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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-13
New Corporations.

The following companies have filed
certificates of incorporation with the
secretary Of state:
Walker Corset Co, organized at jay,
for the purpose of manufa curing and
dealing in corsetS or other apparel,
with 100000 capital stock OF which
nothing is paid in. The officers are:
Pre- ident. Carl 4. Thompson of Jay;
treasurer. Ohio II. Thompson OF Jay.
Certificate approved July l.. 1901
American Hat-Sweat Sewing Ma
chine Co. organized at Augusta. for
the purpose of granting licences. deal
ing in real estate and manufacturing
Merchandise. with $60.0 capital stock
of which nothing is paid in. The
officers are. President. +. 9. Briggs of
Augusta: trea surer. |. l.. Fairbanks of
Augusta. Certificate approved July II.
1901.
Silver Lake Mining Co, organized at
Augusta for the purpose of purchasing
and leasing lands and dealing III min
erals. with S;10.0o0 capital stock of
which nothing is paid in. The officers
are: President. T.. G.. Briggs of Au
,gCsta: treasurer. /. l.. Fairbanks of
Augusta. Certificate approved July
l.. l0.
Ventura Copper Co. organized ut
Augusta FOR the purpose Of conducting
Z, neral nIIIins; ana milling business.
with $566 90" capital stock of which
nothing is paid IN The officers are:
Pres idcnt ana tr-a Suror. Clarence &.
Frost Of Norwich. Conn. Certificate
approved July Il: 1901.
Pneumatic Scale Corporation, organ
lied at Portland for the purpose of
dealing in electrical pneumatic and
mechanical machines. with 81 POO .00'
capital stock of which nothing is paid
/ IN. The officers are: President. Chas
! NJ. Drummond Of Portland trea surcr
G.. NJ. Horne Of Portland. Certified is
approved July Il. 1901.
| Lord Bros. co. organized at Port
land for the purpose of dealing il
lime, salt, cement. fish. retc. with $40,
600 capital stock of which nothing /.
paid in. The officers are: President
JOS. w. Lord of Portland; treasurer
Samuel Lord Of Portland. Certificate
approved July II. 1901.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-13
MAINE BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Affairs Of the Company Will Be Closed Up
Hearing Before Judge Whitehouse.

Judge William L. Whitehouse will is
sue "A decree authorizing the receivers
of the Maine Benefit Association I,
close up the business Of the company
Seth NJ. Carter of Auburn. and +. +.
Undertake Of Phillips, receivers fof
the company, appeared before the JUS
tice yesterday. for the purpose of OBJ
tanning a decree authorizing them Ia
issue a final dividend to members Of
the association.
Dividends have been declared since
the failure of the association and the
hearing. yesterday, was simply to wind
up its affairs. Insurance Commission
er Carr and l.. G. Cornish. Esq. and
Norman l.. Bassett. Esq. appeared fol
the State insurance department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-13
THE SILK COCOON.
An Augusta Clergyman's Success
With the Silk Worm.
An late estiny Study That Strength ems Faith in
the Resurrection.

