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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-18
DeBell's Kidney pills,

DeBell's Kidney Pills,
Relieves at once every i'll of the
kidneys and bladder, cures aching
back, dangerous urinary disorders,
infrequent or frequent urinary dis
charges. There Is not symptom
In the kidney calendar they do not
reach, down to dropsy, diabetes and
Bright's Disease. Large box only
exc. Sold and warranted by d. A.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-18
You Certainly Look Old!

Yes, that Is so, but what makes
me? Is 1t my gray hair? No, that
Is beautiful? Can 1t be my eyes?
No, they are bright and full of lus-
tire. Alb! 1t must be those deep
wrinkles on my face and neck. Say!
you try Bunsen's Ca tarrhCure and
watch them disappear. Price soc.
Sold by D. A. Henderson,.
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to Taxpayers

Twill be at Friendly on OCT. 77th, at
sistersyille, OCT. 28th. and 20th, at
Ices Store OCT. goth, and at Pursley 81
st for the purpose Of collecting Faxes Tor q the
year 1902, IL. !.
) Persons paying all taxes on these days
viii be allowed discountof q cents. I q. r.
=. ,.,-ts wv. Grim.
- - 49,. fT-ssf IN Sheriff.
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Enjoyable Birthday Party.
Master James Flnlayson, SON Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Finlayson, eel.
ebrated his eighth birthday last
evening In a very happy way.
Quite number of his little play
mates were present to participate
In the festivities. The evening
was pleasantly spent In innocent
amusements, and will long be re-
membered by his little guests. At
a seasonable hour abundance of
refreshments were served Those
present were little Misses Rather.
Inc Weiss, Nellie Helm, Pauline
Meek, Margaret Thistle, Helen
Fraser, May Bromley, Annette
Frame and Masters Charles Burns,
Henry Kenney, VIM. Finlayson
and Roy Thistle.
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ISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

as II should be by the jobber. Tho vot,,,o
OF business booked by Maryland and nain
ware packers In the first aparter ~ IN
year. we venture to saw. has hoen for T. sne
cess Of futures sold for the same nerina a,
any lme during the last ten Years. ana
outside oa Of new aud all Developments from,
now TO the end Of the packing season ~
tomatoes this one fact must he borne In
mind and we think win serve MS the ono
ruling and Important factor for the SSl.
ance of the season. On account NJ ,h,s
heavy selling In the first three months ~
me year referred to above Dronarations
were made by growers in Magyiand ana
"a, Wy on large scale In this connec.
Ton we deem II important to correct the
general impression among the trade tiat
lhe unusual preparations made Tor n N III.
US 70 acreage exists today. II does moi
eNlet SIMPLY by reason Of the unusually SO.
we're weather that the plants have axne
ilenced during the past four or live weeks
Within me last ten days We have received
any quantity Of correspondence fron, com
try packers and growers referring In tha
most diseouraglng way to their efforts In
securing stand on the plants SGT out In
a q. number Of instances we know OF growers
VINO nave been obliged to reset large trac
Two ana three times. and even then have
only been able to secure a partinl stand az
tne plants as compared with the entire
quantity originally set out In many in.
stances also this condition has icd to mo
repoWing. OF these fields and setting them
out In field corn
IA recent development in This snctiop
amonG growers which has been brought n :
prominently this week. is the threotencd
shortage In plants on account NJ ouantItv
used In repeated rcstttings Under ali
these circumstances the difficulty in Undue.
ing sellers who have sold trcelv since the
hrSt Of the year to accept additional husi.
ness can readily he understood After the
experience Of tomato packers last wear
they are not willing to he found in tho same
straits during the present season II they
can avoid 1t; naturally. while packers are
willing to consider car or two f addition
al business, they are not willing to figure
IN round lots until orders alrendy hook I'd
shnll have been flied. Naturally! with Of.
ferings reduced 10 their nresent small vol.
umo and demand from all sections for the
week and very likely for the balance Of
the season very good. there is. in our iudg
ment, nothing to prevent 00ccnt market
on future standard Is tomatoes {. ia
hackers station before packing season
There Is fear among some of tho leading
interests that they have already hooked
mere business than Is called for nv good
Judgment. Should this he the case and
short interest later develop. it would sim
ply, add another factor to the movement
and still further sharply turn toward a
higher market"
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white HOUSE ALTERATIONS.
Changes viii Make It Conform With
Washinaton's Plans.

