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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-20

TO sPENnTERFTS- those who want
TO save, TO those who want to invest
Drop me postal with your name aud
mspc lto on" re COM MI S NOV Eou ithon1
risk. +. o. Box 257, Madison Square,
New York city. 20
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CIVIL SERVICE government positions
1919 appointments made between July l.
1901, and April 10, 1902. Only common
school education required for cxamina-
ton. Catalogue Of information free,
Columbian Correspondence College, Wash
!ngtou, d. G.
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l WANT first class real estate man,
with some capital, TO take active mau-
agenent of established real estate bust,
ness. 20l2. this office. 20
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FIVE LOTS AND FOUR HOUSES IN
HorsToN HEIGHTs. 500; CORNER
lot AND THREE HOUSES NEAR san
FELIPE ST, RENTS FOR sl5 ppm
MONTH $To0: -FOUR LOTS NEsA y
PACKING HOUSE, WILL SELL
CHEAP. SULLIVAN & HANNA, 81
MOORE BURNETT BLDG. OLD PHONE
1861
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FOX SALE -EesJdnraut piendid location,
good trade established -dlo CONGRESS. -
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FOR sALE-A furniture. undertakers and
suddlery business, also store mouse; l1e
only Business OF its kind in the town
death Is the reason for selling. Apply 70
A. {. W., lock box 81, West, Texas. 20
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CIGAR Statesmen WANTED-E xperlence
unnecessary; good pay. Emanuel Il Co.,
station j." New York.
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W NHIFsTIItIl
The largest wholesale tailoring house Of
fers fine opportunity TO experienced
reputation. To such men they will fur
nish complete equipment Including
woolers In the piece to start a modern
merchant tailoring business. No invest
ment required on part of the statesmen,
Salaries guaranteed TO right parties.
Many men who started in this way
year or two ago are now well rated mer-
chants. For further particulars address
B. X shannon. Lock Box $40, Chicago.
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FOR SALE CuEAP-Well equipped book
apd Job printing office. Aadfess f-iG5,
this office. -
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e1I07l--1CRE IMPROVED PLACE in Child res,
county han male from gG 5arq Soass '"e ats
Sui arI lSindmill; 100 acres In cultiv4-
lion. balance pasture; no waste iatn9l
1rJr, 81 per acre. three-fourths cash, bal.
ance at Z per cent Interest no Jr .l,''s
nbyeicion here. Address Owner, room D,
fEninnohln hnllding Fort Worth.
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Slo,0tO MOORE s CORTES rice canar
stock at 10 per cent above par; money
maker, postottce Box IS, City. "a
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TYPEWRITERs.

VISIBLE TOUCH on the. 'Blick" Type.
sah, Niagara Sl5. Best made; pp-to-date.
Catalogue free. W. =. Russell. Dallas:
Texas.
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experienced In keeping horse and
milking COW and general yard
requested to live on place. See
Y. Wagner, so Bell avenue or
Main street. %
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WEEKLY easily earned. position
bent), distributing circulars, Saln-
hcklng signs, send Tor partlG iiars'
freial Advertising Association
kIphia, Pa.
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FOR saba cottage of ave re room "a, cna ln
S SinalHs sn tars shade trees, barn, etc CON
ifIt d TO university and public schools
Address P. A Brucks. No. 10 East S'N 20
-troar Austiu Texas.
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FOR sALE--Two lots and cottage In Fair
Ground addition Handsome residence on
Milan street. Choice lots IN Third Wdid
Gail on as II you desire 10 purchase rear
81 Il
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS lots at lowest
prices, for cash or on installmcut plant
we handle Heights property only; some
bargains this week; seventeen acres on
White Oak bayou and katy railroad st
5000 Houston Heights office. 80 Main
street. John A. Mllroy, bgent II
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LEARN proofreadlng; situations secured !,
SIS 10 S25 weekly. Home Correspondence
School, Philadelphia
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FINE MILL PLANT--Tram, engine, cars,
twelve million feet pine--aL half or
third interest. snap for right man, K.
G. aray " Co., 502 Blnz. ~
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STORE FOR RENT CHEAP, with q small.
clean stock OF groceries for sale, VITA
For particulars apply 10 sGa Preston avg,
nue., Houston. -
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FOR SALE-Complete stock Of druga una
medicine only drug store IN pfospssurus
railroad town; German commupltyi fall-
ing health reason for selling, Adigess
Charles Wagner CaTmlne, Texas. =
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FOUR lots and cottsge in good condition
at Seabrook, close TO water 5000; ydn
own terms. Weathersby s. Co.. 11o7is
Congress avenue. ~
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.

