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TO CATCH THIEVES.
National Association Perfected tt
Run Down Crooks.

National Association Perfected to
Run Down Crooks.
Chicago. October 20 .--Severai OF the most
prominent thief catchers OF the country,
comprising the board of governors OF the
National Association OF Chiefs OF Police.
met here today and formally Organized the
central bureau OF Identification u crimi-
nails, with headquarters in Chicago. The
new bureau will be under the control OF
the National Association OF Police and ex
penses Of maintaining 1t will be divided
between the different bureaus which have
been established. The officers OF the VA
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POLITICAL.

n the Greater New York election
Georges strength seems underestimated.
but Van Wyck and Tammany are cure
winners. according to Croker.
Mayor Harrison Of Chicago decides TO
nut an oar into New York's night and VIII
spGal, for Van Wyck.
Chairman- John Grant makes a full re-
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YELLOW FEWER.

Number of new cases at New Orleans
and Mobile was large.
Total Of l3a now cases and II deaths re-
ported from all points.
Runored that Meridian. Miss, is now an
infected point,
Alabama State government moved to
Birmingham during fever ut Montgomery.
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RATHER INFORMATION.
Last xight.n Readings.

"a Of high pressure of slight in
. central over the southern por-
Inc Rocky mountain slope, and
0neter is below 5000 inches over
g portions Of the country, witt.
- @S at Jacksonville.
e1ner is cloudy ait st. Paul and
s''udy at Amarillo and Galveston,
= clear elsewhere.
Aaanta.
wherai observations.
- taken by United States
su at p. M. 18th meridian
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SPORT.

Dan Stuart predicts another Corbct,-
Fitzs!mmons fight, a featherweight cham
pionship battle ard races at Nevada City
next June or July.
Joe pHtchen clipped four seconds off the
old wheel sllky pacing record. MAX
ing the mile in 2:0iN.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton futures san points lower.
Corn. coffee and cotton are all selling
at nearly the lowest prices on record.
Refined sugar advanced I-16c.
Wheat, corn. oats and provisions scored
small advances.
Good cattle steady and In demand. poor
er grades lower.
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A SUMMARY OF ToDAY,s IMPORTANT NEWS

1t is said on good authority that the
deal whereby Mr.. Huntington is to take
control of the Galveston. La Porte and
Houston has been consummated.
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TROUBLES IN sERvIA.
Causes to which They Are Attrib
uted by the London Press.

uted by the London Press.
London. October 20. The London papers.
dealing with the crisis al Belgrade, va
riously attribute 1t To the political dis.
agreements between King Alexander ana
his ministers, to the arrival OF ex-king
Milan at the Servian capital, and to the
disclosures made during the recent trials
Of 200 brigands and receivers OF stolen
property at Tschaiscbak. where the evil
dence has revealed systematic plundering
and numbering OF members OF the liberal
party at the instigation OF radicals under
the protection Of the ServiAn radical mins
lister Of justice.
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/" Not included in means.
Cotton Bclt bulletin.


Excessive raifall was reported as fol.
lows: Charleston. s. c.. 512; Kingstrce
s. G.. 1.52; ST. George, S. c.. 10; Yemas-
see, s. c., LEG; Weldon, n. C., 21O.
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Inter Ocean.

view of the Dallas conference, the depos-
ing OF Green and the causes leading
thereto,
Sayers ana wynr,e, culborson. Reagan
and Bailey In Dallas.
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RANouEf FoRBInnEN.

