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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-14
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS Bryan, Tex
as, November II, 1902. Sealed proposals
win be received by the undersigned until
o'clock Tuesday, November 70, ana
opened Immediately thereafter, to furnish
the labor and materials for the masonry,
I carpentry, plasterlng, electric wiring ana
fixtures, tin work, galvanized Iron work,
and painting, separately or collectively
necessary for the erection and compile
tlon OF two-story brick library building
for the city Of Bryan. according to plans
and specifications which VIII be on fle
for inspection Ia my oInoe after Wednes-
day. November ~.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check OF an amount not less than
. per cent of the bid and In no case less
than twenty-five dollars, 20 be forfeited
TO the city OF Bryan II the bidder fails
to sign the contract and to furnish, with
in ten days after his bid Is accepted, q
good bond 10 the sum Of not less than 40
per cent Of his bid
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids ana to waive auy informallty or
defect IN any bid II II should be deemed
In the Interest of the CITY Of Bryan to 90
SO. T. NJ. Raysor, president board OF III.
reetors Bryan Carnegie Library. 10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Houston,
Texas, November 10 1909 -Sealed pro-
posals addressed 10 D. y. Bryan, city
VIII be received up 70 ~ o'clock noon ON
Monday, November II. 1902, for the con-
structi0n OF brick, asphalt or gravel paw
ing on Firth street, from Washington
Louisiana street brides as per plans and
specifications on nle IN city engineers
Office.
All proposals must he accompanied by
certified cheek Tor $500 ON any bank IN
Houston made naynblo TO the mayor OF
said city without conditions, same 10 pc
Arizona republican., 1902-05-17
DAY OF DIVORCEs
The Case of Husband Wh5 Was Too
 Good to His Wife.

The business Of the district court yesterday was confined exclusively 70 divorce matters. Tine first c@ae caliad was that Of Rosaiie Cory against Ru- ral Cory The complaint was based On tnc grounds of assertion and failure to support. The plaintiff is the daugh- tor of Harry George. formerly Of his city, and or account of her want ui fragility is some times alluded to as the Large Casino. She said that the we'd ding took place on December 31 lS3S
 The parties n tha contract thought that tke new year would he much hap pier for them if they could be together all the time. New ' ears day vas hap py enough, but their blissfu' existence did not last out the year. Before De- ccmbet. 1899. the plaintiff said her hus- band left her to her own resources and since then she had been compelled l." support herself by dre=smakins md Other forms of manual labor. She is
Arizona republican., 1902-05-17

 . WANTED. } ]. :,
One Hundred Bright
 Girls and Boys

to sell the BEST COFFEE, TEA, SPICES AND EXTRACTS in Arizona, and we are going to give you the finest and most expensive line or premiums ever given away by any house in Arl- zona, including Bicycles, Graphophones, Ladies' and Gentlemens Watches. Mah- dolins, Rifles, Boxing Gloves, Foot Balls, Etc.
 AND we're going to help you sell these goods by giving your customers a ticket worth 21ac on every purchase These tickets are redeemable on any of our dishes, glassware, etc, same as we have always done.
 AND we're going to do still mora Every one of your customers who pur- chase $1 worth of any kind of mef- chandise of us will receive q chance oh twenty beautiful and useful presents. absolutely free.
 This is the most liberal offer ever made by any Arizona house. our low prices and good goods should enable you sell the amount of goods neces- sary for different premiums in a short time.
 AND MORE-besides all of this we are going to cap the climax by present. ing absolutely free and in addition to all other prizes. to the boy or girl sell ing the most goods for us up to Get l. 1902. Ladies Of Gents Bicycle. Ev- cry boy or girl in Arizona can enter this race if yoa wish. We want you all.
 Call or write for particulars
 You can all get a prize at the store that's always busy.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-17

