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yesterday at the Custom-house as master
and sole owner OF the sealing schooner
Achilles, which furnished a shOrt-liyed
sensation last month by being advertised
as stolen by the skipper.
On March % last there appeared in the
Liverpool England papers, in the obitu-
ary column, notice Of the death of Mrs.
Lizzie GunsoD, wife Of Captain John Gun
son of the ship Dunsyre, with the appen-
dix, 'San Francisco papers please COPY"
When the Dunsvre arrived here on Mon
day Captain GuDson received the sad
intelligence that his wife died ten days
after his vessel left Newcastle. England.
No British shipmaster visiting this port is
better known than Captain Gnnson or
a"Uncle john" as he is familiarly called.
He came here first in 1863. and his first visit
as master was in 1871. Since then ne has
sailed here almost continuously, and no
shipmaster coming to this port has more
popularity and respect. Mrs. Gunson
accompanied him here on three voyages.
The morning call., 1893-08-24
Didn't Know Where to Find EN-.

Fannie K. Chamberlain, Administrative
of the estate of r. A. Chamberlain. de-
ceased. has filed suit in the Superior Court
agains; Supervisor J. G. James and w. II.
Hill to recover S55.000. valne of sheep,
hogs, horses, buggies, etc. These formed
part of the estate. and the complaint states
that they were in the possession of the
defendants. who have failed to give any
accounting or compensate the admnlstra-
trix for the value of the property. The
amount sued for is stated to be the value
Of the missing stock.
The morning call., 1893-08-24

Homestead farmers in this country earn
s per cent of the total earnings OF the
nation, and their farms and stock repre-
sent per cent of the national wealth,
The morning call., 1893-08-24

/. OR SALE-BUTTER AND EGG ROUTE,
l with horse and wagon; cheap. Apply Call
Branch Office au2i 3t*
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QO0A CORNER SALOON: WITH GOOD
GpO'O. trade; daily receipts $40; neatly fitted:
well stocked: rooms attached low rent; fullest
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HELP wANrED-CoNT1NUED.

lJARBERS - GOOD PAYING SHOP, CHEAP.
y Apply J. B. u. 131 Eddy st. au22 St$
The morning call., 1893-08-24

SANIIAk1 PLUMBING AND SEWERING f.
~ HuFSCHMIDT. 623 q. G. ave.; tel. 1868, Stf
The morning call., 1893-08-24

ID DESTAURANT FOR SALE: LEAVING THE
IL city: NO rent. INQUIRE Can Branch ONCE "a 4t
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

"A ORKING HOUSEKEEPER FOR WIDOW
second-2lrl clergymanS house. $50: midGle-aged
woman for good place. $40: chambermaid and
waitress. $40. and girls for houSeWOrk. K. L.
WARD Il co, 6lG Clay st.
The morning call., 1893-08-24

NOFFEE-SALO0N: VICINITY KEAkNY AND
~ Geary sts: rent $50; bargain. Apply at PA
CIFIC EXCHANGE % Kearny st.
The morning call., 1893-08-24

CABIN EFT MAKERS AND CARPENTERS AN
Y established business of - years with machIn-
cry, low rent, cheap for cash; owner retiring from
business. Inquire at Call once, 1910 Broadway,
Oakland. au19 1t
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GAN FRAN CISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
- 53S Kearny. only corporation that lends money
on dis M onds. watches low interest oc4 tt
The morning call., 1893-08-24

rOOO BRANCH BAKERY, STATIONERY,
dpAOO. candy laundry office: 3 livng-roOms:
rent $50; opposite public school: clears SIS per
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TO EXCHANGE ARIoN PIANO FOR LUM
l ber. r. box leg. Cali Branch ONCE au24 3t'
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IA ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL A
" position to do light houSework. Gail AT 8
Russell St. of Hyde. bet Union aud Green: no
postals answered au2S 3ts
The morning call., 1893-08-24

