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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-07

COUPLE without children want nostion first
c.asa references Address 6iSi, this ofnee .
WANTED-To do cooking or housework AL
dress iii Wood street Q
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THE FILELITY MUTUAL furnishes up-to.
date life insurance at lowest possible rates
consistent with faiety, and gives liberal
contracts ard choice territory 20 active M
tclligent and Trustworthy dgeats. None
other need apply A J. Brown, general
manager, Dallas. Texas.
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WANTED--A situation BY colored man, aged
-. IA yard and atteuc horso first lass at
house work. has good ,tv rtcOmnenda-
tinns Plaase Address 6lSg. this N!hsA.
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900 ACRES choice black prairie land, with
about nvc ucres timber. on north side san
Jacinto bay. fronting Goose creek. will eN-
change Tor city property or sell on easy
terms. Wilson n Hannah, 203 KAN bldg
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WANTED-By man along In years, sober.
Industrious best OF references. work ABOUT
garden. house, milk, care for horse. Apply
2llS Commerce street. s
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SITUATION WANTED-By colored man to
work around ward willing to make himself
useful, can come well recommended II re-
quired. Call or Address DIG Fuller street. y
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WANTED-Positio by one settled man; can
attend to hoses. milk cows and keep goof
clean yard: his work will recommend him
Address Clip, this office $
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p HIVE BEEN .elllng sgO.00 eald nlled

WE HAVE BEEN selling 5000 cold filled
watches. Elgin movement Z or II level. for
$3.50. been selling q. w. Raymond and
Hampden iT-jeweled watches for Si0o0 and
SlZ 90, worth o.0J; been selling silver Elgin
ana watham witches for s. 80 the entire
stock sells In proportion; come. attend auc-
tiou and sesure goods at your own price
at Uncle Sanifs Loan once, e0i Preston, 10
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AUCTION AuCTIONI--ln order to retire
from business ! viii sell my entire stock OF
unredeemed pledges, ,xnsistlng OF dia-
monds. watches. iewelry silverNare. shot
guns. rides and pistols. musical insuu-
mems, all kinds OF tools. clothing. hats ana
bicycles; TO be sold at auction every day
no a. M. 1880 D. MI until the eLurc stock
Is sold, no limit nor reserve. Cost OF gnous
cuts no hgure. we are bound to sell ana sell
we Will 10
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sTRAYED-s May 20. BAY horse pony
briit star I'm forehead. waits hind feet be-
low snkles, faint white saddle mark extra
heavy black name and tail Return Tor wv
reward or advise the Southern Cotton "
Co, Houston. Texas. w
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LADIES requiring a REGULATION mat Us DE-
tentative address Lee Remedy Co. dOD
Langley avenue. Chicago Longest cases
rejieved in hye days without pain; safe and
sdectiye under any and all conditions. IN
dorscd bv leading physicians all over me
.Surtry price ~ 90 a box 612
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WANTEp-As a first-olass bar
Der in city or small village, sober and
steaoy. Address Bsrber, 1910 Gentry street.
Houston. Texas 5
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FORTUNE TELLER : Mrs
PInck tells everything, 25c. so, Sl.OO; re
moves troubles unites separated, luck
nha rms etn 70S Iouisiana street. II
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I r, HUTCHINS has a sure cure for Ee-
zema, letter and Ring Worm or any SKIN
Disease 1t is a no cure, no pay remedy
Write for further testimonials j d, hutSn-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-07

SITUATION WANTED--By Young mau Of
seven years experience as clerk in dry
enets OF respectabllity and business quail
heations Address Business. this office. 0
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A box Of Hurd's elegant stationery given
away with each order for engraved cards
during the month of June; 100 cards and
copper plate. 81 So 100 cards from plate,
81 90 ] J. Pastorza Pig. and Litho. Co.
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SITUATION WANTED-By a vonng colorcl
MAI. as first class cook or house work.
ADDRESS or call Grant shepherd, l4o9 How.
ard
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DRS. BELTS & BELTS & DYAR.
Physicians, Surgeons, Specialists.
IA ST. Charles St. New Orleans.
Young, middle age

