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Montgomery County Fair.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 12-
Nearly twenty thousand people were in at
tendance at the fair to-day, the weather
being perfect and the track fast Sum-
mary:
2:25 Trot: Gavotta won Allen Lewis sec
2:221R.
2:17 Pace: Rube Johnson won: Josie NJ
second, Slumber, jr.. third. Time-2:17%.,
2:1S14, 2:17%.
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McGinnity Pitched Both Games, but
Lost the Last.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept. baltimore
and Philadelphia broke even on double
header here this afternoon. Score:
First game r II L
Baltimore .....O 0 0 2 o 0 PA 10 3
Philadelphia % L D o O-3 0
MISUNDERSTANDING and Robinson;
Plank and Steelman.
Second game r II r
Baltimore II II "a 10 2
Philadelphia 30 3 o 0 Is 10
notwithstanding and Robinson; Bern
hard and Powers.
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RUNNING RACES.
Winners ut the Sheepshead Bay, Har-
lem and DeImar Tracks.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE track at
Sheepshead Bay was even worse than it
was yesterday, for just before the racing
begain rain came down and made the
going a sea OF mud. Winners in order:
Chucknunda, even; Wax Taper, to l.;
Amicitia, to 8; Herbert, 3 to 10; Lost
Chord, to ?; Lady ChOrister, 80 10 !.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 12.-Tom H Stevens and
his following executed a brilliant coup at
Delmar Park this afternoon when they put
Siddons over the plate in the fourth race
with odds chalked against him ranging
from 80 to 1 to 10 to /. Winners in order
Pan Charm, to q Elsie Bramble, Is to L.
Colonial Girl, to 1; SiddOns, u to l; Jessie
Jarboe, L to /; Jake Weber, IS to ).
CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-Odnor at 8 to l. won
the third race at Harlem to-day. at a mile
and a sixteenth, beating Vulcain the IA
vorite. by five lengths. with Jiminez third.
Winners in order: st. Tammany. TO .:
Henry OF FTanstamar, 10 /; Odnor. to
/; Haviland to /; Muresca, 4 to 5; Brutal
) to J.
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Last Games mt Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Sept. 12.-Milwau-
kee and Chicago played the last two games
at the local grounds to-day. each winning
one. Scores:
First game: r III L
Chicago ........0 0 0 IL 2
misunderstanding and Donohue; Patter-
son and Sugden.
Second game: r II +
Milwaukee ......0 o 0 90 3
Sullivan.
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American Oil to BE Excluded.

LONDON, Sept. IA special dispatch
from Picking says: The Russian admins
traitor at Ta-Lien-Wan has refused to per-
NIT the Americans 10 build godowns (Chi-
nese warehouses; for the storage of Ameri-
can kerosene He also announces that Rus
STA intends TO exclude American oil from
Manchuria"
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus and Toledo Broke Even on
n DoubIe-Hender.

COLUMBUS. o.. Sept 12.-Columbus and
Toledo broke even in a double-header this
afternoon Joss was altogether too much
for the local batters in the first game but
Hughey was easy in the second. while Will
helm held the visitors safe at all times.
Attendance, 615. Scores:
First game RHE
Columbus .......0 0 90 8
Batteries-McMackin aud Zinram; Joss
and Graffius.
Second game r II Il
Columbus ......2 o o OO1 IS III j
Toledo ...........O o o o OIL :
Batteries-Wilhelm and Zinram: Hughey
and Graffius.
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Flood i'm Porto Rico.

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. Sept I2-Advlces
from 81. Kits say that a storm passed
over there al o'clock Ia the morning The
wind here blew at the rate OF nftv-tvvO
miles an hour, but no damage was done
The wires We're blown down. but they have
been repaired. Al Ponce the river is hieh
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept Pin game
full OF poor plays and unnecessary wrang-
ling st. Louis to-day won from Philadel-
phia Orth and Murphy were both easy and
were taken out, DuggIeby and Harper be-
ing substituted Orth was transferred to
center field, taking Douglass place In
the ninth Harper weakened and SudhOn
was sent to the rubber. The game was long
and tiresome. Score:
r II Il
St. Louis......O 8 0 o o o 2 do IA /
Philadelphia % l D o p II 2
Batteries-Murphy, Harper, SudhoR and
Nichols; Duggleby, Ortiz and cFarland.
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Sampson in New Hampshfre.

