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n. & 3. esers Letter.

Kew orleans. February o.. Liverpool nd
,t.es vars more favorable than looked for
and our market 10 sympathy opened 2
I,ig,er subsequently declined ! on realizing.
thereafter ruling outlet aud steady through
out The early session, owing TO tue large
movement Fresh buying came in lNer' III
eonseauence OF the hrmuess Of spots caus'
Inc an advance OF from the bottom Near
me close. however. values eased on slightly
n,ot,ng the net gain points on the day
INC port receipts for the six days arr
as no0 against $4,000 last year The nv
uaSiy, inferior towns during the same tim
itau,"s coi,e6 81 O0n. against 400n last
"a "a INC veeklr statistics tomorrow vi
akt.sr5sh rrf IN ihe facr n the increase
.,otsmeut the market has advanced y
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Seguiu. Texas. February g. The city
council M their regular meeting last night
made arrangements 10 invest about s-'"i
IN the repairing N streets and more thor
opeblv lighting the city This will be don
with the cash on hand, aud does not IN
cludo tho movement 10 issue bonds 10 toe
extent ~ S8lOO for street work lhs
bnauccs Of the city are in Rood snare,
md the entire Indebtedness including the
purcb5ge of the watcr works ana al otner
bands, does not amount 10 Shn,ooJ ne
water works was purchased by the city a.
that price FIVE years ago ana besides we
vssf imnroyements. extension and enlarge
ment OF the mains. the city has paid $1,000
on the oiginal pugrhA5H Hfsld,f 'nteres /.
Bill t4r elg ~ Hr-Hlu ANe htntt or
tafaI 4s-pssurnt " H.ls aHa rD1atF uHif
IL ~ o1 thp 500
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Houston Texas, February b-Another
h,u dav in cotton Liverpool saw our nd
,-arc. and went US one better closing !
noints M on contracts and up on spots
nitb sales n 1900 bales. New York grad
uouv worked higher during the day and
closed 10 . points up tho closing prices
beir., the highest OF the season 10 that
market Nav selling within 2 points Of thf
a. mark New Orleans closed points up
~ W. M No 10 NOlc Port receipts
VIZ VIZ ~ ie7 against II 1870 last year, With
New orleans and Houston estimates ll-VJO
sg,inst 7O0O. Spots iu all markets arm, u
n5lnfs M IN New York md l'lB up IN Hous
ton, Galvestonland New orleans LlEeIl'oo
: uNI Hayward, wick 4 co.
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rX.sENAroA pAWes OeAU.

Had Been IN Since Christmas With the
Grip,
PutsAcld Mass February Fix United
states Senator II /. Dawes died at ol6
This morning at his home la this city hc
was 50 years old
Mr.. Dawes had been III since Christmas
night, when he contracted severe cold
while driving The cold developed into Ia
crlppc. which undermined his system.
Since last sunday night he had been In au
Unconscious condition NAcn President
Roosevelt visited pttshCld last ran he
paurd ON tho veteran statesman. ~ wns
yyhllo returning from tho yislt 20 the DAVIS
hOu-r that the trolley accident occurred in
which Tho president hgureh.
CONGRESSMAN MOODY DEAD.
Ashcyllc ~ g.. February 3 Congress
man y Moody died this afternoon al t1
O clock Ha was "a years Of age io
leaves A wife and sis children. The funeral
viii occur Saturday morning,
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81 Louis. February wheat-tower;
No. red casa, and elevator IoNs track
1915; May Tiasa1+g; July TiAs; NO >
hard 70aI3 Corn No cash Ala; track
aiLd43is: MAY Az; July ~. Oats-liigb-
err: No . cash 35lg: track 36ig, May 3Ils;
no . white S7i2 Ryc-IOwer az 40.
Pork-Lower; iohbng. standard moss $50.
Lard-Lower, ut 935 Lead Firm, at
397is.
Flour Steady; red winter patents 3 45li
9 IS. extra fancy and straight 3. l5G3 40,
clear .c@3 10. Timothy seed Steady az
3 .OC6l3 en- Corn meal steady At 2.5p.
Rran-Flrm sacked east crack sldS8 Hay
Steady: timothy II JOd Il. GO: prairie . .VI
all.O Whiskv-Steadv at 80 Iron
cotton ties Oh BaFgiug G5.iGnI l-lu
Hemp Irvine o, Dry salt meats boxed
WeaEer. extra shorts and clear ribs q. l2l3
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DIAMOND ROBBERY EXPLAINED
Texas Lady Discovers VINO Stole HeI
Jewels After Two Years.

