
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FOR RENT--Thrcc connrcting rooms, FUR
nishcd for light housekeeping, hail and
bath room. conveniently situated. Arpjx
1916 Travis street. 4
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tiemakels that uu1sFStand
postaak timber; must bring pr furntsh your
own tools; ~ paiS fes nsktAS Apply tc
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Fuel
For Cooking Stoves.

Before making your arrangements for sum
mer cooking, we wish to call attention to tho
economy OF using Stove Gasoline. as COM
pared with gas. Five gallons Of Stove Gaso-
line is equivalent to 1000 cubic feet OF coal
gas. Stove Gasoline is sold In this city, Ave
gallons for Go cents.
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DRY GOODS clerk. having several years OK.
perienee with the best trade iu Missouri. de-
siros position young Iarriei mnn. VIII
recommended. Address 2iS5. this office. q
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YOUNG MAN and wife want n place 10
work. man to take care OF horse and buggy
and COW, wife TO cook Address $780, this
Office. %
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FOR EENT%-Twosstory slNeicom house. NO.
eli Gitnrd strcrt. coracr seventh street. APP
sa, lvg to S. O. Cotton & Bro. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

NEW twu-ptory rweling. irodc,r improve
tnentss No, lot, Caroline street. near ar-
Kinney pusseshion si.cI MAY !, Garrett
y lIntdrnlile. No. alAG lnnrg,As aNenlIe. %
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TWO furnished rooms for light househ ceplH9
for rent Apply i5Os Travis. corner Hell
avenue. & n
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HARDWARE STORE 10, tnp In one o. the
bcst towns IN Tcxns: good schools and farm
ing community; stock about $4,000: good
business aud making money; could sell ia
town IN which same is situated price ons
hundred cents on dollar cash; good reason
for wishing TO close out ana to nm outside
party; splendid cbnncc for some one;
don't write unless :Qn have the money amt
mnnn businehe. 4 q reas u, This office 20
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WANTED TO BUT.

whNT1sp--At once. light top buggy or phae-
ton; must be cheap, Address H. g. T., this
Office. "
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WANTED--A situation as chambermaid or
dining room girl by a lady q years old
Address ar call Mrs Alice Howard, ii0s
Houston avenue %
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W.\sNrEIs- Situation by u youujy German IL,
storc OF any kind OF hcrtsi work, will Ia
Toed work. Address Jacob Hebcrt, this Of
Efp.
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FOR sALE--At hair price. ono set Of the
American Encyclopedia Dictionary IN j.
volumes; completed and ur to date, also ous
ISIS Websttr's International Dictionary nnd
stand, J, s, Purdy. MI Congress ave. u
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DUNG man wants position is driver or any
Kind of honest work Apply a2If opeluusas
street. Fifth ward Is
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FOR RENT-4Tweive.room house. In good
condition, modern improvements, ITO Cap.
sitol avenue. u Write to Dir. w, r. Eek
hardt sc Denis Hotel, New York city. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

FOR SALE~-Ten or more ANAL farms Ia
Brazoria county. aiBo larger farms, farm
!ands and iniproy red ranches IN other poi
lions Of Texas. easy terms. For particu-
lars address ". W. Norrig. Khan building.
sffsI n
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For EENT--Stuie No 81 Congress avcaue,
httwcrn Main and fray,s Atfeets. APPLY
ciede Koenig, Zig Casino saloon. -
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MISREPRESENTATION by young man In ofhc,
or store; know the city well and can givo
bes. OF local references. Address 2il6 ths
office. p.
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LADIES' HOME; good care during coniine-
ment: strictly confidential az. this Of
flee 20
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FOR RENT--Ncw building. suitable for small
drug store. life saving corps. jetty en-
ployps. fertilization builders work here,
anything further, call on or write y. W
Brown, New Sabine PaRn a< n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

FOX lstNT--Three large connecting rooms,
Furnished for liuht housekeeping, or to
Eentivmcn; modern rohvcnicncpx: good
i,virhberhcod. near busirees center. Ad-
dress IFS. this office. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

WfsNrEl Position by thorough double.
entry be Jkkecpcr and accountants, also
iirst-cass grocery salpsmai. accustomed to
German and Spanish trade, Ii years expert
cncc: excellent references, strictly temper
ate. Address a. this office. .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by young man OF good
education. speaks German, good references.
Address O. H. this Office IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

WAITED Position by expert hookkeepcr and
correspondent, best references given Al.
dress r. r. this olfipp ?,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

LADY. age II wants good home, Is wiliin
g VOL Tor salne without salafy. Addres
Orphan this on nj =
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WAR PRICES are now the go. and we have
them Gu several piepaB II desirable prop rty.
both In residence aud vacant property. Have
you a piece OF Houston property that you
wish to sell or rent II so. list II with un.
Wa can sell you a nice home on the INSTALL
mpnt plan. Personal attention given 10 all
business entrusted to us. Our rent dcpnrt-
mept IL II speciality with US and prompt r1-
mittances arr made OF all collections. Nor
fleet a. Cooley. real estate. rontals ana in
surance. phone 0,3, room gGl, Binz building.
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WANTED--By nrst-class all round COOK,
hnker and pastry, white. strictly sober, III
or cut OF city. Address i. Lowry. this
cfllce. y
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WANTEn--Worj, by colorcd woman, cook or
house servant: willing to do anything como
10 haadi ngc %. Address IL Murthy. salt
Washington street. -
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BusINEss GMANCEs.

