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Dewey Trying to Find Out Where His
Missing Men Are.

Missing Men Are.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-The following
cabIegram has been received from Admiral
Dewey:
1.-The following are the Yorktown pris-
fsedro: Lieutenant Gilmore, Chief Quarter
master William Walton, Sailmaker's Mate
Paul Vandert. Coxswain John Ellsworth
Apprentice, third class, Albert Peterson,
Landsmen Silvio Brisolese, Paul Edwards
and Fred Anderson. Provisions have been
sent TO them by Otis. Am continuing In.
quires as 10 the fate OF the other seven.
The names of the men unaccounted for.
with such data relative to their enlist
ment, nativity and kin, as the records OF
the Navy Department show. are as follows:
John Dillon, landsman, enlisted at Mare
Charles Albert Morrissy. landsman. en-
listed at Mare Island; born at Columbus,
Neb; next Of kin, Mrs. ]. c. Morrissy,
Ora T. Mcdonald. ordinary seaman. en-
listed at Mare island; born at Cormal Val
ley. Cal: next of kin, 2. Mcdonald. father,
Monterey, Cal
Wdlliam II. Rhinders, coxswain. enlisted
at Mare nexs az Eh born Mrs A. H.
cousin. so Connecticut street, San Fran
cisco.
Orrison w. Woodbury. seaman: enlisted
at Gloucester, Mass; born at Lynn. Mass. !;
next of kin, j. G.. Woodbury., father, 143
Maple street, Lynn.
DenZell ~. GeOrge, dpprentlce, enllSteQ at
Mare island; next of kin, E Marsh. Bel
wood, Ore.
p. !, Nyeara, gunners mate. third class.
enlisted at New York; born Warsaw,
Russia; next of kin, Sophia Nygard, wife,
1851 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, n. Y.
1t is said at the Navigation Bureau that
there is every reason to believe that these
missing sailors are not dead, or at least,
not all of them. The naval officers here be-
lieve that some Of the Yorktown's crew
succeeded in making their way INTO the lines
of the Spanish garrison at Baler where
they would be well treated. Admiral Dewey
is now striving to get in.o communication
with the garrison at BaIer
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senator Chandler. Views.

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Chand-
Ter. OF New Hampshire. speaking to-day of
the order prohibiting the sending of the lit
erature OF the Anti-imperialistic League to
the Philippines. said that in his opinion the
sending Of such literature was undoubtedly
reasonable, but 1 think il would be very
foolish to prosecute Atkinson and his assc-
ciates," said he. 1.-The literature might
have created dissension among our troops
in the Philippines. That is all we cared
about: but with he prospect of peace we do
not care much about that now.''
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Broke Their Pledge.

NEW YORK, May "a dispatch to the
Journa, and Advertiser from Manila says:
1.-The gunboats Princeton and Petrol left
Manila this morning to patrol the southern
islands. A brief cable message to Admiral
Dewey from the commander of the Ben
nington announces that on April g he
found three schooners on the beach at San
Jose. on the eastern side Of the Island Of
Panay. The insurgents promised to sur
render. but during the night they crowded
into the schooners and the next day offered
resistance. The Bennington shelled the
schoopers and the trenches in the neigh
borhood."
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PRICE CENTS. 1sg EA5 gsb saEDssE SBs ssR sss4 as

commander, Brevet Brig. Gen. Henry l.
Burnett, U. S. N; junior vice commander.
Lieut.. Col. John W. Clous, u. S. A.; re-
corder. A. Noel Brakeman. late L. S. N;
registrar, Mai. Alfred Wagstaff, u. S. V;
treasurer. Paymaster John Furry, L. S. n.
(retired): chancellor. Capt. Charles c. Curie
u. S. ": chaplain, First Lieut.. Nathaniel
ii. Vanarsdale, u. S. n. Gen. Grenville
Dodge presided at the banquet. Covers
were laid for 450 members and guests, and
nearly that number sat down. Rear Ad-
miral Schley was not present. There were
no set speecheS
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slight: Company X, Robert Murphy. should
er. slight; 2sth, Company Il, Private An
drew Davis. cheek, slight: Charles l..
Thompson, leg. slight; Company +. Martin
Il. Hall. ear. slight; Company NJ. Corporal
James o. Leary. shoulder, slight.
Fourth Cavalry-April "a: Company i,
Private William Heer hand, severe.
Twentieth Kansas-April %: Company X,
Sergt. Joseph Dewald. neck. slight; 9th,
Company X, Private Oscar Nesbit, wrist,
slight.
Third Infantry-Second Lieut.. Charles c..
Todd. thigh. severe: Company +, Private
Oscar Bevan. shoulder, severe.
Thirteenth Minnesota-April IS: Company
K. Sergt. William ID. Birmingham, knee.
First Colorado-May 1: Company X, First
Sergt. Clifford II. Bowser, arm. severe.
Third Infantry-May 2: Company c, Cor
poral Jacob Fisher, abdomen. severe: Com
pany NJ, Private Frederick Miller. thigh,
severe.
Killed.
Thirteenth Minnesota-May 1: Company T.
Private Frank Smith.
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SHE HAD A GLASS EYE.
but that Was Not Cause for Divorce,
and the Woman Got the Decree.

