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Baseball DANES To-day

RATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.
New York ", Cleveland, at the Polo groundA
erooklyn ~ Pittsburgh, At Eastern Park.
Washington Va Cincinnati, at Washington.
PhlIAdsfphIa Va Chicago, al PhIladeiphis
baltimore "a Louisville, At Baltinora
Boston Va eG Louis. at Boston
kAsTkRN LRA0UA
scranton ~ Buffalo, at Scranton.
byrAcuSe ". kfle, &C syracuse.
Proytdencs va WilkesbArre, at Proyidenos.
bpringnsld Va Allentown. at sprngnsl1
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INDEPENDENCE, Ia. Aug. as.-Ths second day of the
Rush Park meeting opened with lighter attendance
than yesterday. The track fast. Ella T. won the
threeyear-old pace with sphinzetta driving her ous
In each heat Belmont won the 2;S5 trot hands down
Tho e;ao trot was left unfinished. DyEant has two
heats and Robert Lee ono. summariesl
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:Rs sss; ;rsss g, foY z y Mcorw were the note

Famed Iuns-Pstimore, 81 Iouisyille, p. LEFT on
;xog hcsahon on Hsm~ins g. S struck r, opHsaBy
Twobass hlts-Kelley, HcGraw, sacrince hits-Mc-
Srsw Br9die Brown olaTs stolen ~,
and Je9nings; Gilbert Sunsssstedl Hlt ~ ,piteher-
BY Mcmahon, By Hemming, l.. Passed ball-hobin'
son. Umpire-Betta Tims-tIBA
WASHINGTON, ot ciNuNsATT, a.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Qs.--washington obtained a lead
OF three runs In the opening inning to-day and was
never headed. The home team nelded badly but was
fortunate In hitting the ball when the bases
cupied. Attendance, 1,lA6. The score;
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Having disapPolnted them once the German TO wn
tFlfket Ilu9 OF iadlphia haye agreed 90 bring over
bined team OF the staten Island C. e. New Jersey
A @. al livingston Tho game starting 90 o'clock
this morning.
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srs-y nee, Takes the sisyeee Co--estisut
Purse.

HAPrronp, Aug. 2s.-Two years ago this city
was filled with visitors from ell parts Of New
England and the country ct large TO see the hrst
Of the large purses offered by the Charter OAK
| Park Association for young trotters. The race
vas delayed from Thursday TO Monday, and even
then . eood-sIzed crowd saw Bellhowsr carry
OF the prize. To-day the Connecticut Purse
worth $4,000 more than either OF those compet-
ed for In 1se2-e3, attracted moderate patronage
and deserved no more than II received. The alb
senos OF betting facilities made little differ
ence for no one would have invested dollar
against Mary Best's chances. She played with
her three opponents for two heats, and then
stepped mile in p.13M, in an attempt TO leave
them behind the nag. MarErave and Lee were
safely in on trot, and Maud Karr. By . marrow
margin, beat the nag, after running under the
AN Another I % fourtyssioold res in aoldsmith.s string
won more closely contested race when Oro
sss osPtu.s9 the S q .btss tro b.a but %s
lie kept him busy from rs. to I,.s,,v last esyd sSyd
Nellie W, made bresi, and the younger trotteF
Orc Witt. VIII e % shs ssrd ansrssS sG p.scoDa
@ kSss RSHs ma 4. re sScS ss
time, and made = brilliant but pnsuooessful Ct
G SZ'rs olc sss hS s'Ss Ssd . s
Psaf foc%sa shs sasnps of tn, young Cali
t5Gsf os. G GyiRsss tes
dsy for Major Wonder wss his ,ingls sntag9sS s
Ss fs.sss sss s.anRg
Marvin came out with XiIbei. !. bay nlly by St.
The bay trotter Cephas has CHANGED hands
Rns 0ssda' sUa SeS 10 @
$4,000. Mr.. Keim is manufacturing jeweuef
TlssssoSSS PsPt Hs Vii Vii turn !, =: ~ y. . dyer
Gephss Is 7 years old, and was bred IN Maine.
aed,nw de has won ssyeEsl good races tbls IN
during the gS last q two oSaeiss' %eess. anu
To-morrow the Charter Oak Stake for .e,1s
trotters y on, along with the a;1s pace and tive
Trottlng-horse breeders. Ralph Wilkes makes
his second appearance Of the circuit for the
Of such speedy trotters a. Aunt Dsliiah. Miss
maries:
dass S2Pssssss ss;' $4,000
NsssSsvs T1SssSHaia,dsonj.:::t q
Maud k'''' 4imaGa,sPS & S9fPsPsIds dsso Sis
& s'iS'Rs ss''s %fs: hssof y s''ss ss '''0
Timee..Ssas,l. ,.'''''''''''''''''"' ''
ol sag . glass. trcttins; pur.. q 600,
,Aayhsw. By Director 0iodsmith) .............
Ely. Ely A. g. e. 1shnsisGy| % {M KislIy|
ksIisy k}sfse HSrapas Hk1.tp g 8
tspsids S:sss s.sSsG1. 8 ~ b
sISaSl &iifes St SlS
go, TImeos;issf, t;iJS S.1aH
Major wonder qim. p e. IF = ScpiiTy sisi%.".:a
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Trotti.g and Racing as Fort Wayne.