A DAB MCFARLIN NOW HAS TWO SCOTCH
~ sisters for cooking aud second WORK, local re
ferences, $50 and ) 5; also reliable women for
any position. 4 Sth ST.. near Broadway Oak.
land; hours 10 to 80 P. If. an23 st
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FOREMAN AND 25 MEN TO TAKE CONTRACT
4 TO pick 250G tons OF grapes at 81 25 ton
house, fuel water ana stove furnished. provisions
advanced, see party here: 2 men TO make shtngle 8
and box bolts, 81 so cord; 10 German grape
pickors. 81 day and found; 10 Italian grape
pickers, 81 day and found; 10 French grape
pickers, 81 day and found. c. r. HANSEN q
Co, l10 Cieary ST.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

"a ANTED-MAN TO TAKE CONTRACT TO
- pick $500 tons Of grapes at 81 25 per ton
houses and range furn shed; also water and wood
free; provisions furnished IL desired; no obiee-
tion If party of 20 men would take the contract
under the supervision OF their own foreman. w.
ID. EVER Il CO.. 626 Clay ST.
The morning call., 1893-08-24

DARTIES THINKING OF OPENING SA-
i looms or stores the fair grounds will hud
it to their advantage to call and my outfits new
and second hand. of bars, backbarS. mirrors,
shelvings, counter showcases, scales. safes Ifu0
leums etc; largest stock and only store in the
city of this kind.
j. N0ONAN. lO17 to 1923 Mission St., above
Sixth.
The morning call., 1893-08-24

i me CORNER STATIONERY AND FANCY
! goods store; cheap 1869 Mission ST. aug tt
SHAMROCK SALOON: TERMINUS INGALLS,
~ ter, Geary and Powell car lines entrance TO the
CONFIDEN NTIAL BUSINESS CONDUCTED FOR
" merchants; loans negotiated; compromises
and settlements effected; strictest secrecy. E j.
EPSTEIN. 3IS Pine 81. room 81. iy u
The morning call., 1893-08-24

" N'ANTED-FURNISHED HOUSE, TO 10
W rooms-Thoroughy responsible family of
want modern, nicely furnished house; chill
dren; north OF Post st. and west of Van Ness ave.
Address H. (. WRIGHT, 51S Montgomery ST.,
stating rent. au24 1T
The morning call., 1893-08-24

a ANTED-TO LEASE A ROUTE ON MORN
ing paper. Ad. S. C, box 1861 Call Bch. "a 2t*
EOR SALE-BRANCH BAKERY AND VARIE-
L ry-store; cheap. 1885 Mission st. au24 It's
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SPECIAL Nor1cEs-CoNT1NUED.


- All Ladies' Should Consult Mrs. DIR.
- Lap n mereliahie specialist in all female dis
eases; have arranged my home 10 suit rich and
poor: business strictly confiGential pills. 81 safe
w. LadieS-If IfErregular,S Ser Mrs. Puetz
49, ana be content at once 254 1a 4th. aus ON
~ Fresh CLAIMS for Sale Cheap 1I91@
e~D Pacific st. aul Inns
F5S. Cancer-The Koehier Cancer Cure
- 20. is located at 70S Fulton. 5. t. CANCER,
1umorS or malignant growths are removed with
out knife or caustie: a GUARANTEED CURE
speciality; call or send for circular: consultation
iree tmy2S 6m PHILIP KOEHLER, Mgr.
~ Cnre uarsnteed-Fren~ IN Fee
male pills never fail in suppression monthly
periods. no matter what cause; always produce
enect desired; ladies, health delicate or other
conditions, should Use them. MRS. DAVIES,
1855 Market st, Murphy bldg, r. SO. Sd floor.ap2O
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TAPANESE FIRST-CLASS HELP FURNISHED
y by Pacific Enterprise Company. room 90 222
Posf st teIephone 58l7. au18 l5t*
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"a ANTED-SECoND BUTLER FOR PRIVATE
W family. must be English, $50 month: also n
cheesemaker $35. and others. at w. ID. EVER N
CO., 626 Clay st.
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HORSES.

