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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14

Total sales
TIA to.af ssie. % stocks today we're g.
"a sha res. sncsnssng the following: Amer
lcaa Sugar i0.7aa. Burlington a Quincy
s11a. Louisville g. SashTill- 500 Read
fux frzs assessment paid T.eoa ST. Paul
srsa. Silver certificates s. tao
Flour.
rTogr-Rscesyt~ E.Fsh harr~iG experts
. 40 barrels Dull ard nominal
Wheat
whsa,-gecetuss gssc. experts 80 SIS
$40. weaker: No hard. sss.e. Options
elusss Tkrste net lower. June closed s557c.
September. SC
uoos-Dugl, fsss crcp Pasfae coast. zzSe
e: rss crop Pacific coast. t8Tc.
woos.
woo1-go~; domestic .eecs. lscssr.
Petroleum
Petrcsern-FH-m: unttec closed - sat
Metals
Pig Tron-oufet: Southern. EaTzczs:
Northern. Gf14
Copper-F1rrzx b-okers'. sc Ga
IJea4--stea6ys h-okersf. Ea.
Tsa-ssatsts plates quiet
Coree.
C-7-e~-Optfcrs ciase6 aufet. ~ points
ret advances. septanher. gs0-S. Spot ces-
Zee, Rto dun. Ne. !. is2e. MID Gsiss. Ger
4oyz. iss<kszsc-
suxar-Rzw tz.i: rxAnet quiet
Far Reassu coal t~S~phons Pike IS. Mr.
1aAats Delivery Company. sole aSerts-
Fsrxs Regsmsni BanA L<Schl PARK tia
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the corresponding week one year ago the
loans OF the New York banks aggregated
So. SIS 500. or So. eoo. 600 in excess of the
present volume. and yet rates To-Day are
higher than at that period. The reserve
"a about 81. 900 lower.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. frsner at IA per cent:
last loan "a closed "a per cent: prime
mercantile paper, asa per cent Sterling
exchange firm. with actual business In
bankers bills AZ sAssi4z5Ass4 for demand.
and s4S1~14s7s. for sixty days: posted
rates. s4.sSqLSsl1 and 81 so<s4.soH. COM
mercsal bills, As6A.
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ISAIAH PROPHESIED IT


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Observations taken a. all stations =.
, H.. 18th meridian time @ .. n fa1'AS
GEORGE ~ SALISBURY.
Observer IN CAzTEs
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rfAes ~ seattle Harser To-day


Portland. June f3-Wheat-WafiA Waua
s.@sac: Valley. s3Is4e per bushel.
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Alnhrn. relch Dead.

Ann Arhor. Mich. June ls-Ex-Gov.
Aspheas Fetch died at sis O'Clock this
Afternoon
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Fer Reassu coal teSeraone Pike fss xsr-
eAantg Delivery CcEsp21y. SOLE sgerts-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04

NOrEs AND pERsoNAIs

Charles f. Byers. general freight agent
ot the La Porte road, has gene to Tyler
T. II. Updke, receiver of the Litchncld
Car company, spent yesterday in the city
Thouas Dugiehy. travelling auditor Of
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas. rs In the
". z. Adams mas been appointed con-
tracing agent of the Memphis coute at
Memphis.
G. w. Nelson general passenger agent
Of the La Porte road, spent Yesterday n
Galveston,
Willie \, .Reinhardt. travelling passenger
agent of the southern Pacific, is on; in
the far west.
L. 7. Wilson has been selected by tho
Memphis route as its contracting aren't
at Birmineham.
Colei el NJ, G.. Howe. general manager
Of the. Houston East and West Texas. was
IN Galveston yester Jay.
William Labattc. assistant ticket agent
Of the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe at
Galveston, was in the city yesterday.
r. +. ,Kinsey. division superintendent of
the Pullman company, with headquarters
IN Galveston, spent yesterday In the city.
r. u. Courtney, ticket agent IF the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas received YES
terday through the mail a little pamphlet
titled Free Coinage the l'nect thai
lt Would Have on Ra'lWpvs AMI E1'w y
Meu.' being letter from Henry c.
Rouse, president of the Mls-o'ul, hNl'sos
AID Texas Hallway company.
Tho Big -Four last week handled on the
system an avcrage of iS72 loaded cars pr
DAY, the best business or any week since
JauuIry /, ANA inquiry for cars yesterda5
would he still heavier When 5000 loaded
cnrs acs han He'd daily on the system
President ingalls, IL quito we'll satisfied.
a circular issued by the Missouri Kan
sas and 7 Mas general freight department
announces the appo ntment Of Mir FREQ
tr!ck y. Lclan: rs assistant general
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
VOICES or rIIE FATHERS.

