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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

10 EXCHANGE-saw mill capacity 1900 70
Is. 900, engine and boiler 80 horse power, and
100 10 1000 acres timber land; also houses ~
Kansas City Mo-; want newspaper plant
hotel or land for part or all. J. t. Atkih.
son, China, Jefferson county, Texas. y
VFRY DESIRABLE little home In Fifth ward.
worth si25O aud mortgaged for 5000, payable
on easy monthly payments; owner VIII cx-
change equity for good vacant lots. Wilson
& Hannah, 203 Kan bullains' ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIE Board Of Medical Examiners for the
Eleventh district will meet at the ONCE OF
Dr. Geo W. clarendon. at 10 a. M. Monday
September 4, 1899. ]. W. Scott. president
Geo. w. clarendon, secretary. W
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MONEY TO LOAN on 5 to 10-year time on city
real estate security; loan can Pc eancelea,
all or any part, at any time riueiity saw
Man and Congress. 40
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25

Ayeision 10 Society. Loss OF Ambition, unht-
ress 10 Marry, Melancholy, Dyspepsia, stunt
cd Development. Loss Of Power. Pains " ,ns
IN. epeediIy and Permanently Cured, NEW
York DOCTORS. Specialists. isi6k Isxes
Avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25

Angelina.
he Post.
y Elbow in the
a ,'',e TO say nothing OF
n, .'''lne all over tbs
~. . In Texas, of former
H.. 'a yield in the rapid
I,,' ana young bolls, as
's Of The Post from
IN, ! crop correspondents
VS. s'iion belt OF the
y IVY can base his es-
Ut. 'ss' when the lowest
W., @a alVHe from
M vii not fall short
\ ~ = past my UNDER
.la n a very close
IA N, Noe observer, and
ls Present rate Tho
kssss , y boIls in this
NJ hs NJ output OF that
kspt~ ~ variety predict
u mark the result.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
PILES and STRUCTURES

CURED without the knife or
'etentlon from business. Fis-
,uia, Fissure, liberation OF
the Rectum. Varicocele ara
Rupture. Nervous Debility,
Syphilis, Organic Weakness.
Failing Memory. Lack Of
Energy. Physical Decay.
arising from lndiscretion6.
Excess. indulgence or Ok.
nosure. producing some 0t
the following effects: Ngr-
yyousness, Del Debility .,t 81 ssli r.ss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
HOUSTON HEIGHTS lots for sale at lowest
prices on installment plan. Office 22o Main
street. John A. Milroy. agent.

FOR SALE-A neat cottage on Gray avenue,
Fourth ward Apply TO A. j. Burke corner
Drew and Milan. II
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY, STOLEN.
DR.. w. W. Lunn. DR.. e. d. Lnnn.

Surgery and Diseases of Women,
Catarrb Of Ear, Nose, Throat, Lungs
and Stomach.
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FINANCIAL.

