liffMMT
WANTS
WANTS
WANTS
POULTRY.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
thirst
couldn't satisfy.
It
goes, straight as
an arrow, to the
dry spot And
besides this,
the call for something purely deli
cious and deliciously pure
and wholesome.
Free
Our new
booklet, telling
of Coca-Cola vindi
cation at Chattanooga,
for the asking.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.
Jasehall
Won. Lost. Pet.
New York 64 13 .806
Chicago S8 26 .594
Pittsburgh 3 27 .591
Cincinnati 3 34 .514
Philadelphia 28 35 .444
Brooklyn '. . . . 27 40 .403
St. Louis J7 45 .375
Boston 1 60 ,296
American League.
Won. Lost.
Boston 23
Philadelphia -40 28
Washington 43 31
Chicago 40 30
Cleveland 35 85
Detroit 36 37
New York 15,
Bt. Louis 1 49
Pet.
.681
.588
.581
.571
.500
.494
.284
.279
Southern League'.
Won. Lost Pet
Birmingham 48 28 .632
Memphis 38
New Orleans 36
33
34
39
37
40
38
42
.636
.614
Molle
Chuttanooga
Montgomery
Atlanta . . .
Nashville . .
89
35
35
12
29
.500
.486
.467
.467
.408
HKSttLTH YESTERDAY.
National League.
Morning dames
At New York New York 4. Brook
ivn 10.
At Boston Boston 7. Philadelphia
2.
At Pittsburgh Pittsburgh 11. Cin
cinnati 6.
At Jt Louis St. Louis 0, Chics
go 2.
Afternoon (lames
At Pittsburgh Pittsburgh 3, Cin
cinnati 2.
At Boston Boston 4, Philadelphia
7.
At New York New York 2, Brook
lyn t.
At 81. Iuls Bt Louis 2, Chicago
3 (Id Innings)-
American League.
Morning Gpntee-
At Phllsdelphla Philadelphia
oston 3. M
At Washington Washington
12,
o Chicago 4, Cleveland 1.
trolt 9. St. Louis 1.
0 Chicago I, Cleveland I.
t Detroit 7, hi. Louis 0.
ilngton Washington 12.
delphla Philadelphia I.
Satisfies
There never was a
that Coca-Cola
satisfies to a T
Delicious Refreshing
Thirst-Quenching
Demand the Genuine Refuse Substitutes
THE COCA-COLA CO.
ATLANTA, GA.
9-B
At Atlanta Atlanta 3, Montgom
ery 4.
At Mobile Mobfle-'Nashvllle, rain.
Afternoon Games
A Chattanooga Chattanooga 4,
New Orleans 0.
At Birmingham Birmingham 1,
Memphis 3.
At Atlanta Atlanta 5, Montgom
ery 6.
At Mobile Moblle-Nashvllle, rain.
American AHsoclaUon.
Morltag Games
At Louisville Louisville-Columbus,
rain.
At Mlnneapollsi Minneapolis - St.
Paul, rain.
At Indianapolis Indianapolis 0,
Toledo 2,
At Milwaukee Milwaukee 2, Kan
sas City 7f
Afternoon Games
At Louisville Louisville 9, Cn
lumbus 3.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee-Kansas
City, postponed, rain. '
At St. Paul St. Paul 9, Minneap
olis 5.
At Indianapolis Indianapolis 1, To
ledo 3.
International. League.
Morning games
At Baltimore Baltimore 2, Provi
dence 1.
At Newark Newark 7, Jersey City
4.
At Bochester Rochester 6, Mon
treal 4.
At Buffalo Buffalo 3, Toronto 6.
Afternoon riamea
At Jersey City Jersey City 0, New
ark 3.
At Baltimore Baltimore 6, Provi
dence 4.
At Rochester Rochester 10, Mon
treal 5.
At Buffalo Buffalo 7, Toronto
10
South Atlantic League.
Morning Games
At Savannah Savannah 1, Albany
S.
At Jacksonville Jacksonville 2.
Columbu 1.
