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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
IiCEs

TO be sold at prices like these Monday;
Fine Net-ToD Laces HOnton edges. az
10 llia. and l5c a yard instead Of 20.
% and BIC.
sleeve Widths in silk Chantilly Laces,
l2i5 and l5c. n yard.
Nct-Top Oriental Lace, for fancy work.
&C. a yard.
wide Plat Valenciennes Lace, &c. a
yard.
Vaud-AIade TOrchon Lace. sc. a yard.
Machine Made Torchon Lace inches
wide. exact style and pattern of soc.
Lace. for l2i.c a yard.
Linen serbia Lace, a piece OF y yards
fo- &c.
wide Linen Torchon Lace, lc. yard.
Wide Open-Work Embrolderies Tor
and 7c. yard instead or 10 and LES
snecial values for Holiday-Buying in
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uoLJn.Y WAIST SPECIALS.

Fine Atwood Cloth Waists. in Black or
colors, prettily trimmed with Black
S0utache braid, high collars. new
shape sleeves, lined throughout, the
best 8 garment made, at this special
sale, $50
The best $50 All-Wool Flannel Waists,
I'm Black or COlOrs. for l5c.
s375 and SL25 Cloth Waists at this saie'
g.
Neat Dark Styles in Whipcord Waists;
with double pointed yoke back ana
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Special holiday sale OF
TOILET-SFTS.

Special holiday sale OF
TOILET-sETS.
Handsome Imported l0-piece Toilet sets
Delft or Flow Blue decorations, entire
ly new shaped ought % sell readily for
$3.50; sale price, 1898 complete.
Solid-Color Toilet Sets, In Blue. PINK,
and Yellow. stippled with gold, have
never sold for less than $40; sale price,
sJ2j complete.
Beautiful Violet. Rose. Lily Of the VAL
ley. Golden-Rod and other Moral de-
signs. heavily stippled with gOld, the
finest English ware. were 10 retail FOR
$3.50: special holiday price, 1896 com
plete.
Chester Toilet Sets, containing s pieces
worth g: sale price. $40 complete.
50 Fine Imported Toilet Sets, that have
sold for Sil9S containing 10 pieces, al
under-glaze decorations. with tuli
gold stippling, as long as they last N'yV
complete.
Empire Toilet Sets, containing y pieces
with large slop-jar. under-glaze ueco-
rations, worth s.; sale price f2so COM
nj
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Children's Lynx Sets Collar and Muf0'
6oc. a set.
Handsome Alaska Seal Capes. marten
edge. large collars $i9S, cost $3.50 TO
make.
$3.50 Seal Muffs, s2iS.
36-nch Full Fluffy Ostrich-Feather
BOas. S9S worth S..
$3.50 Handsome Ostrich-Feather BOas,
30 inches long, made Of real live stock,
Sj9s
rt-yard-long Ostrich-Feather Boas. the
best made for so. al this sale, Si.ov.
HOLIDAY APRONS.
The daintiest combinations Of Swiss
Lace and Ribbons, or the plain, substan-
tial sort, al Cohens way OF selling EN-.
Pretty Swiss Lace-Trimmed Aprons,
finished with fancy colored daisy rib
bOns. sc 20 q. -.
Large-Size White Lawn Aprons, with
deep hem and tucks, the best Z0c. ones
for iJc.
Fancy Trimmed Lawn Aprons. bottom
OF wide Swiss insertion and deep hem,
usually - and 50c.. for 25c
White Lawn Sewing Aprons deep mem
and tucks. lOc
Exto Large-slze Che best grade) l5c.
Bingham Aprons. for Sc.
Nurses Aprons. wide strings, deep
tucks, % and 39c.
Maids Caps. new shapes, lOc.
Nurses Muslin Caps, l9c. FOR the pest
ones
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A HANDKERCHIEF IDEA

In the word that isn't represented herey
IL hardly seems there could be. Every
kind Of Linen. every kind of Silk and
Cotton-the Handkerchief section is an
object lesson of the greatness OF this
store. When selling runs highest prices
run lowest here An extra corps Of sales
people TO assist in the price-winning pur-
chases:
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A HOSIERY RIPPLE AGAIN.

