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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMEs.

Philadelphia, Pa, May g. Tester days game was characterized by heavy hitting and continued objections to Umpire Haskelrs decisions. 1t looked like victory for the home club until the sixth inning, when Milligan began to weaken and the visitors tied the score. Attendance 3,S36. Score:
 R. II. B. Baltimore 01 4 1 3 2-14 Is 3 Phila'phia 4 l 0 l 1 2 o 1 0-10 Il 3 Batteries Schmidt, Howell and Robinson; Milligan, Piatt and Powers.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-08
ROUGH ON REAGAN

Johnny Reagan, the Brooklyn feath- erweight, was released from the coun- ty jail in Chicago Wednesday. He has been imprisoned for nearly half a year, charged with being implicated in a washed stamp case. A close investi- gation by the authorities convinced them that they had nothing to hold Reagan on. Reagan should get some thing for all the purses he has lost dur ing his incarceration.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-08

by Penney was feature. Attendance 2,o00. Score:
 R. II. E. Brooklyn ..3 301 GOO 0 0 0-4 4 Boston ...7.O 0. Q 0 0 Us0 0 2-2 [ 4 Batteries Donovan and Mcclure; Willis, Lawson and Ffttridge.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-08
At New York.

New York, May S.-Timely batting and errors by Conn and Cross aided the New Yorks again in defeating the Philadelphians yesterday. Bernard re- placed Van Haltren who injured his shoulder in the first inning. The New York club has released Dan Murphy, second baseman. Score:
 R. H. E.. New York 1 % 2 0 1O*-5 10 3 Phila ...2 0 0 0 0 O-4 10 3 ;. Batteries-Taylor and Bowerman; Duggleby and Mcfarland.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-08
MAKES MONROE LAUGH.

'.I often wonder" says George Mon- roe, stwhat has become of Mike Morris sey, the Irish phenomenon bolstered up to fight Peter Maher three years ago. I'll never forget how he Topped to the floor, and when the referee said, One get up, Mike two come, come, get up,' Mike walled from the padding, sOi will notv"
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-08
At Aleriden

Meriden. May S.-The Meriden bat fers had fun with MT Bole of New London yesterday, and he was driven to the woods in almost every inning. Ferry pitched good game for the home team, whose victory was an easy one. The score:
 RH. E. Meriden ..2 1O63es s-22 21 ' E. London 0 1 0OOO-S z ? Batteries-Ferry and Lamar; Bole and Bunyon.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-08

Bristol, May S.-Bristol defeated Norwich here yesterday in well played game. A feature of the game was the fielding of Dorsey. and the work of both pitchers was excellent, keeping the hits we'll scattered. Nor wich scored its only run in the second on hits by Sullivan, Dorsey and Galli- gher. Bristol scored one in the third on Francis's hit, balk by Gallagher and Castro's error Bristol added run in the fourth on Castro's error, Kennedy's sacrifice and a single by Theisen. Bristol scored again in the fifth on Wards error, stolen base by Mock and Locks two-bagger. Bris- tol added another in the eighth on An dersen's base on balls, passed ball, and Reisling's single. The score:
 R. H. E. Bristol ...:0 11t0O1 5 3 Norwich ....0 l 0 0 o O o 0 0-1 ' 5 Bateries-Mock and Anderson; Gal 1agher and Manning.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-08

men together. Jenkins weighed 195 and Nouroulah 346 pounds. After some fiddling. Jenkins tried for q leg hold, but slipped to the mat, where the Turk tried catch hold. Jenkins got to the middle of the mat and the Turk lay on top of him, trying for a half Nelson, which Jenkins broke. Nourou lah secured crotch hold and put Jen- kins on his head, but Jenkins wriggled out of tight place. Nouroulah then got a bar lock and turned Jenkins on his back, finally pinning his shoulders to the mat with the weight of his big frame The time was minutes and B seconds.
 After an interval of fifteen minutes they went at it again. Jenkins was cautious. He got a neck hold with which he pulled the Turk down on his knees. Jenkins then tried a bar lock in connection with back hammer lock, but missed, and the Turk got on top Nouroulah secured a crotch hold and put Jenkins on his head. Jenkins twice spun around, back and forth, and got out cleverly. Nouroulah again got a crotch hold and turned Jenkins over at the side of the mat. Then he lay on the Cleveland man and again forced his shoulders to the floor with the full weight of his body. The time of the match was nine minutes and thirty-seven seconds.
 The preliminary bouts were inter- esting. Billy Lawrence of Brooklyn defeated Young Muldoon of New York in two straight falls, cateh-as-catch- can style.
 Nick Elliott of Harlem and Archy Martin of Brooklyn wrsstled catch-as- catch-can for fifteen minutes. Neither man gained a fall in the allotted time and the C fierce called the bout draw. ] H. Lundine of Sweden, Nouroulah's wrestling partner, tackled Karl Schmidt of Elizabeth, N. J., and downed the Jerseyman with q conl- bination lock and half Nelson in three minutes.
 John E. Kelly is getting into great form for his match with John J. Little, which takes place in Brockton on the 17th of this month. The date was changed for many reasons. Kelly will bring with him to Brockton a goodly number of sports who will be ready to wager some of the long green that he can defeat Little. He is just as confident of winning from Little this time as he was before and he sees no good reason to fear the Brockton man. If Little has improved since that time so has Kelly and the match ought to be one of the warmest ones that has ever been seen in BrOckton.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

