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The San Francisco call., 1896-06-24
CITY GUARD BANQU t
Anniversary of CALIFORNIA; Oldest Mill
tia Company.

The City Guard Club celebrated its
forty-second anniversary Monday evening
The celebration took the form of BAN
ouet, served at the company's armory at
1927 Market street. Prominent among
the old members of the club was Corporal
Louis r. Townsend, who enjoys the DIS
tinction of being the Oldest member OF the
National Guard of California. Corporal
Townsend was literally covered with
medals which he had won in the service
An elaborate menu was served, inter
epersed with selections by the Press Club
Quartet and solos by q. ID. Seeley, WIillaHl
0:Rrien. Dan Warde, II. Sullivan, Frank
Coffin. Fletcher Tilden, George Mills and
Harry Tustn.
Colonel Burdick acted as toastmaster,
ana prominent members OF Company b,
both active and retired, made brief I'M
promptu speeches. During the evening
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COLORED DRESS GOODS

At 25 Cents.
1I9 pieces 36-INCH ALL-WOOL DRESS
GOODS, in chevrons, bourettes, broche
and figured effects, former price soc,
reduced TO 25e yard.
At IS Cents.
81 pieces 5o-INCH ALL-WOOL PLAIN
AND MINED LADIES' CLOTH, for
mer prize SOC, reduced to 35c yard.
At so Cents.
50 pieces 54-INCH FINE ALL-WOOL
FRENCH SURAH SERGE, newest
colorings, former price 81, reduced to
SOC yard.
At so Cents.
81 pieces 44-INCH ALL-WOOL CLAY
WORSTED NAVY STORM SERGE,
former price 75c, reduced to SOC yard.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS!!

At 35 Gents.
81 pieces 3S-INCH SUPERIOR LUSTER
ENGLISH FIG URED ALPACA, for
mer price 60c, will be sold at Soc yard.
At so Cents.
25 pieces 50-INCH ALL PURE WOOL
ENGLISH SERGE, former price 75c,
will be sold at SOC yard.
At so Cents.
65 pieces FINE ALL-WOOL FRENCH
AND ENGLISH NOVELTIES, former
prices 75c and 85c, will be closed out
at SOC a yard.
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LADIES' KID GLOVES! !!

At 55 Cents.
1900 pairs S-BUTTON LENGTH NOUS
QUETAIRE UN NDRESSE KID
GLOVES, in tan shades, regular value
ST. will be closed out at 55c pair.
At 65 Cents.
1900 pairs 4-BUTTON KID GLOVES, black
embroidered back, in white, regular
value 81, will be offered at 65c pair.
At so Cents.
1000 pairs 4-BUTTON ENGLISH WALK
ING GLOVES, EN- brodered back, in
tan, brown, req and navy, also black,
regular value 81 25 will be closed out
at soc a pair.
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

MUSllM UNDERW EAK.
At 25 Cents.
100 dozen LADIES MUSLIN CHEMISES,
made of heavy muslin, yoke edged
with lace, will be closed out at 25c
each.
At so Cents.
100 dozen LADIES' CHEMISES, made of
heavy muslin, yoke of embroidery, will
be closed out at SOC each.
At 25 Cents.
so dozen LADIES' CORSET COVERS,
perfect fit, V-shape, edged with en-
broidery, will be closed out at 25c each.
At 25 Cents.
so dozen LADIES' DRAWERS, made of
heavy muslin, yoke band, finished
with tucks and embroidery, will be
closed out at 25c each.
At so Cents.
so dozen LADIES' GOWNS, yoke of fine
tucks, lined back, good muslin, will
be closed out at SOC each.
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CLOAK DEPkRTMEN 7 !!

At $1.75.
LADIES SINGLE RIPPLE CAPES, of ladies'
cloth, in shades OF tan, navy and black,
neatly braided, worth 81 80, viii be closed
out at 81 70 each.
AT $500.
LADIES JACKETS, made of fine cloaking,
Blown covert cloth, tan and gray mixed,
latest designs, worth 81 50 and So will be
closed out at 50 each.
At $500.
LADIES' SUITS, consisting of double jacket
and lined skirt in black and navy cheviot,
worth 81 80, reduced TO 50 eacn.
At S2.45.
LADIES BLACK AND NAVY CHEVIOT
SKIRTS, all lined, finished with bias vel
veteen, worth $4 90, VIII be offered ct
81 45 each.
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ANOTHER GREAT SACRIFICE Of VALUES!


