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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-12
Gov. Montague Thinks Money Question
viii Not be Raised in 1904

Gov. Montague does not think the
money question will be an issue in the
next Presidential campaign The COVER
nor does not express any preference as to
candidates, hut says he is for any good
man who can bring harmony in the rank
OF the Democratic party. He wants to
see the Democrats OF the country come
together. The governor is quoted as
saying:
In 1892 things were entirely different
and the Chicago platform was intended
to increase the supply of money per cap
tia. Since the beginning of time the cir
culation of currency has been based upon
supply and demand We proposed at the
time OF Bryan's first campaign to meet
this demand by an increase in silver coin.
age. The necessity for this, however, has
been removed. owing to the large influx
OF gold. There is plenty of money now
everywhere, especially in the South.
Dixie is prospecting, especially in Virginia
Work, believe, is plentiful, new indus
tries are being opened up and thrift and
industry are noticeable on every hand.
Therefore, do not see how money will
be an important factor in the Presiden-
tial campaign of 1904
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-12
1900 DUCKS IN RANCH.
hr. John W MOrgan's Enterprise At Riyerton
Ships 2l.OO0 Each Season.

IL Ism { often person can see II. 900
vigorous young ducks in one uproariously
noisy colony, and for that reason the
duch ranch Of MIR. John ". Morgan nj
Riverton. Va, has become one of the
points OF interest in the Eastern Shenan-
doah Valley. The place is attractive not
only to poultry raisers but to many
Others who are interested in special enter
prlses conducted on large scale, and in
which, guided 10y experience. some easy
going old notions are peremtorily cast
aside.
The business of raising ducks for mar
ket seems simple enough to the man who
remembers how his mother would turn
loose several digniiied maternal fowls.
with their busy broods, and allow them
practically to shift themselves until the
time came to ship them TO market. When
Mr.. Morgan, however, began TO count
the products of his hatcheries by thous-
ands lac encountered many complications
and problems that his mother never
dreamed Of
To raise ducks. of instance. without
ponds or puddles of water To luxuriate
IN seems to most persons like expecting
"A crop OF peaches from currant bushes.
Mr.. MOrgan's ducks have plenty of pure.
fresh water to drink, but not drop in
which to wet their feet. The matter of
feed would seen simple, too, because n
duck cheeriully gobbies up about any
thing in sight, and is happy At the River
ton ranch the food supply is based upon
scientific and hygienic principles and varies
according to age and the purpose in view.
The Morgan ranch has on it during the
height of the season from l > 900 to1 900
young ducks. So far Mr.. Morgan has
placpt 90 ono a,na in fu.ub.f.-- 81
his shipments To market by August
will amount to about - 900 ducks
When the ducks season ends at that
time he will turn his attention to chickens
and by February ! expects to have plac-
ed 5000 fine young broilers in various
Northern cities. 1t can be readily seen,
therefore, that the most careful system
and the application, of scientific princi-
pies, as well As practical knowledge are
very necessary in such a large undertake
ing.-Baltimore Sun.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-12

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward for
any care of Catarrh that cannot b. ,.i,r,.3 Ia.
Hall tatnrrh Cure
F. j.. CHENEY y CO.. Toledo. O.
Cheney for the past / = years. and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business trausac-
tnus and financially able to carry out any
nulisations made 10y their firm.
ENr TErAN. Wholesale Dru.-.-i-t.
aoleuo, q. WALuiNG. kiNNAN y MARVIN.
W nolr~atc Druggists, Toledo o.
Halls tatarrh Cure o. taken iu tcrrrllv act
ing directly upon She blood and mucous sur.
iaceS 81 the system. Testimonials sent fire.,
rice &c per bottle. sold by an druggists
Halls Family Pills are the best
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-12
For Over Sixty Years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over sixty years bymillions
of mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pains,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists in every part of the world
Twenty-Five cents a bottle BE sure and
ask for Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing
Syrup" and take no other.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-12