CINCINNATI. o., May 3.-Judge Jelke to-
day granted divorce and alimony to Cath
crime Kraus from Charles Kraus. When
Mrs. Kraus sued for divorce her husbands s
attorney filed an answer setting forth that
his wife had a glass eye and had deceived
him, as he did not know of the glass eye
till after their marriage. Court held that
facial or other physical blemishes were not
grounds for frauds in marriage contracts.
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NOT BOYCOTTED.
Mrs. Perry Belmont Entertained by .
Kentucky Society Leader.

LEXINGTON, Ky, May s.-Hal p. Head
ley. of this city, acting for his wife. states
that the statement is without foundation as
sent out from here yesterday that Mrs.
Headley would refuse TO recognize Mrs.
Perry Belmont while she is in this city with
her husband TO inspect his thoroughbreds
quartered at Mr.. Headley's Beaumont and
La Belle stock farms. Mr.. and Mrs. Bel
mont are shown every courtesy possible by
Mr.. and Mrs. Headley.
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To Oppose Window Glass Trust.

CLEVELAND, o.. May 3.-H. B. Van
Cleve, formerly president Of the Van Cleve
Glass Company, and a number of other
Pittsburg and Cleveland capitalists, have
organized company under the name of the
Pennsylvania Window Glass Company to
oppose the window glass trust. The COM
pany will construct plant at Kane, Pa,
which will be the largest window glass fac
tory in the country outside of the trust.
Hiram Palmer, an extensive lumber oper-
ator of Mexican county, Pennsylvania, is
president of the new company.
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PROMPTLY ACQUITTED.
George Davis Not Guilty of Shooting
Ex-COngressman Walker.

BRISTOL. Va. May 3.-To-day In the
case Of the commonwealth against George
Davis. charged with shooting ex-Congress-
man James a. Walker. only two witnesses
were examined. Their evidence was not ma
teriai and at 4:3o O'Clock the jury brought
in verdict OF not guilty and the prisoner
was discharged. An attempt at Applause
was quickly suppressed.
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Atkinson won.t he Prni.hed.

BINGHAM. Mass. May s-John d. Long.
secretary OF the navy. was asked to-day for
an expression OF opinion in regard to the
exclusion of Edward Atkinson's pamphlets
from mails destined for the Philippines.
The secretary replied: 1.-The administration
would no more think OF interfering with
the personal liberty of Edward Atkinson
than with that OF Daniel Pratt. the great
American traveller, II he were still alive
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Statement Made by Argueleses and
BernaI that They Represent Aguin-
aldo instead OF Luna.
LAST CONFERENCE FRUITLESS
OTIS WOULD NOT RECOGNIZE THE
INsURGENT GOVERNMENT.
Views OF Commissioners schurman-
seven of the Yorktown's Missing
Sailors Unaccounted For.

MANILA, May 4. noon.-General Mac
Tomas, about five miles northwest of Cal
umpit- The Americans are fighting for the
bridge and the rebels are burning the town.
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Fruit Packers Combine.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3--The Califor-
MIA Packers Association has been incorpor-
ated, with a capital stock of 81, 900. 1t is
composed of some of the largest fruit
packing interests in the State, and its OBJ
ject will be to control and regulate the
prices of canned fruits which 1t will ship to
all parts Of the world. 1t is probable that
some of the concerns interested will be
closed, while others will limit their output
to a single variety Of fruit. Only three es-
Establishments remain out of the combine.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-04
Wages Advanced by Pump Trust.