BURKEHAVEN, y. H., Sept 12-Ad-
miral Sampson is still here. and. so far as
can be learned, no arrangements have been
made for him TO go to Washington 10 par
ticipate in the Schley court of inquiry
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Tied in the Tenth.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-Washington
and Boston to-day played draw game of
ten innings. called on account of darkness.
Score:
RH E
Washington % 1 o 8 2 o o-6 IL 1
Boston .......O 2 D o G-6 IL 2
Batteries-Patten and Clarke; Lewis and
Schreck
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western Association.

Omaha, I; Kansas City, ..
st. Joseph, 10: Des Molnes. .
St. Paul, IL; Colorado Springs. ).
Minneapolis. 8, Denver. !.
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on and after Sunday. Sept. 10 1901 the
Indianapolis * Greenfield Rapid Transit
Company will discontinue the sale OF %
cent round trip tickets 10 Spring Lake
Park over said cOmDany's line After that
the full rate VIII be charged.
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SIMPSONS Sick Leave Extended.

WASHINGTON. Sept 12.-It was stated
az the Navy Department to-day that an
application had been made and granted for
a two weeks extension to Admiral Samp-
sons sick leave.
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Briefs, zoe p PAGE.
Reporter Publishing Comfy
~ Fitzgerald Building. Tel. 81.
Summer
SuitS....
We ask your in
TAILOR |
RAILnOAD TIME CARD.
spection.

p NJ time h i'm BLACK fgures-Iroins marEed
thus: Daily. Sleeper. P-Parlor Car. u
Chair Car, D-Dining Car. Except sunday
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and Is still rising. The port is flooded and
a partial inundation is feared, but is not
regarded as likely 20 be serious. Railroad
washOuts have occurred at YaucO. No
casualties have been reported.
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CLEVELAND. o., Sept. 12.-Detroit won
both games from Cleveland to-day, al
though o1tbatted IN each Scores:
First game: RH Z
Cleveland ...1 o o. o o O411 2
Detroit ..-......0 o o 2-5 2
Eatteries-Christell and Connor; Miller
arG McAllister.
Second game; r II z
Cleveland .........1 90 101 O-S 10 2
Detroit ..........3 o o 0 1 o. 10 2
Batteries-McNeal and Wood; Sievers,
McAllister and Shaw.
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what Makes Him Proud.
New York Press.

There IS nothing that makes a man so
,bankful ne is married as 10 have his wife
wake him up in the middle OF the night 10
ssit his opinion OF a new idea she has for
a shirtWaist.
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National LeaguI
Lea que
"

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE New Yorks
failed to bat. and as result Cincinnati won
at the Polo Grounds to-day. Two games
were scheduled, but owing to the rain in
the early part OF the afternoon the first
game was called off. Davis tried Jones in
right to-day and he made a good impress
sion. Score:
r II z
Cincinnati 80 o 0 % IL 2
New York ......O 0 o 0 O-3 Z 0
Batteries-Sudhoff and Bergen; MCGEE
and BOWerman-
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The Assets OF the Company are as follows

Cash on hand and in the hands Of
agents or other persons. ......... S3li, 1859
Real estate unincumbercd ......... 45,746ll
Bonds owned by the company,
bearing interest at the rate of e.
per cent, secured as follows:
United States bonds. .....-......... 1l9,S00.00
State county ana municipal
bonds ....................... 1850
Railroad stocks and bonds. ....... ], 2S6. 10000
Other stocks and bonds............ 277. 6J0.OO
Loans on bonds and mortgages Of
real estae, worth double the
amount for which the same is
mortgaged. and free from any
prior incunbrance ................ 154.55O.OO
Debts otherwise secured ........... 23.5sf SIS
Debts for premiums. ............... 235. 9S0.21
All other securities. 0,1l2.23
Total assets ....................... 5lS.g1s.Os
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DAYTON, o., Sept. 12.-Dayton made It
fifteen straight in the game played here
this morning instead OF afternoon. on ac-
count OF county fair. Marion was the VIC
tim OF good stick work when hits meant
runs. Score:
RHE
Dayton .........1 0 100 200 IL s 0
Marion ..........0 0 O-1 Z 0
Batteries-Jones and Blue; Yerkes and
Quinn. Umpire-Latham.
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state OF Indiana ono Of Ambition OF ST.

