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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-12

"say. pop. may I ask you cues.
tionT
Eyes, Teddy, What is it7r
when mans finished milkin'
COW, how does he turn OF the milkY'--
New York Times.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-12

II has long been a commonplace that
the effects OF artillery are mainly
moral" but for all that the introduce
ton Of new explosives, lyddlte espe-
ciallY. and OF quicker ff1nr nnns had
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-12

l.,l'en three nnl half vrnrs
was n the havsr r'a enc lay wi :
u wasrUn ,r feys hflga
lsf tsidn aiomma cump ~ tcr
ma snid
i.imn. there were three pieces ef
rtkr in the pantry. and now there IS
on'y enc How did Chat hspgeuT
well" said Iil'ian her eyes open
wide with excitement, ut WHs 81 dirk
IN there didn't see the other piece"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-12
snnnthin -

a Snowman tn the Junsle went
And caught q fierce young gnu
Said he. 'in teach him TO perform
And sell him 20 the ZOO.
This mgn was very much surprised
And quite delighted. too.
For, 10, each quick and novel trick
The new gnu knew,
e. Wards BIaisdell IN ST. Nicholas
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-12

It Is remarkable how rich a girls
father always becomes In the dispatch
cs right after she has eloped or gone on
tho stage. Detroit Free Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-12

Bend a halrpin as shown In figure.
Fasten a five cent piece into the hook
on the left, while you suspend ring
or. Il necessary, two rings from the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-12

ctun1Gs
u should say so! Last night turned
the gas down, and he asked IL II was
time for him to go home."-Detroit
Free Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-12
The PhiInn,hropist.

George Pew. vat is pA.la2ihro-
pist?
Father An easy mark. my son -
Ohio State Journal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-12
A Coin TrIrk.

Place little muciiage on the rim Of
1 wlnorles.. t',rn the glass over on a
sheet Of w.,p paper ana when the
uuc.hge is dry cut away the pap.r
t.csc g. the glass Pct the SASS mou
9#nWHd on n sheet Of paper lie t-..
81 "a covers thc rcsth of the ge.
'l@.ea pepar cone 10 10 o or tho & rss.
lay 4 my on tAt .sr.c sheet i
.latcr IS tac side o. - wln-llss.
YER the glass wtA the par & -
~! place the whole OVER tie y.
-ori'nrnd The com 70 a'sa. l..t gal
iakir- OF the cone thr c,in vii nv
ear to hav9 oaeyei yeCs yaeaa \.
cause u @ reapacm r94drc
enc and cas.y q ray he .ias7 t,t,g e..
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-12

othc- hoo TAs W.. ialaace tho
moacy, ii y5n r'acf tie r.M OF The .ye
coat piece GU tae pea; ot - large I a.
a. sAov4 in agure. - b.ow!ns apa.;st
tie I.ng the whole VIII turn without
disturbing thc balance.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-12

Nearchus. the admiral Of Alexander
the Great, noted the growth OF the sug-
ar cane I'm India b. G.. 325.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-11-07
SHE WAS A sHREwD INVESTOR.
Her Once Derided rat swamps" Are
Laughed at No Longer.

Mrs. Elizabeth 4. Shelhamer Of
Rock river bottom several years ago
bought tract of 400 acres of swamp
land near Erie. 1t was a desolate and
fcrbidding region. 1t was full OF
muskrat houses. grass tall enough to
hide a horse, cat-tails and pools. She
paid s. per acre. Everybody thought
ii was about as foolish move as 1t
would be to wad the wealth up and
slove 1t into the fire. Her little girl
used to come home from school cryin :
because the children leased her about
her mothers rat swamps.
But Mrs. Shelhamer Is one Of the
best business women In Henry or
Whiteside county. She knew exactly
what she was doing She had the
swamps drained. She put in tile ana
redeemed the land. Last fall she re-
fused $50 per acre for the tract, and
says that she wouldn't take s75. She
laughs best who laughs last.-Genc-
SEQ Qll.l News
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-11-07

is becoming an artist of note as
well as school teacher without a
superior in the state. The pri yes
were awarded as follows; one land
scape 4x5, first prize; enc portrait,
4x5, second prize; one landscape
over 4x5, first prize: one portrait
over 4x5 second prize; one land
scape over 4x5 first prize; one por-
trait, over 4x5 second prize; on e
snap shot from life over 4x5, first
prize.
J. P. McMeekin of Hagerman,
We are informed carried away three
prizes for paintings of Idaho seem
erv
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-11-07
Give Dance And Supper.

