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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
SPORTS Il
were responsible for the score.

were responsible for the score.
During both halves of the game the
II. s. team had the best Of the argu-
ment and kept the pigskin in the Rams
territory most Of the time and although
they were the lighter team, they bowled
over he Rams In great shape. Only
before the whistle blew at the end OF
the second half did the Rams come
anywhere near scoring.
During the first half the High School
worked the oval TO the Rams 25-yard
line and 1t was kept in that territory
nearly the whole half. During this
period the play was fast and furious
but the stubborn defense of the Rams
kept the Black and Gold backs from
crossing the line. Mckenzie and White
both played a good defensive game for
the Rams and saved big score by
their neat tackling. Chillingworth.
White and Rice all made good gains
' and Quarterback King run his team In
good shape.
During the first part of the second
half the Rams were forced down the
field and made safety. giving the High
Schools two points to the good. The
game continued 10 be hard fought
enc and with about Ave minutes left to
play the Rams dropped back to boot
the oval out Of danger: u tumble oc-
CURED and the High School back. with
the ball tucked under his arm, sprintea
Tor touchdown and Fullback Chilling
worth kicked clean goal making the
score so.
During the remainder Of the game
the Rams put In fresh men and worked
hard to score but they could not cross
that goal line.
| The High Schools have now defeated
both the Rams and Oahu College ana
Il looks very much as though they are
the champs of the second division.
There was large crowd on hand to
see the fun and only clean playing was
INDUCED In. Both schools mad some
good yells.
| Following was the way the boys
faced each other:
! High School-Ah Chieu. re-: Akana,
TT: Gilliland. rg.; White. rh.; Richard
son, c.; Rice. H.: Wight, lg. Saffery.
It,; seiichi. >le.; Chillingworth, fb.;
King. qb.
Kamehameha-Mu Murray. re-; Kaimu-
loa. TT; Goo On. re-: Mckenzie. rh.:
Nakuana, c.: ID. White. III. Comrades
lg.: Campbell. It,; Kahiki, le.; Lono
fb.: Akana. oh.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18

Jake Stahl tells u good Tim Hurst
story. zone day" said the Nationals
manager. Tim called me out a second
when was safe by ten feet. II was a
close game, the awful decision was
very costly. and I was hopping mad.
rushed In and yelled: I wasn't out!
Possibly not said Tim. urbanely
without looking up. but you're out
now and sure enough I was out out
at second and out Of the game"
q q %
Win or lose In his battle with Tommy
Burns ut Los Angeles on Thanksgiving
Day. II is an even wager that Jack
O'Brien's next opponent will be Jack
johnson.
q q 8:
Stanford University, Nov. 3.-The
executive committee met last evening
and transacted considerable important
business. the chief Of which was the APP
pointment Of the Intercollegiate Ath-
letic Committee for the ensuing year
Graduate Manager d. ID. Sales, 'OG, was
authorized to sign a contract with
Dan" Murphy. engaging the latter to
coach the stanford oarsmen.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
WIN By A RUN

Yesterday out at Kapiolani Park the
10th Infantry and the l.. A. G. teams
met In close and hard-fought game
The Lusitanas won out In the ninth
inning by making two runs, when the
score stood 2-l In favor of the soldiers.
Fenner and Freitas both pitched good
ball and kept hits well scattered.
Boyle, Smith and Fenner all did
good stick work. The former player
poked out home run.
The soldiers have IA good team and
want more games. They would like to
hook up with the Butchers and Twi-
| lights,
The score by innings was:
l23i5 7S9
Infantry .,....,.O 900 O.
Lusitanas ,,,,,,,,l OF . U u D o "a
Sergeant Bremen Of the Marine
Corps umpired the game.
The line up;
Lnsltanas-M, Joseph, f. Freitas, s.
Jimentnl, Jno Souza NJ Freitas, Ey-
ers, Geo, Medeiros Henry lHreitas.
Tenth Ringland, c.; Fen
rer, D.; Brown, ID; Van Vliet, 2b,;
Carey, 3d., Lemon, ss,; Doyle, Ct;
Horn, H,' Hanna, H.; reserves; DO
herty, Castle
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18

