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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-25
Webster u Yards

HARD COAL, i have again secured the ex-
elusive agency OF the famous Cross
Greek Lehigh, celebrated for intense
heat and freedom from slate or clinkers
SOFT COAL. | shall handle all the popular
brands of Hooking Valley, Raymond
and Birds Eye Camel. | buy my Birds
Eye Came and Raymond coal direct
from the mines. .hus insuring my GUS
toners THE GENUINE ARTICLE.
WOOD, all kinds OF dry wood kept in stock
which will he sawed and delivered up
on request.
FEED. bought and sold at all times.
Call aud see me at Comptons old stand
T.. A. WEARNE.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-25

4
~. carlson Of Bristol was ON 81
"eanesdaF.
select on ars IL ~ rs styIe at pu,
Mahauey $ idnch room.
select o!Nsters-ripd stewed or p,
" h~lianey' luncli room.
IFS so,1
~ cent cigar. Save TIE Courors
Seftjnrs ~ 49,.
Brahma hens "a, s,r. hs > W ""''e
Miss Terri eot
Wauboy wore ysy,ta. '3"" Oh
"'"''S
gEw Tnr6isn.. =, our ALL
NJ. "N''''
IA, a''' returned Non
-. ''''"'
M "'''t mp to Andovor
'' business errand.
w." aeeu a7N'
'' a. bradI cy.
""l urupf = remodeIiug the kitchen
''s'''''e ia 'ie Ihird ward.
sWOneyto loan on arproved
security. E. " TAYLOR,
ppm. beachy is in Iowa closing M a
Number Of real estate deals for l.. Gross.
Broom corn miIlett seed Tor sale Tn.
cure 81 -. 7. Edgar,sec. 6, Webster twp.
LIZ Ochscnreitpr departed Sunday
Awning on n business visit 70 Minraar-
". ~ Scovllle and George Christopher,
u seneca. WIS spent Sunday in the
,,.
Ri NI'>' "'""'eCo"a" departed
~ oo"'e 'or visit with rela-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-25

r., Iowa.
halls fronr.
| q s~ensatop.
2 save ting
oPfieg al
|ptatoa tia.
Il n
much ,..'@s
Ion 80
|icoat s. ~
l. er,ssI'-
|aaHaa n,
p.t..s
bad m
| 90. nef \
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
Futures FIuotuated Narrowly.

New York. November 20 The cotton mar.
ket opened steady with prices I to 4 points
higher the advance resulting from furry
of covering and little foreign buying An.
duced by light interior receipts and more
had news from The Eastern belt Follow.
ing the call the market became listlcss
aud prices sagged on few points under
sales Of early purchases by discouraged
room operators The news from the crop
country was NOT much OF a factor though
quite Ia line with the bullsh information
OF late received. Cold raius were report.
ed east OF the Mississippi and the forecast
gave no signs OF relief from the low tenn
peratures during the next day or two ut
least. Receipts IN the back country fell
OF 20 an unaccouutable degree and port
arrivals were kept up 70 normal only by
reason Of a large movement at New Or
leans dus 10 the termination Of the steve.
dore strike. Fluctuations were limited to
mere points With January rising be.
tween 80 and T.53. Wall street bought
late months 10 a quiet way. the South
very little business The close was steady
with November points higher; July and
August points lower aud other mouths /
point higher 20 points lower.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21

and oats src very firm, but local
ons have barely been affected. Bran
hid lse hIghcr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
DOESN'T LIKE MONTANA.
Fitzpatrick Prefers Death to That States
Prison.

