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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-23
WHOLESALE MARKET

lcris for the next cron ,.,,
wc ihlnk they Wit tlc fbr,,o, " '9h us
N N"ping lnck coffee of tbfs , wv
crnn n H. 'p h,. 'aa sill Do. hu, mntips t3is
crop ,oSs lhHu lo,NM.On lmps ami ~ W
crop 'arger than 5,Wo.Opp "''' '"' h'At
Miller y rcns,ale Of ~ L,m. .Il.
holding Potatoes Tor higher pnros ,,,., .,,
uL ihf subject '"'
ne rhcnopcnal conditions .,is.,.. il,
lhc west IN fact. llmcSt ,yc, m, ,,,,,ra
'hitcd states ou line hrtrgb ,t,. 1905,
l2 sonth ~ nicago from tho u..1,
~, nntalns TO ihn Allrghrnlcs * wnrtl,, ~
Sion not n,m, vs. causing much apafeh n.
I,u' H"' nuN on The tart Of the produce
uellels but ALSO the smniloi t,d ,5
n,,a""itI> w tPt rrtrr 20 potatcrs Never
sir'u me ven ms havr wc experienced
~ uuluE 10 tHuui what now ccnfrnuts ns
tue tnitol States '''''eS IA
ne maj crop -cports from tho ayrt-
cultural dtpartmpni mt Wlshirutnn @ivn.
startling facts regarding The s.air,tv ,,I
tl'riagr OF This commodity Tho Anal a.
Nles on November put the crou M 40ull
,,', uuS,i'N' Or ~ per cent " au aver.
Ag" cltu. The acreage IN Stntrs blylu,-
ever "uu'n acres ia POTATOES shows an
average cron of hut ~ bushels Ia mo uc,n
ne shortage In the crop Is dna An n
great eNien' ia tho drouth and rNirome
heat dning the SIMMER months. All VOC
''ail"i WIS destroyed and crops generally
NOT npA an vegetables, hut also nll cpto.
alS urc phennmcnallr llght
'l'llces or potatoes du-irg tho lair sum
MGR and "arli fall months were cXtrcnriy
hlph Available stock was eagerly tnkcn
Tor actunl consumption ne Us durip. thu
carlN p2rt ot The *raSun in tpr,itor,
whore they gcacraly grow a Surpins. and
'h'S year tary had nothing. This caused
heavy drain IN The cariy cfon ana
rnuScd % sr"n' many potntcrs n hp du,,
l'ng hciora thcF Wcrc riuc hut There hr-
~" srrl an cNtlcmly good demand with
hlsh pr.'o- ri!i1g he Stock va, noreuted
ana consumed, Ihis hns rut the late crrp
81 polat"cs rr.T much shorter than il
would have been
"Dtmaud is "nownog, cars are Short and
i"l '9tIf are h"iitng thrir potatoes. tcohug
confident that they win be able ip yof
ighcr prices later ON, The position ,bcv
hold socms trnlblP
In 1SS2 Win u lnrgpr crop " potliops
In ihr Emitted States than the nro.,,ui
enc and wl'h a population vi 45,Ouut. -
f. N,tC0tOo less thnu Now. prices rose IL
high that year as Sits io 81 - ucr husael
nt certain times during the season. In
view of these facts are not prp,,nt ygI.
ucs extremely low aud is 1t not rcaSonablc
10 predict TINT potatoes VIII be hghery
There has been Il heavy drain Oh the avail
nb,r supply. All sections seem 80 bn uepd.
ing stock for actual couSumptive demand
storage purposes.
Farmers are holding FIRM being unwill
ing to sell at present prizes and in Wow
Of tho facts stated Ihovr. IL Is reasonable
io suppose that thcy win rcali2r their cN-
ltcthtious.
I'VE are firm believer, in very bigh
uriccs this year We believe that values
\ IN steadily advance until we ST higher
in this country. No doubt large quaulj-
Ties Of imprucd pototops will Ir needed
to supply the actual needs In this couu-
try
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HesTER's WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Cotton Movement Tor the Week increased
$4,000 Sales Over Last Year