NIjNN g. NUM-,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CROCKETT, TEXAS.
W. j. Townsend. Attorney AT Law aud
General Collection Agent. President Ange-
ina County National Bank. Lufkin, Texas.
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WANTED--Young men to learn telegraphy
and shorthand for railway service; posi-
tions secured day aud night sessions
Houston School of Telegraphy, 3l3 Main
street, Houston, %
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FOR SALE-That money making pusilsss
known as tie "Forest Mfg Co., $780,,
pickles. etc; eau learn any one lne Dn ~.
hustler with small capital low rent ~
can be moved, Apply 10 Alex. passpr'ss,;
,nanager. 1O18 Chnrtres street. -
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once. Apply 6l6 Lhartres street, %
YOUNG MEN TO work in city, $50 to $50
per week. Call 30T Binz Building, Mon.
day, TO 10 a. m. and to I p. M. 20
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WANTED AT ONCE--A housekeeper for
widower and small family. Write L. Har
ris Jennings, La. Il
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Manitoba cook for small family, Ger
man girl preferred, good pay small town.
healthy. Address f. NJ. Blair, Dayton. u
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good wages to right kind Of men; must
be sober aud steady. Apply Necco 4
Eisemaun. II
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LOST, sTRAYED, STOLEN.

STRAYhD OR Sr0LEN--One brownisn
sunburnt horse mule; thin in flesh scars
on shoulder from collar scald. A LIBERAL
rev ard viii be paid. Address NJ. Beeier
Barber, Texas, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-20

WANTED-To furnish rice men and con.
tractors with laborers and teams; a
speciality of railroad labor. Southwest
ern Employment Office, 1924 Main, Fort
Worth. Texas 20
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FOR sALE-s4oco BUYS Two.sronY
ForfRTTH WARD, s6nhTA sl5,od CO., BUYS Sfn
-FOUR LOTS IN FIRsT WARD AND
HOUSE; SIN LOTS AND SEVEN
HOUSES. FOURTH WARD. BINZ g.
SETTEGAST, ROOM 2t3 BlNz BUILD.
ING. PHONES, OLD T07. NEW So II
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FOR sALE-saw mill 10000 capacity, es
railroad: plenty q timber; g aiss nanes
MIXER address irwin Gary, Box w
iimn.nn. Texas. y
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SOUR LAKE OIL LAND 40 acres within
1850 feet OF gusbers, perfect title; n snap
UP OF the Sour Lake oil deld mailed free,
Address c. q. Parsons, Bryan, Texas 2J
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LOST--A black pocketbook containing rail-
road passes and papers. Finder rewarded
by leaving at 30 Main street. w. -
SiOsson "
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HOME LOCATION on Dlck
fuson bayou thirty acres good honse
and outouldings; orchard and shtanS'
perfect slope drainage; rich soil all cuit-
waited best nshing banks on any bayou
along coast; good boating, easy distance
to-Galyeston bay, gu graded county roaa,
near Edgewatei station southern racine
Sacrifice price less than half cost Al
dI,sk TLO6 thiB ofhce. ~
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EIGHT-ROOT two-story house Crawford
street, $500, cottage With three lots,
Crawford street, $500; enc lot, -four room
cottage Chelevert street, $3.50. rye X
Bollfrass, Kiam building, %
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GOOD PLACE for sale aud nineteen head
uf cattle, come to Passmore's storei ask
for ADAMS. on Clark street; snap. 81
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WANTED.

