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The sun., 1897-11-11
ESCAPED FROM DEATH.
A Delmar Man Hurled Thirt y.five Feet
by n Locomotive h Unhurt.

DEIMAR, Nov. l0.-Train No. IS, due
here at ll.33 a. m to-day, collidcd with
wagon driven by Mr.. DAME! Culver, at
the first crossing just north OF the SHIFT
ing yard. Mr.. Culver not seeing the train
attempted to cross the tracks, and II party
of men who whre Loading piIing at the
crossing, shouted to culver and tried t."
make him realize his dangerous position
but instead OF it having this effect, Cul-
yer reined up his animal and turned to
see what had caused the scouting. just
then the engine struck the car, and threw
Mr. Culver about 30 or 81 feet from tn,
track. The animal, which was unhurt
proceeded down the road drawing til,
badly shattered cart after it. Mr. CnI-
vcr's escape is considered almost mirac'.-
l,uS, lie being noEe the worse If by
reason "i his experience 'cyond having
received Il severe shaking UP and Il few
bruises.
The sun., 1897-11-11
RObclcn 4 Co.,

Have this week received large lot OF
beautiful new style Panos-incudinp
such makes as knabc. Ivcrs X Pond,
Bent, Schubert, Fischer Franklin, krocgc,
and many others. They also have Il
handsome new piano which they sell at
Sl65. You should examine this arg,
stock before purchasing elsewhere. Al-C
IL large number Of second hand Pianos 1T
at bargain prices. Robccn 4 Co., nc
Market street.
The sun., 1897-11-11
Schmidt and Cox in Trouble.

. Anton Schmidt and James Cox, who
were arrested for fighting on the street,
came up at last nights session of munich
pal court, but at the request OF Chief
Dolan, they ~ee held for trial on Mon
day next. The chief gave as his reason
that there was n much more serious
charge against them which was being in
vest stigated and that until the case ha0
been thoroughly sifted it w,ud be ad-
visable to hold the men.
The sun., 1897-11-11
From $40 to $50.

Fory-Six second hand OrgaEs-MaSor
x Hamlin, Estcv. Wilcox 4 White. and
other makes, in good order at prices :,
low that no one need b. without an or.
gan. These instruments have been taken
in exchange for Planes and now we need
the room. thereby giving You chance
for a bargain. Enlc.cn x Co.,, 40 Mar
ktt street
The sun., 1897-11-11
Commerce and Finance,

IE the Flour market better feeling
was developed due to the upward move
ment in wheat, but buyers lacked conf
dence and continued their hand-tO-mouth II
policy OF purchasing. Feed was quiet
and steady. with moderate offerings
Both Hay and Straw were free y offered
at quoted rates. but demand was light
Provisions ruled steady. with moderate
jubbng sales. Refined Sugars We're in
fair request. and Nos. 3, i and ), were
advanced Lice. per pound. Wheat
opened strong under higher cables, Il
good export demand and reports OF dam
age to the Argentina crop by frost which
Influenced hu!lSh speculation in all do
nestle grain centres, and tie c..lI was
lie. higher than last evening. Corn OPP
tionS ruled firm. in sympathy with the
ri>, in wheat. and the call advanced lc.,
as compared with yesterdays final rates.
There was little, il ANY. speculative trad
ing. but good export inquiry prevailed,
and some business was worked on pri-
waite terms. Local car lots were quiet,
but steady. with moderate offerings. Oats
in car lots were firm. with ample offer
ings for the limited wants Of jrbbcrs.
Cotton was unchanged.
Butter aud Eggs.
The following are the official whole
sale prices recorded to-day at the Phi.a-
dclphia Butter and Egg Board
Solid Packed Butter.
Separator Creamery, cXtra.......".23!
Creamery, tirst>. ..."..................2lf" {" -
do seconds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" ",2O
Imitation Creamery, eXtra...........lS
do tirsts. sts........"................ II
do seconds minimum. IA -
Ladle-packcd. extra
do tirsts. ts........................... I'D
do seconds ................. pa Is
Print Butter.
Creamery, cXtra..."......."......."
do irsts .........................."2i
do seconds s..........................oO
Eggs.
Pennsylvania and near by............2l
Western, strictly ircSh............."2O
Batter, quiet; Eggs, firm.
The sun., 1897-11-11
Lord Salisbury's speech.