FoRr WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 2s.-The second days races
OF the Fort Wayne Driving Clubs meeting were
marked by fne weather. good track, and fast time.
In the e:e5 cass pacing. unfinished from yesterday,
only Gazette and syrena showed at the post Gazette
sold favorite, but syrena well backed. Tho bay
horse from Louisville won the heat In pretty nnish.
whole lot more money went Gazette for the nnal
beat II was race all the way round. Starr pushed
Syrena hard down the stretch. keeping her well In
In the H2S trot there were four starters Ofellus
broke badly In two heats. but took the nth and sixth
The aie4 pace for three. ee.year-ods brought out the
Ing, Ethel A. sold fayorite With koSsSy and E sdmons
mont Ethel A took the second heat in aiiS. lower.
RsSssss the i,,is sray lly from Iowa took ths
snS &. q Which bescs shs
a;a5 class pacins purse $500 Diminished from yss-
ssrdsy) syrena. ,. M by sphin1: woni essstte,
& Tssr ss srsr st p seIsS & s hsa s
were trotted. Best time 9ii3,l
Gas oa;sss Tot purse q :oSo. 90. u,.., v,
Eva Clay g. i.'i; m 6y Fire Clay Biciei:
Iva G m iit1am;. '''''....
Time MA, Ans, a;ai, s;ai. 'a:as, S;Soj<
x; mIeeyeas0ld I'D pace. aiss 81, class. purse 81 900,
sidmont b. Q, BY sidney (saunders) ..........i =
Hokepy, o; g S(mcDoweil)
Sarr y ;:;;'''''''..'..''...'.
f9f ssiiS sreaston & sif su.i
Sterling Sterling z Holt c; G (ourry)....-.......e DIR
Time"s;iS, SiiiI.. a;il.' 'S;:iSE
pss ss sai 81 Gs.s 5, a ssOS rss
" Ia IA va M HEAT tns shatw al
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o, CINCINNATI, z.

SIs:ias.a...:.::::.::::.:s SgIs:iG,s..sa2.s SS5SSad IL
ps.. 3 cs
SS:i..wsiSs,nf0s S.S GSs,nss r,, esse SS.,p S1
bwyet u Ry hssl Homie rpn.seIbseh rhtsS
9uirs U}, ssfbsoh. ssqrfios hits-Msul Latham.
Stolen Stolen bssssssc9ui5e Latham Iss H1y, Holiday ,Sy
by Maui, l. Umpire-Emsiie, Time-Two hours
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New England League Games.

A. HAvsrhll-HAyerhil. lo; Pawtuckes 8. Base
hits=HAverhil. 1871 P4wtucket u ErTors-HaverhilI,
PATtuinec y batteries-Viau and Sweeney;
~ bsnESbspfS ri J.i Eap River Base hts.
River, 0. Battsriss-whsoisr and Hayes klobedang
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A Boat Race AZ Springfield I@prOBasls.a .

HEw HAyES, Aug sS.-Ths statement that the Spring.
nsld Board Of Trade will oneT material Inducements
20 the Yale and Harvard nAVies 70 have the annual
boat race take place die COnnscticut River here
after Is regarded here almost fruitless plan
number OF old Yale athletes in this city concurrad To-
day In the statement that 10th Yale and Harvard
New Lond9n and u y probable that neither Is, the
don which have been 1tted Up At great expenss,
compllcates matters stll further Yale here say
CON eoEmpars IA Hith Lhat AZ Neg London RaltsI Camp Of
made although he would nOt Az that Yale Would op-
pose iL
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PsAnsviv..ia State Lsazu. ea.ss.
Westezn LsAxus Gam.

