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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

FOX sALE-Cogner lot. With two cotfaFes
seIner Center and Taylor Apply 1898 nav
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YOUR EYES examined free. properly ad-
,usLed with best spectacles and eye glasses;
guarantee satisfaction. Wilton's, 9os Prairie
avenue.
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AGENTS Economy gas burner. saves 40 per
cent Of gas makes large. beautiful light
General Agency Co, enS Dearborn street
ffi--rs. m. N
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LADIES-Call az the De la Morton Dress.
cutting School; our object is to prove the
merits Of our system. With II you can cut
fny garment any style, any size, TO ut any
form perfectly, de2 Main street, over Cock
reil's drug store. %
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BEFORE moving csl and SEQ the Red Line
aud be convinced that the wagons ara the
largest for less money. rhoae s6e office
1914 Congress avenue "a
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$4,000 TO $4,000 TO loan GA ho .ri H,n
tate Interest 6 and'7 per
Harral, Fox building. - -,
MONEY TO LOAN on improssa 81
ranches. Francis Smith e, Morris I
tonic Texas. Call on !, ~
building. Houston. Texas. -
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Nm. GATES & co. SaGuier and Smith
streets. FiIe upholsterers and furniture re-
raifers; carpets taken up, cleaned and laid !.
niattresses and feathers renovated Why
continue giving your work to poor machines
when you can get first-class work done for
the same money, wc do moro and better
work than all the upholsierers and carpat
cleaners in Houston al. work guafanteed
strictly first class and AT the lowest prices.
We reepeetfnly solcit YOUR patronage %
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large RESIDENCE on paved street, I'M bus
mess part of city; gas. sewer connection,
plenty OF cstern and artesisn water; buy
from owner. Address 5276 this office n
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FINANCIAL.

WANTED To lend Se0 1000 on , rrairs u
and on exceptionally gooo
Address ESQ. this office -----.<lll
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'CARPETINE cleans everythIua
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WE DO NOT WANT boys or ioafers TO write
us. but men OF ability: $500 10 $500 per
month; statesmen and general agents. salary
or commission. Racine Fire Engine Co.,
LTD. Racine. Wis.
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STORAGE. moving packing. sbippinr; gior-
age In senaraie rO0m; largest vans ia city:
work guaranteed looking glasses resilyered.
Fhona sNl. ofnre lali Cnngress avnaun. ~
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HELP WANTED.


HELP WANTED.
oTIUM. MORPHINE. WHIsKY--n Interested
III the cure OF these habits write Tor my
book on these diseases mailed free. b. NJ.
Woolley, NJ, D., Atlanta. Ga.
IDEAL bubble blower. latest novelty bub-
Bile within a bubble: statesmen make So
daily. Write +. A. Diekey. 81. Louis.
WANT A SITUATION? Then prepare to hold
u good one by attending the Massey Bush
ness GeiifGe; sessions day and night, --
CARPETlNE cleans everything. f1U
WATcEBS. eloo.,s. jsweiry, speetaoies, SILVER
ware repaired. VIII on, 90S Prairie avenue.
Watches Cleaned stOOi main springs. 75c.
wANTED--A man that understands press
ing gentlemans clothing willing to work
for part interest or wages. have good run
OF work. Address 76. this Office. IS
WANTED-l50 tlemakers to make SQUARE
edge pine ties 6xS-3 feet timber has never
been culled will nav 10 cents for making:
monthly inspection and pay on the 18th of
each month. Apply to l.. Solinsky Co..
at beaumont. or Hllister. Texas. u
| WANTED--A good all-around cook for hotel
Address f. NJ. Denton. proprietor fremont
hotel. I.oyelady. Texas. q
WANrED-whtc girl to do cooking and
Aousewora. 2l3 cheuevert, corner Congress.
/
WANTED--Girl for house work; apply at
| lOll Bell avenue. between hours of II and
| O'clock. 26
LODGING for hfty men; cool rooms and no
| mosquitoes. Is, 20 and % cents per night;
| u cents, 800 and si.2o per week; free
baths, Capitol House, corner OF Main and
S-s4I-1. -
WANTED-A baker at f. Preuss'. All Travis
| street 2S
| WANIED-2o tesmsters and scrsper holders
| AZ Terry Texas, ten miles east o. Beau
mont; wages $50 day. pay every two
weeks. S. A. Robertson Co, eontrsc-
NE -1el ~
FEW more youns men aud ladies to learn
| telesraphy for positions Oh railroads. Dial
las Telegraph College, Dallas, Texas AS
DETECrlVE-shrewd reliable man wanted in
every locality for profitable secret service
| Experience unnecessary, Write American
Detective Association. indianapolis, Ind IS
A SPLENDID opening for good solicitor on
| magnificent work Just published The !
| SINGER Book Company. 2si2 Market street,
Galveston, Texas q
WANTED-Fifty woodohoppers at skipmore,
| 26 miles from Houston. on the n. II ard
W r railway VIII pay cash weekly
r. E Watson.s Wood Yard. "a
TIE MAKERS wanted TO make sap pine tlos,
hewed on two sides; also 6xS S-toot and ixs
on P. G. railroad Address p. F. Nell.
Hornbeck, La. IS
Do You WANT TO MAKE MONEY! Ars
you any good Got any set-up IN your
Would YOU work u you had ehancs2 II
so, addross J. W, Moore, Dallas, Texas. IS
| wANTED--The Fraternai Life Associatiop
wants solicitors; salary paid 10 good men.
For particulars call on or address b. r.
Bailey, general secretary. Cotton Exchange
Houston. II
| statesmen FOR CIGARs-N2S month and
expenses old nrm; experience unnecessary:
Inducements to customers. c. c, Bishop a
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WANTED TO RENT,

