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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-12

THE PLAIN FACTS about the quail
ties and values here is what commands
SO much business. 1t Is simply impossible
to overdraw the merits of the Nine TWEEN
ty-Five range OF Mems Suits. glance
at the fabrics will tell you more about
them than we can print. Compare them
only with the high grades OF made-to-
measure work-to match them in the
ordinary clothing stores is just simply out
of the question. No tailor IN tho Union, II
matters not who nor where, gives more
attention to the style of his garments
than what has been placed In these IA
nous Nine twenty-five Suits. The varie-
ty is far greater than you will find at any
other place Alterations when necessary
are made free of extra charge. correct
fit is guaranteed. There certainly never
was a time when Nine Twenty-Five COW
arsd ca much real tailoring worth. AL
sorts OF sizes-all sorts OF shapes.
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vain 10 their comrades 70 care lor lno
80 coo buried there. mr.
president"
A vote of thanks was given 10 hsV. =,
WilIiam Jones and Mr.. Busby OF North
Carolina, for their resolutions that tno
graves be left to the care Oh southern
women.
There was a meeting OF the Auxlllary
of the Homeopathic Free Dispensaly
Yesterday afternoon at the residence OF
Mrs Carter, 207 north Twenty-thlrd
street AT O'Clock. A large attendahce
was present, and much routine business
transacted
Mrs. ]. d. Policy, of No. 7l5 east Gay
street. left last Monday for her old
home. Charleston, S. C., 10 De present as
the reunion and to visit relatives ana
friends.
Lieutenant George s. Wallace; united
states Volunteers, has lately lett the
ssrvice and returned from Cuba. he Is
now visiting his mother, Mrs. NJ o. al
lace.
Yesterday was fiower-day at the Ma
sonic Home. and the ladies were much
gratified al the many donations Oh peau-
tiful flowers.
Mrs. Roger A. Pryor and party. OF New
York. will be at jamestown on SdluiuaS'
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@Unprccedtntcd UndtrValue Selling. @

Supendous and
Selling RICH RAREBARGAlNS In
made in it's hggade TAILOR SHOPS
VERY BEST Or
masses anu tue
making minute
the goods carrying
iontr throngs buyers that every ~
statement is complied with
is Exact to the Penny!
Every Article Enumerated is Honestly Represented!
Every Quality is Clearly Defined and Always Given !
$4.95. $725. 1925. $z.5O.
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81 had female trouble of all kinds,
had three doctors, but only grew worse.
/ began taking Lydia 4. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills
and used the Sanative Wash, and cam
not praise your remedies enough
MES. EFFIE PERKINS, PEARL, LA.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY RATES.
Conference OF Transportation One
cinis With Commerce Commission.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May n.-rhers
will be a conference OF railway officials
with the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion tomorrow. regarding the rate situa'
ton in the South. About twenty-five
roads are expected to be represented.
covering the territory south OF the Ohia
and east OF the Mississippi among the
principal roads being the southern. the
Louisville and Nashville, the Adans'c'
Coast Line, the Illinois Central road. tbs
saaboard Airline. and the Plant sys
tenn. The published rates In the south
are stated here to be better mamt.meo
than I'm most sections. but there have
been complaints OF discrirsfnation Ia
some cases In favor OF tina larger cities
ana towns, discrimination practicsd BY
many OF the roads. as Indicated BY the
published tarin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-12

6 to u won, Nanlno go 10 and % 10 ID
second, Star Chimes q to p third. Times
ssib.
Fifth race-six furiongs-Trilo a 10 y
won, Boney Boy 90 to and TO j. ses
cond, King Don "a 10 u third. Time. 11pA.
Sixth race--one miie-Don de ORC a "a
ID won. Twinsier g TO l and 2 10 ID se-
cond, Charentus Is 10 u third. Time, l:ts.
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rrrrrrs TO MRS. rrSxHAM NO. 0,,ss4l
"DrAR Mrs. PISKliAM-For some
time | have thought Of writing to you
90 LOT Won know of the great benefit l
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have received
from the use OF
Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegeta-
bic Compound.
Soon after the
birth ofiny first
child I com.
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Protest from Richmond Daughters.