Mermaid Washing Powder coupons ir each package. Presents free.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-17

now keeping body and soul together by keeping q boarding house. She sald that she had frequently applied to nm for financial aid. but without any other result than failure. Her husband. sne said, could help her if he would; he Was amply able to do so for he was in receipt Of the munificent sum of "fO Ia month in payment fer his services in responsible position in a brick yard
 All these statements Of the plaintiff were corroborated by her bosom friend and constant companion. q young Wo- man by the name of Edith Simms. \ decree was ordered.
 The next case turned out differently. Judge Nelson failed to get q divorce from his wife Viola Nelson. because he had been too good to her His suit Was based on desertion In May of 1899 in order to avoid the heat of the SalJ River valley summer she went to New York to visit a brother. In the fall. when the weather had moderated suf- .hCient!y tO allow her to return tO Phpe- nix, she wrote that her brother was i'll and she would like. with her husbands consent. to remain with him a while longer. The consent was given. The sick brother was sick all winter. .lnd when srruig came. bringing with il birds and blosSams. Mrs. Nelson Wrote that iuasmuch as summer was now ar hand il would hardly be worth while to return to the heat which had forced fe" 10 flee the year before. However, like q dutiful Wife, she would act on her husbands wishes. if he thought she could stand the summer. she wouid come. Again the husband consented ioi he; to remain in the east until :dll. That consent was fatal. CT the last log isIature made il so. Previous t0 the sitting of the tWenty-frst legislature ,he period of descrtion for divorce pur- poses was six months. Among the many devices which the legislature re- sorted to make GiVcrces harder % get. was one AXtending the period of de- sertion to two years. \ woman cannot desert . man with his consent rhe second consent of Nelson for his wife to remain in the east extended to De- tcbeT. 1900. Su he cannot be heard to complain that he has been deserted un- til October. 19G2. The case was dis missed.
 On the motion of the plaintiff and with the consent of the defendant. the case Of \. J. Daggs Vs. Daniel Ni0ss was continued for the term. The case Of Minerva 0. Kellogg vs. Carmen Pc- raZz1. was reset for May 19 on the con diticn O. the Jausenting of the defen1- ant.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-17
The Kind Of Work Done by PAENE'S CELERY
 COMPOUND Mrs. Mary Hickey of South So- dus, N. Y, Had Rheumatism So Bad She Could Not Walk. Had to Be Wheeled About tte House in an .nvaG;d's
 Chair.
The Use of the Never-Disar p7inting
 Rheumatism Banisher Cured Her.

True merit. prompt and effective ra- suits. and astonishing cures have given Taine's Celery Compound a position on the highest round cf tha ladder of fame.
 Paine's Celery Compound is today the ouiy sm ing medicine asked fer and bought by thUahtfUl and discerning rac pla. Fer tha treatment of serious disaas g. sGgh as Theum2tisn. neural g.a. nervous disorders. ana blood troubles. Painc's Celery Compound hae nc equal.
 The credit Of Pairc's Celery Com pound has advanced to such high smirenca that amongst the millions who use it We find the names of mil Icnaires. bankers. professional men, wealthy merchants. and women of note. All have made t their chosen remedy for the cure Of chc-nic diseases and fer the banishment of the little afl- ments that cften make life misera bic.
 Paina's Celery Ccmpound in the opinion of the leading druggists and physicians. has displaced nearly all the common advertised medicines of the day. This great work has been accom- Ilished only by .nsrit and genuine cures. Rheumatism, neuralgia. and nervous disorders take flight in spring time when Paine's Celery Compound is used for q time. Why delay the work .os health huilding when such a life giv5r is within your reach? Test its efficacy this very day.
 Mrs. Hickey, happy and grateful for the astonishing results derived from Paine's Celery Compound. new nerve fiber. nerve fierce. fresh energy. and vitality. writes us:
 For nearly thirty years I have been an invalid. caused by that terrible dis ease. rheumatism. Fer six years I could net walk without the help Of friends All my jcints were stiff. and | had to be wheeled about the house in an in Valid's chair. Physicians medicines. baths. etc. etc. were all in vain. but Paine's Celery Compound practically cured me. and l am now able to walk around and do my hoUseWGrk.'
Arizona republican., 1902-05-17

Tiun nny}nn goods with Diamond Dye cotton DgG yU.tJH col9rs. Will mol creek or smui
Arizona republican., 1902-05-17
Ask for Mermaid Washing Powder
FIRE AT BENSON
Destruction of the Recently Construc
 ted Brick-Making Plant.

