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BEARISH CALL ON OIL STOCKS.
SOME ADVANTAGEOUS SALES,
BUT MAJORITY WAS WEAK
AneTo-Amefiean Ground Floor and Hous
ton and Beaumont Hold Up--Vietor
ard Others Lower.

The call at the oil and Stock Exchange
yesterday was bearish throughout and there
seemed to be little disposition to meet the
level OF sellers. Prices frequently showed
increased weakness, aud bids went to the
bottom In accord with that tendency. The
market undoubtedly is sharing 10 the gen.
eral feeling OF unrest that pervades the
stock markets OF the entire country which,
coupled with the season Of natural dizziness
in speculative circles, combines to cause
the era of depression.
Anglo'Amerlcan probably sold to best ad-
vantage. The best price Of the previous
call was glven for tue stock. and IL could
hot be had Tor less. Activity Increased
on that basis and more than 5000 shares
changed hands, Ground Floor felt the i'm.
pulse OF another dividend and the stock
traded within Zoe OF Its par value. llous.
ton and Beaumont made more favorable
record and Increased selling took place at
an advance OF lac over preceding SAFES. fue
late improved demand tnAt nus appeared
Tor faies.lne on anu Development o,Ouent
results, anu some very good lOts were uJ-
tsiueu at l9ee The pace uld not SHOW
nuch improvement, lut compared to very
I good advantage with former ones Trans.
/ actions occurred in silver Ulme ut the good
/ price that stock has recently ulVugh., and
more was wanted on the same basis.
! victor CouiI ne nau az iAc less tnlu on
! the preceding day aud the entire demand
! was niied al that pnce. BIDS afterwa, d
dropped to 3hc and he ask price was at
.5sc. GeNsc OF Galveston struck q new
/ nkuIe OF lOwness and traded at 10, though
/ tue stock was afterward put back TO the
/ loimcr ask price, Independence declined
/ fully 80. After the demand WAS nllod at
olsc offerings went down to Sc and vely
I lew takers appeared Most buyers wele
I Mt44c under tnat ptCe, and there Nus a
iGsn to sell al the reduced price Bcrky
Sharp was weak ana the offers made for
the stock ranged sc below ask price, wh.tn
WAS down iSC. Holders If Beatty went l,c
less than on tue preceding day and S M
found very few takeIe Atost offers we've
down We, Maid of Orleans was a Ugh
trader on an unchanged basis and prices on
| Equltdbic were COMP omlSed nal. way be-
tween the prior limits Of traders som
Lake Springs sold at high premium. hui
Sl4 lower lnan top Prices Merchants and
MechuntS was about &c less than the ~,
cent selling price, and later bids stood al
lc. Manhattan Slumped sharply and
touched Ale without Bringing out buyers
The latter were Sc lower anl tAc dee
amounted TO about &c on the day VA
tionai OIL and Pipe followed d sminl
course and the stock was not wanted ~
cotton prices lately attained Much was L,
be had around zoe aud takers for quauti
TIES OF any size ranged Sc lower Bids fdl
san JaCnto fell on lc, and those for Grl,,
and Gobcr dropped dcwn iealc
Inc total salcs amounted Ia 2G3q4 shares
Tue prices bid and ask d at thu close yes
teldaS ana the sales made were as follows
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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UNlUEST|ONED ABILITY.
THE SOUTHERN SPECIALISTS MAX
ING REMARKABLE CURES
DAILY.
Three Months Services Free to All Who
Call This Week


