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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18
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- Vice JUL wszystko ola
mnie straconc i iona dziec>
ko, kr6lestwo, I przyjaciele. a
nawet mlodost moja silly
mole, nawet ia postati po~
dobiehstwo moe, re mnie juz
Mkt ME poznaje?
TAX sobie ~pomyslal wSr6d
}ez gorzkich, kt6rych pow
strzymat ME m6g}, jak to
starych rzecz zwykla.
Ten potezny. odwazoy'
smia}y, niczem nieustraszony
kr6l, kt6rego si}e niedawne'
caly SWAT podziwial a meskie
SERGE bywalo przyk}adem dla
rycerstwa, ten kr6l pocza}
}kat glosno, iakby bahia szpi~
talna.
Coz to, staruszku? -
zapyta|a go piekoa kr6lowa
przechodzac wlaSnle z dzie-
cieciem swoiem ma reku, kt6-
re niosla miedzy goSci ma sa-
le. ably raz jeszcze pieknost
chtopiecia podziwiali wszyscy.
Biedny kr6l i MAJ jej praw+
dziwy spoirzal ma MIA zam-
glonem okiem staroSci. a je~
mu sic zdawa}o re patrzy
dawniejszym wzrokiem pei
nym wyrzutu, zdawa'o mu sic
re ona 60 poznac must i Z"
mu rzucl SIC ma szyje a to o.
mamienie niepojete zniknie,
DO ona prawde wypowie i
wszystkich przekona, re to
kr6l prawdziwy, )ej MAJ OF
ciec jej dzlec'ecia.
Czy was oczy bola, sta
ruszku? powt6rzyla kr6lowa
lagodnie, a zwr6ciwszy sic do
panjen sluzebnych. kaza}a i'm
przynie$c uzdrawiajaca wode
ma oczy i przemyc je starcowi,
sama za$ posz|a dalej, DO iuz
re salt zblIzal sic pc MIA CIV
mniemany kr6l | MAJ a ojciec
nowoochrzconego dzieciecia.
Ten stana( takze pred }ka.
jacym starcem, pilnie mu sic
przypatrywa( / poczat pytat
laskawie, z ktorym rycerzem
ma dw6r lego przyiecha}. Gdy
zas odoowiedzi cd glosno
p~laczacego starca doczekat
sic ME m6gl, kazal przywo-
lac lekarzy i m;ec. piecza O
czlowieku starym chorym
widocznje a pewnie / ME zu~
pelnie przytomnym W glowie.
Szla swoja droga zabawa i
,,czta m n;ai :, krtlau,cL;o~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18

MySlano poczatkowo. =
TO kt6ry z slug jakiego GO
.Scia. ale goscie sic poroziez-
dali, a zadnemu z nich ME
|bylo brak n,kogo.
Pytano milczacego. kto on.
zkad przybyl j Pc COT On
przeciez ma to wszystko mil
czal. odwraeal sic. abysp|akac
ma osobnosci.
Powiedzianc wiec sobie "
kohcu, re zdziecinnia}, czy
zwaryowal ma starost i re IA
to ME ma juz rady.
A przeciez cz}owiek ten we
dial dobrze prawde rzcczy-
vista, re on mezem tel pick
nei kr6lowej on ojcem
dziecka. kt6remu wyprawisno
tax suite chrzciny. Wiedzia},
ze on panem ca}ego kr6!e~
silva, IL ami lat ME ma Sc.
dziwych, ami tel sill swoich ME
zmarnowal, re ME jemu przy-
stoi ia posta6 i siwlzna starca
te silly wyciedczone to po~
die m;ejsce W szpitalu pod
dozorem, BIO czu}, re rozum
20 ME zawodzi. choc ME ma
sill w czIonkach i ME ma da-
wnej tegosci duchai dzielno~
Sci serca.
Sam s;ebie ME poznawa},
vice jake m6gt zadac, ably
60 inni poznali?
Sam O sobie ME: wiedzia}.
co sic z MIN stale vice jake
mogl wymagae, ably mu inni
wierzyli, re on krol praw4
dziwy W take popadl poloze-
ME, re on ce}owiek mIody
tax nagle sic zestarza} i s e
zmien'} do niepoznan'a!
A wreszeie, wszakze wszy-
soy mieli pred oczyma praw-
dziwego kr6la, kt6rego on
sam widzja} | uznaG musia}
"a tax podobnego sobie, Ii
sam sic przelakl ma ten wi
dok, gdy pierwszy raz tego
dostrzeg|.
Milczal wiec. cierpia|i zy}
z dnia ma dz'eh, sam ME wie-:
dzac, jak dlugo.
Widyva} picking kr6lowa W
towarzystwie meza, widz'al
mi}ose i przywiazanie miedzy
widywa} ch}opie kr6-
lewskie podrastajace i DE- W.
ME pjeknie rosnace prawie W
oczach patrzacego.
S|ysza' pochwa}y ola kro-
lewskiego chtopiecia. kt6re
" rozum, dowcip / uprze)me
obejsc'e sic z ludzmi roslo
prawie wiecej, niz W cialo,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-18

