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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18

No more forcible illustration could be gwen
OF the utter faacy Of the arguments by when
the Bryan shouters are attempting to deceive
the worlingmen than the story printed on an
other page Of The Tribune in which Arthur Sew
ALL the silver candidate for Nlce-Prcsideni. Is
shown to he n sckler for the gold standard IN
his business dealings. That he lacks the cour-
age Of his declared convictions. and is AFRAID OF
the results of the election for which he IL strlv-
ing is n revelation which should carry Dt'er
but sanitary lesson to those who have enrolled
under the Bryan and Sewall banner. The Name
shipowner comes before the people in a new
light. and the difference between the political
silverlte and the gold business man viii he DIM
cult 10 reconcile. The New-Iork firm with
which the telale contracts were made had no
hesitation in signing the documents. being fully
confident that the ccmmOn-sCnse and honesty OF
the people would prevail and 1t Is likely to be a
shock TO some of the party managers to find that
one of the leaders of the silver gospel Is hcretlc
at heart Ii Is hardly probable that the man
from Maine in his new character OF Mr. Facing
both ways. will be able to do more than sink deep
into political oblivion, now that his lack Of faith
is made so plain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18

have none to give to political work. Mr.. Schur-
man hits a nail on the head with every one OF
his telling sentences. Especially effective was
his parallel between the popocra,c demand Tor
free silver and the attempt of the Matabeles by
force of arms to re-cstablsh their "bi-Dovine
currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18

From Winnipeg. on his flying Journey home. III
Hung Chang watts backward the prediction that
Mckinley will be elected, showing that his genius
encompasses the gift Of prophecy and that he is
wise before as we'll as after the event. He is the
most sapient pagan of his own perhaps any
generation. and his Winnipeg vaticination is
sound enough to bet at the odds of rs to /.
unless softer snap presents itself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18

Ata lime Of increasing safes q n.msdcoIer or
train bon som fmcs rms short Of &" snpc'rm
a firoy b. reportng such cases TO II" business
Office of The Tribune. No. l54 Nassaa,st.
lie Tribune is the original Mchinhy ana
Hobart paper. and the lcad,ng one. for IN" bfsf
ners and the most mars, polit,cmt and Ofhcr~se,
order The Tribune
II is concodcd BY contemporaries hat TIE dis
plan Of Ncw-Jersey. Brook'yn and lIcsfch'sfer
County news IN TIE Tribune is witho"t an 'qndi,
in tie metropoiitan press; and. as The sTcc0i
news offhosr localities oppeais aiso'n the rcgm'dr
citu ard mail editions off1he TRIBUNE. suburban
residenis can, whiie fdrclIing, depend upon The
IriJan,. absolutely for Mcir name pe~s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
Maine said ditto" to Vermont. and good deal

At Morristown. Tenn, the Bryan party OBJ
served among the decorations of the platform a
large Autograph OF the b. O. Of the p. frozen
into a cake of ice 1t had to be explained to him
that It only meant that the Democratic can
didate this year was cool-headed." and had no
reference either to the Madison Square Garden
frost the returns from Maine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18

Maine has done superbly-yetter than the most
sangune expected; but that should furnish no
excuse for relaxing efforts in behalf Of sound
money elsewhere. There should be no room for
overconfdence on the Republican side in this
campaign Hard work and steady work all
along the line Is the way to achieve victory
that will crush the silver heresy for all time in
this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
JrAcs 10 Advertisements.
Bnsincse Notices.

TRIBUNE TERMS 70 MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18

Before starting Oh this "Trip believed That
Mr. Mckinley would be el, cted 10y large ma
"iority: ! am now convinced that his victory Will
"be simply overwhelming" These are the words
of Congressman Lewis d. Apsley. Of Massachu-
setts. who as vlce-charmar of the Republican
Congressional Committee has been making
,our of The Pacific States. Mr.. Apsley Is an ok
perlenced political observer. and has an estab-
Iisbed reputation as a political prophet. On his
advice other speakers from the East are 10 be
cont m the far West and the educational cam
palgn vigorously prosecuted. His reports OF en-
thnslastjc sound-poney meetings IN that section
,.,n no surprlsln. 10 Eastern observers Mr.
Apsicy brings tidings OF Inc most sra''''"S
character They should stimulate The managers
= The sound-monpy campaign 10 renewed FL
gSto make the victory absolutely conclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18

Wednesday was not much of day for the
Democratic party; but what a day it for
Grady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18

