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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-19
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Cheap, nicly furnished front
room TO one or two gentlemen. cosy aud
warm for the winter; 7ol Crawford, Ger,
ner Capitol. ~
FOR RENT-Ilower noor Of. two-s,ory
house. three blocks from Nam street,
suitable for light housekeeping. Apply
10 1872 Congress avenue y
FOR RENT-Room 36x2i feet on second
floor. over Brown Bros store. suitable
art class or drcs smakine r.lrior -
FOR RENT-Tha NEST comfortable brick
dwelling corner Crawford aud Rusk
streets. with stable. large yard and out
houses. at reasonable rental Apply
Weems X Adams, !N3ig Preston. -
FOR RENT-A desirable front room; bath
privileges; references required. Apply
all Austin stmet. ~
FOR RENT-.An eight room house cisIern,
watorworks, sewer connections; good
locality; 5000 per month. Apply 9l
Austin street. %
TO RENT-SiN room cottage, bath ant
servants room; large yard, sSlO TRAY
street, tern rehsonaba; inquire next
door \. :. Dyer. -
FOR RENT--Five-room two-storv cottage
on Texas avenue pear Cheney srt. Apply
oil ChcneNrt street. y
FOR REN1--A small store. 1906 Congress
street. residence attached eight rooms.
FOR RHNT-Centlemen. call at No 2Oi
San Jacinto, cornol Franklin avenue,
and see the beautiful rooms. UP or down
stairs everything now, ana no children.
TWO well Toc1iel sTor1S- two offices Oh
Main stree. TWO offices on Congress
street. good house and 20 acres at iiar-
rsbure. T. }. Collins -
FoGrR-ROOM house. so. siN-room house
S5; Iive-rolm house and two acres $lo.
.t.- I'M g, q "a 1
N.olIlIls. ----.---------- 49,
FOR RENT-My farm 3s milcs from
Houston; 80 acres IN good cultivation aid
plenty of water. ApplN TO NJ, l., West
hc-m,r 1902 san Jacinio street II
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms
in private family, new house. modern
COnVeu4cnCeS. Caase in, Apply Ia lilD
Capito, avenue, between Austin and La
Branch ~
FOR RENT--Two uufurrished rooms. also
one furn sArd room, AT lnl1 Dallas ave
nue. corner Fannin street ~
FINELY FURNISHED ROOMS in pri-
Vate family, conveniently located. hot
and cola bath, everything new gas AMI
all modern conveniences. 7lt Crawford
FOR RENT-SIXTy cottages. flrty hOuse-,
three boarding houses. thrrc stores with
rooms upstairs by lohe star MoVne
company, corncr Main aud Texts ave
nuc, phone ''> -
WANTED ono or TWO grntl,Wcp to oc-
cupy large. south, front, We'll farm shed
room in house wCh modern ,ouNCulc nc"s
an best par, OF city. ehr passes y door
every seven IN nui"-' i"rn- inpdriAtr
references exchanged. Address ga JEFF
fcrson avenue.
FOR RENT-A ronVenieu. lou-e OF seven
rooms. eight blocks IRON 30. capitol ho-
tel Inquire ~ W. Il1l. y
4 DESIRABI.E furnished room Tor nom
southern exposure, large ana any, hath
room privilege, llN4 Ri-k street. ~
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SIS A WEEK EASY-Yon work right
around hom"; hr1nd now thing. no
trouble to make SiS a week easy. write
to us guicidy, You viii be surprised at
how easy 1t car IL ions. send ua your
address anyway: II VIII be FOR Your In
ttr"st to inNrs. igate, write today. You
can positively make SIS week easy.
Royal Manufacturing Co Box c. s.. De-
troll Mich 10-o9
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EOK SALE-F 0Wl nom cottage and
choice corner lot In Third ward, $500 10
$500 cash and balance on easy terms. q.
] Palmer, IN office
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WANTED TO BUY