Mrs. y. V. Randolph yesterday sent
the following in relation to the proposed
resolutions on the subject OF Federal aid
for the care Of Confederate graves:
General Stephen u. Lee. Charleston. S. C.
THE Daughters of the Confederacy OF
Richmond, Va. protest that the graves
of our dead must not be taken from us.
We would have an appropriation from
the United States Government for the
graves of those buried in national GENE
teries at the North. We have appealed
in vain TO their comrades TO care for the
5000 buried there.
Mrs. n. V. RANDOLPH,
President Richmond Chapter.
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Mrs T. w Lee, Montgomery, Ala, writes: some YEAR
400 was inoculated with poison by nurse VINO ec'o
NV babe with blood faint was covered with sores ala
ulcers from head foot and in my great
20 die Several prominent physicians treated me- but all
20 No nnrnose The mercury and potash which they
gave add fuel to the awful flame hsS ssen
devouring advised by irenas c VINO nau im
proved from the start the medicine seemed 70 30 arec
r. cause of the trouble and force the OUT
hotfes cured me completely" swift oPecIno
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the Pacific Slope. II was decided not to
allow the section any representation.
The report showed 1,72s delegates pres
ent. representing 1889 camps.
NEXT MEETING-PLAcE TO-DAY.
II was decided TO make the selection
or the next place OF meeting a special
order Tor Tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
HISTORY REPORT.
General Stephen ID. Lee will present
the important report OF the Committee
on History tomorrow. Considerable In
Is one OF the most important matters TO
come before the convention.
The convention then adjourned
LETTER FROM FITzHUGH LEE.
CHARLESTON, {. c.. May 11.-At to-
days session Of the Confederate Veterans
reunion. the following letter from General
Fitzhugh Lee was read:
II am obliged for your kind and compli-
mentary letter. / do not know of any
thing that would give me greater plea
sure than TO me at the reunion In Charles
ton, but my duties are so pressing that
/ fear | will not be able to leave, even
for few days only. Then, too. / think
the quarantine regulations would prevent
me from getting TO Charleston or any
other southern ports in May. You see,
after these quarantine laws are In force,
we Cubans are supposed to have yellow
fever smallpox, and all other diseases,
and are set down as not being proper per-
sons for anybody 10 associate with until
the gray frosts overspread the land.
yours, very truly,
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comedy that Il guaranteed purely vegetable and contains no
mrv arsenic other mineral or chemca. II p~
cnre Cancer, Eczema, Scrofula, hneu"a'''"' 0"o - -
letter Cabuncles, Sores ETC. ro,,.nv Al.n.
Valuable books mailed free by Swift Specnc Sonp""' A'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-12
INTERESTING FACTS FOR BOYE

KNEE PANTS FOR BOYS. ALL AGES
com 4 70 1S Junior buckles and binding
a., hottoms sizes to s. Three buttons
6nish sizes 9 to l6-taped seams, strong
hands. slightly, serVceable, ~
Brownish Twill Cheviots Choice nc.
Of sizes this week only..........
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"FITZHUGH LEE"
PROPOSED GRAY AND BLUE RE-
Union.


CHARLESTON. S. c., May 11.-An effort
is being made here to bring about a grand
reunion OF Confederate and Union vete-
rams, and the matter will be formally
presented to the Confederate Veterans
Association. now In session here. In the
city are William Aiken, Jr., Mayor Of
Evansville, Ind; William Field, represent
ing the Confederate veterans Of that city,
and c. j. Murphy. representing the Grand
Army OF the Republic. who are here for
the purpose of arranging a joint reunion
in Evansville in the near future. They
will formally lay their plan before the
convention, and urge its adoption.
SONS HAD BRIEF SESSION
CHARLESTON, s. c., May 1.-THE Sons
Of Confederate Veterans held brief ses-
sion to-day, but transacted no business
of Importance. Tomorrow the election
Of a commander-in-chief will take place,
and exercises in memory of Miss Winnie
Davis will be held.
INVITATION TO BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, n. Y, May n.-Secretary
Keep, of the Merchants Exchange. has
telegraphed the Confederate Veteran AS
ISOLATION, now in session al Charleston
S. c.. an invitation TO hold its reunion
in 1901 0he Pan-American Exposition
year, in Buffalo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-12
WINNIE DAVIS MEMORIAL

Hampton stepped back, and soon after
ward left the rostrum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-12

KNEE PANTS FOR BOYS, ALL AGES
to l6 All Improvements naue i,YTi
WOOL we mean just what we say
Stylish plaids and neat. plain patterns
Very serviceable, extraordi- 0EC
nary bargains. Choice OF sizes ZOOs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-12

KNEE PANTS FOR BOYS MADE UP
with vide. large double seats, that extend
from seam to seam, hand felled, Dig
doJ,hle knees taped seams. patent riveted
huttons strong bands pure d FABRICS.
a variety OF styles. Among them
Navy Blue and other. popular Knee
pants patterns. Choice OF 49,
Sizes 10 lS-this week -EOSs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-12
Mrs. n. V. RANDOLPH,
President Richmond Chapter.
Fifty Per Cent. Saved.