1y 6ookkeeper and stenog..
LApla Tor North Texas; must
wanteu novledge Of double entry
borough 81" Address In own writ
knograpn.So ,ious experience, refer,
|sting SeSxpected. position,
ristol hotel. ------------------
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sTENOGRAPHERS State association
meets Fort Worth August and 8. p
WANTED-Ten good team foremen at
Jacksonville, Texas, on Dallas extension
Texas and New Orleans railroad. S. a.
Robertson. contractor. 1-2S
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d OF INF0RMATION-If you need
thelp, sten0graphers, bookkeepersi
buyers we have them. Call old
1859, new phone SO. Laws x
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nov S1TT-saw mill and 1000 acres
cood nine Timber. 10 A. Nichols, hov VA
ton, Texas. =
BAKERY FOR sALE-Firs5 class lanssy
T. 4 good town. Address W. Z. ColanNt.
Resl Estate aud Loan Agent. cofscshg;
Texas
w TOWN WANTING water works. else
frie lights. or anything frem Q sanastk
factory to a cettpa uaill. sloql4 wrsy
cece,nnsnies AGENTS wAuted efery Enaros
TIE Southwestern Promoting cs" Npe2m
Building. Houston. xsxas.
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FOR sALE-S4.50 per acre Tor $40 acres
river. twenty miles from Houston and
six miles from Sheldon; half timber and
half prairie There is nothing else Ike
this bargain oferng--it is a regular pick
ron %
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-,,fotl haue lskat ethera
TSont. HkYnette0I?
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NEW TWo-SToRY lot and half, Tnrd
ward, near car line. $500; $500 casn,
balance easy terms. Gray, So2 Bing. 70
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ford street, S45o0; cottage with three lots,
Crawford street. $3.50; sevenToom cot
taGe on Saith street, near school, with
2M lots, $4,000, Pye s Bolltrass, KAN
building. %
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EVANS BLDG. wlsiiiNGfoN, j. s,
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FOR sALE-on account Of health. the
store. COS Main street, best Location, 1ps
business es sbllshed; for any Information
Inquire OF any OF the best wholesale com:
mission houses In city. ~
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WE HAVE nice slxty-aere farm, eight
miles from Houston, wen Improved and
all under cultivation, all Fenced; good
house, two flowing wells. Want 10 trade
for cottage III Houston. Thompson *
Co, Binz Bldg. Il
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q. L. KENNEDY, ROOM .. KENNEDY
BLOCK-OIL LANDS AT HUMBLE,
TEXAS. IMPROVED FARMS
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HIIINIlIIF fNlm OF zUo NOTES near WlTIer.
forty miles from Houston, 100 acres In
cultivation, balauce pasture, all fenced;
Que nYe-room and one two.room house,
barns, etc; two acres in orchard, two
wells; viii exchange FOR Houston prop.
erty improved or unimproved Brunner
or Heights preferred, but would trade
for desirable property any portion OF
city; price $1,000, G. NJ, Roberts. 6l0lS
Main strcet %
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WANTED Lady clerk in a small town;
must speak German and Engllsh state
salary and give references nrst letter.
Address Box ), New Ulm, Texas. 20
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want work call on us; 1t does not
pu anything unless we secure you Il
Laws & Perry, 707 Fannin street.
20
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NOR SALF-One block, one.half block. one
Quarter block, on Main street A heauti,
full quarter on Crawford, improved anu
unimproyed properly in any part Of the
city Bette Bryan, S17ia Main street ~
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Twas a False Alarm.

hhFe Used your Or. Caldwelrs
'rup Pepsin and can truthfully rec.
ommend II. Some four years ago doc.
tors told me that | bad Bright's Di.
sease. was laid Up three months
and nothing ! used helped me and no
food would stay on my stomach. |
used one bottle of your DIR. CaId.
wells Syrup Pepsin and food would
stay on my stomach and crayed
something TO eat. got well There
was no Brights Disease about me. II
was a false rumor.' Ever since /
have recommended Dr. CaldwelVe
syrup Pepsin TO friends and strangers.
II Is Just splendid. | have full con
hdence in it.-Geo. +. Benedict. $50,
West King St, Decatur, III. Sold By
w. b. Frame. Ardmore and Madnl.
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unable to give the name Of the com.
pany.
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child Worth MlIllnns

Ny child Is worth millions 10 me
says Mrs. Mary Bird Of Harrisburg.
"a, yet | would have lost her by
Group had / not purchased a bottle
OF one Minute Cough Cure" One
Minute Cough Cure is sure cure for
coughs, Group and throat and lung
troubles. An absolutely safe cough
cure which acts Immediately. The
youngest child can take II with entire
safety. The little ones like the taste
and remember how often Il helped
them. Every family should have a
bottle Of One Minute Cough Cure
handy. AT this season especially II
may be needed suddenly-C Drug
Store.
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Washington, Jan. 3.-Attorney J. o.
Poole Of Nocona is here representing
the interests Of the Mississippi Choc.
taws in the Indian Territory. Several
hundred Of the Mississippi Choctaws
moved to the Choctaw nation upon
the invitation Of the Territory Choc.
taws. 1t is said that the Territorial
Choctaws do not want their Mississi-
ppi relatives 70 share in the ailot.
ments Of land.
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LEVI REED REcAPTUREo.
He Is One Of the Men Who Escaped
From the Guthrie Jaii.