hou.,h5id goods. furulture OF all kinds,
bought. good prices pa d. Collins Furni-
lure Company 2lG louisiana street, un-
dei Hotel Boyle. "
WANTED l0,0 O0 to 2o,to acrcs OF farm
land for colony; must be rich ana cheap;
ccast country preferred. Address H. IL. y,
20s Austin, Texas. ~
WANTED TO BUy-At once, one set bar
fixtures, counter to be about ~ feet
long Apply to American brewing AS,
ISOLATION. VI
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WANTED Position Az clerk or other
work hy .. young maj, of eooi business
uualtlc ifloI-. salary no object. hay"
G.r son. -r,N.,e 81
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N5 TO $3.50 SALARY and expenses TO sales
m"u f1r cigars experience unnecessary;
CLEAR selling mach nos 80 customers. w
l.. Is liuc y Co. 81. Louis. "A
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FOR RENT-.An eight room house, cistern,
WatcrWorks, sewer ronneCuonSi 10
locality. 5000 per month. Apply 9ll
A,gtA, ~
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AGENTS and branch manager, salary or
rom mission. Hunter Tailoring ana Sn,.t
Co. Cincinnati OHIO.
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SITUATION WANTED.

MANITOBA white woman would like
position tn a small family as com
panioB, small salary. Address ~, this
office. u
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FOR RENT-A desirable front room bath
privileges, references required. Apply
Ausffn Str.apf I'll
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FOGrR-ROOM house. so. six-room house
Sl5; fiVe-rOlm house and two acres $lo.
siX-room house and L. acres. SO. y. }
Collins. ~
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGEN Se s,ITis farn de5es
t tlNe lies ana additional inform ton adj
5ress lanes McCane. Z. o. box NO. ~
s o coTT9N SEo' s'i Nam in's STRAIT,
corner Franklin
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms
In private family, new hous.. modern
COnVen4cnceS. Caase in, Apply Ia l4ll
Caption avenue between Austin and La
Branch. q
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FOR RENT That Nest comfortable brick
dwelling, corner Crawford aud RuSk
Streets with stable. large yard and OUT
houses at reasonable rental Apply
Meem, X Adams. @Hla preston. 81
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WANT COLUMN.
THE POST is THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM OF TEXAS.

NAAAS . OSl 10 II bREAl w isN
MEDIUM OF TEXAS.
The Post is the friend OF the poor and
mccoy ana publishes advertisements FOR
situations wanted Of twenty-five words or
less three times free.
Ihe charge for other Wants" IS almost
nominal ana IL YOU want anything an Ad.
IN the Cheap Column OF The Post is sure
10 get II Tor YOU Especially ID Such the
case in
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING.
REAL. ESTATE FOR sAI.N
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUSINESS CHANCES
PERSONALS
STOLEN. STRAYED.
LOST. FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED TO TRADE.
BIDS AND PKO2OSAI.A
PROFESSIONAL.
BARGAINS
PARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED BIDS
WANTED TO BUY.
INFORMATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
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t1GENT BOY. about "A years Old
wsntra. Apply at 5. MarlIus. ilh Milan
street II
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HELP WANTED.

WANTEl-Good woman, white or coll
cred, 10 wait on sick person. Enquire
ut SlT Main street. Il
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FOR RENT-Cheap, nic-sly furnished front
room to one or two gentlemen; cosy aud
warm for the winter. 70l Crawford, ccr-
ner Capitol ~
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WANrElp~-One white. competent barber.
must be strictly sober Apply to Chas.
5. Sanpery. I2Ji Hardy street q
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FINANCIAL.

TO LOAN-ssoO0.OO In one or two amounts,
at per cent, three 10 live years time,
ON best agricultural lands improve or
Nam street ~
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SPECIAL NOTiCE--To whom IL may con-
Germ: Some party or parties unknown
10 the officers and members OF the En-,
met Council and Benevolent association
have contracted debts in the name OF
the above association without any au-
thorty Of the said association or Its of
nctrs. The public is hereby cautioned
that no bills will be paid unless contract
"a for by the Undersigned
Jack Kennedy, NJ. Monaghan, Edmund
Browne trustees.
Jack Kennedy. T. F!nnegan. Nj. Mon
Afghan, relief ccmrpiitee,
James Lawlor. president
j II. KaVanaugh, secretary. ~
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SITUATION WANTED.