Watson is decidedly 'promiscuous" about this
time. but he keeps up a steady fusillade against
the man who divides with him the dubious honor
Of holding up. down, the tail Of the ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18

resident Schurman of Cornell University
.ladc a speech before the Commercial Travel
iers League Yesterday 50 luminous. 80 conv'nc-
ing and so full of good points that his iDability
. make many speeches In the campaign Is much
to be regretted he says. however. that his
work at the university. which begins next week,
viii OCCUPY so much OF his time that he will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
SEPTEMBER IN Duchess

Now comes the time of gol1en-rod,
The pumpkin yellows on the hill
on every slope the cornfelds nod,
In every tree the blackbirds tril;
We hear tie lowing kline afar
Oh, happest time or all the yea.
But dcarer still than these things are
The Nassar girls Will soon tie mere
The Vassar girls will soon be here
soft clouds now trail across the SKY.
The poughboy's whistle floats up clear
White gossamer drifts idly by
All nature sings "A rapturous song,
But gladdest lay to human ear
(Ah. weary weeks OF summer lohhsn
ENVOY.
An Vassar girls. why did you ~?
(The harvest moon looks calmly DOWN
OH moon and other things so way,
Dear Vassar girls come back TO to"rr,.
--(Harry Y. Mari In The Poughk ,epse S'e
The charity Organization Society OF Ba1Amo''
has come across new dodge OF the proiess
beggar. Late In August one OF them wrote
prominent Sound Money Democrat. requesuns
loan and adding: Il am true Democrat W.
Democrat to-day. but always ore, and mo-
BRYAN Democrat. but such as we have new ID '"s
White House. Always was such. Never Noteu a"'
other ticket bu, the true and solid ticket NO" W.
dear children are hungry" Early In SEPTEMBER ~
wrote 10 prominent Republican again relues'".
loan and saying: Il true. RepunH0S-.
could be nothing else. The first vote hsd We"
such and the last will be the SAM. | pray the ua'
is not far distant when We. good Repuphea'.
will win the day throughout the United states '',
am confident that this coming November WI" W.
the story OF our great and needed victory
DO you know" asked policeman; VIVA, 'n ,hs
crowd OF young society people Is dohs "' Wv
bakery over there ~, IA and
1t was just before mdulsh, In the West hnu S"
a group OF Young folks had gone, chatting H'''"''
into the door OF a large bakery ,,...o,t
They will wait there. continued the o'u ny The
until the first batch OF bread is taken on,
oven witch occurs about Il o'clock. llo-o,,ssss
lunches seem TO oe getting all the rage snonf zoe
swell set. for every night about this u h bakery
and procure the freshly baked bread. so no, nnses
II scorches the paper They toke u 20 mr. OK
butter ard preserves To be thoroughly
must not I've cut. hut pulled apart Win inc ""s'
Washington Timea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18

The Tribune surrendered nearly two pages Of
its space. last Sunday, to an entertaining ac
count of Major McKinley's home life in Canton
Ohio and to eight portraits of the statesman at
different ages. portraits of his mother and wife
illustrations of scenes of the campaign in Can
ton, and a description of both the serious and
the quaint features % the campaign. as seen
from Major McKinley's modest home. II is
desirable that the people shall gain the widest
possible knowledge OF the Republican nominee,
and The Trbune's story has row been rer rintei
in handsome supplement extra. with all the
illustrations. At the same low price as it's other
popular campaign documents. For details as to
price. advertising pages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18

THAT was a good suggestion which made
by "A correspondent Of The Tribune day or
two ago thar the State should acquire the
Ausabe Chasm and make It a part OF State
reservation similar To that at Niagara, Here is
a great natural wonder-aftcr Niagara doubt
less the most remarkable In the State. II Is now
the property Of a private company and no one
can look At the chasm without paying 81 - for
the privilege. Last year. Il Is said. more than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18

Now. doesn't Sewall wish he had got out be-
fore the cataclysm?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-09-16
CLAUS SPRECKELs. WV. G. IRWIN.
CLAUS SpfecksIs & 10.
BANKERS.
San Francisco Agents--THE NEVADA BANK OF
SAN FRANCISCO.

DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANcIsoo--The Nevada Bank of San
francisco.
LoSDoN-The Union Bank Of London, Ltd.
New YoRK--American Exchange National
Bank.
CHIcAGo-Merchants National Bank.
PARIS = Compton National dEscompt de
Paris.
BERLIN--Dresdner Bank:
HoNGKoNa AND MISUNDERSTANDING &
Shanghai Banking Corporation.
New ZEALAND AND AUsTRALIA-Ba of New
Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCoUvER-Bank of Mont
real.
Transact a General Banking and Exchange Business
Term and Ordinary Deposits Received.
Loans made on Approved Security. Com
mercial and Travellers Credits Issued. Bills
of Exchange bought and sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY ACCOUNTED For.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-09-16

IL you want to frame anything
in the very best manner; if you
want your frame to harmonize
with your picture; if you want the
best and most tasteful frame in
the market. 60 to King Bros.
Kroeger Pianos, sweetest in tone,
Jas. w. Bergstrorn, sole agent, cash
or installmcntg. Warcrooms at
G.. Vests, Masonic Temple. Of
flee at Thrum's Book Store Tun-
ing ana requiring. T15- Tele-
phone 347.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-09-16

She-Did you have pleasant evening
at Gayboy's?
He-Glorious.
She-What did you do?
He-That's just like woman. How
could it have been glorious time if
could remember anything we did?-New
York World.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13
ARyLAND Is SAFE.

! Editors Declare the stnte VIII
The Usual Majority.
VA Ar,,,s, Q to.o,,h NJ
Aa" Aus"St o''usef" w.
or OF the Hartford Democrat
H. Vanderford, editor of the
4 Advocate were 81, tho cav.
As'V'a,.. VIE AT 'i'e N"'
'%ay' MT street said:
county democrats are united
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13
AN WIDE OPEN.

:. democratic Ticket by
y . 81 Men s.,..r., ., the
,rsnce companies IN inc
ia ,sousrdlsins their Interests est
e ',rs,s, attacks on the Ma
M ..,c ticket and platform
.ss..vor.ns to brighten their he,
sn', :, visions OF fifty cent uo'-
Be- rooroacks Of the pe''e'''
alton. A.. Democratic
4, committee i"s inve SUI uh'
-, attacks and has oo-
W., which may prove oI
rnas''v,hS me Fifty-nfth congress
y w "a investigate the CON
trtsse nsn, Of ltfr insurance
,.,ns an Interstate BUSINESS business,
doihs o. significant statement
to1ay, ,cCord, ESQ, or WASH
" j. ~ leading life Insurance
q uHs r,,cd States. 1t com %
te Of the insincere arg, argu 4
I Insurance companies '''''
ovs, If holders of life instr
knti9n VI been directed to the
acct Of the remo,nn,, iza'lo ~.
t their holdings, and they are {,
9rI s TO uphold and MAINTAIN
n, ansERs NOT OBJEcTiNG.
s,.nce companies have been u,
~. IN this country t2f h,ur =,
sss ~ Il is as well known
se s.ct that these institutions,
Z. vial organizations passed
,sral financial crises, ana tn a..
~ depressions as ven a. az, ~
~ r s has been any objec-
y ~. " Of the policy holders or
lps,,ss 20 being paid in me
rther form Of money Una,
vhen their policies became
s.hls by death or maturity.
y ,ss leading Insurance com
q ul n,,r,rv are doing business
. - some OF which are
'V Nas,s the premiums on The
Maid in the money of such
- The claims, as they fan
IN the money then IN. use
any There Is no complain!
y; ,sese claimants. for they
"a Satisfactory consideration
Ia these silver countries be-
nsnaard countries the prens'
Sen be paid in gold, ana ne
M companies would be pa u
Standard of money. .Thi .
~, been fully demons' "a tet'
Il our own country WITHIN the
Axe or thirty years.
currency based alone on the
y eoun,ry during and follow
n 20 gradually grew into. Il
"A country. The companies
Nv the change, and the hold
IA lost nothing. for they PAID
NM IN the money of the coun-
IA after the transition from
rsney TO a gold standard. Ana
s.,on would result II the stand
kney were reversed.
mi MAKING SCHEME.
mes. same life insurance com
selling gold bond policies guar
per cent interest payable In
certain term when the bond
!. and payable in gold. But the
charge Il per cent more prem
4 gold bond policy than FOR
me Insurance policy, and the
krrt be paid IN gold.
ssnt great financial depression
much loss to policy holders OF
cs companies. Many are forced
N policies for a comparative
the sum paid into the com
|. official reports of Insurance
/ show that very few com
as much business on their
anliry |. 1877. as IN " had on
ls6. although the companies
large business in lsa'.
/ Of business falls principally
cy holders. and Is a gain for
b, The companies hold from
tnis In assets for each 81 Of
lie Insurance companies have
listed themselves to the exist
ions, There IS, therefore, no
by alarm on tie part % the
In whether gold or silver wins
j p'litical battle OF 1885"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13
I. VIE For RRYAN