Tho Hostility cf American Statesmen to
q Concentrated Money Payer.
indianapolis sontln"
\ cortlin cLass of individuals are now
cnRaRcd In denouncink the principles %
rhc Chicago plntform for being what they
torn Revolutionary" In their chpract 'r.
Thor EVIDENT ignorance s. manifest. aus
They dcnounc, these principle OF true
democracy ia one trol'h and thon rll1gHo
the great statesmen of the past In ihc
next would be amusing If n was moi ~
litnhle, For the special cdi.etflin OF
thcs., followers Of I'm puiperliic Band
wagon az well - FOR the patriots. We ap-
pend ii fcw extracts from the uuarancea
of the men who nave helped to brighten
the pages OF American h-aiory.
Thomas Jefferson sad. "Brnk paper
must be- supproHsed end the Issue Of cir-
cuiatiug medium ree,ored 10 tho Nttion,
to whom II belongs. baking establish
Iu,sils IRE more dangerous than staining
"a sruits"
Dunicl Webster said: 40 nation can
long remain free whore tho tndsncy OF
vle Jaws rs 10 concentrate the "rhlh inio
tho hands ~ thf tavs
Governor Morton. lnn memory OF whom
every lndianian r"scr"7. once said Ia
speaking " she nuaIual manpnl ipi =.
"rhere ~ gathered around the "iplloI OF
TINS Nation gang OF llfl'fh WIZ lt'4A-
cred sucrusHfEy at TIE doors untl ihey
have drawn this government INTO tue most
pm p0Ffcroua acts Of bSn ia.ih ana leg -
izcd robbery ina, eyer oppress'd a lren
uatlon since the dawn ~ hrioty'
Andrew jackson, who, II LYING TO-DAY.
would Ice slandcrcd ns an anarchist hy
thosr who are now hurting cpltheiH az
the defenders OF human rights, SAID In
veiolng the United Stdted bluk bl'. IN
July 10 1899; Most Of the difficulty orr
government encounters and most Of tle
dangers impending over our Union have
fpriing from an Abandonment of -ic l"Ei.
mate object OF government bY our Ma
,lonnl legislation. Many Of our rich Ei.n
have not been c0ntcnt with egull pr1 -c-
ton and equal rights but have bsa0uGht
as IN make them richer hy act II con-
gross by attempting to CRAFTY their dl.
sites We hnvc, IN Tho result $ Of our legls-
lation, urrat rt"ecefi6n against 5ccI on. in
tcrcst against interest ana man AGAINST
man IA a fearful cniumOtiun which threat
ems 10 shake me foundation n the Union.
II We can not AT once, IN Justice 10 IN
ierests vested in improVidrnt legislation.
make our government what IL ought 90
be. we can az least take n stand AGAINST
an new grants OF mOnOpolies and esclu-
siNq PRIVILEGES against any prostitution
~ our government "a tho Advancement Of
the few ~ the expense of the many, anu
IN favor Of comprOmls. and gradual re-
form IN our code OF laws and syEiem Of
political economy
From the pen Of Abraham Lincoln casnA
thosa prophetic words: After writing Of
the fearful cost Of the civil war. Mr.. Linz
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04