Guthrie. Ok. Jan. 3.-Deputy United
ststes Marshal Fossett came il to
day from Western Oklahoma. having
In charge Levi Reed. whom be lodged
In the Federal sail. on a charge Of
murder Reed broke jail here on July
5. Reed It Is charged. Is the man who
fired the shot which killed the little
son Of DR.. Beenblossom as the family
was held up BY bandits near Lawton
last August An unknown man vas al.
50 captured with Reed and the two had
In their possession several horses and
large quantity of iewlery. clothing.
ammunition and arms.
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AosAers eaeA1 eRow1n.
Has Population Nov Of 7ooo-ws,sr.
works to Cost $4,000.

WINS y Noet ~ <DfyyJ.
Prom the columns Of the Fort Worth
Register We get the following account
Of the growth Of Hobart. Okla. ore oi
the new towns IN the Indian coIntry
that sprung into existence In niah,
following the opening Of tha, country
by the government few months ago
10 Phenomenal. its population noE mum.
bering not less than 700. The town
has many natural Advantages not pos
tessed By neighboring places in tha,
country. which in part accounts for lis
rapid and substantial growth. 1, is
populated with a class Of thrifty and
progressive citizens possessed Of the
tact and foresight essential 10 the pros
perity Of any new town.
Yesterday George c. Hutchins. who
has the contract to build the water.
works system for Hobart. was In Fort
Worth. lie speaks In the most glow
Ing terms Of the advancement. com.
merciaily and otherwise. made Ia that
city since II was plated few short
months ago. He is under contract 70
have the waterworks plant in opera.
ton within the next ninety days. and
is now on his way 70 81. Louis 70 make
purchases Of machinery and building
material for the system. The water
VIII be supplied from a neyer.failing
stream located one and a haif miles
from the town and will be stored in
two large reservoirs Of ten million
gallons each. The system will cost
100000.
One reason given BY Mr. Hutchins
why Hobart has prospered since its
establishment Is the fact that all pub- |
lie utilities are being promulgated and
conducted under municipal ownership.
The city owns or will own when com. |
pletes, It's waterworks. electric light
plant, otc. A court house 70 cost s6O.-
OOg Is qnder construction and will coon
be ready for occupancy. An efi,lent
FIRE department is being organized and
when the vaterworks system f. com.
pleted will be ready for active service
energy and enterprise being dlsplaye5
and the fire company Is to be modeinIy
equipped.
To Mayor Dunlap 10 due much Jf the
energy and enterprise being dlsp aged
by the city. He 10 a leading banker
OF the city and is among the wcalthiest
citizens in that section OF the new
country. being interested in some ton
banking institutions. The purchasing
agent for the city Is NJ. c. Bradley. /
who was once a resident OF Fort
Worth aud is, therefore. well known
here among business mon.
Hobart is located on the Rock Is.
land. but In less than ninety days the
Frisco will reach the place. a bonus
Of $4,000 having been raised In one
day The line is now ,eing surveyed
into the town. mother Inc 's headed
toward Hobart. but Mr. Hutchins was
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Lady.

came In 10 our store and said: Il
am going 70 take DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin FOR my cold. II kept US free
All last winter from every kind Of
colo. 1t is a great remedy and a per.
rect LAXATIVE D. Sold by Frame, Ard.
more and Madfll
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TABLER's BUCKEYE PILE ONT.
MENT is the only remedy for blind.
bleeding Of protruding piles. Indorsed
BY physicians; cures the most obsti.
nate cases. Price 50 cents in bottles
Tubes IS cents. W b. Frame. CITY
Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-05

pe Tanque--'I was held up by a
FOO, pad last night" O'soaque-"That
ws7 very FIND OF the footpad. You
certainly needed some one to hold you
up when you left the club"
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FOR PNEUMONIA.

