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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-08
To California.

Through Pullman Tourist sleepers to
California via the Sunshine Route (Chi-
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul and Santa Fe
lines), every Tuesday, commencing Octo-
Der 14th. Berth rate. Sc. Ticket rate,
$3.50 during October. Ticket office, 1913
Nicollet avenue, or address w. e. Dixon.
NJ w. P. A., St. Paul.
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it should need no argument to convince
you that you can secure just what you
went by placing a small Want Ad in r h e
jour- 8 Classified Columns. Any
rea sonable Want can be filled by one
of these small ads. Use them. Reau
them, and you are sure to obtain Salts
factory results.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-08

A woman who Is weak, nervous and
sleepless, and who has cold hands and
feet cannot feel and act like we'll per-
son. Carter's Iron Pills equalize the
circulation. remove nervousness, and give
strength and rest.
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Sunday Trains to Lake Mlnnetonka.

TO and including Sunday. Nov. 9, the
Minneapolis & st. Louis Railroad will run
Sunday trains to Lake Minnetonka, leav-
ing Minneapolis at 9:45 a. M, returning
leave the lake at 5:45 p. m. Rate SOC the
round trip.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-08

plant on their
fourth floor
100 x 1875 feet,
for the manu-
facture Of
cloth caps.
This is q great
industry, and
will employ a
large number
Of men and
women. This
Is only another
indication of
the economy
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-08
PLAY FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.

The Gopher Athletic Association, which won
the independent championship of the twin cities
for four years. and the state championship last
year. will play the strong St. Paul Tigers Sun
day. at Lexington park at p. NJ. for the
championship Of the state. The st. Paul Tigers
have not been defeated this season, and have
been scored only once. The Gophers nave
Of the strongest teams they have ever had
and expect to give the Tigers run for their
money.
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The milwaukee," Calendar tor 1908

The ''!MITWauKee' OaTeHudT! TOT T9U3, :
Six sheets 10x15 inches of beautiful re-
productions, in colors, Of pastel drawings
by Bryson, is now ready for distribution
and will be mailed on receipt of twenty
five (25) cents-coin or stamps. Address
r. A. Miller, General Passenger Agent c.,
M. & st. p. Ry., Chicago.
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way got IN It1rOnCsSOI$ mccarthy pass.
The ball dropped, upon the ground and
Chestnut fell on it for South Highs sec
ond touchdown. Then Myrick kicked goal
making the score "A to II in favor Of
South High. .E&3 = $3.50
centrai's Final Squirt.
Central was groggy. Some Of her men
were barely able to keep their places in
the line, but the spirit of the boys was
unsubdued as ever. Morse kicked off and
South high was forced to punt Central
got the ball at the center of the field,
and went at South highs line in wl1irl-
wind fashion,, pushing their opponents
back just as they themselves had been
pushed back few moments before. Hun
ter's 20-yard run carried the ball to the
10-yard line, and three more trials brought
it five yards nearer Then on third down,
with five yards to gain, Hunter was pulled
through for another touchdown, and Cen
trail was again ahead Thayer's punt out
was wide and fell to the ground. Score,
Central 16, South high 0. -,
d Central pushed the ball to the center of
the field after the kickoff. Thayer punt
ed and South high fumbled, Thayer get
ting the ball again. Central worked down
as far as the five-yard line and was
stopped. Myrick carried the ball out for
ty yards in three successive end runs
the South high was forced to punt, and
Central got the ball just as time was
"a He'd The Ijne-llD:t,.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-08

SldI leu d OlONC
F q c t or a t
Gloversville, N.
Y. Hereafter all
all their gloves
and mittens will
be made in the
new building at
St. Paul. The
firm have built
up an enormous
business in this
d e p a r t m ent.
With the new
improved m a.
chinery and bet
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East High

Touchdowns, Hcffner. Dexter, Dirymple; goals.
Heffner; time OF halves, twenty-five minutes; ref
cree, Nye, North Side; umpire McSwain East
Side; linesmen, Melville, North Side; Carpenter,
East Side.
ST. CLOUDS VICTORY -.
The ST. Cloud high school team Friday played
Little Falls winning by a score OF 50 to 0.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-08

