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The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27
A New idea for HuntinRton.


If the Southern Pacific Company wants a
harbor at Santa Monica why should it not
build it itself?
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

This is the day you leave orders for THE
SUNDAY CALL.
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VIEWS OF WESTERN EDITORS.

Another Kicker.
Pasadena Star.
There is a new Arizona Kicker-Lady Sholto
Douglas has settled there.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

There is hardly city in the civilized world
from which the Mikado of Japan does notr re-
ceive letters, many of his correspondents an
ticiDating that through him they can gam al
entrance to the Japanese market. The num-
Der of inventions of all kinds offered to him
for sale is enormous.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

California will never reach complete
development until she manufactures her
raw material for home use and for export,
and she can never hope to do this and pay
good wages without protection.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

Since England has appealed to US to as
sist in settling one of her quarrels with
Venezuela it seems clear the Monroe doc
trine has begun to get in its work in the
right place and with the right effect.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27


Hoax-Does sillicus know anything about
music?
Joax-No; he doesn't know the difference be-
tween string orchestra and rubber band
Philadelphia Record.
Reginald hear, Miss Dolly, that Miss Wild
rose is called the flower of the family.
Miss Dolly-Well thought Isaw something
that looked like pollen on her face the other
night-Harper's Bazaar.
Young father (anxiously)-Is it boy or a
girl, nurse?
Nurse-Its three of 'em, sir. Three lovely
boys
Young Father-Good gracious. This comes
of marrying e. girl whose father was in the
wholesale line of business.-Woonsocke Re-
porter
He (tauntingly)-Your father was in trade
when married you, WASN'T he?
She (bitterly)-I suppose so. He was sold In
any event.-Chicago Dispatch.
Wheeler-I see by the papers that Chicago
bicycler was held up by two men.
Sprocket (feeling if the court plaster was
in place on his FACET wish to gracious 1t had
been me.-Yonkers Statesman.
$50 you enjoy belonging the the Fat Mems
Club?"
"Oh, yes; it is delightful
"What are some of the pleasures?'
"Why, every fat man in the club discovers
at once that all the other men in the club are
fatter than he is. louisville Courier-Journal
He Cbefore marriage)-Some of your angel
cake. darling. 1t is ''angel CAKE" 1 suppose,
because an angel made 1t, isn't it, sweetheart?
He latter marriage)-Umph? Angel cakel
You call it that, suppose, because it's soggy
enough to make a lot of people into angels if
they were fools enough to eat itl-Somerville
Journal.
''I always feel so brave" she said,
when 1 the cycle pedals tread.
Like some world-conQuering cavalier
ride unconscious all Of fear!"
A field mouse crossed our winding way
A grasp scream, swerve, a Swayl
And roadside gully did reveal
A pot pourri Of maid and wheel.
Richmond Dispatch.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

According to the Jewish Chronicle Baron
Edmond de Rothschild has established an
other colony in Palestine. The new colony
which is situated in Gallilee, not far from
Damascus, consists of village of 5000 acres'
with many springs and the sources OF the
River Jordan. This settlement will be colon
lied by fifty farm laborers of tried experience.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

The Princess Kadidjeh Hanen, widow OF
Prince Hassen, son of Ismail Pasha, former
Khedive of Egypt, is undergoing imprisonment
in her palace at Cairo, by virtue OF Judgment
of high tribunal. She was convicted OF vast
ing and dissipating her fortune.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

The Prince of Wales and the Duke Of Con-
naught are the first knights of the new Vic
torian order.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27
not hesitate to stand on chairs to eaten q
glimpse of her as she passed.

