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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08

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BIDS AND PRoPosALA

NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs--The directors
OF the Gonzales Cotton Mills invite sealed
proposals for the erection ana completion
OF two-story brick mill and power house
building on their lot, in thetcity OF Con
gales, Texas, agreeable 20 the plans and
specifications prepared by MIL Architects
H. G Bibenstein x Cuu OF Charlotte, \.
G. Plans and specifications can be seen
at the office Of J 7. Randic ttandie y
Rather buildlngl. Gonzales, Texas, BIDS
viii - received until u o'clock, noon. De-.
cember I. 1900 All contractors WI Mo
with their bids certified check on some
we'll known bank for $500 made payable
o.. p. Randle, president as evidence, y
bid is accepted, that they will enter INTO
contract with the directors OF the Con-
zales Cotton Mills, and ME an acceptable
guarantee or surety bond for the faithful
performance of the contract I'D the sum
OF one-third OF the amount OF contract
price. II the bond is not hled within 70
days OF award OF contract the check viii
be forfeited as liquidnted damages By ren-
son OF the delay. Contractors Will state
in their bids time OF completion. The d.
rectcrs reserve the RICH. 10 reject any or
all bids. j. 2. Randle. PRESIDENT. ).
uuworth, Secretary.
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nniIrnnd MAN Dies.

beaumont, Texas, November 7.-R, l.. Her
bcrt foreman OF the Southern Pacific round
house died yesterday afternoon at o'clock
and ,ho remains were shipped to New Or
lens This morning for intefment. Mr.. Her
BERT baq been suffering for long time from
pulmonary troubles and recently went 70
southern California for relief but returned
a few days ago without showing any I'M
movement His decline WAS rapid during
tbe lasi few days aud the end which came
Yesterday was not unexpected
Deceased leaves a wife and Tour chlinreI
n mourn his death. He had been employed
Nv the Southern Pacific railroad for lone
line and received the confidence Of his en-
nloyers and the esteem OF his fellow work
man
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Pretty Good Evidence.

Indianapolis Press.
- lust know she is ten years older
than she admits" said the woman with
the sharp nose
How" asked the other half OF tne
.NNhv would she be letting that TO-
y,par-old kid make love TO her II she were
as young as she pretends2'
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The Rural Humorist.

Harper's Bazaar. :,
Your Aunt simira tips the beam a.
less than hundred pounds. don't she
inquired Farmer Stackpole
Eyes. It's" .,v
Honest Farmer Dunk blatted joyousiy
in appreciation OF the only joke he naa
Berpetrated since toe previous autumn
Ga little weigh she has
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The fact that fish are slippery Is az
counted for In this way: The Shiny coat
ing protects them from the attaehs .,
fungus a form of plant life FOUND 10 az
waters II ash Is uncoyereu ps s, .,sssi
e. ,,ns n kills the fish. The slime heips
sIso to increase the speed Of the iish
through the water,
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rne onls res.lhle place.

smart Set 49, ~ vour vaoat,on:
Sol s.,, " indeed fouiii place where
,au didn't htar word about solf or yapp's
or automobiles. 30, ,siie1
for.
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| hssV ikPhlNE, WHISKY EABITs
p,,, ~ days without pIin OF In
Entssa.' no pay until cured and per-
Esp,s In case OF fallurJ will pay
~ ~ expenses while here. also rail-
|t,rh"n ways. Best referert, es. Nd
IN sns Home, 300 Day Asa, West
Texas. II
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PROFESSIONAL.