ihe SILK industry is not likely eve,
TO reach great proportions in this city
but Rev. II. T.. Dunnack has beer
making some most interesting experi.
ments in this line with very gratifying
results. Yesterday. he brought into
the Journal office sample of the re.
suit Of his experiments. n silk cocoor
from which the moth had just emerged
doubtless the first ever produced in
this city or section of the State.
Some time ago. Mr.. Dunnack. who
knew nothing about the production OF
silk and wanted to learn little about
this important and curious industry
secured a number of the silk worms
from Iowa. These he fed upon leaves
not the mulberry leaves of the warmer
Climates which are. best for the pur-
pose. but The nastty 4 .lhuiberry of this
section. The worspxswhen full grown
are whitish in coior.ssan inch to an inch
and half in length. srhey have no
eyes. and breath through Small holes
(which look like black spots. one row
'of nine down each side of the BODY.
When fun grown. in three or four
weeks. the worm spins cocoon about
!, itself. the process being very saterest
ing 10 watch and taking three Cor four
days. Then for two or three weeks
there is no apparent change or develop
mem AZ length the shell of the
chrysalis bursts and the little moth
energies from the cocoon. a cream
white little creature with pretty Wings.
The moth has no mouth. but does, have
eyes. which is just the reverse or tho
caoI tie worm. The moth lives but
tWo or three days and in that time de-
- 81 $50 To i6e little eggs over an ever.
snif2tc and from these in course Of
time como ont the baby silk worms.
Thus the circle is completed. from the
tiny egg To the worm. from TIE worm
to the cocoon. from the cocoon To The
pretty moth. and from the moth the
egg.
But where does the silk come in? 1t
is the cocoon itself In the mamfac-
turr of silk all the cocoonS not intend
I'd for seed are placed in a steam
heater. when about 10 days old. to
Stitle the Chrysalis. and then by ma
chimes the silk is reeled off at any flu
tufr time. beautiful. strong glisten-
ing thread from which all silk goods
are manufactured. Were not the moth
thus killed in the cocoon il would
break the thread when il breaks out.
Ii takes from 300 to 5000 cocoonS to
make 4 pound Of retlcd silk 10 Nou
wonder that. years ago. silk WAS
valued ar its weight in gold? The silk
Industry originated in China about l1Uo
Il. g.. and il was not until the sixth
century of the Christian era that the
secret Of its manufacture was learned
in France and southern Europe
The cocoon brought into the Journal
office by ROY. MIR Dunnack was about
he size of a robins egg. light yellow
in color. and hard to the touch. 1t is
not strange that he ana his friends
have had much enjoyment in watchin.
The processes which have resulted i'll
ii, ana he has reason To- be proud of his
success. isn't that something to
strengthen q mans faith in the rosur-
recticn2" he asked as he departed
with his little box of cCcoons and moths
under his arm
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Union Meetings.

The Methodist. Congregational and
Free Baptist churches are to iinld
union meetings on the three remain
ing Sunday evenings Of july. sunday.
July H. 80 +. NJ. service in the Con
gregational church. with address by
Rev. Henry f.. Dunnack; Sunday.
July Il, 30. services in the FREE Zap
fist church. with address 10y Rev
William II. Fem. -. D.; Sunday. July
%. 7.3O, services at Green Street Meth
odist church. with address by Rev.
Everett LeSher.
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Journal VS.. Ganet. & Morse.

The Journal team will meet the Can
nett 4 Morse team at o'clock this AZ
ternuon. AT the Augusta Driving park.
The Journal team has made a clean
sweep so far and the Gannett team is
determined to take from il the honors
today. The game will be umpred by
john 4. Mcdonald.
The teams viii be made up as
follows:
Journal-D. Berran 2b. F'lynt. r.;
Putnam. lb.: W. Mccormick. If; Ed
wards. 3b.: Jackson. RI: c. MCCor-
muck. S.: Bolger. G.: T. Berran. Ct.
Cannctt 4 Morse Bessey. p; Rren-
nan. c.: Noble. h.; Driscoll. 2h.: Muir
phy. S.: King. 3b.: Matthews. If:
Burnham. cf.: Wilcox. If
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Notice To Wheelmcn.

There's positively no need to endure
discomfort by reason of chatting, sun
burn. insect stings, sore and prrspirlng
feet or accidental bruises. You forget
these troubles in using Buckien $
Arnica Salve. Infallble for Pimpies,
RIotches. skin E,ruptions and Piles
Sold by Bowdith & Webster. Augusta:
c. II. Heane. Gardiner: $. :. Light
body. WaterviIle. druggists, % cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-13

Yesterdays weather was just what
the farmers have been looking for. and
there was lively work in the hay fields.
everywhere. The Insane hospital
management. who cut the grass on the
State grounds opposite the State
House, We're busy. during the day.
hauling. and will harvest a big crop.
1t is expected that they will harvest
about 30 tons. which is about twice the
amount that was harvested, last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-13

\ party consisting IF w. $. Baldwin.
H. u. Hazelwooi "Al' Jones of Pen
netts restaurant and a Journal man.
who went along to see that the catch
was correctly reported. went {" LAX"
Annabessacook, Thursday afternoon.
and brought back "A white perch and
five bass. all good fish. besides return
ing to their native element one eel and
three hornpGutS.
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The Daisy Farm Cate.