humorous speech, saying he came dowa
here 10 have a jolly good time and TAIN
over old army days with the HoosIers
and while he was talk.ng the eonN ontioa
nominated him for president. Whtle he
did no. expect 10 be elected he fe.t thu +;
the convention and every man in il
thought he was the proper nan for the
presidency OF the United States, and he
would continue to think so.
General Buckner was then called for
and made Il serious address. lie said the
convention today had broken down parll-
san walls which had separated the coun-
Try. and decided that men Ia any part
OF the country eou.d bear the standard
of democracy. The candidates OF this
convention would not CO. as Bryan does.
into an enemy's country, but would so
into united country of patriotic pco-
pie Wherever floats the flag Of tho
tn,on ihorc was the home Of democracy.
lie expected 20 do his duty by his coun-
try, and. old rs he was, he would shirk
no responsibility.
Colonel John r. Fellows followed IN ono
o! his character sic speeches, SAYING the
convention soday had rrandly performed
a great duty, Afterwarl the band went
10 the Rates house where Daa,el W. Law
Ter and Comptroller Fckcls spoke. The
nominees viii icaTe tomorrow moruiHy
Tor their homes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
NAY, NAY, PAULINE.

Grover Declines to Bc Crucitiod on a
cross of Gold.
Indianapolis, Ind. Scpjomhor 3.-pauicl
9, Grtfnn, chairman OF the New Noil,
delee alton, this morning displayed these
ielcsrams tine ideas OF which were Goa
Vcycd Ia dispatches of the A. ccn,tod
Pres last night. The rrst telegram is
dispatch sent carly last nlgh 10y Mr
Griffin TO Mir Cleveland at Hu2zard BAY.
+In.udnapols ina, Soptemhcr ITO the
Hon Grover Cleveland. There has been
manifested AN unmistakhhlc desire upon
The part ot the convention TO nominate
N0u for tho presidency Tie New York
dclcgotio ~ anxious 10 learn your per
soual wi hes and would consider If an
honor to Votc for your denomination.
"Daniel q. Griffin, Chairman"
To which Mr. Cleveland at a late hour
sent This brief but conclusive answer:
"Buzzdrd's Bay. Mass, September g.
To Hon Daniel q. Griffin, Chairman New
York DELEGATIONS My judgment and per
srnai inrlna tons are 50 undltcrahiy OPP
posed thar I can not Tor a moment en-
terrain The suggestion.
Grover Cleveland
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an,ounclng: The secretary will call thu
iVri OF states for vice presii dent"
,increupon the secretary called "Ken-
uush!. threat chesrirgl General Buck
~ WAS alone In the iieid for second place.
the oand struck up My OLD Kentucky
"a ~, me banners were brought dow n
80 Ncutu,hNs row, while the delegates
"sre siiging the chorus. W. r Brougn-
~. Vt hussellville came to the platform
n''u formally placed IN nomination Ken
nruvhN Drani Ola Man." Nj. u. MAY of
00mto moved the nomination OF General
r puTn'eI ny acciamluon. A young BAY
uthte de.egate said that Massacnusetts
came from the homo OF i)aniel Webster
70 'ne nome Of Henry Clay and seconded
wv Hlotlun. and he WAS followed by ,;rif-
~ OF New ork. one big shout went un
Gnu senator Gallery had but to make Tho
IT,, H. 'ilal annohncemenL when the work Of
vi. convention wus practically done.
second time The stlndards marched
W tne iuslys while the band playel
"laakeo Doodle
RESOLUTIONS giving the National COM
Hhttee power TO exercise the offices Of the
convention. oflercd hy MIR Broauhetd VI
MISSOURI, Were adopted. They also in
sirdcted the committee 20 see thar The
mes OF the candidates we're paced o.
Inc taiiotS IN every state
NeSoiuuons W,rr adopted thanking the
ltoNislohai committee for It's work ati
.nankif. the people Of Indianapolis for
tseir hospitality
aroma ana the governor OF South Caro-
~ shouted Msst Virginia acluglte
amid Il roar OF laughter.
move the convention adjourn sine
The motion was put and carried aud at
~" y m, tho FIRST ,ouvcntiou Of the "n4-
HohaI democratic idrty adJouraed sine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. September is -TnH
,iainna delegation and band escorted
The New work delegation 10 the station
,cn,oht. Governor Flower made specific
"a mo crowd. one before starting ana one
80. SATAN. in which he commanded
he cnthus.a sm shown by The people for
~ tirket nominated today. Governor
is'o,.er was N a very ha.py frame Of
mind and spoke Of the battle Wn.nn was
icing wagei, especially IN me s''e Of
d Gpver1cr Jones Of Alabama respond d
10, -.f,,art vein and -lr cr1wa enc ere 4
10th .peakers heartily. The Alab1ma nele,
~" r-'.,,sdfd Generals Palmer and Buck
alu ra,b ~ ,,h3m made brief spec mes
"A II band. appeared at the Deln.s son
md gave the cRnd iates anoy,,, ,, n,is
made. General Palmer Fespohaeu wa"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
THE VALUE or a DOLLAR.