The young Duke of Manchester. says cor
respondent, may be expected to soon iono"
the example of his fellow-Duke, Marlborough
and visit the United States for prloe' hls
mother is an American woman.
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The Rebellion That Is Unab ated.
San Jaclnto Register.
If affairs in Cuba continue much longer as
they are at present Weyler will soon be a
waller.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATEs-POstage Free:


Editor and Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES-Postage Free:
Daily and Sunday CALL one week, by carrier. .sO.15
Daily and Sunday CALL, one year, by MALL. 6.OO
Daily and Sunday CALL, six months, by mail. 500
Daily and Sunday CALL, three months by mail 1.oO
Daily and Sunday CALL, one month, by mail. .65
Sunday CALL, one year, by MALL. 1.6O
WEEKLY CALI, one year, by mail. ..........'. A.5O
THE SUMMER MONTHS.
Are you going to the country on vacation: II
EO It is no trouble for us TO forward THE CALL TO
your address. Do not let it miss you for you will
miss It. Orders given 10 the carrier or left &C
Business Office will receive prompt attention
no EXTRA CHARGE.
BUSINESS OFFICE:
71O Market Street,
San Francisco, California.
Telephone. .Main-1s6s
EDITORIAL ROOMS:
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Telephess. Msin-1s'A
BRANCH OFFICES:
$50 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until
$50 o'clock.
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7lS Larkin street; open until 8 80 O'Clock.
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SATURDAY .........JUNE 27, 1896
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION
and PROSPERITY.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Of Ohio
FOR VICR-PRESIDENT-
GARRETT A. HOBART, Of New Jersey
ELECTION NOVEMBER 8, 1896.
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1t is said a movement has been started
in Kentucky to repeal the Southern Pacific
charter, but after the experience of the
last movement Of that kind it is hard to
believe the present one will be much more
than q Yiggle.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

music?
Joax-No; he doesn't know the difference be-
tween string orchestra and rubber band
Philadelphia Record.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27
Quite a Difference.

The slogan is Protection and Prosperity
nor free trade nor free silver.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.

PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION
and PROSPERITY.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27
PARAGRAPHS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Hiram Maxim, the maker of many guns, is
gifted with no little skill as an artist.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

There is probability the gold men at
Chicago will take firm stand on Cleye-
lands record as a platform, call them
selves the regulars, take possession of
the party bandwagon and let the silver
men snort, kick, rear and bolt if they will.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

He Gauntingly)-Your father was in trade
when married you, WASN'T he?
She (bitterly)-I suppose so. He was sold, In
any event.-Chicago Dispatch.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

The number of young men and 'frst
voters" who are joining Republican clubs
is one OF the most encouraging signs of
the times, inasmuch as itassures the prev
alence of protection sentiment. not for this
generation only, but for that which is now
rapidly coming to the front.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

The freight-rate tariff of the Valley
road is not only lower than that of the
Southern Pacific Company, but it has the
further advantage to the shipper of abol-
ishing altogether the switching charges
which the Southern Pacific Com pany
makes always vexatious and sometimes
extortionate. Truly for the people of the
San Joaquin the better times are at hand.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

ELECTION NOVEMBER 3, 1896.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

In his telegram of congratulations to
Mckinley Senator Aldrich of Rhode ISL
and spoke the general sentiment of the
country in saying, II believe the victory
will be SO emphatic that the policy we
contend for will be accepted without ques-
ton for a generation
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

In 1860 Herschel V. Johnston of Georgia
ran for Vice President as Democrat on
the Douglas ticket, but his son this year
went to ST. Louis Republican to vote for
Mckinley. Thus does the South grow in
wisdom and virtue and the sons of this
generation prove themselves better than
their fathers.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

Hoax-Does sillicus know anything about
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

Young father tanxtously)-Is it boy or
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

BUSINESS OFFICE:
71O Market Street,
San Francisco, California.
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TIE SIMMER MONTHS.

