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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-11
TEXAS WHEAT GETS A CHANCE.
It Is TO Be Made Contract Grade Aite
Next June.

New York, September l0.-At meeting
Of the grain trade held in the produce ex
change it was decided that No hard
winter wheat. on and after June !, 1902
shall constitute good delivery on an equal
footing with other contract grades OF
wheat.
The grade represents large portion Of
the winter wheat crop grown In the south
west. Its Introduction as contract grade
II IS said, will initiate against Corners
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OOg Franklin. Phone S05.

MOE lands IN rice confer % Vexasi NshI!
cst lift. heaviest yield highest grans,
ana drycst on record; well lands 81 20 ssi
river lands $40 20 sos; canal lands SO 20
$50. sctne splendid pumping sites ana
truck lands and Big Hin oil lands: Send
Far list aud literature. William =. aus.
tin & Co., Bay City, Texas ~
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81. Louis Grain and Provisions.

st. I.oub, September 10.-Whelt--No. 2
red cash Go& September 05k; December
Ii%; May 75%; 10 hard dsizaBssi
cember 5Ss, May COZ. Oats--No. 2 cash
3ed36is; sentember 35ss: December ST. May
o0A No. white 8e.a3e%. Pork-Firmi
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.

Bacon advanced i4@Ac-
Rope climbed up Molae
No changes took place in declduous
fruits
Cabbage were far less plentiful yestcr-
day than on the few days previous.
Applea were scarecr, as some expected.
Shipments being delayed en- route did not
show up.
The market stands very properly stocked
In most of the fruit aud produce lines.
Texas eggs are still rare among the deal
ers and good sales are open for an ac-
ceptablc quality.
Texas apples are now off the market
some Arizona and New Mexico varieties
ind good demand.
Lemon quotations were unaffected by a
slight advance on the day before in New
York and did not vary,
The new crop Of tomatoes from the Tyler
district is beginning to make It's appear
ance IN limited quantities and SO far has
been easily disposed of in the local trade.
Thomas j. Mehan & Co. Of Baltimore
say of the market; "The outlook Is for
higher prices for all staple articles, and,
Just now, especially for tomatoes peaches,
apples. pears, and one or two other articles
Of lesser Importance. Attempts made re.
Gently TO weaken the market on tomatoes
have resulted In failure, aud tended all
the more strongly TO emphasize the true
situation The peach situation is equally
AS strong and only some unforeseen and un-
expected occurrence can give setback
to prices, and then. probably 1t would be
hut temporary. Every article Is sharing,
more OF less. In the strength and activity
Of the general market, and we recon
mend our friends TO keep their stocks IN
comfortable position for their fall trade e"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-11

SEVERAL. CHEAP BARGAINS-One brick
building. 25X100 feet, cheap for cash. two
tine building corners heart of cifY. cheap,
mart cash Charles Bolfrnss, 100 Pease
nvpnup Citizens phone 1866. IL
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FOR SALE-15,0O0 acres long and short
leaf pine in Nacpgdoches county, three
miles from Houston East and West Texas
mi 5000 feet; price 50 Der acre. good
terms II desired. o'Connor, Knox q Co,
RIM building. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-11

SIX THOUSAND ACRES tax title land
Cherokee county, 20 TO 6macre tracts,
* cents per acre virgin pine $50, 1875
and 1907 acres 81 % to So per acre, on
and near railways, cut 5000 feet; homes
and vacant lots, monthly payments; gar
den truck and rice lands. +. NJ. Sheriy;
a1OIS Main street IA
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
interior points, ac.

