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ISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

caused satisfactory sale. rrices -,,. -oe,
Zoe per bunch. sS'' W.
mere was large quantity OF Texas
''na'oes en- the market and prices went mn
unaef the brisk demaud. The copd,uo,,
was generally good and sales were ,nasa =,
6oa65c per crate. -
Prices on peaches continued 10 show I'm
proNemen', despite a small increase in re-
eeipts Fancy varieties easily hrourht
around Zoe and the lower grades varied as
low as 55c per crate Elbertas ara scare,
and bring 81.
Aspergren & Co.'S market letter on cotton
sccd oil from New York says: "rrospscts
for the growing crop have continued yer,
good and have brought about an easier feel.
ing for rev crop options, and il has a,s,
naturally affected the new crop months 10
some extent, but there mas been fair de.
mand for prompt and August oil Of
NIL grades and prices therefore have
remained comparatively steady for these de.
liveries While the dem md Is not heavy
enough TO bring about higher prices for the
moment. II has lately been OF a character
to steady The market considerably and
make producers less disposed to further re-
duce their prices The new crop months
are selling at n very heavy discoun. anl
there Is no disposition to discount thcin
further We would therefore call The mar.
ket Arm at the decline from last week an
the feeling Is less bcarlsh than what Il
has been before
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'1N tks- PeoIsee
Z sAat you tsamt
SITUATIoNS--MALE.

WANIED--At once, posltier as hookkeepcf
assistent clerk or treyeiihs salesman or
anything' age II. besl " references as e.
this pnlce. Is
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orr HARNESS PhlCES are figured with
out rent or expensive show sp0ce. quick
sales small profits Mosehdrt n Keller
company. rs
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METALS.

New York, August IL In lead there was
little change noted in prices, which re-
London was unchanged al fiji rs Cd Spell
ter ruled arm on a moderate demand and
absence of offerings Spot was quoted Mt
3. As. The English market was unchanged
at f1s lbs 81. Domestic iron was in fiIr
demand for the season and the undertone
was steady Prices were unchanged. War,
rants were nomnal No. / foundry, North
ern, % 00d25 90: No. 2 foundry, Northern
%, ood23. 90; No. / foundry. Southern. % %
M2300; No, / foundry, Southern. soft. 200
@23 90. Glasgow WAS unchanged and Md
diesboro a tribe higher, at sis ND
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CANNED GOODS.
I'm FRIJlTs-Apples. 3-lb, Y5ca
|Issspples, sliced, S1.lU; eyeless anu
/ gsyals5; extra grated, 500;
In sc; strawberries, lib, $l.lua
[,kberrles, lib, stEsls5c; peaches,
etl.l5.
n, lsiyjc. Bib, full weight, SLID;
Esronds, SjMgOc: BID, seconds,
|l;. okra and tomatoes, lib, 500;
'sraut, BIB, 9WdgJc; California as
giIlb 81 .2jGl3.JO. according to
Ilb asparagus salmon, cans, $1.oU
Thaksd beans, 3-lo. zoe; 2-lp
mans y5c; 2lb kidney beans,
IN strlngless beans, Sl.29; lib
m peas, Sl.OO; 2-lb American petit
IHgl,I5; extra Maine corn, Sl.l5n
I'M style corn. 95cd$1.00 standard
s1g5c, seconds, SjMgOc.
FVRNlA FRulT-EX.ra standard
peaches, lemon cling, Sl.9JM2.OU;
Crawford. Sl.6jdl,U5; black cher
white cherries, S2.250I2.3Q;
Sl.slql,90: strawberries, S2.U1td
,us, sl.65dl.75 grapes, Sl.GOQl.To;
Nc per dozeu less than extra
prices.
gb M0LASSES-P. * 2. Old Tasn.
aliens. $40 per case: u gallons,
i case; "a gallons, S375 per case;
iil brand, fancy rable syrup. quart
o. Dor dozen 3 B X Co.. Creole,
10, Bib, SlS5; 6ib, s. 35; N-lb,
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\, WERE UNCHANGED.
NJ 4 aF MODERATE VOLUME.
| rota,oes Arrive--laroer
", Y, Colorado celery--Texas
n Eggs Firmer'

