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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-01
ar asHINoToN.

Authorities There Seem to View the situ-
alton With Gloves.
Washington. May I.-The Indian trou-
ble in Southeastern Montana. reported
from Helena. was made known to the au-
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01
The developments of the past week have
not been favorable to winter wheat. The

The developments of the past week have
not been favorable to winter wheat. The
arca from WHICH serious complaint come
has rapidly widened, AMI now. instead
only q limited section of Illinois being af-
fected, the whole State. with Central ano
Western Indiana and the greater part of
Missouri, shows serious damage. while
part of Ohio aad limited district in
South Central Kansas. the very center OF
wheat production In that State. now evil
dence lively apprehension of possible dis
aSr WasI INV. week a nan
nc sit,ye injury, and the hope that grow
ing weather would turn hlackcned tops
into green fields is being diss.pated
To, as. Arkansas and the Pacific coast is
entirely satisfactory In Tennessee ana
Kentucky luscouraging conditions are
found on only limited areas. the result TO o.
toms and washed hills5des being the main
calse Of complaint. In New ferk ano
Pennsylvania the winter has been reason
ably favorable. with no especially, trying
extremes of temperature, and, as the crol
went into winter quarters In fairly good
condition. there is every reason to be
with ordinary growth and visor. The
Texas area sown last fall showed mater
.al increase. the fall weather was perfect.
plenty Of rainfall and no serious early i1
cold weather. The little winter protec lion
needed was enjoyed, spring growth began
early and the crop outlook is now, most
promising. Barring unfavoraple fhturc
weather conditions, Texas Will be ready
10 harvest an exceptionally good crop In
side of six or eiSh- weeks.
YIELD OF OATS POOR.
Regarding oats the report VIII say that
the crop of 1896 was generally poor. both
In quantity and quality, and THE weight
Der bushel (,5, s pounds OH the averaee'
was low. Only three or four states. most
ly northwestern, report good crop. IN
ii, ries resulted from many causes. the
most important being drouth during the
early summer and feavy rains about har-
vest time, in addition to the usual insects
In many places the grain was not
tbrashed. Tho quantity available for ship
n,ent is therefore not large.
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S..,.:.. ......2.5le. lol. oOO 2. 42s. s9s. O0a

s,n bEsT IN SIX YEARS.
MUS be seen that the crop for
une smallest for six years.
nsures given by the agricultural
IN these tables are official.
Nm. 'eAminary or final, wherever
Ssins IN some important wheat
NJ 81 rISuntres, however, official re-
|Arh css neat production are not made.
4 usei commercial estimates have
\ c,lhng The distribution 81 the wheat
~ state: e'a'es LOT 1880 'he re-
hi ~ IL. IN price which began In
Nj nv. 1875 so stimulated sales thai
DIV 20, 81 the country are now left
~ II as,mclent for seed. All sections
md H. sepionaliy small percentage
HcaB MAJ MI general average being eos.
NJ ~ busheisl year. and showing but
S%y little Of the crop of 1885 re-
Hthsr c fSd crop 50 held year ago.
to0hls vhuitions were thro;,e hoiIt I'M
ID MSInnt me drollth which prevailel
- Hss f to end of the growing
i y raihs az yihoWed In many States by
vns N harvest time. or while the
hssfsehsd GWhock. or when It came to
NJ enQrt anl ~ vie ylelu Was gen.
''RaSd. Hsnl the quality Of the erop
ss sssa us, sllc S,,s also, larger proper
~ ptlon. M st be retained for home
Y ths In SS;s. against 4i.b last Year
Sats 'eements to export were
=; bsi5r' PER bushel Is generally re-
n q po,i or pounds on the avera ec.
Ssa htue o. pounds, is for Ohio
~ late y Tb and sometimes our largest
~ W edvsrs. inoueh Ohio suffered worse
n 4 A IL "a Weather conditions. other
\ aHna wess,nnorhood, from Kentucky
~ '' 10 Kansas were similar
Il, !aey wS o. grain was poor. also. In
asy. h Swe,s States. II was quite
y VI MA MAJ OF U. $. WHEAT.
4, eassl I, table is given. showing
~ ~ s,s,.s o. the wheat crop of the
y ~ - ~ for 1896. After some ex.
q u!: cna the reports of surply
z u wheat received by the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01