Are you going to the country on vacation II
a. Il is no trouble for us TO forward THE CALL to
your address Do not let it miss you for you viii
miss It. Orders given 10 the carrier or left at
Business Office will receive prompt attention
no EXTRA CHARGE.
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Young Father-Good gracious. This comes
of marrying girl whose father was in the
wholesale line of business.-Woonsoc Re-
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

Nurse-Ifs three of 'em, sir. Three lovely
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

FOR VICE-PRESlDENT-
GARRETT A. HOBART, Of New Jersey
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Of Ohio
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-27

EDITORIAL ROOMS:
BIZ Clay Street.
,hese Msin-1s74
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
OSCAR LANDRy'S MURDER.
Prominent Louisiana Colored Man Meets
Death N Texas

Prominent Louisiana colored Man Meets
Death m Texas.
New Orleans ricayune.
| Oscar W. Landry. principal OF the col
ored school at Navasota. Texas. was shot
and killed in that town on the nth in
slant by Thomas Smith Deceased was
u native of Donaldsonvilic, Ascension par
ish. La, and was the son of Hon. Pierre
Landry of this city, a member or the
FIRST Street Methodist Episcopal church.
and pres ding elder of the South New Or
leans district.
From l'almston Landry, a brother OF
| the Victim. and a resident OF Bryan
Texas. the particulars of the murder, re-
ceived hy mail by the father, are subsian-
oscar W. Landry was for several years
| principal IF the Navasota colored school,
There were four subordinate teachers,
among them Maud Smith. wife OF Thomas
Smith. y bitter -fieht was going on he
tween equally divided and as equally pow
erful factions. one side working for the
removal of Landry and the other bent on
retaining him. Thomas Smith was the
| PRINCIPAL agent of the opposition to Lam
dry. ard IN this he is sad to have hccn
eidcd and instigatcd 10y his wife, Maude
fcciiiig ran high, and here WAS consider
able war Of Words between contestants
Just what led 20 the killing no one seems
to know. AT O'Clock on the afternoon
of the nth instant, az Landry was on his
yards from the building, he Was shot by
smith with a douhln -barreied shotgun,
load d with hucltshot. and almost Instant
ly XIII IT, Nine of the ieadon missiles
struck the unfortunate man. one of the
shot glanced across his forehead. one
entered his right check. lodging IN his
head. TWO shots struck him in the back
below the loft armpit. aud penetrating the
body, lodged near the heart. three buck
shot cnter.d tie left arm. ami two lodged
i'll the hack.
Al rho con a,,or,s inn,,cst pcx. bav "a ,a,.-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22

WAs1 DD--A partner with $500 or 5000
established paying business. Only those
who have Drst-class references and the
cash need apply. Address u. care Post.
- 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22

Of Nnvasoia win elect June is a princi-
pal ana three assistant teachers for
the city colorod school; each applicant
must undergo examination and have a
certificate from the city board OF exam
inots. examination June u and IL, 1876,
beginning NJ $3.50 n. III. c. w. Stewart,
Chairman School (sOmunittac "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22

Mrs John Cash of "a William street.
Bayonnc City. N. j.. under date of June
IL? 1875. writes: "Ny husband has been
troubled with dyspepsia and finds Ripans
Tabules the only relief for indigestion
which he has been troubled with for the
past fifteen years. You will not fail 10
send them as quick as possible"
Ripans Tabules are sold by druggists or
by mail if the price t5n cents box) is
sent to the Rlpans Chemical Company
Nc. 10 Spruce street, New York. Sample
vial 10 cents. For sale by A. L. kieslins
druggist. BOZ Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
TOBACCO CAUSED Consumption
Used IhREE AND a HALF POUNDS
of' TOBACCO WEEKLY FOR
THlRTY-Two YEARS,
taxes No-Io-Bac-Gc,s Quick Curc.-Gnins
ro''S-iwo and A Half pounds-con-
sumption Gone.