,o,hlps Of unusual interest In
'.' = market yesterday and trade
~, uossrate volume, with a well
Y demand
4, !, cabbage ran rather low and
Ppo .r,iceably frmer around $3.50
! II. ,Hr,iIon is somewhat easier
s w. are freely made around 49, 70
u
az valley potatoes arrived and
anon the market at the same
I.uspi 6oae5c.
-. are armer and selling about
~ The situation Is due more to
.,oplles than an improved de,
!, quantity of Colorado celery ar,
4. good demand 1t received
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..,,.on Of these quotations shows
..,,ves in favor of Houston as a
.,s.t when the buyer consld-
,,0,s,s 10 be derived from Hons
In, rates he will hnd that even
roo.sble figures at other markets
!, ne price finally paid is general
l., The prices are those ruling
uarston wholesale merchants, ana
Nd daily.
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CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

2sd29c; Texas bricks i6c. oleomarga.
rlneLincoln solids 12igc; Lincoln prints,
l$l3g; Doisy solids. Ice; prints lSc;
Monkeys special. 1Sc; Crystal Gem.
and country rolls, 10c; Empire State spc.
cal, l5c; special Blue star 1Sc Elgiu
dairy bricks, 2Oc, Ideal, liiSc: Purity
creamery, 20 and 30lh tubs 22c; lib
prints, 2ic. Elgin creamery. solids 1sc;
country butter IN pals, 1Od20c
Gel EIN- Colorado. per pound, 7O615C.
CABBAGE Kansas imported stock. per
craze. s. 25@2 80, according to quality.
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream rolls
loo; Wisconsin full cream daisies. l4d15c:
Wisconsin, half cream. 136l4c, Wisconsin
pound prints 15Nd6c
EGGS-pcXas. 1lml2c; Kansas, 20d21c
kRAUT-New IN half barrels, $1,000
ONIONS California, per III, &c
PEPPER--Chile. new, l5d l6c per pound;
black Singapore, 15c.
POTATOES California, $4,000 pcr bush
ell; Raw Valley. 60d65c
PEANUTS-J Jumbo. per pound, nc; fancy
hand picked No. l. 6d6lsc.
POULTRN-Chickcns hens, gouI. SS.rGm
800. fryers large. $3.OO@S - hruilers,
S2@@2.25; mixed lots S2.75d3 %: cock D.
large old. S1.s0d2l00 ducks. large. S3.ug6l
3,25; geese full fcathered. So .O8n3 30; tur.
KEYS, hens S5.o0a70o goh0lers $7Oott
0.CO
TOMAToEs-Te 4.basket crates, GOA
Csc; Missouri, per crate 81 80.
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Nav York Dry Goods.

New York. August - Spot business has
shown some improvement. but mail orders
moderate. In all lines Of cotton goods prices
are unchanged. There is no pusi ness OF sny
very arm for both piece goods and rib
bcns.
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TIN-Firm. $50 50d31 90; lead. 5Ac.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON-65 and
per 1 es1i SHEET SHEET IRoN-No. 81, SO, 10 per
r. RdnoFiNG TIN-Machine made $40. 5o6
II GO per box; old style SIC 5oals5 80 per
0g SoLpER-Half and half. le1aG2oc per
pVc1ooHRRU GATED IRoN-Galvanlzed, $3.50
ner SQUARE
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, August 12-Eastern Texas:
Fair Wednesday and Thursday; fresh south
winds.
oklahoma and Indian Territory: Fair
wednesday; local rains Thursday.
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Two WRIST GLASS colored Cooks want
posiuons' VIII stay on place, Address
w and 9. A, So TRAVIS street Il
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WANTED Position In dry goods store nv
an ~ salesman and stockkeepcr, best
q references furnished Address Box rs
Crockett, Texas 95
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OIL STOCK MARKET BEARISH.