~ tHsading-Rsadins, o. HaElston, 10.
~ Standardization bi Pottsvflls IL
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49, Philadelphia, II.
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BROOKLYN, 8, PITTSBURGH, Q.

noon was O very tame affair, and was remark
ebly free from unseemly disputes, The Pitts
burEhs could not possibly have played more
Z good deal TO talk about before the game They
deplored the fact that Third BaseInan Shindle
6hindle. they argued, has been playing steady,
consistent game, and at no time has his playing
the batting order tells the story OF his stick
work, Yesterday he had no opportunity 70 dis
seIans honors. His playing % was superb. r - CoS Sae
DALEY caught splendid game, The Brooklyns
out the aid Of the few errors that the Pitts
burEhers made. The western Pennsylyanlans
Kennedy. was very Wild at times. giving four
bases on balls and hitting three men by pitched
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eRooKLnS WAsDEhkhA NIcToRIAE
Z. Jones, b. Cuddhy.y...eS J. smithson, b. Crar>
In b. smithson. -, II z, jenkins; B. Crawford
A Richardson, b. Smith W. IL, DenEen retired lOl
z. 9. Keosh b. oGddiy. oTs%fofyd oGssdfay Jones'
II. g. NJ Crawford, c. IA, Wyllie, O Crawford,
Hickey b. Smithson,, b. Adams ...,,,,,,.'' IA
O. II. Hornby c, Smith @. X. Patterson, b. Ad.
son. b, Cuddihy ,.,..,.,lb ans ,........... -. a
J. II. Robbins. b,Cuddhy / y. McEeyln C. Craw.
l. 0Connor, b. Cuddlhy. ford, b. Adams. -, @
A. krOnenberg, not out, J. Campbell, c. JUnesL Ia
Z. c, Besgs st, wylIe, b, oConnor. ..........''-
CuddlhS .,......t. IL, hennis, a.. Adams b.
7. G. Bright, {, pCnzell, kronenbRTg..,.,,..' 4
h. Cuddlhy y.,..,,..,..., q. Pace, C. and D. O'Con-
bNes NOR.
Leg byes ..,......'.,...... J. Entwiste. and b.
- OCOnnOr ..............
Total ,...............Tl p Hickey, not out.,....
tb9esA 4
Leg Dyes, ,-.....-...,...,.
TotaI.................l42
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~ vple-JsoE son viils, e9; Quincy. To-
At tLincoln-lincoln,f Vi Omaha, o.
~ Rock lslAnd-Rock lalAnd. Ill Peoria, l.
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si Iss q 'si 5si Sasi s
FSsE soED.s. s'iSss IsSS a
fsyl0f, Dahlsa fsIrotI L4HsS irSih, slsTidSs 6ia
1=BozIs Hfpiiss0n- stolsa ea.sa5SaAhInlltO9 IaI
ssssA ssdsRss.sA I'd sGs b1SAtss M sHa
Si II 2 fTsS VII Pi'S4aaf.SSI Passed bali
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Lsrned runs-seranton 81 Erie, o FIRST base BY
l9 Erie o: First base on balls s6n ousrIes, 81 Oh
6SinPess ThiesSsss Sits..osR ' Lee o. q smitS. MS
2uArles, sheAron. Twobass hits-Patchen, Nicholson
Rases-Ress Eichqlson, Van Dyke. Double plays
Smith CAhl andIehAns, Wild pitch-QuAres. Cm-
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BASEBALL EzstsFA Parks =. n To-Day.
HEO0kiya FittsbUEsh- Admissi0a 5oo. al.d sSs,-,
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Ss SSssTo Ss ~ Scssy srrSs -
loday. Jhs batting Of shugart and satonAl plays
ceatssk Attendance. l,S6T. Ths scorsI
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ESs bSsssa sHsSa SG's u Sf:. Il
hi. .IIisi Hogan. fsoSsss Siisshg ieos i
sS hEaslsy nn Nah h,1 stolen sole essssDowd Double
Wild PictA.aAwiey. Passed bAlf-MinsF. UmpIIs-
FHuADzLFaIA. IoI cnoAGo, O.
nFHnApELxaIA. Aug. ee--Ths RhiAdelphiAs beat chi
eASo today In game which was greatly In CONTRAST
p hoss played yesterday. They neldsd well and hit
Terry hard Weather. faLr. Attendance. 2.s00. Ths
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At sPRINaErEIp
eR'ss2'ss:S e@Rss's.S SjYSss5SSSSSSS

nsresd Pc runs.ePriggnsid, 2 TyIhssSsrrs, 2. Err.
s..s sS ssii..5a oSaskiin, q on HseSIn. strucs
Sesse. T~Ssass hiss-Lgncs. setsenu. S3. srsckia. R
ndge ssortnoe its,-ehannon, Donnelly Leahy. Ma
piayS-shannon. Lynch, and Breckinrtdge; McMahon
ptrs-connolly. Tims-s,20.
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CLEVELAND.