wesole.
! zdarzylo SIC. ze biega-
JAG : rowiesnikami swemi. :
dzietmi ubogiej wdowy : La
81 zapedzi'o sic chIopie kr6-
lewskie " strone szpitala.
pred kt6rymst al nieszc,eSli-
wy a prawdsiwy ojciec jego.
Ma ten widok biednemu
ojcu drgnefo SERGE mocno. re
zebrawszy wszystk'e silly. pc
biegl do dzircka kr6lewskiego
ably je usciskat. Ale syn kr6-
lewski z wielkim krzykiem
przelakl sc lego postac' j
padl z przestrachu, a gdy go
nieszczesliwy ojciec podn'est
chciai. dziecko bylo martwe
sztywne.
Powstal wielki zgielk W pa
}acu kr6le wsk,m.
Przyskoc>yli study, ably
dz'ecko krolewskie wydrzec z
szalonego czlowieka DO "a ta-
kiego wszyscy go uznawali
cd dawna. ale ten iakby mlo-
dziencze silly W niego wstapi-
Iy. biegl i uciekaf, przyciska-
|jac sztywne c alko do piersi i
ca}u &C ie raz pc raz namiet-
ME.
Dowiedzia}a sic O tenn |
kr6lowa, a ma .ej krzyk prze-
razIiwy przybieg} kr6l, vice
razem posp'eszyl ratowat die
Gle, z kt6rem ow mniemany
szaleniec b'egl ME dopedzooy
pc stronger ska}ach. pelnych
n'ebezpiecznych przepasc' bo
ogrody kr6lewskie przytyka~
}y do dzikich g6r skalistych
Pierwsza dobieg}a go sama
krolowa wlaSnje, kt6ra jak
by ia skrzydla unosi}y, wy
przedzi}a wszystkich | z nieu~
straszona smia}oscia po naj~
iebezpieczniejszych miejscach
pewna beg|a noga.
Rzecz to doswiadczona cd
dawna. re kob ETY. s}abe i *
kliwe. 0 kt6rych sic zdaje,
re lada wiatr m6gtby lie wy
wr6cit. lada przeciwnosc 3D.
straszyc, kt6re uc'ekaia ma
widok zaby lub myszy ME-
winnej, kiedy dziecko swoje
widza W jakiem niebezpieczeh-
stwie. wtedy staja sic podob-
ne. do lwic rozjuszonych i IA
biera'a sit, odwagi. mestwa,
jakiego W tel chw'l' niestat
wv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-26
DIXIE.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Dixie. |. r., March 24-Farmers
are busy plowing and fields are be-
ginning to look black where once they
looked brown and bare.
Several have planted corn, others
will plant this week.
Mr.. Price has gone to the Conan
che country to work some on his
claim.
Mr.. Robertson went TO Loco Tues
day and brought down a load of his
dry goods which was shipped to Loco
Rev. Il. L. Silliman went TO Gra-
ham Saturday to fill his appointment
there.
Rev. Cox of near Healdton was in
the burg Saturday. }
Mr.. Medlin. formerly of this commu-
nifty but now in the Comanche coun-
try, was in our little burg last week;
also Mr. Hammonds, formerly a res
ident OF Dixie community now of Co
manche country, was on our streets
Saturday.
Zan williams and j. II. Pennington,
drummers, were doing business with
our merchants last week,
Mr. Orr from near Cornish came up
Sunday to visit knfolks.
A crew of railroad men and teams
passed through but we failed to learn
where they We're headed.
Mr.. Stevenson who has been very
sick, is better; he is able to sit up
some.
ar. Kicker has the humps; also
Willie Reach, Claud Giddens and Mr.,
steveneon's little girl has them.
WIN Martin has a sick child also
Grandma Martin has been very sich
but is better. Miss Wick Kicker has
been very sick.
The doctors report a new boy at
Mr.. Bradford's. All doing well.
ollie Bray is reported as having the
smallpox.
Rev. }. !. Southwark Of Leon pass
ed through last week.
Dock Anderson returned with his
wife, amid congratulations.
Mr.. Tucker and brother of near
Loco, were in town last week.
School is reported as short since
the rain, as most of the big boys had
TO go to plowing.
Prayer meeting at the school house
next Wednesday night Everybody be
sure and come.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-26
Having a Run on Cnsmberiain's Cough
Remedy.

