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FIGHTING FOR PURE FOOD.
Stringent Measures Adopted by
the Local Fruit Ex-
change.
An Attorney Engaged to Prosecute
Cases of Importation of Spuri.
Gus Preserves.

A meeting of the board of directors OF
the San Francisco Fruit Exchange was
held at the rooms of the exchange yester.
day. Colonel Bendel, president of the
exchange, presided and nearly every
prominent fruit Gamer was represented.
The first and most important business OF
the meeting was the receiving of report
of the committee on adulterated goods.
The report was published in THE CALL
yesterday and was very extensive. 1t
dealt with the subject in very thorough
manner, and was adopted, with certain
references of Superintendent Hobbs
stricken out. A general discussion on the
report took place, and the recommends
tions of the com mittee were unanim ously
adopted.
George H. Cabaniss was appointed attor-
ney for the. Exchange. to act as special
counsel for the prosecution of cases in the
Police courts.
1t was decided that an active and vigor-
Gus campaign be entered into. in an en-
deavor to stamp out the adulterated jellies
and jams brought from the East, with the
assistance of Mr.. Cabaniss. who will at
tend actively to the work in the Police
Court, provided the necessary proofs can
be obtained. This can only be done, pro-
vided the Board of Supervisors recognizes
the Importance of the subject, and makes
the necessary appropriation, so that the
WORK may be done in complete and thor
ough manner.
The secretary was instructed to COM
municate with Mr.. Cabaniss and inform
him of his selection as attorney, and ask
for conference with him, as well as the
Producers and Manufacturers Associa-
ton, Merchants Association, and kindred
organizations. at an early date. to consider
the subject. The secretary was also in
structed to communicate with the Board
of Supervisors, and ask for a conference,
so that the matter may be laid before
them in the proper manner and the needs
made manifest.
Subsequently to this, the board took up
the question of fictitious California labels
being placed upon Eastern canned fruits
by Eastern packers. The secretary read a
letter which he had sent to the packers at
Baltimore. who, it was claimed, were en-
deavoring to foist these goods upon the
public. It was decided that as soon as a
reply was received vigorous effort would
be made to expose this business to the
Eastern jobbers and grocers so that they
might understand what they were pur-
chasing. A report was also received for
the adoption of standard by the Califor-
MIA packers, which included California
canned fruits and dried fruits, and the
meeting thenadjourned.
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The New Occidental Cubs
Offer Accepted by Both
Principals.
CHARGES OF BRIBERY REFUTED.
Van Buskirk Telegraphs That He
Has Signed Articles to Fight
JeffrieS.

Joe McAuliffe and Joe Choynski are
matched for fight. verything has been
agreed to by the pugiIists themselves and
their respective managers, and the signing
of the articles will take place to-day at
P. N. in the club apartments over Young"
Mitchell's saloon.
The fight will be one of eight rounds,
and the principals are to receive 60 per
cent of the gross gate receipts. 1t will be
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-08
Feast of St. Dominic.

At St. Dominic's Church tomorrow win be
celebrated the feast of the patron of the
church and the founder of the Dominican Or
der. The services will be as usual throughout
the morning until 1870 A. NJ. when solemn
high mass will be celebrated by the Francis
can Fathers, and a panegyric of the saint
preached by Very Rev. Father Wyman of the
Paulist Fathers
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-08

cows that showed every evidence of the
dread disease having been captured and
sent to the fertilizing works.
Davis feels assured that the recent tests
of dairy herds that have resulted in the
detection OF so many cases have LED to the
sale by dairymen of suspected stock, and
that this accounts for the large amount of
tuberculous beef discovered. The watch
on the slaughter-houses will be kept UP as
long as suspected cattle come in.
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FOUND TUBERcUL0US BEEF,

Eleven Carcasses Seized by Market In
spector Davis in Butchertown.
Market Inspector Davis vigilant watch
on Butchertown for tuberculous beef has
been handsomely rewarded during the
past week, no less than eleven carcasses of
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-08
Installation of Officers Who Will
Preside for the Ensuing
Year.
TESTIMONIALS OF AFFECTION
Retiring Leaders Presented With
Trophies of Their Constituents
Love and Appreciation.