Boston, Mass. May S.--Poor work by the BostoL's infeld enabled Brooklyn 10 win in the first inning yesterday. Willis who was wild and ineffective retired in favor of Lawson in the fourth Two hits only were made off the latter in six innings. Boston ral- lied in the ninth. and scored two runs on four singles. 4 sensational catch
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-08
At Hartford.

R. n. Il. Hartford ...oOo1Oo2o1O1-5s1s2 1s 2 Worcester ..012 10000OO0-4 Il 1 Batteries-Hemming, Gray and Steelman; Klobedanz and Clements.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-08
At Montreal.
p u E

Tt. 1I. I Buffalo =. Q Oo3 300o1 Il 2 Montreal 10 1 % 1 0 o 1 0-3 9 2 Batteries Kirwin and Speer; Dam man and Wilson.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-08
Great Gr'uf1bIerS.

 When the Ri dneys sick they grumble. You hear them clear through the back You feel them clear through the body They can't stand excessive work. They grlnbe when overtaxed Know how the kidneys grumb1e? It's simple thing; your back will tell you. Backache is the first grumbling warning The kidneys give it and if you heed it not, Look out for trouble, it will surely Urinary trouble, kidney trouble and many miseres Deans Kidney Pills made for kidneys only. They every form of kidney ill., The experience of Waterbury people prove this Here's in point:
 
 Mrs F. Bradley No PA East Main street y says and limbs rheumatism in pacK and weak scarcely knew what gooa ng hnt the tired easily walking when doing my st tooka medicine time put must say store did me more felt better in every way aie shed the well at night All druggists sell DOAN'S Kidney Pills Remember the DOAN'S and take no substitute Price 50 per box. Foster Mburn Co Baftaio N f Sole Props.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-08
49 15 15 % Il

Totals 49 15 15 % II 8
 Winning run made with two out.
 Score by innings:
 Derby ...... 5 01 0 0,O o o 3-15 Waterbury o o 1 o 440 8 0 o 0-2-14
 Summary-Bases on balls, off Miriam 3, Smithson ,, Clancy 2; two base hits, Scannell and Weisbecker; home runs, Sprague, Denny and Connor; struck out by Miriam 5, Smithson l. Clancy g. wild pitch, Miran; left on bases. Derby z, Waterbury 9; stolen bases Denny; sa- crifce hits, Lawlor and Ladd; time of game 2h and 40m; umpire, Best.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-08
At AIilwaukes

Milwaukee, Wis. May s.--Milwaukee was outclassed to-day, the visitors batting and fielding being far superior to that of the home team. Score:
 R. H D. Detroit 70 4 1000 310-9 10 3 Milwaukee l 0 o 0 0 0-2 6 6 Batteries - Brisk and McAllister; Sparks and Leahy.
 The Chicago-C Cleveland game was postponed on account of wet grounds. AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-08

EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
 At Rochester.
 R.H.E. Toronto .....0 00OO 900 1--1 ? 2 Rochester 70 o 0 o l o *-3 s 2 Batteries-Altrock and Bemis; Ma larkey and Phelps.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-08
At Syracuse.

