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FRriT FARM. - sefes e. mites from
S viH Y-..~. seq 90 AL k.n1s OF fr.4..
nrflIes .at 4Uaer s9sl .ast y.as. n-a
t'l ra p"intr4 large Darn. p1l.-
Hl Hl -t.aH aQ4sr- "a itn4t.ill COIN
1851 81 bargain. Aa4re-s box %.
D NE SALE OR EXCHANGE Improved
t't rpr1f-'i ItQ..-i-ou fie.sa.s 3u-l-
+r. property low psttss ua contract
rs1 n.l -i.--r.oi discounts fp~ .ass lar-
tale 'or I'm umberei n'prit-d form.
trrt 'lv. -. ~ rol.H ftri .Agtr-ss Cs lef.
BOX lS ia-s'on Heights Ten ts. -
tonnes ? Iai'd "ar'j. $50 d~si~ltlc .ota
ssf1i l4g4rone aor.,s iu Thr8 wae1.
iar rent one a"at 40 age oa Fa.n.r
7e''- price 800, on. IA iolrrh wan.
F'-l p" Thee are hnrsz4ns a.i
frt ''~ roa licr.s 20 tt-, dl1e.,at
"'t.N- iNr tAl- ofl ta~y pafu..n-s Choice
-s sse 20 eGr1a Ee for city rran-
wa! "se an.e incurprzsces- y. u
FOR SALE
4a. III q de4-raele property win Dc
III. Wy ie@ Look a. IL AID Cal! ;or
i-ots r - ana e. slook rs r.euatss
4'''s'''s. south e0ri.c' ~ ~ TO-
- % ssa.-ier atr-~-. and eouage
FoNra wsra osoathi 's..
Cofrrr 20, s o. Man stree. ana Alta
avenue qae Aloek trsm i1suL only 80
lots ana 70. t.oca "C" oa ChAs-res
sire, ~e"n MaGoNen ard Haley
Corner lot aas Iat g. Hsaiey ana ~
En4n-ei, of.y -"
Four acres or e,sf- acrst. .,o-.,s CAR
sirN-'- ~ ade9 road aF,ot- ae4f fa.e IRON.
rs Einits. 9ily -" sfr are. easy
Small ,ra~' Nith sgv1s- ts.te. re.
hea1 OF Aa.f stFt7'. l-'g 80.
1ru lp7 bioex N9 es~.+- ya--4
sra holiness. Iti-4 nafr fsYe.
on &. FGhrY.l.
TOR kAl-f-A rfs slaf-r-s.fr Htrt.st "a
tNeneFEf1 Tfrfef rW.l rlst ra s-a-- q
lt-istuee 81 fUaf-r.t fe ~ a.t-sr 81
!'rNtuE ara Ftre fftss eE try sfr
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FOX SALE FYe gfffe H.a - 80.
fuirs froeu rJvr+ -, s.- r. D.
pahir r,st prer :-J v.fs 80 sss
balance .Ht aEr 20 .sar a. t-
ucnr .1fr'fsf, Hefrffsf q. ftaraf ~. e..
ln lntN4 riafss gfFrf lsaf. be-
WORN ~ rr5-~ry or s4trr ..t1 $50
Address 81 Hu. N~ftfr. n .-lt re So 81
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O !. {. pigs for sale. Apply TO {. =
Goldman. orange, Te1Ss.
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,.,,,-...- y,,,-hs-. ,f-.s ,ifaes week nc
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AN TED-By German woman, place as
900 ~ hotel or boarding house. Ad-
dress sli6 this Office Is
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~, -. ,,,,,-. ss,,5i,, 49,.
-. rlp-.ir., N god condition.. ass ou,
small Nat4sTa4 safe. will sell CHEAP Nrs
NI'f7ilt .r,.,- Hnnl... EulaluE
49,. ...--1-
- - >-''ns 800 a a.. -, - =,
..Nsl, ~ - s,il',, - as-ss %.R
,gre,, tll-9af, ss-.~i 81 per g-oand. new c'oy
,-rr st..d 81 per ulsae. 4eN croQ pAr-eH
s-s-. 40 per hlshe. nav crop a-tAlts
.s.-a 80 g. -. hLshe4, ile" tipl
vata. seed -. rrr tushea. Bone as.
Ter iIlzer s. y eoi ~ ,'oGnas. ho;lo"n!
49, se'5ii'a'.s - i-.'''' $50 -
avenue -'At'ASi 4tNe-' 20
SALOON oarr rroi business fcT sat
ssf sfsrtltI tra-ons sfe+ Tor sti--iis
- RS -.- us 2ll.---
l'ou SALE. = SritA-fremier iypeWtl'tt'
b. irtt ..a-s cta.at.oH IN every resp-'-'
81. a n-rfAn Cor casn. Aai -
as 2l.-. ---------------------
IIE SALE small racket and mll.tue
.t. -.9 -1as. "a. $50 ana Other nxtut'e
N.eIf- .st. cfa e desk. al COZ sa..
a-ik os srparstc.y. sore toT rcut VIA
Aes y
- = = : : - 5000 - - 1-r-1r-
49, sr. .i,..,, .a.ti,s ana IT,
,,-.-,Sr fT...-.
H. y 30 ls
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WANTED-A young lady. married or sin
re. without incumbrances, OF good APP
pearince, to travel with lady eiocution,
ist; none but good pianist, WIN goou
ter need apply. Address 1918. this Of
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ERltk. PNICE BRICK at herd Tina
price,. delivered ~ e. Alln- lAnk salG
rnu fliLg uafs Tor safe An Tor prices
l. ~ Williams. Manager Ie.epauns
~. Brsdys Bnck NorAs. 81
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An ft.D-Situailon 10y Northern wid-
o" -ady. as working housekeepcr In pri-
N"ie family or hotel or ice cream parlor;
Address Mrs. Hazetlne Houston. j.
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rOR sAl.Y,--C,fle well broke family i-'rs-
400 rhaeio-.. n eood condition. also ono
SINAI. Natt1nal .z.e. viii sell cheap. N~s.
Williamson, HhmSe BuAalrg. -
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AT 4 BARGAlN-iiorse, sound and kind,
suira he Tar Work or driving. nne p!-t-
term spring wagon, newly Istlu;r1, Tor
baggage or 3eRNery, - STANLEY TlAeA =
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bookkeepers, sales
man. druggists. teachers. desiring posi-
Business bureau" }. w. Hudnall. pro
nrintor. D.allas. TeAhs. ~
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SALESMEN-To sell cigars TO dealers
No." per week aud EXPENSES expert
ehce not required. Address National
Consolidated Co., Chicago
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sg7s CASH vii bgy a brand new upright
klsche! I - octAvc rl2lo. stool ana
cover. piSno - perfect condition, also
an A family buggy horse, phAeton aad
harnsss. horse safe ana reliable years
cid. Address 49,. this office. Is
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Situation Wanted.