The council fires OF the improved Order
of Red Men and the Degree of Poca hontas
have been quenched. In many respects
the session just ended has been one of the
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-08

Losses Adjusted and unpaid. .....
Losses In process OF Adjustment or
in Suspense. ...............
Losses resisted including expenses.
Gross premiums on Fire Risks rum
ming one year or less, $1,S67, :
O7S "a. reinsurance 30 Der cent.
Gross premiums on Fire Risks rum
ming more than one year, 81 ,116,-
2S2 81, reinsurance pro rata. 49,.
All other demands against the Com
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-08
UNITED STATES BRANCH.
S T AT 6 M c NJ r
OF THE
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
OF THE
PEICE NIX
ASSURANCE COMPANY

OF LONDON, ENGLAND, ON THE SlST
" day of December. A. d. 1895, and for the year
ending that day, made 10 the Insurance
Commissioner OF the State OF California pursuant
to the provisions of sections 6l0 and Gil of the
Political Code, condensed as per blank furnished
hv mi issinnar
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Total Liabilities. .................
INCOME.
Net Cash actually received for Fire
premiums. ..............
Received for interest and dividends
on Bonds, Stocks, Loans, and from
all other sources. s......-.......-....
Total Income
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-18

Mr.. Edwin II. Edwards. n young man
who is boss burner for n sewer pipe man.
wfactory at Alton. ILL.,. used Ripans Tab
ulos with marked success for a padn In the
right side which had caused him consid-
crabe trouble. "rhs pain was so severe"
said Mr.. Edwards. that ! got but little
lcst or sleep. beng unable 10 lie on that
side and not accustomed to lying any oth-
liver. but as had always been healthy I
dcubtei him. but knowing something must
be done took his advice ard treatment.
which relieved me for e. time, but was
not Iastirg. ! read some OF the many adj
vertiscments about R.pans TRbules and
concluded to try them and did so. and had
ICED less than one-half dozen Tabules
when the pain isappeared. OF course,
felt little doubt as To whether It would
return or Tot. so took a few more to be
sure Tho result has satisfied me that ono
dollar spent for Ripaps Tahules viii ac-
co~npiish more than Ave dollars spent for
eo-called advice and treatment ss melted
out by the ordinary practitioner. The
Tabules were procured of Wolf & Wilson
Drug Co.. 7th and Olive Streets. St. Louis.
Mo.
(signed) EDWIN E. EDWARDS"
Ripans Tabnles are sold by druggists o.
by mail II the price soo cents . box) 70
sent to the Ripans Chemical Company.
No. 10 Spruce street. New York. sample
vial 10 cents. For sale by A.. r. KieslinI,
druggist. 6m Main street ~
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BUSINESS CHHhcE5.


FOR SALE-Contents OF seven-room
boarding house, good location. rent low;
boarders on the place: reason for selling
will be given. Address 92i9 this office. %
AT a BARGAIN-A good lodging house,
centrally located. address, Moiey. this
office Is
WANTED-A partner with some capital
10 aid In the sale of an improved patent
OF the Texas Automatic Gate. issued No
vetnber 10, 1886; liberal terms and moaey
College Station. Texas IS
FOR SALE OR RENT-Renolds House.
formerly called Un.tel States Hotel,
new improvements hot ana cold watc
In the house; electric lghts, bath room:
centrally located, opposite court house;
rents furnished for 500 a month; sample
room. servants ION. barn thirty rooms
elegantly furnished; Will sell furniture;
win take hall In real estate and money.
Apply to Joe Fournet, Attorney at Law.
Lake Charles, La, or Mrs. a. McGinly.
Westlake. La. q
FOR SALE-Weil ESTABLISHED business
about $1,000 stock. good German and Bo-
hem!an customers, hest loca ton in the
best town In Texas: rent reasonable: ine
brick buildings. Address c. Senselmann
trustee. Schulenburg, Texas. 20
FOR sALE-A gooi l2 room hotel the
only one here doing a good business.
Address jas II, DAVIS Colbert, |. r II
NEWSPAPER plant and franchise in a
city OF 1900 population; good daily aud
weekly circulatons: paying advertis-
ing patronage; correspondence solicited.
Address Lock Box isS, Corsicana, TeN "a
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EVERYBODY SAYS

