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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-04-25
Co-Operation in Utah.

The twenty-seventh annual report of
the President of lions Cooperative
Mercantile Institution. made alta stock
holders meeting in Salt Lake City,
showed an unusual degree of prosper
itv. The institution did business in
1895 of 81. 549. 992. on which it realized
a profit OF $l2i.9l5. permitting semi
annual dividends of per cent. The
sales in lS95 were $l5I.2I5 in excess OF
those in 1891 Among the products of
the institution were I5,400 pairs of
boots and shoes and 13.64S dozen of
overalls and shirts. Fear is express
ed by the President that the members
of the corporation will lose much OF
their dried fruit msrket. unless they
are more particular in the packing OF
theirDroduct. las the California evap-
GRATED dried fruit, while not as fine
Favored as our own. yet IT Is put up
in a much more attractive manner and
commands reader sale. The orig
inal Zion's Cooperative Institution
expired by limitation OF law on Octo-
Der ) last. but new corporation. un-
der the old name. was organized on
September 80 with tifty-year lease OF
life.-Ncw York Evening Post.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-04-25
Hcfore the Days OF Carriages.


OF the means of lOcomotiOnin Maine
in pioneer days Il KeGnebeck gentle
man saws: Before the Revolution
there was not Il four-wheeled vehicle
in Maine. In 762two-wheeled chaises
were first seen in Portland, but they
were used only on gala days. They
excited about as much wonder as fly
inc machines would now. Augusta
had lis first four-wheeled vehicle in
$500. People travelled on foot or on
horseback in summer and used rude
,Ieds in winter. Women had side-sad-
dies or pillions for seats. being the
mems saddles. and no considerable
Journey was made by them except in
that way. Horse blocks for mounting
and dismounting We're Il necessity and
were found at nearly every man ;
door. Grain was carried TO mill on
tbe farmers back or the horses back,
and it was common thing to see Il
small boy perched atop of several
bags of grain on the back of the fam
ilv horse going to mill All not
crippled were great pedestrians, and
women thought as little of walking
miles as they do of furlongs now.
Lewiston Me. Journal
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-04-25
10 the victors belong the >poiIs.

IN making up his standing com
mittees in the new Council the mayor
has shown that his first love is the
Democratic party. he has shown too
that he believes as Andrew Jackson
did. that 70 the victors belong the
spoiis. He has made chaiTmen of the
three most important committees three
Democrats. The Mayors Democratic
friends are iubilent over the fact.
They had not dreamed OF the victory
that was in store for them and thss
are congratulating the Mayor for his
nerve in thus placing at the Head ol
the standing committees men .rwho are
' of his own fold.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-04-25
EDIsoN's "x" RAY EXPERIMENTS
succeeds at Last in Examining the
Bones of a. Rody.

bohIN vi
NEW YORK. April i6.-Thomas \.
Edison has at last succeeded IN look
ing at the bones in the body of liv-
I ing person by means OF the fuoros-
cope. He has not been able, however.
to get clear. sharp outlines of the
| bones of the chest. the ribs and back.
The ribs we're clearly indicated and
about the edges showed plainly. The
/ breast-hones did not show. and the
rays did not seem to pierce the chest
as readily as they did the middle of
the body.
The tube used was made OF three
small glass balls placed in row. the
outer ones being ioinedto the one in the
center. The anode and cathode poles
were in the outer balls, and the ''N''
ray was in the center one.
One of the assistants in the labora-
tory was the subject. The horoscope
was placed at his back and moved 10
all parts of the body. The shoulder
blades. collar-bone and bones of the
arm were visible The ribs showed
clearly at the sides. but crew ,indis-
tinct and merged into black mass in
the center.
The new form of wave. said Edi-
son. passed through Il steel plate
onc-eighth of an inch thick. casting
the shadow of chiscl on the t!uoros-
cope when held between the St9el plate
and the bulb.
These experiments Will be a great
aid in the hands of the scientist in Ul-
timately determining the exact laws OF
the " wave
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-04-25
HOUCK ON TOP.

Orders in the Kennett Railroad Case.
In the case eX rel st. Louis. kennett
and Southern Railway Company vs..
Judge John G. Wear. a temporary
writ of prohibition was issued against
the defendant and made returnable on
May ) to prevent the defendant from
eEtertaing jurisdiction in the case of
receiverfor the st. Louis, kennett and
Southern Railway Company. in which
he had appointed Col. 5. w. Fordyce.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-04-25
STRANGLED TO DEATH.
Fiendish Murder of an Infant Near
DeSoto, Mo.