WISH to borrow $3.50 on paid up life instr :
ance policy; will pay 10 per cent; can give
additional security Address Borrower, post
Office box q. eo
MONEY LOANED. $40 up; chattel or real
Kiam's. 81
Sj50 000 no LOAN on Houston business prop
erty 10 amounts 10 suit, one TO ten years.
al lowest rates OF interest can also supply
parties wanting TO build or buy MONIES ~
stallrnent plan; those loans can be paid N
full or any part OF them at any time no
delay IN gettiag your money; can close lqan
on The same day application Is made II title
is Satisfactory: can supply parties wanting
10 buy lots or build with special bargains ID
choice blocks. quarter blocks. lots Or resi-
dences In all parts OF the city or additions
nm easy terms or for cash. Apply at once %
i,iIls BOZ Main street. g-17
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED--ro sell groceries, stock and tx
lures, aud span mules. one wagon. one horse
w9gon; near street car line. Address 1895.
This office. ~
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| WANrEp--l00 wood choppers; pay COO per
cord; payment made every two weeks }.
| W Matthews, Greens Bayou. IS
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WANTED--2OU wood choppers at Shipmore
Switch. on II. IL. and W. T. railway; fine
timber; pay every two weeks healthy; good
water. Amply II. Il. Watson. IS
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WANTED-At once, block setter for mill cut
ting $4,000 to $4,000 per day; must be quick
and accurate. Apply to Village Mills Co.,
wny "a
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WANTEp--Whts woman cook on section.
Apply at once. Henke a Pilot 2J
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WANTED--white girl for housework and
cooking In family OF two. must be Arst-
class. Apply at $40 jefferson street. q
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WILLIAMS STANDARD TYPEWRITER-
Most durable. speediess. best. second nant
machines, all makes. L. Aluun Wright
Geuerai Agent, No. 29l Main. Dallas. t
YOU WILL find a complete line OF pictures
picture frames, mouldings. etc. at kopfs
l0l4 Prairie avenue. I
FOR SALE-Ten R-I-P-A Ms for cents at
druggists one gives relief. i-2S-1900
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SEEDS for fall planting; lust received new
crop turnip seed. winter barley. turf oats.
beardless wheat Fultz's Imp. wheat. Mica
ragua wheat. new rye, new crop alfalfa,
oman sets. Bermuda onion sets, fall garden
seed of every description. Holloway Seed,
Grain and Com. Co., Dallas Texas. II
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l2ll TEXAS AVENUE. large modern boarding
house. 2is blocks from Capitol hotel Mein
street: business center; transfer, ano reIu-
TeieDhone EGO, -
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WANTED-200O cords pine wood or less, on
strrei -
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WANTED TO BUY.

CASH for up-to date school and miscellaneon
books j. S. Purdy III Congress, :
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HELP wANTED--A good general servant
white. to cook. etc., or man and wife to
pected. etc. Address Macarthur Hotel. Mar
quez Texas. Is
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WANTED--At once. good printer aud news
paper man; must be sober. Address Spec
tator. Wharton. Texas 81
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WE Ely. rent and store turniture; we loan
utuey mad charge no interest on furniture
stored with us Barr & Knller. Al. Travis. y
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SITUATION WANTED-EEMALE.

YOUNG lady wishes position with old couple
as companion and to assist in light house
work: am willing 10 leave city Address
6gg7 this office II
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0 lWANTEp--M once. n frst-class blacksmith;
5 must do some woodwork. Address w, T.
s TAYLOR & Bro. Wharton. Toxas. q
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i WANTEp-At once. one good all around
tailor or coat maker. Robert Krause,
Georgetown. Texas, care Carl Rurkhardt. &c
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frst. class hoard only four blocks from
Capitol hotel. References exchanged go
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REFINED, educated young lady desires posi-
ton in private family to teach small chil-
leave city II desired. Address $685., this Of
iice. q
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WANTED--Clood all around baker. Address
Il Palace Restaurant and Bakery, Box 12s
4 Navasota. Texas, "a
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ALL kinds of trees trimmed and doetored
orairst borers and insects; roses and shrub
hery cured from blight ard disease first
Gloss work guaranteed. Address cnas. Al
trecht, care w d. Hume's drug store, city.
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WANTEp-Two experienced saiesladies for
trst-class dry goods house; must be we'll
experienced and acquainted in city; good
69s9 this Office -I III n. q
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I Remington. SIS.
Reminstons, ss5 to $40.
Is Smith-Premiers, SIS TO SEQ.
l Hammond. SIS
3 Csligraphs at SEQ
j. ]. Pastoriza Ptg. a Litho. Co.. Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
BOARD AND ROOMS.