Inc southern Specialists, Who have large
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acs up 90 Hut| amI p1'p"'sd 70 lrsat sue
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6IISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

receipts are also expected and a smnh
movement will prevail.
The Journal Of Commerce reviews the 90,
fec situation as follows.
During the past week a better fore hss
developed in the coffee market. especinlr IN
speculative circles. and prices have sr,do.
any hardened. The strength has appeared
10 come largely from the European markets
frlVate advices report that sentiment an.
pears 10 DC changing again among some Of
tne trade IN Europe. and that there has
been something OF AN improvement in the
trade demand.
A factor that is beginning TO be more gen.
orally discussed in the coffee trade is the
advancing tendency to the rate OF sterling
exchange In Rio. The latest Official ouofo'
ton received from Rio is II ll.3ad and
there appears to be general impressIou
among those who follow this feature closely
that the rate will advance to at least l3d
which. should prices for coffee In the con,
| Stunning markets remain on their presenl
level means decidedly low mill refs price
In Brazil.
Owing to the damage which the growing
Brazil crop suffered during the rorepart OF
, the season some of the trade argue that the
| coming crop viii not only be a smaller one
but that IL Will be late. 1t Is said, however
that advices have been received during thu
\ week from Brazil, saying that new cror
conee will begin to arrive at Rio and san
| tos at about the beginning Of duly
The movement OF the Brazil crop has con
! tinued heavy, although during the past two
| or three days there has been a moderat,
! falling of In the receipts especially at san
! tos. Attention. however. has been called
TO the fact that should the arrivals at Ri,
and Santos for the remainder OF the pres
! ent crop year equal those for the same pc
ROD last season, the total arrivals at III,
| and Santos for the crop wear 1901 1907 vii
be l5,2O0,0OO bags
| In the speculative market the feature 70
! the past few days has been the steady buy
J ing by the COMM ssion aud brokerage hous
| or Lehman Bros. This firm, 1t Will he re
called, was conspicuous seller last Deem
Der and January Of September and Deccm
| her coffee contracts at In the neighborhOo,
| of &c per pound In fact. their sales wet
| reported by some Of the trade as amount
ing TO several hundred thousand bags an,
were generally supposed to be for shor
account. The buying which Is now dove
oping, II Is supposed by many, Is 10 cove
these contracts, Thus far the selling I'm
been only scattered due largely to the fac
that Brazil has been firm and higher an
the bear interests have not been able I
purchase supplies TO advantage In eltho
Rio or Santos and sell against them here
Out.and-out extensive short selling on til
present low basis Of prices has not been a
attractive venture even to the hear Inter
csts; consequently prices have gradual
improved despite the fact that the stats
teal position continues decidedly hcaris
one.
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n. & 3, Beers Letter.
Ism IN Tho pokt1

New Orleans. May %. Liverpool advlces
were not encouraging, but our markets
nevertheless, opened to 4 points higher
on fresh buying, subsequently declined 10
to l6 on realizing and the absence of buy
ers, closing al a net loss of II to y points
on summer months and to 10 on new. rhe
amount to be brought into signt during The
week points 10 about $4,000 against $500
last year and 53VO year before last. The
visible supply IL expected 10 be very bull
ish, owing to IL large loss In the American,
Bombay ana Egyptian movements spccul1.
ton. however seems to be entirely out Of
cotton for the present, and trading is prae'
tically confined to professionals. Export
erS continue apathetic and claim that more
is no possible way 20 enter into new en-
gagemcnts With spnners under existing
conditions. crop prospects are very favor
able, and while operators recognize inc
strength Of the statistical situation they
are convinced there will he snfhcicncy Of
the article for the worlds consumption
therefore they consider the crop outlook
ovcrshadows the bnllish figures Of the
movement especially With the existing leFe
of values. Weather conditions aud the spot
demand from now on will regulate prces.
II & Il. Beer.
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NEW YORK COTTON STEADY.
Steady Net Six to Fifteen Points Lower,
Active Demand for Shorts.