DESOTO. Mo-, April 20.-A tramp
reported to the police last night that
he had founda nude babyin the woods
near the eastern side of the city. Off
Ger Olderson went with the man and
found the body of white child which
had been dead about two days. a
cord had been tied around its neck and
it had been strangled to death at birth.
Investigation is being made and it is
thought that the parties guilty of the
fiendish crime will soon be arrested. =
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-04-25
Delegates Frtm HubsIe.

The following PelegaFS To the
county Republican dpnve5 5hon to be
held ut Jackson. Apf 2J5 were elect
ed from Hubble towAhipI iast 9atur-
day: August Eggimd dpn, Phillip Ha-
gan. y. p. Meisenhiuf FRI Fl, d. Dras-
dell, Dr.. Franklin. Hln breaH5oSh'
&. 5. Schwab, l. n fean. 7, B.
Kinder. Henry WeS and Peter
HanncheE.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-04-25
TO stop Cigarette smoking.

IN ordinance was introduced At the
Council meeting last night by Council
man Blomeyer for prohibiting the sale
of cigarettes and cigarette papers 20
minors within the city. The ordinance
was opposed by several members and
itpassed only one reading. Such law
would TO a great extent stop most
pernicious habit among the boys ofour
town and We think would meet with
general appreciation.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-04-25
Big JUDGMENT
Against the Iron Noun
tain Railroad.
Twenty Thousand Dollars for n Bro
ken Leg.

ken Leg.
In the Circuit Court at Benton
Thursday Wilson Cramer got judg-
ment against the Iron Mountain Rail-
road Company in favor of Henry
Chitty, twelve year old boy who was
knocked down and had'a leg broken
by train on the Iron Mountain road
at Delta about three. years ago. The
case was ably represented on both
sides. The jury was out only few
minutes when it returned verdict for
the full amount asked for-twenty
Iousand dollars.
This is the biggest judgment for
damages ever obtained against rail
road in Missouri.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-04-25
70 DUST JUDGE WEAR.
@med That lie Had 10 Right to APP
point Fordyce.

point FOrdyce.
kFFERSON CITY. Mo. April lS.-A
petl ion was filed in court en- banc to-
day v N. r. Smith of Pennington in
the ca Be of State eX rel. st. Louis,
kenneN and Southern Railway Co. vs..
Judge .Phn G. Wear and S. w. For
dyce ct a. to GUST Wear Of jurisdiction
of Il suit o. the Circuit Court of Dunk
lin COuntS instituted by kerfoot vs..
the st. Louis. kennett and Southern
Hallway q =, and to prevent Fordyce
from actin as receiver for the st.
Louis. keni ett and Southern Railway
Co. under appointment by Wear as
Judge of saia court.
The petiti'E charges that proper
notice was nc given in the suit in the
lower court Nthat kerfoOt WAS not
Il person to bhSg such suit.
This is but iPteginning of long
line of litigati J l. D. the courts of the
State before tht " se is finally settled.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-04-25
Women Itht.

Two females engage in a fight sun
day night in ClabberI ley backoI the
st. Charles Hotel. tn women were
,..d-ba.def and the fttle was a hard
one. Hair flew in ei ) direction and
1ar- showed uD in glare of the
electric light to the amusement OF a
large crowd of specd dors.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-04-25
Bad Colds Begonc.

The magician's wand is not more
potent than DR.. Humphreys Specific
-" for colds. For sale by all
ruggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28
The cRocKER MURDERS

|'T.ns to Go In Trial In Wharton.
"rand Barbecue Ahead.
['eh' Texas. April 27.-Groat interes,
/" me district court today over
81 OF Jim Martin. charged Jointly
NhK Martin. for the mur',cr or
'vrSer in May last year The par
kaa s, +, with the crime obtained a
Mo,,a' Ast term # the court Vhls IA
r. ,roekrr murder in which the
III ,a'hug, mother and SON we're
4 ma. r lnelr place in tho extreme
| vaa, 81 w harton county. In Nav
h. .vui The case was rivcn via.
1 n,..ue tine owing Ia tro re-
Rlc Ire OF The crime. ind I'm which
kens INSISTED hy several bosses
Il on1lly arrested a numhar of
pu' n these The yra'nd i,,r,.
'ouf men, two Williamsoms fatror
ias. ne two Martin -hroth,ra
r ns' Term Of court thn elder wi
IA, a.. gwen life srnt,urn
n ano,ney Piackiiev tor IN e,.,o
Nj. u, u. Brown. nsa. And llres,..,'
MN ' na and Sparkman for ,hs de-.
Il III conduct tho trial N' Wv =
IA NN has summoned las ,nor 40
a, ,Ilnlre. The court adiourned al
kolorea selected ,wolve juryinon,
peo,,nN' ihf Is promised Wharton
khe yGs, "a, Judge l.. W. King il in
|Ost c"n,en Rod seelion and tolls
|eparinorni tspondent that his peoplc
Slden R,,a grand barbecue olit On
OF ,hhoa Tor the 9sth of MAY next
fge hue s"e items on the hill Of fni,e
Of hrs ordered from Houston 100
3orden,e From what The Post
Sldsn n, shows of Judge King auI
i tia, , ,h people +, can be Sad in
Iues an ms will he one Of he hurest
S'ef given in this county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28
ALVIN MOTIFS