OFFICE of Houston aud Texas Central
Railroad Company-Houston. Texas,
March 2. 1Sy7-Notice IL hereby given
that the regular annual meeting of the
Stockholders and of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Houston and Texas Cen
trail Railroad Company. Will be held at
the office of the company. in the city of
Houston, Texas. on Monday, the 9TH day
of April, 1897. at u O'Clock m.
"A Il. w. Cave. Secretary.
HEADQUARTERS for new garden and
flower seed for spring planting. from d.
Landreth & Sons and Peter Henderson
G. Co. C. J. Koehler. 800 Congress. II
pine wood. $3.50 PER cord; oak stove
wood, Si.25 per cord; pine stove wood.
S.75 per, cord; hard coal. $50 per ton.
Wood and Coal Yard. north end San
Jaointo street bridge; phone SIS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01

Clearing House-The
public will please take notice that. COM
mencing Saturday. April 81. 1897, the
banks comprising the Houston Clearing
House Association will close for business
SATURDAYS
at / O'clock p. m. and so continue during
the months OF April May. June. July
and August, 1897.
First National Bank.
Il. w. House, Banker.
Commercial National Rank.
Houston National Bank.
Planters & Mechanics National Bank,
South Texas National Bank ,
Attest: i. RAPHAEL
Manager Houston Clearing House
4-3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01
NJ and CORN YIELDS,
j. production Of Wheat the
s.s,ll.st 10 Six Years.
c1op BREAKS ALL RECORDS.
the Secretary Of Agrl.
NJ, prepared-Vcry Small
n.rn Yield in Texas

.,,.,co March 3l.-The worlds
~ I'M for 1896 is 2, i2s. $4,000 bushels.
s.rt will be officially announced
sscretsry of agriculture In a re-
4 +. issued tomorrow.
,mportant report will also cover
.llty and distribution of the corn.
IA oats grown in the United
during the past year. The manu-
4 !. now in the hands of the govern
nr,nter, From proofs just sent TO
~ wilson for correction the facts
,resented are taken.
Ig.xh tho total wheat crop is 49,
h,she,s less than In 1895. II is larger
asrlIer estimates Indicated. This is
liz due to an increase of SO. 100000
n, m European Russia, as shown In
FINAL estimate of the central statis-
bureau over the November estimate
|he minister of agriculture of that
|ry
pa OF 1896 AND 1895 COMPARED.
! crop Of 1895 by countries, compared
49, 80 1905 we ne follows.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01

ruAPARIsoNS SINCE 1891.
nport prepared by the agricultural
WsN Is particularly interesting be-
c,s.,lsves the product by countries
vaunerts not only In 1896 but in each
70 and including 1891. This
valuable table for dealers who
s compare the yields year by year.
A t sse tlgnres by countries are not
iy. aeLe It is possible In brief space
hs,m e recapitulation by continents
VICE years, and that follows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01
FINANCIAL.

THE Mutual Building and Loan Asoocia-
Ton. home institution, has few
shares, of 500 each, OF paid up stock,
with a guaranteed interest Of per cent
per annum. payable seini-annualiy, tor
sale: l0O9h Congress avenue. 3
MONEY TO LOAN on first-class city
property at 10 per cent: amounts from
}iJl5 TO $1,000. owners address T.. y. Boz
ISL, Houston. Texas. .
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BOARD And Roon5.

a.. EL.. ,-,~lM~-.-
LARGE south front room. with board, for
enccs; good attention; references ex-
changed; 404 Crawford, corner Preston
avenue
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l AM l6 years old. wen grown, want
work prefer machine or blacksmith
shop TO learn trade; references good. ID.
Swift, this office.
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FIFTY acnes choice bay front. near Sea-
brook. will take half trade. an elegant
location for summer home. Norfieet s,
Cooley
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II. II. LOCJ<ETT,
WANTED TO REnT.

al SN%NS'~NH
WANTED. Three rooms for light house.
keeping. In private family, state situa-
ton, also price. not too far out; 237. this
office.
WANTED-lTwo Furnished rooms for lIek.
housekeeping; close in: man. wife and
two children. Apply SFls Main street.
room q
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FOR RENT--Two large upstairs rooms,
furnished or unfurDeheii bath room on
sans floor prtya.;a family; III Travis,
corner Dallas. )
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fHTIl
And RooNs WANTED.