Active Demand for Shorts.
New York May 22,--The cotton market
opened steady with prices l TO points
higher, and for time displayed strength
on active demand from shorts aud moderate
buying. The commission house contingent,
however, took advantage OF this further i'm.
proymcnt In prices TO secure profits on cot
ton, which had been carried through The
previous bulge and subsequent break, fear
Ing TO risk possible additional advances
later The receipts were again very light
the cables reflected a firm situation abroad
and spot demand waS fairly active IN the
South on the other hand, weather ana
crop reports we're almost perfect, whl @
absence OF speculation and three'd0N All
Iournment in Liverpool naturally checked
active support by professional bulls. Liter
In the morning the nrst hour advance was
wiped out ana slight net loss recorded.
For the balance OF the day the ma het
dragged slowly lower ana specuia lon
dwindled to scattering professional III
terchange Of accounts, Wall street bear
Interests seemed to be selling freely
throughout the day, presumably on the me
crop reports and absence OF cummissiol
mouse support. Estimates for tomorrow 5
receipts point to light moyemSut ana PM ;,
ish week end statistics. In the last hhlI
nour the market sold down TO ;. 50 %,
July aud S. 80 for August under scramble
of room longs 10 sell,
The close was steady net to Is point
lower Total sales were estimated at l5o
toD bales, which was mostly present croi
cotton
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

:, Louis. Mas % --Poultry-stea1y;
.hicteps ID: turkeys Sc; ducks 6'a' gee e
gsItiI Butter- STEADY; creemerJ l@25i
dgir,- led2a Eggs Steady, Bsg .o,,,
~ NSsl7aiiI. dairy 1fm10. Chees, Weak,
III dIiN Eggs steady; fresh Is; ..
%nw York. Nav % Eggs r. ipts
oS paeRasss @9rifet 9 sda,ssr We lisI5 =
'fIopsas city, No. May 22.-Eg5s-s ea y,
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METALS.

changed &c
GALVANIZED SHEET IRoN-es and 5
per cent discount
BLACK. SHEET IRoN--No. 81, 81 per
100 pounds
ROOFING TIN-Machines made, SIOJ6D
llOo per box old style, Si6.50dls50 per
box
soLpER-Half and Half. i7dlsc per
pound
CORRUGATED IRoN-Gslvanised, $500
per square.
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MAYORS AT ooRslcANA,
Not Enough Of Them to Transact Any
Business

corzeana. Texas Nav p Members oil
the Nlayors association began arriving TINS
warning. Not enough have arrived TO trans
-, bnsiness TIC Gay was spent In sight
.sc,rc ara getting acquainted. T9ey wer
teFnE IN chcrce hy the entertaining coM
taEh ~ 4 dftTen over the citv. after - hlch
hs,,SeSw frs Invited and accepted an INVITA-
nSS ~ Witness game II heschal eee
Wee, Nc corficana and waco tsTS b,s sm ~
n.sht toaored tbr association. A ncetlni
VI VIZ beSn called for . o'clock tomorrow
in,ien s whtn business win begin II
,rrufst
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NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON WEAK.
Local Losses Came Largely Through
REALIZING Sales.