At Columbia Columbia 4, Mscnn
Afternoon Games
At Savannah Savannah
Albany
At Jacksonville Jacksonville
2,
Columbus 7.
At Columbia Columbia 0, Ma
con 9. '
Virginia League.
Morning Games
, At Portsmouth Portsmouth 5, Nor
folk 4.
' A Newport News Newport News
1 Roanoke 6
At Petersburg Petersburg 3, Rich
mond 4.
Afternoon Games
At Norfolk Norfolk , Ports
mouth 6.
At Roatooke Roanoke 7. Newport
News 1.
At Richmond Hlchmond 4, Peters
burg 0.
Carolina Association.
Mornng Games
At Winston -Seism Wlneto
1
f
m
A
Whenever
you see an
Arrow think
of Coca-Cola.
5, Greensboro 4.
At Spartanburg Spartanburg
Greenville 5 (eight innings, called to
allow teams to catch train).
At Greenville-VGreenvlile 3, Spar
tanburg 4.
At Charlotte Charlotte I. Ander
son 7.
Afternoon Games
At Charlotte Charlotte 1, Ander
son 0.
At Greensboro Greensboro 0, Win
ston-Salem 2.
Tells Consumptives How He
Got Well.
Tuberculosis is said to be curabl
by simply living In the open air and
taking an abundance of fresh eggs and
milk. Undoubtedly, some persons are
benefited In this way; but an effects
remedy for Consumption Is Eekman'
Alterative. Do ail you possibly can to
add, to strength and inurease weight
Eat wholesome, nourishing food
Breathe the cleanest and purest air
and add the tonic and beneficial effects
of Eckman's Alterative. Read what
it did In this cade:
609 West St., Wilmington, Del
"Gentlemen; In January, 1908,
was taken with hemorrhages of the
lungs. My physician, one of the lead
ing practitioners, said that It was
lung trouble. My employer (Llppin
cott & Co.. Department store, 306 to
314 Market street, Wilmington, Del.)
recommended Eckman's Alterative
and I began taking It at once. This
wus about June, 1901. I continued
faithfully, using no other remedy, a
I now have no trouble with my lungs,
I firmly believe Eckman's Alterative
saved my life.
"I regard my recovery as being mlr
aculous."
(..igned Affidavit) J AS. SQUIRES.
Eckman's Alterative Is effective in
Bronchitis. Asthma, Hoy Fever;
Throat and Lung Troubles, and In
upbuilding the system. Does not con
tain poisons, opiates or habit-forming
ii in For rale by all leading drug
gist. Ask for booklet telling of re
coverlet and write to Eckmsn l-nbnr
hi. ii : Philadelphia, Pa., for additional
evidence.
Aahevllle, N. C, July 2, 1112,
By direction of the Freight Claim
Agent I will sell at the Freight Depot
of the Southern Railway company.
Ashevllle, N. ('., Saturday, August 3rd,
1(12 at 10 a, in., two cars second
hand Suw-mlll Machinery and two
Hollars which wen consigned to S.
Sternberg 4k Company, Ashevllle, N.
Isam. N. C,
6, 1(11, nd name remain on
hand refused. Bale for cash to pay
freight and othsr charges. W. P.
Maher, Agent
Buy roar ticket and give order for
baggsgs to h checked from your
residence to destination.
Baggage Transfer and Xailway
Ticket Office s&mt
WPattonAvw.
ajOVWO AJfD
r "i
GAME !N TENTH
With Score Tied and Two Out
Pope Knocked Home
Run and Won.
Standing of Clubs.
Won. Lost. Pet.
Bristol 25 16 .610
Knoxville 28 20 .583
Johnson City .... 21 21 .500
Cleveland 22 24 .478
Ashevllle 21 26 .447
Morrlstown 19 29 .420
Results Yesterday.
At Ashevllle Morrlstown 2: Ashe-
llle 7. Second game Morristown 5;
Ashevllle 4. (Ten innings).
At Johnson City Bristol 1 ; Johnson
City 2. Second game postponed, rain.