l
Washnaton's Plans.
New York Tribune Washington Letter.
II IL the purpose of Mir. McRim, tho ar
chitcct, to make over the presidents man
sion according 10 the plans which would
have been followed century ago mud CIR
cumstances permitted. Tho plans being
used for this work are the original draw.
ings The only modification Of these plans
viii be due to change OF methods of heat.
ing, ILLUMINATION aud constructions
Inc original plans fsl the White House
contemplated providing Tor the president u
residence and nothing more. Tue plans
now being executed Will restore tic house
aH residence, aud a small brick ofncc
building connected by passnscway with
the main building ana painted WHITE, IN
keeping with It's surroundings viii provide
an office for the president aud his clerks,
This building VIII be entered from Seven.
teenth street, opposite the state, war and
navy building, ana IL Ia there that all Of
hcial business callers on the president VIII
60. This office building Is regarded rs
temporary to he used unta me president
has an appropriate Office building north ~
the White House grounds and on one Of the
SITES that surround Lafayette PARK. an OF
Which have been Indicated By the park
commission rs ultimately 10 be used Tor
public buildings. The removal 1f the or
uccs uf The president from the hltc House
Is regarded as necessary tur reasons aside
iron, convenience, ana inc proper tpansac.
lion Of public business a preliminary ok
ANIMATION OF the huIdlng has SHOWN that
the portion OF the house devoted Ia tine Of
ices ~ mo nrestdrnt is weak. and n l..
necessary TO relieve tbe bcam, from tue
weight that has long been on them. Ths
house needs modern bathrooms aud ther5,
he need for restorinI many fentnrps of the
nplidtpo On rnjfoTn, MAN 90 as "a elm.
inate u1ony inronorniiies tb8t have crept in
f,1,, tiric ~ ti,ne vvhcn announcements or
- Ui,t ~ d ndn rhil ,nnres nSons.
irrS', 4, toi,,,, $50 ma en,iro house IN.
~ W ~ roiuf ~, ,orttcr ~ H. rho nnn.
a''uu ut n'v.SS oHv "a o,.op rho anu,
r NV ,,'iii ta rpisrgeS 20 New cent in order
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WACO TO GO INTO BUSINESS.
viii Issue Bonds for Water and Electric
liuht Plant

viii Issue Bonds for Water and Electric
Light Plant.
Waco Texas. June 27.-At a nee Ing Of
the city council held last night that body
voted ia issue bonds to the nmount Of
$4,000, which is the bonded margin, for
the purpose Of erecting water and elec
trio light plant for the city. This amount
rs insufficient to erect the plants, 5ut 1t is
the Intention to retire $lo000o of the
hcudcd Indebtedness and realize another
100000 from this source aud either Dor
row another SlOcUU or hypothecate the
plant for that sum 1t is intended that
the two plan viii cost SioJGJu,
The mayor and finance committee were
instructed TO proceed ut once to secure
rights of way ror the mains aud The plans
and to secure q constructing engineer. 1t
is Intended to get the wa er supply from
the Bosque river, distance of three miles
from the city,
Most Of the artcsian wells of the city
are owned by the Bell Water company
and even with them they do not furnish
enough wafer with which to supply the
city.
The council will proceed at once to take
the necessary steps to erect both the water
and light plants.
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OIL STOCK SALES DECREASE.
CALL WAS DULL, INTEREST
CONFINED TO FEW.
National oil and Pipe, Manhattan Hio-
gins and Palestine and Beaumont
Attract Buyers.

