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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-29

the touchdoWns. Doe" is very fast on
his feet and is a very difficult man TO
catch. He is small but of good weight
and very wirery. He did some fine
lodging and gave Vassalboro no end of
trouble. He played the whole game at
right half and was Immediately booked
as one of the Corners" Coombs is an
other good man with the ball. He is q
fast strong runner and a hard man to
stop. His arm gives him a handicap,
however, as he has to protect it as
much as possible.
Craig, who comes from Cony. was
given a trial at quarter. He is show
ing many of the qualifications for this
position and is Il strong candidate. All
the freshmen who were tried in the
game showed up well.
The game was d slow one. Colby lack
ing snap and dash, but this was to be
expected so carly in the season. The
men have had very little practice on sig
nails and could not be expected to ran
them smoothly. The team showed up
stronger on offensive than defensive work
although there was considerable fun
bling. But The long grass Of the field
was loaded with water and the bail was
! soaking wet all the time and this with tnt
| lack of practice made this eXcusabe ON
| the whole, all things considered. the
| showing made by the team in its first
| game was very satisfactory The men
are getting into shape much more rapid
| ~ than usual and week will make q
| big change.
| from the side lines, noting the defects
and ragged places in the team and max
| ing notes for future polishing.
| Colby kicked Off and kept the visitors
| down 10 small gains soon taking the bal
| ON downs. Then she rushed it along
steadily by good gains. COombs and Ab-
| bolt being given most of the work oi
| carrying. C0ombs carried it over for the
first touchdown in three minutes ant
| two seconds. f<eene kicked the goal
| Vassalboro kicked off to Keene, who ear
ried it back about 20 yards before being
| downed. But Colby soon lost the bail on
a tumble. The visitors were soon Obliged
| to punt the ball going to Halves. wac
carried it back 10 yards. Abbott took II
| 20 yards on first try and Coombs folloWes
| with 10 Cbombs and Abbott alternatet
! in carrying. both making big gains escf
/ time. Abbott took ii over for the seconJ
| touchdown in five minutes and II seconds
| keene failed to kick the second goal $.
| to score was IL to o. NaSSalDOrO kickel
| off and Colby fumbled the catch, the bal
| going to the visitors. But they were so0T
| Obliged to punt again. 1t was here tha
their score. The play went wrong some
| how and the ball was fumbled, Cavnaugf
| getting il in the miXup ana going GOVT
| The field at Q two-minute gait Doc
/ Abbott was the only man who could &c
to aim ard downed him Just about tW'
feet from the goal line The next plai
| Brooks kicked the goal.
| colby kicked off. the ball going on the
| ground for a short distance. tuloy los
I'VE yards for an offside play ,rnut sno,
| forced the visitors to punt. Time wa:
called with the ball just about IN th'
| center Of the field
Vassalboro kicked off to Colby ~ tn'
second half and the ball was carriet
aIona steadily with one exception when !
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-29
BoWDOiN, "a; FORT PREBLE, 0.
College Plays Two Teams, Changing
Every Man, and Easily Win.

Brunswick. Me, Sept. 2S.-The first col
ege football game of the season was
played between Bowdoin and Fort Preb!e
on Whittier field, Saturday afternoon.
the former winning by the score of "a to
To- The game was played in driving rain
storm. The college played two teams,
changing the entire linue, with one or
two exceptions, in the second half. For
the soldiers. Davis was the star. Most
of BoWdon's touchd0wns We're scored on
flurIes on account Of the Fort preble men
being unable to handle punts. The sum
mary:
BOWDOIN. FIT. PREBLE.
Eeane Uarrabee), Le..........r.e., Harper
Davis (Conners), lt..............r.t., Davis
Shaw Qsidlon). lg.................Eg., Gift
Staples. ....-..................c., Laidley
Hatch (Sanborn), r.g........l.g.. Donnelly
Philson tMarshalD. r.t-.........l.t., Muus
Porter tEmery), r.e......-.......le., Jones
Blanchard G-ewis, White), q.b.....~......-
%, Ilti
Munro, lh.b ......,:. r.h. b.. Hines
WinslOw Chapman, LOwelD, r.h.b........
......-................ b.. O'Donncll
Finn Cfowne), f.b.............f.b., RaynOr
Score-Bowdoin, a. Touchdowns-
Winslow, Munro 3. Goals from touch
downs-Munro 4. Umpire-Snow Of Ban
gor. Referee-O'SulliVan of Holy Cross.
Linesmen-COX and Havcy, Bowdoin.
Time-l5m and l0m periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-29

