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Int minute compromise Is nnde. and the
mills keep running. aud this may hc the
outcome now. LNerpaol a.iyircs this morn.
ihE were extremely favorable deliveries be-
iLg AGA higher than yesterday, spots 3-,ia
higher but 36i decline tomorrow Is due to
meet our markets The following was re-.
cciNcd from Liverpool: "Neiii Will issue n
circular trimming his estimate TO barely IL
COCOON aud makes the consumption OF cot.
ton In America 4, 10000 bales In view of
the fact that Mr.. Ncll has previously all
hered stubhOrnly TO l I .2l0.OOO and that the
estimate of American consumption is a ma
tcrihl increase upon his previous figures
and considerable above other estimates ex.
cept my own, ] am Of the opinion TINT Nv.
Nell and tho interests he represents are
recognizing the inevitable aud becoming
hullsh.' Baton Rouge tLhO stock 21Un
bales, against 1900 last year, go per cent
less on plantations. Macon. Ga., great ex.
haustiOn IN uncoupted towns ana phuta.
tons Ellison rcitcretes American con
sumption at 10 100000 bales Manchester,
cloths and yarns quiet. The movement les
getting lighter daily, aud con 'itions on
their face are more hullish than nj Eny time
this season, aud still the make docs not
show the improvement it should il Is
quite evident that the bear Interests are
7 king the short side with more confidence,
but we do not see how thew can force their
position under existing conditions
Cargll & Richardson.
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LONDON WOOL AUCTION SALES.
The Attendance Was Good and the Com

The Attendance Was Good and the Com
petition Was Spirited.
London March 13.--rho offerings, at dn In,
WOOL auction sales today numbered 1899
bales. The attendance was large ana com
netitlon spirited Demand was good, espe'
emily from the home trade. The sales III
detail: ...,.,., ~,
greasy 39iMl0d. 800, o.,,7,s
Queensland l2,l0o bales scoureu oueSi'
45d greasy 4Admls Sd. ,,,,.
South Australia 400 bales secured "Au'
west Australia 24Oo bales; greasy 3hd@
New Zealand 1900 bales; secured 5@6d'
greasy fAmTAd. ,,,,, -.
Cane Of Good Hope and Natal 1000 paIes'
secured sd0ls 0iad; greasy 3R1Sl2d.
Falkland Islands TOO greasy -32HTAu'
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New York Cotton.

New York, March 13.-The cotton mar
kct opened to points higher today these
figures subsequently proving to be about
the highest for the day. July improved a
single point further after which heavy real
izing by commission houses aud active bear
hammerlnc gradually forced the whole list
OF Strike talk from Fan River, Au;
gusta aud Lancashire England, combined
with free port receipts and large interior
movement. had Il tendency TO disturb me
less reliant longs and furnished ammnni.
ton for the bear leaders number or
prominent room bulls devoted the early
session to slipping out Of commitments,
while support from investors was very
slim Mt best There were occasional rallies
on Aurries of covering to secure prohts, but
the market invariably suffered fresh reaC
ton later under renewed selling for both
accounts In the afternoon bear aggres-
sion was very marked and during the lass
half hour vigorous attack was made on
MAY and July. with the result that these
options sold of 10 81 and s. S3 respective
| N. The close was steady, with prices net
| 4 TO ii points lower, Total sales were cstl
| mated at 10000 bales.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

Memphis, Tenn. March 1s.-Cottouseed
oil. prime crude 80: on crude 33d34; prime
s,mmer yellow 35; choice cooking summer
yellow AZ. Meal and cake, prime 22.OVd
% 70 OF 2O.50de1.Oo
New Orleans. March i3.-cottonseed oil.
refined in barrels 405; on refined 30ls;
nri1ne crude loose "a
New New Ysrk. March lS.-c0ttOussed oil
dull
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BUTTER AND EGGS,

Ct Louis March Poultry firm;
c,irEcns siBda; turkeys i04"l2; ducks
M, geese ia5 Butter steady; creamery
.ni1nT. dairy 1921 Eggs higher 10.
chicago. March Butter hrm' cream
cr,. fS5i95. dairy 1sd23. cheese steady
IN. o,1ot. Eqes hrmcr; fresh l5H,
Ncv York Morch Is. Eggs, receipts a.,
1sg pgcFacrs. steady; western at mark 10
southern Mt mark l6M 80,
Kansas city, March IL. Eggs higher j"
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New York Dry Goods.