STILL AND
ENORMOUS OVERSTOCK OFFSPRING SUMNER DRY GOODS
WONDRoUs MONEY-sAVING OPPORTUNITY afforded
Merely Nominal Prices Prevailing!
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At so Cents.
95 dozen MEMS AND BOYS CHEVIOT,
MADRAS AND TENNIS FLANNEL
OVERSHIRTS, in light, medium and
dark colors regularly sold at 75c each,
will be closed out at SOC.
HOSIERY HOSIERY!

At 25 Cents Pair.
lis dozen CHILDR EMS BLACK FRENCH
Isle THREAD HOSE, double
knees, heels and toes, sizes 81 to SM,
regular price 40c and soc, reduced to 25c
pair.
At 2S Cents a Pair.
125 dozen CHILDREN'S FINE RIBBED
BLACK MACO COTTON HOSE,
double knees, heels and toes, Herms-
dorf black regular value 95c and 40c,
reduced to 25c pair, all sizes.
At Is Cents a Pair.
$50 dozen LADIES BLACK EGYPTIAN
COTTON HOSE, high-spliced heels
and toes, onyx fast black, regular price
25c, reduced to 15c pair.
At 25 Cents a Pair.
IT'S dozen LADIES' FINE MACO COTTON
HOSE, high, spliced heels, double
soles and toes, plain and Richelieu
ribbed, IN black and assorted. tan
shades, regular price $4 20 dozen, re-
duced to 25c pair.
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LIABILITIES.

Losses Adjusted and unpaid .......
Losses in process of Adjustment or
Losses resisted including expenses. a..
Gross premiums on Fire Risks rum
ming one year or less, 1921, :
394 %, re-lnsura nee so per cent.
Gross premiums on Fire Risks run
ming more than one year. $685.
S99 II, reinsurance pro rata.
All other demands against the Com
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EXPENDITURES.
Net amount paid for Fire Losses (in-
cluding $64.244 "a losses of pre-
vious years. )....... ............... S359,O42 23
Dividends to stock deTs. .......... 10000 %
Paid or allowed for Commission or
Brokerage ........,. .......... lO7,O4s 10
Paid for salaries, fees and other
charges for officers, clerks, ETC.. 576l2 90
Paid State, National and local
..........-............... 1892 81
All other payments and expendi-
lures ............................ 5O672 Os
Total expenditures. .............. $643,536 rs
Losses incurred during
the year (ire), -. 1860 944 60
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LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and unpaid - $l25,531 90
Gross premiums marine and In
land navigation risks, s.,
insurance 100 per cent. 23,S06 so
Gross premiums marine time
cent ..F.................. ......... 22,O5s 25
Cash dividends remaining unpaid. 43 rs
Pension fund Observation-Disclosures. 7,440 10
pany 1o7osl IL
Liability under accident and plate
glass departments. .............,.... 1913 S25 40
Total liabilities s................. $4S4.7S7 20
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INCOME.

Net cash actually received for acct
dent and plate glass premiums. -.
Net cash acl clually received for marine
Received for interest and dividends
on bonds stocks, loans, and from
all other sources Observation-Disclosures.
Received from all other sources. go.
-
Total income.
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F~ See EXAMINER and Chronicle"
for special sales of Linens aud Wash
goods.
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EXPEN NDITURES


Net amount paid for accident and
plate glass losses (including s.
losses Of previous years) ...........$ 1O5 sos 70
Net amount paid for marine losses. 30S,0a3 20
Dividends to stockholders. ..-.,..... 43.750 90
Paid or allowed for commission or
brokerage. ..... ............... 99,792 Oh
Pail for salaries fees and other
charges for officers, clerks, ETC. 47,O01 II
Paid for state, National and local
taxes .............. ................ 4021 3S
All other payments and expendi-
lures ............ ............... 75O 90
Total expenditures ..... SeOs 9I3 43
Losses incurred dur
ing the year. $.............
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SILK Department !!