New Orleans November - Secretary
Testers weekly New Orleans cotton OK
change statement. issued before The close
OF business today, shows an increase tn HE
movement into sight compared with the
sevcu days cndug this date last year In
round figures OF Sa,OOO an increase over the
same days year before last OF 800 ana a
decrease under the same time in ISIS of
lt2,000 For The twenty two days OF No
ycmber the totals show an Increase over
lust year of l3pNO0, an increase over the
same period year before last ot indojn ANA
a decrease under lN,iS OF a3u.UNO
For the eighty three days uf the season
that have elapsed the aggregate Is hphind
The eighty three days of last year aLUht,
attend Of the same uays year before last hN
iil,oto aud behind iSlN. by iaituu huivs.
Tho amount brought into slght during the
pass week has been J25,hfU bales against
5SH.2GS fer ihr scvvu DAYS cndng Noycm.
aud HuT.2l1 sHmC time lu iS,lS ana for the
twenty two days at November II has bpcn
l.4"3.2S', against l.3ltllS las, Near l,2a6,
ea@ year before last and i.iSi,3i4 same
time i'm 1888
These make the total movement Cor the
eighty three days FROM September TO
date i@t $40, against l3iTaI0 last year.
4,llNllS wear before last aud I,O3l ,Sad same
time Ia ISIS The movement since Scpttn-
Der shoWs receipts 40 AN United Statsc
Doris 3ou+ >.W against HUiO,l "a last ycaG.
2.i3iS2G wear before last and 3.S2uS5O
same tune Ia lSHS, overland acioss the
NJ ssissnpi. ohio and Potomac rivers ta
NtHhrrll mills ana Canada 322,l1I against
Al4, ia last wear 1l4.siG wear before last
and a3Aol2 same thuo In 1898. interior
stocks Ia excess az those held at tho close
% me commercial year iiH,Ai9 against
aud 5i6,l III same time In 1SUS. Southern
mlll iakioes itLoor asalnst 3IS 100 last
year Anats ysar before last and &to,Si2
Foreign exports for the week have bccu
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good dzed business was transacted In
the local rice market yesterday. The
DAYS snlen were Of large size and re
ceipis likewise The Houston market IS
cnlarging H. trading domain 'Jnu, 1S2 sacks
III ciean the product OF the local MIL.
U'erc Skinned 10 San Francisco Yesterday.
This n thC dfth car to go from this center
"a the Pacific coast and Is hatrring evi-
dence Of the favor which the home man.
,,fac,,,re iIiIcits from abroad. The demand
rernains strong especially on the fancy
grades and no changes Of consequence nave
occurred IN the price line
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|lSFss IS MODERATE
GROCERY TRADE IMPROVED
o,ions Go E4ioher-Calliorn'a
rs ~ o'.soes Arrive Oats Advance.
re- o s Of Lemons Are Low

1, the Wholesale markets yoSier-
lslp'', moderate scale, ahd dealers
w . ~ line rcpcrt considerable i'm
I,m,nt on transactions IN that p''ncn
be trade
=. extremely firm and prices are
| .,s sboqt ',c higher
,oi,rr market was considerably
~ account Of large receipts and
|srnlng demand
.ad goods situation has expert
,a,c fnetuatloLs, and fresh stock
|tHy coming in
1, lemons are rather low In the
~ .,5s hut some early supplies are
.,,ed to MI M the gaps
49,. advanced Ic and The situation
" Ssry 6rm on bran corn and wheat
.s,rt etanges in Quotltions,
,g,. remained Intensely strong on
a. me arrivals were very light and
ss,sr Of sales werc reported at 25c'
ro,ss tomato product has about run
.,.o and those seen on the market
.nof Door quality generally aud small
spdiy
NM, have been advanced 2'n5oc per
4 N N fncy Ben Davis aud fancy Wine
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Futures We're stre7hothened