!
Prison.
st. Louis Globe Democrat
Il would rather 60 TO Texas and he
barcod ar tol,on out there in the iafl yard
u'use'' VI l""'' - ~
and have my neck proheh' llah 90 70 Tue
Montana penitcntiary for twenty years;
said Ben Fitzpatrick. the teputed train ron
nor and murdered TO Chief OF Detectives
Desmond during a twenty mlnurcs' talk
last night
Chief Desmond went down to ihc hold
over aud had heart-toheart taik with MS
hitherto silent prisoner. As has heeu the
usual result. C6iet Desmond did most 81
the talking tuough Fitzpatrick tongue
looseued some and he said enough IA cause
the chief 10 say afterwards that Il was al
together the most satisfactory interview
had 50 far.
Yesterday the chief received q letter from
Texas telling Of Kilpatricks relatives. one
Of these was an uncle, Ben Davis, who
lives at Ballnger Texas.
DO yon know any one in Ballin2er
Teyasg'' the chief asked.
Yes" replied fitzpatrick. IN his slow,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
H. and 9, Beers Cotton Letter,
(Spcclal 10 The post.l


New orleans. November 20 Notwith.
standing Liverpool was disappointing our
market opened point higher hut declined
points Immediately after on the large
port receipts aud liberal New orleans csti-
mate for tomorrow Tho absence Of sellers
and fresh buying later caused an improve
meut Of points from the bottom, making
the closing unchanged from yesterday
quotations.
The seml-wecky interior receipts ne.
Rrcfated l2oG00 bales, against 10000 last
wear, or 10000 bales uuGer, hut as llouS-
ton was 1900 less than las wear, tho
towns outside Of Texas show an increase
Of 1000 over last year, demonstrating That
the entire deficiency Is due to the holding
back In that state.
The speculative short Interest seems to
have been eliminated In the anticipation
n the bureaus crop estimate heiug con
hrm4tory of the report issued In Ortohrr
pointing TO q rrop ~ 100000 bales ~
COURSE n Is we'll known that weather con.
ditlons have hcen Ideal since thin. having
added largely 20 the yield stlll II Is argued
that aF the government secures similar
information 20 that furnished TO private
rrop fstimhtorS, u is reasonable TO expect
o small estimate from that source. There
fore with such views predomiuating and
light receipts there Is 20 disposition EVIL.
denced 10 sell short speculaiiyely. rhe
market. pending The bureau, viii be ruled
by the movement aud the demand for spots.
n. &. n. Beer.
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DUSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

oeen plentiful On the sound M.
me hshermens strife ended ,ti, week dht
| PtVVillrt on luc per fish Sfe,ih com
"O' expected I'LL the last Of tic month 'r'
TechNiacily sresking III, AIS,
Nonaoly the most eyeniful ono in ,,.. ',
tory OF the oroige trade. cnicI r,a.' Wv nus
ana The new enc began, Noyr,rI,,. o.
the railroads count sbin,,s.. l. i''
ualc; Gays che Pacific Frnit ~ tph mat
| t"!il shipments for last senso, Ill w. NJ
Irhis G oa which 2o24 clrs we're lemons mons
| a. c.trns III include about ST5 rarioiI,
| h,,t W. Futis from North Of tbc ~ "
| tRapi' rms has been Tho prcstoY Wv lthd'
| ". 'Hls ct citrus fruit ever sbi,n,, "Nhn ,
dls,etro,M vas >tremc; at one time n'oSt
rnrias which brought fortunes ~ D' AZ
erS Nho ovnoC them. ''' STOW
Concerning crops in California San
FRANCISCO advice says: The bcan cron h,.'
oeeh managed to some extent by saturday
lights rain. Ii coast and bay sections
Iloudy aud foggy weather is unfayornh,. tn
n,,r u" ggSShllg The taiSln crop is all co.
gGured; lhe loss from rain In tho San
| 1uaqutn valley iG Insignificant Tho Snuih
! Hau Nalllcrnia raisin crop Is all under cove,
me Inc quality is superior ard the yicld is
Suote ihe average. Tho walnut rrop IN
southern California Is complctod 'rbe
VudhlN rs better than Cor several ypnrS
past. 81 The yield equals last seasons
,., nrH vi ~ men on The Santa Fc aud south
eouscrNaIiVc estimate Of the new citrus
crop. The vegetable crop tor EuStcrn
shipment Is placed at 5000 ears.
czarnikow, MacDougau & co. Of New
York say in the latest letter on suyor.
The only pressure TO sell has come from
Brazil, and receipts from that .oprco bc
nd a..
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ST LOUIS.

