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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07

expel- ongascmcuts fe&'uc1 maoa. from To-
beg - wa:oh tas nsrke, vas sunk csgly
May losing arm ani unchanged Corn closed
-e aud oats - over vale provisions re-.
seeded trihinz gain
The opening IN zoe Nhea. market was no;
ehscttb!. Ia lac way OF news there vas
nothing o. moment save the fac: hs. Liver.
tool had declined acreclhly to the example
ssl gu this SIDE yesterday. 0uts.dc interest,
Ttth5u; Nlich tide market seldom L ever
interesting o. important, vas SIN uaie.
veioped fas lei, me generally 3esrlsn
.nca. croNd 70 furnish 4 demand and as the J
see 20 90 Mise inclined - ms, even lor
tnp Pleasure OF injecting i.ie ITO rad the
AoeEanD VI omer'o-s from commission nVuses
&1n iu4N dual iO1Ss TeEuitea "a neav ness
carry. May wheat. which opened gIiAe
.y"ef a. 'iStr.r>sc, sr14uahy wofktn vi
ancat entirely IRON shurls. VINO took tae
oI're' uHiy - secure groniS 4, ne same
lLe, however, some o, rncan pa OUT O,neT
hines on tna ucuei 70 A.st over figures tor
Tie ret>ais. Iwo recognized oulls oous g
nodC"Aeiy, even Wncn toe worlds v.a.J.c ~.
vitoAe announcement had caused area; bear
ish conlaence among their NJ gnDors in the
pr, Ifc buy ng la1 much 20 40 n steany-
ng Tie msrhet az rs. I. made the crowd
nervous. Attention was called 20 he state
mcni OF an Antwerp correspondent iaat Eu-
op' was DEPENDENT on fhts country Tor ne
best pari Of Is imported .shea. ana tlat tle
iteieSsnesS Of he continental marie could
nc feiGoved hy encouragement from tbs
SIDE
IS q IN tolG-ma'lon Of these assertions
ovpor.rs N tle 'de Inc hogan report az On
eagGmcn's va Ia before tie end OF the se>.
90 aggregated nInety-slr loads, Shorts al
ready nervous. bc' COX themselves protec,
The opnrstious made early, and May rallied
10 H'sc, closing firm and unchanged a., tina;
hrurc re cents ~ CsFs
Dorm enjoyed moderate ACTIVITY within h
narrow range al price,. Tha openinS ras q
7hadr easier sympathy pti UhN,. AMI
"a thr later mirls ra6 also 7ttr.buiod the
decline Which followed. Longs dumped con
siderable qpan"ties nto Tho r'g Conn,is
On houses were IN both SIDES ~ be spccu
le@ys fence, but fArpng support vas slack.
Eastern bids beng 'se on ~ l,ne The De
r'ioe, however, srouEh' heavy buying orders
INTO Sno p.t ard IS q rrsIl' he marker
part'lly recovered and closed steady. H.
opu 100 -1rs
o,iS we're qrct but Independently h-m.
ipinrt, draw ns support from ne active cash
SITUATION. Rorc pts 20 cars,
ProVia onF Ncro dHl and the atmosphere ~
be msrEe heavy th Tvs before The close.
vhcl pr IS rallied oa q few buying orders
rom shade lower to rifle above the
prevops lays hnal figures
Estimated rrrsipid tomorrow What Is
cars; corn 50 cars, osts lSa cars hogs IS ool
head
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PRODUCE

BLANS- Imported navy beans s%e; Bayou
y ing IN dried g., pnks Sac, L ma 81 "a
California navy 4aId5c
81 !. ER.-Blue star 23a2i- dairy 1ac red
slaI 2sc; Eigln creamery s7n2so. oleoma,-
rsTlre dairy prints lSc Lincoln solids NE;
p;lnis l2'ec: Special Blue Star HE Crystal
Gem and Country Rolls 10. sps,ial Dairy
~ FancN ps'ry lsc; Texas country butter
loal5e, Texas bricks l5dloe
ChPRAGE-2r nor III.
CHEESE-Wisctrs'n iuli cream rolls iusc:
Wisconsin fuil erran daisies lie.
EGGS.-TeNas i4d1ic
hRAt New, ia halt barrels. s.. 40Ia. so
oNloNS-~2a?isc per pound
gore l5isc
.PoTAToES-callfornia and colorada, SLIT
90r rpr hushel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. hens. so,d s0qs
800 fryefs g. 30I3 90. hrolers 80 oOGig %
cocks large, old 81 .soG?.On ducks. large
'S.9Oa3 90 geese, fun featbered, 81 5od6.0 90;
turkeys. hens Sc ona7 so: turkeys gobblcrs
&.no1 10 90 turkeys. young S. o0d6 m
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lots al
StnpIe Commodities

THESE quotations are revised daily and their
correctness can be rolled upon. The prices
are those ruling 10 Houston Wholesale mar
ketS
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Not in Favor of Manipulat,on.

