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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21

LADY with references wants position to sew
in family by day or week Address b. u. /.
this office. Y
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woman IN nOtel or private CaH I'D
Washington street. ?;
WANTED by young lady OF II. a position
as chambermaid nurse or 10 help in re-
spectacle family. Call at 1904 Washington. %
POSITION wanted by man and wife-wife t.
cock and do general house work; man to do
general work around house, reference can
b. furnished. X. S. Bailey. No. Sl5 Wash
iI,gton street *
MANIFESTATION in second hard store or
ierair shop. Can do all kinds of rsp.iring:
understand all makes Of scwiag m1chiaes.
clocks, etc. Address M. l.. Bratton, Shtr-
nan. Texas. care j. S. Halter. q
WANTED--Positlon as telegraph operator CT
clerk, Eight years experience, Sober; good
references. ADDRESS Operator, los Carutl
street, Dallas Texas. %
A CoLoRED man wants work in house as
waiter or to take care Of horse aad yard.
Address w. II. b., care this ofice. q
A coLoRED man wishes situation as hrst-
class carriage driver or 10 attend TO hor5o
and buggy; or a good house servant, to
wait on table. 1912 Robin street. %
LADY with references wants position to sew
in family by day or week Address d. d. !.
this office. Y
WANTED-Work by married couple. German:
woman first-class cook, man has experience
In anything; no children. Address 4IG9, TINS
office. Y
WANTED-A position by young white wom-
nm as cook i'm n good family. can give the
VERY best OF references. Address 1901 Id
mar street. ~
A ctpI. wears old wants a home in a family
HiiiI year 1 - olu nai . iio'iie i 80
AuuieSo 'Uo 'i'"''' ""N'' :
WANTED-By a YOUNG colored ooy, u pia ,,S
tend yard. Address 4724. this office, Y
wANTBD-situaton by young colored woman
to cook, wash and iron or 90 hlcheh VOTE a.
Apply Sl2 Andrews street. .
tad
sres situation as housekeeper, companion or
nurse; WILING 10 go anywneiei teie. eH 81
required and exchanged. Adaress " re-
terson, Crosby. TEXAS. ~
WANTED--A position by goou' honest
young colored man, sucp az porter, !hely "
work around place. can take pest care o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by a frst-class cook.
from Kansas City; will go out al city If fare
a. Maid Address 4752 this office. 2g
~ :, cotnrol man sti1h
~ waller or dishwasher. can g.yo good ref
erence. Address l7g1. this office. -
.,, a,,. ~. hr,i,..r,an mr. n ION
j DESIRE SITUATION 90 4 ~ a ddrcss "A Al.
IN SHOPS "a amp .r ra',' %
.onu' - 49, ,.oe,,,,, ne waiter.
must have work at once. Address u CUR y;
Globe Hotel. --- %
AZ Ac,r1vt, sbrewd cnIored hoy wants work.
Ats - i,,,i H. ,,oo"n hasa walter or dish
sooI - willing IN do any Kind of work.
maS inasa az mmst have WORK TO do at once.
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A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS and
directors OF the Texas and New Orleans
Railroad company. for the purpose O.. elect
ing directors aud officers. is called TO take
place at the once of the company. In the
City OF Houston. Texas Monday. tho
ninth day Of January. 1899. c. d. scgar.
Secretary. 1880
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WANTED-Work by married couple. German;
woman first-tlass cook man has experience
In anything; no children. Address 4lG9. this
offcA ~
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Q. n. sEGER. SECRETARY.

SPECIAL N0TICN--Wc want to sell at once
tho east half o. blocks 50 and ig6. THIRD
ward This Is good property. Look at Il
and make Offer for or both. Geo. l..
Porter. 307ia Main street, II
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IF YOU HAVE any doubt in your mind as
to your future, you will find 1t 10 your in,
terest to consult Harry Norman, spiritual
medium, Free readings Wednesday, Decent
49, ~ no "a pranch straet n
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KATTMANN & KNEELANp, mannfactnrei,ss
OF tents. tarpsulins etc.; see our huh,e,
tents with folding co; and bar; very Iigh.
carried in ordinary buggy Houston. Texas
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LET THE-Thompson Supply House fit your
house up on easy payments. III 10 lds
Louisiana street. -
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FOR SALE--Cheap. tho counters. showcases.
shelving. stools, tte., IN MaSons arcade
hlflding 30 Main street, Houston, Ia lots
to suit purchasers, rhcap II taken quick.
+. l.. Dennis. ~
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wANTED--A prescription clerk, sl5 week
to a good man; sober. Sis Congress avenue,
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FOR the accommodation of those parties who
ran not call and examine my pianos in the
daytime. Will be open beginning Monday
night next and the entire week don't fail
10 call G. w Stief Plano, 600 Travis. "a
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WANTED no BUY