Havana, via Key West, Fla. October 90
A special dispatch from Madrid TO III Dia-
rio de La Mariana says that the govern
ment cehled to General Weyier strictly
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prohibiting any demonstration on the day
of his departure for Spain and Eliminating
that If these instructions are not com
piled with by him he will be hell strictly
accountable
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NEW YORK-Tne sale OF the Brookdale
stud. ANNOUNCED no begin today at Morris
Park, will be oae of the nest important
horse sales of recent years
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DECATUR, Iu.-iThe quarter centennial
convention of the Young Mems CAristial
Association of Illinois viii be held IN tils'
CITY, beginning October p and continuing
Through Sunday.
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NEW HAVEN. Coinl.--De Koven x
sn5ith,s new comic opera, The Highway
man" Will have its initial production
he tonight
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NEW HAVEN, Conn.-The democratic
State central committee will meet today
to dlsta,ss plaris for increasing the party 8
strength In the State. The chairman has
ccrrtsponded with Wil'ilm ]. Bryan and
others with a view to arranging Tor
series of lectures. to carry on The catn-
nasgn along the Lines laid down by the
Chicago convention. 1t Is likely the COM
ni,ttee will decide.
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PFARDSrOWN, Il.-The inevitable
and irreuressble conflict between the
nrcnoters of the Chicago drainage canal
and the people along the waterways VINO
Wi, he affected by it will receive another
demonstration to-day when the Lower II
liniois River Valley association Will hold
d mass convention to consider plans 1Gr
saving the river frcm injury by the canal.
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ToD.Y,s FORECAST.

NEW YORK-The annual banquet or
the Emma Willard association VIII We
held at the Windsor hotel today
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BELFAST, Tern.---Dhe annual meeting
of the Associated Reformed presbyterian
synod will be held here today.
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The New orleans board OF health states
ment: Cascs OF fever today. 60: deaths
today g. Rccapltulation: Total cases yell
low fever to date. 9si total deaths from
yellow fever TO date. 10: total cases absc-
mtcy recovered, iso; total cases under
treatment, SS2
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Montgomery, Ala. October 2o.--The Of
fetal bulletin issued by the board OF
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equipped medical institution In the world.
snail take there a duplicate of all my i'm
proved medical appliances as well as a
complete stock OF my remedies and shall
offer them TO the public on the same gener-
Gus terms that are afforded our people AZ
home.
IT is my intention to make TIL. estao.
iishment in London a resting place for all
American tourists. where newspapers will
be on file from every State and county in
tho United States. aud where full line
OF American publications can always he
found. | also intend 10 have registry
and news bureau for the convenience OF
Americans. OF course this service and con-
venience will be absolutely free, and wan,
all Americans TO feel perfectly at home.
making use of this institution whenever
they have an ache or pain or desire any
Information"
Professor Munyon carries with him the
best wishes of his countrymon. We feel
certain that he will receive warm well
come abroad and that his humane labors
will be crowned with mans universal graf
ttule.
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SUMMER OPERA.
The Season to Open Tomorrow Night
ut the Auditorium.

w shC
Manager j. II. Bright Of the Auditorium
has Just closed contract with the Inter
national Juvenile Opera company for a
| lengthy engagement. commencing tomorrow
night. the goth instant. Mr. Bright be-
lieyes that the attraction will fill the de-
mand for low priced amusement during the
summer, but has taken good care TO book
only the best companies Every possible
convenience for the comfort on the patrons
OF the Auditorium has been provided for,
anu this fact, in connection with the ster-
ling quality OF the attraction and the low
price OF admission, should result in good
business throughout the summer season.
The company which viii open Monday
night is said to be composed OF forty six
people and i'll repertoire embraces the fol-
lowing operas. only two or three OF which
have ever been presented here: La Mas
cote" ''BoccAcio" reg Que RADIO,
"Campanos de Canon" Miss Flea q" Ma
riGna." "Afrlcana.' "Labos Marines"
"Husar," "Campauados. "Chateur Nor
game. Nina rancha." "Atricanistos.
Gavar de puntas." Las Baturos," Yer
benade la Paloma." "Caroie Senoras" La
Socledad." La GEauhia." "Chaleco
Blaneo. Los Puritanos," "Certaine Ma
clonal' and "Auo Parade" The company
anpeared at the Academy o, Music In New,
Orleans during the past week and was
heartily welcomed by press and public. as
the following criticism OF la Masootte,"
from the ricayuue or last Thursday will
show;
Tho Spanish Juvenile Opera company,
now singing at the Academy OF Music
made q triumphant hit last night In La
Mascotte' 4 large and appreciative au-
dience was present aud the popular num-
bers were repeatedly encored. and ths
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MuNYoN orr Ton EUROPE.
Proposes To Establish Medical In>ti-
tutions In London, Pnris ana
Bcrltn.

