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the most striking and extraordinary feats, and furnish their act with the whizzing merry -go-round that makes the people laugh. Falke and Semon, the musical comedians; Matthews and Harris In Adam the .Second;" Nellie Waters, the Irish queen,' are all big comedy hits, an dthere are many more fine acts, including the Lyric sextette, who have excellent voices; Dudley and Ormes, the colored cornedians; Eddie and Josie Evans and Cotton's donkeys.
 The donkeys are source of mirth for young and old, especially when the score of small boys try to ride the bucker. Then there is circus.
 The vitagraph is closing the bill.
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po,,,s Wonderland Theater.

Polis will be open early this after noon for New Years callers, and the show will begin at 1 o'clock Manager Poli's treat to the public on New Years day will exhilirate but not intoxicate. It will be a good wholesome tonic on which to begin the new year, for the show is full of clean novelty and fun.
 The royal Suginato troupe of Jap anese, imported by Manager Poli, are a. wonderful aggregation. They perform
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M1nnLERRooK GrILTY.

In the city court yesterday morning the case of the state against Stanton Middlebrook for forgery of a check on the City bank for $65o in the name of F. L. Tibbals the prisoner pleaded guilty and was bound over to the superior court in the sum of $500. The forgery was committed on the 16th of December.
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NEW BOND ORDERED.

A hearing was held before Attorney George F. Hall yesterday morning on an application made by the defendant in the suit of J. w. Frost against Jo- seph Farina, the Turn hall barber, for q new bond. It was alleged by Attorney Maher, counsel for the barber, that the original bond filed by the plaintiff was not sufficient. Justice Hall ordered that new bond of $3,0OO be given.
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LEE VS. CALLAHAN.

Mrs. Timothy Callahan having died, a new phase is presented in the case of Katie Lee vs. Timothy Callahan. The allegation was that Miss Lee, who was engaged to Callahan, lent him money to lift mortgage, whereupon he married another girl.
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BARBER FRoHLIcH SUED.

Judge Levi N. Blydenburgh, acting for Attorney Sanford B. Martin, has brought suit against William Frohlich, the widely known Center street barber, for $5,O0O damages. The allegation is that MT. Martin contracted the barbers s itch while being shaved in the shop early in October. The writ was return ed to the superior court yesterday It is stated that Mr. Martin Is daily at tended by three well known physicians.
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NEW COMMON PLEAS CASES.
 New common pleas cases returned are as follows: H. A. Stevens Coal company vs. William l.. Mansfield
 S339 on common counts; F. A. Warner vs. F. D. Putnam, $150 on common
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NO CONFERENCE HELD.

Hyperion Theater is Still in the Hands of
 Dr. Winchell and Mir. Hughes.
 At the home ofsDr. F. 4; Winchell, who is half owner of the Hyperion theater, last night, It was stated that no conference was held yesterday ill regard to the sale of the well known playhouse. It was also stated that no time was set for meeting for considering the sale of the theater
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SHIT ON ALL DAY.

The common pleas case of Shalit vs Norwich, dispute over Ansonia store property in which damages of $500 are claimed, was on trial all day yesterday
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DIVORCE WITHDRAWN The divorce suit of John Thomas vs. Kate Thomas has been withdrawn from the superior court.
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Jack Potts-"My wife always com plains about my losses at poker. Bob Flush-"But isn't she correspondingly glad over your winnings?" Jack Potts T suppose she would be if I should tell her of them" Philadelphia Press
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Sue Brette-I see they have named cigar after your leading man!
 The Manager-We1f, I hope to gra- cious it will draw better than he does! ---Yonkers Statesman.
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Xmas comes but once a year,
 Let's all be merry, 0.

Our part in the coming day Is to supply the table necessities and luxuries as we'll usual the best. NUTS, imported and native 12c, 25c the lb., Mixed Nuts, our own mix ture,, 12c the lb., Hickory Nuts Sc the at. CANDIES, our broken, pure and high flaw Blown Molasses, Kisses, Phelps Chocolate Chips 35c the lb., Corn Crisp. ORANGES California, Florida and Janiacia, 1sc to 40c dog. Dates 6c the ID. Figs 10c to 20c the and English Fruit Cake, l lb. bars. s26e. Plum Pudding. Orders for ANEONIA DOUGHNUTs must be given no later than Briggs Cake, Bread Parker House and Finger Rolls one day In advance. Xmas out town orders, packing, shipping and expressage, no charge. Orders received for Hauff Ice Cream Co.'S products.
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Fancy Cakes and Crackers