The two Fur Fac
tories consume an
immense number Of
skins. In every In
stance the skins
are bought from
first hands. This
firm is In closest
touch with all the
foreign and dones-
tic fur center1
through frust q d
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January, 1S87-nearly sixteen years ago
Driscoll & Dorsey, until re-
Gently doing business as McKibbin & Co.,
commenced in a small way to manufac-
ture and sell Hats, Gloves and Furs at
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-08

are made and
artists are con-
stantly at work
originating and
copying the lat
est and best
models. Nearly
900 styles indi-
cate the extent
of their variety.
In addition to
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-08
EYES ON G0PHERS
Western Football World Deeply In
terested in To-day's Game on
Northrop Field Gridiron.
Chicago, Michigan and Wisconsin
Teams Are Expected to Have
Easy Victories.
GAMES TODAY.
WEST.


Minnesota Illinois. at Northrop field
Wisconsin VS.. Northwestern, at Madison.
Michigan VS.. Iowa, at Ann Arbor.
Chicago vs.. Indiana. at Chicago
Kansas VS.. Nebraska, at Lawrence.
EAST.
Harvard VS.. Pennsylvania, at Cambridge.
Yale VS.. Bucknell, at New Haven.
Princeton vs.. Orange a. c.. at Princeton.
Columbia vs. Brown, at New York.
Cornell vs. Washington and Jefferson. at
ithaca.
West Point Union. ut West Point.
Annapolis VS.. Lafayette. at Annapolis.
Indians VS.. Susquehanna at Carlisle.
Syracuse VS.. Hobart, at Syracuse.
Wesleyan VS.. University Of Vermont, at Mid
Getown.
Amherst Williams, at Amherst.
Bowdoin Rates, at brunswick.
Rutgers vs. New York university, at New
York.
Colgate vs.. Hamilton, at Clinton.
Haverford vs.. Dickinson. at Carlisle.
University of Virginia Lehlgh. at Wash.
ington.
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LAST YEARS SCORES.

LAST YEARS SCORES.
Minnesota l6. Illinois o.
Michigan 80. Iowa 0.
Nebraska 20, Kansas 5.
Harvard SO. Pennsylvania g.
Princeton 90. Orange 4. c.. Q.
The eyes of the football world to-day
are turned upon Northrop field, for the
game between the Illini and the Gophers
Is the only western contest Of which the
result Is much in doubt. The principal in
terest of the other institutions In the out
come Of the Minnesota game IS the oppor-
tunity the contest Will give of sizing up
the Gophers, and predicting the result OF
their games with Wisconsin and Michigan
later in the month.
II Minnesota beats Illinois. and especial
~ if the gophers make a decisive score,
the team will be conceded a pretty good
chance against Wisconsin. and a fighting
show against Michigan. If. on the other
hand. Illinois is victorious. Minnesota will
have little show against the badgers, and
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o. Il. BUCKHOIT,

Chairman Kalamazoo Tuberculosis Remedy Co.
(Itd) Member Of British Tuberculosis Con-
gress; Member International Association
for the Prevention of tuberculosis.
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HATS
NONE BETTER MADE

the new Glove and Mitten Factory, Nc
kibbin, Driscoll & Dorsey will at once
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But South High was not to be denied
A punt was signalled, and Yerxa in some
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11

FOR sALR-On account OF heGttn, vAs
Me Xanthos confectionery aud fruit
store, 600 Main utroet, best location. nne
business established; for any Information
Inquire OF any OF the best wholesale Gem:
mission houses In city.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NRs. a BoCHOWs select primary scnooi
,,.li Eeonsn Wednesday, October 10 70
Ne NJ VI an,nher ~ pupils az 1911 Crawford
street between Iceland and Pease y
Mss - CLINE Will give Lessons ~
= Irre,,eh ami music: have my diploma ~
music from the Ineagnato S 9Fs fsqas AZ
noint ace. 500 Fuller street fosfia
ward,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11

WANT TO borrow $500 and viii pay llb-
eral interest; security excellent; rice
land within available canal water aud
near railroad, Address y, ~. o., Aldtldge
building, Beaumont, Texas. IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11

TWO YOUNG MEN attending school NOM
10 would like 10 work balance of daE
aud saturdays fur board; amy WORK mound
nuC 10
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SITUA1aONS-MALE.

