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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-14

FAIR HOuNDS-FiNe-room new cottage
on corner with ~ lots; on car line near
Fannn school: long time easy payments
Hannah \ Parsons, l0l7 Texas. IL
II. A. ARNOLD. 81 Blnz has few more
Of those beautiful Main street addition
lots left on South End car line the only
residence portion of louston. They are
prize winners call duick before they ad
vance, teams ready to show property
II A Arnold, 81 Bnz has beautiful
vacant block IN Third ward; a SNAP N
taken AZ once; also choice lots IN Fair
view extension S325 each some choice lots
tn Harrisburg shell road also four acres
near the road special bargain,
II a. Arnold, 81 Binz. has two beautt
FIJI tracts of lnud, each having n bayou
frontage. There are 10 better sites for
manufacturing purposes, THESE are snaps
II A. Arnold. 81 Bnz has ten acres
choice oil land a few hundred feet Of
Sour Lake guShcr barrel of money IN
this Investment; buy it quick; $3.50 per
acre.
H. A. Arnold. 3li Binz. has 1900 acres
land In Jackson county. ton miles north
o. Edna suitable for q stock farm. for
Immediate sale, AT $3.50 per acre; also
bcautfu SO-ucre farm within 2l9 milos Of
Dickinson station. with all modern I'm
provcmcnts, a sacrifice. II sold at once
II. A Arnold. Bill Binz A few choice
homes on Rusk, Dallas aud Polk avenues;
these are special bargains. 20
NEW Ayeroom cottage. Third ward, south
front, cash or easy terms; two story,
soyenroom house. Tuam. $500 two.story
mouse, AUSTIN, SZZODt three lois, McfheI
addition. $3.50 seven lots Sampson street
5000; four lots, Harrisburg road. close in
$3.50. Pye B0llfrass, KAN building. "a
YOUR own HoME-The owning Of a home
gives n man some standing in the com.
munity In which he lives lie is rated AS
good citizen His family have social
status distinct from that held by the m
settled, eyormov,ng tenant class Now
to get home it will be 10 your Interest
To consult me.
Phones 673. Binz Building;
NICE HOME in Sixth ward at "a bargain;
good terms also TWO lots on Washington
street VIM. II Olschewske & Go. II
T0R sALE-lT0 acres Uut Ashhell Smith.
Gao acres, seven miles north of city on
Montgomery Air Line road, 30 acres i'm
proved, good hYe-roOm house and barls.
Call or address l6Os Hamilton street. IL
BARGAIN-Two-story residence. barn,
shade trees, howers, choice neighborhood,
san Jaclnto street $1,000. Robt. y. {.
Wilson, 5l5a Congress. IA
SOUTHWEST CORNER, i50xt50 feet, on
Caroline, half block south McGowea
$500, easy terms. Robt. ~ G. Wllson,4
TTMBER-If You are a buyer and want
10000 acres pine timber don't lose time.
Address T4l4, this office. 20
FOR SALE al a bargain, nearly new Ave.
room house and lot. Apply +. Tajsn, III
Lubbock. IT
HOUSTON HEIGHTS ADVANTAGE
Artesian water,
Good drainage
Beautiful shade trees.
Excellent car service.
Graded schools
We offer the best and cheapest lots In
the market Also, this week, a fye-room
cottage with bath, etc. at a bargain.
JOHN A. MILRoY. AGENT
30 Main Street. n
ROBERT n. c. WILSON. Investment
broker, 915a Congress. buys and sells
real eatate on commission; special at
teptlon given business OF nongealdentst
refe3eneeL. Houston bGnxA. "A
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WANTED for lock and gun
smith store; state experience, age aud
references In FIRST letter. Address T4SS,
this office. IA
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GOOn male stcnographer owning machine
wants office or copying work to DO In
ihe afternoon after ? o'clock. Address
TING This office. Ia
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OPEN FOR CoNTRACIl-W boring con.