isouSekceper. wldower's fanny We
irrrtd, no .ncImhrs,nce. Call or ADDRESS 1
MIS-. Sewsall. 1875 Preston ave. -
WANTEn-rostiion In the cotton bus
tass ty man Who has had Is years eN- !
pctlence IL New Or.euns cotton press, |
eFS. hest references. +. q. Bon ~. -
PROFESSIONAL gardener, single. sober
anu nuSs rlOus. washes position AZ one
Addfrss 'r41. this Ofdce -
An fEli--Posit!on. by widow without |
inulmhrdnces, 10 do light Housekeeping |
anu cooking. IN small IamiiH. can give
4c.Nleucts ana recommendations. IAN
.. adarcss Mrs. W, lilo Sch.ins street |
Flieh ward. j.
NANTED--By German woman, place as |
800 ~ hotel or boarding house. Al |
aiess so thas Office. N
TED-Situatlon 10y Northern Md |
"W -alS, as working houSekeepcr In pri- |
N"ie family or hotel or Ice cream parlor |
A'isess Mrs Hazetne Houston. y
NANTED-By white woman. position as
COOK and help Win homework III private |
Iam " Address e5i5 this ofice /,
WANTED Situation by good, homes boy !
T.. his OFFICE -
W ANTEI'-By responsible widow lady a |
~'.HaNoh a. nouseSeeptr tor gentleman |
or small family. no objection 20 coun- |
IVY ADDRESS *llS, tbs otfee. y
WANTEn-Work Of any kind ny hoy Il
years Old good hand with horses please |
s.Nc me trial. Address W. b., this
WANTED-By drurrIst- Tos,Ion as pre-
rtilpNon clerk speaks English and Ger
man. Address 900. this office. Isl
NANrEL'-Posi'ion ~ stationary en-
-'h'ef' Drst class mao. able to 10 his
own repairing and handle Inca udcscent
Hs4t plant. Address ". Hartmann, els.
WANTED Position a. r-enog-lnher ny a
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AGENTS everywhere can make immense
protlts' our summer specialties lust out.
information. Sample l0c. ALUMINIUM
NoNeIty Co, 335 broadway. New ork.
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ANTED-Monday morning, 90 men to
M wood at wilson's woodward. north
ond San Iacinto street bridge. 10
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WANTED-A settled white woman, nc
cnildren. to cook, wash and ron ioi
fam;ly of three on a farm near AVN
AlInrsss BoX liI. NlNin, Texas. ~
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coLLIpst'.s,, -
They wer. very ,, s, 90. .sSs::
But not as folks 70 ~
They merely cluna LIZ l f.
In the 6 O'Clock s'' ri
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I.n lp- h.os1 30. rt--e- Ya--s1
sad Holiness. Ttl-4 nafr esY fsYf
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Small 'ra~' Win gov 49, ts.re. re.
hea1 OF Na.f striT'. l-'g 80
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WANT COLUMN