Young, middle aged
and old. sinsle and
married men and all
who suffer Viii Lost
Manhood. Nervous
Debility, Spermator.
thea Seminal Losses.
Sexual Decay. Fall
ing Memory, WeaS
Eyes. Stunted Devel-
opm emit. Lack OF
Energy. Impoverish
cd Blood. Plmpleo.
lmpIdiments to Mar
riage. also Blood and
Skin Disease. Syph-
Ills. ErEytions, Hjir
Falling, Bone Pains.
Sore Threat, Ulcers.
swellingg. Effects of
Mercury itidnev and
Back. Burning UriNe.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY yUung man,
steady habits has seven years experience In
bottlinE carbonated drinks A. j. G.. STUDIES
Point
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SITUATION as governess. teach music, vocal
and literature can give best references. Ad-
dress Box 2 Sweet Home, Texas ~
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Blpdder Troubles Weak BACK, BurnInB UrIIe
lncontinece, Gonorrhea. elect. Structure re;
eeive searching treatment, prompt reliei anu
cure fer life. Both sexes treated eGahde".
TALLY and privately. Piles. FlstUla flssuIs
and Rupture cured by out new methods.
Send for particulars. Address
nRS BELTS & BELTS & DIAle
PA ST. charles St, New OrIcnus. LIN.
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WANrED-4Dru CLERK: not necessary to be
registered, salary small to begin WITH. Csli
az l4la Washington avenue. Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-07

OUR LIST OF property % the Third and
Fourth wards Is the lnrgcst in the city and
as to price and location, we can suit you;
Mckinney We have $4,000 to invest IN
desirable rental and vacant property, u
viii nay YOU to list your property Win US,
or see Us II you desire % rurchase city
property Norntet Y 90.
IL Blul building
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NANTED--Moman 10 COOK and do general
housework must be vel, Recommended. APP
ply lSVb Texas avenue,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-07
LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.

LoST--Curtin medal best bowler cooked nat
Houston Turn NCrein. Return to H. -
Schultz and receive reward.
FOUND-OI e Iadieg purse on Travis street.
containing money; owner can reclaim 10 Nv
proving sane aud payins 'or this advertise
meut. u W. StockDridge, at carson oVW
all q Co.
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Write for Mail Treatment.
MORPHINE

Opium and kindred HABITS. new guaran-
teed painless and safe home cure. Wholly
different from all others. No publicity or In
reference with work or business. No matter
how often you have failed We can cure YOU
Write today for booklet and free sample and
note its wonderful effect. Correspendencs
confidential and solicited DIR. PURDf,
Binz Building. Houston. TexaA
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FOR SALE--Seven- room two-s:ory house, lot
cstern, $lsj9. SOS ST. Emanuel. corner Had.
lev. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-07

sIXTEFN oflces for .eni. new Levy building.
Capitol and Main. Apply Levy g. f0A Ira's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-07

CRTcKLTS and hl0tches positively remuVed
by Adair's Cream; absolutely harmless
guaranteed, lady agents wanted 25e post,
mid Adair Mfg. Co. Waco. ~
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FINANCIAL.

STCRAGE-we have the largest warehouse J.
he city free from rats ana mice eaesgeI
az. ,,ants' liberal ADVANCES made on same
n NditsIred Houston Moving and storage
Co.. ~ Fannin street. -
MONEY TO extend liens, or buiid. IL Aoqs,
ton, pay Jay iIIr,H'rrrovsd lands. pstae G fucker.
~. W Binl building, Houston. Teas: u
---.---7s%-,-v I0ANEn on Insurance policies or
Mo0tShanr securities Charles X Munger. oiO
Kiam building
;7-57,17S-EY TO LOAN upon Houston real estate
Ia 5. Phelps, attorney. slo.. Main 81.
MONEY TO LOAN on improved farms ana
N, arches. Francis Smith 3 Co, san Al
ienin TEXAS. Call on + w. Norris, KAN
hriiding Houston, Texss.
PROFESSIONAL.
90 COTTON & BRO, Fire Insurance
cents ana Adjusters. 10 Main street. II
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FoR RENT-A large store. lOl7 Preston ave-
nue.. Inquire at 1919 Preston avenue. at ~
Sckweikardt's. -
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OTNTIST-Not cheap work. but work cae1p.
Best teeth 5000, gold filings sl.oo amalgam
rlttipa sill yer. soc; painless extraction, 5oc
mr. Daniels 403R Main. =
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS lots for sale at loves.
prices on installment plan. Office go Maiu
street John A. Miroy agent
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR sALE--1het valuable walt improved
John II Craig plantatlon,' situated DC
Ctdar Lake, partly IN nraxoria county. part
~ ~ Matagorda county. containinE apout
20o0 acres choiae land, about $50 acres In
high state OF cuitiya,lon; comfortable DWELL
ing house thirty double tenant houses. each
having good brick chimney: large sin house,
With two sixty and oac eighty saw latest
imI royed gins, capable OF turning out thirty
10 forty bales daily plenty OF water FOL all
purposes; good store houss. being a hne
stand for store, In thickly settled neiehbor-
hood; terms one-halt cash. balance ON time,
secured bv vendors lieu; win also sell stock
Of goods and accounts, Price and terms
apply TO l.. j. 4 w. D.. Wilson, BraEoria
Texas.
BARGAIN--too acres between oil well near
Sour Lake. N,5. 75 cents cash, 81 long time,
low interest; must sell. Mcwiliams. ile
Main. 10
WE 30 the rental business OF Houston. be-
cat Sc we have the houses to rent; no
trouble to show property. ". NJ. Norheet &
CO.. phone SIS Blrr building, II
FOR SALE-i2bxigS. nice residence property
In Third ward, on car line. close In special
bargain 10 cash buyer this week. call quick.
Paul Hoover, 2l6h Main street
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FREE STATIONERY