I, 'es's April e7.-profossor w ~
h ,ba shenandoah, Iowa, who is
and ,. "ead Of the proposed normal
b town uss mess college of Alvin. mr..
kressins ms morning. THO proiee.t
holy M John Murphy Of Houston
fck ihis ms az the opera house at
srcke turning, and at s o'clock
: church VI the doctrines of the
l.hlpped fro OF beans ard peas are
~ market" mis- point to the
En ape ,ae residences are r,,er .o,
L. ''' II. Il. Grim and ! coz ID
bh,s srs crop will be large this veor
nnence i, NOW frnitinr and shipping
III about three weeks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28
,HnNFi.olfs RnsI-t re-

letter wr,,,an L'S'
J. Of Dive. eeh by Rev. j. Gun
to max 0a ,t, Mich, we are per.
|Ss,,:oy,ery, az th1,n'ssn ending DIR, Kings
ps.iSor The as case Of my MY W Wlfs alI1ost
neeaag,ion she was nap' bsd,, chareh at
par os,a succeeding 0 i.s cr dioMa
n Il ' a. little interrap,itiinoss would
neonme could not s,,rv2nt ana II
~ Il 'rp,nended DR.. kin .e mem:
esiiais las quick In It's W. New
~ IN results" rial h anu
~ ~ = keisling's drug stors
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28
For Rent.

PLANTS OF EVERY DEsCWIPTION--
We offer for this week ioo 90 yineicss ana
yellow yam slips at 81 Is per io'o; 100000
tomato plants all varieties SOC per 100,
lVN bushels sorghum at loo per bushcl,
1910 bushels millet az 4Oc per hushci; 800
bushels stock peas, sliN ner hushel
fruit boxes. berry boxes autt fruit bhs
kets Mt factory price. bulk seeds of
every description, Holloway & Co. Dat
las. Texas. =
MESS MACkEREl. picked herring anl
smoked hal,but at Eedwoou's, SIC Travis
street. $40
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

WANTED-hy mildle-aeed white wcman,
position as COOK OF do housework in
small family, where work Is reasonably
Post -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

POSITION wanted 10 take charge VI a
farm, do ANYTHING 80 connection with
farm conprt"-i to rin laiEo farm, take
care of stock. also carpenter. refer
enc". Address u. H.. care Post. %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

WANTElp-W WORT of nay kind, by the day.
wrrk or month, ny stcats. rciablc 81
year-old man, references given. 40
dress .s6i care POST y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

WA NTtp-S,tuation by a registered drhE-
gisl single 10 years pr4rfica expert
rncr. best city rrforcnce Address JlDf-
Fist 10 Lu3ranch street. HOUSTON,
Texas Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

WANTED Two German girls With cx-
~rieucc, ono TO cook nnd the other To
nurse IN sumr family, references re-
CURED. Address Box ZIG, Luling. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

w ANrhD-At once, situation as house
keeper in hotel or private family, by
No,theru lazy of refinement Address
Mrs. l.. King. Genera. Delivery. lious-
ton. Texas. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

WANTED-fy married man, experienced
IN mercantile and lumber business. good
salesman. with recommendations az TO
character and qualifications, position.
diamond, care Post 3,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

WANTEp-Arcnts can make So weekly
Ia amy locality, failure utterly !mpos-
sihie; win prove II or forfeit ono hundred
dollars Address Y. q. BOX bSOs. BOSTON
Mu@4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

WANTEn--Twenty carpenters at once for
out OF city: hclp for outside parties re-
spcc,ruly solicited, either contract or
domestic. sit Earnln street. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

WANTlli1-iiy young Swcdr, WORK aiiond-
illg 10 rises can min, COWS, am Egod
handy man with carpenter tsols Nd
dress .sI5. cnre Post y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

FARMERS AND DAIRYMEN--Wct malt
for sale daily; splendid feed for milcn
cows. cattle and hogs. American Brew
ing Assn, Houston. Texas. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