SAVE MONEY-Reliable Detective sef res
renderef in civil and criminal narts,1iars ad-
Sress NeCanes Detective Agency houS'oitii
Texas.
11ETECTTvE AGENCY = Trained aeIe estiss-
Dfnrnisied for civil and criminal ihEvs a ~.
tions; reasonable rates corresPaoon un"sto1
ieited James MeCane' poA i'V' n
Texas.
COTTON BRO. T1re insuransss
O. ,cn,s ana Adiustsrs " MIN strse-. :
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-nlIERs AND SUPPLIES.

rsissso IYPEwRlTER-s35. Al hon
y snid ~, ~ honest price: headed Of
N. srrs pai awards at Paris; speed
p l,,sr.ssol unity, perfect alignment;
Pet1ltsl Manageable steel type. Span
l15 NJ *. Neiil Roach. General
A0uston street. Fort Worh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08

Si2 900 CASH or exchange for stock OF
merchandise, farm of S3 acres on iuternas
tional and Great Northern, about 80 miles
from Houston. 20 acres in orchard, - un-
dor general cultivation, balance pasture;
fine artcsian we'll, large, new residence,
with modern conveniences, substantial
barns etc. large adjacent stock ranges.
AddInaA z O. Roy 81. GnlYnAton, IeMas. u
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FINANCIAL.

WILLIAM w. ANDERSON. Attorney, 9lON
Main street, VIII lend money on real estate
security. u
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FOR sALE-At a bargain: 1900 acrs black
land farm. 80 tenant houses. gins and other
improvements it would make the finest rice
farm in the State. 75 miles from Houston;
also one mere farm. with good improve
mcnts, Z miles from Houston. For particu.
lars address Penn r. Thornton. M D.:
Houston Heights. Texas. II
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

BICYCLES, RIMS, any SIZE. duIled spokes
nipples, cheap. March culmorc, Houston
Good tires, $3.50 per pair; oil lamps sD
and WOO.
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PERSONAL.

"A M chIehe,tp-'s English ssnnyroSal Pills.
..ss; Only ,liablei Take no other.
i,mr Druggi,> y send to., STAMPS ion RHh0'
,s 49,. Icbemicss "a, Philada., Pa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08

voa LADIES durisg confinement
isor and nurse: infsssss adopted :
|. n trouble write: confidential. Z. u,
Ia Sac Antonio, Texas. -
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sac 900 TO LOAN on Houston business o.
Tchdonoo property: one TO ten years; at
lowest rates of interest monthly payments
II desired no DELAY In getting your money
Apply TO n L. Mills, 20O Main street, q
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NJ 5eJAc. pianist anil teacher.
nslcsncsason building; llssons q:
n--- ..Hs.. " desired. q
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NANTTD-Youne men 10 learn teegrarhy
for railroad positions. situation secure"
or money refunded. Dallas Telegraph Col,
loge Dallas Tegas. 80
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AUCTION.

ATCTION-A visit 10 our aue ,l 1nr rGp
VIII 90 md nav more for yours than
.Vt nss NV because ve are handlihg
mare than ali others. Auction Iuesoays
and saturdays, Your price nuys' ~ SIS
ron House. 2i2 Milan, New pnone
outside auctions a specially.
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! aHs,raElroy. dentist, over Krupp &
'ST ' : on Congress etfnue. .
1 sssoItuRE TENTS. awnings. tar
~ rs.s badges. flags. etc. Try W.
g nn & Kneeland Tent Co.;
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/ CONTROL the best rental property In
Houston and show same free. N. NJ. Nor.
feet phones 673, Bnz building. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08

YOUNG AND EDUCATEH WIDu",, "' coun.
incun,brance wishes position III tn on,iCrer
inv or small town 10 take care OIL vni'uto ~
~, helm with housework. Address Mrs' Aua
Irhy Kountze. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08

PIANo-sauaro, Mathusheck. for sale or will
trade fer COW. J. ID. Norlhrup. 1912 Con-
.rUsF.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08

CHICAGO IRON AND METAL co. will pay
highest cash price for scrap IRON, bones,
rags moss, old rubbors, old copper and
brass, zinc ana lead, etc 500 Preston ave.
nue. near bridge. y
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FOR SALE Or ExCnANGR.