Between the hours of eleven O'Clock
a. m, and closing time at night on
Jan. 25th, 1901, A. f. Clark, druggist,
Glade Springs, Va, sold twelve bot
ties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
He says, Il never handled a medicine
that sold better or gave better salts
faction to my customers" This rem
edy has been in general use in Vir-
ginia for many years, and the people
there are well acquainted with its ex-
celleLs qualities. Many of them have
testified to the remarkable cures
which it has effected. When you need
good. reliable medicine for a cough
or cold. or attack of grip, use Cham
berlains' Cough Remedy and you are
certain to be more than pleased with
the quick cure which it affords. For
sale by City Drug Store, F. Ramsey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-26

Tile dead are akiVe and he dying haze
recovered. Tile tall a0ct0y is still here.
NR. JOHN w. BENTON, the great
- and well known specialist and
private disease doctor with p
years OF practice in New York is the
man you want TO see. What yon
want is cures, and you can easily
Judge him by his many remarkable
cures here in ATdmOre. DR.. Benton
has his own private medicines. He
has not lost case since he came
here, which speaks for itself.
lie breaks un all chills and fevers.
i Will chsllenge the Hot Springs TO
cure Syphilis as quickly and cheaply
as ] can. use the DR.. Campbell
system. IL never fails in any private
disease.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-26

Nothing too good for the old veter-
ans and their friends. Free Chair Cars
by the "Choctaw Route to the Reun-
ion at Dallas in April 9-5t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-26
Raw or lnfIamed Lungs.

Yield rapidly TO the wonderful cura-
tive and healing qualities OF Foley's
Honey and Tar. 1t prevents pneumonia
and consumption from a hard cold
settled on the lungs. Sold by Bonner
4 Bonner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-26

A little widow is a dangerous thing
You can't eat your cake and keep
it. If it's your wife's first attempt
keep it,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-26

He is a wise man who never let's
his wife know he can put up shelves
as well as a carpenter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-26

How are you, anyway? DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin is a perfect laxative.
Sold by w. B. Frame, Ardmore and
Madill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-26

Sulky plows. plenty of them, at
Spragins & Cos. Call in and see them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-26
Will Attend all Calls In the CITY.

Home office 416 South Washington
street. Main Office over Chinese res
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-26

Make love while the moon shines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-05-28
SPECIALTIES.

l.
"No Cake Comes Too High" com
pany.
"Katzenjammer Kids" song and
dance, Miss Williams and Brother
Sanders.
salvation Army" the Misses Mul-
len, Green, Stuart, Blake Pulliam,
Ledbetter, Pulliam, Bond, Townsend,
williams, and Brother Torbett, cham
plon bass drum player of Tisichomin-
go, and Brothers Graham and Ringer.
The entire population of Bob will
tell you the story of "An Innocent
Maid:
Miss Bob Pulliam, Bob Jones.
Miss Bob Blake, Bob Bradford.
Miss Bob Green, Bob Wolverton.
Look out for the "Hoo-doo-doodoo'
Man"-Mrs. We theimer, assisted by
the following bright children; Misses
Walcott, Hardy, Wolcott, Blake
Orme, Bowman, Carter, Turman
Webb, Carter, Ledbetter and Ramsey
Special dance by the Misses Camp
bell Bowman, Ledbetter and Orme
Medley of Popular Airs.
"I'll Shake Up Dis Mean Old Town,
company.
"The Man in the Moon Might Tell
Brother Wolverton.
I'm a-Thnldn' Bout Yer, Honey
All the Time" Miss Southern.
"Luckiest Coon" Brother Ford.
81 Wonder If She's Waiting" Mrs
Westheimer.
Parody, Brother Adams.
81 Just Received Telegram
Brother Sanders.
"My Moonbeam Babe" Mr. Hodg
son.
"Mlster Shakespeare" Miss Camp
bell.
"My Gal from Dixie" Brother
Bright
Doing His Duty" Brother Hardle
Tommy" entire company.
Act H.
"a Dream" Mrs. Westheimer.
The Dear Little Willie Boys-Th'
Misses Southern, Stuart, Green, Gar
denhire and Ledbetter.
THE Man That Left the Town Il
Go to Gainesville" Mr. Love.
"The Girls from Gay Paree." Mrs
Westheimer and the Misses Southern
and Ledbetter.
my Lady Hottentot," the Misse
Stuart, Bond, Williams, Townsend
Pulliam, Williams, Bennett, Ledbet
ter, Hobson and Gardenhire.
"Ragtime Liz"
Out for "a High Old Time" Broth
ers Bradford and Hardie and MI
Love. RUFUS X. LOVE,
Instructor.
PROF. GEORGE NJ. woRsHAM
Musical Director.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-05-28
A TEXAS WONDER.
HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY.