\ statement from the Indian inspec
tors Office for the Indian Territory
shows the amount OF funds held in trus,
by the government of the United ST.
Tor the five civilized tribes. and on w !,
the government pays interest, is as follows
Cherokees - ,Il9.O59.SO. interest $685.
9o2, so; Chickasaws 81 .269, 695 so. in
terest SOB ,334,7s; Choctaws 5000, 800 =
~. interest $40. l44.75. annuities $40
30, Creeks ; 1872 $50. %, interest $780,
5000, 900, interest Sl03, 500.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-12
A Good Cough Medicine

Many thousands have been restored to
health and happiness by the use of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. Ifaiilieted with
any throat or lung trouble, give it a
a trial for IL is certain to prove beneficial
Coughs that have resisted all other treat
ment for years, have yielded to this rem
edy and perfect health been restored.
Cases that seemed hopeless, that the
climate OF famous health resorts failed to
benefit. have been permanently cured by
it's use. Forsale by NJ. Nj. Lewis, Drug
gist.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28

SITUATION WANTED rhorongh prlcti-
e,t bookkeeper and accountant wants ein-
ployment at once. Address 4lS3, this
office.
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H. g. 3. Beers Letter.

New Orleans, February 27,-Liverpooi
adviccs were disappointing, consequently
our market opened l point lower, declined
to 3 additional later on the large receipts
closing at net loss of points on the day,
Bombay receipts for the week were No.
GOO against 1000 last year, showing gain
of 3D., 900 in the aggregate from September
l to date. The Egyptian movement TO date
ans increased 32l 900 over last year, ana
The American crop is practically 10000
I'm excess Of last year; therefore these three
cotton crops to date show On increase or
l.l23OO bales In the supply over la-t
year ana although ordinarily such fea-
lures would exert n depressing influence
on values. they are entirely ignored for the
moment. but eventually they must receive
recognition. With the statistical situation
bcarlsh. and growing more SO daily II is
certainly striking that the market rules
SO steady without any legitimate features
TO @ar ont the theoi les upon which all op-
erations have been based for many weeks
/ i .oWever. while recognizing that these
factors will ultimately regulate prices, Tor
me present opinions are vpluelcss ana TINS
| will continue so until supply ana doman1
exert their influences upon the m1rkrt.
II. & b. Beer.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We hereby announce ourselves as candl'
dates for aldermen Of the city " Houston
OF our respective wards. suHect TO the
hereby declare ourselves IN favor or the
following PLATFORM
1 We favor municipal ownership Ok all
public utilities, and especially favor the
city owning mud operating It's own water
work. and light plant
=. We favor hubble improvements.
3, We favor strict enforcement of all
contracts cutercd Into hy tho city,
1. We favor creating a slnklng fund sur
hcieut TO care for bonds at maturity.
.. We favor that In granting franchises
the city should be wen compensated for
same and her rights well guarded and pro
tccted,
q. We favor the encouragement OF manu-
= We favor union wages and union
). We favor an efficient Ore and police
department
sions as are necessary for the public
schools OF tho city, to meet their pecun,ary
obligations as same mature, ana Tue mE
ing aside of certain percentage OF ths
clty's revenue for their maintenance anu
10 We favor the administration Of the
afIairs OF the city In an economical ana
business Ike mnnper.
First Ward. w. ]. Kohlhaun, Henry
Pulls
THIRD Ward,-G. c. Street. Edgar wat
Fourth ward Herman II. Keller, IT. W.
Archer. =,
Fifth Ward-Robcrt H. Jones' steve ~
SsixtG ward.-w. II. wall, j. q. CASTOR.
/ hereby indnrEe the above platform aud
respectfully solicit the people of hous'
ton To vote for and support the above nam
eu '""u'u'''' ~ '' o. T. Holt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
rHE CLAY MURDER CASE.
Record in the Appeal is Now Nearly
Ready TO Be Sent UP.