81, Louis. November 2O-Cattlc-- Receipts
ace including 2Jon 1cNauS; market steady,
native shipping and export steers d.oudi
6tn, dressed beef aud butcher steers 46A6I
N,ia; steers under 1000 pounds 3NHi3..a'
tockcrS mud feeders 2.lsl6t3 10; COWS aud
hoifcrs e.uOW5,On; cInnCrs iON5t2.5n; butts
200 90 Texas and Indian SiccSS, fed SO
1SAo cows and hcifcrs =. tatt9 80, Hogs
Receipts 300, market steady; pigs ana
lights i. 4Osa.Oo. packers > 4Ona IS: but h
crs a,I5MA.A %. Sheep Receipts 3HO; mar
kci IN go ~ higher native shrcp 3oOp3. -,
lambs l.OOWi ~; culls and bucks 20odS. 30
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ljnfair Competition.

An article NJ high quality l. always sub.
tect 40 imitation and pnfHir competition;
hence we are compelled 90 warn inc pub
iic against deception. our BndWelser Is
so,di nnfier a well known label bearing that
name and The word "RudWeisgr" sppears
IN every cork Patrons should insist npon
bottles being opened IN their presence
AnheuSeE Busch Brewing Ass q.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21

Jepmngs La November 20 Today one
of the employees AZ Fosters mill was IN
iured and had a very narrow escape for
his ne While attempting n put on a belt
his clothing caught on a setgcrcw and was
torn Ia shFeds. badly hrulsinz his right
arm, The engine being suddenly stopped
prevented q serious accident.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
FORT OF GALVESTON. November

FORT OF GALvEsToN. November 20.
ARRIVED
- NoNtcouo tBrl pbiiudclnhi1
. toNia Nrlu .BrJ. Blrhadors.
rs hcnNcr 'Aml, Nov York
LEARED
rs Ioncb" tAml. Now York.
- PENSACOLA lAuD. Pensacola.
SAILED.
IS t,"n"hC tAml. New York
> tcnSuyola tAml. Pensacola
son Charles h. Schulz Puscagoula.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21

DEE . W AA--fIlme JtAus' --I-oC per
pound.
BEANS-Imported navy beans, 4Bd4Sc;
Bayou, 4c; English dried, Sac pink lie;
black eyes, 4Aa5c; Michigan navy, none;
California navy, IIMii4c; Snaps, 500 per
bushel; wax, $50 per bushel; California
BUTTER-Blue star. 21a22c; dairy 1sq
15m1 9c. .Oleomargarlue Lincoln. solids,
12c; Lincoln prints BE; Daisy solids. lie:
prints lie; Monkey special, 1Sc; Crystal
Gem and country rolls 1JC: Empire Stute
special, l5c; special Blue Star 1Sc; Eigin
dairy bricks. l9c Ideal, lie
GABBAGE-2C
.CHEESE-Wisconsin full cream roll.
lac; Wisconsin full cream daisies l4Kr;
Wisconsin half cream. 12l9dl3c.
EGGS-Kansns. zoe; Texas cold storage,
zoe; Texas, 21@22c.
KRAUT-New, in half barrels, 50 $50
'0NIoNs-Per pound, 2,4a2Nc.
black Singapore. l5c.
rorATo2s-$l. coal 10: Colorado 81 10
pEANUTs-Jumhos, per pound. exc
PECANS-New Texas, per ID, i2@l4c
medium. 11d12c.
3.25 fIyers, large, S2.Tod3.25; hrolers,
S2.O0d2.40; mixed lots, S2.65d3.N; cocks,
large, old $50 ducks. large, s2.50d3. -;
geese, full fenthered. S375@4.50; turkeys,
hens, 81 5Gd6. 90, turkeys, gohllers, $500
al so; Young turkeys So 25@3.75.
SWEET POTATOES-Nams -90cdSi.OO
ToMAToEs-New Mexico. ia-hushel bas-
kets, 81 .0Od150; Texas, 4-basket crate, 80
arse: peck box, 30d35c.
CELERY 80 Colorado white, per bunch,
T5c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
NEW oNLEANs.