Sf-rC ALTON wanted. clorkship Of any
kind. salary no object. can give first
class references, would leave city. All
dress T.. u, this office. ~
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%%SSSSS &%%%
SITUATION WANTED.
Manitoba white woman would like a
position. tn a small family as a com
panion, small salary. Address ~, this |
FlRST-CLASS stonographcr desires en- /
pioymeHt from TO y. N. references (
giVon and satisfactory work asStrot. !
would prefer commercial corresponds |
oncc. VIII accept moderate recomponsc /
for services. Address q, 100 Milan St, (
city. "A
WANTED-Position as ahstractor, hoois
keeper or FOREMAN Of some soud paper, |
am sober. will furnish highest OF rrtoI- |
onccs j. Il. D.. lock box lGS. Colum.
bus, Texas. Il
WANTED Position AZ clcrk or other
work 10y ID young mani OF eoot business
uualillc iNluus. salary no object. hay"
cNpeucuoc Address j. w. W. box ~.
san Saba ToNus u
WANF. WorA ~ a Woman Isw' q n
pr vat. family Add'.s WNr ihis uine'.2n
WANTED crk by young man naa,ly
Win carl.nier tools, ALSO Ia nllhg,
wants work of any KIND a, ono. wages
no object. l., 49,. ih.s oinre ~
" * -p-Hv young Lady teacher OF
marked ability ana experience, position
In private school or family Al moderate
silArN. For references and particulars
address Mss f. stanton Alg.ers la ~
4 MIDDLE-AGED MAN with good rec
ominondalions AMI strictly temperate.
wishes work as llnitor or watchman
oN'r hE' az WIN hsi employers. AZ
MhI1E WOMAN wishes situation in PIT
waite family good cook and willing TO
ass ST IN light house work No .l@ con,
rrcss avenue. ~
" NNTFD- Position rs drug clerk, throo
years experience. have taken one course
IN tlArmHcy good references. VIII com.
mcnee on small salary. Address Il. -.
los %. crawford, Texas. ~
POSITION WANTED By lll-round news
ani loi p,inler can 40 rIlloral w2,N'
u ii''' S9t'N iIhlrl'", ~ ~ .'"'.
t""i r'i'lt nee from every loInirI I'm
D"'' i'N' MpIh"l""' A"n'''' 10 '",N
L., llnhlM I.Naa.
commnion music. English, drawing
."niociabie nome NOR" important Iuhh
hiSo salary send ion parucHsriAaIs MIS-
V.ANrrp nv +, ,;er,n,1 g2 wears old
willing to work as g.ass washer or
Porter in a store. Address g1Qg this of.
lice IL
MAN desires situation to teach music in
family tor hoard Address g7Sa this of
urr n
= ,,,,,-~r-- n - ~ -----,,- - -, -,,1
,y5o hs a. ,ad even SreIs e2pnrienct ~
farming wan. a pusiilnn with some
ia t..lh nApl references
t"'n ,Ii ~ ,' h'"' ''' IN
--=----.--- - - =, =
WANTED situation 10y lady OF refer
gi.,,,,, rto,l in ofrrc IN mr. ant of civ
Ai,irn.,s / mis- nfn,r IL
I'm, ,,i,,,,,- I9II7,,-1V
,i-'vNr ~, oosrhm1f bv an all arotni
man vcith rood references Address r.
g nrauch lol8 cleveland street II
WANTED Work by white lady, VIII
wash or do any Kind OF work. Apply
-.
nnlr anih'y, WISHES 10 s,-utc i"' l =, .o,'
Win iISi-claSs amateur NHNtilnE I'm I'm
"a sEG tull parneulatS' Anult pr III HIts
~ ~
- II ,--,-i LII
ioSiIlpN ny = f"0l ~ .oui'u n'li'' e.'t,
as nui'l olHlh' i ~, ~ XVnrt
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LIVERY sTABLE-,The nearest point on
treville, Madisonville and all internedi-
ate towns. special attention To commer-
cial men. rates reasonable. b. I. Bryan,
proprietor buffalo, Texas. u
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FOR RENT-I.ower floor of two-story
house three blocks from Nam street.
suitable for light houSe keeping. Apply
TO 1912 Congress avenue. q
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED-To rent two unfurnlshedi
,ooms also one furnished room. at l0l7
DalIas avenue. corner Fannin street. u
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FOR RENT SiXty cottages. forty houses.
three boarding houses. three storos with
rooms UPSTAIRS. l}y Iote Star MuVng
company. corncr Main Hod TEXTS ave
nue.. phone asN 49,
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Farmers. Gardeners and
Fruit Growcrs-Bone and Phosphate
Meal for ferlilizing for sale n large ana
small quantities Jules Hirsch, Sole
Ament corner Milam and Preston. lious-
ion. inquire for prices in carload and
less than carload lots. u-l2
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WANTED-Posltlon as ahstractor hoolS
korp,r or foreman ci some goud paper.
cucos j Il. D.. lock box les Colum-
bus, Texas. Il
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Music Mrs Won Thaien, teacher of nj
ano. Ma>ons system of technique, is
now prepared ia take some more S'ho.-
airs. special Gttent IN given to new he
gin. ers, terms moderate. Inquire az
i;ruueWalt'S Music House -
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Is named below Austin Colorado Fay
cite Dewitt. Lavacn, Wharton. wash
iugton, Fort Bend Waller and liarris, 90
sch the celebrated humans pptenD
Syphon on can, sold IA every house
hold, latest patent out; only honest and
reliahc men need apply. Address, ,lul 80
a kucgcr. Front and Walnut street.
New Tim, Texas 70
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STU ALTON wanted hv a SWedr as yard
and coachman ami 10 he useful around
the house sohor and honest, best city
references Addpss C.. this office. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE or SALE-Whereas. the district
court of Harris county. IcNds. on me
18Th day OF sep ember, lSlJ, appointed
me special commissioner to sell all the
property, right and franchises OF the
Houston belt and Magnolia Park Raj
way company Faid order being made
iu ease No 1887 on the docket of "a
court entitled 4. y. Cobos. ct a vs..
Houston Bet and Magnolia Park Rail-
way company 81 al.
Now. therefore. notice IN hereby given
that /. 4. s. Abel. viii sell In front OF
the court house door of Harris county.
Texas, at public auction, on the mrs.
TUESDAY In November. 1896, the same
he.ng the " day of November, 1896 all
the properly, gifts and franchises Of
the Houston Belt and Magnolia Park
Railway company. Tho purchaser AT
such sIlc VIII be required to deposit AT
the 4mc OF the sale of said properly 10
him. the sum of live thousand dollars
lS.O00U0r In earnest of Tie good laith
oil his bd and said sale viii be made
subject TO the order ana confirmation OF
said cotrt II. s. AlfhLl4,
ll-3 Special commissioner
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WANTEp--By u thoroughly compotcn,
lady. a pos.to as housckeepor, roi'r-
ences exchanged. Address Mrs. c.. ~
West Tenth street Austin, Texas "
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\ HOUSTON young man, with Il widowed
mother nee Is work. IL honest, quick aud
ohlir.rg. knows fhc city perfectly !,
would 10. riu.l 200 ha a delivery clerk. Al
Dress 47N5. this ufu.e N
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\ NOl Nc Swcie with line recommends
ttons wants place to tend TO horses, hug
g,c> milk COWS. good yardmani sois'r,
honest. steady. Address John. this o.
nee. "a
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FOR sALE-That handsome residence @il
Caroline street, viii be sold at 4 bar
ana exam nc OF apply to n. NJ. Norileet,
Hutchins House
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FOR RTiNT-Room 36N2i feet on second
floor over Brown Bros. store. suitable
for lawyers office, physician's Office,
art class or drcS Shaking rsurlor ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-08-20
CLEVELAND STRIKERS ATTACK
NON-UNlONlSTS.
A FUslLLAOG or BULLETS
Three Men Are Shot and One Badly
Hurt in a Conflict Between Union
and Non-Union Men One Striker
and One Spectator Injured As
saulting Party Lies in Ambush.