When you are arranging for your whist come in and see what fine line we have. Will mention only a few kinds: Florentines, Banquet Waters, Champagne Waters, Athena Waters, Butter Flakes Nabisco Sugar Waters, Ramona Waters, the Foss Chocolate Rolls and Snaps, and about one hun dred and forty-nine others. Anything you may desire in the cracker line here.
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.FOR NEW YEARS"
 wo have received carloads. of FANCY POULTRY. consisting of Turkeys, Geese; ,,1,a,1 In,yer than the price at Christmas. i'iIea Legs e of Mutton 10c per ID, Lamb Chops 1oc ner In. Pork Chops 10c per lbi Gilt Edge Isutter 25c per ID, Fresh Eggs ZIG per aoAs iIpie :, pieerrHu0ENRERGER & SONS, 1, and 5 rentraI Market, Congress avenue; 92-Ss Seorre street. Telephone No. 12O'
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counts; Connecticut, Hardware and Paint company vs. John C. Warner, $l5o on common counts.
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A Glass of

Mrs. Stones Home made Jellies would make a good New Years pres ent for some sick friend.
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The Boston Grocery co.
Stuffed Dates

We have then stuffed with English Walnuts, Pecans, Orange Peel, Citron, Ginger and Pineapple.
 They are very fine.
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WOMAN SAVED THE DAY.

Mrs. erenfell Probably Only Democrat
Successful on Colorado State Ticket.
Denver, Colo, November 1.-THE Rocky
Mountain News, United States Senator Pat
tersons morning newspaper, will concede
the election Of Peabody, republican, for
governor. and II NJ. Hogg. republican, for
congress In the Second district Peabody's
plurality over simpson. democratic candl-
date. will amount to from 1000 10 1000,
while that Of Hogg viii probably be
The entire democratic ticket is defeated.
with the possible exception Of Mrs Gren.
fell for superintendent OF public instruc-
tiOn
Both sides are claiming the election OF
congressman IN the First district, Shafroth,
democrat, had the Endorsement OF the popu.
Isl convention. aud is probably reelected,
although It may require the official count
AdAms democrat. for congressman ut large,
a thought to lead the State ticket ana NAV
he elected. but the chances seem 10 favor
the election OF Brooks, republican. On the
face OF the returns, the democrats Will
have majority In the legislature hut there
are charges Of fraud In this (Arapahoe)
county as well as others, which may re.
suif In contest, which, II successful. may
defeat the reelection Of Senator IT, II.
Teller,
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IsTON WHOLESALE MARKET

Stocks are mainly well supplied ana the
demand is expected to be better now that
the diversions are past.
Cabbage is still a drug on the market
ana the demand has not increased The
supply, on hand has moved very little FOR
There Is a better demand for Florida
oranges, and tire supply is sufficient for ali
Apples OF an inferior quality nre s,u,
plentiful, and good stock is in demand nj
Eggs are scarce and are bringing good
prices being now around 2oc
Bananas are meeting with good sale.
but ripe stock is scarce
Poultry Is not plentiful and good prices
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FOR SALE OR TRADE Pedigreed pointer
brood bitch, hest OF breeding, will trade
FOR 10 gauge hdmnerless shotgun. Adj
dress Station Agent. Marvel, Texas. 10
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUITs-Apples. BIB. oSc0
Sl1Q; pineapples. sliced. St1o:c eyeiess and
coreless, s1.5od1.eO extra grated 81. s5S5
LIS; pears, 2-lb. soc; Strawberries, Glib
SlQ0d1.o5; blackberes. 2-lb. 05c6isi 90;
peaches, Glib, S1.5Od1. 60; Glib. beaches
81. 1901 Is; Bib pie reaches. $4,000
CANNED VEGETABLES - Tomatoes
2lb, full weight. S0GbS5c BIB. fun weight
95@$1.0O; 2.lb, seconds. T5dS0c; AN Sec
onds, 90d93c; okra and tomatoes. 2.ib
S1oO; canned kraut. 3.lb 00d95c; Caiifop,
mia asparagus 21a-lb. SO. 25d3. so, accord,ne
TO grade; lib. asparagus salmon. cans
S15002 rs; baked beans. 3-lb. 95c. oIb
string beans. S5c; 2-lb kidney beans Csc
2lb' stringless beans. SIPS. o-lb fnorroTo,
fat peas. stOo: BIB American petit nois
81 6Cll1 65; extra Maine corn, 81 is: e0in
SS@90c: seconds, S00S5c
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Ertra standard
glib peaches lemon cling, 81 ,o553o al.
yellow Crawford. 81. S067l So: black cher
'fiess Si904e1o; white cherries. Sc. f5d2 81:
anrtcots Slh061,55; Strawberries. s2 ONa
2 TO- plums, S1.5O61 90: grapes. 81. coal rs
seconds: lOc per dozen less than extra
standard prices.
CANNED M0LASsEs- & r. Old Fash.
Toned. gallons, So 10 per case: u gallons,
Gold Medal brand, fancy table syrup. quart
jars S100 per dozen. B. B & Co, Creole,
2lh;o 90; BIB, S1.35; 5lb. 50. SIS; lob,
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result Of wild election night demonstra.
tiou by an unruly mob of 1000 boys and
men that paraded the streets OF Detroit
during the evening. Property was ruthless
~ sacrificed to boniires and several wagons
and buggies were conhscated. piled high
with bicycle racks and every available bit
town strets, all In flames, All efforts Of
the police to Quell the disturbance led to
attacks by the mob and the officers were
forced 10 draw the reviewers In self-de,
Tense. No shots were fired, however.
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- Poet Gnwt adj 1igE
~ qet!4stSk0t4oslts0~t
FINANCIAL.