New orleans. November ~ rhc New
orleans live stock exchange reports Mar
hot stll ovrrStockcd with all classes ot
cattle and prices unchanged Counted hoeS
and lat sheep Ia FAIR demand
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5 BUSINESS QUIET.
TOO MUCH COTTON HELD.
rbos Advance ( to 2e-Leaf Lard
4 i-so Hiaher-Corn and Oats
Firm-cranberries Moving Up,

davis business in the wholesale
Il vas rather quiet yesterday ami tue
IN Of the movement VAS quite re-
IN The merchants attribute the i'm.
dnllueSs 10 the stagnatlon that has
Dronrht 10 the country trade on ac.
h of the holdirg Of cotton and general
4 70 that prevails III some sections.
H. carloads Of Ben Davis apples are
4 ID to be 10 transit.
4 lard advanced lSc End all packing
products continued very hrm.
1demand for turkeys was very strong
n that for chickens was somewhat
i and oats src very firm, but local
\ Hons have barely been affected Bran
W. lsc higher.
i potatoes are active sellers when n
Variety OF yams can be had, aud
\ ranged at 9oc@Sl
N eggs were stronger. The receipts
smaller while the demand increased
,lres ruled around 22c.
8suppHes Of cabbage are rather large
"A appearance Of the home grown ar
H. Affected tho forcignraised.
hrade for grapes is fairly maintained
Al stocks on hand seem TO be fully
b. all calls made on the sellers Of
elh
berries continue 10 advance aud
kalned 81 per barrel in the New
4 arket in the last fov days, Local
are sitter and have a good oppor-
to go higher.
n apple market is only waiting for
Aarlng out Of orchard stocks" said
Al Yesterday, aud prices will start
N BY caps and bounds. These sup
H. now about exhausted aud when |
Ma storage out of the years short |
h left as the only article TO supply |
ade the advances win not be easily |
bed salmon from Alaska is arriving
NJ hero aud AZ san Francisco and tor-
Binments have been made" says the
N Trade Register. "lt is still too
n get reliable statements of the total .
& aud Sound packs, SilyerS have
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
HEAVY STAPLES.

4. alEA STAPLES.
tNlTloN-Powder. per key. $500:
powder, $l.65 per keg; drop shot,
n SIo; buck, 500
-tSlra short clear, In sacks,
tii lpessiqiIars' lOi9c; boxed, &c higher,
8SG AND TIEs-Barripe. 9Th.
kD, SC; Arrow ties. less tban car
a ron Houston. Sl.35.
suvh' wrapped, basis "a, No. .,
NJ lo' No. !, full weight. basis
~ per lh' special sizes l6c high
d se12sal5c, as to quality.
t.EEis,-,staT, full weight l1iSc. Gran
isTeight' lie; Electric Lights al6c.
no d cortland $2.75G325; Rosen-
kt-hio, fair sl4dsI5c. prima eXa
|k0i6lve ls5lu'te fancy. l1m12l9c; pea
4 I rbng:3f Cordoya, l3lac; Roasted
b. 'S1 o,GI1kle Ariosa, basis 1OO-lb
"A Sal Gi''NVtefed; Apex, l.4Oc; Lion
ga Mocha and Java, lib cans,
4 nai aHu Java blend, lib cans. bib
ELS 6.s, A B c Soda, bulk, boxes.
Il I crahS' per dozen. s5c: ginger
IN inr 1Itls, Sc; stage plauks. 6i5c;
II n'NlFSt lie
IA SS q. 4Sib sacks: Fancy high
IA . fancy, half patent So M.
IN. sso.tO' 2i-lb sacks. Toe per bar-
"'uF In wood, 15c per barrel
n k.scEogs GooDs-Grits homipv
meal meal' 10 40-lb sacks. neT sact.
4 f neai' In 36-lb sacks 81 40 per
oa,s sacks; Scotch oats. S3 90:
4 osf, $500; Columbia oats S9 az
Aekages ,oS; Hecker's buckwheat,
~ NSS !d fierce, commands s0
,yb,ahas, ll14e: Leaf. 1GIIe, Mil
I'm cs man tlerces: 10Th cans az
Vsas' ltc higher; Bib cans, IL
ss oalee ss@,. i51 4 fancy l2la
1 ga N'oO per barrel; coopered,
Ia barrels, Goa75c nor oo1,on
i sdile. 'taeted SAGE per pound:
8laad spcti..Iz -in cans, extracted,
N rs p,aJi'l2hs, ia i3c.
,galc: Jbu4illeu' fair, i6NMiSc;
~ aasd{s1eoii %9d26c; fancy new
q '0' pure new crop syrup,
a 81 ~ MILK Eagle, SO. 75dT. COS
4 q ~, 10; Dime, 81 S5Sd3 10;
+ lS-i-iha ~ Winner. S4. 25sJI as
Relgbt nun weight. 4-oz. s5sio1e.
M lisb, e,oz coal. 40: i-lb. 5.oz'
tqlG weight, $4,000. 2.lb light
M gallon kegs. 81. 10. 10
Il Nvie :, s-bbls s. %: pints,
~ .r,iilW quarts American
n 81 AZ ION So 20 f-gallon Amer.
4kira Z, Ia ilon hexagon. 81 20
#ir. ttsSn..y head 6itM6i RI. choire
asn. Il 2e' fancy imported. sfd
'-' basis ZIG, lo.c; Manila.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
COMMENTS ON COTTON MARKET