PARIS. Nov. lO.-Thc Matin, referring
to the speech OF the Marquis OF Salisbury
at the Guidhal banquet last night,
says: "Lord SaliSbury'~ caustic reference
to the Niger negotiations sounds strange
from the lips Of Il champion Of peace.
The sun., 1897-11-11
Mileage Book Inventor Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. lO.-Cl a .cS ".
Rciif, travelling passenger ascIt "i he
PENNSYLVANIA: railroad. u.c,t 'aSt night.
He was the inventor and paten,ce uI ia,
900 mileage book.
The sun., 1897-11-11
Major I;ut;e,vOth Dead.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Nov. l,.-M"j jn
but,erw"uh'- condition Las changed ion
tie better. and his physicians t"-iay be
lpvr he vii! recover.
The sun., 1897-11-11
Grain Movement.

Receipts at Philadclpha:-Whcat s.,
a2l; Corn, 1923; Oats, 1866. ship
mcnts from PhiladrIphia:-Wheat, %
725; Corn. 2,S43; Oats. 1861. Recei pt,
at Ballilnolr:-Whcat, 45,252; Corn, u.s..
So; Oats, I7,5V. Shipments from Bal
timorc:-Whcat. 5000; Corn. 2.>571.
The sun., 1897-11-11

Mr. GoRMAN wa, formerly page in the Senate all
about to become one agan-and blank one at that
The sun., 1897-11-11

SPAIN having acknowledged Americas right to intervene III
Cuba America will now probably not intervene.
The sun., 1897-11-11

OYSTERS. OYSTERS.
George l.. Christopher has opened Il
fish and oyster store ut 1894 Market st.,
where he will always have on hand II full
line "f fish and oysters received daily.
selling them at the lowest possible prices.
Oysters %, 30. 35 and 40 cents Il quart ,
All orders promptly delivered free Of
charge to any part Of the city. Every
thing fresh and clean. Cal! and be CON
vinccd. MAIN STORE. 7O3 jefferson st.
Telephone sol.
The sun., 1897-11-11

THE assault upon newspaper reporter on the coast anu
an assault later wavfare the East Sde III ce that 1e
police need to stir about they make streets safe
The sun., 1897-11-11
MODEL RESTAURANT

Next to Merritt House. lO7 and lOo
French street. Roast dinners u speciality.
oysters in all styles. Three firs,-cass
rooms for rent. Boarding by the day.
week or meal. Board hy,l'c week $500.
JOSEFH E CLkT1, Prop,
lO1, lC? FEENIH ST.,
Wilmington. Del.
The sun., 1897-11-11

CAMDEN having been shut off matrimonial retreat seems t'
have become murder retreat
The sun., 1897-11-11

MRS POTTER tells much pleasant the stage IS than
society," Mrs. has her faults AMI she oversate e1
case give suggestion Of but she at least had the intel
lieence to tire Of her drawing.roo
The sun., 1897-11-11


THuGH the stock market responded to the report of decision
bv the NewYok Supreme Court uphodng opinion
the uncoustituonaity the State Anti Trust law looked
for generally lawyers The law much designed
punish trusts illegal fasten proof illegal upon
them by methods which ignore settled principles of immunity Of
nesse and the law rights Of citizens. 1t is only III
great that such revolutionary departures from fundamental
is tolerated and the antitrust agitation still falls short of
greet social crisis.
AFrt s,rng long interval of business paralysis caused by
the yellow fever New Orleans enowng trade
revival which promises early restoration of her commercial in
clltu activity has eappeared III branch of
terpse the shipping business resumng its former prosperity
the people bsv and hopeful and the entire city moving for
ward with in en energy and conf ence The Of
frost the 5olS the north affords reasonable
lst any further outbreak Of the petience and the whole
country will rejoice that the splendid city 50 lately helpless be-
rav and free her great affairs
of industry and
MCKINLEY quoted and perhaps correctly, de-
sou early action the of Hawaiian annexation. The
why his wishes in the matter should receive
prompt an favorable response The treaty already we'll under
stood by every member of the Senate public sentiment in both
countries overwhelmingly in favor Of and there solid ground
urging immediate ratification Oter questions hound
the attention of Congress during the approaching
session. an it important for American we'll for Hawaiian
that the annexation issue be finally disposed of before its
obstructed by the accumulation of other business Cool
picy and fair play owar Hawaii and Japan require that the
treaty be ratified as the Senate assemblies.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
brief JoTTlNos.