49,
600 LEATHER TOP BUGGY. NV COR
ST OU. Harrison and Fremont. au22 Sta
CECOND-HAND WAGON FOR SALE CaFAP
- IL 4 Harrison ST au19 tf
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DOR SALE-A FINE CANDY AND ICECREAM
4 parlor: stand with without factory; good
location; cheap. Address C. S. box SO, Call Brch.*
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Gents Furnishing Goods.

1000 DOZEN Cents Turn Down and
Standing Linen Collars, "a bargain
at Toe, our price .,.,l-,,.r..-....s.,
1000 DOZEN Gents Linen Cuffs. a
bargain at zoe; our price, pair, 10
GENTS 4-piy Linen Collars, stand
ing and Turn Down, all styles
imaginable. worth lie; our price
each -.,.s...... ..s.,....s... .-.t.'. -
CENT? Extra Quality Linen Collars,
worth 20c; we offer al ......,..- ia
GENTS White Laundered Shirts,
worth T5c; We sell them at .s,,.-. 40
CENTS; White Laundered Shirts.
open bhck and front, PLATA bosom,
worth 800; our price .....-.,..... %
CENTS White Extra Fine Fancy
Pique Bosom, worth H.25; our
price ...-+,.. .-,......,.. -.s.,--,.,,, W
GENTS Plain Bosom White Laun-
dered Shirts, of the celebrated star
make worth sL50; our prioe--...-, 81 %
GENTS Extra Quality Star Shirts.
worth sl.I5; our price ,,,-,. 1900, u =
GENTS Extra Fine Plnited Bosom
star Shirts. worth SLID; our price, 81 y
SPECIAL bargains In Gents Nobhy
Neckwenr just received and Will
be sold at ABOUT one-half OF ac-
tual value.
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PEARS TRANSPARENT SOAR tun-
centeel. usually sold al po3 cake;

PEARS TRANSPARENT SOAR tun-
ceutecl. usually sold at pQi q cake;
our price ........,... $500. .s,a..
PEARS Giycerinc Soap. worth SO a
cake. we oifer ut ..,Y.t. .s..s,.4.
PEARS Transparent shaving Soap.
worth &c n cake. we pffer AT -.
PEARS Islcworth Toilet Soap. worth
S5e a cake; We offer at ..,..,...
PEARS, Nursery Powder, worth sc
a cake; we offer AZ ...,,a.....s... IS
: eoTGATE's Old Honey Soap, worth
l5c 4 cake. 2 cakes In box; our
price. box - $780,. ..+ss.t.fs +
COLGAT1rs Bay Rum and Giyce-
rine Sonp, rprth f5c a cake, . &.
cakes in a box: we offer. per box
coLGATE.s Dat. Meal Toilet Soap,
worth 2hc a cake Q cakas IN n box
orr price, per box .s.,.s,..,s..s..
CoI.dsATErS Ciycerine Soap, medium
size worth l5c a cake, cakes IN
box: we affcr. per boz ,ss.,..s,.s
COLGATE'S sulphur Soap, worth
&c a cake. cakes IN box VIC
offer. per box ....s4s....- .s...e.s.s.
ecoLuATE's Glycerine Soar, oval
large cakes, worth &c a cake; our
CoLGATEis Medicatcd Tar. large
size Soap, worth &c cake, we
offer, cakes IN a box, for.-s... :.
coLGATE's old Brown windsor,
worth ibc a cake; our price
raiss5 tor .. - gs.'-tl e.
coLGATE's white clemats lorAe
slze Soan. . cnkes IN a hos, worth
esc d cake; We cficr, per box ..-s.,
coLGATITs White Wing SOAP.
worth ikc cake, s cakes In box.
We ofIcr per box ,st.,4....s.s.-...
coLGAT'E's DAT Essai Soap. : caises
IN box. worth tic a cake; our
price pen box Observation-Disclosures.
-. ~. r..
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Those Special Bars
gains ist our
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

