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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23

4 lae IL del diA en- los feFtivos.
LINEA DE CUBA
LlegsrAn solo hssts 8sAsisgo de Cub,
los vspores que sslsn los dias s, Is = IS
Los do loa diss s y 25 tocArAn eE
Nuevists Puerto-P Padre, GibarA, Maya
4. Barscoa, Guantanamo , OubA
e dia Is hare las mismas escalxs
4 sxcepcicn de la de Msyarf, y Adem&l
i,'eaoA 81 SHgua de T4namo.
Todos reLoruarAD vsriicnndo aus sa.
tdas de Ouba los dias IL, - , ;, efec.
nAndose las sntradaa en- 10 HAbaas
sn Lac fechas correspondientas Do 10
80 = 8 dc cada nes.
Ninguno de estos vApores tocarA I
81 resOrno On Guantanamo.
LINEA DE PUERTO-RIOO.
Saler los dias 10y 30 los vaporst
que hscsn sl ssrvicio de Oorreos.
81 del dia 10 socs sn Nusvitas, Giba-
p, Bsracoa, Guantanamo, OuDs, Cabo
Haitiano J Pors-aa-Pr rincs Pusrto Pla.
CO, Ponec, NAyagnsx, Agnadilla y San
JnAn 9s Puerto Rico. Al rstorno harA
escsla en- los mtsmos puertos.
Rl del dis 81 lrA por Nuevit 80, C
oars, Barscoa, q Us ntanano, Cub San
10 Domingo, Poncs, AAyaguex, Aqua
dille : San Juan de Pasrto- Rico, y
aisOao POT los aismos pasrtos.
RetornsFan saiieado ds Puerto Rice
os aias as J 5 rsspeetivAmsnts; :ooa
l In On Cubs loo alas - , ., ilsgande
10 Hsbana en- iss fschRs eogrsspon.
iiensss A. 2 IL Do eAda mes.
Niaguno de sstos dos Fspofss toearl
- rstoEno 90 Guantanamo.
LIEHA DE- .OAIBARIRN,
Todos los luuas las Q de In tafdl
ssldrA u vspor que, tocan4o los martse
an Ia ,sabsis de oAgus, nsgark D Cal.
bAusu los nl6ESoiss.
Rs.Itnas& saltenoo dc Uaibarisn loi
Iusvss, aespu6z ds 10 llsgsdA del trsl
ss pAgaleEob, ON ssaaia en- SAguA, J
isghrA ia Aabs e ios Yisrnss.
Eodoa los vleEnss 4 tas 6 ds ls tarat
ADDS o1so vapoI qus tosafa sn lEsbsi
~ .tNsaa iot s&oadoA J llsgARk D Osl
alo9 ,os DoIi9oA.
2toctuREz sa TsGJrno sklisndo de- Ga.
'srsoa Ia WFr,es, aepu6s de ia Ilsgs<,
AL tean sc pnSsJsros, tocarA en- Sag.
llss ara 4 IL HaoAna los miSreolsa
m AOLCADOK
AstA empress usne el vapor A0UI
a, rotents para IemoIQues pog 10
stat de sstA EalA, y hAbilitAndo Z,
on oss pArA arhiQraa tdlss para o
Amsnto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23
HHa OHsN LA $sSa
DOCTRIhl CRISTIAAl
pOR GIL ESTEVE. ;.

Nueva .ediclon per1tcssmeu"
impreaa y encuadernAdA On Car
ton, . NUEvE PESOS sr"e''
Al c0ntado.
Tomsndo 10 gruesas % hses
IN buen dsfcuento.
Dc vents On estA Impreutx.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23

Eojuiciamiento civil, por Salce
90, tCmO.
Ley de +pju' oiGmiento civil. En-
liO Reus, 4 tunos
Legls'aolon Hlpotecarls por Ga
leudo, 4 tomos
Ley Ii 2oteearia con Reg -mei >
t., POI MOreii, tome.
A.~nceles jadlcialcs para 10 Or
m uAl.
Ia cas- de Rec uta. 40 CITE.
4em ), ctloh J Con pan 90 cts.
II,m Is taJon, 50 g.
Mahual dc Olaees de troya = to
III ! , rs.
Uud.A,l lie Justioia Militia. 81
ce4tnVUs.
t,'br os 'para.la. ACadelMa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23
VAPORE8.
EORHHOS.KSRAUo2BA
ukHLA !nnKPANIA eRAEk.LAKfIuk
AMT1A-.
:DE.A, LOPEZ d Go.