The following letter Was received here yesterday, and though il bore no signature the information it contained is probably correct:
 Benson. Ariz., May 15.-The Benson brick plant Was destroyed by fire at T. o'clock last night. IL was not learned how the fire originated, nor the amount the plant was insured for. II will he great loss to the town"
 The brick plant was constructed T few months ago by a company and has net been in operation long. Its value 10 Benson was not alone for the ma Sing of brick for construction work in that town. but many bricl. were made for ether southern Arizona towns. so the enterprise was one in which many were interested in one way CT another.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-17
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS

After May the use of water for sprinkling or irrisatinS of yards or lawns must be confined between the hours of and o'clock D. m. Nozzle or sprdyer must be attached to hose at all times when in use. For violation or above rule water will be turned off without notice.
 THE PROENIX WATER co.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-17
ANOTHER EXCURSION TO NAco.

Account of the Bull Fight to be held at Naco Sunday, May 18th, the NJ. X P. in connection with the South ern Pacific will sell tickets to Naco and return for $S. Date of sale Saturday, May f7th, good to return to Phoenix not later than Thursday morning, May 22nd. Through sleeping car, Phoenix to Tucson. For further particulars call on local agent or
 NJ O .BICKNELI.. G. P. A.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-17
FOR SALE.

A complete steam power plant ir, first class condition. Consists of T. H. P. engine, 20 H. P. boiler, pipes, etc. Can be bought for half of original cost. Call on or address The Republican. Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-17
CETN EsRENkTKE@ @
NOTICE.

Fcon May 10th on through the heat ed talmS ct the summer months the Hotal Adams cafe Dining Parlors will serve a Merchants Lunch between l. and 2, for 50c. Cool dining parlor. ser vice first class. Short orders served during meal hours. Give Us a tIfa! and D" convinced.
 FAHEU & NUCHER. Managers.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-17
HOTEL ADAMS CAFE.

Short orders a speciality. Ali steaks and chops are broiled over a charcoal fire. tho largest in the territory Our prices are moderate and service uncx- ceiled. Try us.
 c. FAEER and T. KUCHER. We do our own work. We keep everything the market affords.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-17

Great variety ot 3GGian baskets from all western tribes at the Curio. Some men excel in talking much And some in talking loud, But the man who lets his money talk Is tke one who leads the crowd.
 Washington Star
Arizona republican., 1902-05-17
BUSINESS PEOPLES EXCURSION,
 SUNDAY, MAY IS.

Wickenburg and return, only S1.OO. Special train leaves Santa Fe depot 7:30 a. m. (city time).
 A. W. UPSON. Manager.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-17

Pure Ice Cream at Coffee AIS Rest aurant. Special prices in quantities. It's equally as good as our coffee.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
Defeats Pennsylvania State Col
lege ny. Score of Eleven 10
Nothing on a Muddy Field.
HARVARD DOWNS WEST POINT.
Princeton Victorious Over Wash.
ington and jefferson, % to )
- Pennsylvania Loses
to Brown. 6 to -.