WASTED--To buy second hand range stove.
Must be cheap anl IN good repair. Adirega
Il. L.. Jones ko9se. Texas. 70
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FOR SALE Or RENT--A Hne plantation Ia
Brazorla county, valley land. seven miles
west from Columbia. 1000 acres In good
state of cultivation, 80 tenant houses: store
and Manager house: 40 muirs and ncces-
cary plows. ETC.; viii give bargain to re.
sponsible party. Address i. w. Norris.
Kiam building. Houston. II
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ILl.I NINATING oils and gasoline same price
"a Gil company. Forest Mig, Cos, iigl Dallas
avenue. corner Austin street; free delivery,
pNouc get ~
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LOST, FOUND. sTRAE. STOLEN.
LosT-one gold watch with name and date
engraved on inside and Initials on outside
case Finder can get reward by returning
TO ID. Il. G.. Si4 commeree street. city n
IosT--A small stick pin with three sets. on
Preston avenue between Washington ana
Milan. Reward at 40 Milan. a
LOST. sTRAYED OR sTOLEN--From Ames.
vile. near city. one sorrel colt branded u !
on left hip, blaze face. $50 reward II re-
turned Wash Hlliard. Wilson store. near
Union depot. -
LOsT--One setter bitch. red and white color.
return TO Japhet Co. and get reward. u
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presents at Womans Exchanse;
cages OF latest design, cushions. pillows ana
fancy goods of daintiest materials and arts
tic work, at reasonable prices leiepnoisss
1n1k -
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FOR RENTING nicely furnished front
rooms; modern conveniences. gas, hot aud
cold baths SID Ruak q
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NJ YOU arc looking for good lands ut low
prices. soe II T.. Mansfield EOS Main street,
liouatnn II
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FOR RENT--Six farms. with pasture. good
buildings. well ditched good well water;
near school and depot; fifteen miles from
city. inquire OF j, u, Lyons, room sli. Blnz
building 70
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LADIES 10 do embroidery work At home
gcod pay; experience unnccessary: reply ea-
vclopc Tor particulars aud sample, Man.
haitian Embroidery Co., l0i Bcekman street,
New York City. q
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Fer SALE-Homor pigeons, Black Minorcas,
Barred Plymouth Rocks, White Lcghorns,
White Wyandottes. silver Laced Wyan-
duttes. Red Bone man trailing bloodhounds.
II. Nj Ramsay 100 Cnngress nNeIue. y
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CHRISTMAS perfumery, cologne atomizers In
store corner Main and Preston Il
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DRUG SToCK--lnvoice, $780, Including soda
Fountain In thriving rounty seat town OF
Central Texas; doing fine business; this N
for selling Address AiiO. this Office 10
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FOR SALE-At u saorifce-The business for
merly carried on by the Houston Grocery
and Cold Storage Co., clean stock OF gro
oeres. fixtures and machinery, no better
cold storage plant In the State; meat market
IN connection: magnificent established trade
all in flfst-cIass condition and must be sold
at once. John 5. Radtord, trustee, with VIM.
ID Cleveland a. Co. u
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

GOOD BOARD 81. 90 per week; stove " need
ed. bath; close in; transient solicited; ~,
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FIsUlT TREES-ornamentn immense stock,
laige assortment; lowest prices, Soatainsue
free. Alvin Nursery Co., Aivlnt Texas, 1-l9
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wANrEp--A man Of family to take charge d
4, small farm Ia Hardin county; house,
horses and tools furnished; no rent; German
preferred. Address Peter White. olive,
Texas ~
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s0i Louisiana street. Il
OUR HOUSE the best, our rent list the iarg-
est our price the lowest II you want to
rent We can suit you Nornect & Cooley.
phone 673. pnz building q
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nu,,Srss ..nANcr,..