WANTED Position as hookkeCpgr by young
man, Thoroughly competent 60 take cnargc
on any set 0t mrrcantile books SnttA.
factory reference guaranteed. Address !.
" Stubhlencd, 40, w JEFFERSON street,
Waco Texas. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11

FIVE. ROOM cottaGe with large hail large
clstorn and city water, one block from
electric car line, near school; price $500,
nall cash, Applv TO ~ l.. Mills, 2iG
Main street i2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11

FOR RENT -one nicely Furnished froTt
room, modern convenience one bioek
rom car line; rent reasonable to perma
heht PARTIES VIII give breakfast IL de-
slCeu, Apply 2Ols Iceland old phone
80, : Illss T.
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WHAT ARE we offered FOR forty acres
ncnr city limitsy Must bo sold az once
You can get IL &C a bargain charles r.
Munger Investment Co. 0i5s Congress
avenue. II
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FOR sALE-1500o feet OF second hand do
ana ceiling; call corner Milan and Frank.
lin. c. g. Wcnzel N
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FOR RENT.


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Siroiu,. DhIUSlr BOXES FOR THU
VaT p-AAGSE " PAPERS AND OTHER
Vaitt =; y - VS. We FOR RENT IN OUR
M RIft,s % y , N.Y. ~ ~. MAY BURN on
PUT IN oFE. fitN.r 1871 DoN
iiuuSioT H. NJ N IVA a B E.N TO-DAY
PANH, HOUSTON. n
,-np r,------
S,',tb ,,EN tp -,etat hye.room cottage near
ply cornrs Cbestnrt ia wv t,N u'loh' AZ
~,
FOR RENT--one nicely furnished front
r rooul modern conyeneDces. one block
nont v ar ilne' rsn rent reasonable 10 perma-
sired. ami, vi s'fe ofe9Ntasi Il de-
l45, rings W" ~
-------------- l..
IN zen seven-room house opposite
1 1usnn school; 81. Apply SJ 81,
.-ti-,tts.S,, II
FOR RENT~To Young business neonic
two suites OF apartments i'm my house
mo A Nn''eker FLORIST 1917 Liberty ave.
----- II
TWO GDNNETrI%G rCo,,,g ~, U,rI, q
housekeeping; no children SUE SIC
.-L Nluii''F Ii
N0 ole,,,,oN S%o5-story Residence mo Lamar
Flots hn uI", n, opa! 'n i9 10 butler
J.. Porter x sons 2i MI, MIN s,rc %yoi ~
Ntly -,,t,,, $50,
.h"c room mouse Tor rent on Snn
81, "Sy",," uhu d5feW' Apply Hipp Key,
ibkEt-k ROOM house for rent; people
WIN children need not apply lIl5
THREE rooms FOR Ham boussETening p7
Holly street ii
F0R RE'N'7 T---. T--- 49,,
win closets 2i15 ,oro o'lte "is''u l'' ~ I,
'T717 ,-7.,--,- S,-,-T-I---i
for ianti,u,e '9l'u ui'ita'is sVutl luolll 3
qulred. i20S R1sk '0up'e' l'i''e"ees ID
FOV HFZT T7--j-i,,,,---, n,
ave Moo ro,nSs GSii ma ~ ~ 4" 'iv g,a " ~
To i5I,Ti ~, !,
room. two.story bonsc kpni ,oI iit7 S Mn
al
~
No, h"s I'M phoHe' Feierencesi llVi
~
oNIE tOhNlSllED NOOA for rent; ll0l
MaIAer ANehuc lB
TWO connected front rooms bath mol.
ern cogyenienccs. sos Polk; references
-i'4"''- uu,,-- II
NICELY furnished room. second aoor for
gentlemen only. SOC Mckinney avenue.
.---------.---- 10
FOR RENT-One large downstairs room.
suitable. for ofice or printing room IS
Ami, a. GeEp' I46at,sd YEA, 5l2 san Jacinto;
NfrrIv e,r,,,-I-5 - ---
close In. 40 Fan Minis o"'N' gus pu"H IL
FoR pETT- ncr.I,. ,,,--,-1,--I T---I-I---ii
room; all modern conyeplencrs q
Rusk Is
PIIREF-R00T cofIa~c - co,,nIc- M
,bildren 1Io2 Coroiine '1F'N' iS
s..,i-,- : 80 -
~ nm ur IlSn rooms lot hsht mousse.
~ ll-.- ! : .''s d SlHg -
OFFICE for rent Anpy GIL Travis "a
FOR RENT-One and oue.balf story hrIck
cottage. 2Sll Fannin street: modern con,
yeniences. Apply N. Kattnaun, 302
NILSSON Dlock. j.
ron RENT Two-story brick building.
12l7 Congress avenue, John Kennedy
attorney at law. 2lOlo tahnln street. -
S S2oisa, rent reasonable. 1904
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FINANCIAL.