nNoUall9
New Orleans, May 20. In spot cotton the
demand is now running almost entirely
upon grades ranging from middlns 90 mid
ding fair aud as there is but little cotton
Of that sort in the market, buyers found
great difficulty in filling orders. Sales $3.50
bales. including 400 to arrive. Quotations
unchanged
After opening at m advance of from 3
to ! points on near and 10 points on
distant months, the market for the tutors
delivery OF cotton developed some weakness
and at the noon hour the level was TO )
points under the last figures Of Wednesday.
Inc surrounding guides were Of a bulhsl
tenor Liverpool showed an advance Of
3.32 with liberal sales and there was every
Indication of an increased trade demtnd
The local losses came largely through reanz.
ing sales and wns in a measure accentnated
by the action Of the New York market anu
continued weak to the close showing net
losses OF 10 10 Is points on summer months
and 5 to points on other positions.
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& -, nothing unusual in the features
A .,SoIessle trade yesterday and a very
!, mt general demand was in evil
n ,yom the various supporting quarters.
raj, decline Of loc on prices for
q ..,,,nue rather weak at l3dlSl6c
a -. liberal enough for the demand
.t,css Of which causes prices to
4 ,nnnlles OF shipping stock Of
ID ,re light. while there is an abun-
4 :, small punches. Arrivals are ex'
q ..dsv which will relieve the situa-
q ,,moD situation shows noticeable ac-
e IA nrIces are ruling Arm. Advices
y M East indicate that some declii'e
4 0onrr.d on soft and inferior fruit, but
Il !, M change In the strength of bet
kades.
u and Of the strawberry season is IN
4 while there was much inferior stock
I rsceints Yesterday prices were trmel
"A ,nred from $1.25Q2OO. The arrivals
x .ore scattering each day and ad1ice'
4 me field point to an early exhaustion
II supplies.
-spreseatatlve of ono OF the leading
i "a Arms writes ms follows from the
4 awhile district: "Tbe tomato crop ha'
(, I'd considerably on account Of so much
4 They are cracking open on the busi
,he worms sre iniuring them. TIT
#msnt on good fruit will begin abou
H."
Il market is now SHINY stocked oil
4 r.s an account of the swift deman'
n met late receipts. The demand In tn
4 few DAYS. however, Is showing the Of
II Of the very high prices, which VIII n
"A limit the trade in the future. Ligh
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PAINTs. oILs Am n1.Ass.

White Tad. per cwt strictly pure, yG2S,
second grade $500. third grhde 81 90.
sIurpentlne, per case, two 5gallon cans,
SsiI3. barrel lots. sic per gallon Mineral
gwt, Sl,@: yellow ochre. per cwt. 81 20
Linseed oil, best, boiled, IQ6ific. Ready
mixed house paints, $i.o0 Window ylass,
% ana 80 per cent OF January list.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