eAd9 Lazy AioFeNN'-
Jewels After Two Years.
Kansas city, February 5,-The arrival IN
This city Of Mrs J. 3 Brady wealthy
Woman Of san Antonio, Texas, accom-.
panied BIZ ]. D. womack, chief Of de-
receives of that city, proved the sequel
20 the arrest Of Roland Fttchue. negro
IN this city December 20, 1902, and ex-
planned the mystery Of a robbery that oc-
CURED on Pullman coach nelr Rogers
ARR. two years aud a bali ago when
diamond jewelry aggregatIng 70 value 5000
was taken from a berth occupied ny Mrs.
Brady. and which was recently round IN
he possession OF Fitehue and 6is FANNY
That The negroes mad tae GI4m nas ga
made Known TO the pole " lAAtle
among tueusels Is. Thomas Fltchnt com
ulaiued TO the police that ~ nfotper, ~
fand had robbed linn IL diamonds, which
he said. were heirlooms IN bis family
but the police AID not accept MS story, aul
learned on Investigation that Ihoma'
Fitchue was the porter on the train az
the time that Mrs. Brady was robbed AZ
The jewelry has not been returned Du
Fitchue has Informed Mrs Brady that ih'
stones not On his possession are in q North
ern ,ify and will soon be returned Ia mar
! Mrs. brady viii not remain here 90 prose
cute Fttchue
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Gonzales. Texas. February o.. District
court will adjourn tomorrow for the term,
The four special veure cases that were on
th, docket were all continued. This was
Di.trlrt Attorney Atk.nsOu's Grat court
ANA be- secured eleven convictions for the
penitcutiary, ranging from two 20 hye
years There were nine persons negroes
r,C0 cases each and aii nine OF ihem VIII
20 10 the penitentiarr, no appeals being
fakcu la another ease d one of 80 WIS
imbosed FOR aggravated assault
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i Vas . AeT Nl,r ,,rwreo,rs
oy.rstooked on Potatoes
VIE, r,Iotado Box Apples Re-
u cbiekens Are Higher

-,olsssls market was fairly
II, ,..,ssy ard transactions were lib,
T'' '.,s country and local customers,
NJ so.A I we'll supplied with all
'i,', .,oauets, and the demand is
,.,resse over last month The
H y !. y ,ruit Is picking up and re-
srai Ave been large In order 10
KIN .rders that have been coming
t. ! moving freely at unchanged
4 -. stnl scarce and slightly
''h S,, - row range at So. 5od3 90,
Il, a, esgs is plentiful and the
: XXI I..sopss moderate. Prices are
4 v,r7 fair movement Of apples
~. a, present with good supply
% hand
,-,,.r trade yesterday was fair with
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HOIIsTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

country rolls, Use; Empire State special
1jc.
CELERY-Califoruia. per bunch, 6oaIOc
CABBAGE-Per 10, 1&M2c
CHEESE-Wiscousln full cream, long
horns. lJc; Wisconsin fun cream diaries,
l5c; Wisconsin half cream, lac; Wisconsin
pound prints, l6c.
EGGS-TcKas, 9ld22c; Kansas &c.
kRAUT-Ncw 10 half barrels 81 500
. Is; gallon kegs, 81 TO-
ONIONS Per lb, l&u2c,
PEfPER-Chile, new, l5Gl6c per pound;
black Singapore, loo,
PoTATOES-Colorado, soc per bushel,
PEANCpS--Jumho, per pound, I19ci
fancy hand picked No /, 6ledG&C.
POULTRl-Chickcus hens. good, 80 5Nd
3 10; fryers, large, S3.50d3 70; ducks, large.
S.. 21Gl& 80; geese, fun Gathered 81 coo
4 So turkeys, hens, 50 oodll 90; sobhlcrs,
| S12. O0d15.U0.
TOMATOES - Mexican, 6basGet crates,
| 81. 5Od2 10.
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TELL THE PEOPLE
n what you want.
SITUATIONS - MALE.


