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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
HELP wANTED-Continued.

Il COOKS; 3WAITERS; BAKERS HELPER;
! dishwasheIs, etc.: luncn counter waiter.
MURRAY d READY, 634 and $50 Clay ST.
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COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER AND All.
~ round business man wants work: highest cre-
dentials- Kindly address Trustworthy. Sl5 Rail-
road ave, Alameda
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Observation-Disclosures


ERESH COWS; STATE LOWEST PRICE
Il for cash K. F., box "a, Call Office.
LNURNI1URE OR OTHER USEFUL ARTI-
i cles In exchange for dental work. J. D., box
ILL., Call Office
TNOOLS OF ALL KINDS, STOVES AND
l. ranges bought and sold CURTIN, 1923 Market
KLEIN, lO9 SIXTH ST, WILL PAY CASH
II. for clothing and books.
OLD GOLD. GOLD DUST, JEWELRY. ETC.
" bought o. NOLTE, ieweler, 222 o'FarreiL
pAWNBROKER-OLDG GOLD SILVER, CAST
Il on clothing bought Add. COLkM y. Al Third
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vNURNTsHED OR JJNFURNISHED ROOM BY
I gentleman in private Catholic falhlly' @ 9utu'
and central locality; price SO; references gwen
b. o. B.. box 49, Call
ADY WISHES SMALL FU RNISdED IN
| nnfnrntsbad room. rent must be low. NJ. g.,
box "a, Call Office.
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VoUNG INTELLIGENT MAN, SPEAKS SEW
l. eral languages, understands massage can tend
horses, wants any kino of work. ADDRESS b N,
box S4 Call Office.
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TRAINED COOK FOR INSTITUTION. &.
laundresses in laundry. s25: German,
French and Swedish second girls, $50; cook and
second girl, same place, $50 and sl5 8 COOKS,
private families, S25 and $50: German and
french nurses, $50; girl for hOusework, Redwood
city. so; san Jose. S25: san Luis obispo. $25:
girl TO wash dishes, assist in pantry etc, $50 and
many girls for cooking and housework. ]. F.
CROSETT & CO.. 3l6 Suffers.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
WAFFLEMAN, $50; FRENCH COOK, $40:
w Italian cook, country, $50; dishwasher, help
on range, country hotel, $40 walters for Fresno,
SO week; dish asher, SO week; potwasher,
SIS; vegetable man, $40 ana found; ana others.
c. r. HANSEN d CO., 10S Geary st.
tx MEN FOR IRRIG sTION WORK, 50 so A
- day; man TO run Burleish drill. $50 and
found; blacksmith's helper who shoe, $50 and
found; hostler, s25 and found; choreman, $40,
eIc e X HANSEN & CO, 1US Geary st.
DOUND BARRELWASHER; $25 AND
i found; country laundry. G. X HANSEN &
CO., 1os Geary st
~ G. DANIEL-PLEASE CALL EARLY AS
". possible. c. X. HANSEN d co. los Geary.
. NEAT EUROPEAS-PLAN n WALTERS. & r.
- HANSEN & CO., los Geary St
CTABLEMAN FOR PRIVATE STABLE; s25
- and found. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 10S Geary.
n TUNNEL MEN, LONG JOB, 50 so DAY.
1O G. B. HANSEN & CO., los Geary ST
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COMPANY.

Sssessmenus Pending
following is list OF assessment. roTv n,.,
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-. v.NrEp-oontinued.

srine corps United states ges nesS 81
n the the
2l and 80 years who are ci.l1 safIr declared their
Sase or 10 SUCH be Of goOSS gaDS write
scter and habits and able TO inches and feet
n bssh, For further Information sco app Cal
racruifing Office 20 Ellis St, ran fIAne f--
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REGULAR sEssIoN-lO: 80

Following were The IN the Pacific Stock
Boaru yesterday:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