Memphis September 1O-Oil--Prime crude
3Od3Oh; of crude 27d2S; yellow 80; choice
cooking summer yellow. less than carload
lots per gallon 40 Meal and cake-Prime
SD 90; on StS00d 1900
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MAY BE your last chance We have q
Itw more acres left Mt Damon Noun
which we are Offering at Zip top
Texas avenue, r.
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EXPERIENCED bookkceper and office
n-ine WHO thoroughly understands his
{s TN Va Address 571i, this office. II
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4NrED- hundred lahorcrs for rock
Marry ship 1hursday Indian Territory.
No hundred tie makers; ranch ana dairy
Il nds. cooks Big pay. Can or address
a wlnc Alberto, lOlp9a Congress IL
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oST, FOUND. STOLEN.

splity mare, spot on forehead, left
n ess brand u S connected left hin;
lbsrnseted, left shoulder; front shoes
"'1 reward. 1402 San Felipe. IL
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TNTrD-A colorcd teacher, Write, NJ,
m ofice, giving qualifications ana cry
llreSs. !
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OVER 10000 from $50 acres Of lanJ ThIS
was one years crop Send for pamnhleis
On rice farming. W. c. Moore, BOIL
MAIN street Houston, Texas. IL
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3NTED Intelligent office boy at least
"a years old; salary beginning 81. 4lO
Main building, -
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MApTyn HUDSON 4 FORD.

RICE IAND-Choice tract of richest black
nrairIe land on county road az Clodine
station for $40 80 per acre, adjoining iand
are several hundred acres Of growing rice,
with three successful pumping plants IN
oDerntioTf and proven unlimited Supply OF
land. co. 20
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RICE LANDS-32O acres, section 100 ilb-
erty county. on rice canal, $50 per acre;
COCO acres BraZorH county. between Hall
ana Chocolate hNyous, magnificent rice
lands, 50 per are $40 acres Wyljc Smith
SURVEY, abstract TOS, Harris county 81
per acre, 1880 acres Joseph Richardson
yey Hardin county, IS per acre r. w.
GpmMe 4 CO. IT
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For SALE-4S0O acres, price 81 IS per
acre bayou front, at great bargnini 4o.O
acres Of rice land price 50 per acre; Main
street lots cheap Bette Bryan, 31Il2
Main street II
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NON SAIE-5OO acres OF oil land, four
miles from Sour Lake, in tracts to suit
at $40 TO SIS per acre. 505S, this Office;
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REAL EsrATE FOR SALE.

HEAilESTATE, reIftate, loaDS Il. n. Ia.
IL. nOla Main street. "
FOX MLE--Resldence, seven large rooms.
N addition to halls and bath and store
room. Excellent ucighborhood, ON south
Eud car Tine; convenient TO best school
IN city: Sstern and city water; oarn,
carriage house, etc, everything Anont
'ha place i'm fine condition; price $1,000
WiSner SO RIM IL
TEN ACRES OF LAND aud Interest IN
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Wheat.-No 3 spring G7haosh No. .
red 709i.
oats--No ? 34l9M343s; No. . white 36Ja@
81. No. white 3GH3G4.
Rye--No. . 55dJll5.
Barley--Falr 20 choice mailing 53mG0
Flax seed--No. ] Las No. / Northwest
ern / 46.
Timothy seed-Prme 800.
Mess pOrk--Per barrel II S0ll14 50.
Lard-'Pnr 100 pounds o 4500 49,
Short ribs-Sldrs loose S J0dS 10
Shouldcrs-Dry sailed, boxed, 7hm7M.
Siles-ShnrL clnar. hnNnl. D 2hnL.l- 10
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Texas apples are now off the market
some Arizona and New Mexico varieties
find good demand.
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BOARD AND ROOM.