.|
GUST rseeiyed another Invoice ef
l.AdioH' ilne hnndsSeayeu Doxihlr VI
sgie sid BUTTON SnphN sfpfth
$3.50; We oUNzs 81 49,. u -
LADIES extra fine spti; ;;sea kid 81.
Button Shoes, worth $3.50; At.@ssA - "a
200 PAIR our champion $500 Geuts'
Cali $AaSs, CUSTOM made our
pi1cea s4fs ", " ~
LADIES' genuine Donxola KID But
ton Shoes, patent Up. worth $3.50; "
our price " ~
$50 PANS ,le,itA' Wafdwell hAna-
Hewed car Shoes, worth so our
price s..s... .+..4.-s- ..-t....s<-t y 40
GENTS Renuins Goodyear hand
sewed Calf shues. worth y. %, our y =.
price : =. .ft.-.s.2,. " -
For Chfdton'e School Shoes, wo rec
umnbefid Our line Of Hercules Fet-
BILE Cont Bpttun Shoes. niTcg 10 4
u. worth 81. -. ~ ..,ss&..s....t-. 10
Sizes y 70 2, worth xl.De. at.ss....s o.
WE continue tho great osfer 81 our
limo OF tshldfrniN genuine L1onnola 81
KID Butinn Ehreei Hisez 70 y, a r. ~
eiKer ~ 10 II, at. ~
Sizes Y 10 = worth ~ per cent
incFf ~ = " 10
WIS have inat opened mn elegant Ina
OF fhiidfen'a.cxtf quBltfY rtiGtnrn 8
made Mel KID Button Niioce sinr1
20 az. - y -t,....<.s 81 %
sinas 4 70 Observation-Disclosures. 800. n %
S;EeNi u ~ Z. at.s.. a. 4, a - :
EACH ana every pair wafranted-s
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81! g: 600
Clothing.

"a sisa--one lot Cents extra fne
Smoking Jackets. worth So to SO,
sihe very item for Xmas gifo;
sale price. ..---.-. -.--.--..-.. - %
4 n ors OF extra hne Smoking Jack
~ ets worth $3.50 to $40; we offer
Al $3.50. 81. 40 and, ---.- .--.-,-. "a 90
M 4ooxB-onc lot OF Cents extra
quality Broadcloth Full Dress
Goats and Vests, worth $50; we
offer at......,-----..---- - --.--.''SlV w
10. "a and 411x--one lot Of. Gents
sS oaae lns Full Full Dress rs Goats ana
vnefs very best satin Innings.
worth s25 to $50: we offer choice
for....-..-.---. ...--.---.-..- -.Sio W
\ No. ss42x-onc lot OF Gents' Navy
Blue extra fne Tra sln9nr c %en
worth $40; we offer at--.-....... 80 90
io dne e'1 Havy Blue half satin lined
Cheviot overcoats, worth SIS to
500; our price .-...-.--.- .',-;Slo %
siei--oNE Lot OF Gents Steel Grey
extra fine Beaver Overcoats. tailor
Innings, worth SIS; our price .-.slo 90
siss-oNE Lot Gents extra fine Mel
ton Beaver Brown Overcoats.
worth Sis; we offer at....,......sto 90
: LOT 1902 Gents Spring Weight Fine
Brown overcoots worth s1S; our.
price. .--.-.-.....'- % 90
InT sos-cents' Black half snua
lined Reayer Overcoats. worth
so: our price, .--.---- -.....,Shu w
LOT 52es-Gents extra long extra
quality Beaver Overcoats, a bar
gain 1T Sl5i we offer at..-.-.-... 80 90
\ LOT 15es-G Gents extra long extra
quality all wool Storm oyercoats
would be cheap at $3.50; our
price,. ....-.. So. 1880. - ~
LOT 16e2-Gents' extra long heavy
listers, bargain at $3.50; our
price.-.----....--.--- ---.---..--' - ~
LOT 1851 and 21a4-Gents' Extra Fine
Melton Beaver. Tan and Brown
single and double breasted. Over
coats, worth Sl250 to Sla; our
price. ......-. .-.s..-...- --.-..' - ~
LOT s707-Gents' Tan Beaver half
satin lined Oyercoats, worth SIS:
VIC offer at...-......r .-.-- .-...SiV W
LOT 1896 and iTT0-Gents extra hne
Melton Beaver Overcoats, satin
sleeve lining. a bargain at $3.50.
We offer at .-........--........- - 90
...o- 1885, Gents extra long Navy
Blue Thibet Ulster 0vercoats,
bargain at SIS; we OFFER at....- IS 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-03
and turn it into the hard
cash, and our buyers raked
them in at less than cost of
the raw material. We have
just received and offer