The call at the OIL and Stock Exchange
yesterday brought very limited results anil
few changes in price The orders on hand
appeared as rule to be below the limit Of
holders and little attention was given to
companies outside OF those In which inter.
est has recently conferred.
National oil and Pipe seemed to be the
most attractive TO buyers for the time
being. All that was offered Oh the terms
OF the preceding day found ready takers,
and this amounted to good-sized quantity.
block Of 1000 was bought at lSc, then
Ac more was given for a similar block and
several additional lots. This did not supply
the wants of buyers and the ask price was
moved up to Zoe afterward and bids were
placed at 1Sisc on the close. Manhattan re.
maincd In high favor. One lot sold ut a
small decline, hut there was no reason why
prices equal 10 the best obtained since the
dcclnc In this stock could not have been
paid. There were trades ranging from pc
up to 2I}ac, and later 1t was held at 2Sc,
while buyers freely offered PC less. Higgins
continued TO hold the attention of buyers,
hut the inclination 10 60 beyond former
limits was not Sufficient 10 cause any
trades. Palestine and beaumont brought
out good inquiry, but there was no material
change In value and limited trading TOOK
place, There was gain of ligc on the day
In closing bids.
There was increased activity In Forward
Reduction, and prices kept well WITHIN
the range formerly covered, although the
demand was not exhausted. Gladys ol
Beaumont was a very easy seller M &c, hut
did not hold 10 the figure throughout. buy,
ers on the clesc dropping as mncn as a ceat
less. Independence continued To trade fec
~, hut at weak valuation. There was
more 10 he had than was wanted a g and
final offers stood at decline of iac
The total sales amounted to 1850 shares
The prices bid and asked at the close
yesterday and the sales made we're as roll
lows:
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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Robbed by a Mexican,

Lccsvllc, Texas, June %. Early this
morning Mexican entered the home Of
MI W NJ. Parker, who lives near this
place. aud asked Mrs. Parker who was
alone for breakfast offering to pay her
for the meal. She thought this the best
way tn get rid al him ana prepared his
food, for which the Mexican paid her -
cents After eating his breakfast he
walked into another room. whore Mrs Par.
ker was and demanded Of her his money.
which ,he gave him The Mexican then
left and boarded a freight wagon going to
Gonzales. Mrs, Parker at once notified nor
husband who was at work on his farm
Mr. Parser Immediately set out TO overtake
him Nothing more has been heard of them
NJ This writing.
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win OF Charles Broadway Rouss.

Waxahachic, Texas. June ia certified
copy Of the will Of the late Charles Broad
way Rouss, the New York merchant aud
millionaire, was filed for record in the
county clerks office here yesterday after.
neon. The will is lengthy document
containing ten pages Of closely typewriter
regal cap. The will disposcs OF property
to the estimated amount of Sl,jUj, 900.
Cash requests to the amount of S4l4,JOO arc
made to relatives of the decedent The
ms rument also deylscs So, 900 In coutlnu
ing aGnuitieS The residence property stu.
arcd on Fifth avenue in New York Is left
to his wife and the mercantile business
is bequeathed jointly to his son, Peter f.
RouSs, and daughter, Virginia Duane Lee
lls brother, William W. Rouss is made
executor 81 the estate
Before his death. Mr.. Rouss had acquired
considerable real estate holdings In Ellis
county,
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N VAS QUIET WITH
COMMISSION HOUSES.
u. Cause a Firmer Situa.
-,,,atoes and Catalogues.
u;oher--Lemons Arrive. r

:, oplet in jobblng and com.
IN yesterday. The commlss. on
p ~. we're interfered with by the
i n 4 good demand for peaches.
Eats caused slight advances in
u ,antsIoupes, while Texas eggs
Toe Lemons continued firm
F,'a,nd brisk. Two carloads were
4 '.',srday, the fruit being in much
r,,,n than has been the rule for
I, crown hens are still plenti-
IA cheese showed no changes
,ocal receipts Of tomatoes are
! excellent quality. The Texas
NJ ,rep is not yet exhausted, but
Z, onions have all been mar
"A. and featureless market pre-
I'M the wholesale grocers. No
!, suStatlons were reported, but
generally hopeful feeling occa-
4 he rain.
4, hay and produce market was
|, anil. both in the wholesale aud
Business in these commoditi s
...,l,r suspended on account OF The
.elipc Of depression prevailed.
n. the situation in future tolna-
,su,b. steckcl-Hewitt company Of
rrte, "Rcgarding future toma-
,,,ntnts of the week have clearly
4, dlfsculty to induce sellers to nc-
,sla business, even at good fig
n. hs,vy sales made by Maryland
,s,re packers in the first three
,tM4rear have never been SO well
"a among operators in this section
Az mast week, nor Is this fact
,srtly regarded and appreciated
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Callahan County News.

Baird. Texas, June .25.-The old soldiers
will have county reunion July aud >,
and the people have given well TO the cause.
About twenty head of cattle have been
arranged for and also about ten head of
sheen other necessities for the occasion
have been arranged for,
Large. crowds Of the town people are daily
leaving town 10 camp on the hayou ana
some cattle have been shipped to market
and several tralploads have been shipped
t6 the Territory 70. fattcn and then to mar
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PRODUCE.