TWO elegant rooms. iirst-class board, table
bcardors solicited; bath and phonei III
Walker avenue. ~
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JUST RECEIVEp-Car leather trimmed top
buggies. with curtains and storm apron.
wide or standard tread: yoir choice, sii co.
Edw. clarendon. dealer in all kinds Of ve'
ieles. harness and rubber tired nuSgies.
Franklin and Caroline streets rs
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-19
e+o+o+o+o+o+ 0 o+o+o+o+o+o+o

Come along and don't make a fuss"
The private started obediently. Are
you goin' TO leave me like that Charlie?"
put in his companion. Won't you say
good-by?"
Charlie rallied his forces
Here. what m I goin' 18th you for7"
The lieutenant jerked him 10 the stairs
I'VE don't want a row" he said.
The girl was ready % retire. but
Charles chivalry was awake. ''Yuh
neen tuh think I'm goin' 70 leave you.
darlin'." he shouted. Some people don't
know their business. but Ill-teach-em."
He was on the street BY this time. and
hghtins
commenced the younger provost. But he
did not mean 10 do so. and II would never
have happened n Taylor had not shown
himself across the street. Taylor was an
other OF the persons wanted.
The captain dropped Charlie and made
after him. The fresh air had made Char
lies eyes clearer and his fist steadler.
and he was hound to fall fighting Hence
the lieutenant found that his prize was
The guard drew his bayonet. Then we
saw its use as a club.
He had full power 10 use the weapon "a
knife in case Of necessity. but that case
seldom arises. It did not now.
Back under the red and white globe OF
the police station we went 20 see the -nd
AZ affairs A party OF five Contented
Cinnamon passed us. with am officer he
hind them. They entered advanced down
the hall facing the irOnical Welcome"
that sneers from under the clock. and
turned forward 90 the prson-leadinE
stairs without guidance.
In the next cell 10 theirs We found our
arrests. They lay on the benches or
leered through the bars. and were brazen
and not ashamed.
1--WE must look pretty en- here"
Those who had tobacco smoked and
tried 20 be uncOuccrred- They all i0ked
And they were In a bare cell % city
prison. side by side with gambling Chi
nese and drunken thieves. Their mothers
and sisters in the East are lamenting the
dangers OF active battle
Before midnight they were brought up-
stairs ard started toward the PresidIo
with the guard. The length Of the Union
street car line found none unrtlfv Tor evar,
Charlie mad subsided. now that gallantry
proved impossible.
1t was a muddy march over the slopes
20 the suardhouse Black and lonely as
disgrace " stands there and opens doors
10 the willful and the foolish and the
wicked. Some OF them will lose a months
salary and some will pay a $40 fine anil
some will endure short fmprisonr,snt
charge. U''
And all because, says the captain. a
regiment OF prettily behaved little b0v4
drew no salary from the first OF Septem-
Der 10 the first Of November and them.
drew more than was. good for them all
AT once. Especially since they came into
possession OF IL while they were turned
loose In San Francisco
Satan and idle hands again
KATHRYN MARCH
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-19

ing blocks. They must live UP to the 90
casion.
Hence they rose They demanded free
dom and they swore crashing oaths.
shut up, said the lieutenant.
A sergeant and a private appeared from
one street, a corporal and a private from
the other They were the two divisions
of the Dupont-street squad. which was
patroling according 10 the plan OF the
provosts. splitting al one corner OF
square and moving In opposite directions
around it 10 meet again at the diagonal
corner. This is arranged FOR the sake OF
sNttish members OF the Forty-sixth who
have nippant ideas Of running around the
block and SO not count on being con-
frouted
Tho squad i0ined Lieutenant Ross and
added ihcir authority 20 his The three
subsldcl in their attempts al freedom
but continued 600 talk
Il can't ~ with SOU yet / want some
cigarette m goiu' 90 have 'em. too"
shut up' repeated the Lieutenant
Captain Lukens approached. lie did not
say shut mp or anything else. but the
words died away to grOwls and the growls
80 silence. He BIS The personifcation OF
4aW.
Lieutenant Ross resigned command with
q look Of relief
The cigarette murnur rose only once
more and feebly
Captain. Der ms Eet a smoke ur-.
ESQ. You don't deserve a."
Tie murmur was never repeated
Take them 90 the station right away
came the command Forward. marchi"
Aud the crowd Slid into one with the
sO0ty rain.
T. was ln basement just above Market
street THAI We came upon a soldier and
girl They were alone AZ an upper
fahle and his head was wobbing forward
toward her and he knew just enough 10
. listen. but far too little 10 talk
ITS M,rriman. Wen haul him out"
asked The captain II his authority ex-
tended even 30 FAR. our authority is
so take any member Of our regiment and
get him back 10 quarters. no matter
where We find him. was the answer
return. but IL he IS one OF the missing
De- must be run in ana pay the penalty
like little gentleman"
IHc laid "a firm hand on the very infirm
shoulder
come on" he said.
Who're your" queued the vague pri-
vate
I'm the provost 20 take charge OF you.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-19
8 Night With The
Provost Guard.