Editor Plain p~l'f
There IS so much said about gold being
worth l0 cents 10 the dollar on the ore
hand, and q making silver worth 10 cents
10 the dollar on the other, and | surmise
that not nine out OF ten Of the writer's or
speakers know what they are taking
about, or at least attach any weight TO
what they say. The expression "lDo ceats
to the dollar" has bael Used Do much that
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
THE CANDIDATES.

John McAuley Palmer of sprin.rIe,d
H. ,as horn tr S.o,. ,o,,,,,,. i,,,,.....
: -. NV""'E ~ '''"N N!'
oep'emher Is. ISL removed with MS
father TO Madison county. luna,A. IN lSl.
attended ti,e ,n,n,,n,, s..i,o,i. ,-, ..-,.r..
,l,,, ,,,,,.o ,...
N'''" OV'csV III 'S''' "HeIe ne rfua'htd
.ur, paying his expenses, whicn were
very sn.d ty his labor In ISIS Biz. f,u,.i,i
s.,n,ol. ana .t,,t,.,t Ia,..,,' I...,u,I..,. w.,
80 '''''
Wa "''' ''VN 10 '"e ""' =" 80" WAS
60 Cs," itonu'e JuVsp vi Malo"P 3" count!
v,at'n "a attend th,, S,afn i,.,,'..lat',,S' an
ISIS lee was re-elected problto ju4se ana
Ia November OF the s'tme year wa, e.ecte
roun'y Juase, an oil.c% created 10y i4e
,,ntu ~ nm, hn "yo. inN,,a =, ~
State senate to fill a vacancy. He was
elec ed again IN November. 1854, as an
'ndepeAIent AMI NchrssNa eaud'tato AMI
ont'ereI -, ~, W. sea. ~. a
voted for LYMAN TrulnbulI fnr s.n,tor
who was e.eoled In lN6. Having dee. med
TO act ~ ia the republican parry. hc rv-
signed his seat in the senate, was 4 dele
gate 10 Inc repih,iran Staic CONVENTION
ana N,s mad, H.. nr,s'd',,,. ,.,s isi,,,,f',
10 III. o.r,.r,.t,r L., ,S-c Ia pt,itt,i.G,
which rorn.nnfoj Ham 1, tfr,'n nj IN
IS5n ~, ,i ~ ''. r M ~
ma 80 ~ ~ ~ 70 $3.50 ~"
, NV NaS Ne ~, IRE w 1Is az .".- x, O."
l'''f''-'' - No. - '''f' '''.t''' ~
INnl was = Mcmhcr ot me police confer
encc az Washngtoni ON May .. SOL. vas
elected colonel Of tho Fouricanih roSl-
mcut Of Illinois infantry; was promoted
to brigadior general of Volunteers 'n 30
Vcmher. 1861. in March and Anrtl lSie
commanded "A division und,r General pope
tn iha attack on NV Nndr-d ana Island
M 10 ard iotn,. ,ook ,,,r, =, ~ a,,.r,.
tiors ,,,t,. r,,tr-,h. ~ 49,. ~ a.,
,.t,1a -. uN o., ~ 49,
e., n''' IN ''-' "'' ~.
'.i'4d' N"' WIZ I""H"''' 10 fiil'i
ecHerhi on NnlNnl"rtS' 'ioN par w tN'
"V"GANoUS iGi'usl lhN 'oni'l"r3'" army
conma ndnd ny fono0tl l'raSg ON its ~
turn va Tu'hbnma 10 'hnitnnooga, com
manded a division IN Inc hattie Of 'hlek-
amnuen; was promoted - the command
Of he four,ocnth army corps IN October
1853; took mart in the oNerat .ons around
Chnttnnooga. including the hait'es Of
Lookout Maintain and Nisstorarc RIJ.e
IN Nov,n5L.r 1Sfg IN iS, commended ia.
1so,,,,o,th cor.s ~, ~, ,,ia"! ,o,,,-
,, oa, ''',,'i' , l,t,od lie .r 80
ptlSl an W. .'N,,' ~ NE M,
VI"s. A"Eur' - iN',' ~ IN 'e', ~
ml'tafN "rpArl m'h' o.. ron II. ~ lt0u
FearuarN j. lNN7' 10 May J. iN"' lils
resignation was accepted september !.
lMi, ana he removed 90 Sui ED in lN|''
lie was elected governor 90 llllnols IN
1855. was one of the democratic visitors
TO- Louisiana after the presidential cleo
ton in 1916. was nominated as a candl-
dnte for United states senator in jan
nary. iS77 and was nfterwari twice nom-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
coLonrl METHoplsTs.