FREE STATIONERY
A box Of Hurd's elegant stationery given
away with each order for engraved cards
during the month Of June 100 caros ana
copper plate, $3.50. 100 cards from plate,
Si.00 ]. ] Pastoriza Pig and Litno Co.
WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER - Mrs
Plack tells everything, 25c, aV'' Si'VO' re
moves troubles unites separated iuek
charms, etc IOS Louisiana street Il
TRTCKLEs and h.0tches positively removed
Nv Sdair's Cream; absolutely harmless
guaranteed: lady agents wanted; 2oe post
paid Adair Mfg. CO.. Waco ~
HOW soon graduate, medicine, dentistry
pharmacy, oeteopathy, Magnetism, cleo
trology Box 1876. Chicago. 9-SO
MAYER LIPSWTTZ, wholesale and retail
sunk sol Preston nveaue, lays the highest
price for copper, brass, zinc, rubber moss,
bones, etc,
"REMINISCENCES cheap work but work cae1p.
Best teeth 5000, gold Filings Sl.OO amaisam'
rlttiua silver, soc; painless extraction, Que
Dr. Daniels. 403l2 Main.
2ema, letter and Ring Worm or any SKIN
Disease 1t is a no cure, no pay remedy
Write for further testimonials, J. b, Hutch
ms, Navasota, Texas, II had the tetter lor
one from New York, without any relief
Hearing so much about Hutchins' ointment
got a box of 1t, ana AFTER having ustu
about one-tenth Of it. ] was cured, NJ. p
Marlborough. ex-sherif Grimes County $50
C70sS EYES CURED WITHOUT THE
KNIFE See Or. Heisis's card on last
page. -
LADIES taken before and during connne-
ment! hest medical service: trained nurses:
strictly private Address p. O. Box 2s2
Houston. Texas. D -
LADIES requiring a regulator tnat Is a pre-
tentative address Lee REMEDY Co. O4Ol
Langley avenue. Chicago, Longest cases
relieved in tye days without pam saie and
effective under any and all condlCons. ln-
dorscd bv leading physicians all over me
country price y 90 box 6-lz
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS for tents, awnings
days etc; send for price. Kattmann q
Kneeland Ho ton. Texas ------ u
DIMINISHING them tuned by experienced
timers. we guarantee to rehnlsh the ola
piano throughout to your Satisfaction. III.
yer,s Music House. lI
ITYPN0TTSM, magnetic healing, etc. | teach
YOU by mail or refund money Proi' Loren1;
Richmond Texas 10
NJ ZTFD--Fyerv one who is afflicted with
t|tter or eczema TO know that they need not
snNer longer with these terrihle elseas
unless they prefer 70 DO So 'or me hcw
famous "Jo-He" Ointment IS POSITIVE and
tpeedy cure. All itching ana ouraing IN.
stantIy relieved. cure follows wlta'h Two
~ Ave weeks 3-ounce size &c. l2-ounce,
10 90 POSTPAID. II. b. Jones biscoyeIeI !;
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N1YFP TTPSNIYZ, Wholesale and retail
sunk, sol Preston avenue, lays the highest
price for copper, brass, zinc, rubber, moss,
homes etc. y
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WANTED 70 RENT.
suM,IEn nEsORTs.