Mrs. May Chapman of Boston will give
free lectures at the Peaks Island theatre
Sundays, August and 10, at So'clock
p. m. Subject of first lecture stMar-
rage Second: ''The Law of Pro-
gress." A collection will be taken.
j. Francis Robinson, the evangelist OF
Cambridge, Mass, will preach at the
-Apyssinian church, Newbury street, on
Sunday evening.
The Ladies' Veteran Firemen's Aux
Hilary, Ne. 1, with their friends will have
a basket picnic at Reform Club House,
Jones's landing, Peaks island, on Tues
day, August 10. All are requested to
meet at the wharf at 10 a. m.
At the meeting of the Veteran Fire
Anen's Association the matter of attend
ing the muster at Springfield, Mass, was
discussed and also the plans for the state
muster.
The committee on fire department will
put up the posts with red lanterns on
the extension of the tunnel in which the
fire alarm wires are to be placed on the
Congress street extension.
1t was quite cool last night, with a
clear north wind.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-07
PERSONAL.

County Commissioners Seavey and
Walker have gone ito Massachusetts to
purchase stock for the Jail work shop.
Mrs. Phillips, wife of Capt Phillips
of the United States Revenue Marine,
is visiting Portland. Capt Phillips has
gone on cruise from San Francisco to
Alaska and has received government
permission to take their daughter Miss
Irene Phillips with him. In the fall
Mrs. Phillips will rejoin Capt. Phillips
at either San Francisco or Seattle.
y..fMiss LILLIAN Legrow of Westbrook Is
one Of the graduates in drawing Of the
summer school of normal methods at the
New England Conservatory of Music,
Boston.
Mr.. Charles Stow, representing the
Forepaugh's circus, was in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". 81. Shine, Miss Annie
B. Lynch, VIM. Il. Merrill and family
W. Fl. Winslow and family, are at Pine
Grove Cottage West Baldwin, for few
weeks. EN
Rev.E.R R. Purdy, pastor Of the Friends
church, Oak street. Portland, has re-
turned from his trip to Northfeld and
will occupy the pulpit on Sunday.
Professor Eliot and Mrs. Coues OF
Washington, D. c., are visiting Mr.
George A. Thomas at 145 Danforth street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-07
G. A. r. to Buffalo.

The G. A. R. department train will
leave Union Station Saturday, August
81, for the National Encampment at
Buffalo, at S.45 a. M, over the Noun
tain division of the Maine Central All
members of the party intending to GO to
Buffalo who arrive in Portland on the
Goth will be met at the Union Station
by AM. Sawyer, to direct them to hotels
and give all needed information as re.
CARDS the trip to Buffalo and pleasure
trips in and around Portland, during
their stay in the city.
Department headquarters at Buffalo
will be at the Mansion House, room 1856.
Special palace Canadian Pacific cars
have been assigned to A. M. Sawyer of
this city for his party from Portland to
Buffalo. Every care and attention will
be paid to ALL. and especially to ladies
unaccompanied by escort.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-07
Small Fire on Federal Street.