ARE YOu IN NEED OF cooks, waters.
yardmen. chamhormnids. housck.-pers.
wc,nursc uurse. janllors. farm hands.
clerks. rtc. . rAll or write bureau of In
formation. 5i Travis street Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

WANTED situation by young coiorrd
man such house or yard work. can
do anything comes to hnnd good RECON-
mendnii.ns Address 1913, care Post. N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28
Real Estate for Sale.

real. ESTATE FoR SAilS-22it acres
in liberty county. noar railroad, three
fuutihs prairie Tor $. - per ncre. on
li;n acres GA san Jacinto nay Tor ~
per acre on terms.
1000 acres on south side of Buffalo
bayou and fronting same" slAueh mics
a20 acres ten miles south from llous-
ton. On International aud Great North
ciW railroad. 1T $40 per acre.
ii1 acres nine mites south from ilcus-
ton at 81. 20 per acre.
an, ~ and Ia acre tracts nine and ton
miles from city nj $ib to so per ncrc, 10
per cen, cash aud balance long time.
TO- 20 30 10 ami 80 acre tracts of fine
fruit and vegetable land, four to i've
m!!us FROM court house. ut $40 to SiS
per acre.
Ctry prupnrty-Four room, cottage at
slanl 500 CASH balance long time with
4 per cent interest.
Three beautiful lots In Third ward FOR
5000, "a snap"
wAri for SlS50. $3.50 cash und balance one.
two and three years.
one aud rour-titth lots and ten room
house rear in. on Capitol avenue, for
tir0o
Two lots nni two houses ncnr In, On
Preston uvcnuc, for $1,000. on easy terms.
Lots In l',fih ward on monthly in
have a largo trading list.
h v. GAUT.
Real Estate and Rentals, Binz Hnild
FOR EXCHANGE : one and onc-haIf
eighteen OF the best lots In I.aporte.
near sylvan hotel. for lumber or build
ing matoria' r. O. box ~, Houston.
TcNns.
A GOLD MINI. near Houston VIII snc-
riiioe TO rails. money GOO acres of land
iusl outside of suburbs of Houston and
only three and thrco-fourths miles from
the postofioe: viii sell away down und
fltfI ali Will take
noine roo,i property on exchange for
vnri of bnlanco. Address No. 7SI0.
care Houston Post. =
CHOICE THIRD Ward Homes Ckcnp-Two
lots corner Ben and Hamilton: with Gle
rant wu-atory residence. all modern
convenicnces 5000. NO tvc-room cot,
tnses new. corner Leland ana ST.
Emmanuel 5000 enci. 5000 caSh. balance
$50 per month. two iivc-room cottages,
new. between Pierce aud Calhoun. on
Hamilton street. $50, each. $500 cash.
balance $50 p.r month. 5iHO Ia loan on
long time ANA low rate OF interest TO
amy ono with good Houston city real
estate security. 10. ID and 90 tracts
good tfnlt md vegetable lnnI. six miles
north OF city on graded rond $3.50 per
acre. n. NJ Noriieut iIutchins itouse
$40 PER ACRE viii buy a line SG5.acre
farm. purity open, halt mile from new
$50 0o0 cuur, h0gsc, never oycrfiows; tito
perfect W. V. llzell, rrazoria, Texas. 20
70 TIiApIc--improved farms aud timber
% property n East and South Texas for
lumber. GIT -. care Post. ~
Come 10 Fairbanks, the
best small town IN Harris county: II
miles northwest of Houston, 30 feet
of graded streets, black sandy loam.
high dry and we'll drained; lands for
sale from acres up TO 1000 acres; scnd
far map and free pamphlet on South
Texas, lands for sale md trade In other
localities. llahi ~ Pudor Texas Land
Agency, 3O5is Main 81. Houston. U
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

WNNl ED single white woman to cook
on section. Apply to rhoo Keller. cor.
Congress ave. and Louisiana st. ~
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WANTEp--A live. energetic man who
visits the retail trade In the State of
Texas 10 take as n side line n complete
Inc OF hosiery. Address. with reference.
l.. NJ. care Houston Post. 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

$500 CASH md s25 per month win buy
elegant broom cottage In Third
ward. This Is n specinl bargain. Call at
once. william Manager 3l7 H. Main ST.
Room 2. u
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WANTEp--A boy is Or Is wears Of age to
rake himself useful around yard and
store Address No. ,idG, care Post 30
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YOUNG woman wanted IN a small family.
must I've n good cook aud assist In gem
erai house work. Inquire at i6i7 Prairie
avenue. 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