Providence ...OO10O1O4O0-6 10 ?. Syracuse .....3 10OO2 20001-7 12 2
 Batteries-Friend and McCauley; Pfanmiller and McA1anus.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-08

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-08

Won. Lost. F. c.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-06
~ POts J don Asrslio xiadsH qus'
dan ana misma altura.
COMPONTE De
Ii POLICIA INSULAR

sigus dande juego on ls capital, al
oOmpente qas propinaToH los gaaFdias In
sulaSea FrAHOlGOo Halas y Andres Medina
4 los individuOs Msrtia Rahio, alias hue.
sito, Ssbsstisn ABg'sr6 y Francisco An.
drsde.
rs el Ssso que 4 MigVsl Rios IL ro-
baron tres dOlInys, hsOho que dsAuroi6 1
Ia pOiicis de SevvIcio en- Puerta de Terra,
indic&ndole sus sospeeha, sobrs Ruh.os
Apgles6 y Audrads.
Los OitAdoG guaVdiss sin enComen-
dsFas 4 nadie, lsG dssuVieEon = amHTSaron
castigAndeLss Tudsmants 0oA 81 rotten eus
golpes fuersR Curadoa on 10 sAla dc So
CoTEOs.
|. DsnunOiado sl atrspsllo pOV nusstro
reporter 20 dsOrst6 la prisi6n de loo Cul.
pSblss, quisuss ssrAu iusgsdO en- Oonsslo
do guerra que form ran el capitku Urru
tin , los tsuisntss Meyer J LopsS Gas
tsmbids.
Los sontusOs aseguran que no hiOis
ron rssIstenCia Al r.qusrirlss para que %
dissen preSos que sslas sstsba becdO J
Medina hiEo IN dispsFO 4 ADglsr6, pssAn-
dole IL ba'A muy oerCs del TOatro.
III g mponte tuvo Iugar ca 10 playa
en- Puslta de Tierra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-06

meFarla. OGci6 el ssNor Obispo que con-
sagr6 loG santos oleos. Dur6 el acto Dc
nueye { once J pico de la maNsns.
Hoy no se ha publiesdo aquf min
|gau pori6dico. Haata sl Ness ha auspsn-
dido 81 CirOulaci6n dada ID fsatividad del
die.
-ComSntase muCho el visjs J renun
ole del gobernador.
Hay quienes aGeguFan que Mr.. Mac
Kinlsy 10 renunei6 por medic de los Pc.
ri6dicoH, { IA dc que cuando llsgue 4
Washington dimits "a cargo sin indios
eionsg postnriorus.
= Ha tornado pososi6n del CsrKo de
Gsisisn attorney, IN Mr.. que fuS recisats-
msnts nomhrsdc.
--RsVuits a'go insx sOts ana informs-
oion gus publica e! M6sss con rsspecto
10 sslids do l. emigration 81 Ecuador.
-Ha sidO nombEsdo tipaOrSter del
syastamioOto doa Antonio L1lOma, jover
de ssta capital.
Begun sc dice, hay rscogidas mas
de 500 Armas pidisndo 81 ayantanieu-
to que vuelva Is pOlisis municipal 1 to-
mar el GeEvicio de vigilsnCia.
Aver los trsbAjOs de tendido de vfa
para al tren el6csFioo llegabsn 4 mas de
IN kil6metro de IL estaoi0n del fsrro. o.
rril On Martin Peda
Hoy 90 verified la procession del
Ssnto 6epulcFO poT sl interior do ID O.
tsdFal.
-El Oomsroio osrr6 dssde aver 4 las
dies J NO sbrlEG sus pusrtas hasta sl ID
ia'a dsspu6s do gloria.
@ dOmiDgo 90 pondr& on escens
sn nuSstRO eatFo 10 graeioaA 1arsusla
sNaEcha Dc Os0iss, poE ls OoMpSfifa que
dirijs don Rrusatd arrsra
EFT pEemio en- SN Ncertamsa de sim
pasia que hiso sEl OarSA gs ls Aa tooadO
: Ia bella y SimpAsica sSQnta OOnsaslC
Slrsgusa.
Much. ss ls animsCi6l sus hay pa
- sl bailS que 81 domingo ID Pascaa &c
tara en- los alsgauteS sAlonss b GUasinc
sspsiiOl.S 81 dscorado ssrA VI liadfslmC
: sl ServieiO de OSntina may ssplN Npdido.
-Sigus dicl6adOss con iIlSlsncis
qus laa taaacIOnss praOticsdss NO osDEar
Z cubFir Ol pEssapusStO, pOR 10 s Mr..
HollandOr he dsvasIto todas lee d nillal
con ObjGto de que sean aumsntsdaI el u
|po dstaSaci6n. RstO no noe paleOs gal
kra SEasacia qus eSta eiadad dAria II
mtllcnes J sole Aa dadO Q.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-06
IL FEN0MINO De QJEBAD|LLAS