rcmbrr 3. and already tho bulls arc count
ing upon this for their strongest ally and
shorts are leaving the short side alone.
January closed 7.5i-12. March and May
Z JN-51; December SOB.
Liverpool Is due tr be unchanged tomor-
row. Cooke Moskowitz Go.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21

qn'ntties S4T5. VI w. Sow less
ing 10 quality. F'''V''S'''V' accord
Ntllis. 81 20 0'''s Nailiorha winter
IiNEAPFLES- Grated nor so,nn s,oo.
per crate. S4.2HSi4. 80 ~ N'N'f' saw
4 .I,a sAi f. NJ allfornia Black Emperor, per
SfaiaseS &c rra ,I SEQ: Black Ferrarat. 5000;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21

AGENTS WANTED II water works towns
for the Modern liter new design;
sells rapidly; trne merit. address Modern
Filter Co. 2l3 Dt franklin street,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
HARDWARE.

MIKE NAILS sos base per ker
e. M hnEb WIRE Galvanized GHddon.
sou y, 100 HIS; galvanized Roker nar
Iect' $3.50 per loo lbs. N''' W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
ROUGH-CLEAN RICE MARKETS

The days sales amounted n $50 pockets
NJ clean Receipts for the day were Az.
sacks II rough, making total TO date Of
81 25t,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21

Kansas CITY Mo November No Cattle
Receipts 1870 natives 1900 Texans aud
1000 calves market generally steady 90 10
lower: choice export aud d,os>cd be- (
steers : ,NdGoO fair to good 4.0d1 90;
stoolcrs and feeders 2.6S04 ~; Western
trd steers 4.50@5.5o: Western range steers
3,25@+ ~; Texas and Indian steers 2.JcM
i2O; Texas COWS S0US 90, native COWS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
,pNUGN AND -CnrMIcAIs'

M hume l0p42c per ouncc bottle. NOR.
80 w., ~ -9M 100 per ounce. cocaine SGWl
ponp S5un pSei bora <. slsc per pound In 100
cnsf,r p4YAageS; coppcraS. 50 40 IN barrels
nncbo,,nu''' sl'-u per gallon Ia 5.galnn
horrcissv epson salts, Si.T5 per itn m
pb ire's, !, alcohol. 81 7o@3O6 per gallon: sui
per nS So per 100 Ia barrels; alum. aiLo
booiHuS !. barrels camphcr zoe: who'd alco.
opi,,S gum opium. Sissy: powtered
nonmd ASS2; carbpllc acid. io&iar Der
poo{ 10" delivered rcxas common aii NV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
nk1En FRrITs An Nurs.

