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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
ITEMS ERoM PALESTINE.

Council Meeting Develops Street Paving
Arrange ments-T appg Rolling Stock
Palestine, Texas. october The regulsr
monthly meeting Of the city council was
held last night az the city HAN aud 1t was
one II the busiest sessions ever held hy
our city fathers. The preliminary arrange
meuis Tor the commencement Of the street
paving we're all completed. and work Is
expected 10 begin NOT later than Noyem,
her II committee Of three aldermen
were appointed 10 secure an expert civil
engineer, who has had experience 10 street
paving. 10 prepare plans. specifications. ETC..
that bids Tor he work may be received
The council also passed % ordinance pro-
hibsuug toe erection % wooden awnings
ia the city IRE limit, provided. II course,
that it shall not relate ~ two story avn.
ings OF galleries whore the permission 81
the council has urEt been secured iong
communication from City Assessor aud Col
lect0r Ward was read. wherein be cited au-
thority for his action 10 assessing the roll
ing stock % the international end Great
Northern. and he stated that he stood rcsdy
40 collect the tax Mr. Ward wrote this
communication 10 reply "a resolution
passed az the last meeting % the council
requesting him 90 strike this Item from
bis rolls. He rs much AZ refused % do 50
ia the letter, The communication was re.
cciyed and hicd.
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Z has dve Inch suction and dveiurh dis,
charge This small engine and pump IL.
rigated 100 acres last year and furnished
water In abundance. II Is Impossible 10 one
eNcellencies Of these lands ami he pos.
sibllitics 81 the rice Industry In this see
ticn. A visit 10 the place and an inSpec-
tinn Of what has been done ~ ChcsterVille
will satisfy the most skeptical. aud Mr..
Llnderholm or his accomplished daughter,
who is as fun of business as her father.
will be- there 10 answer an questions and
have the lands shown 20 an visitors Mr.
Linderholm has lahnred hard aud diligently
and has suffered many hardshipS, has eN-
pended large sums ~ money and shown
himself the poSseSSor of wonderful de-
termination and will power but the intro
duetlon AZ the rice industry has settled it
all and Il Is with pleasure the success ~
Chcstcrvnlc ana Mir Linderholms plaus are
hcralded
The rice that has been threshcd aud sold
this year has proved yield 81 about Si6
per acre on cars az ChestcrNille, but that
which was beipg threshed yesterday and
yet 10 be threshed Is q better yield and
will realize about $50 per acre.
on the excursions from the North which
are being sent out On che FIRST and third
Tuesdays 10 each month parties holding eY
Cursiou tickets can purchase tickets AZ
Houston 10 Chesterville for one fare tol
the round trip.
There is needed at Chesteryille a phvd
clan, blacksmith and a lumber dealer
nl OF whom would do we'll
Parties desiring Information or wlshinl
10 purchase lands are requested 20 ad
dress Mr. John Linderholm, Chcstervillc
. ing Chicago, and also 10 order from hin
( free Of any charge a copy Of the chester
I Vile News.
/ nue.. Is an agent for the sale or these land
and will gladly answer all letters OF Ia
4 quiry or show visitors the lsnds.
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Wharton Matters.