90.
9rrana, fSa,nGy hed Alaska Sl'ao@l4o' RINK
N,9sEai SiIg' ..,... .,,...n. 90 eSoa
SAhDlN ES- American quarters, oe3P
9,iV' mustard W. ZJd5do. imported HlI'
lette grade, quarters, Sl2.5o; fancy sprats'
:, STARCH standard goods; Pearl in 40
10 boxes. 4A&4hci Royal Gloss or Archer,
SH!E ~ SSgaS @. Nickel 100 paekagcS per Don
4Q,lb boxes,
SUGAk-Quotations are for small lots;
SSPfeGlSai rates are given on carload orders
SStand9ata sranuatcd, DC; cubes ana pow,
fancy, 4iic; choice, &c.
rnon,
pound.
BEANS Imported navy beans, S7sa5Ac
Black eyed N" sc. NcS SII noT pr"21,c
California navy 4i4d4l5c; snaps. $3 70 per
Limas, 5I5S6c fresh wax beans, 55Gj5c
per hnshe crate.
MwniuS S,2r. T1cs 20 H., IT,
g ln creamery, Tga -oc, IG3as bilckSi i6r.
f9huS S,, Linv"n
pilntSi l$12C; nnlSN so5ids; lMllc; p'n,s,
rs rs MoXieS sPeciaiI5 ls&i9c orEStal uGm zen
aini ,oo,oi i;;,rc 6 ~ rS,rie H.
bInl iSnoi p,Si, HoSo u",ts
% and qolh tuhs o5rt@ 1.lh nrISts 81 IA
| Gin cTeanery solids, lsc; country butter in
| rails IoSi9uc 49, N"''N' 80
! CARRAE 1C-1lhGiIa,C
| CHEESE-Nisconsi full cream rolls lgc
! Wisconsin full cream daisies. l5flBc. Ms
consin half cream. iidl4l6c
EGGS-Texas 130l4c.
KRAuT-New, in half barrels SO Goa
| oNiQNS-New crop, per bnsheL I5dSjc.,
PEPPER-Chilc. new, l5@l6c per pound;
black Singapore, l5c. 49,
PQTATpES-Colo potatoes, Sl.1Jd
~ new Iy, potatoes, ''qsoe per buShei' ~.
FEANl IsIJumhG. per pound, 7h'Ac;
| ianGE hang piCkea no. J. udb2c ,
,ord Elm NJ gi5cAaS PCT pound "1i-c' ac'
PouLTRY-Chi dickens. hens, good A,,oo@
g. 56d3 f6 MIXED lots So 553dY%9 ~ nro onct
large old 81 Sfld2 06, ducks largo e. 0n
as 20 geese, full fenthered. S3 ti074 20:
@iST6Es' D'"'' wa wv S000''F'' SS'0
choice, 81 10; Texas. 4baske, 'I era,cs Si55'
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS
"a APr LES cyaporated ao-l9 boxes
cartons, choice. lUNG,i1lbc! cbo,cn wan.
lated, 9%aiiGc: sun dried WALK lSI,e' e'"Po
1iT9nU \ IG er ~ Eo ,ooSe io's4 ne
siIs5d IN, cortons 9 9iH@i c''aned ou'A
DATES-1.b packages. 7I6e7sc Faro
dates. Dc; HalloNtI. hulk. 90 Loxes' ;,s
&c
FTGs-1mnorted tli56j15c
pEACHESNtboice new stock g55gIe.
! RAISI\S-CoIiforntn 3croNn H.
~, ~ q ~, ~.
,.'c- =, oUS ~ 1870 :" ~ H
~ - r NJ la,Siis ~
'TiS,tA .c'@Mm, l.. ~ tai i,ss' .hgsou no.
81 AZ ,ii nn 2r
oi2gi 'veos' oc' uo''o'' ofa'' oo"'S' 81
7u>>sST-ssrrSS ip...u ,es,,-, or ,h sthort.
Sicily, l5c' OallioIhlh Walhuts, tS@ ~ P'.
NUTS. fancy manu- plcheG. U4oHg ~. a.
4Eq2c' Jumbo ga, e; aim9nasi io,oU1,
l5c; peeans, lO@l2c' according TO size
rpI-I,rs
...
; BANANAs-L Loose, Sl,9og i,o'' PacAe'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Red, per boa
; SlT5daO0.
LENuNS--Messinas, $3.50: California
SO. 1908 CO.
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n thn Rahv la cnttInn Ientt