THE POST is THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM or TEXAS.
The Pos; is the friend OF the 1907 Ale
r.rs-ay Ard rsanl.zhas advertise mems 'oE
sipaf3oae va3teS1 Of twenly-aNe ~crs- q
less tn-@e times 1re-a. -.
nominal, ana 4 yca ss2rz' s;ssf1.ins a. -
IN ..ie Ci,,fap Coicrrla o. The E't'si . -.It
10 sei ii ios yea Especially s saca i'.e
ca III
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SPECIAL NOTICES
BUSINESS CHANCES
PERSONALS,
STOLEN. STflATEp.
LOST. FnLtSIA
sl- CATIONS WANTED.
WANTED TO TRADE
BIDS AND FRpEDsALS-
fRoF I.SSi uNAL.
BARGAINS
qARwNEgS WANTED.
WANTED re EENI.
WANTED BIDS
MsNTrl ID Buy
INF'-HGA" iDN WANTED
Nrf. H. MANT III
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Board and Rooms.
- -
NANTED-TO RENT.

WANTS " Nicely furnished room H..
Ndy and gentleman, In private famfl,
without children over or ? years OH.
willow prSierred. lady only wishes board
NANTED-By September !, cottacc
-FOUR or five rooms good ward ana ni6,e'
m9HS.s, modsrn coOVenicnces. close in
'''tN NAiiNts
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GUY irlitlfN Earlnsile ipsal
oealrr .pD i-.u..t- oH staglard Type
wrlt- at ..iiH t- 10 Aa-. street frl.
uh.l- - ..-.n "
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WELLS BORED FOR half price. plcu'y
wntor guaranteed. For particulars adj
dress t5l, this Office IL
TARPON FISHING We handle the fin
est lino OF tprpou fishing tackle IN the
State. conc to Rockucrt and see. or
write us. Burrows Bros. Eockport
Texas. q-S-Qi
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ATTENTION BUSINESS MEN -T6s
Nor,hwestern Life. Assurance Cempsnv
wants wei established business man
Represent l.. An excellent onportmnIty
10 materislly supplement your in r"u.,s
Al me fWor.te Policies al rates from from
OF other standard companies nan po NOS
ineontestahle and non-forfe.tablee ~
i saTs , me mos liberal cash surrender
Up Insurance options. Adarashd paid
SInmbrel, General Agent, al Ga.Mnn,
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WANvrE.D-An 1nttlllgent Iady WHO Is
disengaged and who can give several
bniirs each DAY assisting business
xnlnnn. Address 9Ol3. TINS Once. ~
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Lost. Found, Stray, Stolen.