0OFVlB10 p3IB ! UUIbV ~61DO ~ 08U3G3
6ALIDAH.-Ds BarssIona los dias y 8.
c.da mes. Ds Malaga sl 7yH.-Dsoa-
dis sI 10 y 30.
Sc sxpsndsn nillstss dirsctos para MayagasE
Ponce, Santiago Dc Cuba, Gibsra, Nuev'ss' =
Eabanilla Y Colon. con trasbord0 en- Puer
tO-Rico Habana.
vi n DIRECTO DESDE PT0-RlCO@
IA. CADIZ
, en- 6poca cuarentenAM.
4 Ia OORUNA Y SANTANDER.
NsljGa do Puerto Rio0 los dtGs 4 q
5yl5 de cadG mes.
Bs sxridea pasajes do Ida , vuslta Gen Il
Ger cionte dc rebaJa.
A Las familias que psgasA la squivaleAoi'
AeI pasaies sntsros, 70 iss Aari IL rsbala dc
rs Dor oients. Asta rsba1A No 90 aplioabls
% billetss dc Ida y vuslta.
In 10 IL E. slass. On RiAs msAsr dc
aKes On oadR familia, gratis. Les dsmAs N
RSrss de Q aEss do Fasajs, do IL aAss
aumplidos l easais, do Is aAss ssmplides Pa'
Vajo sAtsrO.
KR a. prsferonoia s. orGlRarfa. Un nj
nsatn aies gratis. De 3 Z Z aAeS / pass1
Dc q IL aAss I pasais, Dc IL A2ss % adslAA
10 pasajs sAtsrs.
RIA "a d. :as AKx1&AAS,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23
EMPRE9A
r,fasESEPlHuLVS CORlEOSDs[ls larI.Lls
y t'asportestnI'Itare
ae Soblinos dt Herrera, Haban&.

Los vspores de esta emrfesa sfsc.
tusrAn "a Zelda desde este puerto CD
os dtas S, 10, Is, 30 = 55 de csda mes,
lHs 5 de 10 tsrde en loe dias de iabo,
4 las IL del dis en- los fcFtivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23
PAPEL SELLADO s

aladrado por ana sola hoja,
q prop0sito para minutas, So
breS dc ohclos, etc.
Do vensa en- esta Imprents
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23
LIHHA De .OAIBARIHN,
RHAOLCADOR

Gsta smpresA usne el vapor A0Ul
a. rotents para lenoIques pos 10
stat de sstA IalA, y hAbilitAndo Z,
onos pArA arhiQrss ttilss para D
Amsnto.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01
SHELTER For STOCK.

timely bulletin Is from the bureau OF
animal industry, urging the preparation of
proper shelter for stock during the coming
Writer Weather scientists tell us It IL
likely to be an unusually severe winter.
or 4S,222,995 cattle In the United States
last year. 5S0.f5S died OF winter exposure
Millions OF those which managed to iva
through the winter suffered intensely from
the cold. And yet that was quite a mild
winter throughout most OF the country
win straw. poles and cheap lumber.
large sheds and wind breaks can be con-
structed at very little expense. and the
saving In feed and stock viii give mn am
ple return In dollars and cents, to say
nothing of the duty OF mercy TO our dumb
BEASTS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01
BENT KNEES.

Much difference Of opinion exists as /,
the causcof bent knees In horses. one
eminent authority thinks II almost In
variably due 10 corns or other diseases
of the hind portion Of the foot. which IN.
duces the animal TO ease his heels. The
back tendons are thereby relieved and
contraction OF the back tendons follow
through disuse. Professor Almond ut q
recent meeting OF the veterinarians in
London expressed a different view ne
experience leads him TO conclude that one
OF the most common causes OF bent knees
In young horses Is their being tired M In
stalls where the front OF the standing
ground Is higher than the back. He be-.
lleyes there IN no more prolific source OF
the mischief than the constrained cndeav.
or OF the horse TO maintain It's position
high Ia front. II horse subjected 10 such
conditions were let loose. II would invar.
iaby turn round and pace Its fore feel
On the lowest part OF tho ground, II IL .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01
-77s---' ----s 1890 -7s-s-s-----s----s
a CHEAP HOG PEN.