wharton. Texas october l6.-From Aeeat
Sanders The Post correspondent learns that
sc,i,e preparations are being made for the
shipping " cane. Rs~ersl hundred cars
viii be allotted for the purpose and tho
first shipment VIII be made the latter part
Of the week New spurs have Just been
completed a. Cnuey, pledger and the new
station ~ FargaSson On the Capcy valley.
TIE immense Increase Of Cabe Hci cage over
that Of last year wi!l make the Shipping
81 cane an Important branch Of traGlc.
and also IL Is a striking object lesson %
Wharton's demand for a sugar refinery,
Whwvun's splendid public road system "a
htihK constantly Improved. The clmznis-
sloueIv court bias lately made an allotment
~ money 10 be used as o road fund 10
each precinct as follows; Precinct No. l.
S6QO, No :, $3.50; Ne, s $500; No, 4. $1,000.
Sore good work has just been completed
on the mile Of roadway between Glen Flora
and the Piusours-Glcn Flora sugar rehn-
cry.
superintendent RuSne OF the Western
Union Telegraph company Il IN Wharton for
tho purpose 81 placing new and Improved
I instruments IN the onice, wsigch VII COM
meet the different poilts on the Oauey NGs-
! ley railroad with Victcria and Houston.
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lake Charles, Ia. October iJ.--Charle'
Brooks, city marshal u Jennings, was IN
Welsh yesterday looking Tor a white man
accused of attempting robbery SATURDAY
night. MIR. BROOKS slw d man ne1r the
depot aud called ON him 20 halt. hnt the
man attempted 20 run. brooks hTed AZ
him sud the man fell with a badls shat
tered leg lie proved 10 be a negro aud,
o. course, not the one wapfed.
said uccid~m happened 20 Neatain
Moore IS years I'D. Yesterday While Out
hunting with some other boys In stepping
up 90 the buggy the trigger % his qua be
came entangicd some way and was DIS
charged the load ~ No. shot eptcrspg bis
eight arm aud shaftering the limb Ampn-
tatIon was ne,e sssiry. Or. Watkins per
formed me operation. The boy stood x
We'll.
last night Miss Isodel Rsy Dow chorus
gin In Tue BurEom2sisr, which played
here met with an acc,dent which gave
the lady a severe shock and might baNe
proved a serious enc. AS she vls going
down 10 her dressing room she faii dow n
the sfeep stairs. hrnising her considerably
ant her friends fesr. iniufrd hsr hack llt,
Watkins administered hynn1crmie tnlec'
tons 70 ease her suneriugs-
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MISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

an exceptionally good demand tAus far :,
the season. The first car ~ Pride Of ysrr.
land corn came In yesterday and new non.
per chill has been received
Poultry receipts have been no,lceah,,
larger in the last two days and gives evi.
dence Of the increasing popularity Of this
center as a shipping point for this line ~
produce. The prices have stood remart Anil,
well and good demand seems To prevail
Coffee has been on the upward bend -
Gently and the course Of the future Is
rather hard to guess. Reports OF the pros
poets from the growing crop have been
highly unfarcrabie and in the creates,
measure caused the late. advances. II il
too carly to get definite news or estimatc
the probable outurn ~ the growing crop
but any dlscouraglng signs are likely Il.
shoot the prices to higher level.
III Houston does not tremendously r..
crease her already large wholesale bnsl.
ness said merchant YESTERDAY. ut win
surely MOI he from lack ~ advantage
as n market. The dealers ~ this CITY arc
undertaking the canned goods houses in tho
big center Of Baltimore. Under the latest
price list from that market No. standard
tomatoes are settling AZ 50 70 SOL cents
while local local quotations range m, to
80 cents. This Is only one instance and
many others eau be seen on a comparison
OF prices"
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n. & 8. Beers Cotton Letter,
lSnAclnl 20 Tho Pnskl