Fifty Per Cent. Saved.
You don't have to buy quinine TO go
with Groves Quinine Liver Pills; you
get 1t all combined In one. Price, 10 and &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-12

vain TO their comrades to care for the
80 coo buried there. ,r,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-12
CREDENTIALS REPORT

The report Of the Credentials Commit
tee also was adopted after d brief de-
bate on the representation to be allowed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-12
Promptly Reaches the Seat
4 all Blood Diseases and
Cures the Worst Cases. d'i E

o and diacul remedies claim
cures anu none Gun
all blood diseases and gets at the
foundation and rou the poison from n system
hide from view temporarily
niy to again violently than ever forces ou every
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-12
REUNION TIDE RISES,
CONTINUED FROM FIEsT PACED

.,ca blood. not from ambition pu'
simply because they felt '"a' '"''O
,,ih Of duty. .,,,,,,c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-12
s, S. s. GOES
TO THE BOTTOM.

In every test made 8. s. s. easily
demonstrates its superiority over other
blood remedies. 1t matters not how OBJ
stinate the case, nor what other treat
ment or remedies have failed, s. 5. 5.
always promptly reaches and cures any
ase where the blood is in any way involved.
yeryone who has had experience with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-12

VERY HANDSOME BOYS SUITS.
consisting OF variety OF styles. Plain
Double Breasted for big boys and Ves-
tees Refers, and Blouses for the little
fellows. Handsomely finished. correct Mt
ting. and strictly up-to-date in every par
ticular. Choices of sizes q = M
anywhere from TO 10, IN nOsUO
clusiye-this week only.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-10

WE OFFER six good building lots on San
Jacinto street. near McGowen avenue (Which
will soon be paved. cheap. Low rate of In
terest on deferred payments. To those do,
string to build VIC will advance money for
the purpose on the monthly installment
plan or in annual payments, II preferred
Apply to Houston Land and Trust Company
i2-l5-lsss
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WE HAVE added TO the Smith Premier type
writer, for which We are still agents. new
tabulating DEVICE which can be put on any
No. 2, 8 or 4 typewriter Will be pleased
to have our typewriter salesman call and
explain this.
]. j. Pastoriza Pig. & Litho Co. Il
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WE DO the rental business OF Houston. be-
Sc we have the houses 10 rent; no
trouble 10 show property N. NJ. Nornest 4
Co. phone sls. Binz building. :!
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

WANTED--SinEle gentleman wishes furnished
room. modern conyeniences. centrally TO-
Gated: private family preferred hddrs.ssss'
CITY IL
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by married coupe: po,l.
kNvu COOKS. IN pvarali,g mouse, h.tei. res,a-.
IahtS wne 1000 enahpcfuialu apu svve
Worher; eermans. Aouress osvc. tnis oinee
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FOR sALE--My large twostory hotel, on
Main street, centrally lotaied. In Cleveland
c&fs; 100 fee. fron' by lot feet back rne
flower yard and orchard. cottage and COW
town; il5IO Apply 20 J. w. Ellison, cieye.
lind Texas. il
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MUST be sold by August 2l--Few lots, boxlS2.
oae block from electric car, In Houston
Heights. $50 500 worth OF lois, 50 monthly.
d d Smeaton h02 TrnYls. "
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..prr SOCIETIES.