CINCINNATI. o., May 3.-Walter Laid
law, managing director of the international
Steam Pump Company (the trus). has as
sumed charge of the works at Tweedvale,
recently operated by the Laidlaw-Dunn-
Gordon Company. All the employees at 81 %
a day or less have been advanced 10 per
cent. and the rest ) per cent
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May Heed the Arkansa. LAW.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, May 3.-There was
break in the insurance situation here to-
day, when four of the old-line companies
announced that they would at once resume
business in this field. All insurance de-
sired can now be obtained, and 1t is be-
lieved that in a short time all the companies
which recently withdrew will be doing busi-
ness in compliance with the new law.
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BOSTON, May 3.-Edward Atkinson said
to-day that he sees no reason why he should
concern himself further about the stoppage
by the postal authorities OF circulars ad-
dressed by him to persons in the Philip
pines. He said he had received inquiries
a. to whether he would leave the country,
but would pay no attention to them.
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SYRACUSE, n. Y. May 3.-The third
session OF the Twentieth Century Educa-
tional Fund convention opened this morning.
Speeches were made by Bishops Bowman
and Merriam and others. There was a gen.
plea for money for education. it being said
that 1t was the hope of the country In this
sinful and doubling age About six hundred
persons are In attendance. Bishop NInde
spoke this afternoon
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Carro of soldier. and Mule..

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, May 3.-The
steamer Leelalaw sailed for Manila to-day
with go government mules. She will also
carry seventy soldiers under command OF
Lieutenant Kippard. of the Fourth Artil-
lery.
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NEW YORK, May 3.-The Military Order
OF Loyal Legion Of the United States he'd
its annual election and banquet tonight at
Delmonico's. The following. the regular tick
ct. was elected: Commander. Rear Admiral
Winfield s. schiey. u. 8. N: senior vice
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be financed by the National City Bank. ]. P.
Morgan & Co. and ]. w. Seligman & Co.
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SEVEN UNACCoUNTED FOR.

Thirteenth Minnesota-May /: Company T
Private Frank Smith.
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[ITY NEWSITEMS.
|, Confirmed Was Read with
Much Interest
k,ulT1tE WILL RENEW fight
...,on 10 Census super
fcsarter Amendment
kins of n surprise

r,,ss. May 14.--The list OF
,or galveston county that
s..,sa BY the senate, as pub
III, in The Post today was
deal of interest here
that the democratic county
.rittee wanted, for 1t en-
INES OF some Hawleycrats'
osensive in their support
senate has not adjourned
[ay possibly be some action
matter yet, The Post cor
| ia position to announce
f,,,,.a committee acknowledges
Rs s' in this fight. Members
ea.s knew two weeks ago
i' sone for. 1t was said GOV
,,os opposed to drawing the
md when his wishes became
IFS effect on the senate.
kvcrats, populists and repuo-
w his as a distinct triumph
p p,v executive committee. But
M ~ renewed two years hence
4, ~ ne island is going to be
po,saned. It will take hare
~ssnization to do 1t, but the
~ no pains will be spared to
Fthis end.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Fremont: c. H. How, Texas; j.
New Yirk; B. \. Crary, Beau
~. Howley, Beaumont; Mrs. j..
5, Beaumont; j. c. Nelllgon and
N. G. Bateman, Little Rock,
h Taylor Mrs. Mollie Levy,
N. Mills, Houston, T. S. Riley,
by; Charles F. Tucker. Jr., Dali
Mendhelm, New York; August
Bremen; NJ. Wolf, New York; Z
New York; Miss Stork. New
F. Powers, New York; H. H.
New York; T. w. Tullock, New
prge $, Downs and wife, Boston
'randt, New York; ]. C. Hide
Rw York; j. A. Donaldson, Angle
N. B. Fuller, Hartford; r. ]
and wife, Denver; James S,
|yton, Ohio; ]. NJ. Hutchins, New
"a H. Fitch and wife, Kingston
Z H. c. Missehoun, St. Louis
Rosehlll, New York; Hall Bow
as; G. Herbert Brown, Saturday
y. NJ. Mekain, Dallas; A. NJ
'uston, c. NJ, Sandifer, Kentucky
"a aud wife, Kansas City; II. F
Memphis, Tenn; Holger Kohler
en-, Viggo Kohler, Beeville
+, Maxwell, St. Louis; A. +
Plerue, Texas; o. Ewing, Hous.
! Patterson, Chicago.
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ERAL DECORATION DAY.
rk Has Some Suggestions for
Its Observance.