~-"Far Rent" esras on sale o.,
tbs bvllstlN sfflss,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
c. Brewer & Co., Ltd.
QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU. 7. n.
AGENTS FOR:

AGENTS FOR:
Hawaiian Agricultural Co., ookals
Sugar Plant. Co.. Or mes Sugar Co..
honomu Sugar Co, ,Walluku Sugar Co.,
Pepeekeo Sugar Co., The Planters
Line OF San Francisco Pasksts. chas.
Brewer & Co.'S line Of Boston Packets.
LIST OF OFFICERS:
c. N. Cooke, President: George
Robertson, Vice President and Mana.
ger; e. p. Bishop, Treasurer and Sec.
tstsry; r. W. Maefarlsns. Auditor: p.
c. Jorss, c. N. Cooke and J. r. Gait.
Directors.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
Castle { Cooke, Ltd
HoHoLU' =.
Commlssiol Merchants
(: Sugar Factor.

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Co.
The Waialua Agricultural CO.
The kohala Sugar Co.
The Waimea Sugar Mil Co.
The Fulton iron Works, 81. Louis, No.
The STANDARD OIL Co.
The Geo. F. Blake steam pumpa
Weston's centrifugals.
The New England Life Insurance Co.
Of Boston.
The Aetna Fire ins. Co. Of Hartford,
Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Co. q London.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
SOCKER SEASON OPENS


Tue SUCKER season opened "a'"ruay
"uu 'he iluol MON u NJ" "appg.
mere was ia'r-siHeu crowd on hahu
10 see the opening sailes oi 'he sea
son ana "hlie 'he play was not Oh 'he
best sun tue teams are composed Oh
strohs players ana the game VIII I'M
prove us the players prac'iee'
saturdays games demonstrated that
both the Males ana the Diamond
Heads nave strong teams. The later
team showed the pest FORM Oh the Jay
ana wheh they get niue more team
WORK they are gong 10 be nara COM
oinatlon to beat. They have such fast
men rs Anderson fernandez ana WOO
Anderson and McGiil, the old stand bys
OF the Males, did good work and dem
onstrated That they are not yet IN the
has-been class.
II was a very su.try day and fast
! snappy work could not be expected OF
the teams. but they did indulge In some
fast play.
MALES vs. Y MICA
The Males. as was expected. put 1t
all over the Y. NJ. G. AS, but should
have piled up larger score. The y.
NJ. c. AS played a stubborn defensive
game but when II came to running tho
hall down to their opponents goal they
| were lacking Their combinations
seemed to be poor. Beardmore. Tur-
ner and Super were the stars OF the
Christian team and they played good
ball.
During the first half neither team
was able to score but In the second
Gray scored two goals for the Males
and Kellett one. Gray was very accur-
ate In his shots. The Males lost many
good chances to score by their inabil-
lily to locate the goal.
DIAMONDS W. SOLDIERS
The Diamond Head Athletic CluD
went on the field with their usual spir-
1t and determination to win. They
played a hard. fast game and their COM
Ginations were the best Of the day
The real surprise was sprung by Van
Vliet and his bunch Of blue coats. Peo-
PIE who thought that the soldiers were
going to be easy certainly made mis-
take. The Infantry team went right
cut TO win but as was expected the ID
II. boys with their experience. had the
best OF the argument. Shortly after
play commenced the soldiers had Il
chance to score on free kick. A ID
II. player had hands" Chiffon blocked
the Kick. Ewing. one Of the forwards
OF Uncle Sans team. just missed scor.
ing In the first half
Fernandez and Woo each sent III,
sphere under the bar for score In tn,
first half.
Goal Keeper Thompson Of the lnfan'
try team was kept busy in the second
half and saved his team many times
A. Williams did some good shooting
and had 1t not been for Thompson
work he would have scored. Geo. de-
! sim succeeded In kicking IA pDnI
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
TEL MAIN 47s,