BEEswAX-Prime Texas, 22a23c per
pound.
BEANs-Imported navy beans S9sa3sic;
Bayou, 4c English dried, sac; PINK, &C..
black eyed, &c; Michigan navy, 3Ac
California navy, 4Ad4lsc; snaps, S3o' per
bushel; wax, $50 per bushei; California
Limas, Jl24Uc; fresh wax Deans, GJG'oc
per bushel crate.
BUTTER-B Stpr, 24c; dairy, nc; FL
gin creamery, 2jq26c; Meadow Cola
2S029c, Texas bricks, lie Ueomargu-
luc-Lincon solids, l2I2c; Lincoln prints
lsc; Monkeys special. 1snlDc; Crystal Gem
and country rolls, lDc; Empire state .Spo'
cial lJc special Blue star lSc; Elgin dairy
bricks, zoe; Ideal, 1l2c, Purity creamery,
20 and 3U-lh tubs, BE; Lib prints, 24c; III
gin Creamery, solids, lSc; country Butter N
pals. lUd4Oc
CABBAGE-l6112c. ana.
CHEESE Wisconsin fail cream rolls 16e,
Wisconsin full cream duisies, l4QlJc; Wis.
consn half cream. lMl4.
EGGS-Texas. 10m12c, Kansas, 10000.
KRAUT.-New, III half barrels, S3VOM
I ONIoNs-New crop, per bushel, 75Gs0c,
PEPPEK-CEiic, new, l5@l6c per pound
black Siupahore l5c.
PoTAfoES-New potatoes, 5o@Goc per
bushel ...,
farcy hand picked No. l. 6d6t2c
PECANS-TcXas per pound, lOal@c' ac'
GPtoulTKY~Chickens, hens, good, $?,7om
s3 90: fryers, large, 81 75M3. 90; hroiiers'
81 7a02.UO: mixed lots S2.J0Man' cock =
large, old SlSUM2.O0; ducks, large, $I.Vui
3.a5; geese. full teathered. $S.Wa9,' =,
turkeys, hens, $5oo@1o; sobbers' sou
ToMAToEs-Texas, 4-bosket crates 400
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A..idsnts in Inn County.

Hiusboro. Texas, June NV Z. o'Neal
=, roten fell from a load Of oats today
and wheel ran over his arms breaking
:. rho wrist and badly bruisng the
ON o,her 81 The accident occurred In crossing
Il ravne =, prandon fotl from,
~ 'statinn ana broke his leg at noon
,,biie watering stock
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ch.rokae county Normal.

Rusk. Texas. June &c The summer nor
NAL for white teachers onened here today
with a snail attendance. More are expect
cd next week. Prof. James o'Ksefc. ecu.
duetor. Prof T. NJ Barger and Miss Jodie
insraham, assistants. The East Texas Bap-
tist college OF this place turned over Its
building to conduct the coarse u
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HIDES AND WOOL.
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, June 81 Buttcr-Ensy; cream
cry lSd2l: dairy lTdl9la Cheese--Steady,
luCqll' Eggs Firm fresh H.
New York, June 27.--Egss-- Strong: re-
ceipts 542S packages; southern 1Jl3dlTh.
81, Louis, June 81 Poultry Steady.
Butter- Steady, creamery iTm22R; dairy
lInlA Eggs Higher, liz loss OF
Kansas city, June 2I.-Eggs-Firm'
fresh a.
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FRUITS.

.APPLEs-Texas green, per box, a3aooc;
red, 5G@U0c. .-,a
2.ON.
Sl.T5m2 25; per pound, 2#@3c ,--.
CANTAL0UPES-Bu shCl crates, 1oGsoc'
Rocky Fords. In baskets, Asa zoe,
CHERRlES-Callfornia Red, per box
81, 50dl.Tl,
EMONS-Messinas 500
RANGES-ValenclRs, 50 90.
PEACHES-Per box. fancy, free stones,
5cd75c: choice, 2Od25c; 4 bnsket crates, zoe
alec. according 10 quality,
PLUMS- Texas per peek box, o5H11e
wild goose, 2i-quart crates, S0GWe.
PINEAPPLES- Per crate, S45ndiT'
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Revival at tiunaerford.