This is two gates in one though il is
only one gate. but answers the purpose
Of Il gate for pedestrians and also for
teams. 1t is simplicity itself and Very
inexpensive. cost only SIZE for the
hardware portion of it which is in the
form of truck or roller. as will be
seen illustrated in Malcolm & Dyer'S
ad. Requires but little work to make
one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-13

The traditional bull in the china shop
has been completely out lone by q
North end COW, which walked into 4
sand Hill saloon Friday morning.
Unlike the first named animal how
ever. she showed no Carrie Nation
propensities. and after viewing the
surroundings in open eyed wonder. she
beat dignfied retreat.
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TO BUFFALO,.

Individual tours every day. All ar
rangements made for board etc. in adj
vance. Any price you want To pay.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-03
VariCOCeie

Is the direct cause OF more than one
half the cases OF Lost and Failing Power,
Paralysis and Loeomotor AtaHia. Four
men in five have Varicocele. Beware
Of DANGEROUS oneratona.
There rs no use in "dOctoring" 20 re-
store Your Power NlEor and Vitality
while the Varlc0c-lp rxstg-it * waste
Of time money and energy Electricity
So applied By nay method is tho only rn'
tlonaL painless, permanent md scientific
cure DO not be operated upon Write for
my special lcttcr "a men ON the duurrra
Of an operation for V0rlcocele. You may he
Affected with this slmont and NOT know 10,
this may br The prime cuuse ~ your trou-
bic Lei me advise you and diagnose your
cnse without any fcc whatever Also soc
cure my books on NarcOcrlo and Asa0-
Ciatc AllmcutS.
My Electrical Appll1nccs VIII cure every
ease Of Nervousness Lost Manhood. Var.
icocele and all Weaknesses I'm either sex:
restore ShrunEeu or tndevclopeI Orgausj
cure any fUgm Of Rhcumati4m Kldner,
Liver and Bladder troubles Constipation
Stomach Disorders. all Female Conn
plants etc.
Write today about It have written
their cure by Electricity. that explain all.
Rocks sent free, postpaid, to anyone nd.
vice without cost Sold only 10y
DR., BENNETT ELECTRIC BELT CO.
1t2 to t2t Union BIdaY Denver. Colo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-03
n. and B. Beers Cotton Letter.
1Snnnial 10 Tho Post.l


New Orleans. December 2.-Early Liver
POOL adylccs were unfavorahle but an I'M
provement was established later in conse-
auence Of fears Of a bullish bureau 10.
morrow. Our market In sympathy opened
TO points higher advancing points
additional later. on fresh buying, subse-
ouentlv declined points on the large port
and Interior receipts, closing practically
uncLanced from Saturdays quotations.
Manchester cables state that the fall IN
exchange on china had n deterrent eHect
on business and the cloth matket there
fore was less active this WeeR than II was
last The Times Democrat to-day Issued us
crop estimate, placing same az lu,4VDvO
bales maximum Last year lhls Apth1rty
estimated The crop to be S,IJuVo maxi
mum and the actual outturn was 1883
600. or 633. OC0 IN excess, II similar error
were made this year II would indicate a
cron of over III 10000 bales.
Everything is In statu quo, awaiting the
bureaus estimate tomorrow. Inc general
in,nression is ii will be lo3O0.OO0 bales or
under. III this Is corroborated the proba-
bilIties are values will advance. There are
some operators. though who believe y whl
he 10 500. 900 or over. should tue latter
neure be confirmed the chances are prices
WIN seeH II. & B. Beer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-03
IISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