WANTEn--To trade hotel in Que Of Texas
largest ,ities FOR stock OF goods. Address
Tens lrusl Company. Austin, Texas
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4 FOR SALE or exchange, Tor stock OF NOR
/ chnndisc. 500 to 1900 acre pasture; some
good farming land. r. N. Brown, Hallets-
willie. Texas. rs
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The GuIf ana Intcrstntc.

Beaumont Texas. November THE cur
and Interstate continues operating regularly
tram on the schedule announced when
the every other day train was first put on.
The road Is at present kept pretty pusy
hauling rice from Stowell. while quite IT
lie traffic into other points along the Inc
Is developing ,,..
Receiver spanger says the road is doing
exceptionally well at present Ihere ID iaih
now ol extending the road from stowell TO
Houston, and there are those who believe
that such a railroad would pay Handsomely
on the investment, especially II tracks were
built so that Houston and It's RAILROADS. wouia
have outlets at Sabine Pass and Port Ar
thur.
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WANTED no RENT

ROOMS WANTED for iight housekeeping,
two or thres Apply Boston Dental Par,
lors. 5oiiz Main street AZ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08
snnin Tc OfncinIs.

beaumont, Texas, November IA special
train or the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
railroad arrived in this city this morning
over the Southern Pacific from Galveston and
went Immediately up the Gulf Beaumont
and Kansas City railroad on an inspection
tour and business trip The special con
sisted OF the private ear of MIR h. j. Polk
and a dining car, and was pulled by q santa
10 eueinc on the train we're General Man
ager j. J Polk. General superintendent W
C. Nixon and Chief Engineer G f W. ,FeiI
ali Of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fc diVls-
ion II the Atchison Topeka, and santa re-.
Tho marty was accompanied from here by
Mr. ". W. Wilson, j. L. Weed and other
officials OF the Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas
city railroad.
,r,n was purely for local business con.
nected with the construction now going on
up there and that il had no bearing on
anything OF interest to the public.
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WANT Ed Standing desk, s feet long; good
condition. state price. Postoiiicc box Ivy,
city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08

DYNAMoS, motors. engines, pumps, holers,
electric and telephone supplies OF all kinds.
Barden- Sheets Electric Co., 1909 Texas ave.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08

WHO HAS GOT rice land with water mat
will outfit an experienced man Tor next
year; the larger the deal the better, 22is
this office. IL
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ELECTRIC REPAIR SHOPS a, 1909 Texas
supplies. Barden-shests Electric %. II
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AGENTS WANTED.

800 MONTHLY-New patent methllit p'Sau
boards; sample free. u. 5. Fofbhee VI,
Cincnnati, Ohio.
LIVE, energetic fire insurance agents WHne
ed: liberal commissions. People fHe ~
surance Co, 50i and sos Coekrei ouiVtH %
Dallas, Texas. - -
AGENTs-OE salary or commission wv
greatest agents seller ever produced eFedr
user OF pen ard ink buys IL on slght, ~
to 500 Der cert proht, one 1seht sA 80
amounted 10 SEQ IN six days aholncI 20, 90
m ryo t3rs. Monroe allg Co. 10y:
La crcsseA WIS. -
AGENTS and district managers tor terrltoTl
in Texas and Oklahoma to represent s, ,U.
aec.ccnt and life insurance company, hp
eral renewal commission, Protective ln
surance Union San Antonio, Texas.
AGENTS WANTED Second Edition Calves.
ton storm Souvenir price g cents Door
| form. Contains list OF dead, views o.
partially destroyed buildings ana tolally
| destroyed districts; vivid descriptions anq
experiences by well known residents also
mar OF Galveston, Agents wanted. Addies'
| J. =. Pastoriza Printing and Limo W
Publishers. Houston, TEXAS.
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WANTED small separator by +. W. Kay.
ser coo Travis street.
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WILL EXCHANGE any kind of dental work
for cattle or horse stock. Diamond Dental
CO. 6O2h Main street. n
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TO BUY good second hand 20 II =. en-
glne, also 40 II. =. stationary boiler. both
IN good repair. Box 3ad. Taylor Texas, 3
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wANTEp--Tw or three milos so TO io-pound
reiaying rails; also standard light weight
locomotive and four log ars Addruss G
f. Cummings Co., lious ou
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WANTED Some good city residence and
business property to supply customers no
sgentl need apply. w. l. Williamson, cor
nel Preston and Main strcets. u
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for furniture
and ,coling stoves Chicago Furniture Co,
ipe.A-6 Congress avenue. old phone ll64
Chrro rings) 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES !.