Carglli Richardson say OF the cotton
market IN their circular OF yesterday.
Tbs Liverpool early market In cotton TO-.
day was about as expected. 2-64ths down
but later rallied on tho improvement, N our
markets, closing TO III lower. spots quoted
Lilo down. Our markets. after a little early
strength. became extremely dull closing g TO
up In New York. aud ) TO up In New
Orleans. Spot lis lower in New Orleans.
unchanged elsewhere. The movement MAS
moderate senA-weekly receipts at thirteen
interior towns 5I.35l, against 81. li0 INST year
and 1902 10 the big crop year -.
zoos larger than last year and
Of 1888
Considerable stress has beer
bulls on our movement now
1893. the largest crop year or
lires show hat esAl With be
u come forward 10 crop MI
l0010.ooa, aud tia We Wi -----------
scarcely OF f0Ltou Ak the
son than last year, when~ol SuOu<s
markets we're naturally corr
3! b irue but ire beaey IA sss an
~ thf 9,Nraee operator OF u 81
zen sik m9atns hence w. ff-s=zs-ss>,
~ ln> immediate future
Ine situation t1dsy q m -~----s-----r-~s
narlnnls.icn or extreme adyl
Il
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lIOn,is =.
Following were tho cioslnr quotations 10

Following WIRE Tho closing quotations 10
bonds at New YORK:
1 IS rsiun1llz, registered ......,..... lyo!+
L ) Is rsfunding. oupcn ......,..,..... lQ5ta
uu.tci sta,os Us. tag;siered .......,.,..llosa
United ; a'es SO. coupon ................l Oit
unit.d states new Is. registered 80. S,i
unNen STATES new is coupon. ...........l3iit
United States old ~. registered. 80. .ll3is
United states OH ~. coupon. .ii3,s
United States - registered. ,..........llo's
Un!tt1 StsteS IS coupon.
D!st-.c; Of C3lun1.a 3.65s ...........,., ~
ktnb,.on rcneral Is .............o....tUS 1885,
AUch!stp adjust non. Is .......,.,........ @i9
ColoJad1 Southern Is .....,.........-.... Sl94
r. " and ben City lists ................. 81
Louisville aud Nashville unified is...... i0lss
" Is and Texas IDS ...,...........-.,. loi3
" and Texas s .,.................,. al3s
HEADING general ~ .......,'..'...'''.'. lS't
no Grinde Western lists ....,..........i0Q
s. I. a9d " consol % economically
- l. snd s + general IS ..,.....,. .......l2o
southern Pacific A. ..........,............ III
southern Railway IS observation-disclosures. l1S
standard Rope and Twne Go fofd) ...... G;
Texas ard Pacific f-sts .................ll6't
Texas and Pacific seconds ................ as
Lr.o1 Pae.nr rs ......................'.'' ltofs
aodsO Isis .........'.,...''.'.'....e .lisfe
Wabssh seconds Observation-Disclosures.
Wet Shore Is ......,.,.................. lit
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SAILED.
c.AI.vEsTON GRAIN MoVESsF

SIS Concho, Risk. New foIS. L. I,
IS Hemisphere, Jones, iof p's'
port News.
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New York. February TIN Illl, y, w
steady, s2s.S5 Lake ecoppet srAsr
sl7.on. Lead dull, A,S,y. ~. a.
s.. e5GA.oo. Pig iron warfan-s
1912.
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.

