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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-18
81. LoTIs.

ST. Louis. November It Cattle Re
ceipts, 5000 head, Including 1000 Texnns.
Market steady and 10 higher. nntive shin.
ping and export steers 3.75M700 dressed
beef and butcher steers, 3,75M550 steers
under 1000 pounds 32jGf5.25; etockers
and feeders 300I460; cows aud hefeis.
2.25a4,23; Gamers, l.50@250; bulls 3.25li
400; cnlyes, 400m700. Tc1as aud Indian
steers, Hs5mJ.lO; COWS and heifers, 300
$40. Hogs Receipts 200O head market a
shade higher; pigs and lights, 6.1OHG.35;
packers 6'Zoea6' i9 o; nutchers, MSoM6Go.
native muttons, 340G3Sj lambs, l.5na
545; culls and bucks, 2.0oG400; stockeFs,
l.50d3O0.
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- York prv Good.

New York. November 17-Domestics in
the cotton goods division continue quiet in
an departments Limited supplies on hanl
keep prices steady Print cloths Quiet
and Wide goods barely steady. staple
prints i'm good demand Cotton hosiery
and underwear In moderate demand at
EtCudV uripeS
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NEW ORLEANS LIVE STOCK.
Especial to Tho post)

New Orleans, November 1.-THE New
Orleans live stock exchange reports the de,
mand active for choice steers. fat calves
and yearllngs with prices very reliable
Coru hogs ~ demand. sheep unchanged
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BoARD-RooMs WANTED.

with wife aud daughter
wishes rooms and board In select family
close In; no other hoarders; or would
rent furnished rooms tor light house
keeping: references exchanged. Postot1ce
BoN 1866 Is
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WIRE NAILS-S2. 70 olse per keg.
BARRED WlRE-Gal-anize1. Sll1drn,
So "a rer 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, $3.50
per lCO lbs.
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TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEWKITERS.
PITTsBURG VISIBLE Is the most practi.
cal, high grade, thoroughly visible type
writer. Write for catalogue. TexHA
Writing Machine Co.. Waco, Texas, 20
BLdCKENSDERFER TYPEWRlTEKs on
easy payments; $40 cash and 50 pei
month 10 responsible people or those VINO
furnish good references. w. 4. huGseii.
general ngent -or Texas. Arkansas, Indian
and Oklahoma Territory. n
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fags. red ife and carnIval
goods at Chas. Helm, $40 Preston avenue
10
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AK ANGELO STOCK SHOW

san Angelo. Texas. November lB-rhe
toIiowIrg awards we're made o. the stoek
shew here. Doc Haesard being the Judge;
Best COW 2 years old or over, $40 TO nrat,
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE "A nice slx-room cot
thge home With ten-acre bearing or
ehard III Alvin. FOR HuostOn suburban
property. Ar. H. IT, Tolar, 5l3 Binz
building, Houston, Texas. "a
IF YOI wanf-t 10 sell or trade your prop
erty quick. list with US Jones & Bandy.
COZ Washington. IS
FOR TRADE-Two houses and three lots
10 Yoakum, Texas, for Houston property,
improved or unimproyed. a. Z. Jones
60i Washington, ~
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n. & g. Beers Letter.
lsnecinI 20 The pnstA

New Orleans. November l7-Livernooi
was more favorable than expected owing
70 the bad weather prevalent In Texas
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NAN on WOMAN to do general house.
work and cook on ranch, require refer.
cnce. Address r. Discoll, Banquetc.
Texas. ~
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IN0ST WANT ADS ARE
4 numerous because they pay
HELP WANTED.

NIUIr.TWO Nrst-CInNs salpslnuIes tn I
suit and cloak Department. only cXper-
ienced people need apply \, AlGemeyer
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WANTED -First class white harber good
wages: permanent job; married man on
lady preferred. W. K. Boyd, Fairfield,
Texas Is
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ACCOUNT POOR HEALTH win sell com
plWe furnishing OF seven-roon house,
twelve regular hoarders, two blocks of
Rice hotel, 246i this office. II
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LOST. sTRAYED. STOLEN.