New York. March 13.-The market for
dry goods shows a stihrening tendency. 1t
seems certain tina a strike will be in
sugurated at Fail River Monday and other
centers are likely 10 show an acute labor
crisis within tho next few days. Sellers
In view of this unsettled condition are
showing Increasing reserve. The general
demand Ia fair. hut orders are being turned
down In a number Of cases.
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Richard Cooke & Co.'S Letter.

H uston. Texas. March 13.-The market
opened strong this morning at an advance
Of s points, but on the reported strike at
FAN River soil on steadily 70 the close.
Tha situation Is stiI shroUded In mystery;
Soil and Pr,ce are wide apart as to the
anal outcome. Liverpool is due 70 be 2i2-0i
lower tomorrow. Richard Cooke q co.
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PANTS. OILS AND GLASS.

White lead, per ewt, strictly pure $S 55S;
sTc SaSr s era ber S' ease. two 5gallop cans
psiat5, G1c per gallon, Window, glas osbF ~
etlan reds. per cWt, $l,oo yS SesN hi ed,
Go zoe. Ready mixed house paints Si noysi
$50 pur gallon. according To- brand; mH 50
nafnts. 90 per gallon. Window glass; o.
49,. .f NJ off January list.
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caroiu & Richardson's Letter

Houston, Texas, March 1S.-Cotton De". -
used the threatened strike at Fan HNer -
hammer the market this afternoon clos,ns
Mt quite decline from the strong opcu,a ,,,
this morning. Five trade unions tneie
go out next Monday, 10000 people oslns ~,
volved. We have seen these tnre..ea .s.
strikes numbers Of times before pu1 ~ 'N'
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NO1TCE Of Firm Incorporation Houston
rcxas. February y. 1902 Notice is
hereby given that the Arm Of Carson,
Scwail 4 CO., composed OF Philip Il. Car.
son. 4. w. Scwall, W. b thew and
Fannie W. Calhoun. fcmc sole, doing
lnIrcss under snld firm n1me in the city
Of Houston, Harris county, Texas, desire
change OF the firm name, pursuant to the
provisions of the general laws OF Texas,
ara thereupon grant, sell AMI transfer 10
such CORPORATION all the property, good
Will assets aud other business Of sail
firm. and to ;hen dissolve. whereupon said
corporation win carry on the business ~
said firm, of Carson. Sewali a. Co. 81
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A Revival at BRYAN.

Prvsp, Texas. March IL A rcvlv1l h..
ran AT the Baptist church IN this city 70.
nIabt conducted by Rev, Mcconnell. He
is accompanied by Mr.. farrell, Que n TIE
various churches viii cooperate IN the
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WIRE NAILs-S2,95 base per key;
RkRBED WIRE Galvanized, Glldden,
SO. SO per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, $3.50
per 100 lbs
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GRAIN AND Hay.

JraItrs Sharca IRON Store 5@l0c more per
l66 lbs on Gram, 2q3c per hl S on o %a''
and corn, and leuii9c P,sr ,d lI ~ II o" '"'
WHEAT sHORTs-Per 100 lbs Sl'Zo9
100. -o,ao,o
suRN CUOPS-Pure. 81 4G4l 10
U2Y@AifaIfa. $i4. T5@15 90: choice Tin tllni
othy. S1aU0Ml9.5O; South texas Pr ~ .rrt.
bnv. IS OOd1O. 90: North Texas anu
. tnrv hnY 81 OO6flS 90.
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ARNOLD & ROBERTS have this day DIS.
sol ed their real estate partnership by
mutual consent, H. A. Arnold, real es.
tate, rental aud loan agent, Is now To-
Gated in office 81 Binz building citizens
phone 400, and win he pleased to meet
all who are looking for bargains in real
estate also those who are anxious TO
sell, that | may list them. City property
a speciality II
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r,I. mednm grades 13dlTla; light npc y
al. heavy Cue 1oa11 tub washed l'a2i
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TYPEWRITERS.