Continued from Page Twenty-one.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-19
, American women
are, rs a rule, very
much happier when
they marry Ameri=
can men. ~

IERTCAN women are as a rule
happier when they marry
American men. The foreign
feminine point of view does not
adjust itself 10 our manner OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
PROF. GEO. BRYSON DEAD.
Well Known Teacher of Languages
Summoned Hence.

Prof. George Bryson passed away at
his room, lSl west Third South, yester-
day afternoon, his death being brought
on by acute congestion OF the lungs.
1t Is thought that over-exertion was the
cause Of the attack. Monday he SO
exhausted himself in running to catch
a car that he found II necessary 60 call
on a doctor. He returned to his rooms,
but instead Of finding relief he grew
rapidly worse, until he expired. AL
though he had been feeling little in,
disposed for the past few days, II was
never suspected that there was any
thing alarming In his condition and his
sudden demise was great shock 10
his friends and admirers.
Those who knew Prof. Bryson re-
spected him greatly He was an In.
structor In French, and had a large
class In the city. Since making his
home In Salt Lake, he has attended the
First NJ. Il. church regularly, although
he was a Baptist In faith. He cult.
waited the friendship and enjoyed the
esteem Of many Of the prominent citl-
Gems OF Salt Lake. Rev. Mr.. Henry Of
the First NJ. Z. church, and he, having
been particular friends.
Prof. Bryson was born, In London,
England. about Y years ago He held
the position OF Instructor In French at
an English institution for number OF
years, until the death Of his wife, at
ter which sad event he began to travel.
His travels embraced almost every
country on the globe and subsequent.
ly he delivered lectures on various
countries, by the aid n maps which ne
himself drafted. Some time ago he
lectured on Palestine TO the Y. NJ. c.
A., and his address ELECTED high com,
mendations About five years ago he
came 60 Idaho, where he remained
little over three vars. He removed
to Utah about year and a half ago,
and since that time had been engaged
in teaching French both here and in
Ogden, and also lecturing occasionally.
He leaves several children, two sons
In London, one OF whom i a practlclng
physician, The other well-tO-do mer-
chant He also has a daughter In
London who Is prominently Identified
with the sailors rescue work. Mrs. An
ME Laker Of Montpelier. Idaho. Is also
his daughter; It was with her he stayed
While IN Idaho. william T. Noali Of
the firm Of Asper Noall & company OF
this city, was connected with Prof Bry-
son by marriage, and the deceased had
a number Of distant relatives In Idaho
and Utah. The remains are at ODon.
nell q companys undertaking parlors.
but no arrangements FOR the funeral
VIII be made until word has been re.
ceived from members of the family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
TO AMEND THE LAW.
Senator Gallon Desires 10 Extend Powers
OF Interstate Commission.