| -" observance.
sxas' May 1.-THE following sup
order was issued today by Mrs.
State president Of the woman's
fps;
ti0us Corps of the Department of
romans Relief Corps:
exas' May 14,--Dear sisters-There
\ le't between the present date and
DecoEation Day to issue another or
|'Ofe avail myself OF the Kindness
r 70 give some advice regarding the
inviting the cooperation of the
oseSaieaerate veterans and their
EuO,.tssuons, At this time there is a
4 n ~ patriotism sweeping tne
~ oulh sides the number holding
/ .s,ohelllation and restored cor
N sh compared with the vast ma
4ave determined to be divided no
| bro,S stand together. North and
Il MEETS, united in all things ma :
|uss ,v !, that commendable spirit
~ 70 Widen and extend until not
oslseeoneiled is the duty of the
I'M ~ weakness which can overtake
IA ~, uNision. When perfectly uni
IN re me world in arms. From all
| N ..sNlng assurances of the hearty
N ,nose who wore the gray In
6d ,ha.s coming to light, ! earnestly
kon ~ corps presidents invite ihe
bIlss .ne veterans OF the gray and
Of m our approaching exercises
bdI,s me dead. The talented, accom-
kar, =, 81 the South should be asked
kbs ~ your programmes. and vet
|shoss ny should be Invited to furnish
krIhp,. SEQUENCE for Old Glory and
ali s,s 70 the Union will cheer Inc
|sorlaT 40 near them and further as.
|lansnsnat our Nation is immortal.
b. We p;e OF Ex-Governor Lowry OF
owe a duty to the present and
Elyili,a,lh, toward progress, prosper.
tenasrNlon, and nothing can have q
|an ~ TO raise and elevate IN,
nsr 70 nave them see the blue ant
|ay ,u sg as one on National Deco.
Nj x,,rpslrlng the dire conseouenee,
EAer =. py shedding eomminsied tear,
kho,s ia,,.terlng flowers on the grave,
Ada c. oWrk. President
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Is srrprpv1soRsHlr.

y
interest has been taken here
|ctmept Of a census supervisor.
L. was manifested even IN re-
kcles, that the districts were
10 stand the same as the con-
k,s,rIcts as the law provides
|rom that the matter has not
|.sed at all. Galveston was
|,bs Eleventh census district
.ome counties of small popu-
!, 4 expected that the super
u named from this city. 1t Is
and will last a long time. or
applicants will be numerous
bone OF them has showed up.
reded that the supervisor VIII
man, but the negroes will come
4 strong for enumerators.
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,prrR AMENDMENTS

surprising bit of news today
konlans to read that the bill
|be city charter so as TO provide
lection of aldermen by wards
| Ire house yesterday and Is now
10 10 the senate. 1t was be-
4 that that matter had been
Committee and would not come
Bis session. However, the pres
lection is too close at hand to
BY the bill,
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v ant Columns,
RATES Cash with ADJ

RATES Cash with ADJ
Per word, ono insertion .... r.
Per word, four consecutive insertions. &c
Per word, seven consecutive insertions &c
Per word, each consecutive insertion, ten
times or more. he
NO AID TAKEN FOR LESS THAN is CENTS.
rs- These rates are for uniform Ads mo dIsplsy)
Display Ads 20 at regular space rates. but black typ,
not allowed in Want Ads"
sa-THH Pcsr Is friend of the unemployed and
inserts Situation Wanted" Ads Of as words (orless)
three times Tree of charge.
AB Letters directed TO initials only are not delivered
through the posofee. bgtyou can have your answers
addressed to number, in care of THE Posr, AMI
forwarded to you.
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EDS will be received, for the lease OF Tue
Pslton compress Tor the coming season. un-
III May is al 10 a. m. All bids must be se-
companied by a certified check for sgooV;
right reserved 10 reject any and all pids:
n. X Smith. secretary. Bolton, Texas 10
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.

ssTTLED white woman, frst-class cook,
would like position at once no objection 10
leaving city. Address NJ. j. X, this Of
fee 40
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IOCOMOTIVE engineer and practlcal miVHIH-
isf wants position as superintendent OF ma
ohinery or locomotive engineer OF some MIL
have been machinlst. engineer ana masto,
or request Box az, Abilene, Texas "
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WANTEp-A situation to cook or nurse; viii
ine to leave the city; my age is 90. Address
O. c.. this office. 10
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BIG EXCURSION.