VISIBLE touch TypeVrning On the "Bnck =
No. .. $50; No. Z, $50; 5000 In use;
special holiday prices for cash. w. II.
Russell, general agent. Dallas Texas. II
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BOARD-ROOMS WANTED.

WASTED Board and lodging with private
family by couple with two children; ref
crencos exchanged. Address 6i3l, this
office 16
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING--Notics
IS hereby given that the annual meet
Ing Of stockholders OF the Galveston,
Houston and Northern Railway Com
II the company 10 the city OF Houston,
Harris county, Texas at IL o'clock a,
M on the 2Jth day OF March, 1902, AND
that the annual meeting OF the board OF
directors OF said company Will I've held
at the same place and on the Same day
Immediately after the adjournment OF the
said annual meeting OF the stockholders.
g. B. Seger Secretary. 81
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NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the IIous-
ton ana Texas Central Railroad company
viii be held M the general office Of the
company IN the city OF Houston, Harris
county, Texas, at II o'clock noon, on Mon
day, the 9TH day OF April 1907. and that
the annual meeting Of the board OF direc.
tors OF said company viii he held at the
same place and on the same day, inime-
diate,y after the adjournment OF the said
annual meeting of the stockholders. wm.
II, Field. Secretary, 4-T-o2
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LOST, FOUND, STOLEN.

SMALL tan colorcd leather purse on Clay
between Main and era wfOrd contained
money. Reward II returned TO 1917 Main;
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS..

prAN-S Tr,,ortoJ ,o,.,. ,,rs ,a.1;l3.o.
Bny9u. AZ English diied 354c; pink ";
GHiifEorTrio a.. i'm N' io a.
Irehoi. ,y,y Fl 5o nn, bnsHal. EaiiforTit
ih,i4I I5fllo n,ro s+or oq1,o4, d,tr,. on1o
., ii'-p'ue H'"ii 5,. u"'' -gs0
'V'2"g snfS
i,,roI, MIMI is1Lr. D1isy snli1g ie5,I3
rri"ig ~ Ii,viols enecioi iSS. GTyltci
T WI 1"9 CounIS Lo'IS' toS EiuP ur Sl,tS
dpiry bi,icks @oc. Idcsl lie. pur7itv
creamery. 20 ana 30Ih tubs. 22c; alb
po ,ItT Glitter F in pai Gg ioa2oe so''u l''
CABBAGE-tBQi&ic.
CUEEST;-Wiscons full cream rolls 15c;
WISCONSIN fun cream daisies 14xQ14Iac;
Wisconsin half cream, 121aGt13c.
KR4UTHNcw.s in half barrels, saO00
3.25
ONIONS-Pcr ponnd. 3ls@3hc
PEPPER Chile. new, l51l5c per pound ;
p,0TAT6F!s- 81 15d1 20; seed
potatoes, l1.peck sacks, So. 49, 10peck
sacks, So, 1908, 30.
PEANiFS-Jumbo, per pound IMTAc;
49,, 1&s-E% Sew Texas, PEI per pound loc.
POULTRY-Chlckens hens good So. 501
3 10; frycrs. large. SO. 5Oa3 IS; brollers,
81. 25Q2. 70. mixed lots, So OU6t3 %; cocks,
5. 90: geese, full feathered, " s. tJa5 90;
b IiaMe' $40 0GSi15 90 '0'O0' wi N''' s'0'
low va,ms e. oa551 X hnshni arcording 70
G am %'''s ~
TON ATOEs - Florida. 6-basket crates.
60 o5Sj9 70. 6fevlcan' o.basket crato 50 ~
~ ~ G0. 4 BASKET crate So 90
@3CaELERYESSW White plume per crate. 50. so;
hhT rpc buH San 'Vq0'' '0aS' County pe'
'"''N'' 'o0'
rRI-ITs
| am, 80 - ~, nj. ., osaz IN
| Aftl.ESc Fancy Sen pa avs 20 ZosIo 90;
O., ia -. IA ~ s-l'ooSe' Fl'ooSIl'o' paehcu
~ i'u-'"' ptre 60 o.,o,., os nor h,,sbe
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H. & 3. Beers Cotton Letter.