Dr. c. j. Bishop. Agnew. Mich.
says: i have usedFoley's Honey and
Tar in three very severe CAGES of
pneumonia with good results in every
case Beware Of substitutes.
BONNER & BONNER
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-05

Rheumatism is due acrid gritty PARTICLES being dsroi1 =
% @ @ ana nerves & by an impure and ooacd b and the
les
o1oet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-05

Ia GRIPPE coughs often continue
for months and sometimes lead to IA
tai results after the patient IL sup
posed 70 have passed the danger point
Foiey's Honey and Tar affords posi-.
tive PFC. .ttion and security from
these COUGHS.
BONNER & BONNER.
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ROCK ISLAND SURVEY.
Line Nay Be Bull; from EI Reno 70
South NcAlester.

South neAlester.
South McAlester. : T.. Jan. 3.-The
CHIEF OF the Rock Island surveyors vas
here today and stated emphatcally
that the Rock Island Will be built from
Fl Reno TO South McAlester. IN the
event that the Choctaw refuses 20 sell.
The line Of the survey is being run
parallel with the Choctaw track not
more than nifty feet distance. The sur.
Yey Of the Rock Island will be compile
ted to South McAlester within ten
days
IL is rumored that the Choctaw will
build from South McAlester TO Guthrie
Instead Of Haileyyille.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-05

Blobbs-"H Harduppe says he worries
great deal over money matters. "
slobbs--"The money he ows, sup
pose" Blobbs-"No; the money he
would like to borrow and can't.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-05

Persons who lead a life of exposure
are subject 10 rheumatism. neuralgia
ana iumb1go. will find a valuable rem
edy IN BALLARDS SNOW LiNI.
hENT: u VIII banish pains and sub.
due Inflammation. Price - and 50
cenis.-W 3. Frame. City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-05

you should know that FoIey's
Honey and Tar Is absolutely the best
for all diseases of the throat and
lungs. Dealers ere authorized to
guarantee 1t 10 give satisfa-'.,1.
BONNER & BCAEL1.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-05

There are 50 many foolish people in
the world taat sometimes nisirust
myself-Drake Watson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-05

Old people are not 50 selfish as
young people. because they are not 50
hungry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-16
AUGUSTA CHURCHES,
Sunday Services Which All Are Cor.
daily Invited to Attend.

/. ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH,
State street: High mass at 10 A. NJ
ST. MARKS CHURCH, Rev. Geo. F.
Degen, rector: a. NJ, holy commu-
Mon; H. mathis, litany and sermon; 730
p NJ, evensong.
WATER STREET GOSPEL MISSION:
Sunday school at 1870 A. NJ; gospel meet
ings at and $50 p. NJ; meeting every
night except Monday: reading room open
all day; no Bible reading this week.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCI
ENLIST: Services at the Christian
Science reading rooms, Purinton building
Sunday at 1915 A. NJ; subject: Mind"
text: Romans viii:27; Wednesday evening,
meeting at o'clock.
FRIENDS CHAPEL: Services Sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock; Sunday school at
the close of services; prayer meeting Sun
day evening at 1.30; prayer meeting.
Wednesday evening at 7.45: childrens
meeting, Wednesday afternoon at $50
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, on Win
throp St, Rev. B. p Hope: Service at
Il. 80 A. M: with sermon by the Rev. j.
NJ. T. Childrey of Chester. Pa; Sunday
school at u o'clock; Y. =. S. c. f. prayer
meeting at $50 Z. NJ; evening service at
80 with sermon by Mr.. Childrey: prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening at $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-16

Do-+o,., .,.e5ilt announcing the COM
ooIot,r,t "a of Labor day by the
- =. -, n this city and Hallowell.
aI.,,,aon will occur, Monday.
g. will be on the most elab-
crate scalene uaS iian
oa =, is city. All the unions of
les, including the Carpen-
tiers. MaSG ii, =,
nd the Granite Cutters at
IIn1,o-,.o,xill be represented in the line,
Al start at Hallowell at s
-. he Lafayette and Olympia
.fhis city, have both been en-
Furnish music for the parade
~, ~ Hernoon. there will be sports
- ,n living park. A baseball game
.kthe Augustus and the Gran
-. ms team of Hallowell. has been
u. This will be played for a
il Sa5. There will be tug OF
pui Aween a team representing the
@ k cutters of the Hallowell quar-
one representing the fainter
Other sports will include BIZ
qu races. running matches, dashes,
race and a fat mans race, a prive
~ offered for each event. q. A La
tie of Chicago, H., a well-known
N orator, will be present and de-
~ a lecture before the unions ana
,fpublic at City hall.