About seven O'Clock last evening still
alarm Of fire was responded to by the
chemical enigma and Hose 8. The fire
was at No. 165 Federal street, in the Fed
eral street fish market, kept by Mr.. B.
L. Higgins, Jr. Mr.. Higgins, with Mr..
A. C. Senter. had left the store about ten
minutes before the alarm. Mr.. Higgins
had left for the night and locked the
door. A young man, in passing, saw
the flames and gave the alarm.
The fire had caught in barrel of
waste paper under the counter in the
rear end of the store. Thence it had
communicated to the ceiling of the room,
where lot of tissue fly paper was hung.
This fed the flames.
The chemical extinguished the fire be-
fore it had done great damage. Probably
$50 will pay all the bills. Mr.. Higgins
had an insurance of $500 in Mr.. e. @.
Jones's agency.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-07

{ sTheePflgrim is admirably adapted for
excursion purposes. She has three large
>roomy decks and ample seating capacity
to-acoommodate a thousand passengers
awithout crowding, SO that those who go
ION the sail advertised by the Casco Bay line
for Sunday afternoon may be assured that
they will be comfortable all the time they
ape on board.
Capt. Oliver, the veteran steamboat
pilot, will steer the Pilgrim among the
Islands that are seldom seen on the regu-
liar routes. They will give the passengers
a chance to see many islands that are
worth going q long distance to look at.
A fne concert will be given during the
trip by one of Portland's most popular
vocal and instrumental clubs. Remem-
her the steamer will leave Custom House
wharf at ais, call at Peaks island going
and returning, and arrive home about
half past five.
This is the best excursion of the
season.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-07
Portland wheemen Entered.

The entries for the Wheelmen's meet, to
be held next Tuesday, August 10, in
Rockland, under the auspices of the
Central Wheel club, SO far as received,
indicate very successful occasion. They
include the following named well known
wheelmen: James Daley, Philadelphia;
G. B. Pike, Norway; John R. Mason
Auburn; G. III. Robinson, Rockland !;
: O. E. French, Camden; Frank G. Creigh-
/ ton, Warren; Fred Fl. Mospan, South
portland; E. A. Kicker, Sanford; W..
IN. Crockett, Rockland; Edgar G. Davis.
Rockland; Arthur T. Wisner, Waltham,
Mass; W. R. Huston, Portland; c. H.
DAY, Lewiston; A. C.tJohnson, Portland !;
70. D. Dickson. Portland; Wilfred Senior,
Stanford: G. A. Mank. Warren.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-07

Mr.. r. A. Jordan, general secretary of
the Bangor, Maine, Young Mems Chris
tian Association, will speak at the MEMS
meeting in Y. M. c. A. Hall tomorrow
at 4.30 p. m.
Mr.. Jordan is a very interesting and
inspiring speaker, and the fact that he
is to occupy the platform on this occasion
will doubtless draw a large audience.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-07
Reward Offered by Mr.. Gross.

Stephen Gross of Ellsworth was motif.
fed Friday morning by the AUTHORITIES
that no trace Of the boat in which his
son. Elmer, and companion namaS
Harvey, who went fishing on Casco Bav
from Freeport, few weeks ago, has hse;y,
found, and has offered a reward Of saoo
for his sons body.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-07
SATURDAY, August7, 1897.

SATURDAY,
~ NE table in our Handkerchief department is
filled with ladies initial handkerchiefs
which we are selling at two for CSC. They
pure linen, fairly fine, daintily hemstitched and
embellished with handsome needlewrought initial.
1t is the handkerchief bargain Of the season.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-07

The Haberdashery section sells an excellent
quality soft Madras chevot shirt at $Ioo
These are made with starched neckband and wrist
band. One pair Of cuffs to match each shirt is in
Guided.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-07