II does not need mn oyponsively built pou
TO house IA hog. unless II ia one OF the va
rlety that stands on two legs, says an ox-
change, The genuine hog. which is tho
only kind really profitable, goes In for COM
fort ana not at all for style A pen warm
IN winter, NSS<-n tight roof over 1t to oy-
cl'fno rain, and floor enough for the Log
to stand on while hc Is eating, III better
than painted house Of matched lumber
that viii cost hundred dollars. IL Ia a
good thing in IA hog house to have n Dirt
floor, and that the hog house be light and
strong enough 40 that II can easily no
moved Every time the house r. nluyni.
there viii be a new Noor and the hog IL
unrngod, VIII root II over. 4 hog left free
TO root In the soil that has not been con-
terminated with hog manure, VIII generally
Keep healthy, and VIII mako healthy FORK.
In summer time. the house is mostly .u-
pcrtuous, The hog likes to be cool and
viii root for himself wallow In the moist
Roll, where he Will lie most of tho time If
well fed. aud viii keep In better health
than In the most artistic hog bon ever
huilt Many Of the experiments IN hog
growing begin with much too expensive
hog houses. These make tho pork cost far
more than the choaply grown hogs Of fuiln-
ers, who can thus undorsell the amateur
farmer, who handcaps himself BY putting
on too much style
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

fOR SALts-Several Brazos eiver planta-
tlCns' containing 1000. 300 1918. 3G5 and 100
acreS respectively; all rch alluvial bot
TOM land Will produce two bales of cot
toh or o bushels of corn per acre; price
$40 to SIS per acre. f'N~
4iZs acres situated 30 miles from uous
Iphi an heavy timber, viz pine, oak. ash.
hickory, magnolia, etc soil sandy. with
cray snbsoil; the II. T.. and w. i. rail-
way runs through the land; creek of
per acre. '''
452 lots, corner Rice street and Lamar
avenue; eight new three-room houses
cent per annum; price 1880 cash. sub
urban cfty property; correspondence So
Iclted. Address VIM. Hunter. liutchins
'iouS9e' iiouston' IeNas. 1l-22
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

| Florida Agricultui.st
There aru more people in tho United
States In proportion to population en-
sus'd In the pursuit of farming than any
o'hcr class. Yet there arc fewer as 10
numbers who ever succeed or make fartn.
.s success. especially in the Southern
states. TO what do we attrlbutr tSrss
'tllilcSt In the FIRST place they mr., n
1tass OF people who are not educated IN
,ttta' IT"''NHl ne science OF farming
l1iuVts education and draining llo II If
,n. ''"''iS,nA aud soreness. not 80 much
the Importance of am a4rcutufv, scnool
49," on AZ thv Importance OF bclug
sVH""!ed aud educated pruct ideally ON thn
, "otni' Wlltic one sees ana learns the pro-
$50 or prtpttuison and cultivation OF The
stt"WW'"b orops' aud mat, 100. on var uds
e,' VifI makes aud forms OF soil on
''nlo pace, and require different pro-
SSvN ~ management ike unto sick pe1-
Ilv Win different a .lnents rpallirn ar
1 le,eht medicines from the same doctor
nat IS a successful farmer for in
ntanee IN the South? lie ~ one who
l,ahV+ the biggest yield of crops under all
n,,nii''. '' Va, - as TO tho seasons aud
I"aniy OF rand. with labor aud cNpeI,sns
"a pioaIcuo1; who makes his farm sus-
mn 8, 10 All do bhls? You say no nnd
pioiEf knowledge Of tho bltlinoas ~"
""VW now ~ prepare aud manure; how
20 plHnt ana cultivate. We have seen "a
piapuhg TO- thick tor tho rurl,lr Of hnd,
hta1 Ih,ht u In Tho cultivation, a fne stalk
muu", but no car, all for want Of nrar
m 1so knoWlrdse, what kind of tools 70
,,,a M make Them do tho kind Of work
n.eoed. Yet they viii cry ont: ''roo ,lrv,
my my corn Is ruin a. Alao. how many
rtiS OF cotton have we seen made a
iIiI"ic oi for the want Of farm l,uopvG
t uuElbb ana rai not 10 much the cause q too
moiIh ram. or too dry, M the proper
ih9 p9 of plnntiug and cultvaiing? '''
o. ne s1cc"ssful former IL brought nm
,,I,Nm me pillow handles and wocdlnr hoe
,,, me great aud successful railroad
nun, nun, VINO started from the brakes nnd
Worked his way up, No man is n farmer,
WI" Wnp can not take hold aud use the hoo
nup prov as II should be done. IL must
KNOW how II should be- done ana lien
10y, n"Na tSnlIl'y TO DO It. else he h not n
t,pu ftrm eiucntnr. Cotton is n nlapt
mar mos people endeavor 10 rra,vd ' ,no
td WE ,' helng M" way thcr forefathcrs
Sui Hbuklng the more stalks the moro
S , NO cotton row should be l"ss than
An, unI i'ol wide and then the distanc" in !
m.h 20 St't the fertility Of your son ma |
nol nay your failure 40 much To- ,bn s az
,nor n y 20 want Of proper and .xp,,ri- |
and cultivnting 'e''"'A'hs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01
WEEDS AND GOOD FARMING.