A big free dance and supper was
given by the republicans Wednes-
day evening over the result of the
election. The attendance was
large, everyone turning out and
the best of music was had and
every one seemed to enjoy them
selves. Supper was served at the
Columbia hotel, plates being set
for 165.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-11-07
Lincoln County Artists.

Prof. w. c. Thompson received
five prizes at the state fair at Boise
last week on photographs taken by
himself which is evidence that he
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-11-07
Events Of
a Week

- "~'~'-I
New York City and Clover Greek
went democratic.
Fresh oysters can be had at the
Stackman's Cafe.
Tom Miner made buscss trip
10 HALEY "Wednesday.
John Hunter made business
trip to Bellevue today.
Frank Raymond was branch
passenger Wednesday.
George Eveletb made business
trip today. to Manidoka.
Fresh doughnuts at the post OF
flee every Tuesday and Friday.
T.. G.. Pickren Of Bliss was in
Shoshonc several days this week.
Mr.. Hickey the Ketchum saloon
keeper was in Sboshone yesterday.
Miss Clara Schodde, is visiting
in the city the guest Of Miss Alice
Clark.
Miss Ella Weber, Of Bellevue
was in the city this week visiting
with friends.
Mrs. 4 J. Mcmahon and mother
Mrs. Bowler went up to HALEY to-
day for ten day visit with friends
Mrs. Mclver has just received a
new line OF fab and winter millin
cry. Call early and select your
hats.
Conductor WILDER who run on
The branch some years ago was Wis
itug his old Shoshone I IN a. yes
terl y.
For SALE sheep wagon and
buck board in good condition. In
quire Of Tom Hoffman at the
Kelly ranch.
Charles Morton came down from
HALEY and has excepted the job
ms night Baggage man at the 0. S.
l.. depot in Shoshone.
A. Ii. Kinsey and wife came in
from BOISE last Sunday and spent
several days visiting with his par
ents and also voting here.
The republican majority in this
stite this year was larger than the
combine vote for the whole ticket
in the state six years ago.
Orlando Emmons of Goodiag /,
was in Shoshone yesterday, receiv-
ing the congratulations on his cleo
ton as county commissioner.
Jack Meysrhoffer departed for :,
Walla Walla, Washington, yester- :,
day to join his wife who has been
visiting there for some time.
Auditor Wooten, of the Rocky e
Mountain Bfl. telephone company
was in Shoshone checking up the !,
Office at this place last Saturday. :.
The new building Of w. IL. +
Baugh's is now enclosed and Con- Il
tractor Crandall states that it will r.
be completed in couple of weeks. "a
Lincoln county was visited by a Fl
snow storm Wednesday but it was
nothing as compared he re,ub.
lican ballots that were cast Tues n
day. C
Chairman Gooding seems to have :
counted the ballots bsfore they d
were cast The judges are merely !,
formally endorsing his forecast - :,
Capital News. :.
A. c. MURRAY who has been put &C
ting in the exchange for he Rocky
Mountain Bell telephone company
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-11-07
Gooding School Report.