WANTED-By a young couple two south
rooms furnished complete for light house
keeping in private family, close N. Al
dress 500, this ofilce. 26
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wANTED-~A good drug clerk Apply Sls
Congress avenue. Houston. Texas. 20
WANTBD--First-clas barber Immediately:
none other need apny. steady employment.
VIM. Sendry, san Marcos. Texas. Il
WANTED-Two good cooks. one for hotel.
other TO cock and manage a good restaurant
Address i. Jones kosse. Texas. 70
vANTED-MEN and women in every town to
work for us at their homes 50 10 Us week
~; no canvasslns, splepdid opportunity;
wfits at once standard MIS-. Co., Ia Vast
I'D street Nrr York CITY.
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THE FINEST PIANO TUNING--Pianos re-
modelled and cases rennished throughout
leave orders at divers Music House. 1917
rexas avenue. Houston. Prof. ChaH. N
FELTON,, superintendent ~
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PERSONAL.
LIST OF ANSWERS

WANTED--Eyerybody to know the Red Line
Moving and Storage has the largest furni-
ture WAGONS; uses eXpert men. Phone $50:
Office IN Congress aycnue n
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AN 49, unincumbered wldowcr. good moral
character generous aud wealthy desire
home loving wife. Dewey, No. 1925 Forest
syenNe. chicaso, III, 20
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MRS. NJ SrUTzMANN-Th only medium IN
the city. healer and claryoyant: 1903 Con-
cress, satisfaction or no pay %
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pIDs ANN Proposals