Caldwon Texas. September d.-The DIS
trlct sunday school convention for the
nrenham district OF the African Mctho-
dis Episcopal church. colorei convened
hare Yesterday Al y a m. ReN. Il. NJ.
,,arndchsu. presiding oder. Ia the chair,
Miss n 4. love OF Brennan was e.ected
secretary All tho first day was devoted
TO hearing reports from superintendents
a nd annolnting committees on educat4on
IN. evils of intemperance and Immoral
effect OF sunday EXCURSIONS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
RATTLE ABBEY TRusTEEs.

Chattauooga. Tenn september d. ne
board of trustees Of the confederate Me
-, a',.oc,a,ion battle Abbey met this
NJ. - Ionkout Inn. The main
i,,siness transacted was the efecting OF
,,Ia neruanenf organization. After ef-
feetinr the organization the committee
went into secret session.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
THE NOMINEE CONGRATULATED.

indianapolis IND september 9'--9' major
Palmer was congratulated ny many deie-
zoo, ae the convention adjourned
"a Nero v,ss aults a stream of visitors
10 his rooms az the penison. lie was the
recirtent Of many kilograms IRON all
paris OF the country cohsrsIuiauhs MN
ON his nomination
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
VIII. Nor BE INTERVIEWED,

uuzzarl's Bay. Mass. September b
President Cleveland when ssen tonight
! ~. 9,H declined to be interviewed re-
rafiiiur tn. acton Of the convention.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.

General Buckner Of Kentucky Noni'tA'e'
by Acclamat!on'
The gavel cracked sharply through lns
.houtinS. and Senator Caffery was hsa'S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
a GERMAN SCHOLAR.


~ Came ia -
kn5u ~ u, hH' Appears 10
York So. - Al
- september 3.-The Herald
mag says: lr. Vhto5o pa,,.h
q In nberoi .'. = ''oo 'ore i'@i H.
kg a-r,''i@' party IN the German
!, "a 'vu IN Nv York o. tue
nay e.. He com , +. studv the
s,s.e campaign. whiCh ma Il be-.
/ lSs for nm. us lie ms been
4 iss alesad.ag European adyo ates
10 'I ION, la.!ism,
~ PIES den,lai II c "a'gh tn!s most
Es s' mos, intense intcrest e. felt
ess Of ali ,s Ai!'t..ean s.tuatioa, ana
ss Pro ,per,, " :, Sc "a, an oen.cop'e that
r, 'Satllns arc me IN, = nltv u ia tei
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
AUTHORIZED by THE COMMISSION.

AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMISSION.
Austin. Texas September S.--rhe fol
lowing rates have been authorized y the
railroad commissions:
-, In approval OF application No. II OF the
i 'NaS and tactic railway company, au-
ihorlly IS hereby granted for the adoption
of the rate of 50 cents per ton Of 2U,D
pounds for the transportation OF slack
coM In car loads. minimum weight to he
le marked capa fty of the car from
Thurher Junction TO Strawn and Terrell
Rates to intermediate points not to be
higher.
E,lfnnliNe Scniemhrr I 1SnG
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
IEw HuTCHINs Hc,rsl;.

K!her e. Gue-tn-
ger. Proprietors.
Rcmudelcd and
newly Furnished
unequaled in all
Its appointments
IN the STATE OF
. Texas
l Tho l. c a d ! n s
! Hotel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29
Black Dress Goods,

3S-mch All Wool six Finish Black Hen
rictta, Brown Bros Price h2i4c yard
bankrupt sale Price we yard
Sd-inch All Wool Black Ladies' Cloth;
Brown Bros. Price 36c yard, bankrupt
Sale Price zoe yard
3S- Inch Plain Black nrilliantine; Brown
bros Price i5c yard Bankrupt Sale
Price g5c.
3S-lnch Plain Black Brllliantlne Brown
Bros Price soc yard. Bankrupt sale
Price 33c a yard
l2-inch Plain Black nrllliantIne, silk
Luater Brown ilroe. Price Goc yard.
bankrupt sale Price 39c yard
ii inch All Wool Black Brooadod Serge;
sale PRICE iSc a yard
rs inch Al Wool Black Mohair Finish
Brocados' Brown Bros. Prices dop mud doc
yard Bankrupt Sale Price $40 "A yard
as inch Figured MACK Solicit brown
Bros Price 81 90 yard, bankrupt Sale
Price G1c a yard.
46-inoh aud a inch All Wool Imported
lllgck lioucle Brown Bros 'ricea 81 %.
81 10 md SltS II yard Bankrupt Sale
Price SHc a ynrd.
4G inch Al Wool Imported Black Rrocadc
bankrupt sale Price soc yard,
43 zach Sli Warp Black Eudora. 1'rown
Bros Price 81 so yard, Bankrupt Sale
Price 9Ao yard,
10 inch Black Wool Astraohnn, Brown
Bros Price 81 20 u yard; bankrupt sale
Price 81 10 yard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29
Blankets and
Comforts.

1914 White Blankets. Brown Bros. Price
15c pair; Bankrupt Sale Price Acc a pair.
1914 Gray Blankets Brown Bros Price
Soc; Bankrupt Sale Price 5sc.
1914 White Blankets; Brown Bros Price
sl35 pair; Bankrupt Sale Price SOC a
pair.
1914 White Blankets; Brown Bros Price
$3.50 a pair; Bankrupt Sale Price CSC a
pair.
Ia White Blankets; Brown Bros. Price
81 co. Bankrupt Sale Price sl.ls a pair.
1914 Gray Blankets Brown Bros Price
81 So Bankrupt Sale Price Sl.69 pair.
ia White Blankets, Brown Bros Price
So 00 Bankrupt Sale Price $500 a pair.
IA White Blankets, Brown Bros Price
81 25. Bankrupt Sale Price S22S pair.
1914 White Blankets; Brown Bros Price
s.. 80; Bankrupt Sale Price 50 80 a pair
Ill All Wool California White Blankets;
Brown Bros Price $3.50; Bankrupt Sale
Price s3.9S
IA All Wool California White Blankets
Brown Bros Price $3.50: Bankrupt Sale
Price s4,4S a pair.
ia All Wool California White Blankets;
Brown Bros Price $500 and $3.50; Bank
rupt Sale Price $59s.
An immense line OF All Wool Real Cali
foruia Blankets at So %, s2.75. $2,ss and
sS.4s which Brown Bros sold at $3.50,
81. 90. $3.50 and S. so a pair
An immense line Of Comforts at Acc 69c.
SEC, CSC. sl.25, sl.75 and $500 were sold at
nearly double that amount
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29
Foster Paul 6 co.'s patented SHOOK s.