The steamer New York OF the American
Line Wednesday carried among its passen-
gers Professor j. NJ. Munyon and stan
OF his Physicians When questioned as
to his intentions Professor Munyon said:
Yes. IL is true | have determined 10
introduce my remedies into all foreign
| countries. Tho fact is have had so many
| orders for my cures from abroad, not only
from tourists. but from people who have
heard Of these remedies through their
friends on this side OF the water. that |
am led to holleye that will meet the same
generous patronage there for my cures that
has been sxperlcnced here. Human nature
is about 'nc same the world over When a
| person is sick he wants to GET Wen IN mo
Queh,sl and most economical way rms
| Is the age Of progress. Tho old style doe
toring is being abandoned People have
discovered that they don't require big doses
OF calomel aud other dangerous drugs TO
effect a cure.
81 am glad to Sec" said Professor Mum
yon that physicians Of different schools
are becoming more liberal and less higoted
| In their ideas and I believe that IN few
Years my systOm of doctoring viii be gen
orally adopted hy all chools or medicine
Tho enormous sales OF my remedies last
| year, amounting TO nearly ten million walls.
show their popularity and curative quail
| ties The system of preparing Il separate
cure for each diseaar appeals TO the COM
mon sense OF all intelligent communities
and enables people TO doctor themselves
successfully and cure themselves at the
| least possible expense.
II shall give London tho largest and beat
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THE EPWORTH'LEAGUE
PROGRAMME OF THE MEETING AT
WACO.
Committee Reports II Has Secured
Very Able Speakers nnd Good
Music-urge All To Attend.

| To the Epworth Leasuers OF Texas.
Below appears the programme of the
State League conference. which meets in
Waco. Nav Ills.
The committee has spared neither time
nor pains in their efforts 10 make this pro-
srainine attractive. Instructive. aud help
:ul.
| The programme Ia the range OF Its sub
| iects. We feel safe In saying. IS not lacking
In breadth and scope. for it touches upon
most every feature of league work. nor are
the subjects scattered here and there. but
systematically grouped with reference to
the three departments-and this. we think
Is a matter OF great importance, especially
10 those leaguers who come with pencil
and notebook for the purpose O. carrying
back 10 their home leagues something O.
What they have gained from the eoufer-
cace
Ny We be permitted. moreover. to ea-
press lie hose fAat all the delegates who
cone to Waco coma Tor this earnest and
'AaAAb.o paruose Otherwise. the occasion
may usove 10 b, but AS sounding brass and
s. t.hhi!ug cymt4l."
furiAeymOrr. wc have been successful IN
securing ior our esnterrnce occasion some
" the ablest and MOS. eloquent men of ouf
cL4fch abroad ~ sgrat 90 us on great
."eiA's' awaken ctr eursr'te ana stir our
lt"iia 10 greater 4.ai s14 @ bicr cudeayur
~ gao cause % our bless,d krde,mer.
ui CO. home workers nothing lced be
said.
DE- committee wesl confused in tAcir
teie't-aa %, h,s--, -lmc taicut more
lF .tl ulAUtt I... BIZ. st- t.4..-fv
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CnILDWEN's DAY EXERCIsEs.
An Interesting Programme TO lie
GiNen at thc Ntrst UmptIst Chuch.