> .tl.hN-o dark gray horse, II hama
man, years Old branded on ieft shnnis
uer and left hin and cross on neck. sio
llrooks hire, Texas 'V'Nhet,
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LAND FOR SALE OR EXCUANcr
About $500 acres, well improved rancho
I miles from railway, Price sliooS one,
nnIt ca ii' or VIII accept onc-haif in
=. n skaggs Real Estate Co, Beevi,Ia
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Aot CENTRAL AMERICA-ExpcrIon
uinbermen; seven foot ties s0r 55a H.,
chAnge Alley, New Orleans. % d
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Board and Room Wanted

W M rrl1 -onr or two rurnIshed ~ -,
furnished rooms, with hoard. In nr,.,.o
.tuttlly, Tor man and wife: Third wort
iN'ie''ea' Address No. 9O2d, this oincc
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inUumhrances. 10 in light Housekeeping
ana cooking. IN small IRuily. can flNe
references ana recommendations. can
% address Mrs. W, li0 Sch.Iins street,
Flish ward j.
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FoN RENT Two cottages four rooms
at4 hail ard ono six room and hail.
bath. sewer connection ana stable In
t-r Il
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SAIlliSMEN Tor our Brya0 and McKinie,.
oghrs; SO weekly and expenses. ~
perlence unnecessary. Folk, RItrhI,. &.
Co, St l.ouls, Nc.
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AHE rs and brancn manager; salaTI or
Co, Cincinnati, ohio.
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w lN1'ED-Duick: statesmen to visit trade
and supply canvassers for greatest Us SELL IL,
Ing BICYCLE specially of the age; sleo,Wo
hHHini the guarantee; Duhs $, Brad
ta,', az haIk references, fine chance;
square treatment. Buffalo Specially
,isr 10 .uffalo n. Y. IL
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~ =, Nrt.D--Adyertisin solicitor; two
t1onths' WORK. opera house programme.
Anplv 10 j. j. Pastorza. Houston q
bcokkeeper and ste
roglaphor combined wanted. Address
gOii this office. 10
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90 pairs j. s. Turner L Co. knI
Calf Shoes. like cut. no better -
made. regular 500 grade q
them out this week for ........,
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For Sale

FOR sALE OR ENcHASGT,-Thorou
bred young Plymouth Rock al Part
rider Cochin rs~osters. ms gentry stree
F..lh wa-a Aileu addition. ],
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PROFESSIONAL gardener. single, sooer
ana inut's tricus. washes position AZ once
Address 'c47. this Office Is
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Four acres or eirfr aeres ..o-+s car.
sr0-i. grudca road afot. -n4f ~ v IRON.
a'y Einlts. 9H4y ~ rfr acre. easy
.erfuF
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FOR SALE-BAnkrsrt stock Of hard
vare, farm iiupleiTRlts. hcuseho.2crs'
s-lfaieS. cArts.-!terS' TONS etc, al store
81 Preston ArVlue, This stock must o
scld Immediately. Bi1s reserved ON n,
whole ~ rart tSerecf 10 August n. M,
& -. =
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NICELY FURNISHED. large front rooms
VITA hAtn. fcr geatlenra, Ia small lam
i.y ana nice nelghborhood, terms very
reasonable. Apply l.i- Sm-;u, heiNces
Lamar and Dallas -
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with buckle, 'a sIses ) s b s.aas