FOR Japanese COOKS, walters, women
for housework and help Tor day work,
supplied on short notice,
JAPANESE NEW MOTEL UNION,
LABOR OFFICE,
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18

Ae delightful concert was given AT
the seamen's Institute last saturday
evening arranged Ny Mrs, A, q, Halves
Those who took part were Mrs, George
Maclarlane, Mrs r. de u Layard, Miss
OMeara, Mrs, y II liumphris; the
Kaai quartet who were loudly ap.
plauded Mr. q buckley who was
most entertaining
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
INTERESTING GOSSIP

Columbia will be allowed TO play one
game of football this year under new
rules-an inter-class game as an exper'
iment Captain Eigcltinger, elected to
lead this years team, visited President
Butler and asked permission OF the
faculty to play the annual game .be'
tween the freshmen and sophomores,
Perm lssion was granted. and the game
will be arranged for the end OF the sea
son, Columbia under-g graduates are
disposed to look upon this AS encourage
Ing and perhaps indicating that the
game may be re-ruled In intercollegiate
circles next year
u % %
Oulneld Frank Burke, OF New Iia'
ven, Conn one Of McGraws new men,
led the Connecticut League balsmen
this year with nm average ~ ~ sac
" % u
Al the kompl0n Park spring meeting
to-day tho Great Jubilee Handicap ~
auul slyrrriBna was won hy nonnelln
ridden hy Nahor tho American ioehsy
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
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CARMEN DEFEATED

The warehouse men and clerks from
the firm OF T, II. Davies 4 Co. took d
TALL ont Of the gripmen and conductors
Of the Rapid Transit Athletic Club, on
the Aala Diamond yesterday afternoon
Honan. who used to wear Male
uniform In the big league, was on the
mound for the carmen for the first
three spasms but the plate looked as
small to him as a SC ear fare and was
much harder to locate. when he did
put them over. the grocery and hard
ware men poked out hits. Boyer. who
took Honan's place. pitched much bet.
ter ball and only allowed one run OH
his delivery.
Archie Robertson had his bunch IN
fine shape and Twirler Z. Burns disheC
up some choice ones.
These two teams have some fas,
players In their lineup including sucr
men as Hamauku. Fern. Plunkett
Moses, Bruins and Burns.
The Davies boys caught the car boys
on their guard in the very first inning
and scored three runs.
Runs by innings were as follows:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
BLACK AND (O|D V|CTORS

The eleven moloskin heroes repre-
Hcnlipg the Honolulu iligh school went
ont IN the Kan campus saturday ana
cleaned ~ the kum n eleven by lhu
Hyuru NJ so A touch down pUd safety
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18

Next Sundays games: 1880. Punt
hou vs.. Myrtle: $3.50 Young Leilihui
vs.. Sweet Homes,
Umpire. Nelson, Scorer. Martin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
IMPENDING DEFEAT
TURNED 70 VICTORY

The Makiki Baseball Leagues second
games were played yesterday afternoon
ut Makiki. The first game was be-
tween the Sweet Homes ana the Myrt-
les. The Sweet Homes won by the
score OF 10 to q.
The score by innings follows:
l23 8 7S9
N-rtles ..........O o 20 o. q
Sweet Homes 81 0 l y 4 4 OF 10
The second game was between the
Young Leilehuas and the Punahous. In
the eighth inning the score stood 10 tC
8 In favor OF the Punahous. The Let
lihuas came In In the last inning ana
scored runs, thus winning the game
The score by innings was AZ fol-
lows:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
OFFICERS.
SUGAR FACTORS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS and
INSURANCE AGENTS
Agents for

agents tor
hawaiian Commercial Z svss, Co
Haiku Sugar Company.
Pale Plantation. .
Maui Agricultural Company.
kihsl Plantation Company.
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
kahuku Plantation Company
kahuiul Railroad Company.
hsiseksia Ranch Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
Alexander { Baldwin
LIMITED.