No exercises commemorative OF Texas In
dependence Day We're held in the High
school. Tho ilag was raised during the af-
tcrnoon. but otherwise there was no TN
usual show OF patriotism.
Miss Ropers room Ia almost solid Texan
When all who were native Texaps were
asked 10 signify tho ssne there was flash
OF hands startling to behold. In their en-
thus!asm several boys held up two hands
no one-sided or hearted Texans there.
Yesterday morning Mrs. NJ. Looscan sent
tho pictures 81 stephen +. Austin and cen
eral sam Houston to Miss Roper room.
whero they were hung in place. with Il
like picture Of General Washington be-
tween them. This very patriotic room will
havo exercises on Friday, having given
them up Yesterday in expectation OF the
High schools programme. which, however.
did not mature. fourth congregations aud
guadratics going on as usual.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03
CHRISTIAN ENpEAvoRERs
Arranging for rho Annual Meeting
60 Tie Held Next May.

Members o; the local unions o. the Chris
tiAn Endcavo- are preparing for the an
npai convention. which will b held in mis-
city May 4, 5 and s. These conventions are
generally very large. but the custom has
beea IA meet later in the year. II is rot
believed, however, that the change TO
month earlier will decrcass ,hs number in
attendance. Ti,use wha attend eonfen-
;Acn 81 This Siai ART acceptable guests 10
any city, They cone from all parts 81 TEXAS
with Bibles in their hAuds, hallelu)ahs
in their mouths and bearing tho cross OF
Christ Houstcn's Endo4Nortrs have long
wantcd TO crttrt4in the state convention
and every year they havo asked for It. Last
year al san Antonio these Endoavorers
were recognized and Houston selected. The
following executive committee has been
chosen to arrange for the convention;
J. II. Deuthit;. chairman; q. y. byers.
In charge OF press work. :. Gay Imam IN
charge o: music; H. NJ. Bradley. in charge
Of entertainment. Rev. J. c. MasA1. IN
Chsrgc o. transportation George EdfweH,
IN charge Of decorations Herbert Rienatc'
son reception: L. B. Rood, reception.
This committee will meet next Monday
night, at which time definite arrange
meuts viii be made.
"a has been intended 10 use the Al i'or-
!um. bu. the members 81 lhe committee say
ihs prico asked is too high and that other
al arrangements viii be made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

Maior-3. W. Cave. treasurer OF the Hous-
ten am Texas Central, lett last night for
Nacogdoches. accompanies the remains Of
his motherinlaw. Mrs. Eva Catherine Ro-
sine sterne. to that city. d. was accom-
panied by other relatives oil the deceased.
who occupied Houston and Texas Central
special car No. u. which was kindly fur
nished by the management.
Mrs. Stcrnc was much beloved by all who
new her and the interior Of the car was
filled with beautiful flowers. which were
sent by many friends. The remains were
prepared for shipment by Ross y Wright
and the interment will take place i'll Nae
op1Ct hos today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03
An oid Timc Houstoninn.

The Rev. J. Stephan, who was called 10
Houston few days since to attend the flu
neral OF his mother. Mrs. +. +. stephan
who died in Washington City and whose re-
mains were brought here for burial. is a
former Houstonan. He came to this city
when quite boy, and spent number OF
years here. He was a member and an on :
Ger Of Shcarn church. and was licensed to
preach In the quarterly conference oil
Shearn church during ,he pastorate of Rev.
Il. 7. Majors. MIR. stephan has been a
member OF the ST. Louis conference for a
number OF years. and has been most sue
ccss.u in his work. He is now pastor OF
the Methodist church in DeSoto. Mo. Mr..
Stephau will conduct the mid-week service
at Shcarn Chapel this evening at I;5V
O'Clock. and many of his old time friends
will have the privilege of meeting him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