Teachers monthly report of
school district number 10, Lincoln
cunty, Idaho, for the month end
ing October Oath 1902. Number of
DAYS taught "a.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-11-07
Brevities

was in town yesterday.
J. e. Brown who has been act
ing as night operator at this place
for the past two weeks we are in
formed will b, transferred to Min
adoka this week.
w. w. VanDuzen. presiding eld-
er OF this Methodist district, was in
Shoshone yesterday the guest OF
Rev. Damon. on his return from a
visit to HALEY.
To whom it may concern. All
persons having books belonging to
the free circulating library, please
return al once as case II must be
sent out Immediately.
p. M. Bruner, was in the city
over Sunday on his return trip
from the northern part OF the state
where he has been making cam
paign speeches for the republicans.
Hon. f. II. Gooding, chairman
of the republican state committee,
and Il. NJ. McCollum secretary,
came in from Boise Monday morn
ing, to cast their vote to help swell
the publican majority.
John Hart, OF HALEY was in
Shoshone today. Mr.. Hart is very
jubulent over the way the election
went in his county and says the
republicans will give a big dance
and supper to night in HALEY.
The X. Of P. lodge in this city
will give their anual ball and sup
per in their new hall on Thanks
giving eve. They anticipate a
big time and are making all neces
sary arrangements 10 that end,
For SALE have for sale 80
bucks or rams; 80 Colswolds; 80
Shropsheer; 30 Deleno Marines, at
my ranch near Hagerman, Idaho
Any one wishing any of them may
,all or write me. john CURRAN.
r. M. Burris. representing the
Hette and Kanne Distiling Co., OF
It. Louis was in the city several |
LAYS this week visiting the trade.
'lr. Burris was for long while in
he Wholesale liquor business at
Neiser and has many friends in
IDAHO.
Three young boys by the names
4 Davy, Wells AMI Cooper were
rrested here 1 thursday night by
sheriff Jones and taken back to
Haley. The boys had run away
rom home but were not very anx-
ous to get further as they had
cen here two days.
In THE JOURNALS wri cup of
Ion. Guy G. Barnum last week it
lated that he was railroad attor-
ely at the time he had the case for
he sheep man on Snake river. but
lr. Barnum says it was mistake
as much as be was not appoint |
! attorney until some weeks later. [
Father Godschalx departed for {
eiser yesterday where he will
Ike charge OF the Weiser parish.
aiher Godschalx has many l
lends in Shoshone who regret ve-
much to see the change made
I'd to lo1se so good a citizen as l
}, but wish him success in his new
I'D Of labor. 7
Major Fred Reed, of HALEY, /,
ade two camp ign speeches in this 4
unity, one at Hagerman last Sat \
day night. and another one in n
loshone Monday evening. Mr.. it
Fed is a thorough business man y
ID talked to the people as such. u
d undoubtedly did much good b
r the republican party OF this n
nnlv
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-11-07
days taught "a.

g2E
No of pupils enrolled for the month 0 II
No of new pupils enrolled for month 6
No pupils dropped during the month
No of pupils reinstated during month
Average No pupils present each day so 95 60
Average No pupils absent each day II
No pupils present each day in month 10
Average per cent of attendance 95
No cases trdlnsss during month 22
No cases of corporal punishment 90
JESSIE GwIN,
Teacher.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-11-07

1E5EEElG5.=5E!!=T=!5lE5
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-11-07

Major Fred Reed, of HALEY,
made two camp .ign speeches in this
county, one at Hagerman last Sat
urday night. and another one in
Shoshone Monday evening. Mr..
Reed is thorough business man
and talked to the people as such,
and undoubtedly did much good
for the republican party OF this
county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28
ORANGE NEWS NOTES.

