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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Dvision-Supreme Court-Recess Until Tues
supreme Court-Special Term-Part I-Betore BeekTsn:
JEcourt opens at 1890 a. m. No ]. Morley agt FoI:
No 2 Hamburger Provident Savings Life ASSURANCE
c'ompany: No g. Herman agt. Hermann; No 4 0raen
ast Otto: No. g. Townsend ss, Baker No; Sarpenser
sfaniev; No o. matter Of Lesher: No 10 stanhea ast
StsnHsi: No H. Anderson agt Robert Mitchell Fuini-
Company No H. TeSShsFs ussor Mo- R
Peonie ex rel Warren agt. Gram; No H. Ku ag
Nolson. No is Hasmack agt. Hasmack: No. 10. Rouse
Haas No r. Iesher as, Haas 81 No ,,ts, n MIeS
NJ ~ matter OF Jacob: No % Meineke ag Meineke:
No a. Prton ag; Atlantic Construction Company no.
phone Company: No 49, coe ast. Au,omaSn PianO Com
panv No 81 Herd agt Lane Son: No. IS Holmes agt;
Mandes,ein No 90 natter Of Peoples Cod storage ana
Esienweldsr All, Haines No 49, matter OF s. NJ; Bxby
& Co; No So Greenbaum ast Greentaum; 10: 81.
Kes,s sst RsnkS 81 Nj 81 o.Hm ss Adar No. as Dry
Tock savinc. Institution Mc0eorge No 3D. browne
agr Browne No 90 Dod,n agt Klein: No. A. ID Lorenzo
sgt Dragone: No. A. cafrey ag Lane No a. pr,senao
agt Marin; No A. Lyman ag Guertin; NO 49, Hunter
AIT New-Yorx Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
psny No 46 Central Trust Company OF New-r ork asS
Johnston; No A. Melvin as' s,srley; No. 49, Day as1
JcoGr' opens 1910 Es .arse matters
wills Tor probate Patrick Mallsy at 10 a. m, AusVss
steegman Anna a. Hoffman. at 1890 a. M; Thomas q
S,v 'ronrt-Special Tern,-Before O'Dwyer Court
onsns AT 10 O. m Motions at 1880 a m
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Beekman. J.
1u,man ast Johannessen-John E. Ward
BY Dugro. j.
Rosv ATT Johnson-Georse n. Van Hossen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
STAMPEDE FROM COPPER RIVER COUNTRY.

Victoria y. c. Aug 3.-Word came from tho
North yesterday OF a desperate stampede from the
Copper River country to tho coast. tho statement
being made that three thousand men are making
their way over the Valdez glacier and that many
~ them are doomed to starvation. unless the
United States Government sends relief promptly
Adviccs received from Dawson state that the dis
satisfaction with the admnistrat on OF mining reg
ulations is growing widespread and that II mas
been a subject Of condemnation at mas5-meetingS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
DOTcE FELT MILLS SOLD.

Little Fails \. Y. Aug a-1he Dodge iei' h'''''
'','e e,,, ,yers sold at mortgage foreclosure
~, ,oday The sale did not include the machn-
erv, which is listed personal property. Ihe
,i,Is were bid In by Schuyler r; ingham or Lite
nai h u,bo ac,s as agent for Edward j. Burns, OF
Sa"wyork Tor SlO2 900 AS soon as the machinery
~ he nurchascd the mills will be started TO manu-
fac,,,ye pano felt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
STEAMER CRUSHED BY ICE.

St Johns ~ F.. Aug 3.-The Norwegian steam
or Fortunate bound for Tilt Cove to load copper
ore for Swansea was crushed in the Ice fourteen
DAYS ago. five hundred miles from land 1ne crew
~ eleven men took to the boats and drifted about
-. ,,.o,ye davs covering $50 miles They were
reduced 70 desperate straits by frost bites and
want OF food and water when picked UP py IN
pr,t,sh steamer Southwold. Captain CaInpion
Watch landed the men at Tilt Cove yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
ANOTHER LIFE LOST ON VALDEZ GLACIER