Trinity Rice, Land and lr-
rigation .s... .e........ Al......t 50 10
Texas Savings, Real Estnte
and Investment Co, ...... 40 oo A. %
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THE MONTEREY-i2l Teyas--Seryes the
best table board IN the city at - per
week II
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DadWay's
IL Pills

For the cure Of nil disorders ~ the Stom-
ech, aver, Bowels. Kidneys, Bladder Nerv-
Gus Diseases, Loss OF Appetite, Headache.
constipation, Costivencss. Indigestion, nj.
!ousness, Fever, Inflammation OF ihe
Bowels, Piles, and all arrangements OF the
internal Nisccrn Purely vegetable COW
tanning no mercury, minerals or deleterious
drugs
OBSERVE
the following symptoms resulting from Dis.
ease Of the Digestive Organs: Constipation,
Inward Piles, FullnesS Of the Blood IN the
Head, Acidty OF the stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust OF Food, Fullness or
Weight In the stomach Sour Erustatlons,
Sinking or Fluttering OF the Heart Chok-
Ing or Suffocating Sensations when 10 a
lying posture, Dinncss OF vision, Dizziness
on flsluE suddenly Dots or Webs before
the sight Fever and Dull Pain In the
Head. Deficiency OF Presentation. Yellow
ness of Skin and Eyes, Pain IN tic, Side.
Chest Limbs and Suddcn Flushcs or Heat,
Burning IN the Flesh
few doses OF RAILWAYS FILLS VIII
free the system Of NIL the above named
disorders
Price 25 cts. per box Sold by all drug
klsts.
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District Averages.
eenjanin Andrews View o. II.

Chicago August i2-E BENJAMIN An.
drews, In lecture. told students that each
unmarried individual amounts 10 nothing.
rms nc place In society, has defects IN
Character and Is q moral degenerate.
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NICELY furnished rooms, with modern
convenences, OF sll Main street IT
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noING MAN. II years OF age, wishe
position of any kind aioS this Office. 1,
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MISCELLANEOUS

IT, H. Thompson Seed and - 49,. 49,.
Rice Milling Co. ........ $50 % lop W
Brazorla Rice and Irrigation 60 M
20. ...t 'f. - Il - ~ - ~
Houston Land and Trnst CO.. lob 80 .'...'-
Houston Drilling and sup
ply Co. ...-+..--- ....s - '''.''. %" W
international Creosote Co
Of Beaumont .-..........l ~ vi go
Moore Cortes Canal Co ..' % ~ 20 V)
Merchants National Bank 10 % -. =
Magnolia Park Co. ......,- .-.....I 20 W
Planters and Mechanics Ma
tlonal Bank ............'. III % -,
RockdAle oil NH Co. ..l....-s 40 w
South Texas National Bank l55 80
Sour Lake springs Co .-' 100 90 lte ~
Spindle Top Power co. 80 80 =
southwestern Dry Plsfe nA4-..'.'.i I'D W
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None
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COFFEE.

New York. August 70 Coffee. Rio qget'
M invoice Z Z 10: mild, steady; Cordoya
ssyitik Futures closed steady net IN
changed 10 IS points lower. Sales 2S.50o
hays August s. 2565 IS; September 8. 25d
AZ: October 5, 2o December 200 q,
January s. %; March $40; May S'So' July
q 60.
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TWO STORY house, 22Uo Crawford, FOR
Exchange. II
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WIRE NAILs-S2. 10 oase per keg;
RARBED WIRE-GalTaDlzed, Shdden,
So q rer 100 lbs; galvanized Baker $5'oo
per 100 lbs.
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sITUATIoNs-FEMALE,

l AM No. ! servant and would like te
have a Job Of house cleaning or cookiug
Please call at SIG Fulle, street. IS
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FOR RENT--One.story brick storenouse
a0xSO feet ~ the inrSipg town OF Ma
portion OF the cotton belt Of the state;
furnished With all fixtures; suitable for
FIRST class general merchandise store,
Apply 10 H. paum, Box rs, Manor.
Texas
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DKIEn rRrIrs Az MIS-