D. ?. COOKE. Manager
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i. II. ID. .....,....3 90 -
Rapid Transits 20 90 0 % IL
The lineup was:
Rapid Transits-E. Hamauku, C.; II
Honan, p.; H. Robinson, h.: II. s
Swinton. 2b.: l.. G. Forbes, 3d.: J
Fern, S.; A. Plunkett. RI; W. Nelson
CT; r. Boyer, II, Substitutes: +. Will
son, q. +, Coulter. p. Correa, G. p,
Brown.
TheO. II. Davies 4 Co, Ltd.-Moses
c.; p. Burns, p.: Archie Robertson
Capt.. h.; J. Kia, 2b.; Geo. Bruins.
3D.; M, Joseph. S.: Wilcox. IT,; Sum.
ner. cf; Smythe. RI. Substitutes. All
Sin, Silva, En- Sue.
% q q
Referee Waldron OF the Seeker
League may resign.
q q q
The Beamers of Hilo have won the
championship OF Hawaii at baseball.
n n n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-18
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
MUSIC,

Mrs. hodgson. Teacher or Piano ana
Singing. Many years experience.
Easy and peasant method. Rapid
and thorough progress. Lessons
given at pupils own residence or Al
Studio. 2l3 Vineyard st. near En-.
ma ST..
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-02-24

Allen Moore, Abe Ephraim Mayor,
Arthur Wells, Harvey Miller, Hy-
din c. Collier, Elex Hawkins, James
Harris, Augustus William Brent
William Brown Laughlin, Percy Nc
Rae, William Mcdonald Megget,
Jefferson Addison Edward Klipzig,
Allen Thomas, Jim Vance, Edgar L.
Goldstein, S. Caplinger, Arthur
O'Connor, Henry Toliver, Edw Hol
land, Joe Silversteon, Merriman Lex
Williams, William Allen Briggs,
Robt. Hart Lake, Dabney Howard
Hood, Morris Rosenstock, Leroy
Percy, Leon Coin, Frank Jones, Jas.
Albert Lake, Jr., Charles S. Harris,
William Jasper Powers, Moses JAG
OBJ Goldsmith, Vim. Henry LANCER,
Geo. Clofton, Joel Wilczinski, Geo.
Gordon Sims, George Washington
Noee, George Robinson, Alexander
Hoskins, Frank Barnes, James AL
len Sutton, Harry Forest Stone Will
liam Burr Scott, Claude NJ Johnson,
Abraham Lewis, Allied H. Clark,
John Hardin, Henry Brown, Walter
Green Blake, R. G. Alexander, Ad-
| olph Heidingsfelder, Ernest Kinds,
John F. Morey. Chas. Londsey, Will
liam Jessie Wier,I H. T. Crosby,
George Douglas Boyd, Benjamin
Franklin Presses. Spencer Ball Yer
ger. Jeff Claiborne, Benjamin Har-
ris, G. H Miller, Andrew Brown
Ross. A. S. Williams, Arthur Pohl.
Joe E. Vaught, Charles Addison
Kinkead, Will Andrew Jones, Thos.
Vol Neff, Joe NewmanB ?tB( RI
Worshem .Baugh. Jack McCullum
| Will neff, Joe Newman, Benz. ]
Church, James Mclaughlin, Geo. Nj
Turner, James G. Smith, H. NJ. Per.
kinson, Robert Seth Wheatley, Jas
Culloch Anderson. Luther S. Judd
Charles Carter, Charles Reiter, AL
fred Shields, H. A. Thompson, Loui
Worth Butler, Lewis Nathan Waugh
Hermon Seeman, Lepp Wilzin, FL
j. Gibbons, Ernest Bourges.
State of Mississippi,
| Washington County.
Personally appeared before me, NJ
Gensburger. Notary Public, in an
! for the City OF Greenville Count,
ard State aforesaid. Noah Cowan
who, being duly sworn. makes oat
that the foregoing names wer
!. signed by the parties themselves Q
: by him at their resaest.
NOAH COWAN.
! Given under my hand and offici;
seal this the 10Th day of Februar,
: 1906 NJ GENSBURGER,
Notary Public
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-02-24
wHIsxEY PETITION
To the Honorable Mayor ana Slty
Council of Greenville. Missis-
sippi, in Washington Co.