CALLED meeting Of San "a Ia
eng n. Masons. in their
AZ A. IN Congress avenue, at =
. nail - tonight. Work In the
IJl o c,va and nth degrees. Wis
fourth - ab are cordially in
Al We, vIied 10 attend; Max iauo'
~. Rue. secretary
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YlSsFIELD'S monthly regulator has
MI happiness to hundreds of anxious
Enn; Rave never had eli gle failure:
cEst esgs relieved In to days without
Esf. 10 pain: no danger. no interfer-
N si.h vork. BY mail or office. So: all
tsr !rulhfry answered. Mansfield REM
h q, III Dearborn street, room GA. Chi
hfn 81
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TEACHER---An experienced normal gradual,
oesires a posiuon as teaouer luouir,
throush Charles II. Senroeuer. La Granse.
Texas. H.
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1890 ACRES of fine fruit and tobacco land. 800
yards from railroad station aud 10 miles
firm Conroe; price for ten days only 81 per
acre. Craig g Fuller. bli Main street. IL
OUR SACRIFICE SALE OF LOTS IN second
ward will be continued for this week only.
Forrest Son. 200 Main. "
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WANTED TO RENT In good locality, by
widowcr without children. one unfurnished
room; must be cool. Address s. c. L.. this
Office. 10
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u kinds u trees trimmed and doctored
lstlrE borets and Insects; roses and shrub
3lr erred 'r,m blight and disease: first
PTS work guaranteed. Address elias. AL
Dfxtt care W. D. Hune's drug store, city.
|tf TX
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5ib0O FOR nice iye-room cottage In Far
Grounds Extension addition: terms pract
caly to suit purchaser. Wilson &c Hannah
203 Kiam building. l
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by boy OF IA in printing
oince. lawyers ofnce, do,tors Once, go
Gerry. drus sore or SHOP. ,an iurnlsa reiel
enves Auuress ltlb. tnis Once, /.
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FOR sALE--A new storehouse and stable, al
In lots together, for sale cheap. Il. seifert,
Hrpnnam II
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A YOUNG. able bodied man. coiored. wao ia
VIKING 10 WORK. wan,s place 10 WORK arounN
the mouse or taAa onaIge OF morse anu
hukky. Address OiyI, TINS nIIive. u.
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TWO nice cottages on Washington street, Just
this side OF Drummer addition, for sale on
easy terms. Wilson Hannah. 2oS KAN
huiIdlng IL
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montn. Will rent to responsible parr,ss
- swope. care IiDos nuiioing. 4.
GAECoToh'S SALE-To close up the estat,
Oh tne late FRANK Sterne. deceaseu. 4 o,,er
ior safe the following prvpvr,y siluateu 4
,ne city or Houstoa. Texas, to-wit: INA,
three ,Sl story Drick ouniuing, situated a,
Mos, iio ana II, Nam street, oeiag ON q 10,
~ ~, srounu oVAluV, containing the Western
Union ieiegiapn companys ONCE and a..
s.oie Iorineriy occupied as a whoiesaie
.quor store by the la,e Frank Sterne. Ais.
she tntee-story brick building situated a
NOS. ivOs ana loll Franklin avenue, at pres
ent occupied by the American Express coin
pany said building being on 5Ux55 FOOT io,.
Also the following properly In the FIf.n
Maio' namely, seven-room desirable cot
tase, situated on the corner OF hay sian ana
Lioerty streets tclose to the Eiysian stree,
Pupllc scnooil. with two lots OF grounu.
Likewise, sixteen tl6) acres OF land known
as the j. u. Dewberry tract, ABOUT two Ia
miles nortnwesteriy from the court house
VIII receive ouers for the above descrl pe.
property in parcels; terms subject 10 the
ORDERS ana approval Of tine honorable Judge
OF the county court Of Harris county, Texas.
nj
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wANlED--siluauon py miudie-axed maj
tSerinanl: svpor ana reiiaoie. OUT insa.,a.
70 woin arvunu nvsse. aay had VI iiN.s
worA. IN prlssle fanny nauuy witn norscs.
lIease AQurNss sArluur. inns oIlIce. A.
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AGENTS WANTED.

VTANTrp- Manager and agents IN every eli
fcr cheapest and largest Hue. made TO orce
only. Est, 1879. Hunter Tailoring ana sair
Co.. Cincinnati. OHIO
AGENTS. on salary or commissions the great
~ ner ana ink buys II on sleht. 200 20 ~
per cent pront: one agents sales amountl q
10 $500 In sis days; another So y ~
hours Monroe Mig Co.. 100. Ia Vfoss
WIS.
I0czT- AGENTS wanted In every town In Tsxs.
Tor the sale OF laundry soap, manufacture
BY Magpaiia Soap Co.. Houston. Texas 81
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WE ARE prepared to build on the rent plan
several houses In the Thisd ward: only a
and Crawford streets can not ne excelcd:
get our prices; q pretty homo on an asphalt
pavement on easy 10 monthly payments.
Houston property than now and we can
convince you that we can offer better bar.
gains than any one. for We keep abfeast OF
with us. N. NJ. Norfeet Co.. 2ol Blnz
building. II
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WANlEn-By young coiored boy position
! around private house lsui Decatur street,
, city 4.
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DR. W. W. Luss Or v. c. Luss
DIS. LU||l \ Lu||1,
KHAN BUILDING.