YOUNG travelling salesman desires pcsitlon
outdoor runs not objected to. am cNpe
rlcpced In boilers. engines and supplies
Address MlA, this ofdce 81
WANTED situation by man aud wife on
form, ranch or dairy both experienced
hands Address l0l3 his othce.
ny SOBFR YOUNG MAN position aS sta
t,onary engineer night Waterman og
clerk win do anything Address o5o&
tbis Office
COOK lwhits1 wants position, city or eoun.
ny Address eol2, this Office.
WANTED ny o Young man q two years
experience, position as stonographer; ran
furnish gilt edge references ns TO ahiNW:
ADDRESS W. No 4l2 Crawford street ;
WANTED Employment an dry eoods or
grocery store. have some experience. Al
drcss T.. W y. this office.
WANTED Employment as clerk in dry
goods or grocery business speaks hotn
English and GCrmun, has two years eA
pcrlcnco. Address A. V, p, THIS ofhcc.
REGISTEREn druggist 26 years cKperl-
ouco, single, temperate habits, thorough
prescriptioulst good salesman, neat stock
keeper speaks spanish. references goou.
wants sit Address oo4s' this oaice 5
SITUATION wanted by coored man to
attend horse and buggy aud make him
self useful around house DoA, this Of
fec.
WANTED Position by young man IN gro
ccry store: can glvo good references. Ad.
dress 0o8j, this ouicc,
WANTED Young man OF good appearance
wants position as clerk, or any slnd OF
Office work Address O0l0, this oI1ce >
COTORTn Man wants situation as yard
man or attend 80 horses aud buggN' "a
| dress ool5. this office
/ 4 YOUNG NAN 81 good character wants
na,itlou NJ any Kind Address ?Oo1, TINS
/ oulyt A- -------.-----------------.
! WANTED situation by ali around pump
tpnu. can handle Corliss engine, slrud5
and sober Address j, A. gregory san
/ Antonio, TEXAS. -----.------
/ IOH rs ward boy wanted by YOUNG eoiored
man. aged 10 years. Apply l-uE N'tNe,
/ land street.
, PLACE ih gun sbop or repair shop OF
amy Kind OF work, Address Po'u tniss
Onice
/ WANTED sober, industrious, all round
/ hutcbcr; good wages hoard und rouu.
Apply Jno Lem, Drummer loAas
WANTED Situation by man and wife,
! So edet. woman 10 cook, man MS Nafd
man NJ coachmau. Address is Presto.
street
wANTED-~By an experienced butcher and
meat cutter, q position In meat market
can give good reference. Apply lpl.
- . hnhl n-----.------.------------------
WANTED Situation az waiter OF coos y
private family hF a eoiored man GOO
Differences Address fo@. this Office.
-.zs
A FIRST CLASS meat cutter desires posi-
tom can furnish best or references "A
dress 81g ms ofnce ------.-.-----.
TWENTY hcsd high grade Aeifere oheal
Tor cgsh, must sell, " Hnlh, mhtAel
/ BEAUTIFUL black driving horse. suitable
for lady Address Or ~. X. lraAltal
1896 Main p
YOUNG Man Expert house aud >lgr
painter, wants work wages 100 object
must have WORK, vlN So 10 lnc country
send postal TO box i2, Houston "il eau,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BANKRUPTCY NOTICE In the district
court of the United states Tor the e0ufb'
cm district OF Texas, Houston division
iu hurkruprcv. lu the matter ~ ihs
south Texas iron works bankrupt N
bankruptcy.
10 the creditors " the South IeNis IroH
works, a corporation 81 Houston. M the
county 81 Harris. aud district aforesaid.
q bankrupt Notice " hereby given tNAt
ON 'lc 8Oth day OF January, u, l@S.
the said South Texas lun works was dhg
adiuIio8tod bankrunt, dud that the ntst
meeting az irs creditors Will he held ~
The United states court room. in the city
of Houston uu Tho lIth day ~ tNhfuaW
next. ~ n o'clock ~, at watch time
ana place thc snid creditors may attend.
prove their claims. appoint q trustee. ex-
anime the bankrupt aud trnHHaft snch
other hu6incss fs WdY propeflF come Ne
fore said meeting J i, burnett, ieIelee
;" H 3aaioae February 5. 1909.
NOTICE or TRANSPORTATION we, the
nndcrelgned. having been gr.hted letters
testamentary III the estats ~ James r
man. deceased BY tht aHNt our
uarris county. Tafaf JtHuarr q, iisS-
aud having dul 4uaiMaf rs nAeca
thereof, hereby pntAfI aii Fia ~ az us
clnlms against satl estate q pfraent tle
same within the lmn rfcNctle'A AA = W.
Address care Gpnfgc Ntrga1. 2+df
Washington street Hogst0n Afx4s 10 "a
Morgan, George G. Morgan and Arcele r.
Brooksnlre, executors.
NOTICE 10 bDNnNtli<bt liz NAiuWAl
on aud Pipe Line CA 10 per cent
payment. with $50 per bond interest g
February LIST was authorized 70 be paid
N directors meeting February "a, bonds
10 be presented az First National Bans
Beaumont, on or before the Tth Instant
Interest on this payment ceases February
I, 1908 Underwood Nazro, SECRETARY, I
G0TTF OF POLICE SALE RY Virtue ~
article 40 chapter q, OF the Revised Code
II ordinances Of the City Of Houston.
T'exns. ! viii proceed q sell ~ public eaf-
ery In front OF the police station az 10 a.
M, Monday February ., llsa. the fol-
lowing animals: One black and whiia
speekled heifcr, about 3 years old. brand.
Cd 90 left side with V inverted and p;
one rcd moocy cow, branded on left hin
81 J., marked split and under hi IN iiShl
car and under bit In left ear, one sraall
nd COW Whits fare, white under belly.
small hell on, marked swallow fafk n
left ear 10 brand cne fawp celorea DER
sey COW branded Z, with hafthroush Il.
on left hip, no marks. George ellis, ehist
police
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n,nu.is Rlnnk Root Llver PllIs.