~. ILL., ..E1..
WANTED-Pleasant room and board Tor
wife and 4-year-old SON by week OF
this office.
WANTED-ITwO furnished rooms ami
board for man and wife. two children
cages and - and nurse twhitc). during
April and May. Address +. u BOX 80;
city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01

ING-The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Union Compress and
Warehouse company will be held on
Texas National bank. Houston, r,.xas
at IL o'clock m.
7. w. HOUSE. Secretary.
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:.
WANTED.

SITUATION wanted 10y a good, sober
young man. Willing TO do any kind of
honest work: knows the ony well. Ad-
drese 2il. this office. s
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l4aar----
.FoR RENT.


FOR RENT--Nice furnished rooms,
southern exposure. gentlemen only; one
block from court house. Apply Sl5 Caro-.
line street
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| MANTEC' 70 BUY
~.-. El..- .~ Ela-

LADY'S safety, In first-class condit1on,
for cash: prefer a hugh grade, but any
good make may do. Address Nc, Hous.
ton Post. o
WANT to buy a small drug store, win
fixtures, to cost not above 5000, VIII pay
spot cash. Address II. Herman, Jr,.
Richmond. Texas !
WE PAY tie highest cash prices for seq
ond hand furniture. stoves and all
household goods. Boston Furniture Co..
a. Cramer. agent, sos Prairie avenue. 3
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u Binz Bu,idine, Houston. Texas.

4o-ACRE farm. four blocks from tho San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass depot. at clo-
dine. IL miles west of Houston, four
room house, large stable and crib. %
acres III cultivation; beautiful shade
trees fronts on a graded street; prca
$3.50 Address VIM. Hunter, Hutch.us
House.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01

i REAL. ESTATE.
-Nr .-..1I1.....
$50 ACRES OF choice. well drained prairis:
sumo improvements; good location for
cash. balance long time, per cent Adj
drss G. L. Baker. Lostprong. Wharton
County. TEXAS.
FOR sALE-A beautiful. $50 acre farm.
hay front. tracts, Mrs. Cora. Bacon
Poster. Moore Burnett Bldg. No. lois
Texas avenue. -.
FOR SAf.lt-- !
beautiful seven room modern house.
Third ward. two lots. southeast corner.
on car r, Line good as new price 5000
car line, Third ward; price $500.
Six room modern cottage. Fourth
from Capitol hotel; price 5000; = rare
bargain. '4
Lands
re. water and timber. five miles from
court house on graded road. $780,
acres, three miles from court house,
With Mso worth of improvements. all
Texas lands.
Finely improved. wheat farm in North
Texas for stock OF general merchandise.
Fine p.ecc prospective Houston busi.
ness p,~or,rt with incumhn,ncc OF ~ 10
per cent value. for clear city or sub
urban properly.
Fnely improved Iowa farm OF $40
r. b. Gau.,
u Binz Buildine, Houston. Texas.
4o-ACRE farm. four blocks from tho San
dine, IL miles west of Houston; four
room house. large stable and crib: e
acres In cultivation; beautiful shade
trees: fronts on a graded street: pree
$3.50, Address VIM. Hunter, Iiutchus
House.
FIFTY acnes choice bay front. near sea-
brook. Will take halt trade. an elegant
location for summer home. Norfect s.
Cooley.
FOR SA1E-EQuity in nice residence IN
Fair Ground addition, cheap; payments
easy; mus, be sold at once Address,
OUR SAT. Es OF the past two weeks have
not depleted our list of bargains IN
homes and lots; several choice lots, i'm
proved and unimprovcd, for sale cheap
and on easy terms.
our rent list is the largest in the
city, All property shown free. If YOU
erty, call and sec US. Norileet &
Cooley. Hutchins House. Il
FOR sALE--i00, acre cattle ranch, Pam
handle well waterod aud fenced, Sc per
acre. 100 acres near Almeda, S. per acre;
800 nc res hue black land. 81 per acre, and
either, Big bargains in coast lands z.
Friedennaus. lil3ls Congress avenue
FINE tract of land, Just out or town, TO
lease or sell cheap. Call or address 5,
T James. lolT Lamar
CHOICE building lot N Sixth ward cor
ner State aud Henderson streets. at a
bargain. Call for particulars. Wilson h
Hannah. 300 K.am building. U
LAND STfRVEYfNG--SurVey re-locat led,
boundaries established and lands sub
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SITUATION wanted by a Young Germa n
boy, age is: would Ike To learn trade
OF some kind or drive n wagon Address
w. j. f., 2l6 Robin street, city. 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01