Price-helps, with a long story untold;
all o. them perfect. good wearing, and
the proper kinds.
Ladies' Heavy Gauge Hermsdorf Hose,
spliced heels and toes, for this special
SALE PIC. a pair.
Boys and Girls Heavy Ribbed Fast
Black Full Seamless Hose, double
knees heels. and toes, sizes 10 9i5,
for sc. a pair. You never bought bet
ladies' Fine Gauge snk-Finlshed
Hermsdorf Hose. high-spliced heels
and toes, the best s. a dozen value,
for lie. a pair; or box Of six pairs
Girls and Boys Fine Ribbed Fast
Black Imported Maco Hose, treble
knees. double heels and toes, sizes 6ls
to 10 inches, l9c. a pair.
Ladies Fast-Black Heavy Gauge Full
Seamless Hose. double heels and toes.
elastic top. Pie grade for &c. a pair.
Boys Extra Heavy Corduroy Ribbed
Fast-Black DC Hose for lie. a pair.
Ladies' Fancy Boot-Top Fine Lisle or
40-Gauge Real Maco Hose. with solid
Black. White. or split-soie feet, 25c.
a pair.
100 dozen Girls and Boys Heavy Ribbed
Fast-Black Full Seamless Hose, worth
s. q dozen. sizes 6 TO 9is. CT this holi-
day sale. l2isc. pair.
HOLIDAY FURs
will be sold at prices like these:
Real Mink Empress Scarfs, tails. $L9S.
worth -.
Iarge-Slze French Coney Muns. CSC.
Water-Mink Scarfs, tails. worth 81,
for Sl.9S.
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WHITE GOODS
NIonday

MOnIuy.
Fine Checked Nalnsook. 1oc. grade, for
52.c a yard. 800 ~.
Fine Plaid Apron Muslin pest &c
grade. for Zoe. a yard.
Manufacturers lengths Of Sheer Fine
White India LinOn, usually Pee, tor
7-Sc a yard. ~. VII.
4Oc. White. Pink, Blue Me 9en3 ,,.
and Lavender French Organize lor i'e'
Looted Swiss the finest and best
soc. grade. for 25c. yard
&c seed-Dotted Swiss for 10 &c
and Sc. White Checked Nansook for
1e 2.sc. Plaid Apron Muslin for 7%c'
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ART STANDS FOR NO AHT

when the selling is over with the makers.
Too near Christmas TO tarry longer. The
prices In this departments will acquaint
you Monday with a strange story.
Brown Linen Photo Frames, partially
embroidered. with perforations Tor RID
bon. so as 20 be hung Doc
White Linen Photo-Frames, same style,
Csc /.-
Stamped and Hemstitched Linen Centre
pieces-holly pansies, morning Slories,
clover, hrysanthemums-l5c. each
Fine Linen Plate Doylies, same designs
stained Linen Centrepieces, 10. Is, IS,
Ce si cut-glass designs. some
thing entirely new. Il and 2oc.
Centrepieces. Jewel designs, &c
slammed and Hemstitched Linen Bureau
ScaIfs, zoe.
Stamped and Hemstitched Linen Table
Covers. yard square, In all new de-
signs, Toe
All colors Cotton Ball Fringe. Sc. yard.
Tinted and F'ringed Table-Covers, SO
inches square, 25c.
All Curtains. Heavy Fringe for Denim
Curtains, &c. a yard.
Embroidered and F'rnged Denim Table
Covers. soc.
Embroidered Denim Laundry-Bags. SOC
Stamped Denim sofa-Cushion Covas.
SILK scarfs. fringed and gold embrolder-
ed l9c.
Applique Pillow-shams. Irish-Point de-
signs. 15c. former price; special for to-
day. 29c
Scarfs to match. 10 and 25c.'
Tinted Table-Covers or Centrepieces, &c.
each.
All colors Large Chenille Balls. IL i-2c
q dozen.
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will have to be bird in the hand"; waiting will be the bd
the bush.
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A Widensd Scenery Of Richmond PROGRESS.