State OF Indiana. Once OF Auditor Or State
1, the undersigned. auditor Of state Of the
State of Indiana hereby certify that the
above is a correct copy OF the statement Of
the condition Of the above mentioned com
panv on the 30th day Of June 1901. as
shown by the original statement, and that
the laid original statement is now on file
In this Office.
In testimony whereof / hereuntO sub
scribe my name and affix my OFF,
TSEAI1 cial seal this 9oth day Of July,
1901 ". H. HART
Auditor OF State.
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The Judge Advocate-The conduct OF Ad-
miral Schley is in question. not only at the
battle of Santiago, but in the whole San
tiago campaign. But / may as we'll say
here, Mr. President and members of the
court, that the question of Admiral Samp-
sons conduct on those occasions is not
before this court in any way. This is not a
comparative question, as to whether some
enc did or did not do better than Commo-
dore Schley. 1t is a question as to whether
Commodore Schley did his whole duty in
the Santiago campaign and at the battle
of Santiago And the general question as
to whether some other officer OF the navy
is q better man than Commodore Schley
or not so good man, is not IN any way be-
Mr. Raynor-That is not the point, may
ii pleaseS the court, that l am addressing.
We intend to prove that Commodore Samp-
son was not at the battle of Santiago at
all; and it becomes a question of who was
the commander-in-chief at the battle of
Santiago. If Admiral Sampson was not
there then Admiral Schley was commander
ir-chief. And If judge Of this tribunal has
already made up his mind that Admiral
Sampson, as commandments, won that
battle, il becomes very pertinent inquiry
under the specification as TO what was the
conduct OF Schley during the campaign.
! That will be one of the questions involved
| here-nOt q comparison between Schley and
| Sampson, but as TO who was practically
/ legally officially and technically the COM
mander at the battle of SantiagO-tO whom
| credit is due. If, as the admiral has said,
| credit is due to the officer who was in
charge. If there has been an opinion eX-
| pressed on that point we want to know il
and We want to know if it is such an
| opinion as TO throw upon us the burden of
| proof. Now, l will ask you, Admiral Howl
| son, whether you have not, in converse
/ tons with anybody, with Mr.. Frost or Mr..
! Spon or Mr.. Nichols or anybody else-at
| times expressed yourself upon the prOpO-
| sition that Admiral Sampson was in COM
| mand at Santiago and deserved the credit
| for that victory?
| THE GENERAL UNDERSTANDING.
| Rear Admiral Howison-Well, that is the
| general official understanding-that he was
| the commander-in-chief; and the command
er-in-chief Is ordered by the President of
the United States and IL is generally un-
| derstood that he was. And II he was there
and did his duty, then he would be the
| n-chief and should have the
credit.
Mr.. Raynor-Your view then Is that ne
| was officially the commandcr-in-chief.
| Rear Admiral HowisOn-Of the North At
| lantic squadron.
! squadron; and being officially the COM
mander-in-chief. he deserved the credit of
| that victory?
| Rear Admiral Howison-It depends on
| what he did and what ne did not do
| whether the credit part OF II comes in.
| There was considerable sparring on this
| point with the conclusion that Admiral
! HOwisOn said any conclusion would depend
| on official reports and then In answer "a
| turther questions the admiral said he had
discussed the controversy in many con-
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Southern Association.
Notice 90 the PnhIic.

Little Rock. 3: Selma s. Called in tenth.
New Orleans, 70: Chattanooga. ?
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Rim Prerented a poubIe-Hender.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Sept. 12.-Rain
again interfered with double-header to-
day. seven innings Of the first game being
played Grand Rapids won by opportune
hitting. Score:
RHE
Grand Rapids.........O o u / - 3 3
Wheeling .-.-...-..-...O 0 Q o IS 8 2
Batteries-Luther and Zalusky. Kenna
and Herbert.
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Fifteen Straight for DAYTON.