Hunserford Texas, June % Rcvs. Gas
kins OF Wharton and Gah Of vi Campo
who have been holding a protrscted meet
ing here since List sunday, were joined to-
day by the prs ding elder. Rev. re Clrre,
and the meeting Will continue TIL next sun.
day, during which time they hope 70 do
great good.
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TlN-Firm. sa1 ooaSst so; lead. sac.
NO. ALs ANilED SHEET IRONS and 5
~, nLAck SHEET IRoN-No. 81, So. 10 per
,hOoFlNG TlN-aiacbIpe made. $40 5o,d
b b" per box old style, sl6.ood1s.5o per
p soLdpER-Half ara Half. ielsG2oc per
NO g,oRiRuGATED IRoN--GaIvsnlzcd. s4.75
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METALS.

New York June 27--The London metal
market remained closed today. The New
metals The demand for ali metals was
slow. Lead was quiet at rs aud sreltcr
at .. Iron held steady but the sales
movement was slow. Warrants were nom
No. . foundry, Northern 2lNn22 O0; No.
l foundry, southern. and soft 21.0nd22 80
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p,ohibItIon in Leon County.

copterville, Texas, June 26.-At the spe-
ella, session of the commissioners court
beld this week to open the polls and count
thc votes in the county. prohibition cleo
~ ~ bcid on the 9th day Of June the
l, carefulIv counted all the votes east
I in Inc election ana after discardng all
ttiiiegaIlv worded ballots entered an order
drclarinc the result in favor OF prohibition
Nv fMenty.one YotA-.
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HEAVY STAPLES.

HEAVY STAPLES.
NhQN- Powder, per key, "a. %;
f.sier, s1.65 per keg; drop shot,
aS; buck, 81 40.
-EIlra short clear. In sacks, 13tsc;
VIC, boxed. hc higher: bellies,
lsse, New York bellies, lac.
OlL-ln barrels, 4Sc; half bar
G AND TlEs-Bagglng. 2-lb, 7c;
Arow ties. less than carload
Huston, SIPS.
-stick, wrapped, basis "a. No. ,,
~ b; No. 1 full weight, basis
peI b; special sizes, lac nigh.
,%Gl5e, as to quality.
nTsIlr full weight, 10c: Gran
tsaI l0l:c; Electric Lights, sac;
Wglt, lllac; light weight, 1Ol2G.
s5t6sItland, S2,75@5,25; Rosen-
-alo fair, 7llrdTRic: urimc. slad
NJ ad9c; fancy, 1Ola6l1c; Pea
we CoFdoya, 13lac; roasted
ANmkles Ari0sa. basis 10U.lb
sellyered; Apex, 1lhc; Lion.
Ml Mocla and Java. lib cans,
20 Java blend. lib cans, bib
eas ls&c; International Java
aH lSAe; = and Alb patls,
ANA Mocha and Java, LIN
A B c soda, bulk, boxes,
.lsols. per doz n, 95c; ging l
rsssns' Sc; stage planks, 6lac;
i s.lis; B'lb sacks: Fancy high
Mtni fancy half patent. So. -
.ace, $50; 24-lb sacks, Zoe
.,FueFi Hour, In wood, ljc PEI
EoVs GooDs-Grits. hominy
1ss IN 40-lb sacks, per sack,
XIV y S6.lh sacks, per sack,
m $40; Friends oats, 81. 10,
Nv, N'e1; Hawkeye oats 81 So
s.,,.saaasal lE-lb package, $3.50
las,u,,, uerce compounds. ga
J.NisHe; 10.lb cans, We higher,
s,, S5sger' BID cans, lie higher.
nIa l4l4c; fancy, 1870
|tUk a. ~ ~
ANW per barrel; coopered
barrels, s5a75c per gallon
ia Itracted, 5d6c per pound
w 9Th cans. extracted,
sseftions, 1odl3c.
sAeeolled, fair. 16AdiSc
M uolce, 25M26c, pure re
W. e,.M lLK-Easle, se75a7.oo
,is,Maio; Dime, S3.o364. 90
ts5; Winner. 81. 45d4. 80
NM iall WEIGHT. 4 OF. s5G0Oc
NJ M, s'oz, 81 .60m1. 20: - Oh
%N weight, 55IGOc; oh
s"c' lunch oysters, lib
p,.t gallon kegs, S1.oo; 10
M ~ ,h,nbls. S4.5064.55; pints
mWi quarts, American
tn tsnoh htAGgon, $3.50.
MN mead. 6hm6i5c; choice
b 4 ti2ei fancy imported, Ga
basis Tie, lie; Manila
ISS, q coarse, s5c. fine ooc
~ COOS, 81 45; 100-3s
lfsSackerel. No, /, in 1o.il
Esns!afels 20 III. M. /. 5000
F,a,., 9les, S5.50dj.T5.
fglH dNlar Rock. CuluInbii
Nastle Rock. Columbi;
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aroe Panther Killed.