Haos alguuos dias NOS oCupamos de
IN Curl"ss I r6msno que as Oontsmplo On
10 igleais de 9 'ebradillsS, Ouyo case CO.
ErobOrs el prssb1tsrO don Santiago EstrA-
90. cuHa do almas de aquella parToquia.
Este dics. que la jovsn parIante dsASuds
con sC idOG argumsntos ID doetTinS de
Dlos. dentro del 6Fdsn Cst6licO, Combs
tienio el eGpiritismo; dc tsl suerts, qus
10 rs hsCho dsssparecsr poV squsllos o0n-
tornOs. Oombsts 4 su ves, sl mstrlmonio
civil en- tSrminOs.que Los que 10 habfaA
efsCtuado dc csc modo 10 han ratiAOado
ante lOa altares del temple.
So propagands moraliaadOra do tan
6pimoa frutOG, que 81 padre Estrsgc, On
nuOve dias, ha bsndito mas de tres mil
rosarios & igual ndmero de Crusess sl mas
pSqueHo pids ID bsndiOi6n al mayor, 90
obSsrva mucha concuEP0nCis los temples
rsligiosos, 10 confession, sl rsspeOto loa
ministros Do DiOs, la prthibiOiCn do les
blAsfsmiaG J la pSkstiCa de reSaF con feE@
vor el sanAo rosario.
81 propaganda do mas positivoa re-
Sultsdoa que q unaG miliones la hubiossa
smpftndidO.
III domingo 6ltimo, 4 pfsaSncla Do
inHuidad de psrsonss de ArsCihO, Hatillo,
Csmuy, lIAbsla, AguGdilla, Aguads, Lac
res J PspinO, hsblaron los que % d0nomi.
Aan San Gabriel, San Agustin, J an nino
llaYrGO San jose. EmpesarOn Lac nue..
ve q ls mahAna J tetminarOn 1 laG Oustro
do ID eards sin conner, nj tomaF agua nj
dsdioar siquisra an inStsnts 81 reposO.
TOdO eato, en- aumS, tiens COnmovidO
Al Yanindarin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-06

En uAs de los &ItinOs aimOrcs de 81
PaIS % aGSgurO que los juOcOs Dc la su-
pRems Oorts Dc JusticiA kabtSn folicitsdo
al gobOrRadoE por sac aciertOS On la cleo
oi6n dc pGfSOnas para los TrihunAlss De
Distrlto.
7 no hRbo tel.
La COrspOndSnCia 10 dsmuoatra ca-
tsg6riOAnGnts, sabisadO 10 que Aay de eisr.
to pOr infOrmss de guIsn u nssrSsS sntFO
erSSisO. ssiGnds dI.pwssso 4 rSspOH2r &e
sas pGI@6ras.
Los mAgistFadoG Dc la COrta de- apaIa'
si6B, B,eumplisudO an aOto de sertOtta OAciaI,
estsvisTOn Z dsspsdir 1 NJ. Allen, psFe no
hahlaIoR aOseIutGS,SAts nada de nombra
mleutoS nj de esaaRttas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-06
SAN JUAN
NOTAs POR CORREO


--Aysf, iuevss santo, % notsbs may
poca conouFrsncla en los temples cat6li
COS, compsfsds con la de otrcs sfios.
A lee tres de la tardo comsas6 ls vi.
tita 4 los monumsptos.
Per Is nochs fac que % rsglstf6 me
yOs 5o4imisnto.
81 81 pssu De la aEun 81 qas hshe uss
s'llisnsis lal, gee > bee aiitaIl spn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-06

MaRIAn0 AsRIL.
NueVa York, Mario de 1901.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-05

ANrED-Pos lion by strong Young man
10 make IN honest iiylag. not afraid Il
work, Address 4T0T. this onice. i
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FOR sALE-Muies! Mulesl Mulesl Small,
medium and large; nave some pxfraord,-
nary good small mules AZ small prices.
j. S. Bowsef, 600 Preston St
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COLORED BOY - wears Old TonI1 lilo
10 nave job with private family: have
worked for several families In city. Al
dress 1902 Jackson
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N0TICE Having sold ny busIneFs Ia Rich
naud, Texas. TO SIR II. a. GoEtlieb, @.
FaFmAp. b
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". h. BERRY-ED. r. DuPREB- Berry &
Dupree, 100 san Jaelnte street, Houston.
Texas wholesale and retail mule deal
ers large selection OF all grades OF
mules always On hand, all orders tilled
quickly; your correspondence Is solicited.
l2-5
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LOST, FOUND. STOLEN.