At Knoxville Cleveland 0; Knox-
llle 1. Second game Cleveland 0;
Knoxville 2.
Games Today.
Morristown at Ashevllle.
Johnson City at Bristol.
Cleveland at Knoxville.
After making a desperate fight to
win the game- from Morrlstown yes
terday afternoon, it was lost in the
tenth Inning, after two men were
down, when Pope knocked a home
un. Morristown early took the lead,
but twice Ashevllle caught up, and in
the ninth inning the score was tied
making it necessary to play the tenth
Inning. There were two strikes on
Pope when he knocked a home run
It was a very interesting game, but
there were no special features except
to number of home runs. Four were
knocked during the game. Watson
twirled for the locals and was In very
good form. Clyde pitched for the vis
tors. It had been reported that he
was not much of a pitcher, but he
showed up otherwise yesterday.
There were no runs made until the
third inning, when the Jobbers passed
one across the plate. Mills drew four
balls, Clyde struck out. lloch got an
ntled hit and Mills went to third on
a passed ball and came home on
wild throw by Watson. In the fifth
the A'isitors made two more. West
lake went safe on error of Zenelli and
Mills knocked a home run.
Ashevllle scored twice in this inn
ng. Kite walked to iirst and Watson
knocked a home run.
The locals made on ,nore In the
sixth, when Bumb knocked a three
bagger, "Woody" went safe on a high
throw and Smith got a hit and Bumb
scored. Woodward was caught trying
to come home on the same hit.
The Jobbers made one more in th
seventh. With one out Westlake go
a double, Mills singled, and Westlak
scored on Clyde's hit.
Ashevllle evened the score in th
eighth, when Smith scored a home
run.
This tied the score and no runs
were made In the ninth. It was
Pope's home run thn; won the game
In the tenth, as the locals were unnbl
to score.
Morristown. AB. R. H.
fO.
3
1
1
0
3
0
16
16
0
A. E
Hoch, cf 6 0 1
1
Hill, If 6 0 0
Pope. 2b 5
nruiib, 3b. .
Hummell, s.
Glaze, rf. .
Westlake, c.
Mills, lb. .
Clyde, p. .
Totals 39
io.no n
Ashevllle.
Schuyler, 21).
AB. R. H. PO
6 0 12
A.
1
Hart, ss 6
Sharp, cf. ..... i
Bumb, lb. . . .6
Woodward, If. . .4
Smith, rf 4
Zcndli. 3b. . . .4
Kite, c 3
Watson, p. ... 4
0
2 6
2 1
12 0
1 0
2 0
1 3
7 0
0 2
Totals 38 4 8 29M3
-Third out In tenth as Hummell
liner hit Grubb, running bases.
Score by innings:
Morristown .... 001 020 100 1
Ashevllle .... 000 021 010 0
Summary: Two base hit, Westlake
Three base hit, Bumb. Homo run
Mills, Pope. Watson," Smith. Saerlfl
hits, Grubb. Ix-ft on bases, Mori i
town 5: Ashevllle IS: struck mil, i
Clyde 5; by Watson 7. Basi h
balls, off Clyde 2; off Watson
Stolen bases, Schuyler, Hart. Doub
play, Sharp lo Bumb. Wild pitch
Watson. Time of game, 1:45. Umplr
Burke.
Two Whitewashes.
Special to The Gazette-News.
Knoxville, July 5. The Reds took
both games from Cleveland yesterday
morning and afternoon. In the who
eighteen Innings only three runs were
made snd these were credited
Knoxville. Two of these ere scarcely
earned', but the locals Utplayed the
visitors in both gHmea. It Is estimated
that 2700 fans saw the afternoon
game and 1200 th" morning game. In
the morning game there was no score
until the ninth. In the second the two
runs were scored by Knoxville In the
first Inning. Harrison singled and
advanced on a sacrifice, going to third
on Rhoton's single. Knox walked and
Rhoton advanced. Harrison scored
on Martin's sacrifice fly, and Rhoton
came home on a wild throw.