Germ which brought In largest gusher on
Spindle Top. will have one of their rigs
al liberty shortly; write for terms. Ad-
dress Ii21, this ot1lce IL
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noST NV ANTS"
4 ARE CHEAP.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


FLY & M'REYNoLDs, si3ls MAIN, ROOM
NO. s-wE HAVE A SPECIAL OFFER
on MAIN STREET NEAR MCKINNEY;
ELEGANT SITE FOR A BUSINESS
HOUSE; ALSO MANUFACTURING
SITES, AND BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
PROPERTY. WE CONTROL 1900
ACRES OF THE BEST RICE LAND IN
THE STATE; WATER IN ABUNDANCE.
GIVE Us A CALI. n
FOR SALE-rwenty- one lots bordering tho
northeast limits OF Fifth ward; oRe-half
price U sold In ten days. Address 14lS,
this OFFICE. ~
MY RESIDENCE, corner OF BraEos aud
Drew. two lots and one.half with nice
hveroom cottage furnished or unfur
nishedi easy payments; for prices and
terms call on or address MesSrS, CrauStou
a watkins who are sole agents for the
sale OF THIS place. Douglas Naples, II
FOR SALE Two lots aud three houses
Nos. l4u2, 1906. lioS Preston avenIie, cor
ncr Austin; iinc rental property; AZ lots
aud seyv, houses Milan aud Bell street;
tine location ana fine rental property .
Pa lots corner Polk and Chenevert
streets. two houses, nice residence aud
good cottage; due location aud INC rental ,
eight lots on WASHINGTON and Center
street and eight houses; nne business and
rental property: seven lots aud seven
houses In block 209, fronting on Intcrna-
tiOu0l aud Great Northern railway on
Congress and Franklin and fIutchins
streets; nne business aud rental proprrty.
The attention OF the investor is partlcu.
larly called TO these properties which are
offered mt very reasonable prices for a
few. days. For particulars call on Hurral
& IIarral. II
FOR SALE-FIve lots the north haif Of
book &C. Baker addition near Fair
Grounds, for quick sale. $780, see US for
this bargain; 1t won't wait, Harra y
HUtral II
FOR sALE-T5xi25 feet on Crawford,
pavement $500, S0Xlo0 on La Branch
and Pierce. on car line. $500; 40xlO0 gu
$500; old phone 1913. Apply 1904 La
Branch IL
BARGAIN y Two-story residence barn,
shade trees, flowers, choice ncighhorhood,
san JaCiutO street, three lots. SGOll
Roht =. c WILSON, pl5la Congress II
TEN lots cheap. Apply at us Congress
RICE LANDS FOR SALE i0Ns acres II
miles from Bay city 4 miles from Lane
CITY, at DickSop'S Point $40 per acre:
between Cane Belt ana CHucy valley rail.
roads. 300 acres 7 miles north Of \. y.
and 7. railroad, miles northwest Of Ei
Campo, : miles north OF Louise. $40 per
acre. 70 Halves, owner Wharton, TEXTS.
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WANTED a white girl for small family,
Apply 900 Main street. "a
SOLICITORS WANTED by an old line lie
Insurance company Issuing up 20 date
contracts at lowest rates; also special
agent wanted for Houston district. Apply
2tT Main street room B. II
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NEW hve-room cottage. Third ward south
front, cash or easy terms, twO.story,
soyen.room house, Tuam, 5000 two.story
house Austin, $1,000 three lots, Mcrkel
addition. $3.50; seven lots Sampson street,
$1,000 four lots Harrisburg road. close in.
$3.50 Pye Bolifrass. Klam building IL
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FREE FARE TO New Orleans or St Louis
FOR men that learn barber trade with us,
only eight weeks required, tools present.
ed wages Saturday, positions guaranteed.
Write nearest branch. Moler Barher Col
leges, -. Louis, Mo-. or New orleans, La.