furrls room for gentle
men; private family; nearby board lVVVi
Walter IL
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/ ir,idhhST,CLASS stenographers desiring
'' VIZ WIN please call at our Office
A T1sister j. j. pastorlza Printing
'Ipn Company. tt
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'eIchti PAlNIlNG-Blg Inducements
NJ; ner, 1r Ten people uadies or gentle
Ia Anderson & Co. $40 Elm street
~, Texas, - M n,2l
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I0IC UTITCUTNS-New scVen-room house
md other dedrnhIe houses In all parts
of the city for rent. Pye. x Co., KAN
hnildiug. ~
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The market stands very properly stocked
In most of the fruit aud produce lines
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FOR SALE--2c. SO6 acres long leaf pine
timber In Calcasleu parish La, on the
OO0: easy tramming; price SIT yer acre,
O'Cnnnor. KNOX & Co. Binz building II
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81 M Tie makers, paw i2c for
'ndanca ana lAc for 6xss oak; have an
he IN MI, nrst.elass virgin timber;
s-.--sl TIMBER. Bnrkitt & Barnes. n
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MARTYR. HUDSON a rORD

We control oil lands Oh Damon Mound and
Nldge from $l2J to $500 per acre, In
tracts Of one-seyenth Of an acre nnd 10.
ward; DO not miss the opportunity OF
securing holdings on the mound. as devcl.
stage.
900 Franklin. Phone sos. If
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-11

81 IL Young men TO learn biography
etssalioh work for Immediate service:
NTTetse II situation not secured. Dali
1ss.esfAph College, Dallas. Texas. II
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n eA alJa WANTED go tiemakers to
n, he sap pine ties 5000 acres OF
sher. ,Nlll pa Ire for saps on good
kkiv' - Tor saps on cull timber: pay
speeial Inducements 10 good contrac.
fnaso,, camp men. Address William
4 ,r "n 90. llncorp0rutedD: &. l.. Nab.
y. e.snlger, Beaumont, Texas. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-11

oO0c0 from 200 acres Of land; Si4ig. %
from 100 acres Of land. These are state.
ments made by. the farmers who grew tho
crops Write for pamphlet on rico farm.
ing In South Tcxas. / have lands a' for i
sale along the canals or for well irrIaa
ton also lands for rent; but the farm,
supplies, teams, feed. etc. W. q Moors
5000 Main street. Houston. Texns. II
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LOT and good broom house, Skill w0rj
hear car line; S1l10, Corner loi. broom
house, Third ward; $780, cheap bargains
Challes Boilfrass. Citizens phoue 1868 Il
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Ileiner building. for oil lands at Sour
lake and Saratoga; they have the best
bargains of the entire field close in, near
from one acre up to 100 acres. ranging
IN price from, $50 up to $3.50 per acre.
Cali and see them quick and get in on
The ground floor. II
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SNTED-Cook at schultz House, Y
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OIL LANDS-Ten.Hcre lots in Iacoh Y
Bnney and section g. Damon Mount.
80 to 500 per acre. also Sour Lake and
Saratoga lands. Il. w. Gamble & Co. II
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WE DEAL only In bargains, choice TIcc
Nnds' 80 nercs at $3.50 per acre; 1lOJ
acres near La Porte, best vi land n sacrl.
free; 1900 acres ni $3.50 per acre al.
dress Box 10. Houston. io'I
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Texas eggs are still rare among the deal
ers and good sales are open FOR an ac
ccptablc quality.
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i ~ experienced edgcr runner Tor
IT, 1900 capacity; will pay good
bo ~ me right party. d. L. smith.
So :. ~. Livingston. Texas. II
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PRIVATE BOARD for couple or two gen
tlcmen; newly furnished house; ud'u
gas; central zoos Prairie. -
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Lemon quotations were unaffected by {
slight advance on the day before in New
York and did not vary.
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Armies were scarecr, as some expected.
shipments being delayed en- route did not
show up.
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MY 1000 ACRES RICE land, prairie,
Austin county. on Santa Fe railroad
can be bought for $3.50 per acre John
Sleeper, Waco. Texas. 0.12
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,t,u T. FOLEY REQUIRES. Al
4 ..Ll.itS iiTrpINAIERS. MAKERS. REPAIR
~ VI APPRENTICES FOR MlLr
SNERY DEPARTMENT. II
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nv T. FOLEY REQUIRES AT
LIS LIZ p'rptMNERS, MAklll;S. KEPAiH.
lis AND APpkENIln,,Es FOX MI,
kXrRY DEPARTMENT, II
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X, G GRAY & CO. 3O2 Blnz, buy. sell,
exchange real estate III
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ROOMS AND HOARD New house., new
furniture. south rooms. screened; evers
thing hrsrclass, close in; excellent table
hoard. 81 Travis IL
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GOOD BOARD $3.50 and 81 per week,
bath; modern conyenicnces. 29 ~
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FOR SAf.E-25 COO acres short leaf pine
land that will cut 5000 feet; excellent
timber railroad transportation: 81 per
acre O'Connor, Knox & Co., Binz build
ing IL
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE--5O0 acres of land in 16c VII.
lam Hilbus one.third league ia Harris
county, near Sau Jaclnto hay George
- sanders, care G., $. & Co III
$40 $1,000 GROSS RECEIPTS from 10
acres Of groundi no farm crop ever
sIuaieu thls. IL IL rice farming and
means riches to those who avail them
selves OF the opportunity. Those who
were tenants a few years ago are rirh
landowners now, and the iand-oyyners
have grown richer. Write for pampbicts
On rice farming. w c. Moore Ml5M
Main street, Houston. Texas II
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HELP WANTED.