ksion OF about 1900 people from
] City, Beaumont and Gulf road
IRE at noon today, coming over
BID Interstate. They will remain
Tvs.
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SITUATION wANTED-Middle-ag lady Of
good family. unencumbered. wishes posi-
erences gwen Address Mrs Linda j. Ly,
man. Jacksonville. Texas. 40
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HE OFFICE OF NJ. Kattmann, secretary Of
Texas Savings and Real Estate Investment
Association and Bayou City Building and
Lean Association, has been removed TO room
so5. mason block: phone SIT. Is
IN THE Circuit Court Of the United states.
Eastern D.strict OF Texas. at Galveston:
A. j. TuIlock ct al VS.. Galveston, La
Porte an Houston Railway Company Ct all
In obedicn,t to an order Of the Honorable
y. f. Bryant. made on the sth day of May.
1892 directing the sale. by some person TO
p "a ys Of paterson. New Jersey, al public
cutlery In the city OF Houston, In Harris
county, Texas after ten days notice OF SAFE
n npss eoupy reaas the two
locomotive engines and their tenders known
IS Nos IS" and "a" and now In service on
the Galveston, Houston and Northern rail-
way, and apply the proceeds derived from
said sale to the payment OF four certain
promissory notes, executed by the Calves.
ion, La Porte and Houston Railway COM
rany to the Rogers Locomotive company OF
Patterson, New Jersey, the payment OF which
notes was assumed by the receivers OF tho
Galveston. La Porte and Houston Railway
and interest. to tho sum Of sii'ss.ss; snd.
whereas. the said Rogers Locomotive COM
pany has designated s. X. Perryman as
peroa ns to .s ss s's i psaryman n
will. on Tuesday, the 2ad day of May. 1899,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. ana
o'clock D; m. of said date, at the door OF the
court house of the county OF Harris, In the
city OF Houston, State OF Texas, sell at pub
lie auction to tho highest and best bidder
for cash, the above described engines and
tenders, and make due conveyance to the
purchaser thereof and apply the proceeds as
by said order made and provided. Said en-
zines and their tenders are described as toll
lows eS-wloel engines, cylinders fsx2i, four
50 driving wheels four wheel trucks. weight
about $4,000 pounds; s.wheel tenders with
1000 gallons tanks capacity.
20 s. r. Peruvian.
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work or any kind: dining room, chamber
maid preferred. Address NJ. H., this ONCE,
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WANTED--A place to cook in small fanny OF
Arms. Hutchins street, 90
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WANTED-situation by young lady as cham
hermald, dining room girl or houHekeepeI
CAN or address 1920 Congress avenue. ~
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A WIDOW. with 2-year-old boy. wishes stua-
ton In small private family. no wasainS'
no objection to country; references even gwen
Address y b.. care Mr.. w. S. Spfoles.
Angieton, Texas. le
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

CALLED MEETING OF San ia.
"A cinto Lodge of Perfection No D.,
A. A. $. r. OF Free Masons,
~ W. for work in the ninth degree
AZ ~ tonight at o'clock, in temple
An ynEfA on Congress avenue. Visiting
brethren cordially invited to at
tend. Max Taub v NJ
Frank e. Rue, Secretary.
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A MALE teacher OF three years expsrlenee
who can furnish best of references wls y.
GOOD school, Address BOX lGl Florehyille
Toyas !,
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NANTED-By ooiored roy, 20 wo x sround
house or milk and ten 70 morse anu pNShy
Address No b4s1 this ON e.
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Al nRY GOODS MAN wants position; vii
work ono month and let employer S,at'
salary. best references. Box %. NaVasota
Texas.
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.

81 RAYED OR 5ToLEN-ked mniey COW COW.
went In second ward rope around her neck
nc end 10 rope white on flank; tip Of tan
white. branded double II connected - re-
ward for her delivery at Fry's store Fnl -
ward.
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WANTED-By experienced widow lady.
position as boarding mistress on section .
Address No. $3.50, Leggett. Texas IS
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NICELY furnished rooms. With excellent table
beard can be had in hrst-class boarding
house at very reasonable price Address w.
this office. 20
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SITUATION WANTED-by nrtt,GIas5 G ,9l;
ored man cook Address 7 r. Whlte' ia
ghepard street. w
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1911 TEXAS AVENUE--Lsrge boarding house.
-. blocks from Capitol hotel, business CEN
cd very reasonable summer rotes. telepone
$50 20
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SITUATION WANTED as cook on small sec
ton or single gang. Address or CAL '0s
Louisiana. Mrs. N. Hansen. %
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BOARD and room for two gentlemen, lOVl
Travis street references required. II
BOARD in private family for gentleman, rel
erence required Apply l4o6 Congress, W
LARGE, cool furnished rooms, with or with
out board, 1910 Preston avenue. ~
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WANTED-By married man. white. no chlI.
dren. a lob on dairy. understand all about
dairy work or will do any other WORK.
Please address H. this office, ~
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SITUATION WANTED--By competent white
woman as sick nurse. or as housekeeper Tor
widower: no objections 10 children. Address
C. Miller. us Bowling street. 10