New Orleans, March 13.--Liverpool was
more favorable than expected anil our mar
ket IN sympathy opened TO points high
or, subsequently declined II points from
the top on the continuance Of liberal re-
celpis and the threatened strike at Fal
River, the combination by MIR, Ellison Of
his cstlm>c of 1J4OO,UG0 bales for Amer
lean consumption AMI the restricted demand
for spots, closing with net loss of 5 points
Oh the day
Bombay receipts for the week were $4,000
bale. uE'In#t 4S,uOO last wear, aggrcgating
from September / to date 1,44I00l bales,
against A.,o4,OUo laSl year, OF an excess OF
3OSNu bales.
Fall River advlces says that tho opera
tiNts union met nst piCht md decided with
piactiCal unanimity to strike work Monday
morning for 10 per cent Increase In wages.
IL the manufacturers iu the interim do not
aeCcte 10 ther trrtus there W II be 25,0Ol
operatives affected and more than 1000
co.. invested capital he made unpruduCtlve.
This report coming In, coupled With aavlce'
from Manchester stHilag that short TIME
was increasing, naturally had nm unfavora
bic cficct upon values. Nevertheless, it. Il
claimed By many that the movement VII
certainly decrease next week, owing TO th'
small spot sales put through In the interi2
during the last eight or ten days Whll'
the receipts may decrease In consequences o
the limited demand II must not be f0lgot
ten that the movement must decrease 936
OuD hplcs Tor the balance Of the season Il
make the crop 100000 bales. Mr.. Elu
son is finn in his estimate of lO,4Oo,oD 70
American consumption, and says the wore
will not and can not use any more unde
B present conditions. Sentiment continues YER
bulllsh however. and buying Is only cheekc
by the present uufavor1blc features IN IN
, situation. II Il Il. Beer.
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3. 3. MONS & coz Letter.