At 35 Cents a Yard.
5000 yards FANCY TAFFETA SILK, for
mer price 75c, will be closed out at 35c
yard.
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. cases EXTRA GRADE FINE wooL) do m
10-4 GRAY BLANKETS, value for{ S3.UV
S4 25 pair; on sale at..,...........)
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Total liabilities

Total liabilities s...........
INCOME.
Net Cash actually received for Fire
DTeIHiuDfS . . =.
Received for interest on Bonds and
M OTtBRgeS. ...... ...-..-.......
Received for interest ana dividends
on Bonds, Stocks, Loans, and
from all other sources. ........
Total iDcOnnp
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$50 pairs IA HEAVY GRAY BLANK-l ff 0S
ETS, value for 70 pair; on sale att ,pl'So
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At so Cents a Yard.

1000 wards FANCY BENGALINE SILK,
in brown. green and heliotrope, former
price 81 so, will be closed out at SOC a
ward
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-11

may Dc seen In the low west half hour
or 50 after sunset. Look for II n Little
ilurtn or exact west. 1t will reach a.
sreatest eastern clongation on the 18th of
,he month, after which date 4, Will ran.
idiy draw In toward the sun though IL
WI SIN remain visible for another week.
ihcre IL a popular notion that Mercury
IL n very difficult object to sec. This is
an error. PROBABLY due to the fact that
much OF our popular astronomy has been
derived from English sources. 1t Is true
that in the high latitude of England. owing
10 the great inclination OF the oclipiic with
respect 10 the horizon, this planet can be
seen wei only at certain seasons of tho
year. When the conditions are the most
favorable, hut in the mean latituS, of the
mted States Mercury can be seen by any
ono who knows when and where to lock
Tor II whenever II is near its greatest elcn-
cation, or angular distance from the sun
other east or west. Tho average time of
.is Visibility for us Is about two weeks ON
the present occasion II VIII be visible.
weather permitting. during nearly the
whole month and no one who Is interested
In the celestial golngs on should miss this
opportunity Of getting u good sigh, of this
shy planet Mercury shines with all
very white light and at its brightest Is
about equal to "A star OF the first magni-
;ude
Venus continues TO be morning star
rising about an hour before the sun but
She now shines with her least splendor
ana her present season, as J.ucit,r, tho
Morning Star, Is practically closed
Mars also Is a morning star, rising I've
tween and i. IN. He has Just reached
tie western border Of the constellation
Pisces and VIII soon pass tho vernal equi-
noN and enter the northern hemisphere
He therefore now rises almos, exactly in
the east.
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tion on the Gazette. f's'-
=, The oil mill Is now nm nssurei fac,
Twenty thousand dollars has boon siih'
scrincr and an order fer 81. 500 worth -,
firm. 'o' '"'' II
The Sinner Dramatic club. which WINS
TO play the popular drama woman
Ayainst woman has dlsbanded
IT, W. L. t.lisnn was professionally
called 20 Beaville this week. ''''"''''''
INC Ioakuin MAY. Day celebrate n givon
ihcre last Wednesday, was well alton lei
from Sinner. "'''''''''
Tho following prominent cl,,yo--e war,
mere ne pas, week: Rud Wolhausen al
ilaion'a. j. A. Harrison of Sweet Homo
Professor Auenst jansen of Moulton. C.
". leonard and J. II. Holloway Of yoa.
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San saba Texas May Sc. W. hdmon-
son was convicted for rape nni given
fourteen Years and two months in the
reni,en.lary.
The S-ycar-old child of James Wood
was bitten by II rattcsnakc yesterday
and died last night M Wood lived ON
w II. Gibbons ranch. IN the western
part of the county.
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Gold
The Brownlow Mining

{, MILLING co. own valuable mines at
Alma, Colorado, complete stamp mill. treat
their own ores, and have produced $4,000
in gold and silver.
4 limited amount Of stock Is offered at 25c.
a share. A producer now, dividend payer
soon. when price viii be advanced.
PREs'T ii. Nicholson. Sec'y to receiver u.
p D&G G. and D. L. & G. R. RS, DENVER.
TREAS, Thos. Keely, Isl ASST Cashier. First
Nat BIZ, DENVER.
REFERENCE, First National Bank, Denver
address !. VAN BAALEN, sec'y. % PIONEER
BLDG, DENVER. COLO. or
L. ". CRAIG, Houston, Texas.
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MlDDl.E-AGED white lady wishes rltu-
alton In private family as cook; willing
to assist In light housework. Call 2ics
Ccngrcss avenue IL
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WANTEp--A Young man who has had
tnree or Tour years experience IN re.
thl dtug business must come well rec.
3mmended. Address Druggist, care
Post
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J hSsAmiNE BUDS. line large onca ready
now, Toe yer 100, or 500 per lcoD Sweet
pens Zoe per l1p Mugnolias soc ror dozen.
Also cat ferns Floral work made for
AL occasions Mail orders promptly nlicd.
William Kutschbach, 252o Washington
street. Houston, Texas. "a
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ASTRONOMY FOR MAY.