Few valo,oi,.
socia.ton not are being offered tho an
named a price yet.
inc 80 "Vu Almonds are frmer, accord.
Us 70 NeW York advices. Early H. ~
nricss ohie large dealer there dropped KS
rraS ~. out offerings AZ that' 49,, us
,ierec cleaned M and now former n,, sule
are frmer a+so. 'n'e shelied
The Louisiana Planter has the fo,,or,na
vi the cane crop: Most Of the fartor,ss
Wnich were reported last week 70 ~
Hs5ioppeu work TO windrow are now in III
i las o., usain ahu the harvesting OF tho rron
- progressing under favorable condl,ia0s
as "a weatner' though they are sam ham
H., ~ " - ~ suule extent by the shottness ~
t 5ne Iabor supply. There are no reports " "
~ ihuicatIhg any serious damage frc,1
~ , ,vt9ut goid spell ana the PROMPT wori,
tboso MINING t,is,.n mas saved the cane ON ali
onose PIaees where IL was seriously thteSt
bnt su, ne sugar contcuts continues to got
pes,,I anu mere has AT no ;ime this year
un9 complaint on that scurc.
mn
Inc New York Sun publishes a snecla,
from Honolulu in which II is stated tbat
this WARS s,,,a - ',"'cu Iiat
the historS a ag,bo ft2}p Is the largest in
3tU. o3S tons aesinst ,;' 'Yi VI anu to1al o.
This enormous dnveic $500 '9hs last year.
Industry ~ tTs,,.sit' a. i'llltHt ~ lne sugar
first Of tbc rsr,nrd - me result of course,
United states Inc ti,,,,.st az Nl'u iNe
semi .forrod IT, "S haWaIian control 1t
mate. so fnv"rahio 80 en- "uhuelihl eli
Islands nassess Wv ~ sugar cane, tnat the
The nieen,tt dtrs.,,,,4,.-
control ~ iahor a ,re III regard TO the
forts TO secure im5ro,oI V'"iams sttnl Gt
vices md a co,, p'W,Tu 'Iuor saving de
of tbn dnvtcos tbo I.''ns H'acnlne Is one
In Hawaii as uuJ u SS'N uHth desired
Texas. J." 1ou'Saua ana
Tho Rrazilien Ao,i,n. b,. asa.
A. ''''N nus thlS 70 say of
the condition of the coffee crop In the
state of South Paulo;
The inspector of the FIRST district co,r
municatcs that ram fell i'm the 'Iicta Wi
ley and the Parahyba valley wns drv
The Towering there ae-1ugh premature
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-03

q IS; stockcrs and feeders 3 oOlii 4oi west
crn fed steers 4 T5G6 On; WeNri- Yang"
steers 3. bO6t4 20; 1ckas and Indians ? JhH
50; Texas cows l 1913 10; uativc t~pws
SOFA -; hefers 3 21ml 10; canuers ljou
. 10: bulls O0Git 90; calves s 41H6 ~.
Uogs- Receipts 1000 market strong
heavy q. 25MG.3o; lights 5.351d 12iN pig
UO6J5 30 sheep Receipts 2OOO; marECt
Western lambs OOtii 40 native wnthcrs
3 .lm3 70; Western wpthers 3 lHd3 80,
ewes > .OOQ3.5o culls and feeders SOC
325
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-03
-, HEAVY STAPLES.

n ftl..
%s.vNNiI.Il.lnoN-Powder, per keg. S4.OO;
M pyNeer' $l.6o per key; drop shot,
ss;.0S-EItra Snort S- ciear IN sac,s
ielBs' iiyIgs tNi,S,, llAc; boxed, l4c high
agss YIN AND TIEs-Baggiug 2.lb.
ssp, oe' Arrow ties. less tban car
,lynSy ron S Houston. S1.3J.
y Az t-suG6, wrapped. basis "a No ..
4 Ss-ipet 10; No 1, full weight. basis
Il hlis5 e, w lo' special sizes ISc high
:IlyDIls1 lsSstIoe' as TO quality.
A ND Nj S'at tull weight l1l5c: Gran
8sNlNT ~ uc; Electric Lights. 0l5c.
a sIiS59 6C uahd, S2.75d3.25 Rosen-
4 sls E.E-;S no; fair sHasBe; prime aua
NJ. isi;e9,Ssee l0lte; fancy. 1iM12iEc. pea
Est Ar6pmi oFaoNh, 13l6c; Roasted
" 70 SsljSSe 3 Ariosa, basis 1OO.lh
a stA sesl MglSd; Apex, II. zoe: Lion
Aecha ara %IochQ and Java. In cans,
10 psils , ssva slend, lib cans, 2lb
\ In NJ c Soda huik bo~as
~ g.. vsLtohs, per dozen sSS.' gi pH
D. M deams, Sc. staga ,,, ooJ, slns 81 =.
3l0fpa lnmbles, l1c ''ee p'Hnks' o12e'
fat sS. ssh sacks: Fancy high
gfsde q biasncy, half patent "a 5S.
Aghr, H. S4-lb sacks, Zoe per bar.
'OHr n wood, l5e per barrel
| 'ss.SsSAcIEogs oooDs-erlt. nor,Dv
h rsiri r sse9l' 10 40lb sacks nor o satG
~ q fan IN 36-lb sacks 70 e,t nsr
Ltlas osts SACKS Scotch oars s9 Ia.
|stt7e ost, fS,V0; Columbia oefS SS f5'
y Packages VSsioS Hecker's buckwheat.
islcy bssala teree, compounds SIN
Il se hlgbsr ~ l2c, leaf, Tic. 5o'lb
|,si SID cans us IN t!erees; lO-lb cans &c
Ear nc higher; Bib cans, ic
Pi ssi1lad S1$, i51 s fancy. ia,s
3 Saik, sl.OO Ssr ho...,
h u sI III barrels. soa7,o ~.
M ~hs, eItrsrtaS ~ .Sc per gallon;
- S1lic. n eSeu; odIBc per pound;
.gtAssES sections, 120i3e. 19'eu'
4 aG2ie heoelled, fair. lsw0f1ec,
fe.liuR sass9aolce, 25d26c; fancy new
es s''ei pure new crop syrup.
IssIasSs Z ,. MILK-par,e So 7,o7 %.
I'VE a 100. 70; Dlme. N sSstS ~,
\ hRS--i ~ ~ Winner. 81 25sei4 al
'|1tsl weigh. lull weight, 4 OF, S55,ooc,
~ LID Gyb. %, ~. 601il 70: / III. 5-oz'
4 Sasle. melght. 55QGOe; 2-ib lieht
lrg,. lunch oysters, lab, 5-oz,
= III Y sse5;gsllon kegs. 50 10. 10
4 fsh siyls 81, :, s-bbls' IS 0Ol pinis.
80 salIorn" quarts, American
III b00. i.si, ~ -; l-gallon Amer
1ita fans ilon hexagon, 81. so.
nead, 6A@6sse; choice,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-03