BALDWIN always has the best selection
Of Holiday Goods This year 1t IL larger
and better than ever. Just watch his
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NANTE)-Two white ladies; one to cook
the other for chambermaid, in nice prl.
vate boarding house; German preferred
MIS-. NJ. p. Johnston corner First and
avenue Temple, Texas. Il
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For SALE.

.-r-J- - 49, rI, "
FOR SALE Encyclopedias Britannica, fun
sheep binding, cheap for cash. Addrrs,
i. O. box No. 1879, Beaumont, Texas Il
FOR SALE-An elegant black horse.
young. stylish aud gentle weighS over
400 pounds; a good mover. lnaure AZ
Settegasi's Stables, Fannin street, Is
FOR saba gentle harness horse q
lady or child can ariyc Inn chop must
be sold today Inquire al Wcstheiner &
Stahles san .lac.uto siraet. u
WHO WANTS about $50 head stock cows ,
Address Buck Bros. Elgin, Texas. 70
LADIES' finest grade silk plated black
hose, drop stitched worth zoe. az y"
oents linen hemst.tched hahdkcrctie4s'
10 cents. gents, % cents. franKhh =,
Texas avenue. ~
HALE PRICE Manuflcturers sample
embroidered hondkerchlcfe, haii dollar
quality, ~ cents een't initiai siik iilna-
handlScrch efs. dollar quality. 20 cenis,
Franklu's. ~
FRUIT TREES 10 sell at big discount.
Any one wishing trees eau or ahdress
J. ~ Mclean, 1901 Mex lnney avenue. Is
FOR SAT.E-Reout rul English setter dog
Is months old. Count Nohle-i Gladstone
hiaod. black. white ana tan, thoroughly
broken and good one, mn iorieNer;
ped gree on application. one b.ach ahh
white pointer. years old, no nCd,grl g,
thoroughly brokeu. also one So Crane
Iofevre hammerless shotgun. 10 gauEs;
pounds : ounces, fine duck or lun.l
dress Chas II Nichols. Weimar TeNhs.li
FOR SALE-Slntablo for Christmas gif,s,
br,,-a. brac. decorated china tea sets ana
ssalad sets, handsome plated ware, in-
Guiding tcte-n-tete set on &livcr. clabo-
rate coffee urn and soup turecn. nj
prices far below value, also Ice cream
freezer. parties leaving city Mcdowen1
AM IraWioru,
For SAIE,-Cheap four fine singing
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CHEAP FUEL AT IAsT-Put In a win.
ter's supply OF Calvert Lump Coal and
save one-hali OF last years fuel cx-
nlense; We warrant superior satlsfac-
heating or cooking. our price for pick :.
ed lump is $3.50 per ton OF 1000 pounds,
delivered 10 any part OF the city,
trial to convince you Ia solicited. Tclc-
phone 5s5. Office. No. ~ Main stree.
Calvert Coal Co. Il
FOR sALE-.An assortment Of second.
nand betting. pullcys. shaftiny, hang.
ers. piping. etc. Cali at the bushes,
Office Of 1hs Post. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-18

CONFEDERATE Soldier In tho Civil War
contains over 100 vivid battle scenes
eitircly Southern, Endorsed by the Con-
Tolerate Veterans; over 1900 copies sold
In the oh States last year: real snap
Tor agents. }. b, Trppe 4 Co.. Mason
Block. Houston. II
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WANrED-A good baker. ono with a small
capital preferred, can do well AT Woimar.
TeNas; have every thing complete, good
business stand. For further inforna ION
address 7. NJ. Insall, Weimar, Texas. %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-18