WAR ASSURES BIG PROFITS 500 invest
ed by my "shfc method III grain or stocks
VIII pny sIoO0iWltlin thirty days Writn for
particulars Richard Oliver, banker and
broker, chicngo stock exchange, Chicago.
WANTED Some one TO build Il cotton gin at
Katy. TesasIoa iino opening Inquire of or
write TO A. sitockdlck. Katy. 2,
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ENPEkliNCEp grocery clerk wants n post
tton and must have Il, will work cheap, Adj
dress a c.. this office. ~
SITUATION wanted by young German xiri.
MS nurse or houscgirl; will do good work
d Address Anna. this office -
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FIvEeROOM VOL located cottage. subject 10
$50 monthly Payments: VIII rent for SIS:
Will consider caBh or half trade Offers for
my 5000 equity. Investment. this office. J-s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

WILl.- lease my homesteads l6is Congress-
Avenue. partly furnished, Il, a private fam
fly; all modern improvements ON premises.
For tQrms apply To c.. .IGnnis. q
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WANTED--Sitnation by Young man good Cd
uentIon; speaks German; hard worker. Ads
dress b. r., this office. 2s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

SPECIAL PRICE LIST suits cleaned anr
pressed at 81 pants. Soc; suits dysd, $40
TO 81; pants, 81. nt the houston steam Dye
works. ia rravi. street; special attention
given to country orders. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

private family ioG Capitol avenue. "a
FOE RENT.--rwo- story kouec, modern con-
Nonitrccs.s en- Finuin street; uiso iivcsrocm
oo'tngc. Apniy 1875 MIN street. 30
Fni,. RENT Furnished room In private FAM.
& lily, lsoS Main. Ave blocks from Capitol ho-
tel. 70
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FOR RENT--Weii furnished front room 70
gentleInHn; modern eoDvenlsness: private
family 1900 Travis street, corner Dallas. =
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"A FINE lot OF thoroughbred hogs for sale
cheap, A. G. johnson. No looiM Preston
street. ~
BEEF CATTLE FOR SALE--t have over one
hundred i-year steers, fed oil winter, write
mo your best prices. Mrs. S. Ford. Whar-1
ton Texas iae5 $500 IS
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HOUSTON GRAIN CO., byron Loalrd, man.
agor. ForLey hay. timothy and alfalfa. We
keel; only the best md guarantee satlsfnc-
ton. cotton seed huls meal. oats and bran,-
also wheat and Kafi,r corn FOR chickens:
III Willow street. two blocks north Of SAN
Igcilitn Rtreat bridge. nhnnn. igS u
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For RENT Furnished cuttrgc. 1905 Brazos
StreDf ~
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FOR RisNT--Two five-room cottages. in FIFTH
ward corner Hin and Stcrrett street. near
cicveland's compress. Apply j. Schocn-
manu. aVs Preston avenue rs
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| For Ski.E-tAt ii bargain, ten room cottage
| & one block from business center. by James
II Rnchlord beaumont, 1ukns. h.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

WI, WANT reliable men to act as local
agents. also men already travelling TO sell
the ginnors factories ana farmers our high
grade lubrcating oils, with our instruc-
lions a man can become an expert oil sales
mai Malone Oil Company. Cleveland
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

FOR RENT-Cottagc Of four rooms eight
blocks from court house. Apply to Mrs. II.
Al. Duscnberry, 0oa Walker avenue. .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by coIofed boy 10 attend
to horse and buggy laos Fanpin street, 70
WANTED. Situation by young white woman
In private or boarding house, al once. Ad-
dress l5li. this Office. "
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FINE luts OF new buggicN rhnetoas. Surveys
and huiness for snlo. Lsrcndons Stables
Frankiin and Caroline street 5slt
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mated BY the Mayor and
nsd b, the Council.
oceEDINGs or THE COUNCIL.
||S..,tary Measures Adopted.
y nsyou Must BE Cleaned.
q. Tor Tax Purchasers.