requirements OF the Bee9sr Student"
necossstatrd fihne the chef comedy rode
last evoSxng with A baritone aud Mr.. feacA
Appea~rd tn q minor part only.
| The prims donna this season Is Aiss
| Alice Iofrsoa a lady o, especially Aiirsc-
tive personal appearance and pleasant
vosrs. who viii undoubtedly bocsnac q great
sAgorl;e hrfore the week is ended In Nd
dlsi6n a. The pretty mnsic % her role IS
Laura, she favored the sadtence last even
inE with her iscnalAr Baby sonS. which
WAS enthusiastically eacc-va. Miss JoAn-
son Also displays much taleEs IN The MS
irinaic ilse.
Miss Alice Carrie is the enrnedisane o,
the company ana became poqaiar with the
audience AZ onre. She has a very sirnry
rr: Pleasing coouSlso and w&s ccsr yelled
10 respond 10 a most hearty encore last
evening after rendering particularly
swes. air She then gave her recitation OF
The Glove which was greatly eajoyed.
Mss Gertrude l.Cdce, as the countess,
exhibited an excellent soprano and easily
net The requirements o: her role Miss
Loiee is singer ~ considerable note AID
: thoroughly Scei Ectrcss as we'll
The tenor isis season. Mr.. Dunbar. Is 70.
unknown 10 Houston audiences. He IS an
artist o, SUPERIOR shility and some o. his
good -'e.k last evening was warmly Gr-
Tisgdea
Mr.. leit. wAo has an excellent hari;one,
u1s rcrs ire Ana amusing as General ul-
lca4oTf while NJ. LAnsioss made Of Janet
zky all that &uy enc conld have made Q,
iAe part Mr. l-anEiois has splendid voice
~hich has 5een heard and enjoyed in this
c3sy astsre
The chorus singing was drs;-class and
i2 lac; tAa sateTtsior1ea; as a whole q
superior ore---esps,cl when the fact IS
rcirf rlbsre1 that She company IS present.
arg The delightful little operas q is roper
ioirc al reduced o. popular prices
Tcn.cli INA ljaVoll Viii De produced
naa iae great fualo from "Lucia." and Il
the company reception last evening is any
criterion Rae a.tendarco viii undoubtedly
he lares ARD steadily increase during the
vaeA. a. has been the case bcgctoiore.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

The Post has received communication
asking that tho personnel Of tina Houston
baseball team be given, Tho names and
positions are: Catcher. Henry Cote, pitch
ers. Claude Hardy, -. Crowell, -. kim
errer: first base. Shans Meyers; second
base. George NJ Reed: third base. Punch
pevinney; short stop, John Bammert; right
nelc, Tom Turner; left field, Charles Beck
er. George NJ. Reed is captain and MAJ
ager Kimerrer is also Il fielder and VIII
play there when net in tho box. Turner can
play at first base IL necessary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

Eek Governor L. s. Ross. president of the
Agricultural and Mechanical college, near
Bryan. passage through the city last night
en- route TO Austin. and took supper at tho
Lawlor. His visit TO In Capital City is 10
make his annual report to the comptroller.
J. esident Ross feels muck encouraged in his
work by the statement recently published
In The Post that the finance committee of
the house OF representatives had decided to
recommend an appropriation for the cree
ton of mess hall at the college, which is
badly needed
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Reading "ignlr,1nt Facts About
Texas" ..............Arthur siiv,.ricr,


Excitement waa high among tho little
folks st tho Fsunin school yesterday a.tor-
noon benches han been arranged IN The
form OF e hollow square in the yard ajtn
tho Texas faz 0oaung above IN tho strong
wind Mrs John Carey and Miss Annie
huna had hoen appointei a committee to
present thi pirturca n. this school aYl al
'hr limo nyei e oclcck) this was done.
Win 'he following programme. participated
In vs. an hp grades.
Texas pNie
Declaration Of Independence" .......
-. George Norrell
Essay--"stcphen +. Austin. ......
&c. ....-- Mabel Stcgali
Recitation ..-....-..-- jerome Moakowitz
Patriotic Song Texas"
"a Home in Texas" ........ Aubra Rhodes
Reading "Tcxar". .............Jnn Wilson
Pres ntatioa u portrait OF Austin
Acc tailon -..! .... .--... Herbert Sutton
Texas, Home. Sweet Home"
Each child Attending this school con-
trihutcfi one copper cent. which sum pnr-
chased tho frames for tho pictures OF tho
patriots
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