Record in the Appeal Is Now Nearly
Readyto Be Sent UP.
Tyler. Texas, February 1.-THE record
In the T. ]. Clay murder case is pow near
" ready to be sent up TO the court OF Grim
inal appeals in session at Dallas. Clay
wns convicted In the district court Of Up
shur county and given twentg-cne yclgs
for the murder of VIII Griffin on the
streets Of Tyler last June.
In presenting the case the prosecuting
ATTORNEY sci up the theory that the x I'M
was the result Of a mutual combat anu
tbot this estopped the defendant p.cadi
self.defonse the defense, however, re \
mon self.deft nse The testimony showed
that there had been trouble over ~
Griffin sought to COLLEGE Tor MS empio;, e .,,
he was assaulted and left the scene OF tne
combat with the statement that ne e, w g NJ
retnrn; Clay awaited aim and Waen Stll
IN returned shooting began. Grlftn Il ING
twice and Clay three times Clay %as IN
hurt but Griffin was struck three tines :
large number Of prominent attorneys up
peared on either side aud, the nnai ont
come Of the case Is watched WIN n4peh III
terest by everyone 10 this section.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
OIL STOCKS TRADE FREELY
AGGREGATE SALES LARGE
IN POPULAR COMPANIES.
Merchants and Mechanics Heavy Seller
Anelo-Amerioau Becky Sharp and
Independence Are Prominent,

Yesterdays session OF the Oil and Stock
Exchange was moderately active and the
Increased trading on portion OF the list
brought the aggregate transfers TO a large
figure.
anglo American for time appeared a
shade weaker when some OF the stock was
obtained OF i7tc. The &c mark was very
quickly recovered however, and none could
he hal for less. while one block brought
lSe higher necky sharp fully held the Pc.
s!tion reached on the forme, day, 50 far
as most 81 the sales We're Conceraci. The
&c basis was not touched on any lot, but
The, bulk az the trades came nearer TO it,
while the closing offers were got SO fayor4.
bic.
Inderendence moved much more freely at
2Nc ana for while It seemed that all the
orders at this price could not be hllel.
Beaumont Confederated gained a notch IN
the estimation of buyers aud after q pur-
chase at 142sc the stock could not be- mad
for lIlbc. GuGey Petroleum made "a sharp
advance bringing a gain of s. on the day
tor "a good sized lot and no responses to
that bid on the close. AIaskemp easily sold
l5c higher and Palestine ana Beaumont In.
creased sc.
ity with new life aud proved the lead ug
seller. There was seemingly no eud To the
demand az 1l2c and after the absorption
uf nearly 10000 shares isuAc more was
given for about 5000 additional shares Vie
tor new fully maintained the strength late
~ developed ana Gcyser OF galveston sold
nj an advance OF 1c. National OH and
Pipe was wanted even az better valuation
but holders went too far for tue reach ol
buycrs ana many deals. Manhattan brought
higher terms as well as Beatty.
new seller appeared on the door II
the Rex Petroleum company and within -
Of tsr wag given for . big block VI the
stock. while no responses were furthci
made to the same o1er.
Beginning with tomorrow the daily cal
al the oil exchange Will start at 1880 a. N
instead of II o'clock
The prices hid and asked and the sale
made were as follows;
UNLISTED STOCK
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R. 3. Morris & Co.'S letter.


Houston, Texas, February 2T.--Liverpool
cables were hardly rs sooi as expected
this morning showing loss of three Amer.
ican points on futures and remaining IN
changed on sales s0CQ bales, whereas the
trade was looking for some response to
the strength displayed in the Ameiicap
markets yesterday.
There was no stimulus 10 trading any
where and dizziness was the rule in all the
ccnterS. The estimates FOR tomorrow
were on a liberal scale, Houston getting
COCO TO COCO bales against $500 last yenI.
and New Orleans 12lOOO to 1S,OOo again I
3oCo last year though II may he stated
that the increase Ia New Orleans Is the re-
suit Of the fact that tomorrow 1. the last
day Of February, and will therefore get all
the ends of the month. There were a
number Of additional notices Loday, but
tnese were promptly stopped by the long
Interest. The certihcatcd cotton Is on
the increase in New York amounting To
some 5000 bales today against 4dtrD
bales short time ago. The report from
spot ceuters Indicated a rather small de-
mand for the actual cotton at the moment,
though holders continue pretty hrm. T1c
trade has reached n point where 1t swms
TO prefer TO wait rather than to make any
commitments, The movement h 5 been
phenomenal but the shorts are still afraid
to sell. The bulls are not buying, al
though they still believe that IL Is only Il
question Of g few days until there will be
n marked dropping of in the movement.
II this is realized II will he difficult to
maintain figures st the present level We
lean, however. to the belief in the falling
Of Of the movement and therefore caution
particularly against any commitments on
the short side, Surface indications are
against the bulls at the moment, but I'M
acrlying conditions are in their favor.
X. Il. Norris Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28