FOR GOOD shotgun or diamond, Hiiy piece
furniture IN our store ~ equal Yalue. all
new goods. Smith Furniture 70, 500
Travis. ~
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AUTOMOBILE PURCHASERS viii DO weii
TO get my offer bcfore buyingi can't be
cxcelled. Box 225. ~
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YATK ABOUT sANlNU MONEY on nar-
ness. Get them from a practical narness
maker. O. W. HNss, III Congress, nexr
~ srbeo kcilcr fr
MONEY no LOAN on lniproyed farm lands
eseirsi frrnss. muet favorable confrect
". ". Miller. 600 Khan block, Houston,
Texas. *
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t71lNE NIAOLO, East Indian clair
\ sSysat palmist ais Jackson street 20
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WHEN you strike bargain 10 Houston
real estate you strike som0thiug very
singular; n remnant ~ some ] az present
hive for limited time rs two very
pretty lots on Chartrns street with south
front, accessible 10 ear line aud Hll othor
modern convenionces. al Sb00 each. Nor
feet. phones 073, Binz building. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11

flS0, 900 TO LoAb on Houston business a.
residence property; one 10 ten gearai &c
lowest rates ~ Interest; monthly pay
tnents II desired: no delay N geitiuE youf
money Apply TO N. l. Mills 2l6 AEin
etleet, or address r. o. Box t13- ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE stock OF drugs; invOicc 5000,
sold this iuCnth viii give right party
pug bargain; good established business
Address bpx ~. Yorktown, Texas. ~
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M iec for latest issue Texas matIi-
-noal and correspondence paper, plain
\ /. spaled; all Texas people. i. Ball,
n sor 6ji, Houston, Texas. 20
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N0TTCE OF sALE--To All Parties Inter
egted; Account Of shipment being u n-
claimed at destination, inc houst1n 49, Lses
Sag oetober IS, ht 10 o'clock n m, sen
Ri Inc highest bidder, for easn : car =.
s,sles nav. which was shipped rom
olney. i. n, on OF about August ~. IT,
Ssaa IN al %. aud q. car III. Hay
iii Be sold at the depot q the IeSss
a,ransnnrtatlou Company on Willow ~. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11

FOR SALE--iGO ceres OF nnC, well drained
prairie land. snail Island of timber, vita
ID one milo OF Spring station, Ia Harris
county, Texas az a bargain. a. e. Bush,
Galveston, rtAas. lWz7
OPEN YOUR EYES 10 Heights advantages.
hnest LOTS easy payments. Patterson. n
RI. e CRAY Z Co 309 Rinz. b1y. set,
exchange real esfste. ~
FOR RENr~for 1913. BRACES valley faFln,
1907 acres, SO filahle, well fenced good
houses; partly equipped With teams i'm
plements etc; terms SsQe9, Address bog
-, BgookshiFc, Texss. ia
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BoARD-ROOMs WANTED.

WANTED Two Tcoms fol LIGHT h5usskeep'
Ing or room and board IN nlee family
llt counle, no children. Address ldlki.
fhls nfHee. %
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p Poet Sont ad GiH
~ ct !u4tSkatqol sa~t
HELP WANTED.