New Haven. Conn. Oct 1s-Yale defeated
the Pennsylvania State College eleven to-
day at football by the score Of Il to O.
Til game was the hardest that Yale has
been called upon to play so far this season.
The field was muddy and the ball wet and
slippery.
Yale's goal was not seriously in danger
at any time, although two long runs by
Smith, fun back. gave Pennsylvania cour-
age TO hope 10 score. Late in the first half
the Yale team for a few minutes became
demOra1zed, and the visitors pushed the
ball nearly forty yards by good gains
through both tackles. and carried q tut
from a point dangerously near goal.
Three times Ia the first half and four
times in the second Yale lost the ball TO
Pennsylvania by fumbles, and twice these
fumbles cost Yale what seemed likely to
be ~touchdowns. Yale was never held by
the visitors. who seemed unable 70 break
the Yale interference when IL was well
started Glass, as usual, was strong in the
offensive play.
The first touchdown was made early in
the hrst half by Farmer. after a series OF
short-liue plunges. Ward kicked the goal.
II was not until late IN the second half
that Yale could again score. Then. after
Metcalt had made a beautiful forty-yard
run back OF Smiths punt, and a good end
run by Farmer and Preston, Ward took
the ball over. Ward failed OF goal.
The ball was In Ysle's possession on
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
Tigers Trouneed 10y Haskell In
dams at Kansas City by Score
of Forty To Nothing.
CLEARLY oUTCLASSED.
Redskins Charge Through Mis-
souri's Line and Circle ,lr
Ends for Large Gains
Almost at VIII.
~rrPrrIrc srErIAI.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Kansas city. Mo. oct. I,-Ttr University
OF Missouri foc;balI team was defeated here
to-day by tn Indian team from Har}SeI. In
| stitute at Lawrence. kas. The score was
- to @.
The Tigers We're uutc!ass-i On every style
OF play and were never. "a fl,tar 81 the
game. TIL y were absolutely no match Tor
The husky Indian team.
Within two minute after size beginning
Of the game the redskins had succeeded in
scoring their hrs; touchdown. Another
touchdown wIs made D.! Haskell during
The nrst half
Dr. Jh- second half tire Tigers med To
weaken inmtutIhiy. whsle the Indians -u-
p~Ireutiy grew struuE'r as tI- came rrl-
gr-s~rd. Ni-sHgr'S lire was aiuls- mo- oh
stlCl- al aid fgr th- lrltse. and It's e.d~
wsre circitd again and again for large
gains
The Indians Pity was sr.ctlsY'ar a.
times j. was featured ly iuu= runs Iv
inc A~rshiru,tt.. M.euei AID others 90
the second hIlf A~rcllulrts. -uriut-i AROUND
ltft end and down a.. field u.tv Yards for
"a touchdown. and q litti, later MiEue,. on a
trick. broke through tho TIGERS line and
rIlloped almost the cut.r- length II the
Hold II WIS an icltt-fys-fHli run. AMI
decd five more points to tl. r.l-s.us total
Tire result Df the sumo was = ~%urYr.s.
tr Western football experts. aul o. Us uni
v.-sally conceded that if Missouri does not
improve 3 great deaf hstpr- Thtrk-- v.u-
by rs defeat by kansas viii De mo-e de-
ciSlYe than ever before.
i'll La IHa-MnH
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
HOW 1T SPREADS.
A Report From St. Louis Confirmed
In st. Louis.