A RELIABLE colored woman wants u joD
of cooking or light hOusework Apply
2U0i Runnels street
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L,sp IS FNLIvENED;
''n MINBER OF PRICE CHANGES
Flour Deellnes-Suear Adj
Io"' More observation-disclosures
sweet Potatoes High.

n. u,.le market Is assuming a
rss favorable weather enllvens
i I'd for fruit and produce and en-
N. ss,,sr movement to characterize
~ Mapv new and choice articles
nj VIVA and the consumption is taking
Bd1 giving apu Wv
rssr front
y made decline of sc on all grades
h r,rht and Star full weight can
- Y. selling %@1c lower
C ,,r,oad lot of Colorado potatoes
,sloaded and moved conspicuously
zoe day.
En- an. has Increased &c in price
h " y, w. Indicate that an early upward
IS "a N take place on ssal rope.
|staa N, yellow. clarified and fancy
.,r,need 1c. The rise is caused
[sIsI5 ~ II stocks throughout the conn
hi n !, are remarkably high for the
me year aud arrivals yester-
IVA -, blr prices. Gobhlers sell
Inv, 10 and hens around So
W VI .otstoes have taken another up
,rde and are becoming a very
nnmodlty. Prices range from S1,10
/ |, 4 N yellow yams, which are even
get at that.
ptcviar vent lower yesterday and trading
y . u !, much at a standstill Some sales
Reiss,, N nj 1ec and some at 1sc, while
[nal VI ,tstIty Of buyers postponed trading
Pi ,Is i further drop in the next day
s,,tst on lemons at New Orleans
/ sN' fully up to former prices while
F. New York has declined ia some
|uEL Oh m account Of the presence of
|ou, on stock. The local situation has moi
n - sa W. Msu Affected.
/ y gS1l \, receipts Of strawberries were
RetgnsS Ind found ready purchasers. The
|cna Sui .rs received manifest a splendid arr
49,. cultivation Of the plant in South
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28

LADY OF refinement desires position as
companion or hOusokeeper with Sood
homo; references l.. y. c.. this office. :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
CARROLL & Richardeon's Letter.


Houston, Texas, February 27.-with
estimates at Houston and New Orleans
excessively heavy and promise tlHt
the into sight will be about 10000
against 167,o0O last year, it was quite sur
prising that the market held as firm as it
did. Besides the large movement in
America the bulls have heavy receipts at
Bombay to contend with But the move.
meut Of cotton is not all there /, for the
bears to contend with. Reports from all
sections Of the South say. full acreage Of
cotton is out of the question for the COM
ing season, due to the high prices Of corn
and provisions, the large area of Texas
which Mexican boil weeyll promises to in
fest, and the general disposition on 'ze
part of factors and merchants to restrlgt
advances. The lenrs contend thHt the
next crop has nothing to DO with the price
of cotton now, but we believe that the rem
nants Of the crop will hiring fancy prices,
providing indications later on do not prom
Use n large yield for the coming sea on,
Many notices on March contracts W re
again issued In New York today, all he gg
stopped by the same Philadelphia hou -.
Reports from Southern mills In the Old
States say business IS brisk and spiudles
will soon he running night and dav to fll
considerably IN the next few days, h
Notwithstanding this the position Of Marc
Is well held over the later months, show i 4,
couclusiycly that the bulls are I'm a POSI-
tlou To control values II they wish. I.N-
crpoo closed l-GI lower than Yesterday
and is due TO be LEA lower tomorrow
Cargil x Richardson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
oonRI Ar sAN AUGUSTINE.
An important Land Case May Come Up
for Trial at This erfn.