Seattle Wash Aug 3.-The details OF another
horror on the Valdez glacier. In which FRANK T.
Fleming OF Chicago lost his life. are told by re-
turning Copper River miners now on the steamer
Oregon. at Departure Bay.
In dangerous place on the glncier. Just AFTER his
father had warned him TO be more careful. Flem-
ing's foot slipped ard he fell two hundred rect:
Wea-Iv every hone in his body broker and his
doath was instantaneous. The body was recovered
and buried near BY. The victim was twenty-five
II Is supposed that Fleming and his father were
among the unfortunate prospectoIs VINO nave
found he Copper River country run OF hdihslips
and Ittle gold and were returning To CIVILIZATION
The glacier on account OF warm weather. ~ es-
pecIally dangerous. and only experienced Hou'aHi-
GERS a re able 10 cross II safely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
IMPORTS OF PRECIOUS STONES.

A TOTAL. OF si2l43 3a5 81 FOR THE YEAR JUST
ENDED AS AGAINST 81. 4S2. I7o 20 FOR THE
PRECEDING YEAR.
The United States appraiser for this port mas
issued n statement showing the duties received
from precious stones and the value OF the imports
for tho year ended August 1885, as compared with
the year ended Angus; !. 1877.
The returns for the year just CLOSED snow that
,,o Government has received from duty cut
stones sSS6l252: and during the year ending
August /. 1897, the Government received only s@2-
os7 ls The actual importations OF precious stones
for the two years was as follows:
Cut. Uncut.
49, ,,,,1 Av1,s, 1 1895 s. OCS i25 10 ei.077. 40 81
War ending August l. 1907. 106+e3I 10 1887 IT'D 10
II will thus be that the total importations
Of cut and uncut stopes for the year just closed
amounted 10 sl2 1885 81 and for the year ending
August /, 1897. 2.4S2. l76 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
OFFICERS FOR NEW JAPANESE CRUISERS.

San Francisco. Aug. 3.-The steamer Doric from
the orient. has brought S2so'sH In COLO from HONG
- ,or local banks Among her passengers
were several Japanese naval Officers. who have
come TO take charge OF tho cruisers Chitese ana
The former was recently launched at the Union
Iron Works The Kaeagi has just been completed
hv the Cramps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
Exports
from the
MAY ABSORB TIE BOSTON COMPANY.
RuMoRs OF NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN IT AND

HUMOHs OF NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN IT AND
THE UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY
There Is we-dehned rumor in Wall Street tina.
negotiations are IN progress between the United
States Rubber Company and the Boston Rubber
Company looking toward the absorption Of the lat
ter by the former. The Boston company has been
strong, active competitor. and With Il OF the
way the United States Rubber Company would have
comparatively easy time Of It, 1t is asserted that
poth companies are in mood TO deal. and that only
the question Of price stands In the way
There has been little II anything said in the last
few days regarding the sale of the Joseph Banigan
Rubber Company TO the United States Rubber Com
pany, but the knowing ones predict that It is only
take placa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
posroFrJcE IyOrIRY COMPLETED.

The subcommittee OF the Congressional Post
office Investigating Committee. which consists OF
senator Faulkner with Representatives. Loud ana
Moody completed Its work OF inqurlng into the
awairs Of the New York postofiice yesterday; Inc
s,h committee began the Investigation last Saur-
day The members started last evening Tor h na
ga,cd Representatve Loud the chairman, sad
Yesterday that nothing would be made puolic I'm ~
!farance ~ the Investigations until the sub-com-
,n,tse had made Its report to the general commit
,n which will meet In Chicago on August TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04

NoNUNION MEN EMPLOYED STRIKE HAS LASTED
TWELVE WEEKS.
Oshkosh. Wis. Aug. 3.-Five Of the six big sash
and door plants which have been closed down for
the last five weeks on accounts OF the wood
workers strike. started up to-day under police pro-
lection. with small nonunion crews. The Foster
& Hagner plant did not start. on account OF not
securing crew. The strikers had p.ckets at all
the mills but there demonstra ton and no
trouble Less than a dozen IF the Union strikers
returned to work. The strike has now lasted
nearly twelve weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
TAXES OWED BY NORTHERN PACIFIC.