FALL SEEDS. ALL NEW cRoP--win:er
Turf Oats, Alfalfa. Glover. new Rye.
Mediterranean Wheat Barley. Turnip
Seed. Crimson Glover. garden and field
seeds OF every description. wholesale and
retail. Holloway seed Company. Dallas
Texas.
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lHGAINS-Entire stock of watches,
telry. clocks silvcrware and cutlery
Is to be sold by January /: everything
| MIR cost come and examine before
E1buy presents, at a. c. Wredo. agent,
kTrayis street. "
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1ARN shorthand in twelve lessons; pri-
NE Instructions IN bookkeeping, short
MI and arithmetic; day and night
uses; terms reasonable. Prof. ]. r..
nyAor, expert accountant, l215 Llber J
Ifitet. Fifth ward %
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FINANCIAL.

s9I01-A CLIENT wants this sum on three
wears tine NJ 10 rer cent Interest. real
estate security. Stewart Johnson 2bbs
Nadn street. -
81 -I,N'TY of money for building purposes
and taking up vendors Zen notes. Stew
art Joh1eon e0oia Man street, 20
MONEY WANTED Wanted, to borrow
$500 on pa.d-up ltfc insurance policy
good interest for short time loan. Adj
dress a263. this office. %
MONEY! TO LOAN on shor; time, in largo
-. email sums security real, chattel or
ocrsonaL ID. ID. Hutchison. l0l6ia con,
gress avenue:
FOR SALE-E6ur room cottage. ana
cho,ce corner lot IN Third ward: S5o 70
ssNl lash and balance on easy terms "
j. Palmer. this onice'
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n VN A. BOXELL. Specialist IN Dis
ned Of Women. Nervous, and chrome
issases. The largest and most success"
~ ~ u
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pEY BROWN BUSCIIICK. clalrvoyant
tdtm. late of Waco l2li Bagby street
~ be consulted on any subject. salts
ssin gwen. Is
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|naisTMAS presents at the Womans
IEieange, 706 Main street: Hand made
| hry work, necktie, glove and hanlker-
| sia cases of the daintest kind: also
| kne made cakes. bread cheese,
rcquettes salads, sugar pecans. Gall;
| h Is please Won. ~
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apAME l., WESTPHAL'S Paris mas
i*Sde business is from the Sth moved
" travis street; costumes for rent
~ 70 order; orders sent all over Texas.
a
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l|Il
For RENT.