APPLES Fancy evaporated, 50-Ib boxes,
oiac; lib cartons, fancy, 1Cl5c; cartons.
choice A%H; choice eylporated SAc: sun
dried, Ga
APRIC0TS-Pe 10. loose. 1Ol5d11c
CITRON-In 10Th boxes. lac.
CURRANTS-25 boxes cleaned bulk,
sls@9c: lib cartons. 9l4c
DATES-l-lb packages, 7isdsiac; Fard
dates, Sc.
FIGS Imported 12lSd15c
PEACHES-Chblce new stock, s&m9c
RAlSINS-C California, 3-crowu. l., l..
15c: a-crown l.. NJ raislls. 30 ID boxes, 6isc.
PRUNES-Ca California, 90-1OOS, 4&d5c; 50.
nos, size; 7O-Sus. &c; e0-7rs, 6I2c 50-6Os, &c;
40 SOS Sc.
NUTS Brazil, t5c per ID; flberts, Sicily.
Use: California Wilnuts. lSul4ci peauuto,
fancy hand picked j%NGc: No , 4&43c;
Jumbo, 66f6hc; alnOnds, Taragona, lst per
10 In sacks; Caltornia almonds, Toe;
pecans, new crop, i1d13c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21

Supply ~ cattle and calves ample t0 meet
present demands; prices unve downward
tendency ana the outlook for amy advance
In the near future Is not encouraging
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
GALVESTON

Reported FOR rnc Houston Post by nc
a I. Norman live stock company,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21

DEtEC TIVE AGENCY Trained detrctlves
furnished lnr cvil ana criminal iuYestl-
CATIONS, reasonable rates; corTcs pondeuce
solicited james McCauc, hoX $50. ltops
ton, JeXHs. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21

ST00RN & i7T-T.T1IITT 1T--cc ,7c17-1,t.
ing. h"u-c aud sign painting: loW prices;
send postal card VIII eau iilS smith
strict. *
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21

Chicago November 20.-.Cattle -Rccelpt,
IN, Including 3aO Western; market
steady to 10 lower; good To prime q 5adt ~.
poor 70 medium loNn0OO; stockcrs and
feeders 2Ood4.2a; COWS t21ffl.S5; hcifcrs
l'dM3%l; capners l.25M9A0. bulls 2Oed
100; Western steers 3clsIi.2J; calves a.uu
Hdta, Hogs Receipts ii,Wn; market
strong to higher. good 10 choice heavy
y. 6N1NO2il; light l.23fIA53. sheep Re
rtip,s 22,tN' market slow good to thoire
wcthers 3t0HAoo; fair 90 choice mixcd
hmhS 2.J0@tGO: Western lambs. feeders
A.3N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21

WANTED A good man IN elen towu 10
Texas. Big money to the rlEht person.
Ea-} WORK. Address The Hetui tre1ii
ami Collection ASSOCIATION. L. q, Boa Iv4,
Boulder. Colorado. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21

WANTED Agents cycrvwhcrp for Arm-
hrus,cr's Laundry. Houston. write Cor
Terms Io.u
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WNNTED no RENT-By the 10Th of De-
eeinber, uice cottage Ia Tbicd OF Fourth
ward Close IN. Address 1876 this Of
Ace %
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W . SHERWOOD Attorney at law, Nl513
tCLgrces ayclue. ~
Ed 8 PHELPS, Attorney aud Counselor
az Law 3l0l4 Main street, Houston li.29
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21