Milwaukee. Aug. 3.-Kidder County \. d.. mas
fled a petition IN the United States Court praying
for an order requiring the Northern racine re-
ce,vers 10 nav taxes amounting to S7.oS upon the
,.rds generally known as the lands east OF the
Missouri River" There five years back taxes
due upon that part OF the lands that lie In Kidder
County. and It Is said that there are large sums
due uDon the lands for taxes In other counties III
vs,nnesota as we'll as In North Dakota. Judge
seaman has ordered Receivers Bselow and Nc
Henry to file an answer to the peuuoh oy oe'
toha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
rORT ANN BAyKING-HOCSE CLOSED.

whitehall y. Y. Aug. 3.-The banking-house OF
John Hall e. Co.. at Fort Ann. controneo "no
chisnv owned by J. Melvin Adams. closed It's doors
,ordav The cause OF the failure Is said to be
,,,6,cious loans Mr.. Adams has been manager
md cashier for several years lie has been III LOT
an noe time and confined to the house with nervous
s uIn Orson Sheldon. OF Fort Ann, mas peen
p,nnnjnted receiver and the books fre pelhg en
a,mintd The capital is said not 10 exceed *'V'''
md the liabilities nearly sSom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
CHANCE TO SEE TIE FALLS.

Any one who wants to Visit niagara ra"a y" ..
-, tho Inhigh Valley Railroad can do so Al
ehs lowrate fare OF ss for the round trip Tickets
vii, be good for return Journey up 10 AUGUST D.
Trains will leave NewYork foot Of H9rss ~ a m
tot ~ enty.thirdst. at 20 a: m. $50 io ana
SIS D. m At Brooklyn Annexs 1921 so OF ond n n M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
IRON MILLS DAMAGED By FIRE.

Montreal Aug s-Peck. Benny Co.'S rolling
mill nail mill and lock mill were badly damaged
nv fire. to-day The flames started from over
heated chimney. Delay in arrival Of the hremsn
was respon sibe for much OF the loss. which =
placed al 10000 with $4,000 insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
r,NyYERSALIST SUMNER MEETING.

Saratoga. n. Y, Aug S-At the OniverSans'
s,nn"rv ard educational subjects. Our Church
Schools" was discussed by the Rev Or I'M !; M
ATWOOD president OF Canton theological rs.iaent
Canton nn,bord University. Gaeshurg. H. and the
OF iJ xnoan Ward of New-York City. This aIter-
rev h ~ Irn,versalist mission field was discussed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
SCHOONER MOONLIGHT WRECKED.

Seattle Wash. Aug. 3.-News from the many YES
sells tina. left here early In the summer with gold
seekers for Kotzebue Sound. Alaska. has been re-
celved in letter from Charles Thornton. an
nouncing the wreck OF the schooner MoonliSnt.
July 2 at the entrance Of the kawydk RIVER Inc
passengers and their outfits were saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
ovr PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY FILED.

o,,,, o,a netition in bankruptcy was filed yestor-
Adv T. vas that OF Simon Oberfelder. formerly OF
White g. Oberfeder, wholesale dealers ip wooiens.
hlte OK -, No 5fG Cnnai-st. The liabilities are
iorne' sso 6ro There are no assets. Blumenstel
auout $os,o ,ho atiorneys Gustave White. the other
n.r,nnr nlod petition on Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
Wurcuean advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LERS will find the London office OF The
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street, a convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04

some two years ago were called upon 70 make GOOD
a deficit OF about SIS 900. and the cluo - now
probably that much behind once more: Wnethes
This sum ca be raised or whether 4 will be deemed
advisable abandon the club. VIII De oecioeo at
the meeting tomorrow night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
uUDsOy RTVER SHIPYARD BURNED.