u An unusually large lobby at
~ meeting yesterday afternoon.
tom being the selection of a city
!. succeed Archie Anderson. re-
;i.1,sd to this Office, but who re-
h . ACCEPT the office OF sheriff for
,,red term OF sheriff Erickson.
50 was orderly and we'll behaved
a william Baugh was nominated
= s,arshal, when their enthusiasm
'ss. md the mayor had NOR Aan
60 vigorously for order to RESI- |ln
'S',.aastic demonstration.
4, incident Of the meeting was that
- rostrum was Jointly occupied
~ and Hon. John d. Mccall. mayor
% Who was brought into the coun-
|S1sr BY ex- Mayor John T. Browne
|I.uaed Informally to Mayor Bra
= invited the distinguished visitor
~ mayor to a seat with him ON
IN.
4 ~ full board present, and after
IN minutes OF the previous meet
sfrltoMing petitions were read aud
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FOR sALE-Lots and 4. in block 81. Brun-
ner Addition. Address for terms. y. &.
Mckee. Anderson, Texas, 20
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WE HAVE the largest and most complete
ist OF rent property IN the city aud show
snnle free of charge, several nicely fur
nished places OH our list. II you want 10
rent or have property TO rent sce us. Sew.
cral pretty homes for sale on the INSTALL
n,ent plan. Give sussa list OF property you
have for saie. and We will fluid you n pur-
chaser. Norfieet 4 Cooley Reni Estate.
l,cntals and Insurance, Room POI Hin1
building. II
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l AM a MARRIED MAN and am broke:
want work OF any kind; some one give me
a trial. Address n, A. O., this office. rs
4 BOY wants job ran do any kind of work
comes to hand. Address 800, this office. rs
REGISTERED pharmacist wishes change OF
location on account OF bad health can give
best of references; Wcht Texas preferred
Address Pharmacist, this office. 81
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TYPEWRITERS for sale or rent; Remington.
Smith Premier, Hammonds. aud don't fail
TO see tho new Remlngton- Sholes. NJ. A.
Grant, 1914 Texas avenue. SO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-27
TEXAS LAMP and OIL CO.,
Lamps and Oils.
HELP WANTED.

RELIABLE MAN to handle agents for Tec-
phone Tablet and SpriISler; paws $1,000 q
year. Enclose stamp. Victory Mfg. Co,
Cleveland Ohio.
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WANTisD---Largr. nice looking family hors,.
Gail e0e Rusk avenue. over Store: ~
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YOUNG LADY would like position O. visit.
Ing goyernees to small cnuuren IN ~ - "a
families: music tnusht II desired. AddrNs
"a j. L. O., this office. 3 ~
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FUN HENT---Nh elegant sIx-Toom mos1cr1
cottage. Third ward. Hairai a HarrAl.
rental agents ~
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FOR RENT--As six-room cottage: bath room
and sewer connections. close In: ais Dallas
avenue. Inquire II. Hoenckc. Il
The times., 1898-07-28

suffer from headaches, loss of appetite, loss
of sleep, lassitude iii the morning, drowsi-
ness during the day and a general out of
sorts" feeling. If these conditions are
neglected, almost any serious malady may
be the result Frequently it is some nerv-
Gus disorder or dread consumption. DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is the
best medicine for hard working men. 1t
gives edge to the appetite, makes digestion
and assimilation perfect, invigorates the
liver and purifles and enriches the blood
1t is the great blood maker and flesh
builder. 1t cures oS per cent. of all cases
OF chronic or lingering, bronchial, throat
and lung affections. ~
All too frequently, death dogs the foot
steps of the wife, in the guise of weakness
and disease of the delicate and important
organs that bear the burdens of wifehood
and maternity. There is an unfailing cure
for disorders of this nature. 1t is Dr..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. 1t acts di-
rectly on the sensitive organs concerned,
making them strong, healthy and vigorous.
It fits for wifehood and motherhood
They are sold at all medicine stores.
During early childhood death turks il
every corner for these fragile innocents.
The mother can only protect her babes by
acquiring some practical medical knowl-
edge. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser irnparts this knowledge. For a
paper covered copy send II one cent
stamps, to eozer cost Of mailing only, to
DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y. Cloth
binding 81 stamps.
The times., 1898-07-28
,eir part IS absolutely preposterous. .