.
HELP WANTED.
80 T. FOLEY REQUIRES AT
II Ia TTntMMfRS, MAkElsS. KEpAlk.
lNsh N APPRENTICES FOR Mi.
ayrRY DEPARTMENT, IL
,,,u + FOLEY REQUIRES. Al
l..ll,,iEa iTRlMAIERS. MAKERS REPAIR
I'M AND APPRENTICES FON III -
ENERY DEPARTMENT, IL
q rypFRIENCED bookkceper and office
- dne Who thoroughly understands MS
n sl,ess. Address JIl4, thls ofhce. ~
& NrrD-A colorcd teacher, Write NJ,
m nfdce, giving qualifications and city
e1dress ---------------
SNrED-Cook at Schultz Aousc -
'{TTED- Intelligent office boy at least
"a years old; salary beginning IS. 40
Main building -
"A vrED-One hundred ahorcrs for rock
1h9rry. shin IhuGduy Indian Territory.
No hundred tie makers; ranch anu dairy
i. nds. cooks. Big pay. Can or address
IA wine Alberto, lUlJta Congress. III
"a NTED-Six girls experienced In llun.
IN work Apply with references, lneeda
fiunJy, Beamount. Texas /.
n EsMAN WANTED good drummer
ia sall hruoms IN Houston ana surruuAd-
III territory: good side line oldest an
In Of the largest and mnsl reliable niC-
(1htes In the state. Eageil So Bros, pro
~Ietors LA Belle" Broom Factory, Pc
M, Texas, II
III II WANTED-NOunE man Of expert
IL ca as exclusive shoe salesman for gentle
upns aud ladies ttHde. Must he OF
Mod character and strictly temperate In
NJ BITS State salary wanted ana inclrSe
r9fcrcnces Address Room No. | Kyle
raNTED-A hrst-class general dry goods
f4sn Apply to Gather 4 Buster, Brn-
Hm Teas -
Il NrIlD--Young man TO clerk in general
Iffciandise store and saloon; one nol
Naid Of work German preferred Nd,
Ress 0IIV, ms oLlce, =
q (-rrn rooI man M hoy AnnIy rooIn
ia Burnett building Il
"a y: -----,-- -
usrm KIM position. Fair salary iai, p' wife
vi lanes A. Greer, Hubbard cry Texas
III Ii
~ -, -,,-11,-,-, ,I,-~-
" EhAL Val Ah!-h MA;N - travel ana
hsliday proposition, This magnificent
Wprk In connection with oar association
Mer staggers competitions 500 monthly
M9 expenses To I'VE men. OUi star BldS.
~ lcaso. -------. u
az BSAlEN--A firm with long Is .ablishcl
tNdc with physicians, will receive appli.
"a , .ohS Ior vacancy III lhelr r9spS "a
81 p {aiHs S'T III i Sdi,,hfnc' AuureSS T.
4 ~ ~, -, : ----------
IN e. NJ Ri r ~ 9n,c GirL 10 90 mousse
NIh, Apply IVlO Magnolia avenue, Sec
! SS;S w. TT 10
lANIED-FlNe men 70 cut fonr-foot wood;
N cents per cord Wilson Livery Stubl =.
.+-- i
- ~
g! FL sollRple wages. Cali Wl Rusk nv.
LIZ -eo'nrI J. rs street, il
III see , nolpGGrS; alS4 SHtcral painter help,
- ~ e""'u q A'.Iet Cuin?"h}, -
EElP WANTED-Gin for hGusohold work,
tHeet ""7'S' Apply Ut 81 STANLEY
~ ~ II
Y3NTED- Good dairy hand Amply 14oG
~ - - ID
III RST-CLASS. experienced stcnogranhel
Ism spcurn npsiti,u I, ,.t,I,.,..t..7.- a -
k5.Ni mi. oh 49, ~ ,nt"lrtSSliiS No
4& VI" &C. 40 ocslnl cts neci az,
4 <';----.------.--------- IL
80 ~
ATED-fwo good travelling solicitors.
Mne but best rusLlegs; 500 Il moutl anal
af&Dpugas. prnfn,, =. i,,.,,,, -. =,
III, ran ~ ~ A.Ihsu' ahce men; II
fowen s Ky tuet uuSii mes auufess ID. j.
F4NTTn- IT, -- az. -
B1rneti Co "iT - i'st,Yi'Hss Waltels. Hotel
\ 1Ilu ! INN u. -
untiop with 'scboote arH n,iStG In con
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Cabbage were far less plentiful yestcr-
day than on the few days previous.
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HOARDERS WANTED--Choice family
ruom with board permanent or
transient parties coming Ia tue city can
hnl homellke place; first class table;
location central PackHrd's, 147, l49
West 43rd street. New York City. Hons.
ton references. 0-ll
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