Two Rivers, Wis, -(spccial)- ex-
o,' '',ht Is being manifested over the mir.
neuious recovery of MIR. JOS Bunker. win,
III loI several years has been considered n
uoI.isss eonsumptive. Investigation shows
.nat Tor over thrty-two years he used
three and ha.f pounds of tobacco q week.
"a snort time ago he was induced to try
u Viacco habit cure called MOTTO Bac =
i,aihihg about his cure today he said.
les used No-To- Buc. and two boxes
completely cured me. l thought, and so
ga all my friends, that had CONSUMPTION
vow theN say. as YOU say, how healthy
uhu strong you look, joe ana whenever
,hey ask me what cured my consumption
tell them No-TonAc. The last wee, /
used tobacco lost four pounds. The
morning ] began the use OF No-To. Bac |
weighed l2bi2 pounds: today weigh l6e, IA
gam OF iorty-two and half pounds |
.ut heartily and sleep we'll Before used
No-Io-Dac ] was SO nervous that when |
went TO drink had TO hold the guss In
both hands. Today my nerves are perfect
~ steady Where did | get No-To- Eae {?
A. the drug store II Ia made by the
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago, Montreal and
New York who Will mail the famous
booklet Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke
Your Life Away written guarantee mud
free sample for the asking. All druggists
sell No-To-Bac under absolute guarantee
to cure"
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going .rdm int into T.; s cawthorn's home taking 7

going into X. $. Cawihorns home. taking
10 Allen x Co.'S safe, of which compauy
Mr. Cawthofn is member and manager
The rogue then went to the company's
store, unlocked the front door, presum.
ably with key he had mani,fact,,red Tar
the. puvf Sc. and then unlocking the safe.
took from 1t SOLO. Tia contents In cash,
not de.gning to take any of the many mill
checks therein, or merchandise from the
store. Leaving the store he ef, the safe
and store doors open, and placed the key
on barrel head just outside the building.
Neither Mr.. Cawthorn or his family nor
the store Immediately over the safe had
any knowledge of the robbery until this
muruinE
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Trade or Exchange.

WANTED-To exchange lumber for a
pair Of good. medium size young mules
and horse and buggy. Aidr-ss Lum-
Der Dealer. Houston. Texas care Sost. ~
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S5y1(Q1i3rZ.a;1

FOR HlRE-l am prepared 10 do heavy
hauling, bidding on ntruct work. fur
nishing she'll gravel san lacinto sand.
bank sand ditchng. grading, etc. or can
hire you as many teams as You want
Huhert =. II Wilson II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22