Made from an aetive principle obtained
from Black Root they act % tns n.er
elects No sriping no sick stomach. VIII
cure chronic nstipation. Price IS cents
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DRUGS Ann CHEMICALS

OnInine S4T30r per ounce hotfIa, NOR
mini. = 25m2 30 per ounce cocaine s. q
her opnce. borax, sl6c per pound In lO0-lh
pe E Gas ecpperas, e % IN barrels castor
aI HI "a peT gallon I'm 5.Gallon packages;
~ sans So 40 per 100 MS IN barrels
az az nor 100 lbs in BARRELS alum, 3lac per
hound in barrels, saltpeter' g b9e yer pot,9a6o
iiIhs "SSaiiyered Texas common railway points
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Iuane - 10 Dealn

Center Texas. February .. IN a dif6culiy
this afternoon p. Judge was cut 10 deatl
BY H. G.. Hatchel. Judge has rtiauYes ~
New orleans and was from KeithNlie, La
Hatchel IS In jail.
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The Rice Market.
additions Locally Continue Quiet ana
inchanoed

Unchanged.
The local rice market showed aDou'
Lsnal conditions Yesterday IN.
Receipts and sales were moaeFale' """,
me demand for clean rice continues sl'' ts.
! ocal mlllers are SIN busy handing 'u
product harvested early Ia the season ,' ua,.
tna movement bids fair 70 continue ~ N'''
100. thia month.
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.1,on Of these quotations shows
sI ,9,n,ares in favor Of Houston as
,srtet when the buyer consid
w s, us to be derived from Hous-
s 9'. rates he will ind that, even
Y. sootsblc figures at other markets
" n, nriee bually paid is Geuer'
p1." ,.y The prices are those ruling
isaai onston wholesale merchants ana
msed daily.
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HARDWARE.