superintendent Of the Public Schools
Has Been Elected.
orange. Texas. March 90 AZ n meeting
Of the board Of trustees Of the city pub
lie schools held yesterday evening Prot
i. A. kirklcy was elected superintendent
Of tho city schools and Prof. w T. Pol
lard. OF lacksboro principal Tho election
Of the balance OF the faculty for the en-
suing term was postponed untiI the next
meeting of the hoard.
orange Lodge. No. 2Si Benevolent ana
Protective order of Elks, met last night
and elected officers for the ensuing term
as follows: G.. w, Hole, exalted rultl,
A. r. FORSYTH, esteemed leading kn'En,'
j. r. Davidson, esteemed loyal Knight ~.
l. Mounndon esteemed occurring knight
l. l. Jacobs. secretary, l.. Miller, trcnSu-
rcr: t. II O'puy. esquire; &. Il, PAnnc-
Ntz CbapInin. &. A GtuStrCaiu, tier; j
w Link and Charles NJ Rein trustees
Charles NJ Rein, representative; j. u. Hul,
Ter. alternate The Elks have Just moved
into their handsome quarters In the new
Bancroft brick building, which were DC.
signed especially for them. Elegant new
furnishings have been put tn and the
Elks have one NJ the cosiest ctup ana
lodge rooms in the state.
H. Miller president and w H. stark
vice president Of the orange mud North
western ruilroud. left last night for New
OritnuS ON important business In the IN
tcrcst Of that road
G. r. PAnncwitZ, general manager OF tho
Orange aud Wingute Lumber companies
has gone to New Orleans on u business
mission, leaving last night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28
3. B. MorrIs & 81. S Letter.

Houston. Texas. March 81 The market
was distinctly better all around today the
cable news was better than looked for M
lures showing an advance Of IN 4l2 points
as compared with last night ana Spots
being up 192d on sales Of 1000 bales
Reports from Southern spot markets were
more encoura eng. the movement was Oh
the decrease. both port and interior towns
losing as compared with last year. est
mates being 35 to 40 per cent lower al
both Houston and New orleans as com.
pared with the same day last season ana
the Journal OF Commerce In special re-,
port said the decrease In Interior slogtAss
amounted to 80 per cent as compared WIN
1901. ms
The only dlscouraglng news today was
the inauguration NJ a strike at bowelli e
feeling quite large number or operallhVs,
and the report that there were Il nunlue.
OF mills which were begihslns 10 M
trouble with their operatives. anu tnaI
strike might occur there at any time =,
There WAS some selling on the part "a
Yesterdays buyers, which broke the ~
vance slightly. but the light estimates ~,
New Orleans and Houston tomorrow sel,ru
10 bring both shorts and some new bu!ss az
back into the market, with the result tn"I'
before . o'clock II had reached lNc
above the highest figures or the day; a.
The movement Is showing rapluls ~
crpasing tendency. The mills OF the Spuutnn
md Fast are not any too well supplied VIZ.
cotton. and IL Is only a question OF SUI,
time until they will have to enter tp hsy m'i
good deal Of cotton, hut the amount u ~
not look large In view Of the fact tnst III ~,
SUNNY Is beginning to look pretty shall
II may be some time before the advahe'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28
SITUATION NOT CHANGED
WITH RESPECT TO TRADING.
international Advanced IN Price and Ae-
tivity--lneressed Bids for Bayou City
Empire State Declines.

The course cf prices at the OH and stock
Exchange yesterday was somewhat moro
favorable There was a great deal ~ room
for improvement So far as trading was CON
ccrncd. hui this condition was considerable
duo to tho fact that buyers could not he
accommodated extensively az the lower
level of value some OF the stocks have
reached The aggregate did not measure
very large vet there was slightly better
tone TO the bidding.
The position n Anglo American was
scarcely altered There were plenty u
takers At he and plenty Of sellers ot Be-
Even concessions were made aud q trous-
fer took place AZ each rrlce. International
made = noteworthy advance. both in pricn
tnd selling capacity Fifteen thousanl
shares changed a, -, gain Of i.c ou the
day, ana holders novel UP an additional
cent On the close A stronger demand do
yeloped for National Oil and Pipe without
perceptiblc variance 81 vnluc Good settling
occurred at 2Sd2si6c, and the former figure
did not ind responses later Paragon went
lsc higher and only one block could he
obtained nj that advance.
Empire State made i sharp decline mud
sold so per cent less than the price for
which It has been recently held. The ask
figures at the windup went iSc lower Thu
first sale iu Missouri. Kansas and Tex Us
was ut 4 healthy Increase. hut a drop 70
tho former level took place on the close.
Becky Sharp became more active without
Improvement In value aud sales I'm lndN
pcudcncC averaged iSc lower with tlc Gc.
mnud larger thuu supply on That basis
Manhattan was practically on Staud,iill
Ground the figures 10 which It has lately
fallen There were several orders Tor Sour
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28
|mTSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