We have no college In Texas Is
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WANTED--A reliable and good-natured
German girl as nurse for baby; good
wages; references required. Can 1Tl2
Prairie Ave. ld
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FOR SAlE-Oac narrow gauge CHOOSE ear;
one narrow gauge box car; one narrow
gauge lish: inspection ear; ten log
Wae<ns Of the Little Rock and Bender
m0Ee?~all in good condition. Chicago
Lvnhcr AS4 Coal CO.. Log1nsport, Ia u
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WANTED-A man OF good habits to run a
general merchandise store: must have
books for farm. references required. Al.
dress h, this office. q
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WANTED First class man cook for restau-
rant U. GreIder. Jr.. Yoakum, TeXas. II
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miles from Bay City. miles from Lane
CITY, at DickSon'S Point $40 per acre:
between Cane Belt and CHuey Valley rail
roads, 1900 acres 7 miles north Of ~ y.
Campo, Z miles north OF Louise, $40 per
acre. h. Halves, owner, Wharton, TEXTS.
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FAIR GROUNDS Fiye-room new cottage
on corner with ~ lots; on car line near
Fannin school, long time easy payments,
Hannah & Parsons. 1Ol7 Texas. IL
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WANTED An experienced dish washer.
Apply si2 Travis street ~
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS Bids are Invited
for the furnishing Of the necessary ma
teri1l and the construction OF the follow
Ing rnNds. In.NNII.
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* ulNs, NavNsota, Texas, man.
A r,n save that win cure letter,
s,irn worm or old sores OF any
4 y, 81 per hox: any one luying
T efn, tu,S sal We not benefited,
ueu' Write for testimonials.
Z 28-O2
~ LlNE. LAMBsRTS- For use
IL nsns' get 1t AT NAPLES Medi-
-, III Congress. tr
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NOTICE TO GRADING CONTRACTORS
Bids VIII he received NJ the office Of w.
II. IreadWaS, general manager, or l.. j.
hopke. ChtCt engineer Beaumont Texas,
until noon May "a for building about -
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|EcRET SOCIETIES.

STATED MEETING Of Holland
lodge No. /, A. f. and 4. NJ.
tonight At S o'clock. Members
Gray lodge No 800 and so.
forming brethren invited 10 be
l.. Lechenger, w. NJ. VIII ~
Lrretarv.
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WHITE. single. middle-aged man for ali,
round work. 902 FRANKLIN avenue. ID
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LADIES CAN MAKE So per day sure dur.
Ing spare hours; great opportunity. inves-
tigatc Address j. ID. Buck, this oface. 10
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FOR SALE no feet of bAlnch Well strain.
err can be seen at 104 san Jacinto street
S. j. Westhemcr. "
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PROFESSIONAL.

SEWING MACHINES, cash registers, type.
writer's. scales repaired, adjusted. tested
and guaranteed; new parts made Tor any
machine; complicated work speciality,
Hickman, machinlst, 1910 capitol; estl-
mates given, ~
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PGNDFRA HOTEL, BanderR, Texas
Omen FOR summer; hunting and fishing IA.
cIiIties; telephone connections; mountain
and river drives Ola
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WANTED-To sell leo tons fresh cut Al
fafa hay. Write John Carlisle, Chappeil
Hin. Texas. 3-l1
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HELP WANTED.

W,ANrBD--A good pastry cook and cake
paker at once. Address 1890, this orIce.
II
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COtORED girl for general house work.
1908 Franklin avenue. IA
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WHITE GIRL or woman to do cooking aud
house work Apply Sll Commerce Ave. IL
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llne Island bayou; approximate Quantity
structions and profile will be ready IN
few days; each bid must be accom-
panied by q certified check for $1,000, hHy-
as AN evidence OF good faith. The tight
Is received to reject auy on all bids. Z
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A POST WANT AID WILL. GET
"A just what you want.
sIruATIoNs-lAALE.