NoTICE--Pub!c notice is hereby given that
under the ordinance passed by the city
council Of the city Of Houston on Octo-
her Is, 1900, the city of Houston will re-
fund smounts heretofore paid for pave
ment3 in front Of property according TO
Inc front foot rule heretofore in exis-
tenoe; such refunding to be done under
the teriis OF the ordinance aforesaid, All
applicu9ons for allowance, as well as proof
In SUPPORT thereof, must be fled with
Inc city secretary not later than ian
uary /. 1891 For further Information,
blanks. etc, apply to city secretary.
S. II. Brashear Mayor,
]. A. Thompson,
l.. j. Tuffy,
j. d. Woolford.
street Improvement Refunding Committee
Of The city OF Houston. l2-7
NOTICE is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting OF the stockholders and
directors Of the Houston, East and West
Texas Railway company viii be held at
the general office Of the company, IN the
civ Of Houston, Texas, AT IL O'Clock noon
an Tuesday the 4th day OF December.
400 James A. Baker, Jr. secretary
Houston East and West Texas Railway
company I--l.
l !, > T-T-TDrT pEpAIR SHOPS at 1909 Texas
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WANTED--To buy second hand furniture
pay good prices; viii call Address post
Office box geo. 90
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PAY HIGH PRICE CASH for ol clothirf,
ladies aud gentlemen clothes. mats, sb es,
etc. Drop a card and will call. II. sui
Vereerg hl6 Milan. u 10
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WANTED TO BUx.

WANTED TO BUY-seconl handed lumber.
must be cheap for Gosh. Send address 70
Camille Cline, iri0H Consress, ii
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HIGHEST PRICES paid for old feather beds,
feathers OF all kinds; country shipments
solicited: send postal TO Texas Feather Co.
houston will call, Ii
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-24

The City Sinking Fund Commission has
advertised for six thousand dollars Of City
OF Savannah Bonds. issue Of lSs3 and
eighteen thousand dollars. issue 1879.
Live Oak Lodge. No. g. Independent Or
der Of Odd Fellows. will gave q ball
Wednesday night. oct. 81. for the benefit
OF the paraphernalia fund.
Circle No, T. Kings Daughters. will
give a tea AZ the residence OF Mrs. Robert
Gibbes. eecond and AbercOrn streets. to-
morrow afternoon from 20 o'clock. The
public n invited.
Mr.. j. II. Duckwor;h is preparing 10
build handsome residence on First street.
east 81 Bull Application has been made
at the City Exchange for a permit The
house win be n two-story frame building.
with slate roof.
Judge Hampton l. Ferrill. OF the Court
OF Ordinary. returned 90 Savannah. after
an absence OF about two weeks from the
city. last night. The Court -of Ordinary
will be IN session this morning and after
noon and during the week.
The Tomochichi Club will give a con
cert 20 its members tomorrow night IN
rs club house. at Charlton and Bull
streets. Roscnfeld's Orchestra will fur
nish the music for the occasion. which
promises 20 be a very pleasant one.
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mong the arrivals at the Pulaski yester-