LOST-Lnst night on Main street near
Leyy's a gold set triangular amethyst
bearing on Que Of It's facets the head OF
woman iutnglio. Finder viii be re-
warded hy presenting same 70 j. N.
Lewis Post editorial rooms -
STRAYED- large dark brown mule
about 1871 hands high saddle marks,
biocky butt and IN good order. last seen
was IN Fifth ward; 50 reward Glen
Dale Jersey Dairy. Market Street road. n
on CRAWFORD or Mckinney streets
childs black moire silk raglan. with lace
collar Mrs l.. y. Menefee, 2lOJ Craw-
ford street. le
LOST. SrRAYED OR STOLEN from orr
camps near China, Texas. about one
week ago. one black mare mule l6A
hands hlgh about 10 years old. $40 70
ward offered for her return. Brooks
Brothers x Co. Nashland. Texas. ~
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White lead. per cwt., strictly pure. S525.
Iurpenttne. Per case two 5gnllon cans
SO 80; barESl lots 6oc nor gallon. Min
eral paints. Coo per gallon Dry fixed
paints, per cwt.. IN barrels, 9Oc. Venetian
reds per cwt.. $3.50; yellow ochre. PER
cwt, 81 90. Linseed oil best boiled. 4od
Doc. Ready mixed house paints. 81 90,
Window glass IS per cent OF January q
list
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

stands IN the Flfth ward. with n good
business established Address 2423, tins
office u
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Chicago November iT.-Cattle- Receipts
1850 head. including 500 Westerns. maj
ket 10 10 l5c higher, good 20 prime steers
g 0C@6 20; poor 10 medium 3 25dA Is:
stockers and feeders . coat "a; COWS 4Oli
-; beifers OGd0 90, oauncrs 4Od2 a.;
bulls > O0634 so calves 3. 506lT co: Texns
fed steers 3 .0o@4 %; Westerns 3 5O05 %.
i5c higher; mixed and butchers q t0Gi6. A. .
good to heavy 9 41d6. IS; rough heavy Cos
CT 90; light Is l0mj. 80. bulk Il 25ei6 40
Sheep Receipts 80, 900 head; market stendy
TO strong; good To choice wethers 3 4sr
10: fair to choice mixed 50Gi3 10. West.
ern sheep >. 7JM3. 80; native lambs 8 5oa
Is; Western lambs 3 7J04 10
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FRUITS.

APPLES-Ben Davis. barrel. So o0G3. rs;
Wlrtsaps and Jonathan. So. 50d4 90
Sl.5Odl. 10.
CoCOANuTS-Per sack, $500; less guam.
titles, S4.25.
,o CCRAiNBEIRBRIES-Per crate 50. 1913 .Ooi
LEMONS essinas. So 5od4 90.
lMES-MeNican, per BASKET. 81 1O0Tl IS.
ORANGES-FlorIda. per box So lON5 Is
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Kansas City, November Cattle-Re-
ceipts 5000 head natives, 21OO Texans. 800
Texas and 500 native calves; market
steady; choice export and dressed beef
steers 6 .00dB 60; fair 70 good 3 256i5 G5:
stockers and feeders . 50Si4 30: Western
fed steers 3 21@5 %; stockcrs and feeders
.5o0t4 IS; Texas and Indian steers = 10Ni
90: Texas COWS .. 1913 %; native cows
! 5014 90: native hciferS .. S5di -: can
ners .0O@2 %; bulls 40a3 49, calves 30
d6. 90, Hogs Receipts 600 head; market
5Ml5c higher: heavy and mixed packers
g. IS. Sheep Receipts 1900 head market
firm native lambs 3 6Od5 20: Western
lambs 300at5 10: fed ewes 3 1903 20. ma
tive wctherS 8 GOAL TO- Western wethers
3.O0di 90; stockers and feeders / a5d3 Is.
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Our market in sympathy opened 10 10 II
nisher. declined I TO later on fine heavy
receipts and predictions Of mr. mud warmer
Mtatntsl II y however,
Fcsh huying- nTcdicated on better de.
BNihu Tor spots Occasioued an advance OF
q 70 ! from the bottom making the net
gam 10 9 points ON the day
Manchester cables say that there was a
moueratc turnover last week which was
uheYenly distributed. Offers from India
we're tairiy numerous, hut proved difficult
ts negotiate The Inquiry from China was
poor this market being depressed. owing
70 the decline IA silver. iiaius we're re-
lions Of the cotton region, while generally
laHr weather prevailed over the eastern,
ne nrst freezing Temperature Of the
season was reported from Oklahoma and
heafN frost ut Abilene Texas. with tn
temperature at "a degrees. II IS predict, d
Auat ialt weather VIII prevail IN Texas
ana throughout this district tonight and
Tuesday. The temperature viii rise I'm an
portions Of the district by Tuesday night.
excepting Southern Louisiana, where It will
fall tonight
Those favoring reaction have been
sleadily buying since last Thursday on
NE expectation OF freezing welther mate
naiizing In Texas, So far lt has net lcsn
ltalAed ana there are no immediate
chances OF the same taking place. White
Is so late In the season aud It is claimed
q killing frost will do very little dam IKE,
.tih sentiment Is hullish aud anything
favorable to the article is eagerly grasppd
10 enhance values. Receipts continue no
ernl and Increase IN volume whenever
there must be large supply TO draw from
The future course Of the mlrke; Will he
regulated by the weather. iCccirtS and the
demand for spots II. * b b cr.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