lli'Ttyr,
'N'ihERN 1NDU sTRlrS

cs Ss.laess Active AMI ,ncrs,s,, .
.o'''n Outlook Promis,n,n.e 'e"S'hs
.'asa' Tenn. May ts-rbo
,s,.,, sports of Industrial and bus
h s IN all Iarts Of the South
[tnssSS At inc ,ne week ending MAY is
an ~ I'm ysl, reports received from
i busir.s,ee ''ap1e correspondents
\ sprine N active ind incr.us-
mi Aug mas been fuvorable far
eour, y, curly vegetables. and ~
Fsr vi ready money mas boon
Aare IN ,.ra ana agricultural i'm
yromme ol las, year short cred.
E.eok fo ,ashiehts are the rule.
i be vul'0n ind.cates thai The
IN very larg. one ma u Iii
n co ,e market Speculation h.
,osl,ion manufacturing thcrs
kss.n 70 reduce Production "a
kys H., ea demand. S.vorol L,rea
sss a. down and hair lin. - -
M, ~" s Tried, As stocks mn, any,, "p
salet s,,m new orders are not plon-
forward Vr ana dui; business l.
nils are u, 10 by manufacturers
bon a y. DONG well. ana knitiinr
(ise : la'r amount of ordars ~. TIE
k.s Tmhs Tor the week MS ronnr,
n.l of -y,stnan ar the Iaud,,,m
lie Al. iandrum. $. C. l,ni,ni
arv" , ", Textile Nonus,, I'm, AZ
III o. Atlanta. Gn VIII s, Va
shon, Tenn at oxford, Miss.
u h usInasises unchanged both as to
y with oces ana prices. business
b. lome' occasional shading Of quo.
inaustr,oH GRADES Of iron. " H''
IA ths a., Established or ,,cor
M as rsaou.hern States durinr H.,
/ rhs cb,psosrlnd 10 the Trnlesm an
eshs sr Sslpi'al $50, 900 Tho oiA,,I LILY
"a. With J r., company of Central
" Woodwe s,I,"o capital. and Inc
AZ Va Nycssw'orking company Of
funklln 1T1s,'allzed Mt s5O. 900 Tho
capital ~ nG w ami Implement
Austin - nv"- has been oh,r.
sterirr cd ,mxas; the n. W cofya '
EHA omhany. AZ pi,b,,"n",1.,'
to ba eaIpital. and a sos nm sb 10.
sf0esbeck' r ~ In Charleston, s
n Company b. ,s Oil, Gin aud
fesas MN, nns been chartered nj
~ fsrti,,,nh 10000 capital, tho
Y South w" , comrnny. capi,aI
~ and Ms.ncksorillc. Fla Tie
100 Of a,h,utactnring comrnnv
Lamb. Sthens. Tsyne "a
a. cio v,,pmnany. also with s,o .
*snen nr,leston, S. G. wy" CIV
Avon pals also reports corn,r
~ Work. onene1 NJ Knoxvlj,n
.'sr ana ~ Midilesboronrh'
stoiaecoa we plant nj Oxfor'i
!. saodwory',a factory NJ Ocalo E,a
ory a, 's,n. plants ircj,,da m
n at Fs,r,,lAr Strings. Va n
s.,,1sart M,,ort. Az ana n sar
CIV VS. The Florence m onT
,sr'a': mach,nare to odd $50. Noo
y ~ are 10 ha shons at Ports.
IL T s",,,,. at a 1b ssn'sryeh and also
|shs rraSes ~ the week n. 80.
sa,onn,. inc'ule hus,n..,
ssN tr.rl "a "a and provnri
MN a ,son M trade building a,
g.: a ~ court house n,
n.N onsrs w" iaii q. Jared,
80 s,hoo, house AT Somersa,
nNsa' building n. J'arso,'
sNs'edo warehouse sea- ", No Mr.
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SA to $3.50 a MONTH and sxpsnsea PAL
sniesmen for cigars: expef!eitce uqnsr
cignr machine free to seeA cnHt0m3r
Bishop Il Kline. st. I.ouiAs No. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22

N1AV1 A HOME TREnTMENT FOR
uterine troubles: investigate at 40? Eins
building; lady attendant from TO ".
M, advice and health BOOK free ~
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PURE LIFE INSURANCE ut lizard
time rates; agents wanted: top con-
tract; notes taken, our risk. and three
iourthh ascnt.n commission guaranteed;
Mnlon, Manager. 22s Mnin. Dallas.
'I'eSap C-lti
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WANTED--A BICYCLE repairer nt4oooA APP
ply Wilson, Eyrcs & Co. ~ u
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State aud County Tax Assessor.
Notice to Property owners;
YOU are requested To call ut my office In
courthouse and render your property.
hoih read and personal, for taxation for
lNH
Rendered. roll will positively close May 30;
u merchants, niunufa c;utCrs and owners
OF personal property known to mo fail
10 rnndrr same. me law ronpcs mo 10
us.cps for them.
Real estate not rendered VIII go on tho
unknown roll" ana owners viii not be
notiilcu NJ amy advance in valuation
made 10y the board OF cuual.zation.
q. II. Hermann. Assessor.
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NINE G. A BuJAC. pinriste. studio 90
Mason block. especial attention paid to
rudiments Of music lessons at pupils
residence II desired: instruction to be-
Ginners. also advanced stmdcnta IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22