The principal characteristics OF Houston
markets Just now Is the indsposltiou OF
prices to huotuaie. In the whole is, OF
staple groceries and produce fluctuations have
condition s prevails
cocoanuts continue TO advance at primary
'-'gkets The market showed further rise
bout 81 recently. -''s
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uttcna s,75a4,a0; hut little inquiry


Chieago, February 6.-Ca.tle-Recepts 1000
inc1uains 800 Texans market steady to shade
io"efi good TO prime steers 5.00d6 90: poor
10 medium 1.60d3S0: stockers and feeders
2.oIi59; cows, choice 255di Is: hefers !. so
qi'2u' Gamers 1882. so; bulls 275Gfi. e5;
calves 4.oCd6. l5 Texas fed steers .0Od4 50:
I exas grass steers 3.30a3 80: Texas bull
z. aVnS'tc' Hogs-Receipts $500; market ac-
tive, mostly sc lower Good to cho,ce neayy
s'.9aS 100; light 5.lG15. 271S: bulk OF sales
o;-Vq5.@ ~. Sheep-Receipts 5000: slow.
e,esing steady for choice; lambs weak 10 los
io"Fr' GOOD 10 choice wethers 3 S0GD4 30; fair
TO choice mixed 3.5od3 90: Western ,heap !. Ii
@t'.,;' TEXAS sreep a,5Nd3. 50; native lambs
~ ua'.9' Western lambs i.eC65..5.
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The interior holder seems disposed 10 sell
more freely. which Indicates continued tree
movement The impression Is daily gaining
ION IN New York are short Of March aud
intend to deliver on Stat month. During
their maairula.i0ns OF January many bought
March. believing that nne dea would be ar
RED into he spring and tbs 10 crest Is still
Ia the market We would take profits on
long cotton on the 1r.n periods.
Liverpool should be unchanged tomorrow.
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BurrER AND EGGS.

(ago. February 6 --.Butter-Flrn, ore,n-
HQsl; dairy isaiS. Chcese-Dnn M
Eggs Firm, fresh 1875,
lAork, February s. Eggs lleceio,x sTs,
'--Jes; msrkc, firm; wcSesn AZ max >,
| southern ~ mask soTsi
Sfsas CITY, February -Egrs--Iii-ho-
Ai.ssour. and Kansas s.osk n ease,
wned - SSsV'
nc Louis. Fehrusry g. loser al
,oi
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1--WE STOCK,

Nv York, February 6.--S'andari OF $751;
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SUGAR.

New Orleans February s~-Sugar-Quier:
o3en keltle 3hd3gs open kettle centrifugal
~ 6'is' centrifugsi yellow iisatI; Sec
ouds s9i1t Melssses-Quiet: caea kettle
-0d5n; ceuirfugsl sdsN. syrup 2ngSa0
New York. February s--Sussr--R Raw easy.
fir rsnn NJ sa. crrtv'iugsi rs test "a; mo-
aSss' susar ~ rs@psd steady.
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ST. LOUIS

- Louis February Northumberland
oiU' including lsoo Texans; market steady
nanve shipping and expert steers so6i5 Il /;
osessea beet and butcher steers iCodS Is /:
and feeders S.25d4 so: cows ana beifeTs ",S
- Gamers l,2ad2.7S; bulls 2.S0Gfi 90: Tex
"a ano indian steers 3. Indt IS: cows and
~, ~, I, 'o1S.So. Hogs--Recelps $500; mar
stockers Sl565 %: butchers 2SIS s,i.
SSiSxesVPmheeeiptS 500; market strong and sc-
"a naive NUT ons S1a4. *; lambs 4. 5nd
oV' 'uils aud bucks 2.507i 90
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CANNED FRUlTS-Finesppie , ID eye
loss and coretess 81 s5ds.VV; lib extra grated
t2.2S' lib standard, SLICED sl.to; pears,
%-tn standard S13; peaches, STANDARD 81. g3p
i.3Q. 2-lb seconds 81 l0dl 10, 5-lo s;andar /!
81 no. 2-lb pie 81 .0odl 10
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomstoes 7-lb
tni Nelgbt zoe, ckrs ana tona ,oss. 2 D
eo' LIMA beans. 2-lb. tull weisht, Sc stfi1k
htans, 9Th, fuli 1eisht, '5c; 4 No. / string
cSs beans. ?-lb, fuii weight. 81 -. Red KID
no. beans 2-lS. full Weight e5cd.l %. mar
row fat peas, e-lh. fun weigh. 81 .l06i 81;
carly Iune peas tsn;v. 2.a. full we,snt,
81 oV' American petit pos peas. fancy, o-lo,
~ weight. H.s5nl IS. asparagus Cal:torn a.
t'5-ib - 20, corn, Auburn cream, lib fun
.%e,slt s. loG IS 4 No. l. 2-lb, full weight
81 Wgl %. Pride OF Maryland a5c.
CALIFORNIA FRUlT-EHtra standard. ~
10 peaches, lemon cling 81 aolll .a;. yslloU
Cra~ford 81 s0d IS. black cherries s? o)d
: lSs white cherries i2.I0d2 49, apr'cots 81 Is
70, grapes 81 H,d1 80 seconds ioc per dozen
'ess thsu extra standard prices
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Ior.srox RANK rtEARrNGs.