Cleveland, Aug. l5.-Three men were
shot and one badly hurt in a conflict
which occurred last evening between
Il party of the Brown company strik-
crs and several nOn-union men
going home from the works. Two Of
the wounded men are nOn-union, the
third striker and the fourth specta-
tor. The names Of the injurded are: j..
w. Caldwell, non union, shot in the
thigh and struck en- the head with a
billy; George Plumb, non-union, shot
through the abdomen, will probably
recover; Thomas Evans, a striker shot
in the back, badly hurt and may die;
William Lawrcy of Giddings avenue Il
bystander, struck in the face with Il
telegraph insuator, badly hurt.
The trouble occurred nearly two
miles from the works, at the corner
of Wade Park and East Madison ave
nuCs. A number Of non -unlOnlstS live
In that vicinity Eight or ten Of them
were going home from the works to-
gcthcr. Just as they turned the cor
ncr crowds Of strikers who had bet II
in hiding behind Il saloon, attacked
them Stones were hurled, and George
Plumb, one of the non -unionsts pulled
% revolver and fired. Plumb was then
shot, as he Gains, by Henry Smell, IL
striker The firing became general and
at least twenty shots were exchanged.
Tho fight lasted but Il few minutes and
as soon as it was over the strikers
disappeared. Ambulances took the in
jurcd men to the hospitals or to their
homes and search for the men who
did the shooting was begun.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-08-20