Score by Innings: is. H. E.
Knoxville ... 000 001 0011 6 1
Cleveland . . . 000 000 000 0
Wilson and Meyer; Grlner
Thompson.
Afternoon game: R.
Knoxville ... 200 000 OOx 2
Clfvtland . . . ooo 000 000 0
Davis and Meyer; Gudger
4
and
H. R.
4 1
:i 1
and
Thompson.
Soklli rs Win.
Special to The Gazette-News.
Johnson City, July f. The local
learn won the mrrnlng game here yes
terday fron Bristol In a hard fought
pitchers' battle. While Brlitol out-
batted the home team their errors
were costly. .'
Score: R. R B.
Johnson City.. 010 100 0002 t 0
UrliMt.il 100 000 000 I I 1
Merchant snd Tuylor; McKammett
and MuiiHon. .
-A record-bresklng
YOU CAN'T AFFORD to be without
Conkey's White Diarrhoea Remedy.
It Is a positive relief from this dis
ease which kills thousands of chicks
yearly. Price 50 cents. For sale
by Grant's Pharmacy. 3t-eod
FOR SALE Only a few Sets of
Beautiful 44-Plece Cleo Dinner
Sets, cash price 32.65; Is manufac
tured of the very highest grade of
porcellan; in buying a large quan
tity of them and are giving you the
benefit of our bargain. Sets are
beautifully decorated In French.Pink
Rose Transfer Design and edges and
Handles of all articles are trimmed
with Pure Coin Cold. These sets
make very desirable and attracUve
Dinner Service, and contain enough
pieces to set table for six persons.
We are making a special cash price
on this dinner set for 22.66. We
charge 10c extra for delivery In the
city. Gazette-News Office. tf
NEW HANDSOME EIGHT-DAY
MISSION CLOCK for (2.65. The
Gasetto-Newa has a few of the Mis
sion Clocks with which so many of
the people of this mountain section
of the state have become familiar.
It is an eight-day clock, high grade,
serviceable, and altogether very at
tractive. For those who come to
the office, pay cash, thus saving us
the cost of delivery. The same
price will be made to out-of-town
patrons who send cash or money
order, and the clock will be ex
pressed direct to the address given
Bear in mind that the price Is Just
$2.5 at our office, or when cash
accompanies the order. Send us
your order today to Gazette-News
office. t
rowd gathered at the ball park here
yesterday for the game between Brls-
ton and Johnson City, only to be dis
appointed by rain which began to pour
just as play was called. The game
was postponed until today.
First Thames Steamboats.
The first steamer on the Thames was
the Marjory, In 1814. The Richmond
followed her n year Inter.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The KM You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
aVbihgiiait
SOLI!. eHM ,$
ASUVKUP
lit'.lti 11M Njw
tORS US 'tilt: .":.t BTaTMl has btn tonduted
ill i-mn liy Tkrpl U M "tlHaM I llmtlawtrm, Irc-u. sinnd
.:hr tu smndKxi, who Uve pi . pare il IIOHI l"r MK an.',
r CfcrtatUti Cluirn.1T,, ;vi r llMI ItW.
II NGHAM'S limtb Mary rlr uf ll rronu, lmfc l
ji hrifk parapet I'lrti tValli have txien pn.iwunciJ Ilia Haleat
ealaatl'lraby fcwry rarentwho hiuiimiiecttil thorn, and ly
ry other (MM ; whortaa. lo llio last iO yeart mora Hum
.400 popila have pcrlihad In Btaaol I'lrai InUio United Stalea,
,11 ID High BaildlBfa, and many Otouaandc here tcn bnmt to
laala In oUicr hijh Mldlno. HanltaUa and VaaUlallan pro
ttwnced llio BEST l,y ISO ducton. Avoraja lain of ID pound!
.ha tarm of antrancea. aentufttai oitrl'lliaata.l'ara andl'lira of
npUa, SUItaryl to wnfca Cltlaeaa and Baa, not aoldioraw
I,
July Scholarships at the
Asheville Business College.