F. lowing are the bank clesring3 az re-
pcr'eu b. thu H,us,on Clearing House Ter tbs
TO owing DAYS this week MS compared vitl
,r.pse:
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New York. February o.-Thc market for
,otlen goods was Without ;nl:erlsl change
General business continues qu!ei VISTA ssilers
taking more readily in al staple l.nes aud
IN mos. fanoes Print cloths Lnacilve at
previous prices. Mons wear woolens 10 fIlr
demand .or staples bU. quiet WITH fanc.cs
sud market somewhat unsettled Ia woolen
and yors.ed dress goods very Ugh and ye-y
heavy speclalees moncpci.zed he demand
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
News Of Heavy Export Engagements Helped
Wheat.
NAY WHEAT CLOSED FIRM, UNCHANGED
PROV isions Recorded -
small Gnin.

Cn.eago, February - News or the hosyy
expeF engagements feA'uci s;3os. from tie
beg - wa:ch tle r3rke; Was sunk esTly.
May Losing hrn ani unchanged Corn closed
-e aud oats - over vale provisions re.
,c-dCd = trhinz gain
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Houston Dniiy Statement.


Fr'iOHing are the receipts Of cotton by ~.
NHl!o.I railroads entering the city: Baies
Houston and TcXa7 Central ...,. 500
international and Great Nor horn am
Galveston Harrisburg and san Antonio 10
Houston Ess' aud West rexas.,...... 22j
cur Coltrsdo and san Fc..... te0r
san Antonio aud Arsnsas Pass....... SSg
Missouri Kansas and Texas ......... ST
Tetal ..",.,,............ ......,..,... sas,
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HOUSTON

49,, HOUSTON
mayHe csins are live stock quotations for TN,
rnmrnis,'on tnrnisned by the Bex -ssundsr :,
sauns,y. ~ soInpsny, successors 70 Dor Rail,
$780, sHis.,s Commlsslon eomnanY: n7''
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E Fl i; ; 81; ;;i | !;
MARINE INIELLIGENlE
FORT OF GALVESTON. F,snr,
ARRlYEp

= STkleslad, kunsIad, ron IA 4
SIS Recta, Svintanks, from salilss
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al York February s-C Cotton serd MI
crude e'ls primo yellsw se7s,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-18

DISAGREEMENT AMONG DOCTORS.
Advices from Belgrade, Servis, indicate
that the city Is 10 turmoil over oon-
hicting reports from the palace regard
ing The sccouchement OF Qleen Drago.
On February 10 it was announced that
a sen had been born TO her; then came
rumors that this was untrue, and final
ly, Thursday, 1t was announced that
the Queen had confessed that the an
noupcemeDt was hoax. Yesterday
morning official announcement was
made that the Queen had not given
birth 10 o child.
Subsequently a new story drifted from
the palace to the eff, ct that the doctors
disagreed as to the probabili y of the
Queens confinement. Professor Snegi-
rolf, Of Moscow, it was said, had left the
palace after formally declaring to King
Alexander that be did not believe that
@ leen Drsga was about to have q nor
msl delivery. M. Caulet, the Queens
personal physician, held to the con.
trary. He asserted that conf cement
wss imminent. There Is chsos In the
palace today in consequence of the dis.
agreement OF the medicos.
Queen Draga is handsome, talent
ed woman years older than the youth
full King. She was one time waiting
maid to his mother. II has been charg.
ed that she ensnared the King into
marriage. The conflicting stories re-
gardiDg the birth OF an heir seem 10 in
dicate a plot. the ultimate obi 'ct Of
which is possession of the throne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-18