Wood sieepcrs for railways have the
disadvantage of short life under tie
most favorable condftip9i. and IN
warm climates trey,q are quickly
destroyed BY insects 4 ana vegetable
parasites. CreosotTG. while adding
somewhat 10 the durability. gives IN
creased risk from fire. Iron. stone.
marble and tempered glass have been
tried. but all have proved more or less
unsuitable for sIeepers. The merits Of
arrr0rcd cement, which has proved
very effective in beams and Orders.
are urged by NJ. Michel Sarda. Sleep
ers Of this material would cost q little
more than those of wood, but they
would be indestructible. while Giving
more stable roadway, and IT is claimed
that in 20 years they would yield a
large saving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-29
National League, Saturday:

At Observation-Disclosures 10: cincinna
At BrookNn-New York. /; Brooklyn.
brooklyn, u; New York. t.
" Philadelphia Boston, \: Philadei-
rhia, Boston, =; Philadelphia. -
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American League, Sunday.
AT ST. LOUIS.
First gameJ

\ ST LOT IS.
First game
81. Louis ....3 o . o ! 2 0 1-l0-1i-i
Chicago ......1 s o q o o O. 9-l2-i
Batteries Sudhoft and Sugden; Grif-
tith ANA Mcfarland Time, 100. I'm
rircs, Clrruthtrs and Sheridan.
Second sameD
81, Louis $3.50 o o Il q o o. 4 9-G
Chicago .,....-1 o q . 4 0 0--lU-12 ,
Batteries-Wailace Burkett. Heidrick,
Frel, Susdcn and Sugdou aud Powell ;
lSbrll. Mcrtcs and Mertes and isbclL
Time, H. Attendance l5,GS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-29
American League, Saturday.

~ 81 Louis-St Louis, NJ Chicago. !.
At Detroit Detroit, !; Cleveland, 3.
Cleveland. .; Detroit. q.
At Baltimore Boston. 9; Baltimore. S.
Boston. 8: Baltimore, :.
At WJshington--W Washington. 9; Phila-
delphid, l. Washington, :: Philadei-
phiI 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-29

Vhe OF the primary schools at Brups-
"iek mas been closed on account of lack
VI coal Wood is selling for 81 cord.
ne hard coal on hand viii only last
anout 70 days. In Freeport there is
plenty of coal for domestic use, and it
Is selling at $3.50 per ton, bur the deal
efs refuse to sell it for manufacturing
purposes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-29
Other Games.

N New Hayen-Yale, 40: Trinity, ..
~ mherst-Anherst, II; Wiiliston, o.
n T4norl9et Nar4 II hi,. o.
n itaaca X Y.-.i.ornrli :: C'oIgate a.
Al NV YorE-NIan hatfan. G: RUTGERS. 6.
Al Brewer-prcwer II. s. Is; Nj, G,
N
Al Wnrcestcr-Unlv Cross. o. Mass A.
n Il
p,oIi,nd Dam n u, pnot
~ i'ochlaiiu- Dam ~. - 3d. h"Ch-
land, ..
~ OVERWHELMINGLY ifiGh' ~ SAlc'A
hlSh' ~ ,.; .....
~ carlisle, fa-Cafllsie' % tettys-
purs' ,,. n. MIN,
~ Med-ofN- uiIS SCRUB n fAlliipa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-29
Football Notes.

At a college meeting of the University
of Maine Friday, s1l50 was contributed
for the pIomotion of university football.
This amount will be materially Increased
later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-29

The great Nile dam at Assonan.
which was begun four years ago. is
nearing completion The last coping
stone was laid June 80. The reservoir
formed by the dam win cost $25,000.00G.
but it viii greatly Increase the agri-
cultural prosperity of Egypt by bring
ing waste districts under cultivation
and enabling farmers to make two
crops a year on wide tracts of land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-29

New England makes nearly so per
cent. of the boots and shoes made in
this country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-29