Complete you at a time when you
will have the best opportunities for
employment.
ENTER NOW at the Summer Rates
ind wo will extend the time if you
do not complete in the Summer Term.
DIPLOMAS were issued today to
the following graduates: Miss Madge
L. Dunlap, Hendersonville; Miss Al
wlne Dorothea Stocklnger, Bremen,
Ind.; Miss H. Myrtle Hemphill,
Brldgewater, N. C; Mr. S. Sum Green,
Canton, Ohio. .
SITUATIONS secured: Joseph
More, City; Sam Green, Canton, Ohio.
A GOOD TIME to enter would be
'.etwern the first and seventh of July.
W Can nrcivi twenty new students
una would be glad to see you If you
:tre Interested in a successful business
,ir shorthand course. Please call at
the College office, 3rd boor Wagner
Building North Pack Squai
HENRY S. SHOCKI.EY,
It Principal.
School of Expression
8. S. CURRY, Ph. D., Lltt D Pres.
Office, 301 Pierce Bldg., Boston, m.is-
The twelfth session of the Ashevllle
Summer Term will open In the High
School building July first at 9 a. m.
Registration June 29, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Special advantages for Dramatic
Rehearsal. i'ancy steps. Special
ttudents at special rates. Call or ud
dress the Dean,
High School, Ashevllle, N. C.
THF. NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
OK AtsitlCt'LTt'HE AND ME
CHANIC ARTS.
The Rtata's Industrial College.
Four-year courses in Agriculture;
in Civil, Electrical ami Me. lumb al
engineering: In Chemistry: In
Cotton Manufacturing and Dyeing.
Two-year enures In Mcelumle Arts
.. -vl In Textllo Art- One-year and Two
year courses In Agrlenltm-e. These
Courses are both praetlesl snd scien
tific. Examinations for sdmbwfcm are
held by the County Superintendent St
all county seats on July I HI.
For Catalog aihtreaw
THE REGISTRAR,
West Raleigh, N. a
" 1 1 ;
Ashevllle RuMlnrss oil. ire Is Offering
splendid Summer Ouurses,
Scholarship (a) Bookkeeping, Pen
manship. Spelling, Business Letter
Writing. Business Practice.
Scholarship (b) Shorthand, Type
writing (touch method), Spelling,
Penmanship, office, Dictation and Ex
perience, Special Hours: Those desiring re
view work or special Speed Practice
In typewriting or shorthsnd can ar-
J lU-tf.
Principal.
FOR BALE Dry kindling wood. $1.10
per load, delivered. Phone 1643
BUtmore Box Factory. lt-tl
FOR SALE Old newspapers.
Call at
tf.
this office.
CAMERA FOR SALE A 1A (2x4.)
Kodak In first class condition. Cost
112. will sell for $7. C. W. Capell
Gazette-News office.
FOR SALE Attractive bargains in
runabouts, top buggies, surreys,
buekboards, single and double har
ness; and ladies driving horse. Pat
ton & Stikeleather's Stables.
120-tf
FOR SALE Five lots, good house
outbuildings, blacksmith shop, good
tools. W. H. Poteat, Andrews, is
C. 122-40t
FOR SALE 4 and 5 room houses, on
easy payments. D. K. Lyerly.
124-6t
FARM FOR SALE For sale or ex
change, 230 acres of land within 41
miles of Franklin, N. C; 80 acres un
der cultivation; specially adapted
to stock raising and fruit culture
Prices and terms reasonable. Ad
dress P. O. Box 020, Ashevllle, N
C. 125-3t
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Three
very attractive lots In West Ashe
ville; prices and terms reasonable
Address P. O. Box 626, Asheville,
N. C. 125-3t
FOR SALE Nice, gentle horse; suit
able for lady; also buggy and bar
ness. Phone 589 or 1545. 125-3t
FOR SALE Sweet potato slips for
late planting. Call J. H. McCon
nell. Phone 1434. 126-3t
FOR SALE Roller top dcrk, one
Hosier safe, one floor case, one
counter case. Phone 1851. Ashe
ville Furlnture Co., 29 S. Main St
12C-tf
FOR SALE Lease and furniture of
an 18-room boarding house, large
grounds, garden, etc., good location
F. M. Messier, American National
Bank building. 127-3t
WAITIB.