WALLIS GHEAt pioSONEnfs
Ono small bottle OF Halls Great
Discovery cures all kidney and blad-
der troubles, removes gravel, cures
diabetes, seminal emission, weak
and lame back, rheumatism and all
Irregularities OF the kidneys and
bladder In both women and men.
Regulates bladder trouble in children.
II not sold by your druggist, will be
sent by mail on receipt Of 81. One
small bottle is two months treatment
and will cure any cause above men
toned. DIR. p. w. HAlab.
Sole manufacturer. st. Louis, Mo-, for
merly of Waco, Texas.
Sold by all druggist and w. b.
Frame, Ardmore, |. T.
READ THIS.
Abilene Texas. Oct. 16. 1901
DR.. +. w. Hall, st. Louis: Dear Sir
Il suffered two years with kidney
and bladder troubles, and one-half bot
tie of your Texas Wonder, Halls
Great Discovery, cured me entirely
and | cheerfully recommend 1t to all
Yours truly,
GEO. HAYDEN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-25

mittcd q draft of an ordinance formullt
ed by the clergy. Tho ordnance IS 10 pro
hibit all public brnthcls, hawdy houses,
houses Of ill-fame and designation houses
I'm the city of Lake Charles and 10 pro
vide for the punishment OF All violntors Of
said ordinance There are bfty-cigbt
houses If lli-fame in this city.
On motion OF Mr.. Wiuterhaer, the ordi
nauce was submitted 10 the committee on
ordinances 10 be passed on by them.
also made very forcoful talk on the sub
ject He was followed by Mr., Weaver
who concurred la his views Mr. 10
Brooke next spoke, He made strong talk
ON the subject and urged the adoption Of
an ordinance embracing most drastic
measures for the prohibition Of the houses
and making II the work Of the police 10
enforce the law under penalty Of dismissal
The preliminary hcarinR yesterday OF j.
r. Narcantel charged With the murder Of
IAste Augustine at Feuton on December
1G. resulted In q refusal Of the court to
admit the accused 10 bail, and he Wae re-
handed TO jail The accused was repre-.
scented by Messrs SompayrAc ana Mitchell.
ard the State 10y District Attorney Moore.
The hearing consumed the entire day.
The examination Of witnesses was COM
mouccd carly yesterday morning. At -
O'Clock q recess was taken tn $50 in the
afternoon when court rcconvcned yestei-
day afternoon the State introduced several
/ Witnesses, among them the Hebert broth.
[ crs. cousins Of the dead man, who had
1 been near at hand when the difficulty oc-
cured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-25