ffv1,s
with the Diamond ~ Vii VII MI, I'M
figure. which no Tho ,,, Ht" NJ
not an ancient cons,.,,,,'s, ,ip''s't
four STARS Areti,us s",oo ~ ie''ne" o,
| Cor carroll 7, viii a,l,, -Y,'.",ia anu
identify these s,nre a ..,,,ti'io' 10
To find Arc,,,rns e.oa ~,
| the star VIII ~ Wv cHst ana
n little to vo,,r r,,.S, =. e -, o'eioef-,
Of the dlstane, fyor, ,h, h',, ,'se'.i'' ~
acnith !, is a,, N"e norlAon 10 tfe
hrivl,test nov al ~. Wv, ~. Gnu - me
,her tn tho ri,h, NV, ' ,'1., .,' H. suil w
| Spica. tho Wbo,, ~ a., n.Ni'u"e ~
| In Virro I, ,s n a,h,, u,es' sln'
| ayerarc r,ayrit,daN ~ w H''uit we
| of Loo viii no,v 10 t,,,', 49,, 80 IN" ui'i
relation a. mo ,,n a 'o"m' '.auuN rom rs
which 4, forn,s ,,,,, , ~. ''ainen' w''n
This star ia ~ ,,o u'',',..eta VIA ~,
max, .,,ra Of .,s t..',i i "i' n'usN' i .
marks .he southeas,e,, - N.Y. ma, "
notieoai,lo rn,,,an,,,,nr ~ 1ite
| slzn Of ,ha ho,,i 80 ~ 49, A"ic vi up'ut 'he
| ,,a,o,t ~, ~" W ,no sieat upper. cor
| In mo c.a,,.s ,-,,,i' ~ o. pi.u''pa' S'nF
const,,iot on ,s ,,s' ,,,' w, ,'nn..hs DOGS, II
| mo o,.,,,,, -, Nv h''' .'s'','i h'ttaci zen l'f
| toina ono ~ ~, ,e, put m"'.n con
mvstsr,nos neb,,,oo 9ir.r'.n 81 those
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| 49,, ri, -. Wv a. LINTON Oh aS'roNo-
,,,s,r.t,,,a S','' "r,'lc' II "t Only the ihiri
,,,,cn., rre,,, 's' ''Inli' az '9ual as
| n.,,,a,i...- - ."iNF hn' i.nrp"ia ana
,ta,,,ioo,@ W." ",nni"n' IL VIII be easiiN
s,an w. "r ru'Vu Is wlie aouplr
~ ~ a,,H'S, .'is ul Two WhH' 'onponeniS
',niis " sum rflsh'hess' anu IS a
~ VIZ 49,. .ni u s"'!i ieHslope.
nv nuhn'S '"r .9Pi'a you WIZ see the
ST. 49, S'Iil''S as a n.ep yellow
80, y. t''' hls. hnpSlliin''' ~ Is IN ,he
.v.s''.'S'' d. '.W'F a'tltuae 'hah Sriea'
49, w.'," '.s AiStu'Ns il forms la's"
i!snt-a'.sle ti'ahEie' saturn IS nearly
"i'ii.i fHe grasp OF ihe SCORPIONS claws.
IN 'ii. ne seen pfe'ruNtns above me
w .aoi f",ares' 'he S'ofp'ons heart' a
..ue.uuF rev s'hr haf"y up 10 the firal
max '',ue, IL aiso aooNe the horizon a.
crock. MY hariy hish enough to be
NlSlHe' h"luw Satplr ana fairly within
IN "thpiac2 oi ih" claws il the planet
r"hus' put US invisible save to the Keen
eH' eyes ana is not now IN a good POSITION
70 ne ionnd readily even with an opera
siass'
me three celestial serpcrts are now
Wholiy or IN part above the horizon. To
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FOR IlRE-I am prepared to do heavy
hauling. bidding on contract work, fur
nishinp shell gravel. San Jaclnto sand
hank sand, ditchlng grading. etc. or can
hire you as many teams as you want
Hubert ). IL Wilson. II
TEXAS TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
rypewriters all makes. new and second
handed sold. exchanged, rented, repair
ed; typewriter supplies; phone tbs, III
Main Houston. b'l+
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FOR RENT-Vcry cool aud nicely fur
nshcd rooms. with hath prlvilerc. Np.
Ply 1910 Preston avenue. between San Jn
rtnto and Caroline streets. IL
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WANFkD-Agcnts can make So weekly
IN any Locality. failure utterly inpos.
stnie VIII prove II or forfeit one hundred
collars. Address T.. O. Box $685. Boston,
Mass.
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FITRNiSHED front southsax room And
opcn,ng on veranda. I'VE large wina2Wn
With or without board. IN smau r n11.n
family: no children: refercnces rasnSyt
lCll Texas avenue. -. -
ROOMS with or without board WI .! E
sonablo for the summer - -
avenue.
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no YOU WANT TO learn 10 oinOr0Iacr!
II so. Miss Carrie Cumming is now CIV
ms lessons in all kinds III ART needle
work AT 81 Yer month can aud make
your arrangements AT 706 Main rs; A.
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Mrs MlNToNs rhiladepbIl Pnior, II
Main street. sells pure ice cream i0i
pi'tir 81 per gnllon. all kih.s OF cakes
furnished for receptions, etc. Phone
as. L..
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JOB WANTED by experienced salesman
In general merchandise store can FUR
ntsh references. Address ], u. Powell.
Newton, Texas Ill
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THE Daugherty Visible Typewriter has
alvnntagos over ull other nakes, and
win he sent on trial to responsible par.
ties: price SIS; catalogue freq. Local
Guy Mclaughlin. general agent nj Main
strpet Hpu4ton IL
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E-ORE-Matchless blood purifier ana
system builder; Nitae-Pils greatest
liver regulator. Vitae SippostIoi-ies
wonan's health restorer. bottles or PACE
ages. 81. 10s Main street II
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w ANTEp-The address OF j. Il. Moore.
formerly at THIS cts, wno owns mon.
cry IN the Fair Grouni addition. No,
5in care Post, /,
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f.,s S FROM sIiINrn