and prontable. Exceptional opportunity for
ono or two young mcn Address &7io. this
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casbly respectable paying business WIN
"a mo money, to join $500 stock. Address
BOX 1877 Houston. -
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BAY MARE, years old, GOOD traveller, co-
lumeus phaetcn, sood condition. cheap. Az.
Fly GA Travis. -
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L. g. NJ. extra strong horseradish; H. d NJ.
pure tomato catsup; IL o. H'' oah'p' ''s ~ y
M rk snusages. -
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II 1J.:E: shod all around for 15c at drummer
pinri.sinIth Shon. Brunner, Texas. y
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WANTED-By a young colored boy. place
to work. such as take care OF horses and
tend yard. Address 4724. this office. Y
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TIuRr wARDERs can buy nrcworks at Pas
toriza's, corner Austin and Dallas. for less
money than they would have TO pay the pss
stores in town. -
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HOW undergraduate doctors, dentists, pnar-
maciGts. lawyers. can soon SraauaIe' Pc
1856, Chicago. ~
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FOR sALE--one sxio view outnt, Id hrss-
class order. cheap for cash. Address Box
ass J. Richmond. Texas II
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TWO nicely furnished front rooms, with
card sos Caroline street. II
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TIE MAKERs--wantcd at once 80 tie maxi
crs, TO maks square edge pine ties. Monthly
Inspection and pay, Address Wms Cameron
T. A 10 lfann,opt Tpxas 4i taNl
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shy EAR-oLD BAY MARE, gentle, colu;n-
bus phaoton, good condition, and harnesp,
clLenp. Apply lelt Travis ..--. y
FOR SALE-4A hvc-chatr barber shop; best
location in good town. Address ii. this OF
-
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FOR RENT--Bakory with modern appliances
and dwelling. close In. Apply $50 Congress
avenue. y
DESIRABLE furnished rooms, close in. 1914
Mckinney avenue, ~
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j HAVE a fine lot of high grade Jersey mix
cows that | can sell reasonable, all fresh
with young calves. California Stables, cor.
ner Franklin and Cheueyert y
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WAN1ED~-To buy small pug or wntor
Spaniel tmaej puppy, at ii2 Travis street:
Houston, TeXas. ~
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WANTED--A position by good. honest
young colored man, such as porter livery or
work around place; can take best care OF
horses Address i1e5. this office. y
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THOROUGHLY educated young woman de-
sires situation as housekeeper companion or
nurse; willing 10 20 anywhere; references
REQUIRED and exchanged. Address Dr. Pc
terson Crosby, TEXAS. ~
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FOR Separately or together. three
lots, handsome dwelling. corner. Lake
Charles La: also three cottages, tifth
ward, Houston. Mrs. Neville. l2D2 Noble.
Houston, Texas. Y
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Attorney General of Texas.
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A GIRL years old wants home in family.
Address 703 Trinity street. ~
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MACHINERY BUSINESS we'll established In
Iako Charles. La. reason sickness. Invests
cate. Address Box iGi, Lake Charles, La.
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FUN SALE-Up-t U-uhIV NIONk UI. uTy EVVIS
good location for business, $500 stock. J:
S jackson, Lainpasas, Texas. Il
i HAVE a new SSs5 plano; VIII take part cash.
balance milk COWS, Address Trade, TINS
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WNNTEp--A n9rse capable OF taking ful,
charge OF baby year old. Apply 1ls Craw.
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FIREWORKS at cost Pastorixa's. corner
Austin and Dallas streets, -
CHRISTMAS goods at Pastoriza's, corner
Austin and Dallas streets. -
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BEARS MEET SUDDEN DEATH.
A Bullet Apiece tho Latest Colorado Quota
ton for Lots of Three.