A, august 1.-THE aen,oo.,,,.
the WE'D nsa over the friendly
d. dsn aSinsmen of the coun.
b l,s ualSa ;, ticket.
b orgsn',.s SAID one of them
BryS,'n1 'as1 labor will esno ~ .
IL, NJ sssilTsy e mai i.speei NJ
ss' a ,,,r win. Tor ,n rs ana o %
a'r nraSer' S1 the , tItSknGe' WI C,I,
sf, 81 q .i len Of the the me- men sam nm
.ans q have SN, already tsa .s5,G.l
slefgrS HSo,e for Bryan5 '' !. /, :,
"cah cause" men es-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13
lau,tr ~, .,,. ; RESULTS.

y a.'nOndale. Ny Rev. j. Gun.
res sols extract: % " are are per
y, Ne case ' Of ,, We're al il,s $
50 So she ses r ssapqst On" churNSs hile
sssyasns.u ecseainssf 0I 9 down :
IN. little i ssp1,Saghing w 'phr
[SnnssS.i not snry.s a ana nd, It
MI, 9ulet IN It's Si Rg., New
4. ke,sl,n,.,ss ' Trial bot.
and Sings 'nss drug store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13
lafZy3

Mr.. f. A. Franklin. a travelling sales
man for Il. A. Peters & CO., Denver, Colo,
and whose residence is at 1890 Cleveland
iiaco. that city, says. in a letter dated
september 9th, 1896: "Abou, SIX months
ago bought my first tox Of Ripans Tao
uies at +. II. Frohn's drug store. Grand
junction. Colo. and was so pleased with
the result that have since bought them
In various parts OF tho State. Being a
travelling man, and compelled to drink all
kinds of water ami eat all kinds OF food,
find the Ripans Tabules are the best aid
to digestion have ever tried"
Ripans Tabules are sold by druggists or
by mail II the price ITO cents a box) Is
sent TO the Ripans Tabules Company.
No, 10 Spruce street. New York. sample
vial 10 cents. For sale by A. E. Kiesling.
druggist. SOC Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13

icnoUt Ellsworth Spencer of Company
4. rwonty-fourth Mississippi hee,ment
iS,.rrlon of old company at salem,
i.r",ro county. Miss, on October 5. Adj
DIS " ". Thomson, Captain, Leaf.
Miss ."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13

w ANTtl' Position by young unmarried
man, law or commercial rfnce good
writer had several years experience as
hookkeepcr Address NsS. this office "
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Lost. Found, Stray. Stolen.

Bank book No. 1857
Planters and Mechanic National bank I;
Francis Drake. care Tribune. Galveston
Texas. ~
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Financial.

So On To LOAN on business property at
per cent; also can accommodate 90 and
90 day loans. y. Pau! q Co, ZIG Main
stIoci IL
MONEY WANTED-Patties who have
Idle money and desire 20 loan Tho same
an reasonable terms should write US
stating briefly the amount 'niereFi, time
and kim OF security desired. We have
moro ASPIRATIONS than we can accom-
n,odate and NAV be BILE 10 offer you ex
attly he securities ycu want. No COM
mission OF brokerage charge. Address G
a. NJ this OF IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13

CI-y MCLAUGHLIN - Exclusive local
u Tor Remington Standard Type
writer and supplies: 2l6 Main street tei,,
nhnua Cox HOuston. =.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13

EXPERIENCED on MILL boolIkcop n
and trav.Nnr buyer, wants position:
large experience in both capacities
highest references and bond ADDRESS
Cotton OIL this ONCE. II
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nun, IAUGEST NATUKAL PKtMIU NJ
! III IITE HN i@su RANCE COMPANY N
iTiiE WORLD. Apply 10 J. ;. Ch4pman'
No 22S Main treet' naias TSSa5, i'f fol
H., 'Nutnai Reservo. II pays you to Work
tnr The company tina; gets the business;
w wrote h Texas during May and
Iun, 81 500 Ou.
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WORK OF any kind by woman OF abby
J. Y. Davis. 5pi Mckinney street il
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SITUATION WANTED - BY reliable
WI tS woman AZ housckeepcr In small
family. Address lga0 Edwards street T.,
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Special Notice.