Runs made-By Thatcher. Mitchell ,,
Bird 2. Mcdonald. McLain. Bass. Austin.
'rlgu-hase hit-Fr1st. Struck out-By
Mitchell, II by Frost, 1G. Umpire. Towse
Time. H. 2Jm.
Previous to the baseball there occurred
,bc scrap which from custom is an ac-
cumpanying feature Of the peanut
game" There has been a departure from
the regular custom. this year. by having
he. time honorcd "grandstand scrap re-
placed by nag SCRAP. The spphomorcs
and freshmen were arranged facing each
other ana AZ the signal rushed forward ~
4 nag or banner bearing Che numerals ~
1896. which had been placed cuuidistant
from the two bodies of students ana q
general miE-up of legs. arms ard bodies
in one huge SwayinG mass. cnSuvd
Although tho SuphumJrcS mustered less
men than the freshmen. nevertheless
when the signal WINS given IN ~ minutes
ID cease scrappiHg. il was found that
they ma 80 hands cingng 20 what wa
once banner. while the freshmen could
coriut Dut Is Daring the game the class
cells ana other manifestations ot class
spitit prevailed until 81 one time it look
ed ass though clash between the two
classes WIS inevitable,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-29
National. League, Sunday.

. ihe National League season scrc ended,
sunday, the locals taking two games
rom St. Louis
tFirSt camel
chicago ........0 o o . o 1 3 o X-i-9-3
y; Louis .......0 0 o o o . 0 0 2-2-:i-..,
battcrieS-Taylnr and King: ONeill
',hu Weaver. Time, 130. Umpire, Brown.
Attendance. $3.50
(Second gameD
SSHlSaso -..--........O o o N-i-1l-2
g Louis ............O q q q e-t- sd
h1tterics-Wiliam and King. Wicker
"Ed Weaver. Time, i.3j.
AT CINCINNATI.
cincinnati LII 2 0 0 o o 0 q x-3-1t-9
llllsburg 100 0 0 0 0 > 0 O. 81
Batteries-Hahn and PETIT: phillippi
ny thinner Time. l.5a. Umpire. o'Day.
Att nd0nce, StG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-29

Five hundred and thirty-two tons OF
cigarettes were exported from Egypt in
the year 1851.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-29
Probably You know low Ayers Hair
Vigor always restores color to gray hair
and makes the hair grow. That so s... s:

that respect The grape seems still 10 be
holding its own.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-29

In France s3.47499 IS spent every year
in the Improvement Of horse-breeding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-29
AT CINCINNATI.
Other Games. Saturday.

Freshmen, 4.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-25

ANY TOWN WANTING water works, cleo.
trlc lights or anything from canniu &
factory to cotton mill, should write
US. We organize and finance industrial
companies. Agents wanted o,erywhere.
The Southwo stem Promoting Co.. Wilson
binding. Houston. Texas. II
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HOOD butcher to open market; splendid
location. Market this ofi'icr -
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GAIL FOR BIDS Tor public printing ana
stationery ior the state government
Scnled proposals viii be received At inc
office OF tile secretary OF state at AusI,2'
Texas, until . O'Clock p M" on inc ptn
dag OF September, A. u. l9U2, from resi-,
dents Of the State Of Texas, 70 print anu
bind the laws aud journals of the senate
and huuhe ut representatives, ana 20 10
such other printing aud binding, ehc 70
furnish such stationery as may DC re-
uulrpd los law or may be needed Oy any
department OF the state government q
either house Of the Legislature, nuctt
the provisions Of title -, Revised stat
utes Separate proposals may Ne ~ons
To furnish the stationery and 10 DO tn
printing aud binding, Such bids WIN
he opened at the Office OF the secretary
OF state ia the capitol building ny the
city Of Austin. and the contracts WIZ pe
awarded as soon thereafter as praetlen'
BILE The probabl0 amount OF such priit-
ing, binding aud stationery required IN
der the contracts Is MS follows: ETsl
class, $4,000. second class, Sl9,oyo; tniln
class, 5000: fourth class, 5000 nal papea
for printing OF the second class. sif;VoV'
book paper Tor printing OF the hrst ciass,
5000; stationery, Sl+,0U, ne slsp. "a
reserved TO reject any aud al pias, a.. a.
to call for new bids without rrhuN 81 slIs. q.
nent Specifications will be FURNISHED "
parties desiring to bid, upon appicS.t.lvn,
10 me John g. Tod, Secretary OF stnt star
and er-offcio chairman board OF pu9' ~
Drintin9. -
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FOR SAlE-Sicnm Laundry DOING SIT0- -
week; in good live town 1000 InbSbit,,,f, -
Nudress A. 5. g., box sos. Marlin, i, xaS.
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AGENTS WANTED.