Occasionally n farmer In heard to ask
how the weeds can be killed. hut he does
not realize that If by some rapid process
they could all lie dispa tched new ieslons
Wolld III Their places at onco " tho con-
diilons which they enjoy remain. What
FARMERS need 10 comprehend IL That With
OUT some radical mistake IN the manage
ment nf their land the daisies would never
htvr gained such a footho,d All plants
including weeds. settle and thrive where
the competition FOR life Ia such that they
rah enter into il and prosper. a good
stand OF grass leaves no room nor any
hope for weeds. II In not IN well Tiled
iiclds that Canada thls,les flourish, but in
negleeiod pastures and by the roadsidea.
IN the contest with the best agricultural
prhruc" they can not prevail. The remedy
for weeds * TO keep the land busy with
good crop on IT, and this means that
the farmer must give persistent and con-
noet"d thought to his business. If the
daisies crowd ont the grass u is because
the meadow haa been neglected aud tho
glpas has begun to fail. and whenever
there IS vacancy by the failure of the
grass every entrrprisne weed finds u
rlghful opportunity to establish Itself II
the farmer asks, therefore, what viii kill
the daisies. there Is one answer; better
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01
TEXAS SUPERINTENDENT, srAr,o,,

ioNas station indA roasted cotton aaod
more p"lh'able to cattle and less laxative
,"ah raw seed. Gains were more r,n,1
p"t more costly on bohcd seed than on
raw seed. Steers eating raw seed con-
sumo less seed, but more hay than those
using cooked seed All advantages Of
roasted seed ana others ns well are pos.
~ 7S1h by boiled seed. When cation se.d
ar l'fR than $40 per ton the best and
chtapest feed ration Is cotton seed. corn
anu nay; when tho seol cost $40 or more
per ION, the best and cheapest ration is
tpitoH seed htWl cotton seed hulls mud
Stage The effect of cotton seed and
cotton seeu meal on the butter aud NUT
ION ihllow OF animals fed on them ,a Ia
pc TO met IN warm weather. Hsef tai-
.oW ana lafd show the same effect hui in
lees degree. Such butter, lard and mi.
low keeps sweet longer than any other
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01
PARIS GREEN SOLUTION

In using paris green in solution, which
many farmers expect TO do in combating
the rayages OF the boil weeviI, n good
proportion ~ said TO be four ounces paris
green to nifty gallons of water. Tha nddd,
lion OF itt'le lime win prevent The sol,i-
non from burning the cotton leaves
though Their. Is little danger OF this un.
quently
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

SPECIAL NOTICE--Offce Citizens Flee
annual meeting of the board of directors
of this company will take place at the
office of the company, "Wednesday, No
Treasurer. ti-2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR RENT--A good fwo-sio-v
eieven.room dwelling. good cistern also
mu.cIWoiks attached; conveniently To-
cu{cJ IN the city OF Cameron Teyas
suitable for boarding house: will sell or
In. win or without furniture; terms
easy ana reasonable. Apply to j IL
FOR sAf.E-That 6andso,;-oo- ---,,-----,.
caroline street; will be sold al !, ,.r
gan II taken at once. Gail at premises
ana anu examine or apply to N. NJ. Norneet
iiouse. Il
FOR sALE-Four room cottage ana
cnoice corner lot in Third ward s3o1 ~
$500 cash and balance on easv tar, r9Y' ~
j Palmer. this office '"' ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