OR SALE-Three milch cows, fresh in
milk; gentle and fair mixers ana one
fancy buggy mare George 7. sanders,
care c., s. Il 20. Ii
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AGENTS WANTED.

HAZELTNH REMEDlES-Scnd for free
sample; agents wanted 1903 San Jacln-
TO III
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CRESCENT HOUSE. 1907 Congress ,Qyenue,
Elegantly furnished rooms. with ntst-
class table board. 81 and IS per week
Mrs L. a. Lallier, Prop. ~
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Rope climbed up &@he.
No changes took place in declduons
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PROFESSIONAL.

ED y, IHEl.to, attorney anu NounStiol
at Law 31OE Main street, Houston. 1913
DETECTIVE AGENCY-Traincd detectives
furnished for civil and criminal luvesti-
cations: reasonable rates; correspondence
solicited. James McCane, box 100, Hous-
ion Texas tt
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HAVE FINE pasture, arteslnn wateN take
either cattle or horses, For further in
formation apply Moody Dairy. 1913 Rusk
avenue. old phone 1901, 4 rings. Y
FOR SALE-40o head Of good fat cattle, as
long tours; 100 COWS. hefers and calves,
ali in good shape. Apply Jim McAlurrey,
Cold Springs, Texas. Il
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FOR SALl3-Young mare. 11A hands high
speed less than 2:j0; gentle; lady or
child can drive; VITA pneumatic Bike lire
buggy. Address 5Ttj, this office. l3
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TEXAS SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
Experienced and bonded detectives for
civil or criminal investigation: bonded
watchmen for day or night service. NJ.
n. Cure, general manager, 30Jb Main
street. II
IS. U. COTTON & BROS, Fire Insurance
Agents and Adjusters. - Main st. II
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FOR SALE-A cheap horse suitahle Tor
buggy or small wagon. Apply 40 Me.
Kinney. ~
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JERSEY COWS fresh in milk always ON
hand from $40 up. Also bull kept for
service. Il. II. Keyworth Polk and Craw.
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NOTICE 70 TRAVELLERS Those desiring
hrst-class wagon and hack service when
in Cleveland be sure and call Oh J $.
Johnson. II
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CONGER BROS, Druggists,
Selby avenue, corner St. Adams; 400 Sell
by avenue and 349 University avenue.
RICE STREET PHARMACY,
ALBERT w. BoRK,
CAMPBELL BROS, Selby and Victoria.
s: II. REEVES, Druggist, Seven corners.
STRAIGHT BROS, Druggists.
Rondo and Grotto streets.
A T. GUERNSEY & SON, Druggists,
PEOPLES PHARMACY.
e. B. ROLLINS. Druggist. $500 o0''
295 West Seventh street.
SEVER WESLEY, Druggist