FOR RENT.
~w.. ....lEA-
FOR RENT-.A hanasome elxht room resi-
dence with modern improvements. on
sses, Npps T. ss Browne nG
FOR RENTCTwo-story brick building.
suitable for WAREHOUSES or store; central.
y y IN hss iRs sr co Si rsy AVE- Me
A FARM TO LEASE for a term of five
or ten years, consisting OF go acres OF
extra good land now IN cuitivauon. with
houses and water facilities; all of supc-
rior quality. the entire place now rented
and occupied for the coming year OF 1877
except one house and Is acres OF land.
ALSO 1869 acres of pasturaGe, with heavy
postoak timber. belonging TO the same;
passes through the premises and a pri-
waite switch for shipments on the farm:
want new lands put In cultivation; VIII
give good margin on rentals OF Old lands
and extra Inducements for bringing new
lands in cultivation: good location for
wood business, supply store and COTTON
gin; want a good, energetic business man
with sufficient capital to conduct The
business. and good references as TO char
as early as possible. T.. NJ. Rabb. Hal
louisville. Bavaoa county, Texas. ~
FOR RENT--The house and promises cor
ner Main and Rusk avenue belonging to
the estate OF Mrs. C. NJ. Allen, deceased.
c. w. Bocock. A. c. Allen, executors. II
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished front
rooms, suitable for gentlemen or man
and wife. by day, week or month; terms
reasonable. Apply at 1872 Congress ave.
nue. ~
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. suit
able for gentlemen, or might be used
for light housekeeping, four blocks from
Main street. Apply at lio6 Congress
avenue. 10
TO RENT-Brazos plantation, 250 acres,
to rent: near Sinonton. Address h. n.
Mitchell, Simonton l.. o.. Fort Rend
county. TT
FOR RENT-One furnished second story
front room far gentlemen. Cali at lilo
Walker. IT
FOR RENT-Store No. 100 Congress ave
nue. opposite court house. Apply c. j;
Koehler eog Congress avenue. II
FOR RENT-Floor space on second floor
OF Post building. Apply TO q. j. Palmer,
Business Manager. II
FOR REN1-Eighi-r room house on Milan
street. near Pease; all modern convent
ences. hot and cold water, electric, gas
Eghting, closets, etc. Call on Lewis Il
Rosenberg, 2ls, go Main street. e
olONAuE warehouse in city Tor
| storing Furniture and Merchandise OF
| all kinds. Pcden Il Co.
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WANTED-An expert man to take charge
OF oil mill In Mexico. loo toms capacity !:
one mat speaks Spanish preferred. For
particulars address c. Criese nbeck T.. o.
box 46i, San Antonio, Texas. IS
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Manitoba good settled woman TO cook
none but good cook need apply. Mrs.
j. NJ. frost. Gray and Bagby. Is
RELIABLE man to handle agents for tel
ephone tablet and specialt-es; pays $50
q year: enclose stamp. Victory Mig
Co, Cleveland. Ohio.
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IN = correspond with PARTIES controls
~ W ar m 51OO0 acres OF good land in
;itsswestsrn Texas. Address box 31S,
,.nole, Texas. ~
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ntniv.AEs, masks, wigs, boards, tights.
~ aiess suits. &c, 10 let and made 10
W. The Texas Costume House. over
@tn1 SOs Main street. 10
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MIED-To know the whereabouts Of
u, n laughter. Mary Urbanec. Bohemian
~, ~. SPOUT II years old; last heard Of
sa,,sh columbus. Texas: left about two
ss ssrlr. ago. Address Mag Urbanec, Eas;
|l-E-e, Iexas. III
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EvTFD-Girl or middle aged lady for
", nurse: good home and good
aa VANS restaurant. oil Congress
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- BALL. December %, at Union hall;
s,Sion, lady aud gent, 75c. single. soc.
tunes OF all descriptions ut the
''''' costume House, 6c6is Main street.
Is
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W., ,.A CLAUS has dolls and toys for
i ~ 5n che Come quick TO Houston China
ifInS.assware Co. 3OS Main street. Jas.
IN pumoie, Manager. II
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'@I. 0TRAYED, OR Stolen

|Csr - n. iWill~.s
Wang pug dog; answers to name
Ia, snsn, opera house. W ''e 70
nnder vi, court house, q lady's jncket.
stSsrd fron, sase return ana receive
|EM.r> -, hrupp 4 Tufily. II
ses. p,ir 81 mems clothes. p-aAr
~; t9 rep III hutlols. four stud but
osef. II - LOT the above property
ears blshsh setter dog. black head
I seen abo,,,A licked. ~ molths Old.
sascs. Tey.,s ms recovery. Il. i. Canon,
|, Is
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED-To rent a email store suitable
FOR meat market ana grocery, In a good
nc.ghborhood. state location and terms
Address No, 9l04. this office -
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. suit
able for gentlemen. or might be used
for light hoiisekeeping, -FOUR blocks from
avenue lg
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SPECIAL NoTlcES.
.A.-Cll,-,n. -.~..Ei.Ip-..
g[NGEHZ&ENlKl8 T I],g ;;(9 sii!, {!