their part is absolutely preposterous.
Conditions IN the Bastile are equaled by
the state of affairs in the prisons here, as
revealed by the prison commission which
was appointed by the commander of the
American forces. The commission con-
sists of Capt. Lunan, of the Rough
Riders, Major Groesback. judge advo-
cate, and Mr.. Armas, formerly a lawyer
of this city. and now an aide on the staff
of Gen. Castillo.
The commission began its Investigations
with the common jail, where they found
a horrible state of affairs to exist. They
ascertained that many of the prisoners
had been confined there for years with
out ever having been sentenced. Others
were serving terms double and treble the
extreme legal penalty for the offenses
of which they had been convicted. One
man had been confined six years for a
crime the maximum sentence for which
under Spanish law was two months.
Among the prisoners were many Span
ish soldiers, who will be sent back TO
Spain. The commission was only able to
examine ten prisoners yesterday. Some
of these will be liberated soon. The COM
mission will be in session tomorrow.
Sixty thousand dollars was deposited in
the branch of the Banca Espana Habana
when the city was sure ler~1. u ni$ dis
appeared. Gen. Shafter had Jose Bravo,
the governor of the bank. before him yes
terday afternoon and vainly endeavorei
to elicit from him the secret of the dispo-
sition OF the funds.
A question has arisen with regard ID
the disposition OF 5he Spanish gunboat
Alvarado. Gen. Shafter says the vessel is
merely tugboat chartered from the Ju-
ragua Mining Company, and conse-
quently a mil:tary prize included in the
surrender of Santiago. Commodore
Sampson says the gunboat is subject TO
the adjudication of the nava, prize court.
The times., 1898-07-28
THE PRESIDENT sERENADED.
The Missouri Band From Camp
AIger Given the Honor

AiEer sEtNen the honor
The Missouri Military Band. from Camp
AIger. struggled through the rain last
night and. after surmounting numerous
difficulties. lined itself up in front of the
White House about o'clock to serenade
the President.
Because there are bands and bands, and
because bands that were not bands have
recently tried to serenade the household
in the executive mansion, the appearance
of the Missouri musicians caused a dis
turbance among the Wh;5e House guards,
and particularly in the mind OF Chief
Boyd, who has repeatedly been under the
painful necessity of moving on" divers
aggrega lions Of tinklers of brass and
saunders of cymbals.
The Missouri band came well recon-
mended. and. besides, it was accompanied
by distinguished officers from Chauncey
L. FiIley's State. and in view of these sat-
isfactory circumstances the Missouri boys
were invited TO step up on the porch out
of the rain and play tuneful melodies,
which they did.
Before the music had ended the Presi-
dent appeared, thanked the musicians for
their efforts and shook hands with them.
With this the band marched off in the
rain again. well paid for its trouble.
The times., 1898-07-28
For Making Threats.

Joseph Robinson. colored, was arrested
Tuesday, for making threats against
George Bess. another colored man. Bess
was a witness against Robinson in an
assault case. during which the latter
made threatening gestures toward him.
After the trial, Robinson told Bess that
'-he would fix his business at the same
time making a rush at him. Bystanders
interfered, however, and Robinson was
again locked up.
In court yesterday. several of the Of
fieials testified. An amusing scene was
created when Lawyer Kicks cross-ex-
amined Lawyer Moss, who was acting in
the capacity of a witness. Both men good
naturedly INDUCED in lawyers privileges.
Judge Scott finally took the defendants
personal bonds.
The times., 1898-07-28

Atlanta is honored just now with the
presence of Lieut.. Hobson's mother,
said Henry F. Ingram, of that city to
The Times man yesterday afternoon.
She is visiting her son, John n. Hobson,
a neighbor of mine. An Atlanta news
paper man asked the lady If her cores
pondence had materially increased since
her distinguished sons exploit in San
tiago Harbor She replied that she had
received and was still receiving thousands
of letters from every part of the country.
As she expressed II, she had "a wheel
barrow full' They are from people in
every walk of life. Some from young
men who were fired by the courageous
spirit OF Richmond Pearson Hobson;
others from veterans who extoled the
fearless achievement, and still more from
mothers who wrote to congratulate the
woman who sustained the proud relation
of mother to one of the men of the day.
Mrs. Hobson says that requests for her
photograph and autograph are numerous,
and that while she has complied with
great many, it is manifestly impossible
to oblige all. She said that her mail has
accumulated so much that she would be
forced to employ several stenographers to
catch up with it. She received but one
communication from the government Of
fcials. congratulatory letter from Pres
ident Mckinley. She proposes TO pre-
serve all the letters and leave them as
family heirlooms."
The times., 1898-07-28

Persons troubled with rIarrnoea will ba
interested in the experience of Mr.. W. NJ
Bush. clerk of Hotel Dorrance. Provi-
donce, r. /. He says: For several years
have been almost a constant sufferer
from diarrhoea, the frequent attacks CO n
pletely prostratins me and rendering me
unfit for my duties at this hotel. About
two years ago travelling salesman kindly
gave me small bottle Of Chamberlain
Collie Cholera and DiaTrhoea Remedy
Much TO my surprise and delight it's ef-
fects were immediste. Whenever / felt
symptoms OF the dsease I would fortify
myself against the attack with a few
doses of this valuable remedy. The result
has been very satisfactory and almost
complete relief from the afIiiction-" For
sale by Henry Evans. Wholesale and re-
tail druggist. s3s f ST. NV, and Conn ave
and st. NV. and I42S Nd. ave. ne.