people to try the solitude
at BBylhnds, opposite La Porte retreat
for tired people boating, bathing. nsnlhs'
"a per week. For particulars ADDRESS Bay
lands Retreat. Wooster. Texal.
BOARD-on the gulf. mouth OF Brazos' eS-
eellent fishing aud shooting, bathing IN.
equaled. bath house and conveyance 10 ~
free for boarders; children not wanted.
Write Mrs. w Jack Bryan. Quintana, Bra
zoria, county. Texas. Al
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FROM BRENNAN
,ar TRAIN WAS
/ '.ssls.surD Up
h dependence
r., us. Arrived

raDe 6,-There was 4
~ = :. at a point four
ao'' srenham and two
/. . :. Just about the
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HOW soon graduate, medlllne ueHVTsi,Is'
pharmacy, o3teopathy, Magnetism cree
trology Box 1876, Chicago. Wv
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SITUATION wANrEp-mA1E.

FlKsT-CLAsS COOK wants posltion, can
give good references Address bl5o. this OF
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PROFESSIONAL.

= COTTON & BRO, Fire Insuranee
. cents and Adjusters. 10 Main street. II
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-12
SHALL We DISPUTE
The Opinions Of Scores of
Our Fellow Citizens.

Residents OF Omaha like other American
citizens if making an investment want to lie
sure of getting the worth of their money
They want 10 know all the why's and where
fores, and in direct ratio 10 the value of
the investment, they burrc W and ferret until
satisfied with the collateral. Take an in
stance in the realm OF proprietary articles,
IL wo know Of a friend who has been cured
We have some faith in the preparations if
we know Cf two or three, our faith Increases
l. tho cures reach scores all well-known
citizens, and anyone who still maintains that
thero is nothing beyond ordinary merit -.
the said preparation can safely Do lelt 10 the
care Of his fellow taxpayers, II he wishes
to pick a quarrel with them on the question
Of their judgment and yeracity, he has am
pie opportunity in Omaha TO do So Begin
with this case:
Mr.. Henry witt, OF 1911 n, goth street,
says: II never took any medicine until an
attack OF backacho set In which panied me
90 much thai | rolled and tossed all night
unablo to sleep with tho cX cXaruciatng tor
turo It caused, Doan's Kidney Pills were
brought to my notice and ! procured a box
at Kuhn & Co.'S drug store, corner 18th
and Douglas streets, Tho treatment IT lrst
allayod the pain and finally II disappeared.
DoaE'G Kidney Pills are sold FOR 80 cents
box by all dealers, or sent by mall On re-
ceipt OF prico by Foster MilbuTu Co., Buf-
falo, ~ Y, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name, DoGu's, and take
substitute.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-12
THURSTON RIFLES NEW CLUB
Company is ReorEnnizinE and New
officers Arc Elccted-Plnns for
n Club House.

The Thurston Rifles club held an enthusi-
astic meeting Monday night in its armory
at Seventeenth and Douglas streets. All
the old members were present and the
company was reorganized and new officers
elected. The roster of the commissioned
men is now as follows: W. E. Stockham
captain; Fred Fisher, first lieutenant; John
T. Buchanan, second lieutenant; w. E.
Cardwell first sergeant; S. r. Mumaugh,
quartermaster sergeant. Several new men,
bers were elected, among whom was Major
j. N. Kiian of Columbus who is a vet
eran Of the First Nebraska.
The membership of the organization now
exceeds 200 and it is expected that the neX~
hundred mark will be reached by the begin
ming of the new year. With this full men,
bership the club will agitate the building
of a new club house to be owned by them
selves. They have asked the congressman
to aid them in securing 100 new rifles Of the
Krag-Jorgensen pattern and today word was
received from Congressman Mercer that
he would take up the matter at cnce. Or
ders were issued at the meeting which desig
nate December 1S, % and 27 as drill days
for the company.
After the business meeting social smoker
was enjoyed and the announcement made
that smoker would be held in the armory
next Monday night,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-12
SAYS BRlTAIN'S WAR is JUST
CorrespOndent Who Believes He Sees
justification for EBGIand's
Course in the TrnnsynnI.