This morning there's fresh stock of pure
down Cushions ready. All sizes from "a to 26
inch 1t should be borne in mind that there's
great difference in grades of down from which
cushions are made. The sort we sell is all white,
and contains no feathers and is absolutely odorless
moreover, the pillows are full weight and plump.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


d&dy&@z
STORE OPEN THIS EVENING"
Saturdays Specials.
LADIES' Fifty Wrappers. Samples that
WRAPPERS. the manufacturers have used to sell
tneIr stocks of wrappers by. No two
Dimty Wrappers, Percaie Wrappers, chambray
Wrappers, made to sell for So 90, $780, SIPS and
sI.oo. Price this forenoon from O'Clock, 4ec.
Store Open This Evening"
more than twenty styles, Waists chat
have been selling at Sl.25, LOO and 75c.
Price all day today, soc
Store Open This Evening.
JUBILEE WAISTS. Beauty styles made of Lawn and
similar stuff. Newest designs
Red, bIue brown, black and white. SI.9e
Store Open This Evening"
LADIES' BOOTS Ladies' DongoIa laced Boots. Patent
leather tips. Worked button holes,
good leather Regular SLIPS kind Price today, 500
LADIES' DoNcoLA oxFORDs. Patent leather tips and
acing stays. S om g
have Patent leather quarters. s.25 kind. Price today
SOC
Ladies' coiored oxfords. Latest shades and shapes
SI.2 kind. Price today, soc
Store Open This Evening. $50
KNIT Eight hundred pieces manufacturers
UNDERWEAR samples. Fine grade Underwear for
At HALF. men, women and children. Si.oo, 75c,
soc, 25c kind.
Price for today, iec
On Bargain.apos.
BASEMENT BARGAINS. Mason's Fruit Jars, quarts
and pints, a cts
Glass hand lamps; all complete, cts
The Lamps will be sold this evening at ? o'clock
WASH BOILERS. Electrified copper and
handles. Two sizes, 500 and ACC
Enamel Ware--Tea kettles, 2quart 35c, quart $40,
a quart 4c, 8 quart AGO. quart SOC.
Sauce Pans, Rice Boilers, Preserve Kettles, Coffee
Potts. &C., at curousIy low prices
MEMS FURNISHINGS. Good Seamless Stockings 8 cts
(These are in many mixtures.
SILK Neckwear Hundreds of styles. Four-l hands,
Princess Tecks, Emperals so ct kind cts
White Unsaundered Shirts. 90 ct kind at 40 cts
rs Night st,ists Good cloth. Fancy colored
Swiss embroidery fsonts, today at SO cts
Pink tinted Under Shirts French make. Pearl but
TONS rs ones, 6ocl
NEcLIcEE SHIRTS. Gamers PercaIe. Adozen styles,
sgs 75c
kind, csc
Store Open This Evening.
J.R. LIBBY co.
rooms. Only experienced workers need apply. Inquire
for Mrs. Foster
J. R. LIBBY co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-07

Visitors should be sure to take home copy
of "Mane and Its Scenic Gems" The book is
beautifully bound contains thirty or more fine half
tone views of Portland and twice as many more
glimpses Of the most picturesque parts of Maine.
Sold at our book counter All the popular libraries
Of paper covered novels are here too.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-07

6earin mind, please, that Deering, KnghtviIe,
Willard and the Cape Foresde far as Pond Cove
included in free suburban delivery.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-07

All the Jewelry ncknacks here, the very
latest novelties in silver, gold, gold plate and she'll
Today we've opened lot of genuine Tor
tose Shell Side Combs and Pompadour Combs,
thirty or forty styles.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-07
Worth Repeating.

Armour's Deviled Ham, IA pound tins, &c;
halves, 10c.
Armours Deviled Chicken, II pound tins,
10c; halves, 1Sc.
Armour's Vienna Sausage, 10 lib. tins 10c.
A genuine French Sardine, short quarters,
10c per tin.
French Sardines, individual tins, sc,
Lambs Tongues. 18c per tin,
Armour's COrned Beef, pound tins. 12c.
Home cooked pressed Corned Beef. Sliced
to order, 14c per pound.
Pressed sugar cured cooked Ham, sliced
to order, 15c per bound.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-07