New York. November ~ thc cotton
market opened firm at mn iPdyancc Of to
e points aud gained an ada luounl point or
two Immediately after tho tuall ON vigorous
buying FOR both accounts IN room shorts
aud by Wall street bulls Speculation was
decidedly the largest OF rttcrnt times
though far uudcr the tremendous trade OF
a year ago. ON the upturn ffuopr, the
South aud commission houses We're liberal
buyers particularly Tor January md March
options. which led the improve ment and
repeatedly sold at 40,
strong English cables strengthened the
market. \ Nrncr ruling Ur PRINT cloths,
more glowing repnrtS from dry goods cvu-
tcrs and small crtp estimates from the
South We're Influences on which carly bull
ish confidence was based Moro Hlt VI
small government crop estimate next tnou,h
was indnerd m Tho Neck end n'gurcS
were decidedly hullish: the total amouut
brought Into sight was 42i.uOO bales.
against $4,000 last year.
Late I'm the day there WAS a slight re
action under furry VI prohi taking hqt
the market readlly Stincued again on re
ucwcd dcmund from shorts and fresh buy
Ing from the outside. ON tho close he
market was steady with November nm
changed and other months to > polutS
higher
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HEAVY SrAn1ns

ffA@NA ' 4 - - al l4AHO.
AtAlI lON-Powder. per kog. S4.UO;
W powder sld5 per keg: drop shot,
4 MN N,io buck 500
short clear. In sacks.
!. ,n15siliI;alFS' lOl3c; boxed, " higher.
IesG AN AND TIES Bagginc. lib.
4 .sie; sc; Arrow ties, less than car,
4 snSS from Houston. $l.35.
M neuek wrapped, basis "a. No. >,
EiS-lf sr 10 No. /, full weight. basis
Il n,,d9 pet 10 special sizes Inc high
h NhIrSo 's,a loo as 10 quality.
q N, gll,LL!SS-,star full weight llisc. Gran
4 ElsySTH snl, lie; Electric Lights 9i5c.
y Nissi9 S6ro9Ftland, s.. 75a3.25; Rosen
4 la..s 3 Rjg; fair sAaSl4c: prime al1r
lS ll sl,g5ggl0Ac; fancy, -iial2%c. Pea.
N fiboi& Nordoya, l3Lc. Roasted
. 10 'aI egAle $ Arinsa. basis 100 IN
4 Goi sa aigyhNvtered; Apex. II. iOc: Lion
a loshs' s.l Aiocha aud java. LIN cans,
f lb p,iisu , SsNa blend, lib cans, III
IN tst IN, B G Soda. bulk. boxes.
4 \. SH'tohs' per dozen. S5r, ringer
,ad j9m IIis, ~ stage planks. Gi4c;
n 81 SsS Ssh sacks: Fancy hiuh
snae q a fancy, half patent SS5S;
(. alhsr - -4-lh sacks. 100 per bar
'' ID wood, l5c per barrel
sNACgous coon
q ssri m msal IN 40lb sacks. ner socI
u fo,s 70 db-lh sacks. 80 a. per
q n az 20 9eAs Scotch oats. S3tO,
N We 6ass sS5M Columbia oats 81 a.,
bssSst ,s, @ta; HcckeTs mrkw6e5'
m 10 Rssr s4.9
iay 6sesa, 'ieFce, compounds. sa
SIX - W. than tlerces lo.iih 10 ao,s "a Az
D'' Sc higher; 3 ID cans ~
Standard 49,, aus -
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nRlEn rRI-1Ts An Nrrs