NANIhp-D tlINeil nny 20 MNlu n. N
N'ANrrlls A good acot at once. NJ Aaa
iN. "a
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AGENTs WANTED.

;------z--77 a 5TF nioney an fake haiF tonics
~ Otiey's Magnetic Combs the oniy
"a, grrtanteed protection AGAINST scalp
diseases and haldners, shlntit ~ cell
Tscefnr ui ~
;7-7777.;;5-7 Fps WISTED-The international
- -, end Trust cQmpasJ oneFs vera
sttractiye proposition 70 agents hnHteri
only need apply; geon money tor syoh
mel lntcrhnfiopal LoAa ~ t-NSs 49,
pSly. Boz 56I. orAnEe. .leAa---.------h1
~, FTz7F WTTsON-~oface 203 Kia .
"ti.Ittasas. tseadouarteFs for H6uston homes
- monthy psynsst or aay othsE pisna;
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$4,000 BUYS NINE LOTS AND EIGHT
HOUSES IN THE THIRD WARD; 500
BUYS FIVE HOUSES IN THE First
WARD, RIEZ & SETG EfiAST, NEW
PHONE So OLD PHONE 7o7. n
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En- A. BUJAC, pianiste, studio 40
uooreBuTnett building II
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iS0, SO; lost,
- - a. lotost issue Texas mnt,I-
'1 -osisI and correspondence paper, plain
4 sealed; all Texas people. j. Ball,
Y, AL, Houston, Texas. 20
- UrSS q 90 ~. hon,o
~ ~ o. qo5 Travis street ~
ntde laIless, 912 : : = : go =
IA A. BUJAC, pianlste, studio 40
iooreBurneLt building U
-Tn1VT NIAOLO. East Indian clalr-
IsIaaL P-i---7s - :. -; :, -; :. :; -
lAhiA ~ a,.an,,a originai nnd onlv c,vs.
eenslsss S,s,i ri6irvovant snitit mo.
~ ~. s'V "A geyas LOST articles locafed
a a.lI. Y Ror tSAu ar money. Ve''' ~
-, ---' \, 49, 49,, 4.
lvth i lu y. |"
ll.L I wa. ~ -,
aiu ala .al 20 cent9 oUiIeig pug ~ Oh
lsA!A = auN 'N4' Va 70 N'"i
y! SVls.sss; ,,-,s-.-;, u
SlpIES VELVET CREAM meals all rough
lag cAalPeu sAin' euhl"lns no NuseAhe;
u
fAlisAg D toS IN 1' IA On nc a.
Ey BONE, ~ iolA u tuHe' gu plloue ooo,
iespeesi9lly soiivil tle i9itlonase Oh
ihose who do not employ bookkeepers reg
sdi ~ rscronufs nj. ltes NJ a viJpo
w =; NAL In elmer I5nniisI orr Cor,
'asn George Kidd II
-, - 80.
Rlhh Nt1hV NJ q pbANA 80 cents
W. evph poslPaiui Vush, no slunps' lot
SleN ulfU u4la 70 enauie me 70 SCI OUT
. y wv nvn u1uAs, a. ~ ~ ny
~ ANuoulsu ny ny nCN -Nalilc.
AZ. slS T Su.iDi' ~ "iuit ";
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81 VAhi h MI IiH,SIi ~ o.i p y
n. .1s srr, - v,hisl. ,,,,.,ii,
80 ,,i,, t,' - pm
s. e sliu VoD BIZ IuI ii. llV ~, - ~:
es... 1-.-s, ~ : -.--e, l|,Sl ,,s, I, S-.a. -
.seIklsAb MAssAGE, scalp treatmenlt,
i. si M t''t IL NNN4N ~,
Is.ssga eo.a. 0I9 punt LoI1. u
tHANDLE the wen known brand Of "a
'eiie Blankets. and Plush Lap kobcS,
|kss UPS w. SOAgless avenue. II
Is P /. NOBLE spiritual cTaIrIoVa1T,
GOV permanently located at lUl3 Cat
~ ", uesNeen Paull'u anu NAM hours
!. 49, =. -, : W 2, II
ZONE WORKS-D0or giIIs Nyindov- -SiiIs
NJ all cut stone works fnt huiIding4
M cemeteries Of best materials. I.oris
.tttbe, box i03. Houston il
RrSII0TTv77 -
I'M p Ssaa,,g w SApefiehceq men, No
a ...,.. lipe'npt eel}llce. Telephones 1lB.
\ u selaIl Keller 70. II
ts IN nVNS n, FL!s'i reed our expert S
q prea a asvnty % leip' fronlpt Serv
40"NS'S' MveNAull hcbet
IL
f'lSf YOUR BT'I5f;Y " T,--- ~, ,j,7cSI
K not shop IN Texas. emNloStig nnl1 me
"a = -sVn4nies' Nosehart Y Keller 70.
IL
"a 81 VafcT cIc--,---i --------
ICED under enarS1fi,, VI Ilutusp rlns re,
IA nade n d saeranteei leWelry repaired
h e..sE. 10 Travis street. ID
81 silver plated -7-,-,,- ---------
eAes rIp g,''e ia spoons knives, forks,
s .sge at as Travis Street. e e.
Y ~, IL
TERESA BALDESTTT{V7T IT'D -
s' isl5 Travis street 5'sVD h io sfoiS
b; also b. Inl,aeiir'oy9anI tells every
m Nu''' 4V-V Preston ave
n m j.
I9n and nurse. ii,fo TVt.A' n3nttt so2p
- IL San Antonio, Texas. ii
IN yard II ogatod moving line ana
lales and Providence , iode' eorler
un apd T. ~ GiH I WI get prompt at
In nv ~ rti household goods viii he
.2tantee ~ RSsDuai attention aud VIII
SIoasi 9es aSiengsq %in t tqs
s -1salell, proprietor. gi
IS L al H. p
Nix, lac N5essent-P Pears soap. un
-a S3e Crescent Orig Sfore 319
s..-sI. eorner Preston avenue. II
n II i5 sssn before all during confIne,
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- Es.rATE ZOE sALE.