IRON and steel work for buildings.
bridges. roofs, standpipes. etc designs
and estimates free ON application The
Gillette-Herzog Manufactur NIX Co., NJ
lDe Leon Agent, Kiam building. Houston.
Texas. 2-2j-9i
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FOR RENT-The house and promises cor
ner Main and Rusk avenue belonging to
the estate OF Mrs. C. NJ Allen. deceased.
G. w. Bocock. A. Q. Allen. executors. Il
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A RESPECTABLE white boy wants en-
poynent IN store or office willing to do
any Kind of work that boy can do, age
u years; can give reference. Address
1898 tn, = office. Is
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ZINE, ,,s Chinese importer OF celebrated
G.ssao fireworks, silk handkerchlefs.
~ s ana Japanese bric-a- hrac; best
l-2-U
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40 TO SIJl month salary ana Expenses
paid statesmen for cigars: permanent po-
sition; experience unnecessary: largest
finest line. elegant holiday offerings. W
l., Kline Co.. St. Louis, Mo ~
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WANT ED-A circulator for the ST I.o,,,s
republic in Fifth ward, or for entire
ciy. some money required. j. n. Haag
ol5 huiialo street, Houston. IL
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WAN1ED-Po Position as cook in motel o,
restaurant: ont OF city preferred M
dress $50. his office. L
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished front
rooms, suitable for gentlemen or man
reasonable. Apply at 1872 Congress ave.
nue IS
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II HELP WANTED.
~-LlN- .-.r1l,--
W,ANfED-A clrculator for the ST. Loui.
Republic in Fifth ward. or for entire
city, Some money required. j. ~ EIaag
9I5 buifalo street, Houston. i
WANTt'D--A good settled woman 10 cook
none but good cook need apply. Mrs
j. NJ. Frost. Gray and Bagby. i
RELIABLE man to handle agents for tel
ephone tablet and specialues; pays $50 Z
q year enclose stamp. Victory Mig.
90, cleveland. ONO.
WANrED-A good baker one with a small
Ssrapltni preferred. can do well AT Weimlr
| IeNas: have everything complete, good
, business stand For further informa .on
address I. NJ. lnsall, Weimar, Texas p
| CONFEDERATE Soldier In tho Civil Wal
contains over 100 vivid battle scenes
ehireiy Southern, Endorsed by the Con
| lSdCnatt Veterans. over 1000 copies sold
| In the oh States last wear; n real snap
Tor agents. }. b, Trppe d Co. Mason
Block. Houston. II
| WANTED-Two white ladies'; one TO cook
! lhe other Tor chdmbermaid in nice prl.
| sate boarding house; German preferred
Mrs. NJ +. Johnston. corner First and Il
avenue Temple. Texas. Il
| TED--Chambermald German or 30.
henian girl; references required. John
ston lotel, Luling, Texas. IL
| WANTED.An expert man TO take charge
| of oil mill in Mexico. 100 toms capacity
one that speaks Spanish preferred. For
particulars address c. Griesenbeck r. o.
| box 46i, San Antonio. Texas. Is
IcIyN,f.. ,,,a,,,
ness. samples and fun part cii,ars sent
free. big money in 81 for YOU Address
Chas L. Marshall. Ioekport N. i n
" a 'TED- once 1,o,,1e:- vi
WRITES "a gcod hgnd us '""' I'M, Wilo
Apply at 9l2 Prairie avenues il
WA >Trp o,,,,, ,,,,....----.---
%, ypuhs woman 10 take
ttts " "'n'ns room III restaurant
i,iuSn h'ioM Y,lleLnlhS ABOUT cooking.
Texas. ~ ''' >;
~, 77II7----------- -
" IN III Hrst-class Wool turner. APP
Beatmont o. - Il
"a, >,s,,,,y, =,
p" - - y prlEht Whlte Elrl under u
!td,S o. HSe neInali preferred. Apply
. 10 ~, u. Nora ~, III iamNioh street. II
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WANTED--Pos tior by German on farm
or to attend horses and stock, A refer
ences. wiling to work. II. S. q, this
office IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-18

FOR RENTCTwo-story brick building,
suitable for warehouse or store; central.
~ located, In business part Of city. APP
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-18

WANTED-Mcn to occupy furnished
roo,ns a, l5c. 907 and 25c night; cleanii-
ness and order 5 our motto; baths are
free. Capital House, Main and Capitol
avenue. ~