phone exchange, and the marriage cerc-
mony was performed by Row. ]. Il. Muse
IN the lobby Of The exchange All her friends
having phones being connected with the
central office had the pleasure Of sitting al
home and hearing the ceremony. The
bride and groom are both very popular I'm
Elgin society. They left M 9;2O for Hous-
ton to spend their honeymoon.
Yoakum, TcXas, December - Mr.. J. y.
Moore and Mrs y, Cole were uulted I'm
marriage yesterday morning. Rev Hefer-
nan Of the Catholic church performing the
ceremony MIR. aud Mrs Moore left on
the afternoon train for Sau Antonio and
other points. They will reside here.
Denton. Texas, December =. Harry All
ncy, q wealthy caLtcman Of Big Springs
aud Miss john a. Mae Ham, daughter Of
John Ham, a prominent citizen of Den
ton, were marriod last night, Dr. G. l..
ll0euc officiating
Mineral Wells, Texas, December 20 w
t. Adams of Nllsap and MISS Matte Mae
Boyle of this city were married IN the
eastern part OF town last sunday by Rev.
John L. Andrews
Navasota, Texas, December % AT 10
o'clock this morning, at the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs Hatuc Taylor, Of An
dersou was performed the ceremony which
united two OF Grimes couuiy'S best known
and most popular young people, Miss vivian
'reylor bciug lead TO llymens happy altar
hy Captain T.. T. Burlington ltey. w. W.
Horner, Methodist minister, performed the
/
writ and laws Of man, upon which he
asked the blessings OF God. The wedding
was a quiet one, in the presence OF rela-
lives and a few most lnumatc tnenua
After the ceremony Captain ana Mls' Bun
inyton were driven TO NHyasOta, taking the
Central Limited on their journey 70 Now
York They expect 10 return TO Anderson
about the middle Of January
Nayasota. Texas. December "A AT the
home of Mr. aud Mrs J. L. Gillespie az 8
o'.iock this morning, their daughter, Miss
tdo was united In wedlock with Mr. Chas.
Cnvendar they droP 10 Nayasota and
departed on the afternoon uolh lpt Slh
| antonio, where they viii spend their honey
moon,
Mt Tho Methodist church, SmithYlllc, IeNas,
December % Mr.. Z. T. Moore Of Bean.
r,,n4 70 Miss Susie Ross Of this city. Tue
t lvmt connie riU leave on tine afternoon
XIV train today for Beaumont, their future
| home
i,,s event OF the social season IN THIS city
was the marriage OF O1nlriss iiG'''t taot
sY",i 81 The Christian church al y O'Clock
| fst night in this city, Rev kadiord ON
/ ci,ting The church was beautifully deco,
| at'u ~ s,,,ipa with friends Of me bride
| a1d Groom Just before the arrNai 81 the
1 Lr,dai Marty at the cNurcn' MISS LIZZIE
1 nipu"! Tg, "Swerter than the Breath N
/ outut a',"7 Miss Pearl Emhree Of Temple
ao the organ, aud 10 the strains ot
w ,I,gsnbu's wedding march the bridal
nr,, entered. preceded By the ushers,
Kaufmau. Texas, December The
! ,,-iltn,os wedding bells are ringing CON
| .nlisstnt ,r'i IN kaufman Saturday afternoon
in Tic court house d ~ N[i b'a Rbistln
| Ms etoruotn al the Methodist parsonage
NJ Ms COON was married to Miss Crane az
a o'clock by Rey, Fladger Tonight. e. IN, me
| Pearl Ionlinkon, two very popular young
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-25
Temple Topics.

Temple. Texas, December % lin the sec
ond game Of series of bowling contests
arranged between the Temple and Cleburne
Young Mems Christian Association teams.
the Temple team won on a margin OF S
points The contest was pulled o1 at the
Temple alley last night and was partici-
pated 10 By Messrs. stephens, Hardeastle,
Rnscy and Rice of the Cleburnc Young
Mons Christian Association and Messrs g.,
W Roland. w. S. Rowland, Grbble aud
Dieust Of the Temple association. I'm the
first contest Temple was defeated which
makes honors even to date.
The public schools are holding appro-
pirate Christmas exercises Ia the various
looms today, aud viii then be dismissed
for about two weeks, or until January q.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Noble A. Sayre celebrated
their fifth wedding Anniversary last night
In a very pleasant at home TO few
friends. very novel contest embracing
q knowledge of Texas towns was had after
which dainty refreshments were served.
General Secretary War; OF TIE Cleburne
Young Mems Christian Association, and
formerly connected with the Young Mems
Christian Association here. was a visitor
Ia Temple yesterday, having come down
with The bowling team.
Mr. ANA Mrs. i. r. Sherwood and BoA,
RAY ~ Gainesville, are IN the city TO
spend the holidays With the family Of
their daughter. Mrs Dr. A.. A., Scott. Mr..
r. y Sherwood. wife aud daughter ~
Faribault MINI, will also spend the
Christmas here, making quite family re-
union
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-25