$40 ACRES good Timber isnd IN san IN
emo river. hye miles from railroad: land
MIL raise any kidd OF crons. IS per acre
". w. Aahl y Co., go Mai- street. 10
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AuJNG MAN-Send me Your aga and
amount or insurance desired and will
give you Ogures Oh twemty,pay lire
pollcNi where In case Of death hi twenty
years q premiums are returned vita
ti ,in. amount OF policy; You get th life
correspondence c0nfdential; notes tnktu
I9r hrst year prenlium Address W. "A.
ia1Ittsrson' manager, Hartford Lie, trust
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United States. his various works at Barber
ton, near Akron. employing about 5000 peo-
pie. He Is also a thorough business man
in every sense Of the word and he brought
both experience and brains to aid his pat
ents in working the trade.
The Bryant & May people soon found that
1t was impossible to compete with the
Americans. They sent their agents all over
the world for patents that they might get
new matchmaking machinery, but there
were none to be had. Then they tried max
ing safety matches, but they did not under
stand the business and the matches were
not a success. The heads would come off
or would fail to light and they proved gen.
orally unsatisfactory.
The English monopoly had been paying
dividends of 20 per cent, but under this
competition they saw their business rapidly
~dwindl.ng. The dividends fell to IA per
cent and 1t was seen that in time there
would be NJ dividends whatever. Then the
heads Of the American company stepped In
and held a conference with the managers
Of Bryant & May. The Americans showed
them that they knew more about the Eng
llsh match business than the English them
selves and proved to them that they could
easily crowd them out of the markets. They
said they would do this, but that 1t would
be cheaper to buy them out or absorb
them than to fight them, and bAe. offered
them the alternative. The Bryan! & May
people gave in and the English monopoly
was swallowed up by the American nrm.
The business Is still carried on under the
two names Of the Bryant & May and the
Diamond Match company. It is now nom
inally English. but 1t is really American.
Yankees Make Matches for England.
I went out to Seaforth this morning tc
learn how the Yankees make matches for
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