Maria avenue and East Third street.
w. A. FROST & CO.. Druggists,
Selby and Western avenues.
WALTER NELSON, Druggist,
University avenue and Rice street.
RIETZKE & CO, Druggists,
Selby and Western avenues.
A. & G. SCHUMACHER. Druggists,
400 West Seventh street.
HOLCOMB & MAGNUsON,
YosTs PHARMACY. w. ~ ~ 9 S-'''''
BOTHER & CO.. Druggists istiG on'VefS''''
678 Grand avenue. corner st. Adams.
G. T. HELLER. Colonnade.
c,,,nng61 West Seventh street.
w. X COLLIER. ''- ee'''
East Seventh street, corner sibley.
DREIs' PHARMACY 60
GEORGE c. DAvENP '6iE Tnu o. refer
JOHN BoD1NE & COS S5s' SeVsn'n street
S81 Payne avenue.
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THE FR1LLs OF FASHION.

The variety in neckwear this season is
hardly surpassed by any other item of
dress. Any design Of combination of ma-
terials which can be put into a stock Is
in order providing it is we'll fitted, becom-'
ing and not clumsy in effect. The collar
which flares open at either side in tiny
revers to show an inner stock of lace
or mousseline is one of the special
fancies. Black or colored panne may
form the outer collar and the little revers
on the edge A soft tie of mousseline or
lace is attached at either side and knot
ted low midway between the neck and
bust.
The stock with a tu' mover edge is very
popular and very pretty made of silk or
soft satin finely tucked in diamond de-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-07
INTERSTATE CASE
In Which Louisiana Won and North
Carolina Was Fined.

In Which Louisiana Won and North
Carolina Was Fined.
New York Sun
'Tm rom Moth Ca'nna, yo' homo,
sub, said Albert Dexter to Magistrate
Zeller across the bar of the Jefferson
market police court, IAN things the way
they come off in this yer town amt
customary down 'mongst we all, sub
At was a. standin' on the conan f
Foteenth street an SiXt avenoo an up
come this yer big boy an damned a
small boy ovah his head with his open
fE'.
" What you doin'? Amt you shame O.
yo'se'f? says 1 to the big boy He gave
me some inperdence in response; so in
cou'se l jes natchely laid it on him. Whe'-
fe' 1 was taken to the lookup by this yer
peace officer
To these statements of Mr.. Dexter,
Lois Viano, newsboy, commonly known as
Louisiana" made this reply: 81 sella da
pape on da corn. Da kid come 10 me-
He say: I'm stuck He say: BUY ma
pape. sella da pape cheap I say: Go
way. no buy da pape. I'm stuck myself
Then l pusha da kid outa da way. And
deesa man, he stand on da corn, too
He uppa de hat to da pretty gfi So.
judge, so; just lika dat. 1 pusha ia kid !;
da kid fall on deesa mans feet; ia
pretty girl, they laugh. Deesa man
mucha mad He beata me with the stick.
All, my God, judge, looka my head!'
"and North Carolina is fined 49,"