New Orleans, October rs. Early. Liver
pool advances were disappointing, hut the
Subsequent Improvement caused our ms
ket 10 open ! 10 points higher An al
vance Of & to points additional was g
tshllshed later Ga the good demand tor
spots and fresh buylng This heNeNet'
Was only momentary because the heavy -.
Inmates for both New orleans aud lto9stel
receipts tomorrow. as well as the lAEs
Seni-werkly interior movement, oceaSehen
a hreak which wiped out z II the gam ma
Ing rho close unchanged from Yesterday
quotations -
ports 10 Great Britain are increasins anu
more disposition Is SheWa ~ holac ~
sail Clear weather exists throughout me
hell ana the official prediction u lhat tllr
weather will prevail tonight aud Ihnrsa5sl
tho temperature VIII fall over the notth-
utrstern portion and remain stationary w.
IN. southeastern section Iae slAtis $50.
situation which was considered p. NtAIs
10 have hem strong. Is losing - rrehsla.
except m Liverpool. hat the Tree ehggsts
there this week viii do much 20 FeheNe
the pressure. 49, a.. .r.t.i.
4, leoks as In Il will require constant s9P'
nort 40 maintain values. In the meanWhlie
receipts weather and SPOT dcEnani Nlh
continue 70 ''s II, 4 n. Beer.
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bound train ghis morning % accommodate
the A9rgc cNNd who went over to Cue ro
Go sce ForCpaugh Sells BROTHERS show
~ special meeting II the clty council
AGWIay s Hn Mc(iOwu was elected slnl-
tary INSPECTOR vice CHn Taylor. resigned.
Kept busy NOW maklrc The uBal arrange
merits for the coming fair, They promise
the best attractions seen In tails part OF
the state. The san Antonio aud Aransas
Pass railNWd has advertised very low
rates 10 Ncakum from points on vs. line
Hon. John NJ. Green Is enjoying few
dgys' vacation near ~ Paso
Mr.. c. r. Schwab. tsN assessor OF ne
Witt county, spent yesterday IN the city.
Mr.. j. NJ Beanett Of san Antonio Il hero
on business
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Price are tue proud
parcats 81 "A girl born bst night.
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MarahaohIe lmnroyements.

waxahachic. Texas. October 1.-THE re-
moral Of Trinity university TO waxahachie
has inaugursted revival In the building
iine 10 the city.
An oil mill, costing $4,000. has Just
heeu completed and the machinery started
this week This nov gives WAxahacals
two nrAt-class mills.
A two.story brick wholesale grocery
house has about been finished and viii he
ready fer occupancy by November ].
Plans anfe specifications are now being
prepared for a brick Wholesale house 70 ha
three stories high and SKIES feet.
About a dozen residences are now 10
course ~ construction, with others soon
to follow.
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AallntsN.lle conrt Nems.

Halleigills. Texas, October i6-Ths
grand jury, after sesston Of zinc days.
fnclly adjourned today after returning
to Give felony crd forty three misdemcanoI
indictments u Usde sevtrai rec0afmendd-
ucnS % tue commissioners court about Gle
finances,
tic tasa of D. A. McNabb vs.. tne san
Antonio and Arkansas Pass Railway Tom
psnJ Tor damages went 70 trial Oh MondsF
and WAS submitted u the jury tails after
neon Reagan Houston, thc secretary Ok
the company. was one 81 the witnesses.
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nRrGs ANn CnEMLcALs-

Quinlue. 4olf42> per ounce bottle; NOR.
phine 81 25d2JO per ounce; cocaine $500
per ounce; boraN, slsc per pound IN 100.
castor OIL Sl20 per gallon In 5gal,on
packages; epson salts. S1.T5 per loo tn
barrels: alcohol 50 705i3O0 per gallon;
suIphur sos per loo In barrels, alum,
oitc per pound in barrels. Saitpeter, 70 per
mound in barrels; camphor. 70c; wood aico-
hol S1.O0; gum opium. 50; powdered
opiunl S4S1; carbolic acid, 400 re per
pound In bottles; calcium carbide, S. ~
per 100. delivered Texas common railway
nOints.
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cathoIc Knlahts Al corpus chrsti.

Corpus Christi, Texas, October l6,--rhe
local lodge Of Catholic Knights Of Amer
lea ia arransIng for q big reception 10 90
rendered State Organiser Eugene Blakeslee
of Halletsyiiie. who is to lecture here on
Wednesday, October D. 1T 81 Joseph
ncad,ny. The reception will eoasist % a
musicale and supper and Is under the
susp pieces Of the following committees; Re.
cCpii3n. gchn Am0ly-o. J W. FalTella anu
Pee. Mcb.iGe. aftas- eulent. +. knfnieLts
Johu Dunn and K G. Blossman.
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,u,lSof NEW STOCK NOTED.
CHANGES OF THE DAY.
III. Advanee-AHalfa Slightly
80 ,,os Receipts OF Turkeys
c,,..S a Drop in Prices.