Cleveland. i o OIL
psss hsaward. acms 1uS-BaSis sacfines hs@MS
ksAn, Ptolen bases-pavs Doyle, Van Haltren, Fuller
o., ,McKesn thinner. First base on errors-New York,
u Cleveland, l. First base on bal1-on Rusie, Q; on
fog6iS piays-DCyie ssisted dcfieef and chl!as
Jefs on bases-New York, oI Cleveland, IL. Wild
pitches-Rysie, g. Tims-2;oo. umpire-Hurst At
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4, sAiLFseEx Ans tinAoSs h4d good thing Of
ssIy say gsiIs o5ly sl9I saEyef Ths Orioles pefS
Shahoss tAs bAsa4, aad llAds he mcst a Louls-
- alR1ezh Es9.ss s.t1sHS. kkestAszet esldsaE
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At PROVIDENCE

ss,
PS.yVss aTs.ssSsss S,Iss, ssxssnsS
stricksr, Muiyey. Double plays-Mulyex, Wise, and
keny. Hit BY .pit9her.By Loyett, 3 wild pitch
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The 1891 GLASS trotting, purse $500, unfinished
'y Cyclone. have one heat each 10 their credit.
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b. srrors-Brootiyn. J. tsft on Sasss.BrooRlynA g.
2h AenAfsS Sruek outTB{ Kennedy. 81 'by
sscrincs hit-I1chsnces Stolen 6sss.smith. ais bS
pitcher-By Kennedy.a Umplre-ksefe. TIms-1:0a
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baseball, Pole Grounds, BfA5 r. n. TO-dAy
| League championship game. AeH YORK ys. Cleye-
| land Admission SOc and Pa. Cleveland Thursday
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weights for tho Ocean Handicap.