is the imperative order. The sale of storeful g;
holiday revelry
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Handsomely Decorated Boxes of Hurd's
Finest Papers, Sealing Wax, etc. 49c.
to M.9s.
soc. Fancy Boxes OF Tinted Papers. to-
day 2jc. box.
Lambert & Aikens Gold Pens, pearl
and ebony handles, sec. 10 s5.9S.
15c. pound Paper. &c. pound.
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Black Fur Carriage-Robes. plush lined,
Is, from $50.
Heavy Wool Horse Blankets, &c. from
$l25, and Sl.l0 from Sl.J0.
A LINEN MANUFACTURER
oversteps his capacity. Imports more than
his trade demanded. Holiday Linens were
not to be held for another year.
4 QUICK LINEN Loss
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Austrlan-China Frult-cau.or,
l5c.. for Sc. each "Nrn
FROM TO 3 O'CLOCK
English-China Covered Dishes -.
7sc., will be sold for l9c. ach' N'a
ALL DAY
French China Celery Trays. worth ra
for zoe. each 800
Daaintily, Decorated Austrian-Ch.ra P.s
cal holiday bargain. s. comr.f. '''-
Haviland-China Chop Sets worm Oh
for s. ''
Hand-Decorated T00fh-p0uf.- r,,..
worth PC. for Sc. each.
Delft-Chlna Inkstauds worth l, o..
Sc. each. F
Beautiful China Form Dishes uaf, A..
other decorations have ..II
q4fa rlrfn. 600 ....E
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An Alarm Reduction Sale

The
hathav ebuntth great busnes
all packan swthvo from
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will rtun
rkssns desperation The
ndo flow
mall edrygood tor o
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17
II. w. PETERS & co.

All orders directed to Agent G. S.
Wormley at store, or residence 1903
Florida avenue n. W., will be promptly
called for, put through with dispatch
and satisfaction. Charges to suit the
times.
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17

The advertisers of The BEE are
warned against bogus advertising
agents who are going around the
CITY representing bogus guide
books.
The Washington bee., 1896-10-17
THEY SAY.

i he CblOItu oSlllOSl"NS
about fifteen in this town.
There are some people in this
town who think that they know it
all.
Let those who are brave say what
they think,
The e is not a satisfied politician
in this country.
We mean Afro American politi-
clans.
They are old timers and apollo
ogists.
Col. NJ. NJ. Holland is too ousy
to enter the campaign.
Yes and there are others in the
same boat.
The campaign is getting along
withou: the colored brother, but he
will not say so.
Those who haze heen paid TO
work need not expect any consider
alton.
The colored editors are working
with vengeance.
When will Afro Americans unite
and defend their interests =?
The race is being sacrificed by
cowardly leaders.
They all want an Office, but they
will get left.
Let the colored man get down to
business and support their own in
stitutions.
Business around he police court
is very dull,
The man who said that he was
going to distribute the funds for
the colortd pa ers is still in the
soup.
Washington is famous for a
dumping ground Of interlopers.
Every convict comes to this town
attempts to chastise the citizens.
The racial ties are not drawn
tightly enough.
The Wayland Seminary will be Il
great institution soon.
We need such men on the bench
as Judges Taylor and Scott.
The people want a change in oul
preseut form of government.
Let there be union among us.
The Capital Savings Bank is ,
great institution and the people
ought to support it.
There will be no change in tn,
school board until after the elecs
ion.
Mckinley will be elected withou
the aid Of colored politicians an,
yet they are afraid to say so.
Count L. l.. Jones who has tn
air of Chesterfield is all right.
Jones has winoing way abou
him.
The BEE is in the lead and a
others follow.
There are several organization
in this town, running for glory.
Charles R. Dougl ss' telegram t
Major Mckinley is printed in flu
in many thousand documents.
1t is short and sweet and don
you forget {
III you want to reach the colorc
people, advertise in The BEE.
The BEE has a BONA F1DE ci
culation.
Remember your friends and tre,
them right.
Dorsey Seville has won in h
great fight.
He has revolutionized Negro NJ
sonry in the District of Co!um bi
He has broken up the rings al
placed Negro Masonry upon
higher basis
a. g.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-07
Wanted to Buy.

WANTED--To buy good gentle buggy
horse: must be sound and gentle for
ludy. Apply AT once Joe w. Davis OH
company, Hutehins House. s
WANTED buy IA good gentle buggy
horse, must be sound and gentle for
lndy. Apply at once Joe w. Davisooil.
liutchins House.
WANTED TO BUY-cheap for cash. a
second hand barge or tint boat, capacity
~ 10 rs tons. Address NVi, care Post. ~
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WANTED-rosition by a hoy OF l6 IN
office or business house; best of refer
ences. Address 505. care Post
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-07

TAILOK nudc suits. nil complete IN the
lni.si iarisinu novelties. stylish cut ana
iii guaranteed. at from go to 81. Apply
Madam. K JosrnA. ioj Mnin.
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PHYSICIANS TO MEET.