weaker in consequence, while so,os ooor-
rcd around So.
There were fair receipts % strswbcre,ss
with prices gaugcd by The quality and
some sales made at IN improved asure.
Supplies al cotton seed meal and co,.
are about exhausted with The trade ,luns.
suspended IN same. The situation ON oil
is very wcik.
Prices ON bananas are fully sc higher in
the general market, AMI while local prices
have not been altered, they are ruling dis
tinctly stronger.
Oranges are selling about 25c higher and
adviceS from California Indicate that r,r
Their advances are probable. car we. 70
cetved during the day. but only normal
stocks remain on hand
San francisco nrm states: "tt o,ks
now very favorable for clean up on ali
desctiotions In FIRST hands on the coas.
Apricots aud peaches are I'm very Urht
stock. and hruncs AMI raitnS arc I'm strong
lands. II Is much too early 10 talk ainat
the prospects fol The nov cron OF nrnnas
NJ one cAn tell what the outlook is uu.il
ot frost Is passed. Ne had light rains an
t. FEBRUARY, hut since that time tho rnin.
fan has bcel heavy. althougn the uycras .,
SO far this season has Teen less than Iast
Premature reports Of good prospects do the
markets no good.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28

uesroa. TcNas. March 20 Rev. c. NJ.
Beckwith win hold services all this week,
also Easter Sunday In 81, Philips Episco-
nal church Interesting services Will be
held sunday Afternoon for the children
The n s. Naul chapter l. j. t.i VIII
moo NJ the residence Of Mrs. william
Rcili, ncNt Tuesday and an Interesting
progfam has been arranged for the ocea-
sion, .t.... ,..,a.
from him this week m which Nc SAYS he
ttij leave Manila March ~ and viii arrive
in uoarnc July / Jim Is llearne boy
ana has spcni nearly three years In INC
pbiirplnes m tho United states army.
The Houston and TcXus Central ROUND
bouec Is undergoing some repairs WHICH
arc badly needed The present building
ms been In use FOR thirty years and Is one
~ tho land marks 81 The town.
The Henrne public school viii close nus
session Graduating exercises VIII be held
Tuesday night ,,.,...
ana Texas Central WAS IN iiearne' yesterday
on a tour Of inspection.
senator George p Neale, candidate for
lieutenant governor. was In llcarnc yester-
day en- route 10. the northern part Of the
STATE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28
A NEW TAX IMPOSED.

State Of Coahuila VIII Assess Incomes
Above Thirty Dollars Month.
Eagle Pass, Texas, March go The gov
eminent of the state OF Coahulla, Mexico,
has just decrecd that nm income tax OF =
per cont shall be imposed upon everybody
In The state whose income exceeds $50 per
month, Mexican money. There Is consld-
cradle connection among the employees OF
the Mexican international railroad, ali ~
whom have been notified and viii be taxed,
except the most poorly pnld section hand
an nfnpr lRborcrs This tax, coming ,n
ion Of the deprecated Mexican dollar is
EecnIy felt Ii is understood that the tax
win also fall upon the earnings OF rail-
o,ar A. g said. VIII contest Il on cOnsu-
,ntiopal grounds The decree goes into
, efect next month.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28
naIle.suiIl. Hannenlnos.