sOL1ClrORS- The passing Of Poor 10
creates demand for photos OF sayagt
llfs. write at once for llst anu p'ipvS ;
Harold smith, box TAB Oklahoma CITY,
o. T.
UITSTLFRS WANTED--The lnternatlonai
Loan and Trust comRhny offers a W.
attractive proposition 70 agents nuso gead
only need apply: good money Tor soeu
men international Loan and Trust coin,
pany, Box 567, Orange, Texas. l
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Si4~4 asoch se1s. Poet
~ Iant ode 1eock az.
FOR RENT.

THERE'S A FEELING OF COMFORT in
HAVING ONES vALUABLEs BEYOND
BEACH OF FIRE AND THEFT
HHNr ONE or our SAFETY Deposit
'Aas. HOUSTON LAND AND TRUST
COMPANY.
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NOTICE no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Anfeu
snhcontractors. teams and tcamsters. on
Northeri Irrigation company canal four
miles from BAY city. Apply on WORK. k
or at office Of w. = pelery' COTTON 70 81
change building Houston. ~
Go 40 NAPLES Mediclhs store i.e
can always ind L there. u
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PARISIAN Steam Dye Works
Eirers for fine dye Mg. clean!ng
n pressing, altering repairing If
|si gents garments of every dc.
b BY professionals Office GIL
/ phone ll24. Fern ndeH, propfie
q
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BUSINESS CORNER AND RESIDENT
LOT on HARDY STREET SENERAi
DESIRABLE COTTAGES NE A X
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SHOPS THAI
ARE BARGAINS. TEN ROOM HOUSE
IN TuiRD WARD BLOCK NEAR
MAIN STREET HARRISBURG ROAn
PROPERTY a SPECIALITY. j.. W.
CRAIG, SOC kIAM BUILDING -
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PARTNER W1nfcd viii SIT11 71-T IN -
es'ahllShcd business; [ have like 1mouu
aahH an opportunity to buy Address RIO
lulS tlUtp.
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NOTICE Of dissolution OF the firm of In.
man, helms Il Co, Notice is hereby
given that the partnership heretofore
existing under the 1rm name and style OF
lnman, helms X Co. with its principal
office and place Of business in the city Of
Houston, and State Of Texas, composed
of S. NJ. Iman, w. Z. Imam and Hugh
T. Inman of Atlanta, Ga, aud A. h..
helms Of tho city Of Houston, state OF
Texas. has been dissolved Oh this, the
8lst day OF July, 1902, by mutual consent
). NJ. lnmOn,
W Y. Imam,
Hugh I. lnm0n,
a. L. NclmS.
Formation of new firm TO be known as
Inman, helms x Co.
L. helms, OF the late firm Of lnmaa,
helms x CO.. o. Houston, Texas, now DIS
solved. and Henry A. lrmrn of the city
of Atlanta State Of Georgia, have ms
day eutereG into 4 general co-partnership
undor the uGme and style of lnmIn,
helms q Co, and will continue to trans
ect business of the kind and character
iotalv conducted by the late nrm which
was dissolved on the 3lst day of july
1902 ,y,r r,uon
@ on A. /. Nelms.
Gov
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HELP WANTED.

WAN1 Ed seyenty.nvc colored laborers for
extra gang. Apply az once TO 30 Pres.
ton avenue. -
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EDUCATIONAL.

sTMoN's BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1oosli
Congress avenue, Houston fall term be,
gins September !; new phone l44S. u
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TYPEWRITERs.