r testimony Of friends and ~nalghbcrs
In very city and town OF any importancs
In the United States had made Doan's KID
ney Pills famous The people OF St Louis
viii not hud II necessary 10 30 out Of the
city tor proof. Plenty OF evidence here al
home.
Mr.. J. 5 Wood. Acct in the st. Louis
Label Works. living at 500 Morgan ST..
says: "Ny old home Is IN Quincy. H.. 4
place where DOdn's Kidney Pills are z
household necessity. When / first came to
ST. Louis several druggists on when I
called did not have them In stock. and [
sent 10 an old friend. a pharmacist in
Quincy. for them. I had attackS of kinney
complaint for hve or six years. causing my
back to ache Just across the loins. ] found
that Deans Kidney pits acted as repre-
scented. ard when I noticed them adger-
tised ut Woln-WIsou's. Cor. 6th and Wash
ington avenue. ! went there for a box. rot
that I required them at the time. 81. I
thought X was n good opportunity 10 adopr
precautionary methods"
For sale b. al dealers. price 90 cenfd
Foster-AIilburn Co. Buffalo. n. y. s6Es
agents for the United States. 2
Remember the name-Doan's-and AXE p
substitute.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
Pernsvlvaaia'S le-yari lire when the sec
oul half ended. The llnc-iV.
CULVER IN FIERCE GAME.
CadetS Defent Lewis Institute, sixteen
to Five.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Culver. Ind. oct. lS-Culvcr won the
fercest game played here this season from
Lewis Institute by "A score Of % 10 .
knight scored the first touchdown for the
academy seven minutes after the game be-
gan. after straight lire plunges.
Five minutes later the Lewis.s only score
was madEI on a T. Lewis had been
forced 10 punt n the middle or the n=ld-
McQuaid ran back the kick. bat was thrown.
SO hard on Cuiyer's t~en-yard line that the
ball slipped from his arms and Bantlett
carried Il over for a touchdown
In the second half Culver fumbled on
their s~iX-yard line. and Lewis carried the
ball 10 within half a yard OF goal on next
two plays. With first down against them
the cadets held three times without 4
stopping Culver after that and two touch
downs were made in short order. II. Rays
carried the ball over both times. The line
fn-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
BARNES MEDICAL TEAM BEATEN.
Whitewash Was Applied by the East
-. louis nigh Schnol AIumnI.

Another victory was won by the East 81.
Louis High School .ont Tail eleven v,st.r-
Gay afternoon. when they Viii. washed the.
Barnes Medical College tiam BY 4 ~-ur. OF
II % a.. The game vas hlrI fought an the
way. and was probably he cleaueSt game
ever played on the East Sifa. Il atrr.s.et
"a large crowd % football Enthusiasts. many
Of whom were ladies. l. the new Athletic
grounds In Wi1StInlcy Park.
The game was made up as a result ~ the
failure OF a team OF the. Manual Trsiuiu-
Sc-ool To- meet the East ST. Louis Alumni
anu or tle M~ch.utree toteso eleven To
meet TIE Barnes Medical COLLEGE eleven.
Members, or the Barnes eleven were
heavier than the East ST. Louis bows. nut
yesterday was their first GENE ana. al
though they worked we'll tu-ether. they
were unable 20 stop the wsii-p. Inuc1 ANA
executed plays made by the Last 81. Louis
ans Tie plays were almost all solid Iga
bucksngs- only three puuts were az; mpted
In the game. and both 81 these came 20
august EegInau. captain 81 the East St
LOUIS Alumni. made the. star plays which
counted the points on the. scurc. Hs carried
the ball through To- the first touchdown in
the first part Of the first half ani also
made a touchdown in the second half Sher-
rer failed . kick the mkt goal but Tank
Egsman kicked the seCOnd. making the
score IL to o.
Excellent work was done by Jones. the
rtcht tackle on the Barnes tam. and Whit.
and Dennis. the right half backs on the
East St. Louis team. ADAMS of East ST.
Louis also distinguished himself AMI
Hammlcr Of East -. Louis made = star
play by crossing the Barnes line and catch
ing a punt.
The lineup was As follows.
Ea-i 81 Louis. Fositl n Ea--es Medical g
kNEUa ord t#...ua
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
Won From Illinois Normal ElcvcG
10y the Score of Twenty
Two TO Nothing.
LOCAL HEN PLAYED WELL.
Put Up a Fast Game, Which Neu
uaiizcd the Visitors Advan-
tage in Wcight-Rior-
dams Good Work.