REFuNDrNG BONDS For S assee N
be received by me at my iii Rin.
jackson county, Texas us ! o'clotk
for he nutchase Of Jackson \, !
funding court house bonds. - y
ST.. 900. sa,e Of ~
1890 viii 10 OF the dcnomlns ,d,Ii
each. viii bear interest sonnuln. y
rate Of 4is per cent per nerIa6 y,
semi-annually. 10 run LOT sstion 10 x
~ years. with ton years opugaa H.
Tho right to reject any "a rhfsi
reserved, A draft or ceIhs nv cfit1s
sum OF 5000. payable 70 ~ q
accompany sacp h,go a. koNt1f1
cauaty Judge JseSiss III.
Edna. Texas. Marsn ~
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS wanted TO sell the 25c naval box kite
lpatontedl, scientific marvel; an airshp
complete. will fly from thc hand thousands
al feet and rise TO the CLOUDS; every boy
wants it; quick seller blg profit, send for
agents catalogue and terms. T.. !. Hoys-
n an $50 broadway New York. Is
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LADIEs--Do you want health and happiness?
For female troubles and Irregularities USE
Specific Tonic 81. for beautiful complexion
use Goldenrod Cream and Blood Tonic. 81 50,
for luxurant hair and badness use 5veclna
Hair Tonic. ST. Gulf CITY Specific Co, y. O.
| OK IO1 Galveston. TEXAS Ali
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HOUSTON Heights has srtesian water, sandy
SOIL good drainage, fine shade excellent
car service and the lots at present prices
are the cheapest property In town. terms
from 81 TO So per lot in cash and the same
payment monthly, For best prices call at
Houston Heights office, 2OS Main street.
John a. Mlroy. agent. II
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~ MISSED TT by not knowing shorthand"
said Il young man, and ha Immediately en-
tered tho Massey Business College,
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY to give your
son or daughter practical business edu-
cation superior courses in business train
ing, shorthand and English sessions both
day and night at the Massey Business Cot
leac.
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SALESMEN- -sln0 q month and ali EXPENSES
guaranteed seliing to merchants Arctic Re
frigerating Machines Cor ouoliug refrger-
ators. guaranteed Is per cent cheaper than
tee exclusive territory assigned Arctic Re
trlgerating Co, Cincinnati. Ohio. rs
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Do YOU want to establish yourself in Yer
mnuent business and make money fast from
the day YOU start2 We have thousands Of
representatives. men and womvL, mating
So week solling our celebrated non alco
hoic dnyoring powders right 10 their own
locality. These powders ara new. better ard
cheaper than the liquid extracts sAd IN
stores sell rapidly, and as tnev are used
daily In every home. there rs q continuous
demand FOR them besides. the pron,s are
enormous. write at once for terLis, w. II.
baird & Co. 81 East End pittsb irg. Pa
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2s0-ACRE highly improved farm. half mile
frontage on San Jacinto bay, largo build
ings, ten-aCre pear orchard, all around fine
pace; $4,000 Section black sandy loan land,
with creek and ten acres timber, thirteen
miles north OF Houston, school. church and
good settlement; other bargains; $4,000 C.
W. Hail & Co. 20S Main. g
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LADIES requiring regulator that is a pro-
yentlve address Lee Remedy Co.. 500
Champlaln avenue. Chicago. longest cases
relieved hi five DAYS without pain; safe
and effective under any and all conditions
Endorsed by leading physicians all over the
country Price 81 90 a box.
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LOST-Scotch collie shepherd dog. snsytsl
name of Dewey; black and white. Flntal
turn to 1415 Main and receive lhsn
ward
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FoUND-Ladles' gold hunting case v
watch; initials on case: give correct
scription. pay for this ad. and r.!
watch. Address 5203. this office.
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WE BUY sell and exchange real estate. look
after property for non-residents collect
rents and negotiate loans: call and list your
property; we have cash customers for real
estate bargains. Seaman G. Bartell. 219 Blnz
building.
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RUBBER GOODS OF every description; cata :
logue tree. Edwin Mercer q Co.. Toledo o.
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MATCHES CLEANED 81 ,OU; main springs
75c: manufacturing and repairing jewslry,
etc. a specially. Wilton's, COS Prairie ave-
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VALUABLE farm. Brazoria county, for sale
or exchange; small incumbrancs; oue-half in
cultivation; make offer bound to SELL no
better farm in county Farm, this office. 20
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLE

SrOLEN-From Hume's drug store, SIM
March 20, new Rambler bicycle. % nas
nickel handle bars. adjustable, g IN
mahogany stained rims, russell tool taRl
reward. j. r. Myers. 90l6 Travis so
Houston, Texas.
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a BEAUTIFUL residence and 261 acres OF
land, one tenement house. large hay barn.
stables and outbuildings, plenty OF fruit
and howing water. eighteen miles from
Louisville Ky. cheap at 5000; will eX-
change for Texas property Of equal value
Il. w. Moore Houston. Texas. A.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-17
AT The NORTH END.

There is at morning, noon and night
a large crowd Of men seeking work at
the Rhode Island Locomotive Works
These men are not in the most instanc-
es skilled workmen, but men who de-
sire work as helpers and of course there
is not employment for them ALL The
prospect for the mechanic i'm this sec
tion is better than it has been for a
long time. that is IL the molders' strike
is not kept up too long. Men i'm one or
two OF the concerns most of whose en-
ployes come from this section have felt
the bad effects of the molders' trouble
for they have been laid off
Word was sent 10 the Second police
station last night from down town that
the son OF an Armenian who resides
near the Oriental mill had been arrest
ed for larceny. The father Of the party
arrested complained 10 the police of the
Central station that his son had taken
money from the home and asked that
the son be arrested as soon as possible.
There were no arrests made by the
police OF the Second station last night.
Work on the new car tracks on Doug .
las avenue being about finished the
residents along that highway are much
interested i'm the line of cars that will
be used on the line.
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WARREN.