WAN TED situation by thoroughly eN-
perlenced housckecper for Motel, in or
out OF city can furnish No. ! references.
Address 40lS, this office. 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

ono OF the Southern stations planted
rye, IN September In rows two feet apart
ma during January and February fol.
acre.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

NOTICE is hereby given that tho regular
annual meeting Of the stockholders and
directors Of the Houston East ana West
Texas Railway company will be held a.
the general office OF said company. in
the city OF Houston, at 10 o'clock a. m.
on Tuesday, the Is, day of December
1896, James \. Baker. Jr., Secretary
Houston East and West Texas Railway
f'nnf,,uN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

va saI ED Position by young man in gen
Srai merchandise store as salesman
uVl mlhd work ana am competent
'i,1h EnElsh, German and bohemian
Address II. r.. mis- oficc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

work. tirst-class rcfercnces wali ac.
q.uSsanted in city. Address II. D., this
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

hrst class cook; like to cook i'm hotel.
noarilng or section house. Address g609,
lNiS once. :,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

) SITUATION WANTED-Ry sober, steaIy,
honest Swcde, good ynrdman. can take
care OF HORSES buggy. mink cows bcst
recommendations. Address q. H. Ids
office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

Texas station has successfully treated
duqinpt inW'i cattle with iodihe of potas
sum given as n drench In water.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01
LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.

BAY MARE. branded 2 on left hind hin;
500 reward for return to iliG Brazos
street.
STRAYED OR STOLEN aud tan
hound bitch; liberal reward for bitch:
s25 reward for arrest and conviction OF
thief. c, NJ. Bullock. A02 Congress ave. 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

NN REPRESENTATION; man aud wIfo- ~ n
Eood COOK and housekoeper. man willing
20 WORK at anything; honest will work
cheop. Address gdOA. this ofiice Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

WANTED Man and wifo T. take 1T7TTe
OF mouse aud three children, none but
rood h3Wsok"epcr nccd apply 1919 Run
n"ls street, Second ward
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01
WANTED TO RENT.

LIST your vacant houses win the Ho~-
fon Moving aud Storage Co, rental
agents office ~ Funuln street, phone
go. f. Chimcne, proprietor.
W N<TEp TO RENT-.A business house
On south side Main street between
Texas and Congress avenues. II. Is,
Gaut. Blnz building. :
WhNTED-Two or three upfurnished
Il, 'f,ate family uCdeTn cOnVeu,ences (;
close in preferred, references. Acdress,
9Gi7 tbs Office:
WAN-TED--To rent five or six-room cot,
tage; stable and carriage house; Third
or Fourth ward; good paylne tenant
Price and location 10 ). h'' lhis oihce'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

LIGHT employment of any kind wanicc
ny Nitite man, single, active; good refer
tliVes, compensauou board aud logging
fee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

WAY TED S!Wation Respectable man
VII do any Kind OF light work in hotel,
store, private or board ug house for
1913 this office q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

WONDERFUL CURES DAILY-Nh9t-
ever your ailment, send tor prospectus.
The kneipp Water cure, corner Flood
and North Peters streets, New Orleans
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

NANTEp--tiood white girl to helm 10
general housework. Address f.. box BOT
llci ston. Texas. i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

TWO connecting furnished rooms for Hight
housekeeping; also rooms with board
very reasonable. 30 Louisiana, between
Walker and Mckinney ]
FOR RSNT-T~O rooms. with or without
board In new two-siury house close in.
nue., city. ]
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

ENFEltlENCED suloslndy wishes posi-
ton in store. Address Miss Lucy West
ern, Houston, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

PLEASANT south rooms, with crate and
bath. for two gentlemen or man and
wifo, with Or without board, 705 Jackson,
corner CAPITOL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

WE WANT agents to handle our olum-
mum novelties, tableware. etc. the year
iNtIi, plh mon ~ to be made durur the
itNi two months. Southern Alum mum
Co. Houeton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

A ,t' ! Ed Position around house hy n
n, an, ana ana reliable young man. handy
a. "'! i cl.le, Understands garden work.
office e7s '0'o' 'i's =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