'famme for the Meetings to BE Held
at licarnr.
arHe Texas. May G.--The local physi-
are making extensive preparations
pc forthcoming meeting Of the physi-
OF the Twentieth judicial dis
10 organize an association, A ban
VIII he served at the Commercial
w The night of the 18th, and a
''me Is expected. The following is
|'Vs'amme announced for the occa-
(ssay SQclcck u. m-permnnen, or
|ipnoh' election of officers. nvoca-
nsS. W W, liorner. ilearn.: adj
rs H.. selooine, br. H. W Cummings,
H. rr.sI1l"hse to welcome, Dr. DANIEL
k,i nwsay MornIng-Paper. Intestinal
,sion lr 7. - Pope. Cameron.
| W WHIT D. II West OF Calvert, Dr.
IA ~ -, ,.,t OF Rockdalr. pr. W. j. Md
| psc.n hn,an, Dr. Powell! Of Mays
sps' Retained p.accnin IN Mist
[ssion ~ g. NJ. Almry. Franklin;
" unr; w. +. SHARP of Davilln,
kcsiy rail OF Bryan, Dr f. j. On
| Pa ir j i. SESSIONS of Rock
Sabor Medical Ethics" Dr. Csc.
Mn a, VI % Bryan. discussion. DIR. !,
Eslsp ' rs nsremona, Dr.. r u. Wallis Of
TN 81, j. y Nlcks of Stone city.
ins si ,haw Of Cameron.
Ia,nnsf,. Appropriations. "Syphilis.
kre ~ van, ana Treatment" Or. j. A.
a~s,, " " n,,,eiock dis nsslon, Or. l.
lann H. ii'hrn"' mr. J W. Hudson
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So writes a happy man fresh from the
Slough of Dcspond
Well the discovery has been proclaimed,
bu, men are slow TO believe.
The way is open to inquire, To investigate.
Why will not every man do SO?
There is a simple way to cure at home all
those baneful effects Of the sins Of youth and
The excuses Of later years which blast the
lives Of multitudcs Of men.
There IL a way to regain strength lost by
disease, ovcrwork md worry.
way to secure and retain the abilities
aacfificed TO disspation-to "bc glad again
after suffering an atonement."
A way to repair drains on the system that
sap the vitality.
way to replace nervousness, dread and
dependency with courage and sclf-respect.
A way to give full strength, development
and tone To every portion of the body.
A way to remove every obstacle to happy
and fruitful married life
All this is clearly shown In little medical
work recently published. II is not book
for general circulation, being purely medical
and scientific and for men only who need adj
vice and aid
How to get 1t Write TO the Erie Medical
COMPANY, Niagara Street, buffalo, y. J., say
Won read the article in His paper, aud ask
them to send yon the book called complete
Manhood, and the Way To Attain IT. They
will send Que copy entirely free, in a plain
scaled wrapnnr, to any man who writes for
1t in good iatth.
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.|bsTER LOCAL. NoTrc

'f'fN M ss'li rs.
IVA, ''sas' May J.-Thc Christian
,t sos'eW gave a social n, tho
s,, ~oh was highly enjoyed. lee
k.,y,a aNoefries' lemonade and cake
naa, ana a handsome sum realized.
kt,,r,, ,Snool building viii be rendy
bs,N, oh as soon as it Is paintcd.
ana Webster is happy over
p s unssss gave us TWO excellent
asrs l iAl rom ON. Canada spent a few
., Mrs Nh Is entertaining her
o. h.. falmer. and sister. A.ss
ng yanno IeAas. Miss Leila is a
X he s .laly, and quite an addi-
es,eriav 'r.si' returned from Hous-
dayss' where HI has been Tor
ion Ms smith and Mr.. Luaga,o of
y re,sn,,,.h nave property here, speui
my viii. friends in town.
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Doard and Rooms.