all in good health. We remained
about six weeks till the steamer Wind
ward arrived left the Fran IN good
condition, and drifting, locked in the
Ice The Wirdward will take to Eng
land four Englishmcn Of the Jackson
HarmsWOrth expedition whose names
are Child, Burgess, Fisher and Blom-
quit Jackson proposes to remain in
the Arctic region until next summer,
with the Intention Of pushing farther
north. Jackson and companions are in
excellent health and spirits and full Of
hope ~ to the results of their eXpedi-
ton"
when the Windward left in 1898
we went on months expedition 70
the northwest in little boat, and dis
covered "A large tract Of land west
ward OF the hitherto unknown limits
and magnificent head-land composed
Of Ice from it's summit to it's foot and
having at It's base huge, unsurmount-
able rampant Of ice We named 1t
IIarmsWorth cape and only approached
the base ON the hcad-land with the
greatest diCulty, owing to The surg
Ing masses Of heavy ice and the furi-
GUS gales, during which our boat upon
several occasions was nearly smashed
to atoms. We landed on the coast as
often as possible and assembled tho
highest heights and made numerous
geological and botanical collections.
Far up in Cambridge Bay we dis
covered another lofty Ice hrad-Iand
and named it Cape FrthjOf hansen.
This spring has been phcnomenally
mild Although we marched north al
great distance, using sixteen dogs ana
II pony, we met, after Il fortnight, open
water reaching from the face Of the
huge glacier, east to pro cpItpus cnd
Of another huge glacier west. The adj
vance by BlodgcH being thus cut off
we lhen struck Outhcast, down Mark
ham sound, and added greatly to grI
discoveries Of 1895, but we were again
stopped by open water reaching en-I
tIrcIy across the sound, so that we
turned west ward and succeeded In ex-
plOrng the entire western shores.
During April the terrific snow storms,
coupled with rises In temperature, en-
tircIy broke mp tho ice and
prevented marching but VOL
took number Of valuable
photographs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-08-20