An Interesting Programme TO lie
Given Mt the First Unptist Chuch.
The annual children's day exercises will
be given at the Firs, Baptist church al
1880 O'Clock this afternoon when the fol.
lowing programme will be rendered:
Voluntary.
Prayer.
Praise scriptures..... Six Boys and Girls
liymn-"We Praise Thee, Cod,
49,. ...'.. ..,.,. Congregation
Motion ENorcise... Primary Department
Song-"O. To 10 Something. School
Recitation-"l nasmuch" ...... -. :.
..,... -. Miss Leila Maggard
Speech Missionaries and Mine"
-, $50. -. -, Charlie Taylor
Gather Them In. School
Speech Be Careful What You Sow,
Boys" .....,... -. ..,. Edgar Lamkin
Dialosue-"The Little Boys Dime.
$40. ...Nallie Jones and Leo Brown
Exercise and Song .......,The Little Ones
Hymn-"Throw out the Life Line.
'''.'. 49,. ...... -, ....... School
Address-"our Sunday School Work.
...... 49,. -. Tho Superintendent
Recitation--"The Masters Questions"
.......,.. :. ..,Georgie Blakewood
Scripture Reading ......, The Pastor
flymn-"Can We Whose Souls Are
Lighted" -. schoo,
Collection will be taken during the sing.
Ing
poxolosy.
Bonsdiction.
The collection is for the Baptis, s.o,o
Sunday school and Colportage mission
work.
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AFTERNOON


"My Responsibility ms Lacquer
. .. m.-song and tcalmony service.
Re'. J J., French, El raso. Texas.
2ao o. n. Tho devotional department.,
J.. The ADVANTAGES aud qisadsantaces or
hayltg a "t programme. Rcy. sterling
Fisher san Antonio, Texas. How to az
cure "a goNd attendance, Rev. H. A. Boaz
f.rl Worth p Ficll work. Miss Myrtle
Urmlnolf naiugerh9i + outline on
blackboard OF model league service, Pro
icssor N. NJ. Duprrc Henderson. .. oh.
irciivc results. John Mathis Esq. B-on-
ham.
20 % N The Holy Ghost In the league
Bishop fitgeerald san Francisco.
1870 .. M. The mission OF the league q
young men. Roy. Loon SonhelG Galveston.
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II. Griggs. Eddy Carrot. Mrs. q. N. Ham
ilton, DR.. r. G. Hodges, Henke Pilot.
]. C. b. Ish, @. j. Kilt. W. LAohridgc.
Magnolia Heating and Plumbing company.
J. W. Purdy. n. T. Power j. NJ. Pace.
Jr.: Walter Robinson. Connie Smith. H..
s. wigle. Minnie Wall. T'hamos BARLEY,
Mrs, c. e. Butler, James f. Dunole.
Louis Harlon. II. ". Kuhlman. O. w.
Neel. I. N. Palmer. Max Otto. II. A. TAFT.
T. w. Woodliei. II. Il. Waterman. W.
Walker. G. a. Riley, Agent.
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EVENING SESSION

7:45 p. m, Devotional services, Rev
George LcClrTe Cameron.
10 .. m.-Uur neighbors across the Rio
Graudo, Rev. J Il, Mood. M. San Luis
potosi. Mexico
i5 u. m The foreigners In our midst
aud our duty 70 them. Rev. S. II. Werlich,
u D.. St Louis. Mo.
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THE COURTS.
civm pintrict cnnrt.

There was TO buSlueas transacted in
this court yesterday. which adjourned out
OF respect TO the memory Of Judge George
Oolathwaite.
The Jury, however In the case of Don
mellon vs.. Foley ct al brought in a verdict
.0r lie defendant.
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THURSDAY MORNING. MAY Is.

'My Mission John. ~. "a.
a. m, SUNRISE prayer meeting,
$50 a. IN, Song and prayer service, Ash
ly Cullom. Dallas.
g u. M General field Of the charity and
help department. Miss Stella Gibson,
WaNahHcble.
9;20 a. NJ systematic charity work. Miss
Kate Randall, sulphur Springs
$40 a. IN. -rhe gospel applied, or the
social side OF Christianity, Rev. W. W.
riuson Gonzales.
1910 a. m.-Buslnoss session. election OF
officers. etc,
II a. m.--Chrlstlan citizenship, an adj
dress by Hon. TAYLOR Moore. Austin Texas
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The new machine 81 Pachard's Troy
Laundry uses for turning collars makes it
impossible to break edges 9l2 Prairie
avenue. Phone 1872.
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AWTERNOoN SESSION.