APPLES-Faucy cvaporated 5Olh hoxes.
lie: lib cartons, fancy, NC; cartons.
choice, 10#Mi1c; choice cyaporatel lOAM
10i&c; sun dried 67sm7lsc.
APRICOpS Per III. Loose. lOl4allc.
GITRON- In 1O-ih boxes. l4c
CIRRANTS-23 lb boxes, cleaned bulk,
Siam9c; 1-lh cartous cyclic.
DATES-l.lh packages, 1iadSc. Fard
&C..
PEACFES-Cholcc new stock 9Ggilc.
RAlSINs-Calfouia 3-crown, L. L..
boxes, S1.G56i75, alb boxes. /. L. raisins,
G0d7Uc 2.crowp, l. VI raisius. JQ.lb boxes,
Sc 3-rrowu, J.. II. rgislns, size
PRIMES California. 9o-1n0s, sc; S0-9Os
5lac; T0-sOs &c; 60.70s, Gl2c: Jo-G0i, Tc;
4O-5Os. Sc
walnuts 13414c; peanuts fancy hand pick
ed. TmIhc, No . 5Iae. Jumbo 1H74c;
almonds. TaraGona, lGa17c per ID in sacks;
California almonds. l5c pccans nominal
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pAINrs oITs AND GLASS.

White lead, per cwt., strictly pure, Se.25;
second grade, 50 90; third gra ni,or 500 go
se "a. barrel lots, SOC per gallon. Min.
erai paints. coo per gallon. Dry mixed
paints, per cwt., in barrels @09c. venetian
reds. per cwt., $50; yellow oehre' per eGS Smt'
Reedv mixed house paints. 81 90. Window
glass. sTx5, S per cent of January Fl list.
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POSITION wANTED--As clerk or assist.
ant ho0kkeeper or any kind OF office
work; lumber business preferred; good
n. Inornton, Stryker. TcNnS Ii
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WANTED--si Situation, by Young coored
man, To do house work, yaru man OF
hostler. Address a7Sl. this office. II
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S;a~s ssaek is4s. Psst
Saxt aa4 44ack az.
FOR RENT.

HALF OF NEW two-story house; ali mod.
ern convenlences rates very reasonable.
lsl6 La Branch street. W
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SAILED

SIS Ell Nortc (Am3. New y,
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rrovIdence lAml ................
Vessels Destined for Galveston.
STEAMSHIPS
ID JAIN,
uburndale Port OF Spain

Mary j. Russell. ..... Philadelphia =
VIM. J. LerIlond ....,.,.. Baltimore Z,
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GOOD woman wishes position for vork
OF any kind; willing TO work for small
family. Apply or address 1911 hickory.
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Cotton Renlon Rulleti,

Cotton Region Bulletin.
For the twerty-four hours ending at s A.
N. yesterday, 10Th meridian time:
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FIRST CLASS STATIONARY ENGINEER
and handy mnn; can do all repairs etc !.
understands operating oil burners, al
dress 271S. this office IL
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HEAVY STAPLES