Nvack NJ y. Aug. a-The shipyard OF the H. j.
poaarmond shipbuiding Company. at Tomhhs
rnvs Rockland County. was burned to-day. LOSS
100 OO0: Insurance. Io.V0
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS addressed TO d, T.
Wheat. mayor of the Clty OF B-aumoAt'
Texas will he received up 70 Q clock PIN
Thursday December 10. 1898, for the paw
ing and curbing Teyis street from tbs east
line OF Pine street to Its intersection with
Crockett street. and Crockett street from
its intersection with Teyis street TO the
east line OF Orleans street. ana PearI ktrseI
from the south line OF Bonham street 70 the
north line of Tsnnin street, In the city Of
Beaumont, Texas, with fltrihed brick on
inches OF concrete foundation and With VII.
rificd brick with intermediate course OF
building brick on inch sand foundation.
and asphalt on linen sand foundation ana
croosoted blocks on board ana saDo fouuha-
lion as p6r plans and specifications on
file In the mayors Office IN the city OF
Beaumont. Texas. 4 certified check on
local bank for $3.50 without conditions shall
accompany each bid. payable to che mayor
OF the city OF Beaumont. TaSas, same to be
forfeited as liQufdated damages IN case OF
failure OF the successful bidder 10 enter into
contract aud bond as required by speelfica-
tIons The city reserves the right 10 In
crease the contract one or more blocks as
they may desire The city reserves the
right To reisct any or all bids The bids
8 o'clock D. NJ, Thursday. Decsmber 10.
1856 D. p. Wheat Mayor. Beaumont. Tsx
al lZ-l
will be received for ine
RI Palestine. Texas Tne plans and speei-
rcaiions will ne on ME in NJ city secre.
tarys Office after she 2ith instant; plalt
and specifications Viii not be seat out. Al
bios must b. In not late, than December !,
1859. and must be accompanied by . GER
tiled check Of 10000 that they will ente,
into contract In accordance with plans
aud specifications and give the requires
bond Tor completion OF same, provided they
arc awsraea IN rcnlrnc.; Limit 81 tiine fOf
}rompleton rinHs also be stated on bids Til,
city reserves ine fisa' % Iesesi ans Or all
bids. A. II ho"rfs. M.yor
u y
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


BOARD AND ROOMS
1909 RusA avenue. 10
ROOM and board fer couple; close in; south
COS, froat room. CRATE very desirable, 1900
Ml.an. 20
TWO NICE large rooms for couple or gentle
men ana small room for one gentleman:
good table board; all modern consenienres.
Apply s05 Main, second door from Eusk. .
MY BEST ROOM yaeated by couple leaving
city; all nonvenicnces, electric lightsi un-
c1ceiled table: references required; 1912
Walker. 2
1911 TEXAS AVENUE Large nrst-class
boarding hOuEe, 2Iz blocks from Capitol
fo.el, Main street; hotel accommodations
transient and regular bcarders solicited
ratss reasonable.
40. TEXAS AVENUE aud board; one
block FROM Capitol hotel; strictly iirst-
olcss. ~
BOARD and rooms at reasonable prlcesi 4is
La Branch street. %
ONE nicely furnished front room with board.
bath PRIVILEGES; references required: lilo
Capitol. ~
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-. an to coIored rencher..

|bon,,,s, 10 coiored Tenchers.
kAaa. iexas, November 25.--In ac-
|sso' H., WIN the requirements of the
il ws,, : hereby call the colored teach
ri. !, ~ ccrnty together for inetI.u e
|tr'dsy i n Usual place, on Friday and
|liaips !, nos s. IS and II. 1898.
kr, : 70 NEE all OF tbe ts.,he. NJ tho
tsA'a respecifuily y ~ :" M re-
David Williams. President.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-28

FOR SALE--30o ucreg OF fine improved ranch
land In Fort Bend county especially adapt
ed to farming: only 20 miles from Houston:
all Communications answered. a. r.
Eycrts 1900 Milan street 12-l
FOR shLE--Iiouse and two lots corner Chap
man anu Cont affects. Farm ward. w. H.
MoBlroy. 30eM Main street II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-28
FOR SALE.