III -T1.KENSDTKFEK TYPEWRlTHKS on
easy payments. $40 cash and 80 pei
month 10 responsible people. or those wne
furnish good rcferenees w. =. hnssei
general agepl for Texas, Arkansas inuiln
and OKLAHOMA Territory
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PI-11;T TTTN'S PHARMACY, Congress ave
- and Ennnin street. Will remain open
until II D. M daily; your prescriptions So,
lieited.
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colony Ia seIni.tr0pic Mexico. Address
Captain q. Barrett. Houston, Texas. ~
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FOR SALE Well osf9h1ieNc3 Tor1e- 90
'VF store; rent cheap corner of En.
EeIhe ana Live Oak streets, Second ward
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.\IaIiaD OF unturnished south |
also one small room, halr |
NHIn car line; references |
-u children. Address lou2 /
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. IN and down /.
sVairs' Tor gentlemen only. at 12O3 Rusk !
.--- "a
FOR RENT-Nice cool room, newly reno /
Iateu, with bath, phone, close In sos
r-l Aask avenue. 80
JUST THINK. -Furnlshed rooms, bath, |
. CyL Inc, etc, " per week. 2lJ3 roIk. -
FOR RENTING Pleasant unfurnished |.
rooms BATH yard, underground cistern; /
500 month. 200 Bell avenue. Is
ROOMS FOR RENT on Inc second ana |
third hoort of l-O5 and l2O6 Congress ave
nue. IT
FOR RENr-Largc cool south rooms: CON. |
iortably furnished; all mo lcra convent. /
ences, private house, l5ll Congress ave
nue.. III
FlkNISHEp or uufurnished rooms at l0S
la Branch. -
WO ELEGANT CONNECTING front rooms,
furnished for light housekeeping; extra
large, gas, bath; large yard stalls for
horse. 1872 Capitol u
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent; also IIght
housekeeping rooms. AZ and Ms Caroline
street. 30
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; close IN,
gentlemen preferred; bath and phone priv
llegrS. references required. Address 2G4S,
thLa Office. -
FOR RENT-One eight. one ivc and one
tourroom house. Inquire at 1ilu Summe
srect 30
FOR RENT-One furnished or two unfur-
uiShcd rooms good location Third ward;
walking distance; bath privilege, Address
~, = ~; u.s. ~, 49,
@ ~ ~ - iil.nn nice rooms tor rent az
water bath pTiyiiegc WIN ''0' "'O '0 -
i57r1IS 5------7-7-,--,
or unfurnishcd. 500 Io9tsan6 street, 10
;7T711-,,, 81, ., - 80,
" ~ " 4 I'LL iNrhlShSo rooms for hsht
i"ui(Aye pl"s' WIN plN"esc ol JAIN ~
-
hLN hbO SES' KEN hpC SES-Ne cap
supply your wants II lou want TO rent
Gii1ine. phonr> ga 70
------------------------
NllI. ie"Ne. 10 sulidpie tenant 4ulllli-
i,uLt 4" INV on p'Iyh w. V1 HuSh, neal
d,"its' MIS- d. H' pt'' OF d. a. i"'"'r,o
7-7-7,z- 7-77-7-
s,h..NI LII mousse IVI rent 40 l'o2
SlAlI sl.ttI
NEAT twostory house 1915 san lachto,
9 9aln' not ana 'o'a 'ateE "p'N H'%j
~
NJ GotluSe' oath' sewerage ana Gus ~
sENEN-RooM HolsE-MoIern convent
:
LARGE room. 1908 Capitol. IS
VACANT LIST of Saptembcr. Gve.roon cot
tlgc iH Niyk's park. All .moJcr1 colt
'f,,,'rr,''r,. univ III.
VII -
;I7---,1 -;i--1-71 ~ - 80 --1-I71-----
1000 volkr.. clos. In -
--------------
- ~ ,,s ~ ,i,stfr.s Ami, lpOl
Rusk. IS
7-7--I ---,,- T--1irs
,..ont' MIN sma Kitchen f.r Ilght houst-
keeping l217 SAN JacIto street %
~ '- ~. ',, ..,,.,y cott1Jse ma
ha,n' Scgu,an a. HIrteii "
-
w, nu-4-N 49,. ~ ~ = ~ AZ
~ W. 7 G--- ~ 80 - 7-777-5
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TEE It's Peopee
Y 9kat YOU sa~t
HELP WANTED.