We the undersigned qualified cleo
Tors of the city OF Greenville. coun-
- of Washington and State of Mis-
sIssippi. hereby petition your honor
able body to grant unto James Jo-
senb RYAN. a citizen aud resident Of
fbe city Of Greenville. county and
Sat- aforesaid license to sell vim
ms spiritous. malt and Intoxicating
f,onor in less than one gallon at his
ntace al business ait No. 10 Wash
inof3n Avenue. in said city OF Green
vie and we recommend the SAID
Iafues Joseph Ryan to be OF good
reputation and a suitable person 70
receive said license and your petit
tsoners pray that the same be grant
Cd unto him
William James Hugh Chalmers
Watson. Joseph McAfee Jayne. lou-
S Rerernan. John James Anderson
Albert Thomas Heimnan- saul lsen-
bera Ionies Ggeen. Ske Solomon,
ne Sack. Joseph Daier Fowler
frederick Douglas Johnson Harris
w issee Capner. John Henry Evans
pi4hsrA MoAHee. John Sager. Isl
Han. Schwartz. John Henry Elliot
George Edward Rigney, Charlie:
Halter. Joseph Columbus Heard, AT
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-02-24

Ian Turner, Jones Jordan, Charles
Loeb, George Barrett, Ira Scott,
Isidore Itzig, Mendel Wachsman,
Egene J. Bogen, Herfan Wachsman,
Samuel Reed Dunn, Robert Hallett,
Leopold Wachman, Richard Craw-
ford Howison, Thomas Cole Arnett,
Charles Motion Ham, Robert john
son Adafs, Jr.. Charles Coleson,
Frank Janf Butler, Jack Mccall.
lum. Jacob Schwbt, Lee Hartman,
Morris Greenberg, Simon Schwartz,
Richard Bedon, Jas. Robertshaw,
James Vincent Roselle, George
Ames, Willie White, Walter Scott
: Wright, Columbus Edward Ross,
John Watson Archer, Charles Jor
dan, Granville Carter, Saul Klein,
James Parker Butler, Johnathan Ehr
loch, Ferdinand Enrich. Harry Erin
MarclE Fred Kohn, Julius Romans
ky, Isaac Weinberg, Dave Weinberg,
Charles SchirmeT, Walton Park Shell
ton, Isaac Hechinger, Morris Louis
Solomon, Jacob Romansky, Nose
Hyman, Alexander NJ. Hyman,. Hen
ry Epps Lengsheld, Jacob William
Borg, Harry Smith, Ben NJ. Sara
son, William Bismark Meisner, My
er Brill. Sol Brill, Oscar Ignacc,
Fred Landau, Nehemiah Louis Rite
man, Ferdinand Strauss, William
Augustus Craft, Henry B. Brown,
Sidney Woolf. Sigmund Greenberg,
John Burnet, Joe Weonberg, Samuel
Blum. Henry Fisher, John P Jones,
Nose Broyn, William Henry Ours
Ter. Thos. ]. Dixon: Jules Francis
Whitney. Michael John Ready, Her
! bert Hessel Hirsch, Joseph Morse,
Frank Giardina. Cleber Easton Jor-
dan. Giuseppe Butera, James Oneill,
Charles c. DeSoucha. Tony Butera
Bernard Beauregard Goldman, Ed
ward Waiter Winterson. Cyrus
Strong Knapp Mcgget. James Or
ian Jones. Jake Hendel. 1gnatiu.
Deutchlander Lengs6eld, Cordel
Vaughan. Will Isenberg, Vexaucl
Anderson. Adolph Casper Scheske
| Joseph Harrison Leavenworth. Geo
Blackburn HuiFt Randolph Laniel
Alexander Reach Parker, John 10
seph Harry Bernie Gray. Sidne,
Eckstone Teddy Eckstonc. Mar,
Eckstone. Reuben Warsawbeam.
Harry Clitherall Wallace. Josepl
Ellsworth Leppert. Richard Jackson
Leon Hebron. VIM w Richardson
Richard Baxter Musick Docket
: Docketas Little. William Lelan
! Sides Louis +. Chambless. Jaco
) Moses. Demos Paul Shanahan. Cha
: Il. Ioreazen. Morris Goldstein. Eli
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/ Ter, William Flzie HUT. Thoma
] Howard Hood <Seddan Pleasant Al
} en-. John Terrell Moore. Noiiis Ava
Z mart Jones. William Kerchevali
: Gildart. Samuel Isenbcrg. Henr
Chaplain. Grant Bowen Rucks. Tho
mas Edgar Bailey. a-cace Her
I bricks Lewis. Abrahai
Randolph Lester Duke Hugh Arn
i strong. Iahu Thomas Canada. Jon
Aloysius Cannon Charles Ruth Nj
!. liam Quinn. Frank r. Goodric'
s Rochard Oxford James ldolphl
!, Rogers. Nick sfcpilney Rexerl
Thornton Lewis. Nicks Clark. 81
{ clan Joe Barrett, Simon Caffah.
+ James McI-uglin. John Robert All
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-02-24