Hslletsville. Texas. March 26.-Mr. and
Mrs A. Arnim last evening, surrounded by
a number Of their children and grandchil'
drer celebrated their golden wedding. Mr..
Arnim some wears since retired from active
business and Is taking life casy.
Robert Walker young negro who re-
contiv stabbed a son Of William Wharton
ON he streets here. has been held TO uWalt
tba sctlon OF the grand jury on a charge
~ assault with Intent to murder.
Considerable interest, even at this place,
e. taken in the coming city election IN
Houston and people say that II Houston Is
Ia grow and prosper. ring rule must be
shaken OF now and Holt elected mayor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28
The New Orleans Market.
tSnecial 10 The PostD

New orleans. March % Receipts ~
rough rice were on much broader scale
hut we're entirely confined 10 assignments
To- tho local mills No Offering from store
were reported aud tn consequence No ac-
mai business developed. Clean rice re
NAMED strong At unchanged prices With q
moderate volume of offerings which were
ahont all taken mp
Reccipta from country mills were missing.
RecsIpts 2aC7 sacks ~ rough
sales 1917 pockets Of clean clear rice
unchanged Rough rice. Honduras. steady;
No offerings: at . O0d4 10; domestic Japan
steady. no offerings al 2 25d3 70,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28
|,S on SMALL SCALE.
" Ftw GOODS MOVED OUT.
,,.s,,-sansnss Advanced in
X ~ sy,v,ks.-Heavier Receipts
~ ,,''",..-srswberry Receipts.

!, tse wholesale market yes yer.
I, 4 very small scale ana 'e~
y, =, descriptions moved out 20
= ~ n clty dealers. A pro-
,on "-srement is expected when the
n ag,l,,o,s become more favorable
~ Il. trult and the spring demand
isPps l. thorouehly developed.
earn vent fully a cent higher
II :. ! ~ corn chops made a more dis
4. iar,nce.
Nh, Of sweet potatoes on hand
/, ' smIted and high prices are obtain
,H saleS
!, no percept'blo change In the
.,.n A fair demand was in eva
q s,les took Place at 14@l5r'
..,io,, Of poultry we're considerably
\ .s,n tbe average and prices we're
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28
wa.ahaohIe Az EIeoted offlcers.

waxahachie Texas March 26-The Be
nevolent order Of Elks elected officers last
night as follows: j. r. Hines exalted
ruler; J. l.. Mccartney. esteemed leading
knight; j. NJ Yeazey, esteemed royal
knight: Perry S. Robertson. esteemed lee.
turing knight Roger Kennedy, secretary;
Goodwin treasurer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28
KNAPP HAS RETURNED
From His Trip Around the World for
Agricultural Department

ApfcuIturaI DEPARTMENT.
Iako Charles, La, March 26. Prof s.
A. Knapp Of The agricultural department.
arrived today from trip arounn Che world
The professor visited the rice producing
countries Of the world. re studied me
,ocs 10 Washington shortly 10 submit his
rcpou. which VII he published by the de-
par,mout ,.,t
,5otiop and cultivation Of rice ON n large
Scale The members Of the company are
& ~. Wood J. w rrentiss and r Il. God.
frey Of Bangor Maine. They have com
plctcd nrrnnsrmc9is l"t tue olsgest pIahtS
in the Cacasicu district
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28
COFFEE.

New York, March Coffee spot RIO
ouict: 40 Z invoice "a. Mild-Quict; Cor
dova sGlg Futures closed steady with
March points higher and other months
unchanged TO . points higher. Sales, IN
Guiding May n 545 September 30; No
yember $50 December sos: January $40
and February go.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28
PANTS. OILS AND GLASS.

second gf eI p $685. ST. third grddo ' S6S
Turpentlne, per case two 5.Galou cans.
So Is; barrel lots sic per gallon. Mineral
paints. 60c per gallon. Window glass, 30
ethan reds. per cwt S1.5O; yellow orhre,
per cwt, 500. Linseed oil best, bCi,ed,
69dTOc. Ready mixed house paints 81 0ott
156 per gallon, according @ brand mineral
paints Coo per gallon. Window glass, SO
per cent OFF January list.