At a meeting Of st. Marys Catholic
Temperance society called by request
of the ladies of the parish, $50 was pre-
sented to the boys TO encourage them
i'm their work. After the regular meet
ing the members adjourned to the hall
where musical exercises were enjoyed.
Barge Hope. with 1900 tons of coal
from Norfolk, Va, has arrived in this
port with the entire cargo consigned to
e. NJ. Martin.
Daniel W. Gladdng gave a lantern
exhibition last evening in the district
court room of the town hall for the pu-
pills OF the three upper classes OF the
High School only.
The senior class of the Warren High
School is preparing short play in
French, to be presented as part OF the
graduation exercises.
The following land transactions have
occurred: James Batchelder has sold
TWO lots or farfd on Lincoln plat To An
tone Buba, and also two lots TO John
Plock.
The Fragment Circle OF the Kings
Daughters held their regular meeting
i'm their rooms on Water street last
evening.
The expenses on Memorial Day will
be under the auspices of the Tobin Post,
G.. A. r., and will be as follows: In the
morning the post accompanied by the
Warren Artillery will march To the
South cemetery. where formal exercises
will be held and the graves OF the vet
erans decorated. Details of members
OF the post will visit the North and St
Mary's cemeteries where graves Will be
decorated In the evening the follow
ing exercises will be held I'm the town
hall: Grafton by Rev. William j. Rey-
nolds. Jr., OF Providence. Social and in
struInental music by Mis- 3 Ella and
Elizabeth Burt of East Providence,
singing and other exercises by the
school children upder the direction OF
Miss Mary j. Merchant.
The High School is making arrange
ments for a picnic on Memorial Day to
be held at Touisset.
John Butterworth Is erecting dwell
ling house at the corner OF Touisset
road and Child street.
The Ladies' Aid society connected with
the Methodist church met last evening
with Mrs ELLA Allen, the president at
her home on Church street
MIR. Benjamin Gorsec, who was em-
ployed at the Warren Foundry and
Machine Company for three years, VINO
enlisted last fall i'm the Second Artil-
lcry. battery Is, u. ;. regulars, is Al
town visiting friends, having been dis
charged from the army on the 18th az
April. During his service he spent four
months at Moro Castle, Havana, and
also did grand duty over the Spanish
prisoners for several months az Fort
Constitution. Portsmouth. n. IA.
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OLNEYvILLE.

The Rough and Ready Veteran Fire
men Association met at their han, 475
Plainfield street last evening and the
committee on the muster at Riverpoint
on Memorial Day reported that ar
rangements had been made for special
car to leave the square at o'clock.
a. m, and that the tickets including
dinner. fare and transportation of the
engine would be 800 Citizens are at
liberty to join with the association and
to those the fare will be 75 cents. which
includes dinner. The affair is i'm charge
of Samuel +. Groves, c. III. Edwards
and Nielsen Anderson. A committee con-
sisting OF w. y. Harris. John Leonard
and John Meddougroft were appointed
To draft resolutions of coincidence for
the family of the late Martin A. Water
man.
BY Saturday evening, Plainfield street
from Atwood to Clifford street. will be
free from distractions so far as sew
ers are concerned as every land owner
has made connections and nearly all
of the pipes are covered. The street will
be clear for few days only as the
storm sewer has TO be placed i'm posi-
ton, and many wonder why this was
not done when the street was torn up
before.
The chances are that the board of
health will come 10 the onclusion that
the ditch that has caused Mrs. Me-
Caffrey some trouble. is sewer in
stead OF a natural stream and will al
low her TO go on with her building as
she had planned It. The sewer has
been cleaned out as far as Ii can be
reached from the opening made, and
IL is possible that the trench for its
entire length will be inspected by the
board OF health
The funeral OF the late Marlin a.
Waterman was held at the residence
OF the family on Whitten avenue, at
o'clock this afternoon. there being
large attendance. There were many
ones coming from the Veteran Firemen
Association and the Rough and Ready
Ladies' NuXf11aTy. The bearers were
John Suyer. Willis Fiske, W. a. Butts
and Hugo c. Marks. The interment was
at Poccassett cemetery.
Thomas Gallagher OF West Bleachery
street bought a new horse from an
Olneyville trader last evening and after
taking possession OF IL told his brother
Lew" TO drive IL home. Lew invited his
friend Thomas McCabe to ride with him
and second or two later the new
horse was flying through the square
at terrific pace. Lew reined the ami
NAL into n small building on Troy
street and the result was that the wag-
on Is wreck and Mr.. Gallagher is
slightly injured.
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EAST PROVIDENCE.