A BEAUTIFUL RoMANCE.-The beau
tifdl romance inl the life of Geo. d.
Gear, Judge OF the Hswaiiu, U. s. Cir
cult Court, is ended. Last winter he
was In Washington to press charges
against the Hawsiial delegate to Con-
gress, Robert ID. Wilcox. He had pre-
viously met Miss Anna M. f Walker,
Of Philadelphia, daughter of the late
James II. Walker, and while In this
country he went to Philadelphia to sue
for her hand. He was successful and
their engagement was announced.
President Mckinley appointed him to
a Hawaiian judgeship and Miss Walker
to gain the accomplishments necessary
for the home OF one In high official
position, decided upon European trip.
On her return they were to have been
married. G ar went back to Homo.
lulu 10 await her coming. On April II
bis hopes were shattered. A cable
gram told him OF the death of bis
sweetheart 10 Naples, Italy. The body
was embalmed and shipped to Phils'
delphia. Yesterday it was inferred,
Judge Gear having travelled all the
way from Honolulu that, as last proof
OF his affection, he might throw a olod
OF earth upon the grave. He stopped
of in Washington yesterday to pay his
respects at the Department OF Justice,
and les, night left for his Hawaiian
home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-18
Very Remarkable Remedy.

"It is with a good deal of pleasure
and satisfaction that l recommend
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera end Diar-
rhoea Remedy" says Druggist A. W..
Sswtelle, of Hartford, Conn. "a lady
customer, seeing the remedy exposed
for sale on my show case, said to me
Il really believe that medicine saved
my life the past summer while at the
Shore and she became 30 enthusiastic
over its merits that at once made up
nv mind to recommend it 10 the future,
Recently q gentleman came into my
store 80 overcome with collie pains that
he sank at once to the floor. gave
him dose of THE remedy which helped
him. Irepested the dose and iD fifteen
minutes he left my store smilingly ip.
forming me that ne felt as well as ever.
Sold by Richard Gibson, druggist.
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Mems furnishings.

Mems Good Unlsundered Shirts, 39c, Soc
and Too each.
Mems Nsgligee Shirts, SOC, 75c, $1.0O and
$50 each.
Mems Working Shirts, collars attached, 25c,
SOC and TOO each.
Mems Good Ovelalls 39c, SOC, 75c and 81 90
zach.
Mems Summer Neckwesr, all kinds, from loo
TO 50c each.
Mems Summer Hose, 10c, 12hc, 10, 25c
and 60c pair.
Mems Washable etock Collars, each 6Oc.
Mems Rubber Collars, the best, each zoe
Mems Rubber Cuffs, the best quality. pair 6Oc
Mems Arrow Brand Collars, all styles and
sizes, each 12lSc.
Mems cuffs, pair 1910.
Mems Good Strong Suspenders, 16c, Zoe
aud 600 pair.
Mems Working Sox, Sc and loo pair.
Mems Bed and Blue Handkerchiefs, each DC
and 10c.
Mems Good White Handkerchief, &c, 1Oc
and 1910 each.
Mems All Linen White Hankerchisfs, 25c,
35c and 50c each.
Mems Sweaters. 25c, 50c, $i.9S and $3.50
each.
Mems Summer Underwear. Bslbriggan and
Colored, 25c, 50c and $1.O0 each.
Mems Jean Drawers, 25c and 5Oc each.
scr.ven's Jean Drawers, elastic seams, 7oc
each.
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CTATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF ALEX

CSTATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF ALEX
- ANDRIA; to Wit:
DESCRIPTION OF NAME. MARKsAND
DEVICES OF ROBERT PORTNER BREW
ING COMPANY. The Robert Portner
Brewing Company" \ corporation incorpora.
ted and existing under the laws Of the State
of Virginia, engaged in manufacturing, bot
ting and selling lager beer, soda water, min
ersl waters and other beverages in bottles,
siphons, boxes and kegs with its name and
tvo marks and devices, or either of them,
viz: "ROBERT PORrNER BREWING
COMPANY" the word s'Tivoli" in plain let
ters included in 8 diamond or rhomboi
shaped border, snd the letters "R. Pr In the
form of a monogram within the border brand.
ed, stamped, engraved, etched, blown OF i'm.
pressed on said bottles, siphons, kegs and
boxes, in the city Of Alexandra Aforesaid,
where its principal place Of business Is stu.
ated, hereby declares the above described
name, marks and devices 90 used by 1t and to
be used by 1t in the business Of manufsetur.
ing, bottIing and selling lager beer, sods
water, mineral waters and other beverages,
and 1t hereby claims the exclusive right to
use the said name, the said marks and the
said devices In the business aforesaid under
snd by virtue of an act OF the General Assem-.
bly, Of Virginia, approved March z, 1900
entitled, "An act to smend and re-enact sr
act approved Februsry IL, 1890 facts 1889
1s90) as amended by an ant approved Feb
| rusry 12, 1892 (scts 1S91-92i, to protec
| owners OF bottles, boxes, siphons and kegl
used in the sale OF sois water, &c"
In testimony whereof, the said company
hereto aft xes It's signature and seal this sixtl
| day Of April, A. D. 1900. Cc
| ROBERT PORTNER BREWING COMPANY
| ROBERT PORTNER, President
| p. NICK. BALDWIN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
/ an27 1aH3Ha
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-18