prints, 27c
CELEkY-C Colorado, per bunch. 55ae0c
BBAGB-Colorado. Der mound. i%d2c;
other stock. s25Od2 - DER crate.
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream rolls
Il3G; wisconsin fun cream daisies 14S715c:
WISCONSIN half cream. 13Gi4c: Wisconsin
pound prints. lIba1Gc: Our Little CHIEF,
EIlGSS@-aIeXas lS@l0c; Kansas. oa9t23c.
= kRAUT-New. In half baircis, $500
2 70; hye-galon kegs /. 10
Va t0NS-Cnl!fornia pp. Id, 1Bd1Xs.
,PEPPER-Ch Chile. new 10d25c per bound
blnck Singapore. Ice
Loo; smaller sizes, 61t1lc.
fOIATOES California TOd75c per
bushel; Colorado, soc, wv
Jumbo. per pound. 7asc: fancy
h9nd picked. No. /. 6A6l6ibc: No .. 3Xc
. 1oULTRY- Chickens hens good. So. 5O0
20 200; dryers large, SO 25d3.50: brollers,
SZ.OOd2I3 mixed lots S3.oOd3. a5; cocks
large old, s2.25d2.50: ducks. large. So. GOA
S.zo; geese. full fcathered S3.OOd3,5 80: tur.
1000. SooU'etS' S'''VtF
:, TCo9MAToEs-Four.basket crates, soca
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TITLE WANT ADS
81 bring big results.

~ bring DIg results.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CONFETTI. days red Are and carHivaI
goods at Chas. Helm, go Preston avenue
~
WILSON'S HACK STAND -Phonc 1900;
ten hacks offlce open night aud day; no
extra charges for night ealls 20
NOrlCE-On application, with the c0nsid
Grafton OF leasing, 1 VIII erect for q gooa
wholesale business building OF two or
three stories Ia height aud an modern
en- a location IN 1oustons business ceu.
ter Address 4. o. Box Bl2, Houston
Texas. ~
''EN0ELiN" is tested, approved and pat
outcd by the German government as the
best remedy for indigestion In the med
ical world. We are the Importers for this
country. Mendels hoepnicG, z. o.
box 81. city. IL
NOTICE is hereby given that a special
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Texas
and New orleans Railroad Company mas
been called by the board OF directors "a
assemble At the general office Of tho
company at Houston. Iex0S. al 10 O'clock
a. a. on the LIST day Of December. l0O2.
for the following purposes. to.wit,
L. 10 authorize and provide for 6mend,
Ing the charter or articles OF iucorpora.
ton OF said company so as to authorize
II to CONSTRUCT, own, lDnlntlln ana Cper-
ate a railroad from point on its present
line IN Jefferson county AZ or In the
Vicinity OF Sour Lake Station, extending
In general northerly direction TO and
through Sour Lake Springs, In Hardin
county, and thence to. into aud through,
or In the vicinity Of the town Of Sara.
toca I'm Hardin county, Texas.
q 10 authorize aud provide for the
construction OF the railroad referred TO
In the preceding paragraph Under the pro-
posed amendment 20 the said companys
charter or articles OF incorporation c,
Il. Seger. secretary. III
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G IGNS REACH A FEW.
~ Post Want Ads reach all.
SITUATIoNs--MALE. .