\ 49,. situation was unchanged.
4 j. market was firm with prices
! sses'4c.
4 rants are cent lower than for.
4 sssiiiens.
. .-,.e Of Colorado potatoes will be
4 q ty tomorrow.
:, california almonds, the first OF
,,s. was received.
,.ess remained the same, while
!, s,y advanced 25GI5c-
let's took an upward whlrl, ad-
Is, in points on the day.
,.w crop syrup Is finding active
4 N oadAtions rule st SOC.
receipts Of turkeys caused prices
A about 81 per dozen, but the con
4 vas only temporary.
,sns 81 new stock are daily andlng
4, say to the trade and have met With
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Elnin conrIer chanaes Aands.

Elgin. Texas. October l6-Mr 5. y.
IsaacLs has sofa the Elgin Courier 20 W..
a.. sn,jth a sons, istc OF Temple. Mr.
ts,arts, reason for selling was falling
heqffh. Ills success In tue newspaper bus.
ness has been almost phe1onlerai aLI
MANY are the regrets heard ON Aecouat o.
his selling tAe Courier
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ELENAr0n MONEMENr.
caroil & Riohardson's Letter.

Houston Texas. October 10. Cotton Cue.
tunted today over the same range Of values
as yesterday. opening IN our markets az
yesterdays close advancing sharply on cold
weather prediction In the Southwest for
tonight aud weakening during the after
noon Liverpool was a poor market early,
futures e64 lower. but followed us M, clos
Ing ~ to 2,0i higher. Spots were 10 poor
demand, 5000 sold, prices l.l6 lower The
frcer movement was mainly responsible for
the caSncss. estimated receipts at New
Orleans aud Houston adding 5000. against
5000 last year. Light Costs were report
ed Al different points In Alabama. Mlssis
sippi Georgia. Tennessee. Louisiana aud
lcNas, but with temperature above 80,
littlc damage n apprcheudcd iu fact some
reports say trustR have uippcl only tops Of
plants. ana will open full grown hollis
There are many htarl-h crop reports being
sent ia from North Texas, Ginning that
the oUtturn Ia showing larger than pres
YioHSly expected, and ~ killing frost kcens
OF for two weeks many towns 30 thar Soc.
ton viii receive as much cotton as last
year The bulls seem sauguinc OF their
derliuc they stand ready 10 absorb the
offerings New York closed up TO 3 down;
New Orleans unchanged 90 np. Spots un-
changed on Nll markets with good sales.
n cotton continues to receive the same good
support that has been given e on all de-
prcsslu Ions there rs not much chance ~ prices
declining hut temporarily.
Liverpool IS due to DO 2Ba go S64 down
tomorrow. Cargill & Richardson.
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PANTS. on AND GLASS.

Mhite lead. PEI cWt stN1Iy VuFE,
s6.T5; second grade $500; tplrd
Grade, $500 Turpentine- per case
sgc nor gailon. Mixed paints, per cwt, goo;
Veuatfau rods, per cwt. 81 -; yellow ochre
per cwt. 81 90 Linseed oil, hest ho!leu,
nominai 6SiT7Oc Ready mixed house
n"ints 81 0Ssfi 20 per gallon. according 10
brand. mineral paints, T5C per gallon. WIZ,
dow glass 50 per cent and - per cent on
fsnnarv Usf
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Carload lots, fob. cars from mlllers'
dealers charge from store 54tlOc more per
100 los on bran. 3sf3c per hushel on oats
and corn, T. ad lOGl5c per loo lbs on nay
BRAN-Per 100 lbs. 81 0SGtl 90.
WHEAT SuORTS-Per 100 lbs, $l.l0G
lis.
CORN--No. . sacked T4MItise-
CORN CHOPS-Pure. 81 3se1l 81.
OATS-Per bushel 47s7tSAc.
HAY-Alfslfa, Si4. o08l4 IS: choice tim
othy S1QNsdiq5o South Texas prairie
hay, 81 505I9.o0; North Texas and Terri
tory hay $i3.o0G15oo
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Flower Carnival and Baby Show at Ennis.