Batteries-Wilhelm and Zinram: Hugl
and Graffius.
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Players wranEIed.

Batteries-Sudhoff and Bergen;
and BOWerman.
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Total assets
LIABILITIES:

Losses adjusted and due. losses
adjusted and not due, losses ul-
adjusted. losses in suspense,
waiting for further proof 800. siO7.42Lm
All other claims against the COM
pany .......s.................. 74.395.67
Amount necessary TO reiusure
outstanding risks ................. $40 $40 %
Total liabilities ..................slO2 s. ss9 81
The greatest amount Of any one risk.
So, COO
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The amount of its capital is. 81. 900. O0o
The amount of its capital paid up is 1000, 900
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Copy of Statement Of the Condition
OF THE
TX
Insurance Company
OF Hartford, Conn.
On the goth day of June, 1901.

1t is located at No. "a Pearl street. Hart
ford, Conn.
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1t is located at 1eO La Sale street.
e. BUCKINGHAM, President.
S. A. ROTHERMEL, Secretar.

The amount of it's capital is........... 500, OOl
The amount of its capital paid up is. 500 G
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SUDHOFF WAS A PUZZLE
NEW YORK COULD NOT SOLVE HIM
AND CINCINNATI WON.
Eleven Hits Secured on McGee-Re'
suits of American League and
western Association Games.
Results and Attendance.


Toledo. 4; Columbus. 0----------.----.--. -
Columbus, s.; Toledo, l.........-...-...-...
Grand Rapids, 5; Wheeling, 2...Not sta 60
DAYTON, 4. Marion, 1----.---- moi Sldleu
National pqpT-r-
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D. W. c. SKILTON, President.
EDW. MILLIGAN. Secretary
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nerican League

Cincinnati. 5: New York. 3.................5g0
St Louis. 10: Philadelphia, 9.-.--...-.---.szs
Rain elsewhere.
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,sFTz5F,A chi. ND. 8 LOUIS RI,


Toledo Chicago and Michigan eN.....rI0 ION
Toledo. Detroit anG Chicago hm.."i = 20 ~ 60
Muncle. Lafay'te and Laporte sPec-rsx 20 tESso
INDIANA. DECATUR a WESTERN E'K.
Decatur and ~ Louis mail and exile 90 ~ 70
Chicago express. d..-..-----.....-.. 10, - 40
Tuscoia accom- m % a tion.....-.s---...fS 90 flOu
DecAtu, & 81 Louis fast eK = c....'ll.l 10 'A4
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CASH PAID for old school oooAs VA
we also sell and exchhnse'
1909 Congress avenue. ---><-'
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

for Sinking Artesan Wells
1lffIce CHIEF Quarternostcr. San Antonio.
Texne. September IA. 1901 Sealed pro.
posais in trlplicate for sinking two arte-
VIII he received at this office until II
o'clock noon. October 4, 1901 and then
opened The United States reserves the
right 20 accept or reject any or oil pro
posais, or any part thereof Information
and blanks furnished on application. En-,
velopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposals for Arteslan Wells. ="
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LOST. FOUND. STOLEN.