MERRIMAN, Neb,, Dec. Ito the Editor
OF The Bee: read with much interest your
article on the British Boer war in answer to
your correspondent, G, T. Harrison
While admit the fair spirit in which the
article Is written II seems to me to show
want OF insight into the real nature of the
controversy that has led TO war in South
Africa. You appear to me to think that the
Beers must be right in their quarrel With
the English because their government is a
so called republic and the English are wrong
because their government is a monarchy.
Mr. Editor, / should like to see this Trans
vaal question discussed on its merits without
any reference to either republican or mon
archical institutions The only approach TO
argument in your article appears in the fol-
lowing statement THE Mexican govern
ment in that day Cthe time OF the French
invasion of Mexico) was no more liberal to-
ward American settlers than is the Boer re-
public toward the English speaking outland-
ers," and you say If the French had not left
Mexico America would surely have driven
Louis Napoleons forces into the sea"-that
is, the United states would have helped Mex
leo to repe an invasion Of foreigners, though
at that time Mexico oppressed English sub
Iect9 as much as the Beers oppress the Eng
lsh in the Transyaal. Consequently the
English are wrong in going TO war TO assist
the outlanders, In this statement you over
look the following points vital to the con-
troyersy, and | should be pleased II you
would give your attention to them;
First-The Americans IN Mexico did not
form one -hundredth part Of the population
OF that country at the time Of the French
invasion, whereas in the Transyaa the out
landers outnumber the Beers.
secOnd-The MeXicans at that time QS4G)
in the United states did not outnumber the
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.


Edgar Howard of Papillion was in town
Monday.
Allen G. Fisher OF Chadron is in town
on business.
F. G. Hamer, a well known Kearney man,
is at the Mlard
Governor Shaw of Iowa is in Omaha on
executive business
r. w breckenridge left yesterday for
the east on legal business.
]. II. Todd a prominent business man
OF Dexter, is at the Merchants.
Il. Il. Ramaker, n prominent business man
from Marshalltown, Ia, is at the Murray
Governor w. A. Poynter and his private
secretary, Fred Jewell, came to the city
Monday night.
Ed Bisnell, superintendent Of the south
ern division of the Burlington, with head
quarters at Lincoln, is In Omaha.
Land Commissioner J, V. Wolfe came up
from Lincoln Monday to take part in the
discussion over the senatorial situation.
Judge John f. Garland of the United
States district court IS spending few
days In the city from Sioux Falls, S. d,
James Manahan and John H. Ames
ranked among the leading attorneys of the
capital city, are in Omaha on business in
the federal court
The Misses Ethel and Alice Dovey Of
mother, Mrs Charles Dawson, arrived In
the city Monday, to remain for a day
or
John O'Keofe, an old-time Nebraska rail
road contractor, whose home is now in
Chicago, Is In the city I'm connection with
some work he has been doing for the Bur
lington
Matthew Gerlng Of Plattsmouth was I'm
town Monday night for awhile To attend
the pro-Boer meeting. He left later for
Nebraska city where ha IL counsel in an
important lawsuit.
Judge Jacob Fawcett has returned from
Galena, H. where he has been at the bed
side of his son, George e, who was dan.
yerously III for several days, He Is now
convalescent. Mrs. Fawcett will remain
with her son in Gal5na an indefinite period
"Dick" Pugh, an old-time printer OF
Omaha, who left here twenty-five years ago
and went to Denver, where he has since
resided, is in town on visit 50 many
changes have taken place In the quarter
of d century that he has been away thai
he says he seems lost in the city, which
has grown from a population OF 200Ol To
l50, ,000 not including South Omaha, which
was not in existence when he was here
Mr.. Pugh was at one time foreman of the
Omaha Herald,
John A. Creighton and John A. Schenk
left Sunday evening for Dayton. o.. 10
attend the funeral OF Mrs. Joseph L.
Schenk, who died after brief Illness with
appendicitis The deceased was I'm Omaha
rs the guest OF Mr. Creighton during the
past summer, and made many friends here
who Will he pained to learn II her sudden
death She leaves husband two sons ana
two daughters. Mrs Schenks funeral Will
occur this morning, and interment Will be
made in the Catholic cemetery at Dayton