APPLES Fancy cvapogated. sob boxes,
o'ac; Lib cartons, fancy, lr'2ci cnrtous.
choice 9I4c; choice cylporated, S8jc, sun
dried, 6la.
APRICOTS- Per III, loose. l0is@1lc.
CITRON-In lob boxes. lac;
CURRANTS- 2i.lb boxes cleaned, bulk,
SNMgc; l-lb cartons 9iIc,
DATES lib packages, 7ladsAe; Fard
dates, 81.
FIGS Imported. 12igd15c
PEACHES Choicc new stock, SAN9c.
RAISINS Calfoulla. 3crown. J.. L.
boxes 81 80: u boxes, J.. l., rntSins, 6a1
I5r, . crown l.. VI. rnisils. 20 ID hoNcs. Giar.
PRIMES California. GO-1O0s. $500; So
SOS Mac: 7O-SUs. Oc; G07'is, 0ler lO'6hs, &c;
40 5Os, Sc
NUTS Brazil. Zoe per H.; hlberts. Sicily,
1Sr: California walnuts, laQ lac; peanuts
fancy hand picked, 5Ad6c; No. >, 4Ba5 !;
JUMBO 6dGipc; almonds, rarngona lsc per
10 In sacks: California almonds, loci
Means, new crop. lld13c.
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PRICES LOWER FOR HOGS.

cows i5tt3. GO; uptivo rows -, diGi 4. -,
hcifnrS . 7amJ. On; ouun,rs l,duH2 80, bulls
26G,3, ~: calves 3.OrTfJ. -. Hogs Re.
cripts 1000; nmrkct 5Wluc lower; heavy
b.!o4i6 .Oo; lights .. loatl, So; pigs 4 2lm
900 Sheep Receipts 3pO market strong
native lambs 21W to. Western lumbs
4. OO6i 81; native Wrthcr- 3 21et3 81, West
orn wcthrrs q 0N9t3 80, yearlings . SOFA
90; ewes > S1Gl3. 81; culls aud feeders
liLlI2 ~
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COMMENTS ON COTTON MARKET

llC weather throughout fthc western hats
w tho hplt and The hrttcSf demand for spots
at the South. There Nc IRE cforts lnode la,
the iargcr bear houses Ito break the ,na,
kct After the opening lhouch the icm1na
itylr shorts aud the ons Sue public. together
With the llghtness OF Hlc offerings were
more than sufficient 20 ] offset this srliinp
prcSsnrc, ana prlccs clps7cd around tho host
~ M daN. With q net 4 advance Of Ahoit
I points. january stHndkinH $3.50: March
Z tsi-US Nav z HG,H Nbcrplnhcr as tpi
Fort receipts wern cstiAnatCd IoUNO lalps
punns ~ .tSh bales la tsl year interior
receipts were 2i,Slt. (gainsi 1000 last
tcar. CONFINED cNppcu tions for New on
lpuns aud Houston toniC hrrow We're ~. agl
pgauN 2l.Wi1 last YEAR The amount I'M
sight For the week whi u f2dUn aEninst
;sG.OtN last year aMd i2gtlW0 10 iSQa thus
showing lnss ot about l3OO00 as com
parnd with tho rccord.h e8kiug movement
Of three weeks Ngu- 400. iNO bales There
may he some slight react Hon from the pros.
rnt level. Int We are nfA the opinion that
the tendency VIII cutiuff upward Aui nd.
Wise lirkibc up cptton un al soft spots"
Liverpool Is due l-h4 do ~" tomorrow.
Cooke. MloSkCWitZ < Co.
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New York, November -. Only quit
demand ha, been exported from the dry
goods trade for staple cotton OF any kind.
Tho manufacturers have placed fair
orders Prices nro unchanged throughout
Print cloths are selling wen, Print cloths
without business. l.lucus quiet but firm,
Burlaps dun aud strong
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The New Orleans Market.
(Speclal "a The POst,l

New Orleans November - There was
again a fair demand Tor rough but Offer
ings on the light receipt were only moder'
ate Clean rice coutlnHed steady and 10
good demand, with fair volume OF &c
tual trading. The receipts today were 2bui
sacks Of rough and no pockets Of rough.
The sales today at board OF trade were
544s pockets Of clean aud 1870 sacks Of
rough OF which 1856 SACKS were Honduras
and 2621 sacks Of domestic japan,
Glenn rice steady and unchanged, AeiNll
salpgN 2G5gac rough rice. fair demand; &C.
fual sales Honduras Sl.5OM3. 40' domestic
Japan s2.aO031 ~; other quotations UNI
changed.
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THANKSGIVING.