was the point to which all members OF the
board of trade looked today There was "A
meeting OF the union operatives there last
night and it was unanimously decided that
the men would strike on March II unless
the manufacturers concluded to grant them
the advance Of 10 per cent in the mean
time If the strike goes into effect 10000
men viii be affected ana more than SoOOol,-
600 invested capital will be tied up. Mr..
Borden posted notice at the Iron Works
mills THIS morning of an advance of 10 per
cent, and this tended to further complcate
the situation by making the proposition or
the union men all the more secure.
The well sold condition Of the mills on
most lines of manufactured products, as
previously pointed out in these letters, VIII
cause the manufacturers to think twice be-
fore they will let the strike order go into
effect, but wages are said to be at the high
est now for years,
But there was steady wave of lquida-
tion and short selling was checked at this
time only by the light estimates for Hous'
ltou and New orleans tomorrow The open
ing advance In New York of 4 to points
had been lost on July and August at the
close of the first hour Of the afternoon ses
sion. wrip May had dropped points under
last nights close.
AS indicated yesterday, the strike sltun
| tion at Fall River will cause check to the
upturn recently in progress by reducing
! speculation; aud IL may be splendid time
| 10 take the profits already in sight. Sell
| ing on the short Side, however, Is attn ar
! unsafe proposition, because aside from th'
( threatened strike, the situation Is conhrmet
/ bullish II. b, Morris & Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICE--We have appointed A.
r. Kiesling. druggist, SOP Main. our ex.
elusive agent for Houston. who will carry
q complete stock Of our Homeopathic
Remedies. Luyues Homeopathic Remedy
co. as
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or STOLEN--A male and fe
male Scotch Terrier The female has
small spots all over and answers to the
name Of Jip, Dog. large black spotsi
reward. Berng Mfg. Co, German
street. 10
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N'C4YF's DEFECTIVE AGENcY---Fu
nlsh detectives Tor banks, lawyers, cor.
poratlons and others HOUSTON. texas: y
s. q. COTTON u BROS. Fire INSURANCE
Agents and Adjnstfrss - Msla 81. y
JOHN +. KOPF, undertaken and emoaiees;
1014 Prairie avenue; phones 6SI i,.,x
OTTR PHONE NUMBER Is 400. Houston
Plumbing and Manufacturing Coz. ~
Main street. 4 49,. =
TEXAS SECRET SERVICE BUREAU--
Erperlenced and BONDED detectives for
wafchmen for day or night scrfice, n.
n. Cure. general manager. Soo* As17
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WANTED TO rent for seven days a grand
phonugraph or an pedestrian stare
weight. size and number Of records Ad'
~
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n TITLE WANT ADS
H. bring big results.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED BY Law TO
ACT AS ADMINISTRATOR, Excel
TOR. GUARDIAN AND TRUSTEE IN.
WILLS, AND ALSO AS TRUSTEE IN
DEEDS or TRUST. WRITE FOR
PAMPHLET,
HOUSTON LAND T. TRUST COM.
PANY, HOUSTON. IL
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NOTINE-Annu0l meeting. ONCE OF Hous-
ton, Oak Lawn aud Magnolia Park Rail
way company. Houston, Texas. March
]. 1902 Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the board OF
directors Of the Houston, Oak Lawn and
Magnolia Park Railway company will he
held at tue office OF the company at
Houston, Texas, on Monday, April Z, lOO2.
IT II o'clock a. M, pursuant to the bylaws
OF the company, for the transaction OF
such business as may como before tine
meeting Notice is also hereby given tnnt
the regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Houston, Oak Lawn and
Magnolia Park Railway company will be
hold ut the office Of the company at Hous-
ton Texas, ON Monday April Z, 1907. at
~ o'clock noon, pursuant 60 the bylaws
VI the company fo- the purpose Of elect
ing a board Of directors to serve for the
ensuing year and for the transaction OF
such other business as may come before
the meeting Horace Booth, secretary.
4a.02
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WAN TED TO RENT.