FOR sALB--First-class line of fruit trees.
consisting OF pear, peach. plum, grape, muI-
berry, fig paper shell pecans, very cheap
Address Nursery, Gencn, Texas. -
"PiIENIx' Castoria guaranteed equal II not
superior TO amy other brand; s2i per gross
delivered, Texas Chemical Co.. Van AIS.
tyne, Texas.
GET MAPS from Witty, corner Main and
Frnpklin streets.
| GENUINE chlneee Imported teas Chinese aud
jspanese Bazaar, silk bandkerehiets, cat
nesc fireworks. parasols mended and re-
covered at Van Tai Lay ~ Co. l0lB,a Pres.
ton avenue. 1928
ORGAN Elegant black walnut pnrlor organ.
in good condition. cost sls5; price $40 cash.
Call or addreaB 1909 Dallas avenue. 80
FOR sALE--75 head mules and Is head
horses, all broke, gentle, ready Tor farm
purposes. or viii exchange for Houston city
properly. Call or address j. H. Burnett or
J. o. Ross. ~
FOR sALE-7FiDo lot Of buggles. phsetons.
Eurreys, road wagons and harness.; Llren-
don's Stables. Franklin and Caroline street.
WE HAVE a number OF cooking and heating
stoves Of various makes which we are clos
ing out at sacrificing prices. IL. II. Holt.
kfmp. 3l2 Travis street ~
COOKING and heating stoves OF some Of tho
best makes, 10 be closed out ~ astonishing
~ low prices. at Hotkamp's, SB Travis
"
ONE Emerson upright plano $40; one Fischer
upright siiJ one large New York upr.ght
rann Sl95. equal TO new: one upright plano,
mandolin attachment, $50. SLetf. 6Js ira
ys street. near Texas avenue -
NEW PIANOS at special prices stieff COZ
Travis street. near Texas avenue
Folt sALE-Gentle buggy horse. Apply "a.
Travis street 70
FOR sALE--Reglt 81 Bernard dog,
male, years old. grange and whiia color
Kind disposition and ionl OF children. Au-
Dress stating Otter TO Lock sox 49, Vic,
torIa. Texas
ron sALE-ISifteen horsas si5 to s,bi city
broke. every horse suaraItee ed as represent
"a or moBsy rsfunded, Sod buggy, Up
Orange Swan, sandberg's Stable. III rfairie
avenue. ~
ONE large tent. In good condition. cheap for
cash. 1910 Preston avenue w
oLEoMAKGARINE for baking cake. 2 pounds
70 cents: best table butter. y cents per
Market. T.. X. Crook LEG
PURE BLOOD POULTRY--Get your order in
now for Barred Plymouth Rocks ana Par
fridge Cochin Eggsi ! guarantee every eEg
To BIO tho stock represent them Arufrsd
u. a.. Champion. r. y. box 6il. or tsisphonc
No. 9. W
kinds immense stock; freight prepaid .easa-
i Fla nee .. /. ia'ef. o'sa = 8
FOR SALE-At all times. all grades Of horses
and mules. prices ranging from sz5,vp w.
Come aud See US az 3os san JAeinlo street.
Houston Horse. huie ana Lsey company;
BICYCLES Ladies' second hand shapieIEh. |
sia. Wastn1nxer SIS, Toys Rugby. SO; !
HANDLERS, 81. Write Tor specifications, /
Asscb cuimers, Houston. Solar So lamps;
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FOR SALE on RENr---A ane plantation liz
Brasoria county, valley land. seven miles
went from Columbia 1000 acres In good
state of cultivation. 80 tenant housas: store
and managers house; 40 mules and necas-
sary plows, etc. viii give bargain 10 ro-
sponsihle party Address II, w, Norris,
KAN building. HOUSTON. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-28

TWO OR THREE unfinished front rooms
for housekeeping. cheap No. 10i Crawford.
q "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-28