damaged to some extent by the wet
weather and high temperature, causing
it to sprout and mould, and while the
conditions have retarded the work OF
securing grain, growing crops have
been greatly benefited. Corn especial
~ has made extremely rapid growth, IS
fast approaching maturity, and a large
crop Is promised. Pastures have fresh
Cned and young clover is obtaining an
excellent start There are few lOCali-
ties in this section where the rains nave
been insufficient and the week Of Liga
temperature has taken up nearly all
the moisture in the soil leaving VegetA-
ton in very bad condition Fortunate
~ this condition prevails to a very lin
tied extent. Tobacco is maturing rap
idly and promises to be an excellent
crop. Some will be put up during the
present week Potatoes promise well,
but the extreme heat of the week has
ben unfayorabIe to the quality of the
crop.
In the southern section with favor
able weather grain stacking will be
completed during the present week,
but oats are going into the stack In
bad condition, owing to the recent
heavy rains which have thoroughly
soaked grain in the shock. Threshing
will be pushed in order to secure the
grain before it becomes heated and
mouldy Considerable threshing is
already done and the yields of oats aud
barley are generally reported good.
Spring wheat is not turning out we'll.
The weather has been all that could
be desired for the rapid advancement
of corn, and the crop is now safe, CX
cppt from frost. Pastures have i'm
proved greatly during the past week
and new seeding is attaining to an eX-
cclIcnt stand. Potatoes are fair as to
both quality and yield. Tobacco is re
ported in excellent condition and some
has already been housed. Fruit is
abundant and of good quality.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-08-20
SCOFIELD'S ARM INJURED
An Old Wound Aggravated by Too
Much Handshaking.

Marnette Wis, Aug. TO-. Major SEQ
field is suffering from the zeal of those
who clasped his hand in congratulating
him upon being nominated for gov
ernor by the republicans. 1t is not
generally known that Maj. Scofield's
right arm was manned on the field of
battle and for this reason he must de-
pend almost entirely on his left hand
and arm to do the work of both. At
ter his nomination was made unani-
II Gus Thursday afternoon Maj, SEQ
field was kept busy for hours receiv-
ing congratulations. AS result his
left hand and arm were sore and
swollen and he had to support the
much exercised member with his right
hand. He has with his son Paul gone
to Berry lake for few days rest,
While there he will receive a few init
mate friends.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-08-20
KENNETH Is PARDONED.
Governor Upham Extends Clemency 10
Life Prisoner.

Governor Upham yesterday pardoned
Albert \. Kenneth of La Crosse, who
was convicted on June ., 1883. of muir
deriug Anna otherwise Dickie' Dan
tells, woman Of the town in La
Crosse. Kenneth was given life SEN
tence The pardon was granted for
the reason that new evidence, const Il
ing OF dozen or more affidavits, was
presented to the governor tending to
show that while kennett might have
been guilty Of the crime Of arson, he
was not guilty of murder. Most of
these affidavits We're presented to the
governor several months ago by KEEL
uttts attorney, 4 + Bleekman Of
la Crosse ana The governor has been
since investigating AMI considering he
case one Of the most Important Of ne
affidayits presented to the governor
was made BY sister Of the deceased
woman. This sister, who is now !
married woman living in Montana.
came to Wisconsin for the express pur-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-08-20
FAILURE IN MlLWAU kEE
The Telegram Company Plant Seized
by the sheriff

Milwaukee, Aug, 10 lndrrsherift
Armour seized the property Of the
Telegram Cyclic Manufacturing com
pany at noon yesterday, upon iudg
mcnts ON coguovit, aGGreEatng So
l0tlo. or this amount all hut S5oS2
% il held hy the First National bank
The balance Is the namc of + w
Gauthte Wolf The failure was ptecip-
itatcd hy the failure OF $ + Myers \
Co Of New York. which was an
nounced Thursday afternoon. Strange.
Is enough the Myers failure was
caused by the Telegram company