CANNED FRUITs--Apples, Bib, s5dooc;
pineapples sliced, S1.10; eyecss and core
less, ST 50fIl co; extra grated, S1.65dl. -;
pears oh. 75c: strawberries, . III. 9QdNjc;
blnckherries. 2-lb, 95c0$1 90; peaches, B. h.,
81. 5OGi1 60; oh peaches, S1.o0d1.05; S-lb
pie peaches, S0NSjc.
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes,
oh. full weight, s0@s5c; BIB, full weight,
O5cd1 90: 2.lb seconds, 1JdS0c: BIB, sec
ends. 9Od05c okra aud tomatoes. 2-lb
siOO; canned kr0ut Bib. oOd0jc; Califor-
Mia asparagus. 21alb, 81. 2jd3.50, according
to grade lib. asparagus salmon. cans,
Si50G275; baked beans, BIB, o5c; 2.lb
string beans. SOC: Glib kidney beans, 95c;
2-ib strlngless beans, S1.25; 2-lh marrow
fat peas. 800: 2-ib American netlt pois,
81 coal 60: extra Maine corn, Sll5; corn,
S5G9Oc: seconds. SOmS5c
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-EEtra standard
2h.lb peaches. lemon cling Si.9j42 90;
yellow Crawford. $1.SO71 s.; black cher.
ries, 81. 9O62 90; white cherries, S2.15d2 %;
nprlcots. S1.50d1 90: wberries, S2Oo@
a.1O: plums, 81 5Oa1.6O; grapes, S1.6Odl 70;
seconds. i0c per dozen less than extra
standard prices.
CANNED MOLASSES-P. & T. Old Fash
toned, gallons $40 per case; 14-galons,
$3.50 per case; H-gailons. S375 per case;
Gold Medal brand, fancy table syrup. quart
Jars Sl00 per dozen; 3. 3. & Co. Creole,
o-lb. SL00; 3-lb $l.35; 5-lb, $685. lob
50 CO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-25

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Mickey ana Miss Annie Belle MeNilhams,
prominent society young people Of This
place, wcrc married last evening at the
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ron WHOLESALE MARKET

day morning, but fresh shipments were
received which will relieve the situation.
Several cars Of bananas arrived yester.
day, but there are very few ripe ones on
the market at present.
There Is a limited supply Of tomatoes and
green beans from Tamplco, Mexico, on the
market. which ind n ready sale.
Bulk dates are taking the place Of the
pound package dates, ON which the market
Is bare at present.
Texas cabbage aud lettuce are coming
In now and meet with good demand.
new lot OF lines arrived yesterday from
Florida and are moving freely. They are
Of medium size and of very good quality.
Chickens are plentiful at present and are
selling lower than usual 1t is expected
that the demand will improve after the
holidays aud that better prices will pre.
vail.
The butter market was comparatively
quiet yesterday, with the higher grades
in better demand.
AT the auction sale In New York few
days ago Of 400 boxes of Palermo lemons
landing ex Pawnee, there was noted A
stronger feeling and a slight advance In
choice grades fancy ruling barely steady nj
range was from So 90 To $3.50 per box.
Buying was chiefly local in character, the
small cargo not attracting special interest
from interior iobbcrs. Adyices received by
the New York fruit exchange report total
Of 1880 boxes OF Sicily lemons on the
way to the New York market
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pflses, In which the dollar ,.nrs 49,.
Sooi lhe man. But though we smiie an
oecasinru friends alike ON this auspicous
Of SS ssIlr' we must not be led by our excess
boil wnaSu 70 i9rgei our eternal enemy the
sseat 'ptobity" is yet very lackins In the
goa ,,iiH sentiment OF Peace on earth.
S s,a1 WIN to men" Let us fight him every
eIdav We can, aud live in hope thar some
dote In ,el'ot WIZ soon give us an anti
coIi lining else up and down between the
oranWu loWs that the dear Antbonomus
s 80 mas VIII Zee to on sight, and become
NOT inat.o.ughly stuck on Il" that he will
81 isues are In order We wish our
linus speedy wccyil cure. We wish
, ,h Decent cotton We also wish that
IN imneeIll cure was as near at hand as
N.Y. lucent cotton We also wish them a
MERRY Christmas and many Of them.
Carglll & Richardson