Young Phillip c. Burr has the SYM
pathy of the majority of the citizens
of this place in his heavy loss by the
burning of his property in Seekonk.
Mr.. Burr lost quite sum of money, a
handsome gold watch and his coat and
vest in the fire. but ne is thankful that
he saved his horses, wagons and his
life. Early this forenoon he had so far
recovered from the effects OF the smoke
and fire as to be removed 10 his home.
When storekeepers and clerks I'm the
square are not attending 10 customers
they spend their time watching a swal-
low building its nest in the casing or
the fire alarm box on the Ingraham
building. If the swallows new home
does not interfere with the working or
the bell all will be well, but If il does
the swallow will be ordered out by
Capt. John j. Mullen.
Tom DAILY. who is quite familiar with
the scenery along the railroad from
Providence to Cranston. went over the
route again this morning and will not
return until he has worked out fine
of 81 and costs. Patrolman Taggett ar
rested him yesterday for being drunk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-17
THEY PLANNED A
BIG REBELLION.
Arrested on Grave
Charge i'm svaal--InCriminat-
ing Documents Have Been Found.

nation had reached him from South
Africa, he asserted. that could lead him
In any way 50 anticipate or explain the
arrests. The news caused considerable
excitement among the members OF the
house.
The Standard and Diggers News. the
Beers organ In London. has dispatch
from Pretoria which says that warrants
were issued Monday evening by HE state
attorney and were executed at midnight.
The dispatch adds that plot or rebellion
Is alleged 30 have been maturing for four
months, anc that the accused. who are
said to have zen engaged by the South
African league, had already enlisted 2OOo
men.
According TO dispatches fronI Cane
Town Monday. orc ers were issued sat
urday by the commandants on the vest
ern border or the Transyaal 10 the
burghers to prepere to take the field at q
moments notice from Pretoria. although
the negotiations We're still pend ng for
the proposed meeting between President
kruger and Sir Alfred Miner. governor
OF Cape Colony. and British high COM
missioner for South Africa.
Mr.. Chamberlain. British colonial sec
retary. IT Is said. will not assent TO the
conference unless the Transvaal execu-
tive Pledges himself TO initiate bona fde
reforms.
The work of fortifyine the redoubts
and the hilltops at points OF strategic i'm
portance is progressing rapidly i'm the
Transvaal. The western border separ-
ates the Transyaal from British Bechu-
land. The Orange Free State Is on the
south. Portuguese territory on the east,
British Matabeleland on the north.
Trouble between Great Brltsin and
the Transvaal has been imminent for
weeks. The immediate cause Is renewed
agitation az Johannesburg, where the
uitlanders Gcreigners). mostly Briti!Si,
claim to be oppressed. An ever present
provocation Is the situation of the Trans
vaal-right In the way OF Rhodes pet
project of a Cape-to-Cairo railway.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-17
CRANSTON.

A team belonging to a local milk
dealer and a large manure team caused
quite blockade on Cranston street last
evening In order that their drivers
might enjoy a conversation. 1t is a
remarkable fact that teamsters of ev-
cry description decline to use that part
of Cranston street which is block paved
from the residence of Mr.. George A.
Field to the city iine.-The result being
that the other side OF the street Is over
run with traffic.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Daven-
port took place from her late home on
Dyer avenue al . o'clock this afternoon.
The Rev. Herbert &. Dana, pastor of
the Church of the Ascension, Auburn,
conducted a service at the house, after
which the remains were carried TO Po-
casset for interment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O. Bennett Of
School street have returned from visit
10 Mark Rock
May services will be held in ST. AIMS
church at 1880 p. m. this evening.
neM cases of sickness Thought
to be typhoid have developed in the
village and still nothing is being done.
One prominent medical man has given
his opinion that under present condi-
tions the mortality list for that district
will be very large during the summer.
The unexplainabe part of the mat
ter under the circumstances is the sto-
lid Indifference OF the residents who
might be able 10 gain some improve
ments by un. ed action. Why not petit
tion the town authorities and demand
that the sanitary condition be i'm
proyed?