PICKED mp two bay mules and one black
mare: supposed 10 belong 70 some Der-
son nj Willis. Montgomery county. Ad.
dress 1902 Edwards street, Houston. 10
LOST IN Houston, poeketbook; finder
pleaee forward 10 Yinton. La, and receive
reward. T.. N. Burtrand. is
IOST-Ray mare. spot on forehead. left
ear split brand 5 connected left hip.
ii III connected, left shoulder; front Shoes
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE, Monday, 10 a. M rails.
.ns; epricots, prunes, currants, candy, i've
moiasses, tobacco, beans. shirts, pants
c cosddfE, underwear, shoes, paper pencils,
.spleni ebears, parlor suites, bedsteads,
SAFE. FAINT q Lubbock, III
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NEWS AGENTS WANTED Nnst have
cash security Apply /. and G.. y. depot
Van Noy News Go 10
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WANTED Hotel help; first-class all round
cook. second cook. dlshwasher and woman
TO do general housework. Apply FREMONT
Hougp. is
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HELP WANTED Stenographer mud type
writer familiar with wholesale grocery
work and with Remington machine; cx-
pereuccd people only need apply Adj
dress 5TS7, this office u
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WANTED Scrap iron IN carioa NJ. ~ y
copper, brass, zinc rubber, NAV Mag B
bones: write for quotations A'
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-We have made
Nu Improvement on our crude oil burner
Tor stoves that does away with Mi SCOT.
mis- may sound strange, hut Is fact.
~ are Invited TO call and see II work
hhrton Davis q Cousins. 1908 and 1907
Main street r. S.-AI Beaumont NO.
PIE buy your burners from H. H. Sanders.
NO 80 Pine street. h.. ID. & Co NJ
ELECTRIC wiring Of all Kinds Houston
Electric Supply Co N
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-I ain I'M no
WY responsible for and Will not pay
9eDts contracted by Tom Williams of
Houston. Dan C. Williams III
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WANTED-A woman FOR general house
work. German preferred Apply to j.
l.. llamhrck. 1919 Liberty avenue, corner
Mckee. X
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SEVERAL CAPABLE MEN to travel and
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GO TO WALES DRUG STORE; ron can
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WANTED 1000 cords oak ana pWIE' II
Central Wood and Coal iaiu'
win, proprietor. ---------~
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WANTED Experienced syrup maker:
steam plant: give references and state
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Thompson, Texas is
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MRS. WA. y. KELLEY, voice culture
will receive limited number Of pupils
az her studio az an Mason block after
September ID 70
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mnle or female wanted
10 60 TO Beaumont. salary SO to start
With; must he competent, Address j. !.
pastorlza printing and Lithographing CO.,
Houston, Texas. II
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-FOUR energetic men with good business
experience; employment permanent Call
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I BUY, pack, move, end s .,arars ~.
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only first class warehouse ~ M
r. Lotus, oil Milan slre'~
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WE ARE IN THE MARKET Oh tse ", ~
for pine and hardwood lands u w w
bodies. we inspect at once ana ky L NJ.
with spot cash when the TlsRt e-'Ds
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WANTED Young men 10 Learn telcsraphy
and station work for immediate service:
no charge " situation not secured. DAT
las Telegraph College, Dallas, Texas, e
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r. 7. PARKER & Co. mech--;;-., =
glneers; rebuilt loccmoiiyes' Cow q 4
laying rails and general raI'wo, ~
mcnts; erection OF lrrigatlnr KIN
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MONEY no LoAN-We loan -.
houston business or city p, @sasI
amounts to suit borrowers az sYI ky
&C interest. VIM, II. olschewsks 1 1
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n. CAPTAIN, at 2o5 Milan ST. v, IA
franklin, pays highest prices "a W
mems old clothing and shoes ~
card; will call.
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FOR SALE Steam Laundry IN
can. do fine business; soa9T GOOD M
selling. Write West Feas,a
West, Texas. -n lAl.s
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BUSINESS CHANG

vest in good paying bnsinnsy time \
office. '"S'hess. ain-
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HELP WANTED.

| WANTED boy or young man to make
i himself generally useful Inquire i33
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POSITION WANTED MS stenographer; Gne
typewriter gnd understand bookkeeping
can furnish best OF reference. Address
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WE ARE on the floor of the To5..-.---s
and Stock Exchange Mt each csIl w (
fer our services to buyers and s.i s.a
stocks; we refer TO any hank IN ~ ~.
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street 80 X
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TIEMAKERS WANTED 300 ticmakcrs 10
make 6xS-s sap pine ties; 50oUO acres Of
timber; viii pay l3c for saps ON good
timber; Zoe FOR saps on cull timber; pay
weekly; Jon viii open about September
TO- special Inducements 10 good coutrac-
tors and camp men Address William
Cameron s Co. Incorporated, c. H. Nab
ers, manager, Beaumont. Texas. n
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN on forms -
RE land, Houston business ssaeae d!
property at lowest rates az d 1n.a lHEz
dor's lien notes bought and 's,es a
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WANTED-A white girl to do house work.
small family; good wages 10 right party.
HOS san Jacinto street u
Woman 20 cook aud 10 house
work. Apply at lil0 Congress avenue. IS
TRAVELLER WANTED Also local ascnt
for grocers sundrics. Salary or commits.
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