COOK AND BAKER White Single man
strictly temperate. IN or out OF city wants
employment. Address Cook, Z. o. b9y
No l0S %
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The following are the quotations for the
Houston live stock market as furnished b.
the A. c. Bell Live Stock Commission com
pauy:
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Lur,risou Of these quotations shows
synptsves 10 favor Of Houston as u
Z market. When the buyer consid-
4 benents 10 be cer1ved from Hous-
s,sat rates he viii md thdt even
ks nuotanle ngureS ut othet markets
4, fue pli.e nuuuy pdlu Is SGher'
Iaten Tue prices ate tuose rulnS
noOstou wholesale merchants, anu
Allel only.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-29

The recent cremation 81 the Doos
80 tat.. DR.. Robert Grimes, OF
cbexennc. Wye. has revealed the
,.,,li..t received by him 81 the MeeSer
....ssocre. where he distinguished
s....seelf a. in many other Indian en-
.,.,,~,,-. a. ~Fiehting Bob. the
hector says report ffosA tns'
Zen Then II was thougit th'
,,.,,Ds would be fatal. but DR.. Grimes
-.ccxevsa. aad for % years Carried
a. missile which the surgeons yer
,,nable 30 locate.
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LARGEST N THE WORLD.
The Ncvv Government Fr'"''"-
at WashinEton VIII E1cci
All Others.

- .re shade Of Herr Guttenherf
could come hack 20 earth VIXEN thc
new government printing Office ls
.,.,nlef.d and roam through that e~-
..l.I;.h,aeut he would note few
.i..,.o,- En- the art OF which he IS the
father. Thc biggest printing s"'i
&, th.. world win ce c-taniish'" ".
Dor ta. roof OF the mammoth n"iiu
,ug n.yv nearing completion on Nor''
| canitoi street. reports the Washing
The printing bills ~ Uncle sam
--, enormous lie L. great pr"
| .,,.or 20 publicity. lie drives thou
-r4- 90 men day and night to t"ri
IA, ,sygers 81 sozsies 81 every hin'
=, document from p single lcaaet y
,o-vol.tme set ~ 6oo-pagc books
! Tie publi.hcs "a daily lournnt uusi'
norton of the wear. He loads 81
,ire ears with bulky documents an
.b;,s chem thousands If miles
ultimately gluddcn the heart 81 %
f. .~c,,an. Te runs hintery ai
D ..,-,e ont mnrtei~ OF leather anN -
: y, ,.,,.rin-s. IIe has an niustrati'
= lerartm,rt soa wri<a~ maps Z"
. r.eutifui loif-tone pict"rcr.
And AN this work has been ""
= heretofore in rnmShae"ie
4 .b,,. sen ehaky shat every w"rSm
= ta Kept orc eve on his case ans.
~ ..t.~ e. enc nearest exit. But th'
..u he ro r~cn-e fQr critic
l- - ,he new building. II VIII o'
~ .,,rvcl 81 convenience sotety
4, ,t,frurenf
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rHE LOTTERY IN ITALY.
An sartitution tnass '""'rp' % NV
so~e.ssrncpt THAT " orAs i"'"FS
20 the People.