500 GENTS Extra Fine Black 14-oz.
Clay worsted Suits, square and
round cut sacks, a-hutton cute
ly trimmed never sold for less
than SID; our price. ....r....'.4 $40 90
400 GENTS Extra quality Black
Clay worsted Suits, sacks ana
frocks never before offered by
any dealer for less than si5i we
oher at per suit.-..........-.i,Si2 20
COO GENTS, Extra Fine le.oz extra
5 quality Imported Black Clay
Worsted Suits, sacks and frocks:
worth $50 10 $3.50: our price SIS 90
no. I2o9-,one lot Of Cents extra ine
Black Clay Worsted Prince AL
bert Suits. single breasted, would
be cheap at SIS Jour price. SD so
ONE Lot. Cents extra quality Black
Corded, single breasted, Prince AL
bert Suits, worth SIS we Offer atsi2 20
NO 2es4-one lot Cents extra fine
Black Corkscrew. double breasted,
Prince Albert Suits. worth $50:
our price..,...-..-. ......,...4,s l4 IS
NO. 1896 One lot Gents extra tine
Imported Black Clay Worateu
Prince Albert Suits, single breast
ed, usually sold at $3.50 to So;
we offer at Observation-Disclosures SIS 90
NO 4s2s-Gents' extra Hne double
breasted Prince Albert Suits best
liiictsaW WORTH gov ohi ptlte+-se-N w
CENTS Extra Fine all wool Black
Imparted Corkscrew Suits. both
hound and unbound, sacks and
froeks, worth SIS; our price. $40 90
GENTS por Esrs co Tns ~ sts b Sois
bound and unbound sacks oitd
frocks, worth SIS: our prlnc sia 90
1910 YOUTHS Extra Fine Black
clay WorEted suits, age IL TO Is,
y, { - trftI NJ
1o.7n-oNE Lot Youths Fine Black
Clay Worsted Suits. nicely bound,
worth $i2.50 our price..s..-.... s. 10
LOT ebT1--Roys' Franklin Cashmere
Suits, age IL to 10, worth SO; We
offer Observation-Disclosures. 81 SO
LOT os6s, -Boys' Grey All Wool Ksr-
sey Suits, age 10 to ID. worth $751;. =.
our price. ..,....-. ......f.'..ts - w
Lor lo.1ss-Boys' All wool cass-
mere Suits. age 70 to 10, worth. 90
SIS; we offer Al. ............ 50 %
LOT psm-Bogg Heavy, An Wool
age 10 to 10, worth si2i our price 81 so
LOT 1o.74s-Boys' extra nns Dark
Blue Mixed Heavy Serge Disgon- ea %
ror e4ss-Boys' extra dnc caIifor-
MIA caasimere Suits, age - 70 iv'.e 10
100 cHILD's All Wool Extra Fine
Jersey Suits worth SO TO S. our
price $3.50, now down to, for 90 "a
choice ---...-..''f ...''t' - ."
500 PAIRS Chlld's Extra Fine Cas-
sifnere Knee Pants, elegant gocas. -
worth $50 we offer choice for sos
cHIr.D.s All Wool Cashmere Knee ~
Pants. worth 75c; our price ,s..t- ~
cHu.D's Fancy Heavy Cashmere -
Knee Pants, worth BIC; our price. 10
LOT 6i-childs Extra Quality Pm
Check Double Breasted Cashmere j.
suita. a bargain at $40; our prieesi % :
ror is2-chiIds' An Wool CASHMERE
Knee suits . bargain az S'ooi our . AZ
price ..,.-... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y
TOT sssi-chllds. All Wool Scotch
Cashmere Knee Suits worth $so', X
our price -t.',.t....,-,is $1,000 =
rers e,7s. 1854, $50 sci, ETC..
chjldsv An Wool Extra, Fine Sasl-
mere xnoe Suits, worth 500; our "a
price Was $40, we offer choice at's' y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-03
ELEGANT LINE or LINEN DAafAsfs
TABLE SETS.