L~O1 a. ~ - - - q - - @~%ANs
LOST-A horn caue with crooked handle,
between KiHm building and Joan Clay's
store on Washington street, suitable re-
ward for return OF same TO J0i KAN
building
gTRAYED from ITO Live Oak. one sorrsl
pony, legs clipped TO knees, one ear clip
ped. shod all around; return 10 Mosehart
4 Keller Co. and receive reward. IL
T0ST-I liver and white pointer Clip; large
liver spot on back, small spots on neck
aud breast. answers 70 name Fadclle. Re-
turn 70 X A. Denny, 1901 Pease and
receive reward.
500 FOR RETURN OF my pointer dog
Jim: white, liver eolored ears and head.
liver spot on back and left hind Lex
liver color ]. j. Settegast, Jr. q
$40 REWARD for information leading to
The whereabouts OF my son, Wallace VIII
iiams ~ years old. about feet 10 inches
tail, light hair, blue eyer, spare build
was employed nj smiths camp No. ? on
East Texas railroad and drew his pay
September 20. 1901 s. 7. williams. shey.
man, Texas. -
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BOOKKEEPER and office manager wants
position with wholesale firm; prefer Inn.
Der business; can manage sd%mlll pllut
successfully. Address 1905 this office z
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TITLE WANT ADS
. bring big results.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

OYSTER CREEK PLANTATION. CON.
TANNING go ACRES. LOCATED Ar
OYSTER CREEK STATION, on THE
COLUMBIA TAP RAILROAD. 40 MILES
FROM HOUSTON, 10 MILES FROM co.
LVNRiA AND sM MILES FROM An
CLIFTON; 40 ACRES IN CULrivA.
lion EXCELLENT FOR SUGAR
CANE, COTTON AND CORN. AND 100
ACRES PRAIRIE. GOOD FOR RICE.
BALANCE OYSTER CREEK LAND; on
THE PLACE Is A NEW DWELLING
HOUSE, sToREHousE AND THREE
CABINS. GOOD CIsTERN AND WELL
WATER; OYSTER CREEK LAND is
CONSIDERED THE BEST LAND IN
THE STATE FOR CANE. COTTON AND
CORN, AND, LOCATED As 1T is. ON
THE RAILROAD, MAKES IT A MOST
DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE PIECE
or PROPERTY. TERMS EASY; WILL
OFFER 1T FOR \ SHORT TINE AT AN
ATTRACTIVE PRICE. y. L. MILLS.
2l6 MAIN STREET II
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HAVE WHAT
II Others want Why NOT tell il
HELP WANTED.

WANTED \ respectable and honest Young
Nhltc man. is or % wears old tn drlvc
uelNcrN wagon; must know tho city:
Wis
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BoARD-RooMs WANTED.

WANTED BY gentleman and his daughter,
board aud rooms In private family. Adj
dress i104 Hadiey.
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WANTED Situation as a good mIIlWTIgTf
man Address 1853, this Office.
SIENOGRAPHEE wants position M SO
per outh. Ad0rass 47a1 ihls nNirr n
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WOULD LIKE position In croccrv stor,-.
nave had experience In hookkccpiul, ana
rs salesman; good reference. Address
4I6T, this office.
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BDOkkEEPER wants To DO work m home
az reasonable price Address lIT2. mis-
w uLN.
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EM0ST WANT ADS ARE
Il numerous because they pay
FOR SALE.

day trade; Schubert SchNHcr. RaumCls,
ter, Janko pianos, G. Jankc X Co. 500
Main. rs
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FINANCIAL.

If you are 10 the market TO buy OF sell
city property or lands, IL will my Won TO
call or write T.. MoskowitB & Co, real
estate and loan agents. pos Franklin ave
nue. opposite Hutchins house.
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THE uudersgu". IS prepared 90 furnish
,imesio one rough or cut write tor prices.
Francis Fischer Apsdn. TeIRg. II
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1901
STOJ

TELL I NPLE
4 whGG .",.swant.
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SITUATIONS-MALE.