lower NAFFNNdI aIIl NlUJ -''7'7 ~ '-'''''0'
Ennis. Texas. October lathe ladies' OF
Ennis are busiiy engaged In arranging for
the nth annual ehrysanthemum and dow
Or carnival. which VIII be held here No.
yemher u. IS and rs. baby show VIII
SHOW, which viii add greatly 10 the attrse-
ton
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New York. October 1G Money on cali
steady az SH3l, per cent; last loan g.
Prime mercantile pepper 4ts6f5 per cent
Sterling exchange about steady, with nc
tual business ~ bankers bills Of fs5Nft
I ~5Fs for demand and 4S33<st4.S3as for
sixty days Posted rates sS4i.fft - aud
$50; commercial bills Staf4 NAs. Bar
silver J7ia. Mexican dollars 45h Govern.
mrnt bonds trmcr State bonds inactive;
ralIrhal bonds lrrcgnIar.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17

WIRE NAILS-S3.o0 base per keg
BARBED WIRE - Galvanized Ghdden,
$50 per Too lbs. galvanized Baker, per
feet, S3.S5 per 100 lbs.
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Kansas city. October Is The Boston
Kausas CIty Cattle Loan company VITO
ofdces al the local yards, went inte Not
D,,.rv Itouidhtion today No statement y
mnse me arm lent meney 20 srotSnen
dsrect ara losses are said 20 hAFe re-
suited from the dry weather.
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MARSHALL Several cases OF dlphtheriA
are reported; one death Tuesday. another
"Wednesday.
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Yoskurn Locals.

Ycakun. Texas. October i6-Iws add
tloaal eOaeAss were sddsd 70 tho vest
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GALVESTON STOCK.

GALVESTON GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Receipts to-day OF wheat; Cars.
Gulf, Colorado end santa Re ..s..ss"..iS
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALIpsroN, October /,

PORT OF GALN BSrON, October IT,
Arrived
SIS Mlddleham Castle tBrl, Antwerp.
SIS Cimhria DAM, Naples
SIS Flcrdian (Br), BafbGdoeS.
Cleared.
SIS Lsmpasas (Aml, New York.
SIS IkbRl BrJ. Liverpool
~ Tegdoro De Larriusga (Brl, Man
chester.
sch Pierce Simpson tAml. Point Isabel
Barge Ludwig tAml. Pensacola.
Sailed
S. Lsanpasas (Am.l, Sew York.
s. Gunarta DAN, AarhuuS.
IS Freehncld (BTl. Bremen,
s. Ikhal lBr). Liverpool.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