Damask Fringe Table Covers, two
yards long. Fancy Bpruprt, Nap
lslns 20 Match worth Nbo set; =
our price .stt.+.ft. .s,tft.tt,fss, ~ y
Elegant Fringed Damnsls Table Cow
erF, AZ Yards long. Shpkine TO
match, worth st.5p; our nriru.-.. " q
Same Set MS above 2iz yards iong; Z
our price .s.t4...4s...ss .ssls.sf. " 70
TX yards Iona ........,. .,s..y.s " 70
Elegant Fringed DatnaAk Table Cow
err, Napkins 70 Match, worth NJ +.
our price -.s.t.. ss...ss..s s.f<e.tv " "
White Damasis Cloths 2H yards long.
Knofted Ffinec. Napkins 10
Match, worth g. our price ... y q
Waite Damask Cloths ri yards long,
Knotted Fringe Napkins 10
Match our price ,..,...st3.sfft, y %
Elegant Plain white Drawn Work,
Kpotted Fringe, ~ yards long,
pnmnHh Covers Napkins 81
Match. worth f,n0s We offer Mt. 81 -
same a. above, ~ yards long our
price $40, worth ss-,.-,,..,.s-y iQ ~
Same az above yards long with
our our ' price 1'an 800. 800 800 y 50
Elegant white Damhsk cpyerA ~
yHrds long. Nnpking 70 Match.
Mexican drawn work, hem = :.
atiiched worth sioi our price.ls, ~ y
Elegant white Damnsk Covers 2
Yards long, Hamgtlsened, piti1
Napidna 10 Match With rlrennt
open drawn work, worth siz5h !.
our price 1870, sssss.' " w
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All Linen Knotted rringe pannsk
Towels. stee iSxssl worth nc. our
price ,,....s..,, -ss..s.,.. ,s,ss..ss 10 70 :
All Linen Krotten s'rlngs pasnask
Towels. size zo<Ss, worth 25cs our
price .s..,..,sss.i, s..ss.,....s ~
Tc~ 'nss SiSs sasas' worth worth sSc: a our
price .W.s..s.. sss..,-t .ss.sst.ss.ss
All Linen Enotted rrlnge pamask
Towels hige 2exs6. worth Aoc; our
price A.-...ss- .Hs..,s,s ,.,.---sss ~
Turkish bath Toweis Fancy, siHo
iSxsS, worth loo: orr prine...-,.-' 10
Turkish nath loweiN Fancy. siso
lssSs- Worth soc; our s,tiee es,st.y i7M
plain rurkiph bath Towela aisr
iexti, worth lac our price '.,-.... 10
PLAIN Turkish path Towels size
tss;isf worth asc our prioe....r,, 70
RisRch furkish Beth Towels. sizn
Issa7 worth zoe. oar price..-...s.. i2's
Risach Turkish hath Towsn, aize
aiSbo, worth soc; our price ,s...t- y
Inxtra Large isnhleach BATH Towels I.
slxn 2fabs worth iec: our price. =
Ifuels cotban Towels. sIzo isxsi
wprr esi-Sci our price e.....,s.s
HuclS Npn Towels. size iaxsg e,
worth Mos our price ..s....,..- -
Huek Cotton Toweie. size aaxic,
worth Inc; our price ..tss........ ~
Bleach luck cotton .ieNnis' s'rv al
idx52 worth we our P''Nvrstsf,s -
ysioanb 1guek Cotton Towels, size
2axih worth lsc; our price'-..-., 's's
N.Y. fina, MIR hl.ach coiorcd bnr-
der frIngea Table coyefa size sac u
worth Mn OUT ptiVsss.ts'f'e,' "
s-iz, worth $50; our price ...s.s.. s. 10
All, linen blnneh Table Covers. size
$50, worth ~ 100. oar pricts,.-.--... v W
s.i2, worth S.2s; our priae..s.s....' Y y !
s-ii, worth sA'eu; opf t,oe,s''ss.s.. = =
ALL, Linen bloaei, Table Covers, a'i
yards long e. NC ,e,,,.a my puauei ~
Nof'h ssspot w - ! s XIX
IAsc a, NIL n T ,I,sC NaRnsns worth
i4-1Nc5 blcaoi. pioe ~, Na aes,, "a
fee' our pi's'' y
i7-lNcM bleach piece M sn o,,,' s nries
qunlltSs W.T." $500 $3.50 ps
w .'''f X 'f' w z Z Y, II q.
isiECH hiesgh I. e7 s6e o' apa, nscs nv
dozen 's's'''.. $1,000 4 =
so-1NcH bleach 4. srtra anai e,,Is N az
knM Wpfih ssssV' w 800 RI ID
noeeh 1880 x
e3lNcH bleach eriru quality Nam
isna, worth Nloq; ous price per 4 -
dozen ss,fi,,..,ssstffftstf'f. - -
rxrnA me biench Damask Napkins
for hoiidtty trade RANGING from
ssliipl * Wound draded hnrFaina
srnntt;l fnst colora. Worth 2se: our
nrirr t....t.....sl<...s. stfr<.ssfss,s VI
u, a. ...za...
bi-lNrH Iu5kcy itee uhn'1phs MP4tn q
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nrc BARGAINS n I.INHN towels