The weights for the Ocean Handicap for three
year-olds and upward at q mile to DO run to-
morrow follows:
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EMpIRE ADDITION = iiuy a lot and
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have boon nude with IL loan and build
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houses on this addition; this IL the
cheapest and best place In the City for
residences; several houses win he built
at once; street car TO he extended TO this
addition. Ccll on Mrs H. Bryan, kiam
building, or Empire Trust Co. III Main
street. II
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OAK LAWN SIS cash IS monthly, will
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rs foot alley, price 5000, SO cash, SO
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$500 cash, 81 monthly, will buy lot
and a cottage TO cost SllOO, price SliOo
Sipl cash, S3e munthy WIN buy TWO lots
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WANT,isD- Middle aged white woman ms
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RlTuATION WANTED--A lady, good
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NINE. RBNYNOR, the wonderful fortune
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WANTl1D--A Woman 90 cook and do gen,
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WANTED-~rhose In search OF work. pos
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MAN and wlie 70 take chnfgc on an Or
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BARGAlN--Lsnts No. J, and l6 block
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addition 90 Houston, lots II, l6, IL and
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Texas
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LADIES WANTED--To address circulars
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WANTED--A Young man Il TO 20 years
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reasonably good education and writes .
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Of COWS and horses Address Lock Box
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WANTED 10 build office. and
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS BIDS viii
be resolved up 10 " o'clock noon. Feb
10 he erected sat IadiHongl!le. Madison
county. Texas. Plan8 nnd fpecincaUons
NAV De seen az the ofAees OF the
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a certihcd check % accompany each bll
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INSTRUMENTATION ns locomotive cngi-
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AGENTS make IS day; greatest Kitchen
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FOR SAlE--We can offer some bargains
Ia city lots and acreage, close In, or
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If YOU want employment or help call
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Rusl ana Hamilton street Apply Norn
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In avc mile OF Houston Address J. =.
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WANTED no BUY-IIay press, mower
ard rake, ia good condition. must be
bargain. Address Il. H. Hindmarsh
Crosby. Texas. u
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y FRUIT FARM l6 2-S acres, Joining the
town OF ALVIN, one and oue-halt miles
southwest Of depot near schools aud
churches 1900 pear aud one acre In
strawberries, one year planted 100
grapes, etc. a well Finished ilVe-room
aousc, good barn ami other buildings,
price, $500. $50 down Enquire ON the
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FOR SALl3-iG acCes ADJOINING city ljmits
on Main street Oucrel AT low ngure
Tor ten days Fine location, No city
street Il
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rOH SALE.
HORSE, buGgy and hircss. horae Il gen
tIa, VIII wurl, under aalalc or hnrucss
Narurss uni buggy nearly new. only used
two weeks, Address l5l3 Mckinney 10
FOR sALE-Nbout 100 feet store gallery,
90 aEge, cneap Erupp & TUFl'l>N, the
kias 9l Shoo Stores q
SrAl.LION Tor sulc. Inquire OF III, :"
2iJ5 rostflce street Galveston, Tex. u
For SALE-Egss from b. plymouth
rocks, White Leghorns rit Cameo and
Brown LHEbpwa also fancy pigeons
Ad1resa, 80. l0l3 san Follpe street rs
FOR SNLE CHlNP-one trio WlTU
blymls,h Rock, one pom cugn Indian
uui Pit Game, and White Leghons,
Light nrlGmas, waite Loghous and
SILVER SpsUEIe HgmbursG ROSTERS; ll
ctEa, Elap Jack Thomas Rarnum, Polk
county teNas q
GOOD AGENTS ovrrywhere for lntest OF
tee specially. soils itself with large
profit Enclose stamp, Am. Locke Crank
CO., MhWautee. Wiz,
PIANO FOR SALE Cheap for cash,
Steiuway uo use for piano, cos 5000 Adj
dres. y. y q. ms oLliee Y
FOR SALE Young i've oak trees. Two,
four aud 1--WE fee, high, at from 81 10 -
Mai, -trret Is
:, -,
harness. Inquire at 1874 Lubbock street,
10
a GIN MAJ has GInnci 1850 Dalcs cotton
past season offered for stle casn; new
cotton county; 80 per cent more cotton
.5 - 49, t.s,'iii. -rsSgs -
l.1Gk ION ., heeklL,tl lLALs. ~
FOR SALE Fierbsmont grape. plants.
!he h"st 5dap.ei ior LeAas s3i'' 4! - per
wv A9nIta5 o. AlN7'ei L7'"''' Aloh.-
a-e1a Ig&ls. !.
0i , ~, t'iri5sp go,,,,o ja5
address j. H. Clemons NJ, d. PHILIPPE
burg Texas. IL
TItT51,tIS5 l5.iIt 7-7vC 9I.,5e Good 81 nor
core iiae yynSa In t-fcet Lprth al ro-
ducfi prices. my wood ~ nittclnss;
prompt delivery. terms etyni nEono @A,
office near tIe H. e. and w. T. RAILWAY
n. ~ Calhoun. .Ir. 2-2i
-I,,,r,-.,-,., ,-,.,--g To- 90 ~,
or ,nsfajIp,cat al b. g. smiths feed
be eli, az asa Consumers o'' 'i''' '" "a
s77I-I 7-5-ITo curry the largest stock in
tat lo-',. frae. tuat received a
car tc,c rrt,n alfaifa clover ono car
Tennessee Triumph potatoes one car
onion sets, etc. Halioway q Co. ,whole'
sale and retail seed mefchahth' ballts,
IeN1a. Catalogues lree, o
J. hu0hEl' q Gu
Ffouuce Coullnls.hiioh ~ t,{s,,,or5
STATE agents toI NY satn ~ az, ii,ot,N
NJ. ana y, Butter ~, hktHta iu' - ~
Zoe MiiiIHqgs CO.. o+ MePhStio n E9o. Floor
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HIGHEST CASH prices paid for second
hand furniturei repairing. ana packing
neatly done. moving and laying carpets
n specialty. Barr < Kulier. G0t Main
street -.
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WANTHD-Dy reapocinDle young nnn,
plnca 10 do HIGHT work, for home; can
10 anything. Frank Fl1id. city poatoi-
nee. -
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bids AND 'RopOaALs'..

NOTICE 10 CONr1sACrORs-O office o.
Geo. e. DickeW Houston, Texas. Plans
and specifications are now ready Tor the
concrete and brick work required in
building Foundations for a church ana
sunday school - be- erected by the
First Presbyterlun church Of this city.
Sealed bids viii be received at this of-
nce urtE p. m, SATURDAY the ilth in
slant Geo. y. Dieksy. Architect 10