KRAuT-New, in half barrels, So 25a
ONIONS Per pound. 2haa'4c.
PEPPER Chile old. lli-Ii2ilc per 10;
POTATOES - 81 loooti 20. acc6rdinr to
quality; Colorado, 81 -.
PEANUTS Jumbos per pound, 6iac;
fancy II T.. &C. choice. 5iac, GS. sue.
POULTRY Chickens. hens good SaO5a
$40; flyers, large. S3.O0dS5n: hroilcrs,
s.. jo6t2 10; mixed lots. 81 6JI3.0O, cocks.
geese, full feathcrcd. $3.25a4o0 turkeys,
hens, S5.o0N5.30: turkeys. gohblers, $500
@TGo; Young turkeys, S3.2JaS,75
SWEET POTATOES Vans, 81 90 busneI
kets, S10oq1.50; California, $L25
CELERf-Coloarado white, per bunch,
6o@I5c.
FRUITS
APPLES Arkansas hbls, s.. 1904 50;
New Mexico, per 40lb boxes, 81 10 Belle
negrs; Psr box 81 d. 80 {, o,a, 20. a.,,.,
' tiRiIS2iBEnRlEs-s2. 75aa 90 per busncl
CHANGES Fancy California valcnclas
PEAGHEs-Texas, 25c per peck.
CoCOANUTS-Pcr sack OF loo, 81 25G
$50: less quantities, S4.I5.
CATALOGUES New Mexico per bask
ct, 75cWSt 90; per crate 50 jod3 90.
LEMONS Messinas So oo0SS. IS, accord
PEARS ran varieties California Winter
Neliis. 81 80
PiTEAPFLEs- Grated per dozen, 81 ooa
/ -. per crate 81 S04i5 o..
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.
APPLES Fancy evaporatcd, sob boxes
SStc; Lib cartons. fancy csc. cartons
choice, sac; choice eyaporated, sac; sun
dried 6isc
APRICOTS- 10. loose. lo010isc.
ClTRON-ln 10Th boxes, l3c.
CVRRANTS- 25-lh boxes, cleaned. bulk
Size. lib cartons, o..
pAIEs-l-ib packages, los; eolb boxes
TFIGs>canfornia, PKG; imported. $50
PEACHES Choice new stock, S&a9c.
RAISINS- California. s.crown, /. l.
boxes. 500; y boxes l.. l. raiSinS, 6Jn75c
2.rrown l.. NJ. raisiuS Jo-lh boxes, &c; 3
crown l.. NJ raiSius, 50-lh boxes, TIC.
PRUNES--Califorula, 80 zoos i3,3ac
s090s. size; T0-s0s. &c; 6o-7Os, 6l2c; H6Os
&c
NUTS Brazil. lac per 10; hlberts, Sicily
15c; wainuts. l4Ql5c; peanuts, fancy haue
picked, J2,06c; No. ,, lAGyc; Jumbo, 90
6ikc; almonds. Taragona, lsc per ID II
sacks; pecans, selected, l0c; large l24l5c
medium, i@Sc.
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lssd AA-rrime Texas, 22G23c per
~ Imported navy bs,p. ausaise,
lAek 80 English dried. So. mink. Ac:
Ieliorri's iAa9c; Michigan navy, none.
tSasl aaFy tAI4tsc. Snaps. Sf.O0 per
S,nt &, wax $3.50 per 6ashel: Dutch
r Esse hlue Star. 2lft23c; dairy tSl
I,slap Sselmery, 26M9Tc. Texas bricks,
-. il,,.,' uieomargsriuc- lincoln solids
Sess, 49, nrlnts, iSc. Daisy solids i4e;
IN ~ Aoxley'S special. iSe; Crystal
'sesi n eeaaigy rolls i9c. Empire State
'a9 49, speeial Blue Star, iSc: Eigln
clbR4ssS lse; Ideal. lie.
~. NJ Wisconsin fun cream rolls,
~ Wisconsin fun cream daisies, ito
. SECS ,rssans.n half creafn, ielsaiSc.
Ne Tsrss A1 ,s aoe; Texaa GELD storage.
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Cooke. MoskoMitz & Co.'S letter.

Houston. Texas October Our mar.
ket was az the highest today, when
Liverpool closed. then declined I points,
making Liverpool due more Than ?
down Whether II IS the monetary strln-
gency abroad or the lack Of speculation
cotton doesn respond 90 the huliish stats
tics. The commercial editor % thG Times
Democrat says. flhe clid jewellers are
rot what they used 10 hc, or they have
gained wisdom by experience" 1hn Situa-
ton is q strong one. but IL takes huying
aDd lots OF 70 10 pot the market ny sad 90
We are having.
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Missouri. Kansas aud Texas .........12
Galveston, Houston and Northern .....
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Vow suppose you havcn't the sc
handy Pay half cash down on the land
That cuts II down io ..-,..--...... Sc
DO the same on maehinefy'-..s.....
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-06-21
The Hanging.

We explained at great length
that much depended upon the
hanging of picture; indeed, un-
skillful hanging might spoil the
whole effect.
Uncle Hiram deemed this alto
gether reasonable; he recalled an
instance in point.
Back IN 40" said he, "when l
was in Californy, they was chap
in our camp by the name of Bill
Saffles. Now, Bill was the picter
of health the fust time l see him,
Everybody said he was. But he
got sawter a mlscous like with
other folks prop'ty an one night a
lot O. fellows that didn't know a
thing bout art took him out an
hung him. an after that Bill WASH t
no peter of health tall. Every
body t see him and said he want.
Jes you say, the hanging's the
main thing, pears like. Detroit
Journal.