We are now In our new sanitarium. sspeci-
ally prepared for the treatment Of chronic
diseases OF all kinds. We have IN our o..
adjustment every new instrument and In
sention that has been proven OF value 10 the
diagnosis or cure Of diseases. such AZ the
X Ray and the late improvements in Electro.
Hydro and Areo therapeutics. These late
improvements. combined with the adminstra-
ton Of well directed drugs. yield results Tar
s.rerIor to either alone
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WANTED--To rent cottage close in. Address
G6s6 this office. 10
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SITUATION WANTED -MA1n.

worn aruuno yarn, wiiiAk 20 maze ni,aiss..
us.tu., can give gova roiervnees. Nau y.
auufess oAo ruiier street. A.
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POSITION wanted BY a mechanical draughts.
man; young man with technical education
and shop experience Address o. Winger,
Chicago Heights, III. 10
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YOUNG MAN with grocery, saloon and feed
business experience, btels engag snent (,
would prefer country town. Apply oo,t, th,s
Otfice. III
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SCIENTIFIC soap maker and cotton seed oil
rtGnor will be open to position about Sep
TENDER l. Address Renner this office 10
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Worl fair
premium Sea Sile cottages. South End PUB
hc park, La Porte, Texas; one acre. j. D.
Bureh, Aurora. Texas. 10
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

WANTED 10 know who It was that got "a,
trunk instead OF thsirs at the NJ. X and \,
depot al Fort Worth Friday, August I. MISC
Bette Holden. Columbus, Texas u
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LATEST NO. Remington; used less tnsu
non'n. VIII rent to respVasiole parties.
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FURNISHED ROOMS for light housekeeping
wanted by couple without children, ref
erences exchanged Address p. o. Box CPS. II
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PERSONAL

4 Or Answers :, office of The Pos
Is idIs Is sra,ns Saturday, August .:
/. " VIZ AZ; Arthur; e6S2 a.; VS2'' !, bak ser
ss, c. Capron; 1913; 622s; SOS
s s,s.s III: ssO4 l2l; 66,g; Druggsist'
EH sls'I r. (s); 6555; 66Q5; s66o; 6GS?
b Wy a. = 81: s5l2; 66o6; $3.50 llol; 66ll
] "; W IA. Isl (2); 6sS1; 66l2: 65l2 l2l
! ". ss;s: S5ss %; 66l0; 6s4o; 2viv
~ ~, u;s ssls; SSH; d69l; II. .. Shaftei
> III TX. H /. |; l43; r. II. c.; 6S92 az;
)! ~, ~, H. a6s; 6sil; 20; Webster; Josh
S. sss, J n csc (2); 6di7 (2); boi6 10;
kGi; rs Oh ~ -
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED--To lease for long time cottage
In Third ward OF i or rooms by parties who
can give best OF reference. Address 670l
this office IL
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sTOLEN-Buncb OF keys from I'LL Rusk ave-
nue.; return 10 NJ. j. Lyons, 400 Main street,
who will pay for trouble. IL
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SITUATION wanted by a colored girl, age II
years, to assist In cooking or housework,
Call at once 9l7 Andrews street. 10
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Executor Estate OF Frank Sterne, Decease ID
at Onice OF Raphael Bros, Houston. Tex
Houston. Texas. April ", 1898.
FARa. ERS AND PoULTRYMEN-Hn had
10 years experience In poultry business, have
receipt that will start hens laying in six
DAYS, and hens Will not take nest to set
ly; costs 2 cents to manufacture a pound;
receipt will be sent to anyone Tor 81 cents
In silver; guaranteed. Y. G. Patient. Neame,
La, Is
JOB PRESS CHEAP-sl0 cash and notes for
balance will buy AN SKIP o. S. Gordon, In
hne condition: discarded to make room for
l0x15. Rust & Joiner. Caldwell. Texas. IL
REDUCTIONS on pnaetons. buggles, surreys.
etc. to make room for our latest car OF this
fairs styles: Mosehart Keller, corner
Franklin and Caroline 1.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-10

SEEDS FOR AUGUST PLANTING-New
crop turnip seed, mustard. winter barley.
beardless barley, winter turf oats, Med-
terranean and Nicaragua seed wheat, Mex
ican June corn alfalfa. stock bects German
nlillet. Write for prices Texas Seed and
Floral Co.. Dallas. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-10

WANTED--Bright boy. aged IL,
wants a position as office boy or cash boy.
has references; good worker. Address Cos.
this office 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-10

WANTED--By colored man position to drive
delivery wagon. xSvS Decatur street, eity.i2
y YOUNG coloreu man wants lob driving de
livery wagon or dish wasning, wiiiiug &c
work. Apply 2ii9 odin avenue, Sam Kch
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