In test to see how much OF any on,
kind OF feed n COW would eat in a az
a dnirN herd at Texas station were givcr
~ lhey could consume Of n single food
the largest quantity OF cotton seed rnsa
'Hi"u ny any one cow WaS fourteen
pounds of corn mead. twenty-five noun IL
Of corn meal and cotton seed meal mixed
iAlf md half twenty pounds.
ffol. Fobertron has oeen Experimenting
hnfsd dairy ration that oan be cheaDly
produced on Southern farms. He thinks
corn, English horse beans. and sunnowers
MI the b,4l, either pat In $50 or cured
"a hay. And the same mixture is equally
successful IN the North.
Tho Southern COW pea Is winning favor
IN the Northern States. and Prof ConneI,
OF Texas thlnke the Canada fed pea will
81 surely " n favor In the South. Plant in
fhll or spring with oats. Hairy yetch anf
cats also make a good MIXTURE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

SITUATION wanted by a first-class cook
and baker In or out of city, small wages.
Address G, Il. r., l5l1 Liberty street,
Houston, TEXAS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

wanted ny a irst-class baker
on bread cakes ana pastry on ornament.
ing in bakery or hotel. Address f.
Schroeder, this office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

WAn'cd. boy OF II wishos 20
sil!on in store or office; good peuinAn.
honest ard willing to work Address
l.. j, r., this Office
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WANFED-C anV0ssers 70 sell lace cur
rams, chr1illc gopis rugs and clocks
On weekly or monthly ns.mmcnts. Oh
~ per cent comm s5iCr. can nj Preston
Avenue Houston
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

FOR kENT-Nicely furnished rooms. with
all conVeIlcnces, with OF without boN'd
terms very Reasonable Apply i06 crazy
ford street, Il
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FOR IilGNT-Two large, pleasant front
rooms with bonri II los red; one bloch.
from Capitol hotel. terms reasonable.
rNlerence, 100 IoN..s aNnnre \
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81 u "a. ALTON wanted; German woman a
u mrs -cass cook, like to cook in hotel
n,foarIsns or section house. Address 9609
Wa
y9nn,, M, u 9n as slenographer by
:Ss'S ."l VINO mas hdd several years
Nloirnoe III general oliice work; goo,
office, |>''''Ss "'ehoSfaphe'' th-s
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by e.', ,,,,,; OF any kind want &c
ences. compensati5n ho9r AZ, s0''i o FeJSr
or board alone Address V'arn this nf
fee.
| WANTED Situation NV tbcrons,,i, a.,
/ pcrienced hous,kscper for hnirl In ~,
| ont of city: can furnish No / rrf"rrUc. ~
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honest Swo,ie. eonI ,.,,.is,, s'oe., $500
care of horses buuuI MN COWS. ,.
| recommendations Address a. X tiif
office '
! WAN.ri,t,- stu, -.
WIN do any kind Of lirhi voTi, ,u , m,,'i'
| store, private or board ny Housn foi'
| small wages city references Adlrrs,
@i9, this office. 3
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cist; viii E ~,tis,i"3 ,,t en- i','S'i 'l.a
satisfactory references gwen al personal
4h1eIN.eW. Address MlS this Office 3
SITUATION wanted: hov of II wishes no
sil!on In store or off,:o 600. ,,,,,,,l ~
htnSs aid i0F Wiling S 10 w S2Sa p &larass
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~ = - "hHt'I ny u liSt-NlusS couh
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81 ~ IlPN wanted hy iirst-ciass baker
on "Itau' CAKES ana pastry on ornament
Schroeder, this oftice 5
FXprpIl,NcIsIl,., ,,,,I,,,,i-;-- 80,
ton in store AIi,,.ss Miss 10 W.
ern. Houston, Texas =
V177 "; IL II - -
AUI ~ IaIX des res position as eompan-
A,jdtss trn. r"yns Iio, "a " n
MERCHANTS, enlarge your business, as
a young Scotchutan wants to work for
some OF you; willing to learn anything.
good references. Address Business, thls
othce
NNTFD-WOrk of .onle IdnI drivIn.,
team preferred; am well known in Hons.
ton. been here for ufne Years, would
III 80 90, n, ~ ,,,,d 800 'n,'r
- WILSON, 'hlS olllce
\ young MAN, Il years old wants a
position tor ls9, good worker; four