RARRFp -Galyanized Giid1' N
81 "a per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker $500
per 100 lbs 81, % 80, ~ kar
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EXPERIENCED young man desires posi-
ton as honkkeeper, can furnish best OF
references as 70 ability and character. ~.
dress 00Oo this office g
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~ eNperionced nrnc-
tical industrious hookkseper; operates
typewriter; attentive 10 business and
hustler; references give ne trial
l. II Collier, care Hotel Field, Beaumont:
Texas 4
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FIRMS needing competent stenogranhers
,olther sex cau secure them on applica-
ton }, H. swope. secretary, old phone
iO8t II
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A MAN wants work 81 garden, bar room.
dairy or as yard man; Ills Holly street.
First ward 81
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SITUATIONS = MALE.

REGIsTERED DRUGGIST desires posi.
ton to manage business GU salary or
share OF prohts; good references Address
9aS6 this ofAce. 10
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GOOD SHORT ORDER. boarding house or
cnmp cook wants position. Address 1854.
this office.
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CoLoREn MAN wants position 10 take
care q horses; good driver. Address oslo.
this office 9
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WANTED BY young colored man, position
TO help In kitchen or dining room. Ap-
ply 10 Broadway. 8
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coLoRED MAN wants job In yard good
hand with horses and a hrst-clnss all
round hand Address 1903 sampson strse,.
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A GERMAN wants work Of any kind; the
hest ~ gardener or dorist around the
house Address 90T1 this ofhee
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NIGHT WATERMAN, has ten years OK !.
perience, and sober, and has good refer.
ence. Apply Jim ouinly, HOS Consress.
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C0L0REn MAN wsntS work, can milk
COW. attend horse, buggy and yard wants
work M once Anply 3Ooe Rrazos s
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WANTED job by colorcd man; can
do most anything. 9OT6, this office, g
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A coon we'll Experienced woman wants
washing Address p0To this office.
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GOOD yard man and gardener; German.
Address 0os5 this Office g
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POSITION WANTED as cook on railroad
eectiou, private car or otherwise; former
employc on Southern Pncihc; best refer.
epces; G07S, this orhce,
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WANTED Position AZ any Kind; ase 20
years, Call SOS Saulnier street
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n TITLE WANT ADS
~ bring big results.

ID LIZ w AM ais
- bring big results.
->~~~>~~~-~~~~~-~~~
SITUATIONS - MALE.
REGISTERED DRUGGIST desires posi.
ton to manage business GU salary or
share OF nrohts; good references. Address
9as6, this Office. ld
NfGHT WATuHMAN, has ten years Of.
perence, and sober, and has good refer.
ence. Apply Jim ouinly HOS Congress.
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coLoRED MAN wants job In yard good
hand with horses and a hrst-class all
round hand. Address 1903 sampson strset.
WANTED--Position ~ experienced. prhc-
deal, industrious hookkeeper; operates
ypewriter; attentive 10 business and
hustler; references. give ne trial.
L. II Collier, care Hotel Field, Beaumont;
Texas 8
EXPERIENCED young man desires posi-:
ton as bonkkeeper, can furnish best or
references as 70 ability and character ~.
dress eoNo. this office.
A MAN wants work IN garden, bar room.
dairy or as yard man; Ills Holly streei.
CoLoREn MAN wants position TO take
care q horses; good driver. Address eSlos
CoL0REn MAN wsntS work; can milk
COW. attend horse, buggy and yard wants
work ~ once Apply 3oo2 Rrazos .
WANTED BY young colored man, position
20 help In Kitchen or dining room. Ap-
ply 10 Broadway. 8
GOOD yard man and gardener; German.
Address 0osh this othce, s.
A Goon well experIcnced woman wants
washing Address eoI2. this ofnce.
FIRMS needing competent stenogra piers
,olthcr SEX van secure them on applica-
lion 60 Houston Stenographers aSsocin-
ton, j II swope, secretary, old phone
iQ3t ~
GOOD SHORT ORDER. boardinc nouse or
camp cook wants position Address sos4,
this office
| WANTED 4 job by colorcd man; can
! do most anything. 90I6 this office, g
] ------------------.ss-
| WANTED Position az any kind; age 20
| years. Call SOS Saulnier street
/ POSITION WANTED as cook on railroAa
| section, private car or othprwise former
| employc on Southern Pnclhc; best REFER
ences; G07S, this ofhce. .
| A GERMAN wants work Of any kind, the
| hest ~ gardener or horist around tha
house. Address 90II this ofnee 9
| YOUNG coored man wants position %
teamster or porter 10 store. Address sos's,
| this ofHco. .
! YOUNG MAN 81 good address and shi'iCy
! holds frst -class references, wants posi-
ton with long established Arm, Addresl
q0So this office.
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ENrEGIENCEp lady stenogrsp her desira
position with good hrm 10 c.ty Addr',
aUs8 tAig office
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WANTED Sltu rlou az cNokng: god
COOK willing ia do usht washing Arpl5
IU0q Cufollnc street.
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A COMPETENT lady stenngrl phor desires
position thoroughly unde' stands tffiC}
work Address O. Box iTo -
" AN1En Position gs Ftnnogfapher w
young indy iust out II school Address
M1ls this ofnnc.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-07-29