-~>~-~~~~~-~~--~~~~-~-~
SITUATIONS-MALE.
wANTED-By settled man, position at.
tending horse, buggy and do yard work
good gardener for lawn wages reason
able. Address Iit3, this Office ID
WANTED situation by Young man. four
years experience In grocery store; eight
years MS shipping clerk and ofhcc as
sstSnt. give me trial Address III |
this offce. ID
WANTED ny young man, age rs years,
To work In grocery store or any Kind Of |
store not afraid Of work. have had eN |
perlcnce; at present employed reason for |
change. can furnish Al reference, Ad
dress J, this office. is
WANrED-w Work by hrst class white bar
her country town preferred. h. c., this !
office. l6l
pRlCkLAYER wants work in or out OF
city at once. Address 1910 Shearu
street, city. rs
WANTED situation, by white man Willing
70 tend to yard and garden and make
himself useful Apply Ila2. this office 10
SlrUATlON-Whlte, male cook camp or
restaurant; thirty years experience; meat, !
bread and pastry. Cook. llu0 Congress ave
nue. Phone loS2 III
WANTED-Position us hoOkkcepcr. clerk. I
collector, or amy work I'm store In the
=
dress J. IL, 40 Louisiana street city. ld
WANTED Position IN the afternoon, in /
store or office preferred by rouug man. [
Address }. h., Massey Business College
nN V',s' ,.,,..,,-. 10
~ SHhh, sdltof anu printer wants |
position would tease. i. .. Lock Box
4Sc Piano Texas. l6l
YOUNG MAN that can milk, t,ud horses
or garden, wants place to work where
he can earn living expenses while at
tending school. Address iil9, This othCp |
10
POSITION as bookkeeper pv assistant
nook6ceper ana shipping cieFk with some
lumber concern by competent inan. Az.
-! ~ 80 80 Slllt u lu
NANi III StuutlQu py coIored hoy % teni
mex n.rSS ana ogggS anu maze li llms. Y useful;
W A. ~ IoslUoh ny his.'e.aSs M eAln
~ ""u thSlneot. hh u' ivy f">s on
and drst. rlass nay cyprtted 74S5 ms oil.
noe 10
v, ~ LILY yc0l's man' position as oiuce
ooy OF antthlhE 10 alu pin,h2uoni can
SSiy IS AZ" t6i s'S ntsnc NV ''' "''''S A
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YOUNG MAN would like to learn timers !
trade; salary when services become val.
liable. Address 1iiS. tlis otice II
to do office work am Quick and can
INST. Address 7l7S. this office, a
4 YOUNG coloTo1 man would Tlc 10 nave
job as waiter In board ne house or with
private family: 200 Fierce avenue 10
WA\,TI.D pcsi,jc,, a. f.,-,,1--,,, m, 81 1--It
ON ,ou.tru,tion work. familiar with ,ll
trades aud material English, German
and Spanish spoken Address IiAy, this
oIhcc. 10,
FIRST 17T-ISS 6o7ILconcr wants nogT1To0:
good references Address lass, this Of
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| MUN NOT Get nome made hlrnpss aud
! lowest price, made by practical me
| Chanlc? c. W. Hess, I0S Congress. op-
posite Theo. kcllers. 1,26
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

SEALED bids fer building OF Houston
glass works; plans and specifications at
office, Nl6 Texas avenue, bids opened
NAV u II
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SWEET MILK sc quart, Calllofnla st0ble;
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until noon May "A Tor building about Is
miles of canal lcvces across the northern
portion OF Jefferson county, IcNps, from
Pine Island bayou; approximate quantity
GbVNu cubic yards specifications. in
6tructlons and profile viii be ready IN n
few days; each hid must be accom-.
panied by certified check for $1,000, pay
able 10 the Treadway Canal aud Rice Co.
as an evidence OF good faith. The right
Is recclyed to reject any on all bids. Z
BIDS AND PROPOSALS. Bids are Invited
for the furnishing Of the necessary ma
teri1l and the construction OF the follow
ing roads, tn-Wlt.