A SINGLE MAN desires a position ~
garlue-. florist and fruit culturist,
speaks ltnci,sh md German eight wears
'Al"iience. Address ilb.. care rosl. 30
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WANrEp--A first class barber; white.
sober, singlc man preferred. Address II
Y. SNgner. i-ullng, Texas. 2s
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AT uNcE--Au Grand girl and apprentices
rar'.ncnt. 2S|
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attend horse ana hGEFy and general
yard work. Arply Caroline and Iceland.
No. ldpi. ~
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/ WOULD lko 20 NNvc a plu0c with pti-
waite family to do any kind of work,
good reference. Address q. n. Jones,
lul3 Ruthvcn street. Houston. Texas. ~
SITUATION WANTED By a Tenncssca
coiurcd man. To attend 10 ward ana drlN-
ins, good mixer aud house mau, REFER
cnccs given. Address james, $50 elmo
street 10
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SITUATION wanted hy man and wlfc.
man Is irst-class cook. vile good house
scrNalIt. Auurtss nov. cslIe Post. ar
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PROTEST. onal.

&. o. COTTON & BRO. Fire Insurance.
Agents and Adjusters 10 Main street.
corner Franklin ------------------------
EDWIN r. HAmBLEN.,
Attorney at Law.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

FE;E.-SiN silver plated ten spoons given
with every Ne dollar cash sale at ltuus-
ton china linil. Sis Main street. Jas. T.,
humble Ast. @
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

FRONT OFFICE
FOR RENT
over Pastoriga's Stationery Store. 7oi
Main street. broad stairs; easy ascent
INST floor. Very cheap u
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WANTED-.A good farm hnnd (white),
apply nj G. u. Eison's livery. corner
Preston aud Louisiana ST., Tuesday 2
II. IN. James Spence. IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

brooklyn trolley companies are GO
ITO the express husme &. Express
H. TO be put "a tho roads. and by
kntng to the nearest car house,
branch express office VIII lie To-
p anybOdy can have trunks. parccls.
5es Of all kinds ana every class of
|lass express matter called for ut
fi,ence or placf Of business 10y a
! This wagon VIII take The goods to
|hnch office From there they VIII
ributed 10 any paint IN the citeor
to any of the railroad lines or
wherever. indeed, tho sender may
, have them delivered.
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WANrEb-Twenty >irp-n,crs to 10 to
shreveport at once for further informa-
ton call on II. Kihcr. Hutchins House. IS
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WANTED situation by colorcd wo-
man. can wash, iron aud cook. Address
TO6,. care Post. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

LARGE front room. furnished southern
exposure. bath and gas references. l.ls
Walker avenue.
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SITUATION wanted. 80 cock by oolorcd
woman. Address .iQS Mckinney ave. 80
AN EXPERIENCED frIn-growor and
gardener would llh, Il good home. wages
lao ohJvct. Adclcss ,los, TINS office. %
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WANTED Ton white farm hands arru~-
toned to farm work, ALSO twenty nc
grocs. Walnut Grove Plantation, Sar-
tIlti.. W. II. Fields. y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

THE ioafd of Dentai Examiners for the
Eloycuth 1udlciai district win meet at
anime applicants. o. r. Gnmbau. sec.
rcinrN. Ut
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For Rent.

FOUR furnished rooms for rent cheap.
within TWO blocks of Capitol Hotel. llpa
Capitol avenue. rs
= a. :,
FOR RENT Three nicely furnished
rooms. southern exposure, centrally To-
Gated, Apply llD Walker. corner Fam
min street 80
FOR kENT--rwo upstairs rooms. south
crn exposure centrally located. viii
rent cheap. III. Congress avenue. -
TWO southeast rooms largo and extreme
~ cool both front aul newly furnished;
rates low Tor summer, best table board
IN city. luit Mckinney.
FOR kENT--Thrce. four. five, six, seven,
ten and hftccn-roon houses. also q Few
stores. Il. Il. Gaut. Ena building. 30
FOR RrNT-Nicc three room cottage
furnished complete for High. housokeep-
ing, rent 81 per mouth. Bood nciehhor-
hood. Apply No. Allen place. near
Rusk and nraaos IS
FOR KENT one -four room cottage. with
hall. baih room and pantry. all convc-
nicnccs. Apply at 1911 Austin street. -
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ron RENT SoHfb.rn-cXppscd front
room inIn sized of unfuruish.d ilrl
Mckinney avenue, nrar fanuln -. p
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WHITE SERVANT wanted at once al
1911 Texas Ave. 80
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WANTED Ey hoy, work attending horse
and buggy or work for private family
honest and upright, can give ssiiafnr-
ton Address IssI care Post ~
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FOR RENT Two furnished or I'M
Furnished rooms, suiih"r. exposure.
with BAN and stable, 1905 POLK y