The batteries on both sides were
irst-class and equal to the emerg-
epcy. Sinners pitcher, Mr. H. H.
Koerth, Of Yorktown, was smooth
and quick and pitched an upper
and undet-cut with equal ease. Q.
B. Holchak caught for Sinner and
did splendid work throughout the
entire game.
There is no doubt but that Moul-
ton came down fully expecting to
clean up Sinner and were greatly
disappointed at their failure. They
brought four men along who hailed
from l.uling, while Sinner had but
one man from outside the town.
Sinner is ready at any time to play
any one town, but declines to buck
up against the pick of three differ
ent places.
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W. thonrht MAJ WaahinpLon was

We thought that Washington was
the National Capitol and the White
House the official residence of the
President and not Oyster Bay and
Roosevelt's cottages respectively
Texas Farm and Ranch.
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WINE Of cAROu y
Another Battle on the
Diamond,
AN EXCITING GAME BETWEEN
MOULTON AND SINNER.
Victory Again Crowns the Home
Team.

Two more games Of ball we're
pulled off in Sinner lest Sunday
and the lovers of ball were in high
glee. A game was played in the
morning between the Sinner second
nine and the Dreyer lirat nine, in.
which the Sinner kids won by a
score Of 10 to II. Only five inn
ings we're played in this gapaE,
wbeh the Dreyerr boyH tnFe@ mp
The sponge.
The big feature of the day was
game between the Sinner frat nine
and picked nine from Moulton,
or at least they were supposed TO
be from Moulton, but in reality four
of the players were from Luling,
viz: Foster, Huff, Cooper and
Williams. Foster is crack pitcher
and was imported specially for the
occasion, as was Cooper to do the
catching. The Sinner team had
only one new man, but he was a
mighty host in himself, Fl. H..
Koerth who did the pitching for
Sinner. The balance of the team
were all home raised Sinner boya.
After great deal Of preliminary
skirmishihg and the selection of
DR.. Frank Ledhetter as umpire, the
game was called. Moulton went
first to the bat and was eager for
The fray. Moulton batted well and
put two men on bases, but were
/ famed out and failed to score. Not
u connt was made until the third
inning. when Moulton led off with
three tallies, The fourth inning
gave Moulton another tally and the
game now stood A to 0 in favor Of
Moulton. The game at this stage
looked black for Sinner and tbs
Moulton buys were trying to bet all
kinds Of money. The Sinner boys
however, were on their mettle anc
when they went to the bat in thu
4th inning they began TO show VIVA
they could do. Blohm, Flato anc
Koerth, all scored and the game
now stood 3 to 4, In the 9th inning
Sinner laid up fyemore runs, whil'
Moulton failed to score. In the 6ti
neither side scored, but in the IA
Shiner rolled up two more AMI
Moul,ou one. Neither side score'
in the 9Th inning but Moulton 60
zone more in the 9th. This close'
the game with a score Of 10 to : il
favor Of Sinner
twas noticeable chat the Moultoi
MISUNDERSTANDING whichwa
50 eaaspiciuns in TIE early part q
the g'llts. was no where in egiaene
ut the ghs3e.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-07-29
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