ny pairs Chlldren's Hl.. !.
y wl.n buckle, sizes . to { n ~ -
80 ''''.....l.....,.... $50
lou pairs Children's Rs,l. z
Wild Wild b.iekle, sizes g. 10 NY n \
l6S pairs Children's Tan Sandal.
buckle. sizes to ii, H. S q
TOR ........ -~ plt
Ia pairs Misses Black sandal :.
ent tip and buckle, SIZES ai \, !. n
Sl.lO grade. for .. d \,
~ PAIRS Misses Tan S,nS,,ii,.' Y
snt Zip and buckle, sizss n !, !. !
Nl.on grade. for Wv
lSS pairs Ladies Oxfords iorm,,,, =.
800, 81. % and $50, Il your , ~ ~ =
be found, price ~ sa' =
2ls pairs Mems Dark Tans '-i b.
Toe, former price }?.5o, nov -
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w7YTTD-A No. / second cook. suitable
for a hotel Of the first class Addsess
ny 67l Galveston, IL Nes.
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FOR SAL T--Second hand and IN A con-
dltior. one 30 horse power engine and
boiler. complete with all htfugs, one
- lsht ana 5n- iisHt arc dynamo. one
10 lgnt Edison inc.aces-ent dynamo
l.. l.. Ali.cr. u
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ENDS OCT. Isf.
The 50 Rate Opportunity
Given for 80 Days by
Doctor Mccoy.
The Reasons why During the Month
of September, But Only During
September, He Receives Patients
at This Nominal Rate.

MANY WHO HAVE VISITED THE Of
FUEs OF DOCTORS Mccoy AND COW
DEN DURING Tue PAST FEW MONTHS
HAVE FELT THEY COULD NOT AZ
FORD THE MONEY NECESSARY FOR
THE TREATMENT. MANY ALSO HAVE
BEEN KEPT AWAY BEcAUsE E OF THE
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE THAT DOC
TOR McCoY's FEES ARE fIIGH-NEc Es-
SARILY MADE SO BY TUE GREAT
DEMANDS UPON HIS TIME AND SKILL
WHEN DOCTOR Mccoy ESTABLISHED
A NATIONAL PRACTICE IN WASHING
TON IT WAS HIS PLAN TO GIVE
EVERYBODY AN OPPORTUNITY TO
OBTAIN Ttif; BENEFITS OF HIS TREA f.
MENT. IT IS STILL DOCTOR McCoI'S
PURPOSE TO DO THIS, AND WHILE HE
DOES NOT PROPOSE TO REDUCE HIS
FEE. HE WILL FOR THE TIME BEING
ABOLISH IT ALTOGETHER AND GIVE
DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER
HIS SERVICES FREE, CHARGING ONL Y
FOR THE MEDICINES, MAKING "A
UNIFORM RATE OF So A MONTH. THIS
RATE WILL ONLY BE GIVEN DURING
SEPTEMBER, AND WILL APPLY TO
OLD AND NEW PATIENTS ALIKE, AND
WILL bs MAINTAINED UNTIL A CURE
Is EFFECTED; THAT Is,
ALL NEW PATIENTS WHO APPLY
BEFORE OCTOBER 1, AND ALL
PATIENTS NOW UNDER TREAT
MENT WHO RENEW BEFORE
OCTOBER l, WILL. BE TREATED
UNTIL CURED AT THE UNIFORM
RATE OF So A MONTH.
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DESCRIBED BY SYMPTOMS.

Hosts Of people suffer from the rdrious ma
fgnuat poisons in their blood, which produce
or result from catarA. Many other persons
suffer from, nervous diseases, iirer diseases,
kidney diseases and skin diseases, as the re-
sul Of irritating crystal poisons in the blood.
a majority Of such sufferers do not hare a
definite understanding Of The nature Of their
a6iictioa. The Jolloring symptoms hare been
arranged By Doctor Mccoy TO enable sufferers
to understand just ,chdt 1t is that ais them.
although ,rritten and copyrighted By him,
they hare been erteasireiy copied Jy other
concerns cahout his authority. The proper
course OF those afflicted is this: Read these
symptoms careuliy orer; mark those that dp.
ply to your case, and bring this ,cith you to
Doctors Mccoy and Co,cden.
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DIAMOND DUST.