In an interesting game at the Christian
Brothers college yesterday. the G b.. &
eleven won from the Illinois State Normal
team by a score Of = 20 o. outp.aying the
heavier visitors and simply running over
them in the closing half. 1t was the first
local game 81 the Brothers. and COauh
Todd was greatly pleased With the showing
made by hts men
Advantage In weigh was with the visit
or. as they averaged about Is pounds
this superiority being countcrbalauced D.
the sperd OF the e. r. c. backs. and the
weight % one vr two Of the lnemen-
Brooks. the addition TO the c. T.. G squad.
tips the scales at slightly more than %
pounds. and his bulk proved a most yalu-
able addition IN the second hall. when II
carried the opposing line before II 4"'
lhe Brothers played a snappy game
throughout. and after the first ten minutes
Of play 10 was apparent that the local team
wound win. The first touchdown came
scarcely I'VE niinctes after the contest
opened. the Illinois men attempting 70
punt. only % have MerteTns jump ioFNaEd
and block the ball.
VISITORS BEWILDERED BY PLAY
The lines were on Illinois twenty-yard
marx az the time. and the ball bounc.d y
hind the lire. Rlo1dan followed. II W
quickly. aided by EDod interference on Ile
part Of his teammates. who broke up tue
bewildered uhaeis lire. and ne had talSn
upon the NaAA hNAtA[ NNN -
realized what had taken place. The score
was the first made in the game.
R-rockmeyer was the next 20 score TOT tAs
Hrother4 Successive end runs, m WnF,I
interference played quite a part. resulted
In Brockmeyer EettiTg past the opposing
lire FOR gaIrs OF from fifteen TO twenty
wards. He finally wound up or the Illinois
three-yard line. directly in front ui tne
goal \ mass play AZ this point sent hinl
over for q ~tOuchdoWn-
throughout the half. steady work was
done by the Brothers. aid the Dali was on
Illinois forty-yard line when the peFlVl
In the second half the weight OF Brooks
began TO tell. Time and again he broke up
the line before him and made steady sains.
Croattng holes through which his backs
sent over FOR a touchdown. after the ball
had been worked close to the post Brock
meyer continued his end run throughout.
and Ri0rdau kicked two goals from the
t~Ouchdowus scored
Coach Todd seems 10 have turned out a
fast aggregation at the college. and, alb
sencc OF weight il not so apparent as II
son and Rlorian are men OF football tx-
perieuce. and all put Up a good game. All
have considerable weight. but the avolrfu-
pOis on the q. u. g. team yesterday was
limited TO a few individuals. as opposed to
a steady average OF 80 In their opponents
George Pennington. former captain OF St
Louis Tuiversity's team. who Jumped" to
ance on the college eleven and played LETT
guard. Pennington has heretofore played
at end or at fun back. but he ala well in
his new position Hastide and Foley alter
HOW THE TEAMS LINED UP.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
Academy First Tenn Victorious over
H~IIIsbOrO, IL to q.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Alton. Ill, oct. B-TwO exciting football
games were played on the gtiiirOn at the
Western Military Academy this afternoon
The first between the Westerns arSt team
AMI the Hillsboro High School resulted in
a score Of IS to 0 in favor OF the Academy.
The second was between the Westerns
second team and the Alton High School and
resulted in a score OF = to 0 In favor or
the Alton team.
In the first game. superior team work
and good offensive and defensive play on
the part Of the Westerns was directly re-
sp0nsible FOR the victory and the fact that
the halves We're but twenty minutes long
prevented a much larger score being piled
up-
vice was the Western goal In anger
and both times the team braced up and
prevented a score. The first time the ban
was on the threc-yard line and the second
time on the two-yard lire and a touchdown
was thought certain In neither case was
the score made. however.
Cezaisf. Sheridan and Maroon scored the
touchdowns for Western. after ten minutes
Of play. All three goals were kicked by
sheridan. In the second game the team
from the Alton High school had a sert-
table walk away scoring almost at will
The lineup for the first game was as fol-
nW-na=