The members OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Cycle club will meet Thurs
rooms. at which time an election Of officers
viii be held and other important busl-
ness viii be disposed Of 1t is desired that
gu memhors attend and that those having
lady friends whom they desire to enroll as
honorary members. furnish the list to the
secretary. Those wheelmen who desire to
ION the club are invited to attend the meet
ing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03
TEXAS INDEPENDENCE DAT.
OsIy the Basis Observed the Asai-
verssry In noustos.
EXERCISES At THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Rrewyummes Carried Dat mt sbr Diff
sere,t Installations of Educstion
In This City.
reua, Independence Day wa. nc. gen

Tcxas Independence Day was not gen
orally observed in this city. and bcyoaa
the flying OF few flags and the CLOSING
a. the banks there was noiains 10 call at
tention to the day which Commentaries
the signing OF the Declaration Of Texas
Independence. There was an observance
III many of the city schools, The afternoon
exercises being devoted 10 Texas ana Tie
heroes Of years ago, At The Hish school
the Texas flag presented 10 The Institution
a wear ago by the Daughters Of the Re.U5-
lie of Texas was uufuricd. a uarl5ef 81
schools accapte1 pictures o. S,t!iAen r
Austin and General Sam Ho1st0a, Fhieh
were presented by the Daughters q ~"
Republic. the children o; each school con-
tributing the amount necessary 10 pun
chase iraEes for theta
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Danger Apprchcnded.

ifAildS Ittu Monuc.
Mr.. james Hays Quarles Of the Houston
Post, who was detailed to so to Galveston
and write up the silver service presentation
ceremonies has stirred up a hornets nest
Mr.. j. Hays Quarles boldly minated that
the committee on arrangements lacked pol
ish, or something OF tho sort. and that the
anlir was most miserably planned and the
execution was ten times moro leplorable
than the planning, MIR. James Hays
Quarles said these things malciously, ana
with murder In his eve The gentleman
was once a belated wayfarer In the Pirates
Isle, AMI is familiar with all the little
idiosyncrasies Of the descendants ofLafttc
Mr. Clarence ousley has taken up the cud-
gel for Galveston. MIR, Ouslcy is editor OF
the Tribune, H. is poet; he was born in
Ellis county, and what he doesn't know
about playing the Ward McAllister act has
never appeared in book form. Mr.. Ousley
insists that Galveston gave all visitors a
regal receipt 0n--nay, n Eingly ovation, and
that Mr.. James Hays Quaries. being a
"shrivcled .ocalism' from village forty
miles north on Buffalo bayou, permitted his
proiudices to doyour his reason, ana while
In this sad state he pennAd unconsclously a
screed attacking the members OF tho local
committee on arrangements, and intimated
that Galveston Is Ms barren OF hospitality as
a billiard ball is of hair. Mr.. Ousey is a
poet Mr.. Quarles wears collars i've inches
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

Ia height and Mexican spurs These scn-
tlerscn arc Southern hcisrurs. believers In
tho code Gccllo. aud as reckless rs Cuban
war correspondents. A hns,ils naceting may
be avcrici by nsntual friends. but 81 thus
writing the prospco;s for bloody battle
on the CORY field OF hcnaA seems probable.
reseat The rect. no doubt, and Colonel Bay
Hiss Michael VAneorAurst the knight o. the
Tail Collar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

II Is very probable an ambulance corps
will DO organized in this city to work in
connection with thu companies Of the Texas
Volunteer Guard Tho Houston Volunteer
Guard association is preparing for a erand
celebration oi San Jacinto Day. at which
timo the battle OF San Jacnto will he
fought, II 1t IL possible Or. George I.aren
don viii organize an ambulance corps and
assist In the programme. lie 10 In pos.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

session Of stretchers upon which to cary
the wounded of tho field, which he pro-
videi at tho time OF tho reproduction OF
thu Fall OF the Alamo at Forest Park Th's
organization would complete the aimed
forces In Houston so that every department
would be represented. The cavalry. artil-
lcry and infantry are already represented
in this city and there are enough field and
staff officers herr To mako a small army.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