10 IIFE AGENTS or TEXAS, Indian ana
Oklahoma Tcrritories--we are nov prepared
cial or general agents with u blk commits
sion for cash or rotcs, With bonus TO-
newal Interest; notes taken with or without
war tax and examiners fca ia ali cases. Rar lar
ris Patterson, general managers. "old
Hartford Life. Dallas, TeNss, II
wANTEp--v once. ono Young, sober, reliable
timer for permanent job, Address Book
man q Craig. Navascta. Texas 4
WANTED--At once. a good news aud Job
printer:. only requirement sober: state wages
expected. Courier, Ozona, Texas. Is
WANTED -First-class hotel cook 1t Mcrar-
lain House Jennings. La. none but sotNt
and experienced need apply. rhco. kiaEr
wANTED--A barber at tho Lawicr Hossa ,uar-
Dor shop. ~
tory ID Our War with Spain, It's Causes, Ind
dents and Resuits." clvn. military and nAvsl.
a ss Plates A. SaSsr " n
Senator Thurstou lNeb.,. Tho groausst
seller ever known. 1000 more agents wanted.
We pay ircisht ard sise credit. Writ for
A. d. %orthington Cos Hartford. Conn.
AGENTS and branch manager. salary or com
mission. Hunter Tailoring company. Ctn-
cinnau. Ohio.
wlANTE,---A good steady all around black
smith. Apply at i1i7 Congress avenue. es
4 l.s
hands. Tenle Il. Dobbert toia's Prairie
avenue, 30
wANTEf,--sfronS girl German. or swede
pt.tcrred) 70 stay on place and do washing
md hcusowork 1000 Mtlam ~
wANTEnA good white woman cock at Si4
Preston avenue. .. .l 30
wANTED--sA first ciuss electrician. ono VINO
can give good references and rs capable hi
SS.fy respect, A.nress at once, ;; ca II, Van
company. BeauuVut. Texas rs
WANTED. -colorcd woman to cook and wash
for small family: Apply Mt aio6 Rrnzos
street, between Gaay and Webster. :
Cuoi---white or coiored. wa,fcd at fsie
Walker; only first.slsss nooc apply. u
WANTED Ladies to do piece work at home
steady employment; good pay. 4is LaBrsneh
street. 80
AGENTS make big qiencv Working for Us;
staple artcles; sa,nflcs Toe. Address Lock
boN $50. Nacogdoohds Texas. a.
= ,NEEPERs, stenographers. teachers.
statesmen, clerks, druggists out Of employ
ment would do we'll 10 call or write South
ern Business Exchange, 4ol Binz building
wANTEp-At once. n good all round tailor.
Apply to Gille the tailor. Navasotn. Texas,
wANTED--Ton teams. to haul cross tics at
Midline Switch ON y II. aud W. H. Ry,,
S6 miles east of Houston; fair wages for
good teams guaranteed. Burkitt harness
Palestine, Texas. 70
AetfM s-.on salary or commission; tho
greatest agents solier ever produced, every
user OF pen and ink buys II on sight, 200 to
500 per cent pronts one agents sales
amounted 10 500 In six DAYS; another So In
two hours. Monroe Eraser Mig Co. y 400.
LaCrossc, Wis. L
WANTED Young me7, and indies to icarn
tclegraphy for positions on railroad; one
rrtors In demand. Dallas Telegraph Col
lego, Dallas Texas. -
SAT.ESMEN--For cigars; si25 n Iponth and
expenses. old firm; experience unnct essRry
c. G. Bishop & Co.. st. Louis, Mo. II
AGENTS. Economy sas burner. saves 20 pef
cent OF ehJ, mnkes large. beautiful light
and gives LOO per cent profit to ssloanen.
General Agency Co. 10 Dearborn arrest
Chicago. III. q
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GENTS SUITS cleaned and pressed at the
Acme Cleaning and Pressing Association, Zoe
per suit; by JOINING the association gents
der for sl2 per year; monthly lnstalments
OF 81. No eo2la Main street over coekreil :;
j. T. Green. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-28

WE SHOW the best rental property in the
city and control the most exclusive class of
tenants, and you Will hnd Il TO your In
Binz building Phone 67S
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rooms. modern conyeniences;
close in: terms reasonable. l0l4 Mckinney
aven,e z
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FoR RENT-seven-r raised cottage; with
wutei service bath. stable, servants room:
ST per month. ST. Emanuel. Apply 2io5
Franklin. W
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FOR RENT Bakery. with modern appll-
antos, and dwelling; close in. Apply $50
Congress avenue.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms for gem
tlemen; very reasonable: basement rooms
for housekeeping $500 per month. lois Nc.
Kinney. %