Otis Stocksdale, who was Senator a nd
an Orole last year, and who was star
pii ciyer in the Virginia State League this
season, witnessed yesterdays game from
the grand stand. Otis will winter in Balt-
more.
j Earl Wagner went home to Philadel-
pl.ia last evening. He had not intended
to leave before tonight, but when the
players and his manager were getting
ready the fever struck him and he took an
early train.
Happy Jack" Gilroy, who played a most
successful engagement with Norfolk during
the season just closed, received the con-
graiulatiooS of lis many friends at National
Park yesterday afternoon. Jack looked a
"ClogdaDcer'' aDnihilate the Senators from
front seat in the grand stand
lille Elliott, who has sold tickets in
the fifty-cent box for the season, will not
go out OF the city before next Thursday.
He has I.sition in Philadelphia, whero
he will refiIain during the winter.
From now until the season Of 81 opens
deals and deals will be the order.
Johnny O'Brien, the second baseman OF
the Washington team, was rendered re-
ceptiop, Friday night, by his many friends
OF East Washington at Doc o O'Brien's, Dela-
ware avenue and II street northeast Tim
Hurst, Joe Hedly and Mike Welch sang
some popular songs. Gene DeMontreville
acted as toastmastcr. Among those pres
ent were Mr. J. Boland John Thompson, P.
HoilolIin, j. Gleason, T. Carroll and others.
Manager schmclz was given serenade
hy his friends last evening at his boarding
house, Seventh street and Rhode Island
avenue. The band played few German
pieces. and Gus responded in a neat
speech. Then the musicians and a large
crowd went down TO TEN Browns board
ing house and gave the captain of the Sen
ators a Iousiug scnd-off. TEN was unlike
MIR. Schnielz. He failed to respond to the
calls for a speech ON the plea that he fIad
no time to talk. He was hustlinS to make
tine train for IoIsvi!lc, where he Will
uass the winter months.
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DISEASE OF HEAD AND THROAT

The head and throat become dis
ensed from neglected colds, cnus-
ing Catarrh, when the condition of
the blood predisposes to this condt
tiun.
lis the voice husky"
DO you spit up siiIne?"
DO you ache All over?"
''Do you snore al night"
"Do you blow out scabs?"
is li,e nos. stopped up?"
Does your nose discharEe?"
"Does the nose bleed easly?"
SIS this worse toward night"
.'DoeS the nose itch and burn?"
''ls there pam across the eyeS?"
'.Is thcrt. tickling III the throat"
''Is your sense of smell leaving?"
''Is there pain in front OF the head?"
..Do you mawk TO clear the throat?" -
ais tie throat dry in the morning."
"Are you losing your sense of taste?" =
"Do you sleep with the mouth open?"
..Does your hose stop up toward night7"
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DISEASE OF THE EARS.

Dea fness and ear troubles result
from Cutarril passing along the Eu-
etachiHn tube that leads from the
thr0at to the ear.
..Is your heariDg Taiiing?' -
do your ears discharge
"Doyour earsitch and burn?"
~ re tie ears dry and sCaly?'
Have you pain behind the ears?"
''Is there tlrobbiDg in the ears?'
SIS there a huzZiDg sound heard?'
DO you lave iiBging in the cars!
"Aretherc cracking sounds lcard?"
''Is your LeariDg bad cloudy days?"
"Do you have ea raChc occas:ODaily?'
Are there sounds like steam escaping"
DO your ears hurt when you blow your
pose?'
Do you constantly hear noises IN the
DO you hear better sonic days than
others?''
DO the noises In your ears keep you
awake"
when you blow your nose do the ears
crack
rs your hearing worse VIXEN you have a
cold?"
us there roaring like waterfall in the
hcau?'
The morning times., 1896-09-27
DISEASE OF BRONCHIAL TUBES.