FRIEND SELECTED WIFE.-Miss Lucy
Hutchinson, of Franklin county, last
night married ]. E. Carper, OF Ros-
we'll, N. M. Mr.. Carper was born In
West Virginia, later moving to New
Mexico. Two years ago his wife died,
leaving seven children. Carper recent
ly wrote to his dead wife's brother re.
questing him to select suitable
woman IS stepmother for his little
ones. Mr.. Hunt introduced by mail
Miss Hutchinson, and pictures were ex'
changed. They were engaged copdi'
tionally and Carper reached Danvills
several days ago. He called on his be-
trothed, VINO was sufficiently pleased te
allow the ceremony TO continue. The
couple will leave for New Mexico to
| day,
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Mems Furnishings.

Mems New, Latest Style, Leather Bslts. oil
kinds, all sizes, 25c, 35c, 60c, 76c, $i.Oo
snd $1.25 each.
Mems Fine White Madras Shirts, plain and
plsated bosoms, 81 90 and $1.6O each.
Mems Bone Collar Buttons, DC dosen.
Mems Plated Collar Buttons, all kinds, SO
and 1Oc each.
Mems Arm Bands, sc and 10c each.
Mems Good Plated Link Cuff Buttons. 25c
and SOC each.
Mems Carriers, 15c and 25c each.
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Bows Furnishings.

Boys Good Unlsundered Bhirts, 33c and 6Uc
each.
Boys Colored Negligee Shirts, 35c and SOC
each.
Boys Balbriggsn Underwear 25c each.
Boys Jean Drawers, 25c pair.
Boys Stockings heavy ribbed, 10c, 12hc,
15c and 25c pair.
Boys Collars, all styles, Zoe and 1910 each.
Boys Belts, 25c each.
Boys Neck Ties, goo each
Boys Linen Cuffs pair 12lhc.
Boys Celluloid Collars, 2 for 25c.
Boys Rubber Collars, 25c each.
Boys Sweaters, loo and 25c each.
Boys Working Shirts. 25c each.
Boys Colond Waists. 25c each.
Boys Overalls, 25c pair.
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in.sdvance.
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csed their space unless the excess Ia paid fol
at transient rates, and under no circun'
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Of respect, resolutions ado optedb BY societies
or persona unless of Jublic ooncern, viii
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-18
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS.

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REM
EDY.-Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sy-
rup has been used for over fifty years
by millions of mothers for their cnil,
dren while teething, with perfect
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the gums, allays all pain, cures VINO
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Its value is incalculable. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winsl0w's Soothing
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-18

If people only knew what We know about
kodol Dyspapsis Cure it would be used in
nearly evesy household, a. there are few peo'
pie Whs 30 not suffer from feeling of fulness
after eating, belching, hstulenee, sour stomach
or watsrbrssh, caused By indigestion or dys.
pepsis. a preparation such ss Kodol Dy..
pepis Cure, which. with no aid from the stom
sch. VII digest your food, certainly can't helr
but do you good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-18

IN ALL STAGES Of Nasal Catsnh there
should be cleanliness. AS experience proves,
Ely's Cream Balm is cleanser, soother and
healer of the diseased membrane. 1t not
diving nor Irritating, and does not produce
snees'ng. Price so cents at druggists or u
viii be mailed by Ely Brothers, 90 Warren
Street, New York. Upon bsipg placed into
the Bostrils il spreads over the membrane ana
relief is i'm me iiate. 1t 10 sn agreeable cure.