WANTED no RENT Three or four unfur-
nished rooms, with modern couvenicnceS.
for light housekeeping; first class refer.
cnccs given. Address at once, giving fun
particulars, G49S, this office. u
WANTED Three or four unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping modern con
venienccs; desirable ,noighborhood; no
children; references given and required.
6427 this office II
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$50 REWARD will be paid fer evidence
that will lead to the conviction Of the
person or persons who broke the fasten-
fngs and locks to my pasture fence; me
pasture IS eight miles west from CITY on
the Westheimer road. Conrad Berlng. 70
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LOST between Turner hall and Fannin
on Prairie one pair gold framed glassesi
finder return to cashier this office ana
receive reward. ~
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NUN ~ Aff = fAN hilfIDbhN hlEEl-
ting Notice Is hereby elycn that a special
meeting of The stockholders Of the New
York, Texas and Mexican Railway Com
directors to assemble at the general Of
fec Of tho said company in the town Of
Victoria at o'clock p. M on the 18th
d9y Of Aprl, 1902, for the purpose OF
authorizing and providing for an amend
meut TO the charter or articles Of lncor-
poratton Of said company so as to author
lie said comapny-
~ 10 extend by construction from
the present terminus thereof ut Van
NleNrs- station, In Matagorda county.
thence In southeasterly direction
through the county OF Matagorda and
into Brazora county for n distance OF
about twenty miles from said Van Week
station, the branch railroad already con-
Structcd pursuant TO an amendment OF
the charter or articles of incorporation
Of said company filed November Z, 1899,
from connection with the main line Of
said company at Wharton to said Van
Week statlon and 10 locate, construct,
maintain and operate said extension OF
railroad.
t2l And to project and provide for
locating, constructing owning. maintain.
ing and operating such other branch line
or lines Of railroad extending either from
connection or connections with the
main line Of railway owned by said COM
pAuy. or from n connection with the
aforesaid branch line Of railroad now ex-
tending from Wharton to Van Week sta
ton as the stockholders at such meet
Ing shall determine. b. NJ. Smith,
Secretary New York, Texas and Mexican
Railway Company 4.18
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LOST-Collie pup about 10 weeks old;
tnwny color with four white feet white
face and breast. Reward at 1918 Rnsk
avenue. 10
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eompsrison Of these quotations shows
tsny advantages in favor Of Houston as a
thoiesale market. When the buyer c9nsld-
|,S,s freight rates he will ind that even
ESep the ouotable ngures at other mar
Iets are lower. the price finally paid Is
saSorSIy greater The prices are those rnl-
RI among Houston Wholesale merchants
ma are revised daily.
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s160 coo TO LoA:1 ON Houston business or
residence property; one TO ten years; at
lowest rates q interest; monthly pay
ments II desired; no delay IN getting your
money Apply to ~ l. Mills, PIG Main
ieet, or address r. o. Box 1903. II
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PROFESSIONAL.

WELLS 10 dig In or about town; VIII fur
nlsh pipe aud pump; guarantee plenty
water FOR $50. Address 6io6, this otnes;
Is
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A ZTRFR. 2Il MilAm street. pays high
csi prlcc for old clothing, Shoes hatsi
dron postal viii call. 80
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PRODUCE.
tsaad. AeA
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/ FAY THE HIGHEST PRICE for second
hand clothing hints, shoes. etc Drop
postal aud | win call. II. Stlvcrherg, No,
AOS Milam AZ
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WANTED TO BUY.

SECOND HAND CASH REGISTER want.
tod J !. rastorlaa rag, ana liiho:
Co., Houston. u
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PAY highest prices for copper, brass, zine,
lead, scrap Iron. sacks bottles and ropes;
send postal aud we will call Tor your
iuuk; country shipments solicited. Louis
Kamlnsky phones, new 4tB, old LOS aVi
HrnNtMm. llnMAlOM. ~
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WANTED Bargains In city property. I'M
proved and unhnprovodi also outside
led VIII not deal through agents. Al
dress Box 1i6 ],
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around Houston; land notes bought aud
extended, William w. Anderson, Sl0i2
Ngiu street Is
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FINANCIAL.

AXE You ~ on EST or a large business
house In the business center of the citY2
III so. we are Ia position to build same
for You I'm a thoroughly up to date man
nor II Interested, call or write T.. Mos,
l.,.nl n o. Ii
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| WANTFD- heavy draft horses for
| logging give weight and price W. ?,
! Dickson shepherd Texas. II
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MANI 10 Buy CHEAP. horses and ponies
Of any Kind r NJ. Duncan, vO24a Con
gIess avenue Jewel Roomiug House. -
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MONEY TO LOAN on Improved farms,
ranches Houston business and residence
property; onsiest terms lowest rates OF
Interest Rogers & Webb Klam building,
Houston, VI
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MOVING FREE-l buy, move. pack store
and loan money ana charge no interest
with me: an storage moved free. I. L.
LOTUS phone 96B 2il Milan street. IL
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SMALL LOANS on pianos and other securi-
ties j Sutton, l0l0ls Texas avenue. 3-23
COMPANIES Incorporated, promoted, guar.
uuteed ana financed; stock taken In pay
ment for services; good propositions want
Mining ana Investment CO., 500 Post
street, San Francisco, Cal. established
1902; r. $ licensed stock brokers. 31S