1 fuhItis C1sWI Hll ~ = q AltR cAbtf
d sl.45; buck, $40
pS-Eztfa short clear. IN SACKS.
3ayulaE, l3&c; boxed, nc higher;
Doked, l4Ac, New York bellies,
FER oiL--ln barrels, 4sc; half bar
eiyG AND Raging, 2-lb, 7c;
lsc: Arrow ties. less than carload
IN Houston Sl.15Ml 20.
Pi7s,ick, wrapped, basis -. Ne. .,
a per ID; No. ! full weight. basis
j llsc per ID; special sizes, nc high
~: Sl.lii5c. as to quality.
PLEs-Star. fun weight, lie; Gran
.EeesAi lQl5c Electric Lights, SIC;
3 Portland, 50 75d$.25; Rosen.
kEE-Rlo fair, 707ac; prime. 74a
ehe S4@0c; fancy, lO%d1lc; Pea
l.al2c. Cordova, t3i5c: roasted
.Aibuckle's Arlosa, basis 100 III
1 ~; delivered; Apex. Ike: Lion,
"a ceal Mocha and Java, lib cans.
Eeaa ana Java blend. lib cans. 2-lb
4, ,pals, lSAc; International Java
~ tins, 1880; and Alb pals.
n: hllk, &c.
[|EERs-A B c soda. bulk. boxes.
~ cartons. per dozen, 95c: ginger
If; creams, Sc; stage planks, dl5c;
I|ss,-SBBasls 4S-lb sacks: Fancy high
Nnd4l0; fancy half patent. So. no
Iwpq grade, $500: 24-lb sacks. Zoe
gs!sher, az "o"' zoe peF
GooDs-Grits. bominv
N, meal, In 40-lh sacks, per sack.
Iasl meal, In 36-lb sacks per sack
n essa eats, $3.50; Friends oats 81 20;
n h vs.s S.l5; Hawkeye oats, S3.15;
N psssa1w W. ll2,lb package, $4 50;
!, t,H sfIed fierce compounds. sSset
N rl.ti2sc; 50-lb cans. &c higher;
4 ~ higher Bib cans, lie higher.
lpls S saofd l4hd14ia; fancy, 149t0
LIE barrels, 65d75c per gallon;
IN, extracted, 5d6c per pound;
! ,o Ssiic; n l2.lh cans, extracted,
pana sections, loo.
QUA Woo per barrel; coopered,
s SS,s, : Reboiled, fair. 1e%@1sc;
n &c choice, 25d26c; pure reboil.
i sss y IN MsILK-Eagle, Sc. 75@7 90;
\ si. -, 90; Dime, So 95Sf4 90;
ERss f ,g 30; Winner, S4.45d4. 80.
i ~si,se tull weight, 4-oz, S5d9oc:
IN nssss.' o., 81. coal 10: 5-oz, 90
SSSsnavt weight, 55@60c; 2-lb light
'"' lunch oysters, lib, 5.oz,
kegs. 81 90; 10.
u III 49, so 2,bbls, s4.5od4. IS; pints,
NJ syH, Sl00; quarts. American
-Fy,, gallon hexagon, ST. 80.
ts iua fancy head none. cho,,e
1rcn 'nas'2c; fancy imported, ca
basis Tie, lOAc; Manila,
ssS5S n. sy coarse, CSC; fine. zoe;
Us q = 40 Soi so-5s, So. As; ioo-ss,
issNs III I-Mackerel, No. 1. new. In 10.
81 ,nb oais barrels, 10 lbs. No. /,
IlS;5gs Pillar Rock. CoIumbi.
II $500: Castle Rock, Columbia
llsms, spear, Alaska, Sl.f5. Blue
s s,ns,,a.. River. o5c: violet nrona'
10: pint orahd; Fancy Red Alaska.
g A' Alaska, 95cdS1.oo; War
. viii i seg oDs GuSrte s oo PLAIN IN
asrtsrs ~ imported Gillette
io6lo n 30; fancy sprats, quar-
Sian according to grade.
! 44.isIt asrn goods: Pearl, In 40
3. q MY ,ess ROYAL Gloss or Archer.
q, cotn ~. ~, 10 packages, per box
zes "aFcn, SIC per Id 90 and
'sies - Sra c, are for small lots;
rannI s given on carload orders
Y: IorI ssea. &c; cubes and pow.
sa3Ae, ssn9 yellow, clarified and
Nv PRoDUcE.
''ns Texas, 22aasc per
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WANTED rs cook or waiter, by
experienced colored mun. Address James
Brown. No ~ ELynn sLreeI. "a
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LOST, STRAYED, STOLEN.
TYPEWRITERs.