BEERS & BYERS, LAWYERS 9i3is Congress
avenue. Practice IN Snte AMI Federal
courts 1919
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WANTED 70 RENT Furnished house iH
Third ward close IN; best reference ~,
dress 4lTT this Office. ~
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N0OFRN HOUSE, within twelve blocks
81 Central depot by December /. Ad.
dress s. NJ. 4lO Hamilton street -
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j 7 NEEEkLEB carpenter nnJ contrac.
tor and supplies, ili IanuIn StrPer; fucks.
hoes FaNs Bits, night latcheS ETC. %
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TEXAS sECRET SERVICE BUREAU
civil or criminal Investigations; bonded
watchmen for day or night service. NJ.
n Cure, general manager, 1oh Main
street. Sc
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NONII-I. fhN 0NprTI syn WflfeI of HONS
ton wants your work don't bc afraod
% get ms prlc $; AM &C., phone B9l
1Ut-IuB Congress. 20
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A COTTAGE IN Third ward, modern i'm.
provements. Apply w. G. Drew, 1919
Congress avenue -
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WILLIAM \. WILSON--uthce 2Oa kiam
building; headquarters for Houston homes
on monthly payment of any other plan;
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PAINTS, on. AND GLASS.

white nad'P Per hs'~-3etly pure, So W
second grade 80. s.s,sa o. grade, sou.
Iurpentinc PEI VEIbld EG gallon cans
sos; barrel lotsI 'apon Aln
oral Iants, IN hone.half the stHiswt' sc
Venetian reds, pc ------S ochrs
per cwt, 81 90 Dollen
Gi6IWic. Ready = - g.. W.
81 - per gallon I On SAFE NOV. o9 inlh
eral paints. T0cR and Dtlass'
$500 per cent 81 (.o1@~@~~~~N9
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Vessels Destined for Galveston
STEAMSHIPS

....-.,,.. Hamburg via Charleston luil
Nii'iam Clih ,RD... ..-...........
..-.,-....,-.. Liverpool Via Colon II. /
SCHOONER
Mary b Baird cleared Philadelphia TIA
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WANTED TO RENT.

=. " COYTUN a BROS. Fire Insurance
Agents. ana Adjusters. ~ Main 50, ~
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CANNED GOODS.
>ED fkUlIs-apples, BIB, 95cd
Plleappts, sliced, $40; eyeless ann
\ SLlJul.S1; extra grated, S2.UUui
Peafs, 2-lO, soc; strawberries, 2-lO,
~, Dlatkberrles, 2-lO, S5cWS1.UO;
II 2-lb, Sl.U04Ll5i peaches, 3-lb,
s6O; pie peaches, 5-lb, y5cqS1.0O.
FED Observation-Disclosures, 2.lb,
kgnt, s21zGS5c; Bib, full weight,
1oi I'D, seconds, SOqS212C; Bib,
SlOOg okra and tona-
H., zoe. Canned Eraut, Bib, SLoj6t
Nhlornia asparagus, 2I2-lb, Sl.9Ja
II Calitoruia asparagus tips. 500;
9eaqS' 5-lb, Doc, 2-lb strlug beans,
4 Kidney beans, 9jc; 2Ib stringless
fh2o' 2-iD marrowfat peas, Sl.lO;
ferlcan petit poiS, Sl.iOdl.T5; All
h.Wi 2lb Blue Ridge corn, soc;
1caryland, 95c; Newark, 9Oc; Bet
d Gold, s5cQ1lO
kORNlA FRUlT-Extra standard.
EscneS; lemol cling, $l.95G2. 90;
.SsrCa1lwSfC9rd, $lS5G195; black cncr.
fIVaZ' %; white cherries, So. 25ll
RGHeotS,. SlSOQL9O; strawberries,
~, plums, $1.6jG1.75; grapes,
II seconds, Zoe per dozen less
Nra standard prices.
IN MOLASSES-P. & f. Old FASH
taHOnS, $50 per case: legations,
A case h,gallons, 1913 per case,
syrup, 2-lb cans. 90da5c; Gold
EAnd' fancy table syrup. quart Jars,
doz; B. r, & Co, Gold Medal,
BE- 3 lbs, Sl.35; ) lbs, S2.25; 10
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demand for turkeys was very strong
that for chickens was somewhat
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,ral carloads Of Ben Davis apples are
Il d to he 10 transit.