Senator Cullom yesterday introduced
in the Senate comprehensive bill for
fne law creating the Interstate SOM
nerce commission. The bill is In most
respects similar to the Cunom bill OF
the last Congress for the same purpose
but It has been changed In several
minor particulars.
The main features OF the proposed
measure are as follows: The commits
sion is authorized after hearing a case
TO make an order directing the carrier
TO desist from the violation found and
also TO prescribe IN such order the
thing which the carrier IL required TO
do or not TO do for the future 10
bring itself into conformity with the
act, and In so doing the commission Is
given power 20 fix mtcimum rates. TO
fix both a maximum and minimum
rate or differential In rates when me-
cessary 10 prevent discrimination. TO
determine the divisions OF q Joint rate
between connecting carriers and the
terms and conditions under which busl-
ness shall be lnterchanged when neces-
sary TO the enforcement OF the act, TO
make changes in classification and 10
amend the rules and regulations under
which traffic Is moved.
The commission now has no power I'm
any case TO fix rates for future OBJ
servance by railroad companies.
The bill makes the order Of the COM
mission effective within the time specl-
fled, which ordinarily shall not be less
than thirty days. Any carrier may,
within thirty days, begin proceedings
Ia the United States circuit court for a
review OF the order Either party may
appeal directly TO the Supreme Court
and the case Is 20 have precedence In
the courts. II the court upholds the
order or II the order becomes effective
otherwise the carrier must obey II or
be subject to a forfeiture Of $1,000 for
each offense and for every day It con-
tlnues In default. II additional evil
dence Is found necessary in court the
court must direct the commission 10
take 1t and make a supplemental re-
port. The orders OF the commission
now are not effective until II brings
suit I'm the court 70 enforce them, and
the delays involved frequently extend
over a period Of years.
the commission shall make and estab-
llsh uniform classification. The long
and short haul clause Is made an abgo-
lutte prohibition except upon leave
granted by the commission. Large PEN
altles are provided against carriers IN
case Of departure from the published
rate.
The Imprisonment feature Is clint
mated from the act and shippers are
not liable for offense except false billing
or other fraudulent practice. a forfeit
ure Is imposed upon carriers for failure
10 file annual reports before September
3Oth each year The commission Is au-
thorzed 10 prescribe the form OF ac-
counts and 10 Inspect the books Of car
clers and Il may employ special agents
or examiners who shall have authority
under the order OF the commission to
Inspect and examine such accounts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
DESERVES I'M.
Remarkable Success OF a New Treatment
for Piles.

For many years II has been supposed
that the only absolute sure cure for
piles was by surgical operation, but the
danger. TO life and the pain and ex-
pense has been 30 great that many
thousands suffer for years rather than
submit 10 the last resort. or they seek
the temporary relief In the many RENE
dies claimed 10 relieve piles and rectal
trouble salyes, oitments and similar
simple remedies which give only slight
and very temporary relief.
A new preparation which Is painless
and harmless but which affords imme-
date relief and In many cases a COM
plete cure In very short time. Is sold
by druggists under the name OF Pyra-
mid Pile Cure.
II Is In suppository form used at
night and It's regular use has cured
thousands OF obstinate, long standing
cases. and Il seems to be equally ef-
fectiye In all the various forms OF piles,
whether Itching bleeding OF protruding.
The Pyramid Pile Cure allays the in
nammation and lntolerable itching, re-
duces the tumors. and It's astringent
properties cause the enlarged blood
vessels 10 contract TO a normal
healthy condition.
A Baltimore gentleman relates his
experience with a Pyramid Pile Cure
In these words
II AFFORDS me unusual pleasure 10
add my endorsement to those Of others
relative to your really wonderful pile
remedy | was a sufferer for years
until told by q fellow salesman OF the
Pyramid PILE Cure. II has entirely
cured me and | cheerfully send this
for publication II you wish to use II in
that direction. / wish you would send
me one Of your little books on cause
and cure Of piles, desire 20 show It to
some friends"
Any pile sufferer may use the Prya-
mid with certainty that Il win give In
slant relief and regular use a perma-
nent cure and the still further certain
~ that ii contains no cocaine, NOR
phine or metallic or mineral polsons.
All druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure,
80 cents for full sized treatment.