among the arrivals at the Pulaski yester-
Gay.
Mr.. r. J. Giles Of Reidsville registered
at the Pulaski yesterday.
Mr. Samuel Hoffman OF Charleston Is
registered az the Pulaski.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Drew OF Mystic are
registered AZ the Pulaski.
Mr.. Jas. l.. silva returned from New
York yesterday on the Tallahassee
Mrs. NJ. A. O'Connor left via the
Southern yesterday for New York.
Mr.. a. A. Martinez left via the Sea
board Air Line yesterday for Tampa.
Mr. r r Rusk 81 Augusta was among
the arrivals al the Pulaski yesterday
Mr.. r c Foster Of Madison. was among
the arrivals az the Pulaski yesterday.
Mr. George Baynard Of Guytou was
among the arrivals yesterday al the Pu-
lsskl.
Messrs. s. w Williams. y Lucas and
las Mann OF Atlanta are guests OF the
Pulaski.
Mr. W Berrien Burroughs OF Brunswick
was among the arrivals az the screven
Yesterday.
Mr.. J. n. simpson was passenger OF
the seaboard Air Line yesterday for
jacksonville.
Mr.. 4. u. Campbell was passenger on
the Allegheny. which sailed last night Tor
Philadelphia
Mrs Haslam was a passenger on the
Tallahassee which arrived from New
York yesterday.
wr. Jerome Eckstein son of Mr. Gus
fave Eckstein arrived In Savannah on the
Tallahassee yesterday and will make his
home here.
The marriage Of Mr. Jonas Mcnfel 20
Mis- Lille silverburg 81 announced 20
,ake place this evening Ia Knights Hall
az 7.s0 o'clock.
Mrs. y. Il Lester and AR. Richard -
Lester sailed for New York on the Kansas
CIV Yesterday Mrs. Lester VIII remain
North until the latter part Of Deeemhsr
ar Richard Lester viii return about Nov
70.
ure Mary McGowan Of ohio g visiting
her sister. Mrs Ellen ". Oliveirn. ~ 20
prouenton street. east. The two sisters
had been separated from each other for
nearly thirty years. and their reunion was
Joyous one.
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LOCAL Personal.

tlr J. X. Manner Of Garrett is registered
a. tde Pulaski
Sis Rosa Talley OF ohoopee IS guest
q tle Pulaski.
Dr. L. Conoiey OF valdosta IS a guest
O the Pulaski
Mr a. J. webb Of Abbcvine is a guest
Q. tae Pulaski
A- VIM W. Kingston OF Atlanta Is a
Fl0 ~ the Pulaski
hr {. NJ Coleman OF Barlow. IS regis
Tered az the Pulaski
Af IF. ]. James. Jr. OF Adrian Is n
t'tet az the Pulaski.
SIR. A. j. Mitchell OF Thomasville IS a
'-t q the screven
A' ana Mrs n. Ashmore OF Jesup are
guests q the screvcn.
hr " ~ Curtis Of Columbus Is reg
'.''fea az the Pulaski
Ar VIM. Harden left via the Central
'a.l n.eht for Atlanta.
I Walter D. Nash Of Atlanta Is a
s+s' n the DE Soto.
p Y. Douglas OF Brunswick was
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Foa sALi--nlscELl.AsEoUs.