TARPON FISHfNG-we handle the nm
est line Of tarpon fishing tackle In the
State. come to Kockpcrt and see. or
write US. burrows Bros. Rockport.
Texas pe-N
('AtJTION-Any person buying old furni.
tue under our name In misrepresentina
US as We handle first class furniture only.
II
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NANTEp-position as housegirl or 10
COOK IN small family; German lady. Al
dress SOoi. this office. 10
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WANrED-By experienced bookkocper
ana office man, position either DIS book
keeper or cashier and financial man for
good house; references first class. Ad-
dress Bookkceper, this office iS
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POSITION WANTED--By we'll grown
active hey In grocery store had some
experience, Ia a rustlcr. Address No.
Nil. this ofiee "a
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WANTED-'liy good active hoy OF n,
Work OF some Kind IN a store or about
the house Address SIC Gray street Is
SITUATION wanted 10y boy OF is, thor
3"ehly acquainted win hotel work. Al
dress Il. T. Morris. iilS Jackson street.
IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13

FOR sAlE-My large bay horse Chat
lev" the safest family driving horse In
Houston. John +. Dickson. Al0 Rusk
Ave- II
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FOR SA1.E,-A lot OF new bIsglcs, phat-
tons. Surveys aud FAIRNESS at cost Lar.
onion's stables. corner Franklin and
Caroline streets 81
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Wanted to REM.

Two-SroRY dwelling house In Third
ward. Require five bedrooms. bath
room. gasl.ght and sewer connections
One years lease with privilege OF Two.
commencing September !. Address 1854.
this office. 4,s .3..s. LIZ. 10
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WANTED Position as steuogrnphcr ~ a
Young lady with five years oNpur.c.icS
Address 9o7S. this office. II
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For Sale.

-
FOR sALl-Iseveral second hand engines
and boiler. Machinery. casting and re-
pair work A. & Il. f. McGowcn. Hous-
ton. \?
FOR SALE-One car load OF fine driving
and saddle horses. ali wei broke at
s. Bowscr's. III Prairie avenue. IL
FOR SALE CHEAP Registered Jersey
bull. ; years old, In fine condition. cas-
lis handled. Address j. A. Robnson
drummer addition. IA
WE'LL. estahl shed, Win good paying
s Spsness' sy Of @ nns' sS 6 nne
lss''T price pl'"S o. s DOWN Gn'q balance lance
mgps no n'sres spessG dSaa OPENING TOR
hustler Address m Brace" this
office. II
THE Boston Manufacturing company
buys and sells second hand furniture
Re avenue. \. Crancr. agent. IL
WANTED TO sELIs-one ffne thorough
bred registered Jersey hui FOR 81. corr
iospoNlence solicsred. Address Il. ID.
Coupland, Pine Valley, Walker County,
FOR SALE-Nlnc bay horse i5,t hands
high perfectly gentle a ilrst-riass fam
lily horse. II. Is. Morris. l5i7 Main street
FOR sALE-2S Volumes new Ereyclopeda
Britannica, half Morocco binding, cost
1 .
MacauAly's Essays and Poems, Ro-
Inns Ancient History. all Tor $50 W. q.
Morrison, Wells. Tcxas. 10
FOR SALE CHEAP-Blacksmi, shop IN
Lake Charles La. on Main street close
to :. l.. depot and street ear stat les ,
well fixed and doing an excellent cash
trade. Write or call upon Cuaseldrth
Lake Charles La. l6
To CLOSE out for factory: Two solid
car loads of fine buggies, Surveys. hacks
and road-wuguns. write and get prices or
send order and state as near as possible
what you want AT once. as they VIII
not last long at the prices sold FOR. Box
~ Schul, nhurg. lcxas: "A
FOR SA1t-A lot OF new baggics, phat-
tons. Surveys aud FAIRNESS at cost Lar.
enion's stables. corner Franklin and
Caroline streets. 81
FOR SALE--My large bay horse Chat
lev" the safest family driNlng horse IN
Houston. John f. Dickson. lil0 Rusk
| Ave. Il
TuRNlP SEED. NEW CRoP-seed Rye.
| new crop. sorghum. nlillet and barley
stock peas, kafflr corn. fruit boxes End
baskets Of every description Holo-
way Seed Company. Dallas. Tex,s.
| BRICK. BRICK. BRICK at herd time
| prices, delivered or at kiln. BAnk sand
| and filling bats for sale. Ask for prices
j p. Williams. Manager. Telephone
?66 Bradys Brick Works. 81
| c , "a nd N A
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WANTED -By young man 20 years old
familiar with the National banking bust
ness, position IN bank, Al reference.
Address George, this Office IL
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POSITION wanted by fir-t-clnss cook or
dress nlS, this office. Is
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way Seed Company Dallas. Tex,s.
BRICK, BRICK. BRICK at herd time
prices, delivered or at kiln. lsnk sand
and filling bats for sale. Ask for prices.
j p Williams, Manager. Telephone
?66 Brady5 Brick Works. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13

WANTED Employment ny a first grade
teacher of long experience. best of ref.
erences given. No. 9oi0 this office. /,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-13

new crop. sorghum. millot and barley.