"My Purpose = Psalms cNvi. IL,
y. Instrumentation prayer service. Rev.
w. W Watts Beaumont
?;i5 .. m.-Rcuorts Of State officers.
2:i0 y. m.--Leaguo music Rev. John r
Morris. Italy.
3 u. m.--Litcrary department: Symposi.
UNI. conducted by Professor C. C. Cody,
GEORGETOWN
1920 %, Methods OF work, Mrs. Laura
Haey Potts. Gainesville,
3;AO .. m,-1'hc Bible ana the black
board In the league. Professor W. J.
Moore. Granbury.
n. M. How the work OF the literary
depsrtment mnY he prosecuted most aua-
cessfully. Rev. j NJ. narcus. Temple.
a;2o y. In.--The league aud tho Method
ism Of tho future. Rev, Il. J. Briggs, San
Francisco.
n, ma visit to the Texas orphanage
conducted BY the manager. Rev. W. II
| Vaughan.
EVENING SESSION.
1880 .. m.--Mlss!on session. Rev. w. l.
Neims. State chairman committee or
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Tho Wonder Store opens It's doors at
a. IN. aud closes them at s p. III. and
sells goods at corner Main and Texas
avenue. This u 20
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league missions. presiding. Report OF COM
mittee.
S;s0 .. m.--Missionary sermon, Rev. Wal
ter X. Lambuth DID. Nashville, Tenn.
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= ] NtNsonl.
II L. Jackson.
Il " i<.l'y
rrogrammn Committing

TUESDAY MAY =
? m--orenigg sermon by Rev. Seth
Ward Houston.
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FIRST COMMUNION OUTFITS
SPECIALLY REDUCFna
son
vou suited at foleys not onuubo

| White Goods.
FOR COMMUNION SUITS.
white India Linon. all prices and quail
| ties, from
SC to 4Oc per yard.
White Victoria Lawn, all prees ana
| Qualities, from
SC to 15c per yard.
White Bshop Lawn. all qualities ana
prices. from
zoe to 35C per yard.
White Persian Lawn. all grades and
prices. from
1870 to SOC per yard.
White organdies all qualities and prices
1OC to 75C per yard.
White Dimities, IN all sizes Checks and
stripes. al qualities. from
1OC to soc per yard.
White Nalnsook, all sizes Checks. all
grades, from
SC to 15C per yard.
Ladies' Underwear.
LADIES' Muslin. Cambria and Lawn
Gowns
soc to $500 each.
Ladies Cambria and Muslin Drawers
i0C to $3.50 each.
Ladies' Cambria and Muslin skirts
4SC to $500 each.
Ladies' Cambria and Muslin CheInise--
29c TO $3.50 each.
Ladies' Cambrc Corset Covers
l5C to $500 each.
ParaSO1S and Fans.
Ladies White SILK Parasols. from
$1.25 TO 1925.
Ladies' Fans, the prettiest styles and
deS gns--
From SC to 35C.
Hosiery.
Misses White, silk Hose. plain and
Richeieu Ribbed
soc to $1.25 a pair.
White Gauzc and Feathered Fans
soc to S5C each.
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UNCLAIMED PACKAGES,
Wells, Fargo n Coz. r,,,

Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s Express.
List of packages remaining on hand at
Wells Fargo & Co. for the week ending
April "a:
p: J.. Alshury q Son. W. II. Barton. J.
McManus, Mrs. lotion. J. w. Wisher /
w. Tieman. a. Bederman. Il. II. Maury.
I. Wilkinson. +. NJ. Bailey. S X, Nell.
benny. G. NJ. Deauchamp, II. s. Mcmillan.
J. y. Barnes II. Mars. u. J. Rutler
WIN Neyland j.. p, booth. WIN Nell. n
Carleton. c. u. oConnor. j. W. Crate.
w Il, Phelp, WIN Colby, Phoenix Lumber
company. j al Doutheti, Ida Parker. r.
u. TolemluF J. q, Rosenheld, Jim Hons
q. T.. Rayman. /. Jackson. j. A. Robin.
son J Il James. Robert Smith, w. W.
Kldwcll, J. A. Stanford, j. ". Lottridgc
r. Z. Templc
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The Pnciiic Express Company.