SOY REM. TIE cOUGH KTNGt TRY
II when your favorite remedy fails. az &c
bottle added 10 gill OF honey makes a
splendid mixture for infants and children.
BENZOIN BALM. MAKES THE SKIN
like velvet. for sale by druggist or at Hen T.
rs and Abercorn. pcrsse Drug stores.
whitaker and Taylor streets.
FOR SALE. HALF INTEREST IN a
North Carolina summer resort. d.. care
Savannah News.
FOR SALE. NICE BENCHES FOR
shoe stores. also two large sidewalk dis
play cases. n. Dryfus. III Broughtou
street, west.
PINE WOOD sIXTY-FfVE CENTS
Toad. two for t.25. No. 57 Bay street.
east.
TuRPENTfNE LOCATION FOR
sale. - crops FIRST year boxes; i2000 acres
round timber. az $50 per acre: s. per
thousand boxes for leased timber; plenty
Of timber TO b. got. IN fvo maca OF rail-
road will give possession now or az end
Of season. Address Round Timber. care
Morning News.
FIRE PROOF sAFBs-wE CARRY a
fine line Of fire proof safes In stock a. al
times. The parties can sec exactly what
as manufacturers sell H.. with freight add
ed Parties Interested. WHO wish a good
nfa s-ssf safa. viii a. well 20 inspect
our stock. Lippman Broe.. Lippman
block. agents for manufacturers.
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the DIXON raorosrrIoN.
streets Through the Squares Fav-
ored.


ored.
The proposition before Council in regard
20 the squares on Barnard and Ahercon
streets. calls for some expression OF
opinion. on the part OF citizens, especially
those whose residences are on. or very
near those streets. Living opposite one
Of the squares on the former street-al-
though not trust lot-and having given
the subject some study I believe the pro
posed change a very desirable one.
The equares-or as strangers cali them
the little parks." have been looked upon
a. breathing places made attractive by
the fine trees and the grass-it seems -
me that the proposed additions on the east
and west sides. will but increase their at
tractiveness.
Those living IN houses on trust lots
would be benefited most. az by having n
lawn in their immediate front instead C
ar unpaved street. they would be rid Of
what Is the greatest annoyance TO all
housckeepers-a great deal OF dust
When ! came TO Savannah forty years
heo. II one had proposed so Decorating a
thing as running a railroad through one
o. the squares. he no doubt. would have
been treated as roughly as were
tae foreigners IN China by the
boxers, When the maFcn OF improve
mont made II necessary TO run a
railroad through some OF their cemeteries.
Nlt the squares on these two streets
hove already been desecrated BY having
street car roads through them To pave
e.. roadway Is proposed. 50 mat vehicles
niso may 80 by the same route. viii In
convenience no one. hut on the contrary
cave many a tired horse n heavy pull
algh the sand. as well as exped e.
ta.u IN general.
must admit the need OF having more
streets paved: I can think Of no more
faaaInle way OF accomplishing this on the
Streets named. Ctiizcn.
savannah. oct. a. 1890
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WANTED, a RESPECTABLE WHITE
woman TO cook and assist in house Keeping
az Thunderbolt. Apply to Mrs. Schmitl.
near college. Thunderbolt.
HOTEL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. an
West bay. Jacksonville. wants help. an
kinds. Tor Florida. Georgia. Nassau and
Cuba. season i9l0-is0i See Huber for fur
Their Information
ADVERTISEMENTS SET ~ CAP
IrALS WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAs.
sIFIED ADVERTtsEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS a WORD 40 AID
vERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN gOc
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EMPLoYaEENT MARTEp.


TAGLORESs DESIGNER. CUT AND
nt. manufacture and private trade exper-
fence. day engagement 81. 20. no mcals).
Louisa Yuellyn. P0stofiice.
WANTED. WHITE GIRL WANTS
upstairs work. no waitress position de-
sired Address Reliable. Morning News.
YOUNG MAN WISHES TO CHANGE
position: hve years experience ~ gro
Gerry business 03est Of rcferences). G. y.
r.. care Morning News
WANTED. by sTENOGRAPHER
several hours work each day Address
q. NJ this office
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Remarks-warmer over the Eastern dis
tricts. and somewhat cooler over the
Central portions Of the belt There has
been rain over the whole cotton belt. ex-
cept the extreme western portion-heavy
over Alabama.
Observations taken a. the same moment
OF time at All stations Oct. q. 1900. s
D. m. 18TH mcraian time.
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ROOMS WANTED.

Nicely FURNISHED ROOM WANT
al az once By lady. between Oglethorpe
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