FOR RENT front south room, modern
conyenicneos. with or without board, IN
private family, I2ii Prairie avenue. be,
tween Caroline and Ban Jaelnto. Z
FIIKNIsHED front southeast room ana
opening on veranda. five large windows,
WIN or without board, In small private
family. no children. references required
1911 Texas avenue. ~
ROOMS with or without board rates ron
sonahle for the summer 1901 Pralrie
avenue. - ---.-.- ~
ROOM WITH BOARD. cool aad pleas
ant. nice location and ,conyonlent to
business; Two and one-half bioeks from
LARGE south front rooms. with board,
10 gentlemen or couples modern no,,
yonlcnccs; best attention; excellent
tahie, nulet place: close In. 40i Craw-
ford. corner Preston avenue. y
WANTED-one or two geilemen or mar
rIcd couple to room and board ~ pri,
vate family, four squares from Capitol
Hotel: references. Address Home. care
Post.
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FOR SALE Improved cottage home:
also unimrrovcd corner lot, both at "A
lursuln Third ward. Address owner.
care Post. 10
real. ESTATE FOR SALE Eli aeros
"a Liberty couuty, near iaiiroal three
fuurhs prairie, Tor ssl5 per acre.
1870 acres un san Jaciito bay Tor "
prr avra On tVrnis.
lnO ncres on south side Of lfultho
bayou and fronting same. siA'een miles
from Houston. at 81 per acre. "a snap
go acres ton miles aouth from lions-
ton. ON International aud Great North
,rn railroad. at $40 rrr acre.
ibN acres nine mites south from iious-
ton at 81. ~ per acre.
~, 50 and la0 acre tracts iiinc ana ton
miles from city at sla To $50 per acre. ~
per cent cash ana balance Long time.
H. "a 40 10 ANA 90 aero tracts OF iine
fruit and vegetable land -four TO nNe
miles from court house, NJ wv 10 40
per acre.
Guy Property -Four room cottage nj
slipl s,u0 cash. balance lons time with
i Per cent interest.
Three beautiful lots in Third ward FOR
Slual, "a snap"
Ono lot aud four room rotingc IN Third
two aud three years
onc aud four-nfth lots aud ten room
horse rear in, ON CAPITOL Avenue. for
S1ol1.
Two lots and two houses near in. IN
Preston avrnp., for Silp1. on easy term s..
Lots In Fifth ward on monthly i'll
stnilmcnts.
have a large trading list
Roal Estate aud Rentals. HinH i'"i',
ing. II
FOR SAL ELM acres cf lam! .yv1ly, uil.s
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p TWO LIVES sAvrt,

+ tod by hn er as OF Junction City
y AID hat ,h doctors she had Con.
'Eo bo,tle.,n e i, Mas no hope Tor
III complelesisv Of Or. King q Nesy
Aysc her H. eursi her and she
N Florida s s,s. Mr.. Thomas Es.
la.a nSia q dreadful s saa p "a, 4.
Es,s els, .hen, l hei,,.w without result
s New pls Dough- one bottle OF
n cured. HseoVery and IN two
ias sa results. Of WIFI Iirhh'i I'm thank,
q iSls prove the waada snsss aye
frss IN, med.ciae In c,, o.,nhui ei,
Dug t m,ai 6ottie at q hs az
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LIST OF ANSWERS to adserrs sncnts
In Office cf Tho Posi- for week ending
Personal.
FRENCH lessons by Mr.. Artaner, lo0,
RNsk nVeitIl..

CARPETS. RUGS. FEATmEliS mat
tresscs renovated, repair furniture anl
uphoist"r, sew ana lay calpcis; gut
cAsc references. Henry icmminrt corner
smith and Mckinnoy. phone sos. X
CAPE JESsAMlNE buds. 10 cents per i01
Carnations $l.5o per 49, Magnolia buds
~ cents per doz' a. cut iiowris and de-
press aI.nuc ~
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-.v MAY at is President
Esv i0.~, .o more. All the talk about
bcsevel.. o" ss,d of the police board came
|iucns '"s and he was reelected. The
nothing, anu nnce more hovcrs over head
|t o. IN Mulberry street.
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RESP ECTARiE widow. no children.
wishes situation 10 Keep house for
or Onc small town. Address ms
Houston Post
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For RfNT--Twostory house, modern
couvcnicnccs. stable. servants roonl.
good uvishNothocd. moderate rent Ap-
ulN mn Nlnlu a,lrNoi. III
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GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.