., .,,o curses Of modern ITALY |
ia line lottery. An LngiiSh if'.'''S-'
,o,,r.lins to the Philadelphia satur-
,l., r,cninr Post. thus describes tne
sa,d hst lhis institution has On the
saturday in all the principal
.o,,,s 81 italy S. a lottery-day. j ne
1,.teries are instituted Boy the gov
,,..a,,o-,,t. .hich draws conslderaole
-,.,.eD,,e from them. AL Italians
,,i,hout exception, take part IN them
and their greatest anN'ety Is ="
- q luclSy number. In sonth-
-, Itaiv abe lottery has practis any
| ,,..or,e a necessity. People iaiH -
/ !, an ,tc week. consult monks, priests
a,a certain individuals who have th'
feDntaijop o. being able 70 forec"S
/ ~ Winning numbers ~ Naples
man has DO money for a ticket ~
al even cell his bed 20 get on'
40, eontent with al kinds OF othe
..,,edltions. Seapoiitan women =
certain rank on the eve OF ~
! Lottery 90 in crowds 70 the GEM
terv There the spectacle IS mo
.~eird. Disheveled women throng -
..ys.,.s 81 the cemetery. calling.
tns deaa 20 tell then icciSy number
: ybev light candles and place otn
.Fcrinos on the tombs Of tho
: .hop they think could bring 'hs
n / .,a luck ID
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u.arlas ssisiae by 'rhsps,

A cheerful telephone story IS TO
ported from Vienna. young Woh'7
an of Magyar Czernya, in hungary
was called up on the long-distanee
telephone by her sveetheart ~ the
town Of Taba. He said: "Wonso ven
l,ke 90 hear how ] shot myself =
Then she heard the sound OF snot'
Il was found afterward that the
man hed really killed bimssifs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-29

Texans are sgain urging that tue
s..sie6eld o. San Jncinto be made =
100 nafk. The state bought the land
sn,ue time ago, but little has yet been
son, 90 improve and beautify u fcr
marx purposes. and the nsiEnpo1ns
farmers pasture their COWS shsfs'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-29

The British government is about 20
appoint committee 20 arrange for
replantipg the woodlands IN Scot
land.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-29

Acetelync gas, as shown BY The
Berlin experiments. viii invariably
explode n detouRtcr Is In actual
contact with it. but not otherwise.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-29

.4o, an the Lord got the circuit Tor
:. prt the roads was terrible an
~ river was Just like II IS now
roorin' and chargin'; AID way GU
80 ;ts hanks. My cid oman s"lu sHe
,,.,,,,an,t cross this here river TO see
.,,.bodV spliccd. let alone Dick hor-
;cl. So I went by myself We
moro Ike q funeral than We"""
| ~ Tr,,rhv looked awful white an"
Lent coin to the door like sue wa"
/ .,..,iD, somebody. Joe skinner anu
ma, was the only pleased ones an"
-. nod been havin' little too
-,,,,b corn for their own go"n.
, | I'D hcar Dicks horse neighlh an"
: -, ont in the yard, where ne
E - standin' hitched TO buggy TOT
e M lowed he would take ms Wiie
og that night 20 catch the train
l. ..prettv soon the preacher and rye
a ar six neighbors come m an" -"
! Toe he lowed thar wasn't any
% ,,,aitin' any longer. Iruthy '""N "'o
moro look out'n the door anu S""ip
q back and stood up by DICK just
g Quiet and proud like me Pr""0
"a or started the sermon, ana an
Ia a. solemn as could be- Whe" ~.
~ - ,hc sound OF horses feet
y ! splashin' thro tue H'~o \
"a - .,,ddcn like and thar STOOD
IN win Lacy; behind mr." ~" ~.
Se .atlcs pick. you're wanted Tor the
he 80 Dock didn't wait Go hear
a.. rest. In a iihy he was o"'
as - 1,,cl, door and in his buggy
in - n General stampede; every
IA, toav cent Truthy rushed toward IN
Is 60, ~. could see Dick drivir
we IN, md. That horse of hisn locke
er, ,,i,o he lad the devil in him. sh'
in, ,,nrgh On 10 the bridge he heN
.wo "a. gollv.' says T. he's gonel ~
80, a. ha eot about 90 tho miou
his ~ h~idge I heerd somebody
ev: , +,o+her side holler: Halt! an
nan hecrd s pistol shot ring out
oct - minute we seed, for II "
! as 1,rioht as day. that devil OF nor
,red ror ,p. and over the rail ne we
rood IKE a fash, buggy and ali. ~ "
nip on awful cry Dick give as ne W.
win. avn. nat the roarin' waters CLOS
one - Mir. and we never seed him
~ 10 80 That pistol shot must
tha -, the business, for the p
teu $50 and Dick was caught II
80 .,,-S,le ANY how, we never 70
onlv n,tbing but some pieces OF
He ,,n-e,v. and Dick must be res
- 20 yoi9hty uneasy; for see how he Ky
q jail somiR' bach =, ~r,,,
scrip ''Wen, what become
1 asked.
10 was .Oh. she married Will; and
pick he didn't live long after Dick
,ee.in, I'll, went down. He WAS sho upse
thers 17EelI. here comes another
e,al,,e wait tiY1 get it away and III
oh as along home. don't low to
: uoxv all night Hstin' 20 Dick Loire
neetin' New Orleans pe'''o-. ~
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AHAvEN OF REFUGE.
,,..xso Asords Comfort ard Pro
faction TO the Trusting.
-.,-nr~ Draws . sermon '1o"
-. Familiar Illustration
-. n.rnyHra-sisaraef e~s"
snr. OF Christ