SITUATION wanted by white man as
first-class cook, hotel, seotGon house.
boarding car; guarantee good work, also
good baker. strctly sober. Address 242,
this office 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01

YOUR WANTS-If you want your horse
and buggy taken well care of, brins
them TO the Southern Stables: ii you
want fine rig, hire II at the Southern
Stables; II you want to sell, buy or eN-
change horses or vehicles. bring them to
the Southern Stables. We can. fill your
wants quick, reliable and satisfactory.
lust try US. The Southern Stables. cor
i,er Milan and Franklin avenue.
DTTGELBY & McCTRDY. expert account
ants. auditors and adjusters. No 2is
Main street. Expert examinations made
on short notice. a-i6
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01

WEST Liberty county lands. railroad,
school and timber, in large or small
collected. Baboock Il Marshall. Dayton.
Texas AZ
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WANTED--Situatson as bookkeeper or Of
flee clerk. city or country; ten years ex-
penence in the grocery business; refer
cnces exceptional. Address lis. this Of
flee.
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FOR SALE-On easy terms. modern
built house. with all conveniences;. nice
good nelghborhood; southern exposure
and nice lawn Apply to j. IL. Bright,
room 33H. Mason block. tt
CEDAR POSTS, LOGS, TELE5RAPH
ord Telephone Poles, Filing and Cedar
Charcoal Address j. SUTHERLAND,
Boerne. Kcnda,1 county. Texas. s-l2
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SPEclAL NorlcEs.
.A--lWa.~..- ..~~HAa..

.A-lWs-.. ..~u.NAa..
A MEETING of thu stockholders
OF the Houston Abstract Com
pany Us hereby called, TO be held at
the office of the Houston Abstract Com
pany. No. ll9ia Nam street, April 6, 1897.
at p. m II. ID. Brooke. Secretary. 3
NOTICE TO STOCkHOLDERS-T am
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Galveston and Houston Investment com.
pany will be held at the office of the
company in Galveston, Texas, on Thurs.
day, April 1. 1881. AT IL o'clock noon, for
the election of directors and the trans
action of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting. NJ.
I.asker. President. ]
NOTICE. have this day betn appointed
assignee OF the Phoenix Lumber Co. for
the benefit of such creditors of the said
company as wtill accept their proportion.
al share of it's estate. j have duly quail
fed according to law. and my pos.oGiiv 8
address is Houston. Texas.
Chas. Dillingham;, Assignee.
Houston, Texas, March %, 1897. 4-15
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HELP, WANTED.
s~uEd.- .-nls--.

NURSE girl wanted at once; German pre-
ferred. Apply l70l Congress avenue
WANTED--A colored boy to do generai
work about house. attend ito yard, horse
and milk COWS: must have good recon-
mendatvons. Apply TO X. -. Norris 81
Main street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01