v,-v May at Is President
New !, Nv arce more. All the talk ABOUT
cose'e' ~ W. sead of the police board eane
liuchs 's rd he was reelected. Ihc
nothing, n nnce more hovcrs over mad
ye ., IN Mulberry street
n,ss.ant day on the Coney 'sinhu
Evt'y nv one or two young men on
Fc'e 49, he seen scurrying back mn"
bees ha, =, tho crowds. carrying NaIises
nth tnrous' h.Ir shoulders or "A passako
urg o,., ., in,o the main frame OF me
rrier H. ms, are travelling hicNcir rtfa,'
heel lne; Considerable work IRON tue
anu sses who are unlucky enough 10
iv,,s their services.
o,, Indications. 1t looks as IL
, .o he a race among the roof gardens
w. ~., will he able TO open iirst. New
'eo ,,,o IN hive more chances OF
rx Is s SVnareuwari this summer than
mtlns several of the big hotels In
Vn,en,ng gardens on n. rools oil
!. Snu,,lings. and. besides these, there
~ M less than eight pupilS hcrial
sr,s thrown open in different parts o'
town.
,.satr,cal center Is now located MT
.,r.y and Thirty-eigh,h street, ana
crowds of Thcspians of various de-
:. that formerly lined mp in front OF
sulrtevant house now nlonnpo,ae tne
wan Y" ara elk Important theatrical eN-
~ s n,,thin two blocks of Ahbey'S.
III n-ohsbly accounts FOR the popular
" ne Iocation with the actors.
A.. ror,hwar, trend OF trn6e Is being
4, lower sixth avenue. Gossip has
,,t one big department store there is
No to lay of at least - per cent OF
49, which means several hundred
ia nut of employment Rumors Of "A
!, denartment storcaai TIA" intersection
S,roaiway and seventh avenue. on the
m side Of Fnriy-secont street, are
Al in trade circles. That site looks
winner
,s frs, arrest Of woman for hicy-
al an unlawful speed was made hv
o.Iceman on wheels on the Boulevard
night. The "scorchcr' thus oorrallcd
ma of the most daring wheelwomcn in
ri,y. and one Of tho most attractive
res on the road She wears different
Is Of costumes on different occasions,
she is mos, cousu!cuoii~ when riding
ny ,vhnl and 1r,ssrI in "snielis
osscer who made the arrest said TO-
,bat i, weni arainsi ms grain hut
ras compelled to nrt as tho ''new
Nam. nm wheels horn hlyo become d.
nn,s uho IMAGINE fha, tho nadrnnc is
ia OIL, may find food for reflection in
fact that an Italian living on the east
Of this town employs ~ hoothlacits
k,o,v sor hin, o,, ,.s,io,s for,.v-boats
M Nm WI, o,5 H., ,..c,,n,. ,,,,.i,,,y
eSsr .'. ssa cam v, y" ,',o,,ts h,i,,lra,is
.,s ! weet Gm. ~ ,bc iittin sl,,,.ne
n,hor,,y fnr Mn, s,,t,'m.nt mai fhr
ross NAYS he hovs "niv a. Ia n week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-07

$500 CASH and s25 per month viii buy
an elegant h-roum cotinge In Thru
ward. This is n special bargain CAN ut
once. william Manger 81 liz Main ST.
Room z u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-07

WANTED-ro drive delivery wagon. as.
sist IN store. dry goods or groceries;
view to something better. Address No.
ilgl. care Post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-07

WANTEn-rcn men to occupy rooms .,
und - cents night. slOO aud N.sS week
coci rooms. no mospui,ocs Capitol
House. Capitol avenue and Main street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-07
Financial.

$500 TO loan on city property. Apply j..
Bryan a. Co. room No !. Fox building.
3i7is Main street.
$1,000 no LOAN for u term of years; &C.
curIty must be productive business prop
oriy In Houston. Apply To ". Raphael.
secretary at Raphael Bros insurance
office. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-07

MAKE old furniture ana
clnthius 10 look like new. dmpie las re-
covered Old lools huarli Sold and OK
changed, and taken IN part payment
send postal, VIII cai. j NAs'iin, III ptea-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-07

w NNVIp- trst-cnss white barber;
correspondence solicited at once: nome
hut ntst.c'asN nnJ subcr need apply. IA
good Showing. un letters answered.
nrotlr, W u. Morgan. INIHonih. r.Nll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-07

For RENT-Iwo small aud Two inrgc
houses. Apply Mrs II. Frcrnd, alpS
Franklin avenue, corner st. Emnhuci
street Y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-07

WANTED Some one to b. kind enough 10
give me the address, of Il travelling
crippled doctor 10y me name Of spears
Address isux III, l.ufkin. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-07

WANTED a woman To cook wnsh aud
non for smun fumily In Austin. Trxa-
Apply at sioi iirnaoa street. y