LIVERPOOL December 2-The cotton e1-
change here will celebrate the Christmas
and New Year holidays by closing on De
eember IS, 20 and January and 2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-03
NEW ORLEANs.

Especial to The post1
New Orleans, December 2.-The New Or.
leans live stock exchange reports:
Market about bare If ANYTHING desirable
In tho cattle luo, large and small; outlook
favorable. Hogs aud sheep IN light supply
and demand.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-03
"a DlYs BUSINESS.
Az : FEW PRICE CHANGES
charts, Corn and Oats
Mss' -Lsrse Banana Ship
N',.'s...--Pecans Are Firm.

= = N,-.s, the wholesale markets yes,
AZ . .opsped to about the volume
rs Us r.lis on the day following
pis Fsa ,roduce trade being re-
1ei OH sFA rolnme by the shortness
u.t,, !, ~ prevails in receipts Of goods
e. sR b, " VAN h tAc grocery line was up to
% asaq sag
ill., y. ,utter market stood firm with.
re- %, nn IA quotations
'ngfsn ~ .one splendid specimens Of
III seen on the market.
7 I'm and egg supplies that came in
w Fu"' worth noticing. No price
!. an0 ,,,,od and a fair demand ex-
n ''''fs X ssgs-
~ .,,,y cabbage is arriving In
ekS 1900 quantities and no slack
: ~ sii., .i.s, has resulted by the advent
int q q bone commodity
n,,oes continue TO he seen in
inn, ~, though arrivals have been
irH y. mail lots The commodity is
satisfactory seller.
1, n eocoanuts have increased to
Nv ius 4,,t IN view OF the holiday de-
rau " N "a orlces are ruling firm at 81 per
u Hsss !, ,ame range above that figure.
,.,set remains firm on pecans and
dnlcs 4, Alrh prices that rule this sea-
+, =. Z, lpsseued the trade somewhat
" ioi =, hen a large outside demand to
.Imm
4, ,dranres occurred In the prices
al E, I, md hay. Bran made an adj
Ak. wheat shorts gained &c, corn
c.slIn tYped Sc aud oats went l2a1c
'uS0n N assignments Of California navel
ne expected to arrive in the next
KerS "a and the trade Will be well pro
Tpy,I /, meet any calls for this ticle
end Of the month
0laj rAsI estimates the aggregate OF the
= Y, \, ~ hans cereal crops Of the world this
Rian, yhts, corn, oats, barley and rye
- 100000 bushels, compared with 1O,-
100 bushels in 1900 and ten-year
VI u l0,l64 10000 bushels.
sfs from the Pacific coast state;
|, l,nsnd FOR ralsins has held up much
X, tan was expected. Stocks of
,'n. =, bose are practically exhausted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-03