Thtce miles of pavement commencing
where the present contract now ends aud
extending TO cypress Top on the Wash
inston County road.
Six and a half miles Of road commenc-
Ing at Cypress Top on the Washington
County road aud extending to the Mont
somcry county line on what Is known as
the cypress ana Rose Hill road
Two miles ON the Main Street road
commencing where the present pavement
now ends
Two miles on the Houston and Pierce
Junction road commencing at the city
limits and ending NJ Bruys bayou.
Two miles on the Houston, Chocolate
and Clear Creek road commencing nc tho
city limits and ending at Brays bayou
Two miles on the Houston Avenue road
comm encing al he city limits and OK
tending along said road Tor said distance
The Drummer Avenue and Sheppard Dam
road commencing al the Washington
County road and extending TO San Felipe
Toau.
Two miles on the westhelmer road com.
mcpcing at point where said road Is IN.
tersected by the san Felipe road and ok
tending westwardly along said road for
said distance
Six aud a half miles an the Poor Farm
and Fort Bend County rond commencing
where the pavement nov under contract
ends mud extending to the Fort Bend
county line
one and one half miles on the new road
connecting the WallYillc road with the
Houston and crosby road; ending at the
steel bridge over 'irCrn8 bayou.
rhice and one half miles on the Houston
and Crosby public road
Plans and specifications are now on
file In the office VI the county surveyor
and bids are wanted for the construction
Of these roads with gravel. classes A aud
II: MacAdGm shell and gravel; rock and
shell. and rock sand and shell.
Bids will be opened az - o'clock
noon, on Friday. May 10, 1902, and
certified check in the sum OF $50, pay
able to the bidder and by hlm lndorsed,
ami the right is reserved to reject any
and all bids
Bids will he sealed and upon the en-.
yelope containing same the bidder VIII
upon.
The successful bidder win he required
70 furnish n performance bond In a sum
equal 20 onefourth 20 of the estimated
cost of the work. And at the same time
bids viii be opened for the furnishing OF
500 cubic yards Of she'll delivered in the
Fifth ward Of the city Of Houston upon
the sldings Of either the southern Pa
clhc Railway company or the Houston
East mud West Texas Railway company.
Certified check Of $50 and performance
bond 500 r. II Nasmer,
10 County Judge,
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WANTED First class fler aud mill fore
man and blacksmith; none but Ip-to date
men reed apply. VIM. Cameron 4 Co,
Inc, S0ron, Texas. 10
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NICE AND PROFITABLE employment for
ladies. in your own town. Write quick
Tor particulars. State Agent, lock box
oGs Dallas. 1S
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gan Point for summer; partially furuishT
ed. Apply r. 7. Ninson, La Porte TEX
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Thtce mIlcs Of pavement commencing
where the present contract now ends and
extending TO cypress Top on the Wash
inston County road
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WANTED AT ONCE-A good sober. white
barrier Apply to George Mathis Lake
Charles, Ia -
WANIED-Lo statesmen eyerywhere for
Plttsburg Visible standard typeWflter'
'lt's ali wrlteW Ter DAYS trial ,iree.
Texas Writing Maehlne Company, Nae9i
Texas. - ~
WENTED-Flrst class hand shirt ironer:
good wages 10 right workman American
laundry. 2l0 San Jaelnto, Houston: Y
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WANTEn--Two white women; one MS nurse
and the other as cook. Apply 1903 Rusk
avenue Ia
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WANTED Good diningroom boy at 400
Austin St Is
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CONTRACTS solicited for drilling artcsian,
oil aud rice irrigation wells. +, NJ, Gran
herrY q 20. nonston q
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WANTED--A good wide-awake hustler who
wishes to write fire and tornado insur-
ance either IN towns or country can secure
good contract by writing the Texas
Home Fire lns. Co, Austin, Texas. %
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FOR NALE--I5Nl26 feet on Crawford,
pavement $500, s5xlo0 on La Branch
and Pierce. on car line, $500, 40xlO0 on
Pierce between Crawford ana La Branch.