= --u..cticr that Heaven auoISs
-, :. .f.-.--,sD.,- souls. The text a N
- = 80. -.f2vcn as hen gatheree-
- .,,;rlens under her wings =
Ucul6 not =. - Christ ! :,
-. CREST % Mount NllNe''
) -. -. =. 90 feet. The sPienaoTS
- = ss-;.,,s rar.isal Of the " hcie -
s--,st,fes the landscape -.
1919. Wonder Is the KRIS -.
$3.50 ont before his eyes a-,s
-, -. wealth, the vlche.'ll' -,
=. c,-n;nr destruction 81 'e' -.
"a ae bursts into tears -,
s,,.-,--h. os the ooduracy OF -
49, - would gladly haNe s--,.'---,---,
-,,s.-onhircs. saving - -.
1--nsalrrr. hcsv often Wo'i- -
$500 .hv children toSe'ne', -.
=. hs- rathe-eth her os'0i'e '
49, wings. and ye woVil1 h,'.. -,.;.,,- 4
Wv fi5 christ select hei.S - /
as - = siu,iie2 Next 70 ~ -. /
nee ~ the coun7ariso = - -
- heln an public teachers ID. ~
49, q Illustration 20 EeA -.
- ..-,-s and use comparison - 80.
al -7- understand ine IT,.
~-.i, i The harnyar1 ic,.--
-------.--s are THE RED COMM Z"
1.-ss-ess ard tie w1t'le
- -.-,,. n has TO rranof n'
.,1,-~ All ~ know s. ma. IT. ~
-. -e--- f-.rn India so.ns
-. s-,-, a height e s-oa} iet' 90
- sss-s .T .he Himalaya~- t' i.7
..,-sio, of nest Ike The
=. AS 10 lusfer 90 rlNl--
70 -. r-n17rrrh Possessing
49,. allows eight vet ancu' 'Ds
- .,s-- a. wants - Dr. ts 70 ~ 80
a. 1880 rees foot al-lost ~ ~
= -s-- 1rrssrfane have written o-
A. --,.st--l scale IRE song ~ TAT
- -ral,~rast and rirhtinsfeie-
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Casfro's TOT" OF 49,,
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-21
lorr;gan and the Derby.

Edward CorriSan. the western turf
man. expects to race again next season
in England. as he has twenty-five
horses in that country. He said that Inc
had fairly successful season last ycal
and that the prospects for the coming
summer are all that could be desired
The Derby candidates are Indiana and
Jed. a pair Of colts by Indo. and Il coll
by Riley. These are all American bred
and will probably sport his colors in
England's greatest event next season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-21

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