This condition often results from
Cntarrh extending from the head and
throat, and, II left unchecked, ex-
tends down the windpipe into the
bronchial tubes, and in time attacks
the lungs.
Have YOU Il cough?'
ARE You losing riesh?"
40 YOU Cough at night?'
Have You IL pain in side?''
DO you ii Ike cold ciIsily?"
lis Your appetite yarIaDe?'
Have you stitches in side?'
DO You oOagh until you sag?''.
do You raise frothy material?''
do you oodSn Oh going to bed?
DO You Cough in the morning.
Are YOU low spirited a t tmes?"
do You spit up yellow natter"
rs your cJugh short and hacking?"
20 you spit Up little cheesy lunIps?''
Have You Il disgust for fatty foods?"
.is there lcknng behind the palate?'
DO you feel You are growing weaker"
rs there burning pain III the throat?"
Have you pain behind the breastbune?''
"lt,g s5u 20 .i.ti worse night ana merning?"
DO you have to sit up ut night to get
brelth?''
The morning times., 1896-09-27
DISEASE OF THE STOMACH.

THIS condition may result from sew
eral causes, but the usual cause is
Catarrh, the mucus dropping down
into the. throat aHd being swaIio w ed
rs there :'ausea?''
are you C,sStive"'
''Is there voni,ing?'
DO You bcicii up Sas?'
"Havc you waterbraSiI?"
Are you hight headed?'
''IS your tongue cUated?"
''Dofyou iiasgk and spit?''
'.IS there pain after eating?'
"Are you nervous Ind weak"
'.Do yuu nave sick Eeada chess"
"Do you bluat up after eating?''
'Is there disgust for brea kfast?'
"Have yOu distress liter eating?"
"Is your threat filled with sliIne?''
..Bo you n I times have diarrhcea?'
"Is there rush of blood 10 the Eead?''
when youget up s suddeDlyarcy youdizzy?''
"Whcnstona CHS emptydoy on feelfuiDt?''
is there constant sensation in the stom.
acl?'
,acil?'
DO you belct up material that burns
throaL?' 1f
'-mncn stomach is fun do you feel op.
presscd?''
The morning times., 1896-09-27
PHILADELPHIANs DEFEATED.
Australian Cricketers Have Too Great
n Lead Now.

Philadelphia, Sept. 26.-The Philadelphia
cncketers were practically defeated today
inthesecond mat j b Y the Australians. when
144 runs.
As the visitors made 422 runs in their
first inning the Pt PtiIadciphiaBs were coui-
PEELED to follow on, and when stuGnps were
drawn for the night they had put together
in their second inning. 80, for the loss of
four wickcts. While the. home players
still have a chance, 1t is SO shadowy, IN
face OF their batting today, that 1t is
hardly worth taking into account
The morning times., 1896-09-27
BRooKLYNS WON
Phila delphia Closed the Season by
Being Easily beaten.

Phiiadeiphia, Pa. sept. So--fhliauel-
phta closed the season today with de
feat. There was no difference In the hits.
but those made by Brooklyn were more
opportune. On Monday the Phiilies viii
split up and the two teams will play
game for the tenetit OF the unemployed
Of KeBsington. After the game the players
will be paid off, and the season of 1896 so
far as Philadelphia is concerned, will be a
gruesome nightmare OF the PAST. Attend
ancp 1 S17 Score.
The morning times., 1896-09-27

Earned rnns-New YOTk, z, Baltimore,
1. Two-base hits-Beckley, Warren, and
Jennings. Three-basc hit-Gleason. Sac
rifice hit-Gieason. Stolen basas Tier.
nan, Gleason, Davis, and Jennings. First
on balls-Off Pond. g. Struck out BY
Meekin, 2; by Pond, 2. Left on bases
New York, 1; Baltimore.7. Wild pitch
Pond. Umpire-Lynch. Time OF game
2 hours.