year ago. After some weeks OF gradual
decline toward normal position. pork
products bounded M regardless of weak.
ness IN live hogs.
Wheat holds At about 3 ceuts above last
wears prices, despite the marked differ
rncc hl Tho sigr Of The crops. Receipts Tor
the week We're 7.iSi.1 bushels against
A.t2S,lW year ago while the export
movement is equally gratifying especially
from ports on the Pacific. total shipments
from the United States for the week were
a.olu. 929 bushels. against i.2iGI1H bush.
els last wear
Speculation in coffee has resumed normal
PROPORTIONS.
Failures for the week numbered 2tS In
the lnltcd states against 2,iS last year,
and RI Ia Canada against % last year.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

A@o AMI PROPOSALS.
WANTED Bids on boring arics,on u,eiiTs
sts,n mites from, Beaumont o0 lnfrf-
slHN railway. Address G. ri ifeislr a
- bcaumont, Texas 81
TIE GOOD MANS OIL LAND and Vir7n
w uesires to close contract with some
."p"hNnie party to suk fOr Ii an al
Wei ~ W H. HOLDINGS near l.nllug r,sas.
1uiVss ira - jacobs. Manager LuIinx,
NOtlCE ~ CUNfKaCTOKS- seaIcsi' pf,,.
posals VIII be received az .bc office ~
LIN, hpuston l-yeeum and Carnegie Al.
1i,aa'S association, mason block, Houston
,eAas, until ~ o'clock room, "a AM ~
bveempet, lgVl, for the erection ~ n
u ,o Talncgie Library building al Hons.
tuh ieNuH, Plans and SPECIFICATIONS cnn
DC seen On and after November ii al the
"uiyN ot ~ " steele, Houston, Texas,
I, We ohlee OF ~ >. Han, suite 0lS I5S
q Salt street, Chicago, ILL.,, AMI az the
Sah Antonio and Dallas offices al the
james Kelly Gordon Co, architects n
-. bIasheal, president 30
NoiiCE 40 CUNInAl'TOKS--Se Sealed mn.
pS>3is VIII ne received at the Waco ofllee
VI MVssel smith, architects. until "
m. November 80. 1901, for the cree
ton W H. l., Carroll Chapel ana Library.
Y tNo,Siot} stone and brick building for
Baylor University at Waco Texas. bmns
ana specifications can be seen al tho OF
hces OF MeSser \ Saith. architects. Waco
ana Fort Worth Texas. Certdo1 check
required With each bid IKE huiidins
committee reserve the right 10 reject anv
or w bids. y K. Nash chairman ~
NOTICE rs hereby given thar nFopos1ls
VIII lie received az the Office NJ State 81.
rerintendcnt Of public instruction IN to
II q. IN. OF Monday the 10Th day VI Dc
eembcr, 1901. fer the construction OF a
building al San Marcos Texas. far Inc
Southwest Texas Normal school For
full and complete information Respecting
the form OF such proposals and tho 10
qurcmcpts that Win he imposed upon
each bidder all bidders are hereby re-
fcrrcd 60 the publication made nv this
board on October H. lN0i as II appears
u the Gulve1ou ana Dallas News The
Houston poSt, san Nutopio Express and
Austin Statesman for thirty days suisse
pucnt to said dntr hst mentioned
JOSEPH y. SAVERS, Govcrnor
r. NJ LOVE Comptroller.
rOD. Secretary ~ state
November Is. 1904 FL
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rAINrs. an. Nh GLAss.