$500; old phone 1913. Apply 1904 La
Branch II
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TOR SNLE So0l iount1lna. eaosrnc- Ks
and shoW Casos AZ big bargains; write
Tor cara oSuc -, Waco show Case Fac.
tory. Waco, Texas If
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W ANTED-Elght or ten good logging out
ats to do contract logging. For further
Information address the Palmetto Lumber
Co., Oakhurst, Texas II
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FOR SALE-Flve lots the north half Of
book &c, Baker addition near Fall
this bargain; 1t won't walt, Harral s
IMlrAl Il
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21
Rocky Glen Camp.

NV ~ ifislk H. AfN-
To THE ENPosfToR:-
The three crews from Speaker are
all located here and doing well. Deer
are plentiful, SO are bear. Each crew
have some deer. and before long hope
10 have more. IL has rained nearly all
the time.
Tomahawk George was standing on
the runway when along came a poor,
forlorn, one.horned buck, into which
George emptied his ten guage at a
range of about 10 feet. We came along
In few minutes and there was George
executing a war dance, his eyes bulg-
ing out like billiard balls. lie said he
had just killed an elk, but after con-
siderable argument we finally cOnyinc.
ed him that IL was only an ordinary
buck. We gathered up the remains.
which resembled grandmother's old
colleudar, and started for camp, where
we gave George little nourishment.
On taking a second look nc the remains
George said IL might have been half a
deer, ana ! guess that is about what is
left of It..
We had 10 help Fatty dress his feet
this morning. II we can only get him
10 waddle out 90 a runway each day we
believe we can get him home all right.
LATER-Fatty has just killed his
first deer, a 200 FOUNDER.
Yours.
JOSEPH SISCIIO,
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21
General News.

Eighty residents of st. Clair county
took out deer licenses this season.
John Shields, of Marlette, is making
an experiment in the cultivation OF
ginseng.
Mark Hopkins, of ST. Clair, and
Frank L. Wolcott, of Port Huron,
are stockholders in the new Battle
Creek Sanitarlum now being built.
George Williams, of the Union hotel
at Port Sanilac, died last week after n
two years illness. Deceased was one
of Port Sanilac's best known pioneers.
Ladies who attend the NJ. r.. church
in Croswell now take oil their hats
during Sunday service. The credit Of
this must go TO the JEFF. which brought
up the matter short time ago.
Charles Goodrum, station agent at
Croswell, has sent In his resignation.
With three helpers he claims TO be ten
weeks behindhand with the work. al
though they labor every night till II
o'clock.
Port Huron's new detention hospi-
tai will soon be ready for occupation.
This hospital Is something Port Huron
has long needed for the quarantine of
patients suffering from contagious
diseases.
Violet Radgrow and Miss Kemp, from
Applegate, Sanilac county, got tired
Of staying at home and skipped out for
Detroit. At Port Huron they were
taken into custody and lodged In jail
until their parents came after them.
These girls have learned lesson.
Rudolph Shouts, living near Capac,
hired man last week TO pull chicory
for him. The man, James Stewart by
name, took good opportunity TO
knock Mr.. Shouts down and endeav-
ored TO relieve his pocket of SO but
Shouts held on To II. Stewart got
away, but was found IN box car in
the G.. +. yards, arrested and taken to
Port Huron.
On account of the reckless smartness
of several Port Huron boys the Port
Huron Engine and Thresher Co. and
the Light 4 Power Co. have n loss of
several hundred dollars. The boys
have thrown different things over the
high tension wire, causing IL TO burn in
two, the power shut of from these two
plants, and the laying oil OF several
hundred men for number Of hours.
Boys have also broken about 10 new
electric light globes, costing Sl.00 each.
They will be arrested and made an ex-
ample Of.