for Trial at This Term
san Augustine, Texas, February Pc
n,strict coprt Is now in session Owing
to the non.ardval Of Judge DAVIS uue "
the storm, II. p. Tongue was eiecVeu ~,
clai Judge and the grand and petit lurieS
were organized. 49,.
Among the visiting attorneys are Gglss'
nv p. Thomas Of Georgia and Judge MAT Nat
~ ~ nrnnmont. They are here % looA
az 4. suit recently brought by charles
No, against DR.. Harrison and elgat
cen other citizens for so seres Of mns
which takes IN about on hsli or tnS Dv ,,'s,
80 dele hsvr been y Possession OF ta'
isrd Tor nearly half q century. -
A. NJ Blourit OF Nacogdoches and 9. y
~. Center are a'so In attendance Oh
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WEAK MEN--Arc YOU nervous, fretful
and gloomy Is your sleep broken? Have
you pains and aches ia Different parts Of
your bodyg Is your back weak and pain
ulG Have you lost the vigor OF Nouthf
Are you Rheumatic and Gontyl Have YOU
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waste OF vital force The gentle stream OF
Electricity from nr McLaugh.n's Electric
Bell going into the nerves and weak parts
for hours every night soon replaces all the
lost energy aud makes every organ perfect.
II cures permanently In every ease. Write
today for my beautiful s0.pagc book, 1t is
sent free, sealed, aud Is full Of truths for
weak men. Address
nR. NJ A. rLACGHLIN,
401 Linz Building Dallas. Texas.
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I .otstoes have taken another up
',rde and are becoming a very
~ .nmodlty. Prices range from S1.l0
4 ~ yellow yams, which are even
ret at that.
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RRANcH cAsF on rRIAL.

Il VIII Probably Occupy the Rest OF
the Week
Liberty Texas, February 97.--In the suit
Of the State ". Wharton Branch both sides
announced ready at l O'Clock this after.
noon and It will likely take the remainder
OF the week before the case Is decided. "
=. Douglas and Brocliman are the attorneys
for defendant aud exProsecuting Attorney
Carter and Judge NJ. d. Rayburu are as
sistlng Prosecuting Attorney Mccall.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-28
DRIED FRuITs Avn NUTS.

APPLES-Fancy eyaporated, 5O-lb boxes,
ohGiatac; lib cartons, fancy, l012ci cartons,
choice, 9Isc; choice eY8porated, Sac sun
dried 6Mc.
APRICOTs- Per lb, loose. lolsGilc.
CIIhON--m iU-lb boxes, lie.
CURRANTS-2 boxes, cleaned, bulk,
SI46lsc. lib cartons. 9i5M11c
DATES lib packages, I12@sci Fard
dates, Dc; Hallowel. bulk, cob boxes,
5GI8c.
FIGs- Imported, l2I.G15c.
PEACHES-Choice new stock, sAW9c.
RAISlNS-~C California, 3-ciOwn, l.. l..
boxes, Slo5Ql 10; h-lb boxes, L. NJ raisins,
6O6fTOc; a-crown l.. NJ. ralsins, 5O-lb boxes,
TlhGfT4c; 3-erown, l.. NJ, ISlMsc.
PRl1NES-C California, 90-1oOs, Sc; s0-90s,
sac; 7Os0s, &c; 6o-Tos, 6lac; JO-6Os, lei 40
50s, Sc,
NUTs-B Brazil 1G9l7c per ID; nlberts,
Sicily, 13c; California walnuts, l3ulieF
penlnts, fancy hand picked 60Ghc; No.
3, $4,000; Jumbo, I@IIe almonds, Tara
gona 16@l7c per ID "a saeksi California
| monies. Sc.
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THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
Boyd Is Preparing His Report on the APP
pellate Courts.