White lead. rer cwt strictly pure, 81 nv
SCI hna grade $500; third grade @.D'
Turnputinr, pe case two Jgallou caps
SIS -: harlel lots. 44i9c per gallon. MD Nann.
oral Ialrts. IN barred lots. per cWti 80
per cwt. s1 90. Tluened oil best, bolieh,
G56Hgc. Isendy mixcG touse pliuis 81 .WH
- ~ per gallon according e brand mn
era paiuts zoe per gul,op window slass'
eu-2O' per cent on January list.
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COFFEE

New York, November g. --C9nee-sIot
rio arm: No. I iavoice 05s. Mid steady
Cordoya 75l6el1 CCifee futures closed lvss
~ polpfs nrt higher ard steady. Ioih
sales ~ ITO bays December O.bai January
4 r1gf0. Is; March Il S0Gt6 10, May ONO
I ,05; July T 2pQ7 25 September Ioo9i 40
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- 4
OMITTED STATES OF AMERICA, EaStcrn
ulSuict Of Texas, IS. in the lnitnd
states district court In aud FOR said
district GulvtSion division.
Ia The matter OF g, A. Merriam, hank
rupt, No. N51 In bankruptcy.
To the lloH D1vid &. Bryant judge
of the district court ~ the Unltrd States
Tor The Eastern district ur Texas
&. A. Merriam of Houston In ths
county Of Harris and state ~ Texas.
"a said district rrspcctfullv rcprcscuts
that on tile l4th day of October, last past,
he was duly adiudrtd buukrunt uutlcr
thr acts az congress relntug To bank
ruptcy. that hr has duly surrendered an
his property aud rights Of uropcrt,, aud
ha- fully complied With n}d me orders
urnts of said .,HRiug his bankruptcy.
:, 4Sr@forc, he maya 'Rat he y maS he
or,'v'' rH,,' mi INNS nroynhie against
"a, .tntr unjor said bankrupt acts, tX-
,ep' such dcbts as are excepted 10y %"
frn sUch discharge. -
Dated this ION duy. Of NoIemhrt' \, ~
1871 G.. \. Mcrrlhm' h1hNup,-
Watkins Il Jones, attorneys FOR bank
rupt
OrGcr OF Notice Thereon Eastern plS-
tyi,i Of Texas
ON this 10Th day OF November, A. -
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GALVESTON STOCK.


GALVESTON GRAIN MOVEMENT
Receipts today a. wheat Cara
Cur. Colorado ard Santa Fee, ..+.,......l-
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GALVESTON
Reported for The Houston Post by IN
A. T. Normun Lave Stock company
MOVEMENT in RICE MARKET.

sacks of rough making Total to date o
32,363.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
FORT or GALVESTON, November

IWNI VI ~ ~ ~
ARRIVED.
IS Mslin Head tBrl, swansea
Sch Johg Francis COatzacnalcos'
~LEARED.
&. HeatLcralg RI, LlycpGoL
Il Bilefouds )Nor), Blucte'ds'
SAILED.
S. Br!efcnds lNorl, Biuthelds'
"a Mcyicanu BrJ, Iampito'
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