WANTED Limited number of board
ers, suburban- Koine,'1 on car line,
modern conveniences. 348 Merri
nion avenue. Phone 1116. 126-tf
A VISITOR in Ashevllle has $20,000
and will lend it on improved real
estate, as a whole or In blocks of
$5,000. Apply by letter, describln
security. Box 985, Asheville, N. C
120-7t
I. H. McGINNESS has moved to room
4 Masonic building, Market street
opposite Y. M. I. Steam dyeing, tall
orlng and cleaning. Phone 1860.
WANTED Your stenographic work
Prices reasonable; satisfaction
given. See Miss Pearl Hoi man, 10
Pack square. Phone 074.
WANTED Your Notary Public work
Residence 123 Asheland avenue.
Phone 98. Jaa. W. Albright. 66-tf
WANTED Your old silverware to
plate or repair. Best quadruple
plate. Done under our special
guarantee. Established 1894
Finger & Anthony Silver Co., 1
Church St., Phone 950. W.
Steele, Ashevllle Representative,
93-26
KODAK WANTED A 1A Special,
or 3A. Inquire of C. W. Capell at
Gazette-News. tf
A COMPETENT ACCOUNTANT
young married man of good habits
and "ow employed, wishes to secure
a portion with a responsible con
cern In western N. C. or adjacen
country. Address, "Accountant
care Gazette-News. 97-26t
WANTED Your business when you
want to hire an automobile for any
kind of a trip. Our rates are stand
ard and equipment de luxe. You
cannot help being pleased with our
service and our guarantee to you is
safety. Pv, 'ic Service Motor Com
pany. Telephone 202-3 rings. tf
WANTED You to call tto-OH-two
three rings, when you want an au
tomoblle for a ride over the city,
triii to the country, or any of th
neighboring towns, to carry you to
the station, bring you back or meet
your friends. Our cars are new and
our chnuffeurs experienced. Public
Service Motor Company, 4 North
Pack Square. tf
WANTED Ladles to know we d
hnnd laundering of dellcato lace
waists and dresse, silk gloves and
other articles of like nature. Care
ful workmen of long years of ex
perlence under the supervision o
our Mr. WHbar, Insures perfect sat
Isfaction. Anheville French Dry
Cleaning Co., Phone 389, Pack
Square.
WTNED New houses and old houses
need painting, coat of paint ndds
to length of life and slue of the
property, snd If for rent It will
bring more rent properly painted
Rooms papered snd calclmlned
Phone 157. R. L. Fltspatrlck Son
North Main St.
WANTED- Men to learn the barber
trade. F. w weeks completes. An
other ru.h for barbers this season
Best trade In existence today. Good
money, tight, clean Inside work
Write for free catalogue. Moler
Barber College, Atlanta, Ga.
123-flt
WANTRD Position of trust by lady
of good appearance. Fins stenog
rspher snd thoroughly capable.
P., care Gasette-Nsws. 124 -8 1
FOR R A laft.
One of the best farms In Western
North Carolina, containing about 000
seres, of which 200 Is fine bottom
snd balance grazing and fruit Ian.
Close to railroad.
, CANADY REALTY CO.
14. .. ,.io if. Pack toaare.
FURNITURE bought, sold and ax-
changed. Easy payments. Globs
Furniture Co., II South Main 81
Phone 886. 142-tf
ROCK LEDGE, 68 Haywood Street
28 rooms thoroughly renovated,
across street from Auditorium, half
block from Battery Park hotel. Mrs.
P. J. Cocoran, Prop,
EUREKA," 153 North Main, exclu
sive private boarding; large well
furnTshed rooms; fine porches; mod
ern conveniences. East street car.
lll-26t
A RARE OPPORTUNITY to respon
sible man as bookkeeper by a good
prolltuble manufacturing business.