BLlcKENsDERFER TYPEwRITERs on
easy payments; SO cash ana 50 perI
month TO responsible people or these VINO
furnish good references W. n. Russell
general agent for Texas, Arkansas, ipulan
and Oklahoma Territory trl
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WANTEn--A situation with a good hard
ware and impemont house well expert.
onced Nc salesman. Address Box No. 2us.
Runge. Texas. 10
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WANIFD--BY Young man I'D years ol1,
work around office oI store. can give
good references; willing to work for mod
crate salary. 2141. this ofhce. n
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FOR RENT-NBW SEVEN. ROOM HOUSE
SEVEN ROOM HOUSES on JACKSON
AND FIERCE, $3.50 AND $50 RE
CHARTRES; ALSO ONE CLOSE is
ON MILAN, TWO MODERN HOUSES
ON FRANKLIN FOR $40 AND SOS, KE.
SpFCJlVELY WE HAVE AN rs
PEClALIY EQUIPPED RENTAL De
PAkrMENT AND ARE PREPARED TO
CINE SATISFACTION TO BOTH OWN
Err AND TENANT HOUSTON LAND
AND TRUST COMPANY II
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF GALVESTON, August y.
ARRIVED.
SIS Ell Monte (Aml, New York
CLEARED.
SIS I'll Nortc (Am.l. New York.
SAILED.
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FOR RENT--part Of new house, furuished,
10 private family OF two ADULTS to a
couple without children, only responsible
aDd desirable parties eed apply. Can
mornings, 9o1 Pease avenue 10
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WANTED-By On experienced old man.
able and willing to work. care Of garden
lawn, horses huggles and yard; can
milk 277O. this office. IL
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IL YOU WANT q good Young coored man
10 take care Of your cow. yard and horse,
0nswer this Ad. 2i4e this Office IA
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- ''ne Texas, e2a2sc per
g EP DsIIsstt navy beans. ssaasxc:
X &c; M iIgIea sac; pink, &c;
~ ~ ana 1890; snaps, Sc. so per
,esAlst. csin,ssen beans. 5od6oc half
~ hans asllornia Limas. bIsa76c;
,sh--Bips S,aioc per bushel crate
'snsry, ss s. 24c; dairy zoe: Ell
soc; Meadow Gold.
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Two nicely furnished rooms tor Iicht
street, foot Pierce avenue III
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WANTED-Any Kind OF work. attending
horses or cows preferred. Apply %1",
this office. u
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FOR RENT--Nlco 1vc.room cottage on
charities aud Polk, SIS per month.
Also nice cottage ON Hamilton and Lee.
land. modern, SO per month. Apply HIP
y key Office. A, Key. Ola phone lTs. Is
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FVH KtNT-TWo snncious cool offlccs
10 A. Brewer
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touH handsomely furnished south south.
east rooms gas. bath, .li6 { pitol Ii
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TWO CNFuRNlSHEp upsinlrs rooms win
small kitchen l2l7 Sau lacinto. 81
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FOR RENT-Io gentlemen. furnished room
W elegant house. cIose ln go AUSTIN ln
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FIRST CLASS cook wants position in
hotel or restaurant. can furnish good Zee.
concentrations Address Il, C.. this onlcc
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WANTED Position IN dry goods store by
on Al salesman and stockkeeper. best Of
references furnished Address Box is
Crockett. Texas 10
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FOR LEASE-ro private family uine room
house 1903 Capitol avenue, Apply uexf
door go Crawford street. ID
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General Observations.

Observations taken by the United states
weatLer bureau at p. m, 10Th meridian
time: renpera Rain
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-16

ri Reno, OKLA, Aug ia report
reached here Thursday night that the
i3-y sar-old daughter OF John Carna-
han. living near FL Reno, had been
outraged by a farmer A doctor vas
summoned and found the girl in Sc
rious condition. About 10 o'clock that
night II was reported that mob was
coming to take her assailant from the
county Jail. where he had been lodged
by the sheriff crowd of about 300
citizens had formed In front Of the jail
early In the evening and about III 30
a mob composed Of about 100 mounted
farmers aud thFashing hands arrived
and demanded admission 20 the Jail.
This was granted and then 10 vas
found that the sheriff had taken bis
prisoner out Of town tao hours before
for safekeepinK A. no one knew
where the prisoner had been taken the
disappointed mob dispersed Abe cul-
prit IL married and has two children
His victim Is not expected 10 live