UMBRELLAS and Parasols repaired and
recovered cheaper than any other place
IN the city, save money by giving me u
RI .
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WANTED-A partner In an sstablIshed
Wholesale produce. commission. and
,...i,eis, have arranged 10 handle 1000 cords
wood delivered " yard to. DO sold on
commission; warehouse and yard near
man. Address No. 7IiS. care Post. e
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NOTICE Whereas the district court OF
Harris county. Texas, Ia thu oaao or
Il. u. Cohbs ct al W.. The Houston Belt
anu Magnolia Park Railway company
ct al, No. 1881 on the docket OF said
court. by iis order of February a. lS,i
api o,nteL mo special ,onmissioncr L. sc /
all tho property of safd Houston Beit
and Magnolia Park Railway company.
and said court ON May d. iSaj, renewed
pald order and authorized aud empow-
cred me to Hcll all The property OF said
company on the first Tuesday in July,
1896, being The 7th day OF July, 1885, In
front of the cour, house door OF Harris
county Texas, nj public auction for
cnsh, without limit MS to the amount OF
the bid and subject TO the approval OF
thc court.
Now therefore. notice Is hereby given
that on tho first Tuesday In July 1876,
being July I. 1876. VIII scil at public n,,c.,
ticn. In front of the court house. door of
Harris county, Texas. between the hours
OF ~ "A. m. nnh r. m. all the H,roperiy.
rights and frnnchiaes OF snd liousi on
Belt and Magnolia Park Railway COM
lhny. including ii- railroad right OF
way, rolling stock, cars. engines aud all
of the equipments with It's franchise ana
all other property. righls and franchises
whether enumerated herein or not Snid
sale VIII lie made 10 tho highest bidder
for cash without limit aH to the amount
OF tho hid ana subject to tho approval of
the court. II, y ABtI.L
~ 81 erinl Commissioners
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WhNTED--A partner IN grocery business
IN best town In southwest Texas. AID.
dress Box $40. Smithvile. Texas "A
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HAitrWEI.L & SPRONC, FIRE lNSUR-
nncc. successors 10 Harvey \ D. VIII
son. Room 2p2, Khan Bni,ding. Phone
III Strong companies. Loss promptly
pain Ring Wy up. SID
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Bids and PROPOSALS,

~@--<
SEALED PROPOSALS. will w. tacelve,i
by the county clerk, IT by cIncs "
San Augustine. until u noon, 4onosys
(brick). aud nIso for ren'odsue9 Foot
am OF said court houss. ~. .a,,,;..,
Plans and specifications - w co'ssssy
clerks office. IA q,
BIDS, h.eh' reserved JOIN e se' z. RohRTIs
County Judge sun Augufune Ge W :.
NOTICE Sealed bids will le rsSssyes ~, ~
tho court house In Hay Cnz. y v1s.rss *
a. D.. 1890. for tbs furnishlnro l a, sns
offices IN the nav court novs ~ sttaScr
cessary furniture. The succesatns p Nhsssr
viii be required e fils csEinssse eeS ~
for the sum Of s20, ~ x 49, ~ scrdn
l nSss'sy rs ri sop 9oE iSs is!ai.
ite right to reject any sn4 ~ M PA.
County scrip will b issusai Ssrr svrs
tractor In payment lor " Nv cnnrf
on tho day aam q Z Il ff Rss'GEE2 "a sRp "
2s County Judge MAfafeess 2Ssgsz.
N7oTIcE--sealcd bid. I'D f. s{ssy IS q, e
10 I2 o'clock noon, Nch1ek ~ ~ W. |. ~ ~
OF June. A. ~, 1899, ~ ~ ~ N ~
Of all material md ce sss. AZ court
hi bidder WIN be fcouiFs e ~ ces ,ii-
f,ed check for tho sun q ~ W Sksss.s.
10 ~. s. Rugeley. co1nfx m faits III
sordn county ,I Tss cc5tfsS. III county
resorying the hight q Hs ~. IA ~ q CON- =.
tract or I'm payment ~ ~ ce.S ~ IT, " ~,
of said fence on to - -
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FOR RENT--Desk room In large airy
orice, good location. all convenieuces.
Apply svS Ia Main street. upstairs. "A
FOR RENT - A niccly-furnishcd front
room, upstairs, southern exposure. APP
ply 1909 Capitol avenue. opposite new
high school. "a
FOR REN1N-ln Third ward. nice. neat
little cottage, three rooms AMI pantry.
Apply 1915 Downing street, FranN Rue
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