List OF freight undeliyered for week
ending April "a. 1897. at Pacific Express
and Texas Express companies office.
James Armstrong. Jr.; Bluestein. Wolf &
Co: Sidney Burleson. 7. W. Barnes. A.
Bivro, G.. W. Chatter. Harris Easter 4.
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seauently the supply OF ecrien truck IS a
great deal shorter than last year at tins
time. squash were a new feature at me
markets. Cucumbers are sun scarce. but
BY next Saturday VIII be plentiful If 1t
should rain.
Apples, banaras, lemons and ORANGES
are somewhat scaroe. strawberries anu
dcwberries were In good supply and sold
readily 1T cheap prices.
Fish and oysters are still scarcer than
usual and In demand.
Tho housewife and the servant were at
the big marlet IN full force. buying OF all
the good things for the sunday dinner
table. Business was good.
Following are the quotations:
VEGErABLEA.
Carrots, 6 cents a bunch.
Beets, cents a bunch.
Cabbage, to 10 GENTS a heah.
rhyme, cents bunch.
Radishes. 8 cents a bunch.
Celery, three stalks FOR "a cents.
Pumpkins. none In market.
Maric ram. 5 cents bunch.
Lettuce, two heads for cents. ~.
Mustard greens, cents bunch: Chi
nese, cents.
Swiss chart. cents a bunch.
Parsley. cents bunch.
Green or dry sage. cents bunch.
Sweet potatoes cents measure.
tomatoes rene IN inaikrt.
I've hominy, cents quart.
soup bunch, : cents,
Iurnips, 3 cents bunch.
CauL Hover. ~ TO 30 cents.
Shallcts. cents n huorh.
Ouions, 10 cents a quart
Horse radlsh two for 25 cents; ground,
IS cents pint.
irish potatoes. cents a measure; new.
10 EMS ~ I'ieassure, two Tor 10 cents
Garlic, 20 cents a do2 an.
S SblinaG dr,e . cgn cs1 a quar- " rot
curly Jettuce M, hasds FOR S cents,
lfIack-eVcG p.as r r,nts n ouart
Iep- ,l,nts ncnc IN ,T,,at
Asnlraeus II GEMS "A hunch
Tarsnips. 10 cents a binch.
rUcutnhsre i've fo,. - ant,
Green onions 10 cents a bunch.
snap beans, 10 cents quart.
Squash, ihree for % cents,
Pie fruit 10 cents a bunch.
Butter beans. none IN marker.
Sweet peppers Rome IN market
FRUITS
Anp,aa N cen.s II, bpctct. Of cents =
a., -, ,,,r,., IN a,,s or.rt. ,uo quart.
,,, ~ I,.,,. 'e' ~ WINS " N""' ,"' W
nag,s. ID co,.s , uo,,,,t
Malara grams rono IN market.
HsI,S i ~, I'm ~ ,'' ,nsrta,
I,i.re-,p, ,,,a,,,ss 800 ~ ,,arLat
c,r ~ - ~ IN a,', u" $3.50
Mi%ed ni,, "a IL IL cNnts ~ psun1.
rIconr;;,is ~, ~, M r,,,,,a ao,,
$3.50 u "a -. ~ ~, s"N"
i-e si,,,., ~ w le'r ,, 49, 49,
Trt,i a. !" ta,, "a, ,ird
U,,r, 80, ,o,. g., l,orltat
t,,,,g ,,,', ~ -, ~,
pe1re Texes none in market: CaIifor.
MIA, none IN market.
Figs. ereen,,none In market.
Strawberries, 10 cents a quart.
PRODUCE
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