Clendon, NJ. Albert Hatcher, Mike
Jennings, Vim. Coleman Mcleod,
Lewis Williams, William Writ Toll
lotson, Steve Burton, John Allen In
gram, Tom Jones, William Floyd
Minor, Henry Doyle, Henry Taylor
Rucks, Daniel Lomax, Davis Landon
Armstrong, Sam Raines, William
Coleman, George Collier, William
Horace Neal, Albert Latcher, Jo-
seph Hamilton Robb, James Cole
man Greenley, c. Montgomery, Rob-
ert Lee Wadlington, Lee Simmons,
Albert Mayor, Mier Mayor, Ferdi-
nand Lionel Mopse, Sodney Lloyd
Moyse, William Daniel Robertshaw,
Jacob Simon Weiss, Abe Leopold
Johl, Marx Goldsuein, Claude Walter
Smith, Emil Rosenfeld, Clarence
Wott, Mlon Duncan, Ernes Ber-
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more Pembroke. Frank West, VIM
w. Smith, N. c. Skinner, William
Richard Harvey. Albert Akin, Harry
Percy Lee, Robt. Bradford Smith,
HERNIA Coin, Isaac Aron Newman,
| William Newman, Joseph Newman,
George Young Rowland, Willie
Washington Farmer, Henry Ham
mond Benjamin Nichol Rucks, An
drey Vaughan Malldtte, Charles Ro-
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ward Schmidt, Bernard Baer, Henry
E. Ding, Mark liver, Thomas ].
Hart, Andrew Wilson, Major Davis,
! Thomas Frie1; Andrew Wynn; Jor-
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Shandonis, William Muller, JOS Jew
ell, Harry Johnson. Chas Abe Ehl-
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Charlie Scott Rachedman,. Ludwig
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Their. Gus Hecker. Dock Hector
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-02-24

The State OF Mississippi.
To Wong Wey, whose postofhce
address is Lake Providence, La.
An attachment at the suit Of Wong
,Ack against your estate for $1,000,
Nelare the court of NJ Gensburger,
Justice of the Peace, at Greenvilie' IN
,tt1e county of Washington, State o.
Mississippi, has been executed ana
Is now pending in said Court; and un-
Rss you appear before said Court on
t1e Goth day of February, 1900, an i,,
otead to said action, judgment WI,
BE entered, and the estate attacqeo
will be sold
Witness my signature this goth day
NJ. tGENSBURGER,
Justice of the Peace.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-02-24
Bridge Notice
Stat. of Mississippi,
SNashin0ton County

State of Mississippi,
Washington County
By virtue of an order of the Board
OF Supervisors, of said county, made
this day, sealed bids are invited to be
filed with the undersigned Clerk, on
or before the Ist Monday of March,
1906. for the construction of Bent
Bridge" across Broad Slough, on road
No. 81, in said county, in accordance
with the plaas and specifications now
on file in the office of the Chancery
Clerk. The Board reserves the right
to Feject any and ali bids.
Witness my hand this 9th day OF
february, 1906,
T. III. HOOD, Clerk.