4 t-tas H.. "iiN FR
| Y. ssI0sMa Nay y S-Editor Charles
~ home nv weeks visiting i 5
ssa ably nnring his abs me-
sa, Ear AiF', rYs and edited
81 Victoria is now a
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i NSi.ANlN'i done quick, make cuts to
lluslraie anything IN paper. Thomas
owen, III Preston avenue. i.
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Mll,DLE-AGED woman wants work a
cooking. ironing. sewing or houseworki
city references: wages no object. Ad.
dress Rhoda Rose. SIS Mckee street,
Firth ward, city. u
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For sAl.E-~Onc National So-key cssh
register IN good order. Ciede xoeulg.
elS Congress- avenue. rs
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SPECIAL MEETING-By authority Of tho
board OF directors. a special meeting Of
the Stockholders OF the Texas and New
convene At tho general Offices OF the
company in the city Of Houston. on the
LIST day Of June, 1890. to consider and
the Texas Transportation Company the
railroad, corporate rights. franchises and
privileges and all other property owned
c. Il. 6EGER,
Secretary Texas and New Orleans Rail:
road Co. 81
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FOR SALE OR RENr--A twenty-five
mere pcNr farm near Hitchcock. Calves.
Ton county; well improved; GOOD dwcil-
ing house. outhonses, etc. Anerlcan
brewing Association.
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ATTENTlON--W make old furniture and
clothing to look Ike rew umbrellas re-
covered old goods bought. sold and eA
changed. ana taken In pnrt payment.
send postal. will call. j. casam. ~
Preston. IL
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Help Wanted.