pelate CoGrLs'
Austin Texas, February 2L-Representa.
tive Boyd OF the Legislative investigating
committee 7ct. rned this morning from Dal-
las. Fort Worth and Tyler, where he has
been for the past week checking up the
courts Of civil and criminal appeals. lie y
now OF work preparing his report on tle
subject and viii summit ! { vi hin tAe hpHt
few DAYS He STATED today tnat he Woull
70 to san Antonio in the morning 20 check
So the expense account Of the. court OF ciNil
apreals Viii h Is located ~ th1t ,Tp'at,
uetrgseBtaIiye Shanhon and several
clerFs ere san al work on the quarantine
department ~,
Chairman Henderson and Senator stapofd
are both out OF town.
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savunnlIl chann,d Hands.

Lake Charles, La, February 27--The
Toomey Lumber company. recently formed.
has purchased the sawmill and machinery
at Jacksonville and 100000 feet OF stand
ing timber for $1,000.
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les were HEAVY STAPLES

HEAVY STAPLES.
i anl NIXON Powder, per key, 800;
) pa5 Nsder, SlG5 per keg; drop shot,
held N4J; buck. Si.T0.
te tdua : Extra short clear, In sacks,
er sa:, slegulars, l0&@llci boxed, Ae
IT'D xllts, llAGl2c
W AND TIES - Bagging, olb,
~; Arrow ties, less than car
.ttef, nom Houston, Sl.25.
a. MI -Slick, wrapped basis "a. No, 2,
~ ID; No. l, full weight, basis
imales per 10; special sizes, lac high
he usIi' sgl5c, as to quality.
,uw rans SsSsrr full weight, Toe; Gran
ing, 81 ss.l l0lsc; Electric Lights, She,
II sef's ,,aezsxsSEuand, $2,75d3.2o; Rosen-
ver he -lle, fair, sikaslic: prime, ga
M q sgl0c; fancy, 10iad11c; Pea
! Use q Cordoya, 13lac; roasted
riut flel as.skle's Arlosa, basis i00lb
Ills eHeT "a y s9esred; Apex, 11.40c; Lion,
tbess II eeal Mocha and Java, lib
trade 1oena and Java blend, III
love- s3 tn pals, ls&c; Information.
.acd iorf lib tins, lSXc; . and Alb
te 8 "a Royal Anna Mocha ana Java,
NO. bulk, 26c.
c-A G soda, bulk, boxes,
: HNons, per dozen soc; ginger
bolps1 nsseMs- g; stage planlss, Bihc;
o pe e 9sss fslb sacks: Fancy nigh
ERE Is " <, sssncy, half patent, "a %;
from S'osi 24-lb sacks, Zoe per bar
tAroas x ~ u wood Toe per barrel
'llsa : EsoTs eooDs-Grlts. hominy
sa IN 4Nll sacks. ner saek
r--r--i,rI'.E ~. y SGlh sacks, Sc. 10 per
N ,ssscas. Scotch oats. S3N5,
Mn. s2ie; Columbia OATS 80 so
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pAlNrs. oILs An GLASS.

White lead, per cwt, strictly pure, s0.25;
Tarpentinc per ease. two 5gallnn cans.
500; barrel lots 1oc per gallon. Mineral
paints, zoe per gallon, Window glass 30
per cwt. SiO 0. Tiuseed Oil, hest, bil'od.
GAm10c Ready mixed house paints. 81 Oo1t
: 30 per gallon according 90 brand; mineral
paints. Coo per gallon. Window glass, 50
per cent of January list.
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on English BAYOU vita a morphine bottle
beside him. The finding Of his body start
ed a report a. Welsh that another victim Of
Batson had been found.
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HEALTH OFFICER.

rho pos, Is authorized 10 announce Dr.
W NJ Rrunhy MS d candidate for CITY
Health OFFICER. subject to the action OF
The democratic primaries.
hereby announce myself as a candidate
Tor health oidccr, subject to the action OF
the democratic primaries NJ =, n