he sure and use that rld and wei tried
remedy, Mrs W.nsows Soothing syrup
for children teethlng II soothes tho chlld
sofiens the gums. 0llsys all pain, cures
wind collie and lie the best remedy for
diurrhoeh.
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r,.n.d conyIots Captured.

wills Point. Texas, May 1.-Two con
~,cts from a camp in Hunt county we're cap
,ur,d near here today By local Officers
Pate and Hamm.
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HARDWARE.

WIRE NA1Ls-S2.o0 base per key,
bARBED WIRE-GalvaElEed, Glilteu,
$3.50 per, 100 lbs; galvanized Baker. $3.50
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WANTED Two pair back horses grdy W
white weight 1909 to 1900 noun s. 49,
hands or over, trim built Cn or add es >
with fun particulars 10 Willow s.fe
Hnmhton. -
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED TO Buy cntlc horse about -
EHu1s hgh, can between o au1 -; m
horse uad,rr uccd apply, ia21 Washing
ton 20
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GRAIN AND HAY.
np1ros AvD CHEMICALS

ouinine asd4oc per ounce bottle; nor;
ptfne. 81 2SG2 20 ner ounce; cocalne' 81. IN
per ounce; borux, si5c per pound .s.lor
pnckages: copperas. 500 In barrels ss ,7.s.
onsom salts sf.75 pei 700 lhs IN hsr.elh'
alcohol. 81 fod3 90 per gaiioni 81 M, M,
So IS per 100 lbs IN barrels; alum sss .,, n
pound in barrels; saitpeter, &c per p0'"N -
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HEMT MBER Mayer Liptht2 Is now 90
l2Oi c3Hj Montgomery ~ m'; pIys tht.
pcf, brass, zlnc, rope, e,c. both phones.
lbs 20
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HAVE YOU A. DESIRABLE PIE r or
SELL: M so SEND Me A LIST OF
IN J Will FURNISH IoU A BUYER.
NOWrLEET PHONES G73, 81
BUILDING I.
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hEADY MONEY on short notes. small
notes ana chattels. H. y. LIulc. 3lol
Main street. ga
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WANTED-T0 huY 10000 n $1,000 or
due timber land state loratioa ald ,n.
est price Address iJ3S, this ofhrc -
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Hay. HAH--l want from one 10 hyc cars
per day. Mail sample and price,. u, J.
Iaft. San Antonlo, Texas. w
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WANTED no BTY-- -Four OF bve carload.
hogs for feeding purposes A. g. BEL,
H0nAtmL J. .. BnA 81 -
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FINANCIAL.

-------------------
FOR SALE Qpnltor Interest IN good PIT
ont money rccded, bargain. 1902 provi'
deuce street %
----------------------- -------------------------
hEADY MONEY on short notes small
Main street. 50
NvNEn Ia, HW a, ~" nad ,6,'' ghHii,His
H"' 'p,,,nnt tGt3i a "taS',a
roor, ''""''""'' ''''"
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GOMEH, THE SlGNER. 20
-
MONEY 10 IoAN on lnlnl"Nci ~ uhm'
WE HAVE choice investments TO offer:
ronsult us, ~ may do YOU good: we
on chnttels or collaterais rhtrlcs r.
Munger Investment Coz, iO0sM Congress-
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-.
100000 TO LOAN on CTS, property nt D.
and per cent vendor len notes
.- y llo9Lei, 20 NAN SIRE street, t u
publicity Ihompa Ii Coz AIS Binz 81
SMALL. LOANS on sa,arios ,nd other So.
--'.s = =, .
sl%lL,m y" LUA,t on iiouS,on ,uSrrss y,
it.Vu'"'' I."l,' ~ - ~" M, III -, ~
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MONEY TO LOAN on salaries. chattels
vendors lion notes a1d other securities.
G.. A. punoyaut lo124 P,1lrle avenue,
room A. -
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MOVING FREE-f huy, move. pack, store
aud loan money and charge no interest
with me: All storage moved free. I. ~.
Inffns nhnnc naN. III AMlam sit-at ~
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.,rt,pue rather weak at l3Gl5lbc
.rs liberal enough for the demand
Eotncss Of which causes prices to
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FOR SALE Qrnitor Interest 10 a good PIT.
ont money rccded; bargain 1909 Prov'
deuce street 20
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HACK aud white spctted holndi last seen
Apr,l I8 west az Rosenberg: nad on collar
With plate reading u ". Slaylp, Thomp
son. fexas." 50 reward for dos or iufor-
nation that VIII lead 70 bis recovery. J,
W. savin. Thompson, Texas, y
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pbaeton In good condition. Address Sxzl
Nason building -
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/ TIY HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR all
kinds link iron. brass, zinc, lead. rope,
bones, bottles, etc Telephone connee-
tloig Louis klminsky, J0i Preston. I'd
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/, .npplles of shipping stock Of
!, ,re light. while there is an abun-
:, small lunches. Arrivals are eX.
.oAsv which will relieve the situa-
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE or trade. $4,000 stock OF drugs
and axtures Write L. B. George, tbs
offIce. gu
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WE HAVE choice investments to offer;
ronsult US, " may do YOU good: we
buy aud sell oil stocks and negotiate loans
on chattels or collatcrais. rh1tlcs u.
Munger Investment Coz, lO0SM Congress-
avenue "a
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WILL PAY highest price for ladies' aud
geutlomen's second hand clothing, hats,
shoes; drop a postal card; will cali a
silverberg. 4os Milan. a-ze
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uIGHEsT PRICE, paid Tor eqston cloth'
ing. send postal. will call, II. cuplaps
2O5 Milan street V-o