AGENTS wanted. salary or commission,
maze or female, call Monday morning
-- - ~ n
WANTED -Six good cxperlenccd hands
Tor bnine lsNy aud mowers good wages.
lSNmgnt every Saturday, four month
joh. Write for further information, DIR.
keruiim. Marvel, Texas. u
W.A!NrEp-whitc girl or woman at once.
us Railroad street, opposite Houston
end Texas CentMl depot, II
wANTEp-six good energetic MGR, 10 act
as statesmen in city. Apply ut the
singer Mfg. Co.'S office. Houston. Tex. IL
WANTED rough carpenters 10
work ut sawmlll. Apply at uutchins
House until Monday evening Foster
lumber company. IL
WANTED--A Young man who has mad
three or four years experience IN re-.
th,l drug business, must come well roe.
9ininended. Address Druggist, caro-
Post. ii
WANrkD-Agcnts can make SO weekly
IN any Locality, failure utterly iinpos-
sthie. VIII prove II or forfeit one hundred
dollars. Address T.. O. Box 6SoS. Boston.
Mass.
WANTED-Tcn men to occupy rooms. 20
ana ana, 70 So cents night. Moo and SIS week;
House, Capitol avenue and Main street.
WANTEp~-A negro man and woman mo
onildrcn); man for lot man, woman To
cook. Apply NJ lSN Austin street II
e. -, e,-7
~ s, )" ~. q. NN.> ~ "lln -Sp'nrfs PAU
o's,' '" 10. v,s''s' espet,enve unne,.
cignr machine FREQ to each customer
R!shop x kline st, Louis. Mo, as
~ ST,,i1
ga u.,,,'',,, "s,u ,usne.,""' W''.''
Id. MI, n''owt Any n'ut,,ntn ,,I 10 re-,
have good references Ad,iress BOX M
Hampstead. Texas ii
-, -
M ~ TWO EoSu cnffK"uc men 10
tdilN.i$S town. AnrlN TO T. = Wren
~ G. Kittrclls uiurc cali al I,r,,,n
klurell's Office /,
; ~ -7-------------
anal, f,n,,n w ~ $500, ~, ,'" nt"N W
lanfn ToNns - '''''''' ~ ~
-, .
AGENTS-Local or travelling pUth, free;
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Personal.

UMBRELLAS and Parasols repaired and
recovered cheaper than any other placs
IN inc city. save money by giving me q
RE II
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Lost, Found, Stray. Stolen.

FOUND-I,ay horse, four black feet. long
rope On neck; white spot on ioFehe't,
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FOR RENTIf You want a ,hrcc-room
cottage or Nftecn-room house. call OH
Lone Star Moving mud Storage company.
corner of Main aud Texas avenue. SEQ
lnrsc star. Phone oSS IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-11

FOR RENT--Thrcc nicely furnished
rooms complete for light housekeeping
moderate rent; soa Clay avenue, corner
Travis street. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-11

$500 CASH and SIS per month vii! buy
an elegant broom cottage In Third
ward. This is q special bargain. Call 81
once. William Manger. Sl7 IT, Main b.,
Room "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-11

WANTEn~-A negro man and woman mo
ohhdrcn, man for lot man, woman to
COOK. Apply NJ 1871 Austin street. II
s'S to $3.50 A MONTH and .spenses vail
statesmen for cigars, experience unnec.
cssaiy; standard goods. Little CLERK
cignr machine FREQ to each customer.
R'shop n Kline. st Louis Mo. d-S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-11

WANTBD-one boy Is to IS years old
that can speak German to deliver meat
or stay In market. Address j. @; Shur-
bot, Richmond. Texas. e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-11

FOR SALE-i,nre batgain--Well breke
carriage team; both udareA; for further
Information apply to y. X. Dick II
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Advcriis.rs should remember ,nat let
cred through tho postotiiee IL init ,als arc
used they should be directed to the care OF
some person. firm or postofiicc box Ad-
vertisetnenls can be LEFT at our office or
sent through the mail to-
IliE HOUSTON POST. Houston. Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-11

Fob SALE : BaEl1. S'sn .s cs oSssr ~
we'll paying; re:ee1 ~ Fcst. Il y
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ladies' wewn. In which viii IN
The story -, foreign looking
es.n dsrnss OF other times ana
ma. fowsr'Hs military heroes ana
nsn on 1Se si maidens and
~ ~ the las, a., once again ana
IN q brayo ehf, for the short
As souisssssn men and enduring
= pietnrsS confederacy. AMI
~ called !, scene worthy Of he
Pres. ca katharine Nables. ''''
abbey Assnc''rn,mil'es. Louisiana
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WANTED one secondhand dairy
wagon With top; must he IN good
condition and cheap for cash Address
Cronin a. Hodges. Wharton. Texas. II
WANTED TO BTTY-Second-h hand tents.
all slzes: new and second hand goods
Furniture Co.. 2iG Louisiana, under Hotsl
Boyle.