HE'LL. WANT ED,
WANTED I-ucr o,,1 u,In foron,on for AN.
thousand yellow pine mill; state expert
{p n,v, Wierynre' anu salary wanted;
TIMER WANTED Who understands cor
nice work; steady job for right man. sam
II. hetr lufkIn. 1eNcs. y
WANTED 4 cnnk onJ Laundry yomnn.
..natv. cncb s9S month or more With
!. H. Williams, Jacksonville. Texas. Is
WN\vI5p G.st- -ia-s ,,hifT l,nr1cT- "A ,
once. Abe Reakts, Eagle Lake. Texas. /
-
~ tN--7 = Al I-ST 4 4 ---,, -7,,---I- o. ,----,I
chi ri.ntntin,,, rot iihcroi Sontr,ci nm |
va. p,HHtalloh' most nuVI"l v"u,t ,t W /
"a 'E gay 'nVu - ~ nuu'E r,9, ~
By 'A',vIin, ~ u,UNiol sbin ~
- - 80. - ~ -l- -----------
hisDI WAN Ed "NlddiSaSeu man 20 Murh |
IA HSS'u, MnlC' must oe Sou'r' Au'r' sS
- - lie
WANTED Two first class cNpcricn, cd
dairy hands. good wages. Apply at the
TWO MEN for good permanent positions
With a company OF large capital, only
Ny 200 Macon lloeS. oO
clean ana neat one need apply 81 travis lS
EIycL ----- ~
lIlh ANTED-Gpud cook Tor small
family; good wages. Apply mo SAN ia
olulg sIlev.. ------. W
kEIIABLE COUILE to take charge OF
stock ana farm Immediately. Apply luu4
MARY, 20
WANT En-NiI around cabinet maErr; ono
who has had experience in furniture
-10-G - W NNaClL -------------------.
COLLECTOR Positively no gambler or
drmhIrd wanted, Address pOstonice BoN
5i5. q
WANTED TxpcNcnccd shed foreman uud
saw r.er. also trimmer and edger meu.
NE WANT SIN competent and eNpc.
ri,ur,d salcswomcu Who have had oX-
p,.iru,r u selling ladies' ready wear
garments, must De of good address, aud
uola.. at inch bust aud square shoulders;
good salaries paid and permauyut posi-
l'a ApplN 10y letter To Ld Ni"h.,
w.. = i, ~.
FOR EELiAblE help or position, clerks
W,U NNit'Nvrn5 i,,,,,j ifnnio,,i,nt ( cepr,
" ANIEp-G Good short order cook for
NiEht japanese Restaurant, llll Con
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Tne eullessful biddet fuaIl fufniNn a
good aul approved ooud Go he amoant
- ffty t5ol per GEM ot contract puce,
sId Bond to uo given within ntteen pol
GAYS after lhv date oil 0"arding coA-
tract.
Tac owner reserves the right 10 reject
any and nlll bids
s.sl The Houston Printing Company
Ole j. Lorehu and W. Carbys Zlmmer
man, Architects.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

no BOYS in our aorseshoemg shop; we
have added another fire and additional
help; can give pr0mpt service, telephone
516; free delivery. AIuschart y Keller
Co. 80
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f&0E your horse y, rcst assured
Es experimenting "n aim; only OK
tRi men employed; Tpmpr service:
EiNyi telephone u ). MoseaarS X
kla 81
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TOW RENT-A scvcur00m tWO-stOry mouse,
one block from South End car, two
books from Faunin school; House IN hrst
class conditions barn and servants llum;
all cunvcuicuces eNccpt sewerage. Apply
at 3Ou5 Louisiana or Hume Pharmary
1915 Main -
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ny Ihrce-room nvuse close IN.
H.a NufOliue 80
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3h SALE-Thr finest little business I'm
llouston trade established: notg 4 a.,
- per day; reasons for selling, party
nHs business Interests elsewhere md
must must leaFe city. Address X. y. H., us
NAll'P. ~.
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REAL ESTATE FoR SALE.

FARM for sale. three miles from Sheldon.
forty ucles rice land and Improvements
chenp Address Uncle Wraua. ShGidou
Texas. 2s
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.

NUNN q MUM,
CROcKETT, TEXAS
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EIGUT-KOUM NEW UOUNEi fcceptlor
hall. bath. colet, stationary wasnstand
ana electric lights; lot 7OXid0; hair block
from McGowen, on Louisiana. Small cash
payment balance monthly. iiannah X
Parsons. -
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WANTED -Travellng salesman; must fur
nish conveyance, give age, experience
and written recommendations. Dick2y
Drug Co., Bristol, Tenn. 20