AN ALL round cook wishes situation; is
sober and industrious. Address gf3. this
office. 4
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II HELP MAnrED.
--EN-- .-1Es-..
NURSE girl wanted at once; German pre-
| ferrod. Apply 1901 Congress avenue. )
| WANTED--A colored boy to do generai
| work about house. atitend ITO yard horse
| and milk COWS; mnst have good recon-
niendatyons. Apply TO X. -. Morris, 81
Man street. .
WANTED-At once. a good edgerinan and
SHERMAN. Write or apply at once TO w :,
II. Aldrdge, Rocklnnd, Texas. 3
WANTED-A flrst-class solicitor IN every
ward TN the city and in every town ~
Texas to take subscriptions ior the Guit s
Messenger. Call on or address Gulf
Messenger. 10l0M Texas avenue, Hous-
ton. Texas. Z
WANTED--Agents. $40 per month and ex-
ponHes pad active men Il rlsht. goods
sold by sample only samples, also horse
and carriage furnished, free. Address
Jobber. Box 530S, Boston. Mass.
WANTED-lf YOU are Catholic. unem-
ploycd, and Will work for SIS per week,
write MacConnnell Bros, II Franklin
street, Boston, Mass.
TRAVELLING statesmen for cigars old re, re-
liable house experience unnecessary
extra Inducements to customers; 40 70
$50 per month and expenses. Z. Z.
Bishop Co, ST. louis. ----------.-.
SALESI.ADY-Wan for millinery sales
must be thoroughly experienced, with
flrst-class city experience. Address
with particulars OF experience and sal
airy wanted. go. this olI-ee.
WANTED--At once. one ilst-class, wood
carver. Address The Bailey Mills CO.;
Victoria. Texas.
WANrED--Expenlcnr sloe salesman.
with some experience in hats and fur
ni5hings; give age, experience and SAL
AIRY wanted. don't apply unless you ere
.a, n trtan a
Beaumont. TcAas.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. barber at once. Il.
l.. Lee. Beaumont. Texas.
WAN1ED-One experenced life insnf.
ance man for general agency, fine op-
portunity: can give extraordinary in.
duccmenis 10 good special and local
agents for old established life com
nany. J. w. Harris general manaeers
Waco. Texas. 8
$40 WEEKLY salary and expenses paid
essary; permanent position. The w. l.:
Kline Co. 81. Louis. Mo. 40
MONEY easily made by writing, Safety
Fund Bfe insurance for, the old Hart
ford Mr. Paterson VIII call AL, ,, ana iat
our risk. Harris q Patterson, Managers
Dallas. e
AGENTS. Economy gas burner. saves Y
per cent Of gas. makes 'arge. besaaufu.
s siss emo General saSss "a Agency Co. rs Dear
born street. Chicago. III. y
Gl --
BoARDA RooM5.
MI- =. III
BOARD. with or without rooms. IN pri- |
vate family: no children; Pill Franklin
avenue.
l2ii TEXAS AVENUIc-Ftrst-class board
ing house. 2ls blocks from. Capitol No,
tel: business center: rooms for rent Will
or without board; transients solicitor.
WANTED--A lew select boarders: good
rooms II desired. cuisine the very best |
terms reasonable. No. 800 Main street:
three blocks from Capitol Hotel
rwo elegant furnished rooms. with
beard, In private family; reference ~
uusred and given. Address slV MAN
street. ~
LARGE. cool rooms up and downstairs;
I102 Rusk one block from Main; mouse
Just changed hands; table board spe..
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A LADY of culture desires position AS
reader and companion to wealthy lady;
no objection to travel or to place on
ranch, references exchanged. Compan-
ion. No l. this office 4
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WANTED-Situation by white girl as
chaInbermad or do dining room work.
Gail 1905 Mcmillan street. )
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BUSINESS budding for rerY, near Market
square lower floor or Joors OF build
ing, near corner of Milan and Preston
streets, opposite Brown Bolifrass
building for rent. Apply to "a. +.
Fisher attorney at law, Shaw building.
II
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DAYTON ELECTRIC FANS.
Crocker Wheeler Motors
General Electric Motors and Generators.
Buckeye Incandescent Lamps
And n fun line OF high grade Electric
supplies of all kinds.
Rrpairs to all kinds OF apparatus.
Contractor for complete plants.
l.. L. MILLER.
Office. No. Il Main street
Phone 5S5 II
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WANTED--At once. a good edgerman and
SHERMAN. Write or apply al once TO w
H. Aldrldge Rockland Texas. 3
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.FoRS RENT.

Fer RENT-Floor space on second floor
OF Post building. Apply to- G. j. Palmer.
12uqlneSs Mana ~
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WANTED-Agents. $40 per month and ex-
penses paid active men = right: goods
and carriage furnished, free. Address
Jobber Box 530S, Boston. Mass.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-01

Administrations gas burner, saves :!
per cent of gas. makes a large. beautiful
light. and gives l50 per cent profit TO
saiesmen. General Agency Co., 22s Dear:
born street. Chicago. III. "
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POSITION as salesman in retail humber
yard any part OF Texas; experience in
selling and handling lumber; salary no
consideration; references. Address j
Boyd, CornJgan, Texas. 8
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E-NGINEER wishes situa;ion: can do
blacksmith and machine work. sober
ana industrious. Address $50. this of
nee
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SITUATION WANTED By Il young col.
orod woman as d cook; good reference.
if wanted. Call at 1908 Caroline street.
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BOARD And Ro0ns.

WANTED--A lew select boafders: good
rooms II desired: cuisine the. very best:
terms reasonable. No. 800 Main street.
three blocks from Capitol Hotel. 2
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FOR RENT-Large, cool, airy room, in
private, family. ciose IN. Apply on prem
ises, 100 FannJn street. 3
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WANTlED--.A situation cook for pri-
vatc family or boarding house single
man of good morals; age "a years. Adj
dress 262, this office.