Samuel son OF W. j. Moore, died yes
ierCay morning at the residence OF his
father. No. ISIS San Jaciuto street. Tho
funeral services viii be held mt ths family
7ilcnce at II o'clock this morning, keV.
William Hayne Leavell officiating. The
remains VIII be taken TO Galveston on the
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe railway at
! 80 today for interment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

scented with very Appropriate rcmarks hs
Mrs. Jones. Every chtl6 present 1kssuet
inten;ly to MA 5cnes. when she saat
among ether things, Il hope you VA
study the lie. %; shts noble man. who al
eysiything he coald FOE Tnrns"
The picture o. Austin was accepted rs
Florence SwssAor for the Aknilson Stree,
school. She Sac:
To TIE Daughters OF the RcTn5i,s G.
Texas: On behalf et the teachers ana ru-
pills Ok this school nllew me "a thank xol
for This splendid pictcre os General Ana
Tin. We shall cges Try 10 study his noble
character and become ike h.fa Ia all ITS
good qualities Second ouly 10 the nRur
o. Int Faiht- OF his Cssrtry le; the name
o. the Father 81 Texas ecor be
The rdcc-7e WI, thea placed an position
u5Sor the stage, After which Mrs Fem IRE
scented the picture NJ Cfeaeral Sam Hocs-
ton. nsr rsnSr,Ss. like Mrs. Jones we're
beautiful ara impressive. The children
iist1nc6 x3tN Tie rnnsi respectful siten-
;soi. Mrs. Fern sass among o,her thinss
This day commentaries the ipsiepsnd-
ence az Texas On ;AiS dAp IN 1856 inte-
F<naHuce was Declared IN; Il was 10;
r4iae-. until The hattie cs san saciuto was
fought April 81, isss. General Houston
sreSiiy aisea Ia gaining our snaeponaence.
frus; that yca VIII ne ind2ccd 10 study
his lie nore 81 TIE fg;ure.
To his Bcrrie Lewis made reply for
the school Is follows
IL rccs.ylas ihis picture we feel thai;
ylac have gone te u-ach cxrcrse and
trouble frr our sakcs We SHAH al Try
10 know our a7rrrsistlna ty stuaginr more
,la.e ely ir the fufarr The lives q our Texas
herafs Whcucvf- zee leak ul1r the fare
q General Houston We sh2li thiak ~ those
fearful times whom ogr ancestors were
ifrht-r ~ NNs--v. y -t- tvr8ni shaul1
seffls aFca our shores sssia No trust that
this school r1Hy furals1 q leader no sill
heip 10 drive pgi ihc oVpresscr. f8se
aatcg. oar heartfelt thanks FOR this sgle1-
dis picture o. General Hous,e7.
After This ne l3ctare was hnus rpo,
tbs S,ecs
TIE children nor ssrE he Grand old ST.
thsn. "Arafrita~ and rakv1htr. - their
rnoms II the HavE s-'eni The stage
Mrs 39aes Ead Mrs. Feua ans Mss Hunter
nli urrod thst fhfy shoals aTc- todszvo-
20 keep Texas one a-a .a1!vis.e.e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

A call has been made for city warrants
Nos. 923 to 1850. inclusive. payable Wcdnes.
day. and aftorward. This is the fourth call
ana includes all warrants issued UP to and
including September Is. 1896.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

If YOU CAN NOT READ WITH CON.
FORT YOU ARE STREAMING YCITp
EYES AND TANNING THE ENTIRE NER
NOuS SYSTEM. DANGEROUS RESULTS
AllE VERY OFTEN CAUSED. ALL ms
FECTS on VISION ARE CORRECTED nv
THE HOUSTON OPTICAL co.
5O2 MAIN S,r
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03
Senatorial Visiting Committee

me committee of the senate. Hons. John
Linn Of Wharton. Turney and Beall. ap.
pointed to visit the medical branch of the
state university, passed through the CITY
last night en- route to Galveston. This is
the second visit they have made to the
medical college
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

Tho following building permits were is
sued yesterday:
n NJ. lovy Co.. ono story cottage,
Ranger addition, to cost $3.50.
John Berinf. stable, corner OF Caroline
avenue and Polk. TO cost $40
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