Sailed Cream Sodas, a fine soda biscuit,
fresh and crisp in one and one-half pound
packets, lie each.
about &c per pound.
Grandmother's Molasses Cookies,
sc per doZ.
Grandmother's Sugar Cookies, Sc per doz.
Molasses Prints, sc per doz.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids addressed to the city Sec
rotary will be received up TO o'ciosk
u. m. on Monday. July s, 1877, Tor trc
construction Of a. sewer along Washing,
ton street from Hcmphill street 10 inc
intersection of WASH ngton and Preston
streets. and along Preston street from
the intersection of said street Win
Washington street to Buffalo bayou sa,d
sewer to be constructed Of yiiriiied sew.
or pipe. In accordance with plans anu
specifications therefor prepared by me
City Engineer, recommended by tne
Board of Public Works and adopteu ty
the City Council. and on file IN the oliire
of the CITY Engineer. Eacn ma must
bc accompaniei by certified check on
local bank. made payable to II. V. tacc.
Mayor, In the sum of 500, to secure, ne
making Of contrast The bids VIII lie
Opened in the presence Of the City. Couh-
ell at the regular meeting on July 3,
1897. tho cfty rcserving the right To re-
lee. any and all bids.
II. 70. NICE Mayot.
Houston. Texas. June %, lA7 ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

BIDS for n reprint of the proceedings of
the Gsand Chapter of Texas. from It's
organization to 1890. inclusive. Will ~
received at the office of the grand secre-
,aCy In tho Masonic Temple IN the city
of Houston until L. o'clock m. of Sotur-
day. July 3. 1870. at which time they
Will be opened and passed. upon by the
printing committee. Specifications may
be seen and copy examined n grand
secretary's office any afternoon between
and o'clock. The printing committee
bids. George Lopas, Jr.. Grand Score
tary. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

THAT street car addition. down HARRIS
burg road. is being well drained. vet lots
are stll at same prices. S75 to S225. on
81 to $40 monthly payments u. ID.
Smeaton. agent. Travis and Pcairie. 3
FOR SALE-Bargains; $40 acres black
land three miles from station. $500 per
acre; one-thlrd cash. balance time.
Two tracts of $40 acres each. near
Hockey. at $500 per acre: good. c,ch
soil. well drained: this is a pickup.
40 acres finest kind of black hog-wal-
low land. creek fronn. some Climber.
YOU can handle this tnlct YOU will buy It.
Write us what YOU want and we will
suit you. Cash d Luckel, 3o6l5 Main St.
%
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

LOT and half on corner. Third ward. one
block from street car line; bargain and
terms easy: Will take piano at reasons
able price in part payment. Address
Owner, this Office. 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

board of pharmacy OF the
Eleventh district Will meet July 10 20
examine applicants for registration. y.
T.. Kiesing. secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

NOTICE-I hayr his day
sold my entire right and interest N me
manufacture aud sale OF the j. w.
Jones' who will continue tne business
Win Mr.. Hayden under the Arm name
OF HAYDEN X Jones. All accounts due
tho old firm rave been transferred TO the
new. Very respectfully. j. W. Reeves.
Reeves ~ HuyGun. manufacturers or
j. w Reeves cement roof paints, IS mas
dav dissolved by mutual consent OF both
parues Mr VI ". Jones having bought
the entin right and interest OF MI.
Reeves. All accounts due Reeves *
HAYDEN have been transferred 10 us.
We appreciate ali past patronage and
respeetiuly solicit II continuance Of
e1.ne. Yours for business.
a Hayden ~ Jones.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

REAitNGTON NO. 6. In good order, for
$50 oash or $Gj installmewts. other bar
gains in second hand machines, Texas
Typewriter Exchange, az Main street;
phone 80 -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

AGENTS reap a big harvest thk -.
mer selling our gaslight burner fos 3.
osene lamps. no chimney: no smoke. a
DIRT: sample free. Leslie Mfg. c., 0.i
cinnati, Ohio. 4.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27

OFFICE OF THE DIRECT NAVIGA-
TION co, Houston. June 5. 1887. The
annual meeting of the stockholders and
directors of THE Direct Navigation
Company" will be held IN the companv's
Office No 100 Franklin street. ilous-
ton. Texas. on Tuesday, July 6, 1857 at ii
O'Clock a. m. PAUL FLAT'O.
ia Secrotary