Foster. Paul & Co.'S patented Shook s.
button Mousquetaircs in White. Tan,
Brown and Black Brown Bros. Price 81 20
pair: Bankrupt Sale Price CSC pair
lG-button Mousquetaircs. all evening
shades: Brown Bros Price $3.50 pair
Bankrupt Sale Price sl.4S a pair.
Misses and Chidren's Kid Gloves. Az to
6ia. assorted Tans and Browns: Brown
Bros Price $500 pair, Bankrupt Sale
Price 5Sc pair.
Ladies' Kid Gauntlet Driving and Bicycle
Gloves, assorted Tans. Browns and OK
bloods Brown Bros Price Use; Bankrupt
Sale Price 4sc a pair.
Ladies' Kid Gauntlet Driving and Bicycle
Gloves. assorted Tans, Browns and OK
bloods. Brown Bros Price sl.25; bankrupt
Sale Price 75c a pair
Ladies' Kid Gauntlet Driving and Bicycle
Gloves. Tans. Browns and Oxblood; Brown
Bros Price $3.50; Bankrupt Sale Price
81 90 a pair.
Ladies Kid Gauntlet Driving and Bicycle
Gloves. in Tan, Brown, Black and OSblood;
Brown Bros Price Size; Bankrupt sale
Price sl,25 a pair
Kavser patent tipped Black Cashmere
Gloves; Brown Bros Price Csc and 35c;
bankrupt Sale Price iac pair.
Kayser patent finger tipped Black Cash
mere Gloves Brown Bros Price 4Sc
pair; Bankrupt Sale Price 29c pair
Black Cashmere Gauntlet Driving and
Blcvcle Gloves, Brown Bros Price SOC a
pair, Bankrupt Sale Price soc pair
Black All Wool Cashmere Gloves; Brown
Bros Price Csc; Bankrupt Sale Price lsc
a pair.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29
Glove Department.

10 dozen and hook Foster, Paul Il
co.'s natent Kid Gloves, Tans. Blacks,
Crovs and Modes. sizes 5ia and ga only.
nroyyn Hros' Price slO0. sl.25 and sl.5o a
nair Your pick of the lot, bankrupt sale
Price, 39c a pair
Foster. Paul & Co.'S patent 5-hook re"i
Kld Gloves. Tan. Gray, Black and browIl
Drown Bros Price sl.O0 pair; banKfup.
Sale Price 5sc a pair ut, c,.uos
MACK Tan Brown. Oxblood, Gray and
Vbite with black stitching; Brown Bros
price sl.25 a pair; Bankrupt Sale Price nc
pr rrr Bros 7-hook real KID Gloves IN
..sor,ed Tars and Modes; Brown BROS
price q. 80: Bankrupt Sale Price Nsc par,
prnwu Bros Model 7-hook Gloves an
coIors with black stitching brown pros.
Price SIS; Bankrupt Sale Price Si'lo d
pair Dedication. their
.,.i n,o 20 % bankrupt Sale Price s.S6 a
pair .,oa shades Tan
"a piacL. Brown Bros Price $L0o; BANK
runt sale Price csc pair: j. nv
'" Ear hutton real Kid Gloves, In ram
pro,rn Mode Pearl. Black and Nhl,e'
VIM black stitching; Brown bros r'''e
a., Ok, bankrupt Sale Price zoe pan
Eour- button French KID cloves, essoi o',S
1an e' brown, oxblood, Pearls, Black ana
u lals, with black stitching; Brown Bro,
pr n.y. I, AZ and $3.50; Bankrupt Sale Price
9Sc a pair. .,o, c,ove in an
shades and Black their priCe s 10 -"
nair. bankrupt Sale Price Sly = par lorcs
Urdressed Kid Gloves WIN srel hack is
roorl buttons. heavy embroidereu oao =
1 Ia,es' prowns. Black, Modes. Pearls ara
nhs prnwn bros. Price $500 PAIR
P oT sale Price si.25 pair