An Linen Hucx Towels. aize 1ix2s,
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-03
SPECIAL BARGAINS
SS|laWIs,
Franz recent auction
Sales aciU De sold at
half Of actual Valate.

CSC. s5c and Soc. worth double.
ALI WOOL Heavy Large ShawlH,
at $l00. Sl.s5 sl.50, sl.6S. si.75. 500.
$3.50 and $3.50 all OF which will he
than they can be found elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31
ADJUSTMENTS.
MErzLEoTT's MUSIC HALL.

esrhis lecture was the arSt Of the regular Sunday
afternoon course on THE PHILOSOPHY OF RElI-
GiON. Since its nrst delivery 10 has teen enlarged BY
the addition Of brief retrospect upon the history of
the philosophy Of religion ,a3l-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31
Pensioners Ina Office.

To h E4lt1r 81 Tie Ey-nin- >ta-
have read much recently relative 10 the in
crease in tie pension list, lack Of funds in the
treasury. &c. and with your permission would
hss 10 advance an idea that in my estimation
would increase the funds and decrease the pen
siut list many thousands OF dollars. Under the
last Cleveland administration | was employed
IN one of the government depar tmeuts and
found there many Who. III addition to the com
Portable salaries paid them. were receiving
guod-sixed pensions. The idea that this a
very uu far arrangement struck me at tina: time.
and ;hiuk vet
Let NE illustrate a follows. A and Il were
soldiers. Both lost arm IN service. Both
receive the same pension Is appointed to a
position III one % the departments paving him
81 OO0 or more. lie Il NOT more capable than
Is. but l. fortunate enough 10 secure the place.
Vow. what l. the difference in the conditions of
tLss. two mem A has living salary and his
pension. l.. with hi- one arm. !. lighting out
IA the streets for such IA living a man in his
condition can secure. This state Of affairs
would alter u | hal the power and arrange in
this way When \ receives his appointment his
PENSION ces-s- o. be renewed to him when he
rrtiTv~ from office.
l. this unjust. / think not As condition
eva Office i Far Iyeiersble 10 Bs out Of H. IL
he matter could be tested not one of the large
army % T-u-Ioued Office holders would he
found wiling - give Up his position for the
-ase - retaining his pension On the other
hand. plenty %: capable Pensioued men could
he found Wh1 would willingly surrender their
PENSIONS &c the Office and the salary attached.
". \. i.