FINE ROOMS NTU RONRD for younE
men Gao 10 grpd private family. only tuur
blocks from Nasscy.. college, ans KuSN:
ROOMS FOB RENr WITH on without
bonrd us Preston street -
FIWSTCLASS board 81 aud - per wees;
tahic So modern conYonirnces 2p i.a
C00T ROOMS or hoard now procurpblc at
Studrs Point nhonc .ids -
NICEiY furnishcd room with hrsi class
boutd all modern conNenience>' y" kpSk
ayonuc -
ONE nicely Furnished room with board
rrGcrenccs l02n Wnlkcr nycn4e 80
ROOM Nh BOARD by day, week or
mouth block buck central depot; 6lt
tlrurd. %
NICELY FUHNtsuEn ROOMS, with drst'
cluss board. an modern convenience:
tuii Mckinney avenue. 80
R0KRD AYp WOON, 9l8 On Branch good
liable board. reasonable 70
ROOM AND HOARD Two gentlemen or
couple $50 Austin street Mrs. Queen;
SELECT Io0rding house; large, elegant
rooms; modern conVeniencesi loyely
grounds 1917 PRESTON. Us
AVENUE HOUSE, Rutes 81 per day, spe-
riul rates by week or month; 500 san
Jaclnto street Gus MgKernon, Prop;
HOUSTON KNIGHTS HOTEL-Comforta-
bic rooms, cflesiah wafer, itltp1Nss ~
and cold baths and good board, 80 per
week o. NJ. Carter 9
| IIRST- GLASS board and rcoHs. Oh Nc,
Kinney bath privilege,
LOST. FOUND, STOLEN.
T0sT- PomtCr pun; color liver and whlia
and tick marked; had on leather cnlar'
scar ON back Return 20 Wilson's stahie
and receive reward. ------------------.
| IOsT-Iadies' black beaded cape With net
rufhcs: Under please leave at 2o2 Mll4m
street -v
LOsT-One black mare mule, i4ia hands
high fresh roach on tail; went VEST
branded y on left hip big navel SIC. fe-
| ward delivered TO SOL Andrews street
g. Geaccone - -
/ LOST One small brass Harvard key No.
] 3G2 543. Finder Will retuip 70 III Nl9y
| avenue and receive reward, 20
| T0ST-A gray pony about 12 hands high;
branded X; reward; l0o9 Rnsk =
| POUND Kennedy's Union Barber shop;
1 eight bath rooms DOG Congress ave:
| II came from Galveston -
AGENTS WANTED.
| EGTNTg- Either aalary OF commission. Abe
soiutely the greatest agent seller even
produeed every writer positively q pres
pectNe purchaser 40 per eeht p aons
M'fg. Co. y. 1856, La Crosse. WIS. -
WAITED Agents everywhere for Arn-
bruster's Laundry, Houston write for
terms 1-,5
WINTED-A good man 10 each town Ia
Texas. Big money 10 the right person,
Easy work. Address The kstaiL cretls
ana Collection Association, X. Q. Box fea.
Boulder. Colorado "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-23

WANTED-A good man 10 each town ID
Texas Big money 70 the rlgn. pessosn1;;
ana Cellection Association, r. Q. Bex faa,
Boulder. Colorado. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-23

.tLcralg lSrl, LiycrpCoL
.fnnhs NON. Blnli-elds,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26

The Measure which win ns Introduced
In Colorado Legislature.
The BARRIERS bin. whiah vii be intro
dueed In tho Colorado legislature 10
patterned after the Minnesota Law ana
provides for the appointment By tbs
governor OF board OF barber eKanii-
nera' OF Tires m0nbers, one to b. rec
commended BY the iourneymens unions.
one 10 be shop owner and the other a
practiclnE barber The examiners
are TO give a bond % 1900 each aud 10
paid g. a day for their services and 10
cents mileage. provided the compcnss-
treasury.
The act will compel sve.y barber In
the state 10 secure a certificate OF reg
istration which will require him 90 asa
an examination TO show his compe-
tcncs. To pass the examination will
require knowledge Of skin diseases aud
remedies that will prevent their aEgrs.
walton by shaving The holder OF a Ger
tlflcate must be at least nlneteen yea
Of age. OF good moral character. lee
from contagious or infectious diseases
and must either have practicsd three
years a. an apprentice or have atudisd
three years in a recognized school Of
bsrbering.
The certificate ~han ~ revoked upon
conviction Of the holder Of a orisne.
habltud drunkenness for si1 months.
gross incompctency or proof that he
II subject 20 any contagious or infsc-
lions disease.
The penalty for praotioing the profess
s:on Without registering with the sx-
aminers Is $40 20 500 fine or imprfson-
menl from ten 90 nlnsty days In the
county jail.
Registration fee IL nNsd a. g.
The object OF this act IL 10 protest
tbs trade and the public. IL 10 said
that many BARRIERS come 10 Colorado
subject 10 tuberculosis. and that the
close contact OF the patron and the bar.
Der easily conveys the germs