A Bullet Apiece tho Latest Colorado Quota
ton for Lots OF Three.
DENVER. Col. Oct. 3.-From the upper Huer-
fano comes a story which shows how easy bear
hunting is to those who know the art. In
Justice to the bears. 1t should be stated that
two OF them were youngsters.
Robert Elton found bear signs a few days ago,
and suggested to his wife that it might not be
q bad idea to 60 out and kill q few just by way
Of practice and incidentally to add a little bear
meat to the supply in the larder. Mrs. Elton
said that nothing would suit her better. Rifles
were put In order. and the couple soon struck
the trail. Mrs. Elton carried O .30-calibre gun.
light, accurate. and Of fine pattern. while the
shooting iron Of her husband was OF heavier
pattern. They went to the bluffs at the head
OF q little stream that is tributary to the Huer-
fano; They secreted themselves. and were re;
two young ones, walking down the gulch.
% SI: S Snd n Mrs. snI Elton t lost no ou ti@e i IN Sioe ethiS.
Mr.. Elton raised his rife to his shoulder and
him. took q hand in the killing. and the hind
quarters Of the second bear adorn a peg in the
the professional pride 9f, Mr.. Elton and one
bullet from his trusty Winchester ended the
in a single day with only three rife bullets is a
record not often equalled. and the odds were
s saGe to as fa as~ % %SfIe a f Bear 9 %il %lq run % aSay T tpo@
a man L he can. he Is an ugly, creature to deal
with when cornered or wounded.
From Tulford. Eagle, county, comes a story,
unaccompanied by af1idaVits. to the effect that
all hunting records Whereabouts have been
broken by Harry Williams. whose accuracy OF
aim is such as to impel belief in the story. when
Williams ID around, He and Nathan Smithee
were camping near the head OF SQuaw Creek,
and Smithee had taken q shotgun and gone out
to scare up some grouse. Instead Of grouse he
ran directly into an old bear and two yearlings.
and while smithee is not much OF q Splinter.
he made a good record In getting away
from them: A shotgun is hardly a nt, weapon
with which, to fight bears. Close on his heels
came the three bears. Fortunately he was no
great distance from camp. and Williams came
to the rescue. He had only three rifle car.
tridges. but he made a, b~ullseye each time, and
as q result has an abundant supply OF bear meat,
Some ~envious persons have suggested that
Mr.. Williams cruelty used .Nr. Smithee as .
bait to decoy the bears within reach OF his gun.
but the fact that Mr.. Williams had only three
cartridges Is put forward by his friends as Q
sufficient answer to the charge.
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wei, grounded in the faith; a man Of
good common sense: honest, industri-
GUS and possessing q thorough knowl-
everyday, Christian lessons drawn from
Biblical stories and narratives. The Omisn
spend nearly all these October Sundays in civ
ms, thanks for the h~arvests. They marry only
Of their kind. and nearly all are related. Idle
ness Is not encouraged. II a rich farmer has
no work for one of his sons or daughters. he or
she is hired out. to some Omish family, rich or
poor, In need OF farm or household help. All
are raised to work and to become strict mem
beers OF the Church. II any marry outside the
fold and become careless and forgetful and dis
are dropped by the others. II an omish
farmer marries a girl not Omish she may be
received into the sect, and at once puts on the
cap and habit and wears It always. at home or
abroad. Men are received in the same way.
but they are held to strict account and must be
thoroughly known and converted. This is also
the rule In the admission OF women. It is very
rare that outriders are taken into the fold. ow-
ing to the strictness of the requirements. They
never 60 to law. take no part in local elections.
have no desire for local political affairs. but in
national questions or in Presidential elections
local contests. not desiring to have the Ill will
OF any faction. Their great object is to offend
no Ona.
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BUTTERFLIES IN TIE CITY.
Where Some of Them Come From and How
Some Found Their Way Back.