GOOD EYEslGHT is PRICELESS In
10y NEED GLASSES TO OBTAIN IT
a n3H a PAIR PROPERLY FITTED nv
CHAMBERLIN. '""' W. w.
THE HOUSTON OPTICAL co
SOP MAIN Sv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03
THE TAYLOR SCHOOL.

tTflLtltE inc aLa0AAA A4ANA-4-~+s ~ F~+
J. chase frAr.es for theia
THE TAYLOR SCHOOL
At the Taylor school. pro.assor 2. '.
Little. teacher. the exercises began Il
O'Clock. the Daughters OF the Requslis
being represented by Meseamss Asae ana
Vance. The school 10 chorus rendered the
song. "Our CountrY." after which iae pir-
tures were presented ~ Miss May Harlan.
who said:
Sixty -one yoars ago today the most irr-
postsht eveni except one. perhaps, IL sle
history ot Texas occurred On aul! :,
l7Ts. the prclarAl!oa OF Independence c.
the Unitcd States NAs siEue1 T1A lcl
TO = long and bloody var. whicA Resulted
IN the freedom oi the allied states. O.
March q 1886, az Washington. Texas, req
reseniatiyes c. al ihs citizens met Az
declared Texas fftr asi in4sren4enl e. IL
government o. &e1l01. Tlis led Also 20
war lot loug, but shor ana mare
bloody war. which resulted iu the !feNial
OF Texas from tie calling yoke q Me&.-sa
tyranny. For Zen years Teas Was zee
and independent uGtion. traas4ct.rs bcT
own national affairs. ans her fizs u1sr l-I
a single star Tbsak.as q s-fef. s-e
Joined her star to thns- - tn tniif-
States ana became eae o. the sls,eshcoa.
which nox MEMBERS tarty-iise
In lhe l!ie history o. Texas i1fre are tho
men ~ao siam s1f.e.aia.9t IAs n,Aa
~ 'I1-bA. w Ut -~i''l'-F = 80
here which ,eeIiee o4r essal si4tr. az
name j. stephen FULLER A-sila vuem tas
slA'e h@s aonorad ~ a-i-l-s -is 1a9lisl
rSeof,ar ~ re s-ss ,.l,, ...--7sa.,'.s 80.
Texas armies Aad ga then 10 fre@soa. :,
;hs tsftle q, s,a Ja-..ts Ia sfte-sa-S
became preston. rovt-u.~ a-1 eo-n.-sl5-i +
il The National c7-r-.sE nIs rsr1s Is
san Housr7- ! an taf,~, v1r tosav 20
represent fhe raarat.rs Z. ne ReeettI-
II -hf5- srost srrsr TAtr Rave fr..s.r.4..
q rn- ro,1rait y --ta ot ise.t r4.-ril
gsaa 10 ou- stA.sI aat 4s. sf. cfla,..i ~.
hsrs via Us a. fva ~ ias.- .3.,.1er, (
Mrs. Ashe aus Ms t.a,r They sv..a 81.
70 san ieht laeg ha-,a taesa rlstefts ui!t 4
hslp sas f-zt2. Is n t--..t jsresr5 ~.
s-s-ae or- al7rssts s..-e az H.. --s1. s.a3
have -.rss Il gree.
10 th.s ffaa.-tatar.a ess-prr there 7Sat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03
IT'S JUST rMIs ,uAv

any laundry can do laundry work I'm,
lou can got the best laundry wor,, nniv ' u
~ faekards Troy Laundry. 9ig Prairie
avsnue, Phone $50. i'"'''e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

FRENCH TISSUE FOR PAPER FLOW
ERS
AZ greatly reduced prices at Pastorlzas
Stationery Store. ""
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

Tho Wonder Store opens its doors =,
Z a. m. and closes them at d m onS
sells goods at corner Main and Texas
avenue. This Is SO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03
HOUSTON GAS LIGHT %

Gas for illuminating. cooking. heot.n,
Il,a power u desired. Arply 10 j. j. Me-
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