! WOULD LIKE position in grocery stor,1
NV Hau experience In bookkeeping and
as salesman; good reference Address
4I6T, this office.
! WANrED-BY ali round COOL md T-7--.
| Nul'e' JOB m restaurant, camp or board.
| ing cars; sober man: state wages +
-- heaula nom, GIL Girard street Houston I
YOUNG MAN-Gcrm0n. wants any Kind ~
.- work Address 4Iil this Office :
| BDOkkEEPER wants To DO work An home
al reasonable price Address lI72. mis-
| COLORED BOY ~ YEARS Ola wonI1 7II-e
TO have a job with private family; have
worked for several families In civ All
dress 1902 Jackson,
WANTED situation as a good mTIIWTT-TT
man. Address 1859 this Office.
SIENOGRAPHEE wants POSITION N So,
per cuth. Address 4731. this Office O
I MANrED-Pos'uou ~ strong Young man
10 make IN honest iyag. not afraid IL
work ADDRESS 400. this Office. .
MAN with twelve years experience, A.
r. otg'ce' good Morals, member Of Rap.
ilsi chilch. desires position as teacher
~ good school. Address y, thi, llico. o
SITUATION WANTED-A lrsT-cllsS pInS
inter ana machlnist. Address l7i3. this
snice g
BOOKkEEPER and ofIice manager wants
position with wholesale firm; prefer Inn.
Der business can manage a saTnlll ulaut
successfully. Address 1905. this Office 8
WANrED-Sltuatio ion as stenographer; mod
erately we'll up in the work: exprrIcu 20
OBJECT rather than salary; willing and
ready. address 1883 this Office g
WANTED-Position 10y Young man 10
work on dairy and general farm work
with ten years experience; English pre-.
ferred Apply 10 4. Il. Richardson. Juli,
Washington street )
ALL-BuUND industrious pvintcr wants 10.
sition al once. liberal salary, best RI.
erence. Address q. II. f.. care Tom
DeEnlng T. o clerk. Mexia, Texas .
PRINTER An all-round printer wants
steady JOB, can furnish best reference.
Address Il. G. X. care Press. Brenham,
Texas. .
SITUATION wanted 6v a young man to
porter in a store or drive delivery wagon.
Appy at No. I'M Caroline ST S
YOUNG man wants = job; ofrce work,
dinluR room. Goldman, porter in drug
store, tending TO horse and buggy. 1908
WANTED ONCE situation nv yonng maa
OF 20; quick at hgures good hand; rapid
typewriter and office experience; refer.
ences glven. Address 4771. this Office.
WANTED Place as gardener; Ten years
experience. Address I. w. Tate, general
delivery, Alvin, Texas
WANTED Position by strong yoang man
as helper in tin, sheet iron or boiler
shop. 4I3l, this Office,
REG lsTERED druggist and 6ookkcepcr
combined wants position by January 1
with good reliable firm. seventeen years
experience; Al references furnished Ad.
dress 4L61 this Office. 20
WANTED-Placc TO work nights and morn
lngS for board by a young man going 20
school. Address J b. ths ofl!ce. 10
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Az lED-BN all round cook and baker,
WNlIe' JOB IN lestaurunt camp or board
inS cars; sober man: state wages +
beaumont, gu Girard street Houston.
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DIE Capitalfinds the channel Of
s trade through Post Want Ads
FOR RENT.

FoR RENT-sToRE No. 81 coNvEpru
NFNuE, SUITABLE FOR PRODUCES
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS uo,,s
TON bAND AND TRUST COMPANY.
"o' STUN l2.1-o3
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4 ,;7TT:Tg century lodge No. 80, |. ..
.,-,lar meeting tonight AT T:3O
4 SS,.s hall, SO. 3OJia Main street;
W. ,rt. visiting brethren cordially
N "st,end +. G.. Schcibler. y. c.;
as,seu. corresponding secretary (;
Il p'fryt financial secretary.
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lpu NJ MAN-Gcrman. wants any Kind Z
work. Address 4Til. this Office.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED tu wafer works towns
for the Modern" iter. new design;
sells rapidly; true merit. address Modern
Filter Co, 243 Dl. FRANKLIN street,
Boston. Mass.
WANrED-Distrlct manager FOR the Pru-
dental Insurance company OF America
experienced lie agents who can write
business personally secure agents aud
enthuse them in the work have here an
opportunity 10 secure control Of good ter
ritory under a liberal contract FOR renew
ais az well as Hrst commissions, active
agents also wanted; give references and
experience. s. III. Chiles state agent
Dallas Texas .
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MifNtN LOANED ON lie Insurance. mol
lclcS' old line S. A. MolN Rice hotel :
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SITUATION WANTED-A drsJ-cII-S pIns
inter ana machlnst. Address l7f3. this
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