oo"o fouhu AhoA way D"oA'
Here. where 1 sit high up In the air" said a
city dweller. II see every now and then flying
past the window little yellow butterflies. Ill
wonder what they are doing in the city, and 80
high above the ground. between the walls Of
brick and stone. and look out after them. / see
them huttering about in undulatinR. zigzag
courses. lighting here and there, or lowering
over the plants and flowers seen scattered on
various window stills.
=" man who knows far more about butter
flies and everything else in nature than / do
tells ms that some Of these little butterflies
come to the city on. farmers wagons. They
have been developed perhaps, In the garden
patches on farms. and when the produce Is
gathered up and packed on the wagon some
come TO the city with 1t. Here the load IL soon
dispersed, and there Is nothing left but the
empty wagon. And so the little yellow butter
ay Is left stranded in the great city. But some
times they find their way home again. as was
told to me by the same lover OF nature.
There was a funeral passing along a busy
street that skirts a fam liar city park OF q few
acres. but beautiful. with lovely graeS and fine
trees and ZONE Towering plants; u place where
city butterflies love to hover. At the head OF
this funeral was an open coach filled with flow
ers. The butterflies in the park seemed to
scent the fragrance OF these flowers and they
toward them. Some settled upon and nestled
In the flowers themselves, and SO were carried
along with them. and some lowered and nut-
tered about over the carriage and kept along
with II thus to the ferry toward which the fu-
neral was moving. They went on aboard the
boat with II and on across the water. ard 30 on
back 10 the land whence they same"
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PENNsY1YAN1A GERMAN NEGROES.
Two Other Colored Mon Who Were Brought
UP in the Jewish Faith.

READING. Pa, Oct. One OF the most uns
usual experiences / have ever had" said q
commercial traveller. occurred two days ago
In Lebanon county i met n number Of colored
men, women and children who spoke nothing
but German. Before the day was around I
met at least lfty colored people who spoke
German. And when it zane to speaking Eng
lish they wer0 not at all at their ease. | asked
how this came about. and WAS told that the cole
ored people came. twenty, thirty and forty years
ago. up from the South aud settled among
the quiet Pennsylvania German farmers
Of the Blue Mountain districts. The colored
children grew up on the farms. where they
worked and heard nothing but German spoken.
They soon forgot nearly all the English they
knew and now they rarely speak anything but
German. Their children go 10 English country
schools in winter, but as quickly as they are
out Of sight OF their teacher they begin TO talk
the German dialect, and nothing else. / have
been told that In recent years In Germany
colored people speaking. tho language can BIB
found ip numbers. but they also speak Ems,
whom / speak use absolutely nothing but the
German, in their ordinary affairs OF life, They
are good farmers. live on PENNSYLVANIA German
Here In Heading I have Just met a smart.
name Is Solomon Williams. and who belongs
TO the Jewish Church. He says he knows only
SPs St h Eo S0l S9Sf. ' Both a sp SsR a Rsmsd S oSiss
wealthy Hebrew family in New York; He was
named solomon, and was brought up according
brew religious customs. His friend Yarns was
have heard OF another colored jew In PhilAd9l.
phia. who also speaks German quite NELL Ths
S SSRssts az n l N EsSd Y " FE Who sY bsS q = P PsS Aee
bEoNu0 and came Gnom Ireland"
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tendency to decrease the flow Of milk, but the
cow proved herself a. wonderful mixer.
T%hroughout the winter the calves had u light
feed Of grain, and az $O4 days Of ags the Gom-
there being not 10 pounds difference In their
Individual weights. At present they weigh
just about 1000 pounds and are AS large as the
ali particulars that even those who are best
acquainted with them cannot tel one IRON
iowish shade, each having only q little white
spot on the belly with no other marks. and never
did four animals haYe features, and disl9si-
we're purchased by their present owner, v, L.
Mitchell OF Erie county Pa formeTiy Of BEldSeii
quartet at the New England fairs this tall
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1887.
1897.

last fall. He began with a few head OF good
cows and gradually increased. Butter Is the
main product sold from the farm.
The wonderful COW which. with her four
heller calves. is now attracting 30 wide atten-
ton among cattle fanciers, was raised by
and was owned by him up to II short time after
giving birth within u few hours to four heifer
calves. The calves were born May q. 1897.
and were sired by u Shorthorn bull. TIL mother
Is half Holstein and half Durham, showing
the size aud build Of the Durham and the color
weighs 1880 pounds, and IL In fair condition.
She continued TO give milk up to July 20,
1885. After the birth Of the, calves she gave
sufficient milk to raise all of them up to wean-
Ing time. Exhibition at many fairs had u