One who is able to invest $1000 in
stock. 'This is not a speculation.
Salary to start with $85 per month.
B. C, care Gazette-News. 124-3t
REMANUFACTURED TYPEWRIT
ERS All makes look like new
guaranteed to be as good as new.
At about one-half price of new ma
chines. Easy terms. J. M. Hearn
& Co., Battery Park Place. Phono
448.
WHITE Label Breakfast Bacon, 3 to 4
pounds average, 21c. per pound.
Hams, best brands, 10 to 12 pounds,
average 17c. per pound. William
Kroger, 240 Patton avenue. 119-tf
LOST Pocketbook with T. D. Hagen's
name on it. Return to Langren
hotel. 126-3t.
LOST Ladies gold filled watch, Elgin
movement, has picture in back.
Finder plaace return to Crescent
Jewelry Co. and receive reward.
126-3t.
PLANTS! PLANTS! Late flat Dutch,
drumhead, for fall and winter use.
Fine late tomato plants, sweet and
strong pepper, . sweet potato slips.
M. A. Creasman, 34 Flint street.
Phone 378. 126-3L
FOUND On Sunday, northeast corner
Church street, small gold bar pin
with name. Call at this office and
identify. 126-3t
FOB RENT
ipOR RENT Would sell nine-room
house, modern, splendid location,
5 acres. Phone 815. 127-6t
FOR RENT Ten-room house, with
bath. North Main street. Call J. H.
McConnell, 122 or 1434. 126-3t
FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms,
transient or permanent, one block
from postofflce. 5 a Haywood St.
126-26$
FOR RENT Desirable rooms, fur
nished for housekeeping; every
convenience. Phone 894. 125-3t
FOR RENT Two large rooms and
side room for cooking. See W. R.
Payne, No. 89 Grove street. 127-6t
FOR RENT Two unfurnished and
one furnished room, very reason
able. Phone 1817. Modern.
125-3t
DESIRABLE ROOMS A few pleas
ant, airy rooms at reasonable prices.
Close in; new house; near High
school; use of gas range for light
housekeeping. Special prices to
permanent people. Apply at once at
8 College Park place.
FOR RENT Connecting rooms, fur
nished for housekeeping, electric
lights and gas. 18 Grady street
Phone 839. S7-tt
FOR RENT Three nice adjoining
office rooms on West Pack square,
second floor. Apply to W. A. Nltaer,
No. IE Revell Bldg. eod-iL
FOR RENT Two connecting rooms
on first floor, furnished for house
keeping; with electric lights and
gas. 18 Grady St Phone 839.
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fbESIRABLE ROOMS A few pleas
ant, airy rooms at reasonable prices.
Close In; new house; near High
school. Special prices to permanent
people. Apply at once at 8 College
Park place.
FOR RENT Furnished six-room cot
tage, first class condition; modern
conveniences; nicely located. Room
9, Revell Building. F. P. Ingle.
HELP WANTED
WANTED Salesman for paints, auto
mobile oils and lubricant:. Excel
lent inducements. The Middle States
- Oil Co., Cleveland, O.
WANTED At once, white man to
meet all trains and solicit busi
ness. References required. The
Colonial. 62 N. Main. 125-tf
WANTED Teachers wanted for the
public schools. Address D. T. Bald
win, Agua Nuev, Texas. 125-5 1
WANTED Position by young man as
auto, repairman or driver, telegraph
operator, hotel clerk. Can furnish
good references. Address X., cars
Gasette-News. 126-t
I.XPERIRNCED Chauffeur wants po
sition. Qualified to do any kind of
work about the house or premises.
2'JK South Beaumont St. 116-lt
BUSINESS CHAN CK8.
GET INTO BUSINK8S Positively the
best business opportunity In the
state la now open. The right man
or woman will be given exclusive
control and will be required to la
vest from $600 to $1000. Honesty,
energy and ability necessary. The
business is high olsss, non-speculative,
exceedingly profitable, aft ores
a rare chance to manage a dlgnl-
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