REGlSHEREp druggist and hookkceper
combined wants a position by January 1
Win good reliable urm; seventeen years
experience; Al references furnished Adj
dress iIbI this occe. 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-03

Place as gardener; ten years.
experience Address n. w Tate general.
delivery, Alvin. Texas "A
WANTED Position by strong young man
as helper In tin, sheet iron or boiler
shop. ash his office. &
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-03

POSITION wanted by pincucnI sIation.
air engineer; holds drst.class Houston IL
cfnse, single, sohor and not afraid to
work. Address 473S this Office .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-03

FlRSECLASS hookkeepet, al present Gun.
ployed. on account long hours desires
hours references and bond Address r.,
~ Gollad strect. Sun Anlonlo rnXns 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-03

w, L. DODD AND WEE want a position
John ST. 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-03

\ YOUNG man well known In the CITY
wishes place with law firm or business
men; viii work Tor his board and what
he learns, Address STti this office 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-03

ltpNFSE reliable coofcd boy wants q
restaurant job. dish washing, or yard
loh that cnn make 81 or SIS a week; good
Worker; age 10 years. 4T30, this Office,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-03

nnpitison Oh these quotations show
iauutages in favor of Houston as
Yale market, When the buyer con.
} The benefits 10 be derived from
ges freight rates he VIII lind that
rlep the quotab.e figures at other
es ars lower the price hnaHy paid
Miily greater. Tie prices are those
among Houston wholesale merchants
N revised daily.
h y, BANNED GOODS.
zaSBD FhLIIS-App.es, Bib, 9Jca
Pasippes, sliced, $40; eyeless anu
~ ili0Gl.SG, extra grated, $4,000
fafsl lib, soc, strawberries, BIB,
INN blaykberries, 2-lb, S5cdSl. 90;
Us I'D, Sl.OOGLld; peaches, Bib,
lSlgi ple peaches, Bib, g5ca$l.OO.
f'MED VEGETABLES Tomatoes, 2-lb,
Mght &ig9Sic; BIB, full weight,
siioi 2lb, seconds, s04S2l2c; Blu,
I.A Sl.OVaL0J, Okra and toma.
siV V9c. Canned Kraut Bib, Sl.O5Cd
naleinla asparagus, 2Ia-lb, $1.95W
I'D California asparagus tips, 500;
I eeals, BIB, 9jc; 2-lb string beans,
" Edhey beans, 95c; 2-lb strinEless
y N.oi 2-io marroWfat peas, Sl.1O;
AsseIlcal petit pois. 81. 5O@l.75; Al
wy 2-lb Blue Ridge corn, SOC;
s' Haiyland, 9jc; Newark, soc; Bet
wy Cola s5cGl 10.
ssLfORNlA FRUIT-Extra standard,
isacnes; lemon cling, 81. 95d2. 90;
Y . SofraNwiord, SlS5dl.95: black cher.
eDg-21i white cherries, 50. 256s
~ EElcols Sl.S0dl.9O: Strawberries.
sily plums, S165td1.75: grapes,
80 40 seconds, l0c per dozen less
y SMIa standard prices.
ii's W. MOLASSES--P. e. +. Old Fash.
saiohS $50 per case; Legations,
,p M case h-gallons, S3.T5 per case
\ syrup, 2-lb cans. 0Oda5c; Gold
! y, wang. fancy table syrup, quart lars,
" doSi B. B. & Co, Gold Medal,
A2s. Pi'''' q IDS SZ'2o' 10
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SITUATION WANTED--Young married.
man. y years old; drst-class carpenter.
wants job In or out OF the city. kddrssi
l. Al, 5S stanley Place. d
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TYPEWRITERS.

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Biiss Ee: 3 So s;,s ss, ,, go Co. cd
ssli. general agent, Dallas. gsxas. d
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PRINTER wants situation. an Al work
man. Address 46i2 GLASS street, Houston.
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VAN ED-cftice situation by young mao
Vl -, quick at ngures; good hand rapid
NpewrlIer and Office experience: refer
Nhces SVEN. Address All. this Office. 5
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NiiVNNH man wants a Job: office work,
lining room. elothman, porter in drug
store tending 70 horse and buggy. 1905
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., SAliuN wanted by young man to
porter In store or drive delivery wagon
Apply az No. I'LL Caroline st s