san, Angelo. Texas. June 2o'e-A iosat
tanuer has secured a panther hide iot
ar,sslne when measures eight and : hair
Seet from lin 10 tip. Ii WAS killed In Aleuf
ard county by The 1SFearold koI q nr'
NJ. w. Sellers with q target rins ts-,sat, AZ.
beO, The shot taxing effect IN ina PACK
part OF the hrute's bead ~
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COFFEE.

New York June Coree-spot Rio
quiet: No invoice 81; mild quiet; Cordova
No. Z invoice SIS; mild quiet Cordovn
Sdllla Futures closed unchanged with
The tone quiet. Total sales 27ooo hays.
July 4s5@4 30: August ie0d4 rs; Scptcm-
March 545a5.5o: April 5.55 May go
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s,bstantia improvements in Rosebud.

Substantial IMPROVEMENTS N hosepud'
Rosebud. Texas, June 27.--Ihis town con-
,,nues with its steady growth ana contracts
80 been awarded now for the eighth brick
,,,s,,s.s house for this summer. Four have
uI,ady been built and the others under con-
ttsc' h,S protrscted meeting is In progress
a. The Methodist church at this place
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REVIEW OF TRADE CONDITIONS

cotton states, while the STRONG st1tI5tIoaI
position. together Ia liberal consump
lion and covering OF short contracts nj Lay
crnonl combined to causc sharp rise In
option prices aud moderate stnouiue Of
snot cotton. but the advance was main.
tanned.
Failures for the week number 30 10 the
United States against 2Oi last ycHH ana du
in Canada against % year ago.
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N.tlonal aank for Frisco.

Mckinney, Texas, June ia National
hank has been organised at the new fowq
~ Frisco on the Frisco railroad N the
,nrn,,rly ~ Hlllshoro, Is president Will
lam Alien vice president. aud llorAer w,
Gee of Dallas, cashier
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-28
np1rD FRUITS AND NUTS.

I.Es-Fancy eyaporated, 50-h boxes.
1OIm1Oihc. lib cartons. fancy. lNAWllc'
cartons choice, l0Amllo,,2; choice No4l,SHe eVaPot'
SPRItOTS--Pe III. loose, lOI2allc.f
CiTRON-m 10-lh boxes, lac,
CTRRANrs- 25-lb hoXes; cleaned bnlk'
SlbdOc: lib cartons, 9Ea le; 90, -,
DATES-1-lb packages, Ii2asc; Faro
dates, Sc; Halowei, bulk 60-lb boxes ga
PEACHES Choice new stock, 0R0Ac.-
boxas. 81 .65d1 10; N-lb boxes L. Il raisins,
GOT zoe. 2.crown l., NJ raiSlns, 50-lb boxes,
Sc; S.vown /. n. raisi ms Size Size sooos
sic: 7O-S0s, &c; G0-T0s Gl3c; J0-6os 7c;
0NTIi'Ts@Fnherts, Sicily, 13c: California
walnuts. 13Gl4e; peanuts, fancy hand PICK
Cd T67l,c. No .. 5l6c; Jumbo, 7I7i,c;
almonds. Taragona, 18G17c per ID in sacks
California almonds, t5c; pecans ioal2c, ac'
cordlug to- size.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-28

WIRE NA1rs 90

WIRE NAILS-sa, rs base nor ker
60 AhbED WIRE-Galvnnized. Glidden.
mo- ner ~, lsr 100 lbs; galvanized Bsker, SIS. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-28

,ast for rheumatism, Elmer & Amends
Best, , ~ No, 2s5l, Celebrated on It's
fr nrsss Tor many efectuai cures. Z. r.
Iseshmidt. Houston, Texas sole agent