THE FIRST gold taken from the Moore
Piaccr) Gold Mining Company. Northorp.
Colo. November ], 1902. can be seen In
the show window OF Sweeney & Fred
ericks jewelry establishment. Work on
this mine was commenced in septembaB.
1902 This company is damming the a.
kansas river in Colorado. turning its
course with view OF taking the gold
from the bed of the river and will open
great gold field. This has never been
undertaken before. Call or write and
get prospectus OF this mining compahy.
Indications are that the mine viii be on
a paying basis within thirty days, when
sale OF stock will be discontinued. Only
a limited amount OF stock offered. WI
c, Moore. president; E. W. hutchinson
secretary. t.
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BrdsaIPs Majority a Safe ono.

Des Moines Iowa, November 5.-More
complete returns place the republican pu-
rnllty of the State ticket ip Iowa a ! tito
above 10000 The plurality of 7. &. BIRD
sail, who Will succeed Speaker Henderson
from the rhird district is 5255, and that
Of NJ j. Wade IN the Second district. the
only democratic congressman elected, l1TD
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s,.on OF these quotations Shows
'rtares In favor uf Houston rs u
dsrket. when the buyer consid-
leafs TO be derived from Hous-
r,t rates he will find thnt even
Notable figures at other markets
the pri,e hnaily paid is gener-
! Toe prices are tnoso ruling
Sston wholesaie merchants, and
j daIly.
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Rhode islands Governor Democrat.

Providence, r, L.. November 5.--Reports
on hand of yesterdays election show that
the democrats elect their candidate for gov
ernor and lieutenant governor. with the
congressional place In the First district
doubtful. The democrats gain through the
entire state electng mayors In four OF the
FIVE cities and cutting down the republican
lead In the house of representatives. The
senate remains strongly republican,
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r, NJ. Love,
Comptroller Of Public Accounts.
Hi
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Following were the ruling prices:
New Orleans.
Especial to The Pos

Especial to The Pos.
New Orleans. November 6.-There was
again an active demand for all grades OF
rough rice, but under the light movement
from the country and the consequent mod
crate offerings trading was much limited
Desirable grades were scarce and were
quickly taken up at full figures. As re
CARDS low and medium grades the senti-
ment has undergone considerable change
within the past two or three days and
with anything like free offerings the trade
movement would show considerable i'm
provement AS It Is the falling on in re-
ceipts Is narrowing figures as compared
with last years crop aud this helps towards
concentrating the attention of buyers on
the products Clean rice continued active
with a fair volume Of actual trading, and
the market well upheld Receipts from
country mills were on a nominal scale.
Receipts 3347 sacks Of rough rice and 300
pockets Of clean Sales 4t7o pockets Of
clean and 3214 sacks of rough Of which
1919 sacks were Honduras and 1il9 domcs.
tic japan.
Clean rice Honduras active. Head $50
81 straights 3d4h; screenings 2d2& No
. 1Kd2. Japan active; Head 3Md4
Straights 3lk@39s: screenings 2d29S; No. .
17sQ2 Actual sales 1l6d5N Rough rice
Honduras active on low at . 0OCi4 .25, with
actual sales at > O03fI 90 Japan active at
] 5od3 90, with actual sales at .. O065 90
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HOUSTON On EXCHANGE.
Business Was Very Light and Tone Was
Weak.

Operations we're very light Yesterday on
the Houston OIL and Stock Exchange ana
tile transactions represented quite a slump
from the previous days proceedings. Buy
tng orders were exceedingly scarce ana
business has run down TO a very low point
The tone of the market is weak with little
signs OF Improvement Beatty was the
heaviest seller of the day, i've lots OF lUUU
shares each being disposed of at y cents
per share. At the close OF the session the
stock was ofered at / cent with hlds at
q cent. one share OF Sour Lake springs
was sold for S135. After this $3.50 was
bid. but none Of the stock was onered
lower than $3.50 and there were no rurtney
sules.
Higgins was weak, one share selling at
$50, which was $3.50 lower than has been
lid for the stock OF late, AT the close
81 the call the bid was S52.sO, with stock
onered ut 500.
The prices bid aud asked at the close yes
fefdav and the sales made were as follows;
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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Paris, Texas, November 5.--An unknown
man who came in from the Territory died
very suddenly about 10 o'clock this morn
ing He went into saloon aud the bar
fender noticed that lie was suffering with
asthma, and i'm twenty minutes he was
dead. There were no papers on his person
by which he could be identified.
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New York Dry Goods.

New York, November 6,--The dry goods
market today has not changed IN any I'm
pOrtant features The demand has been
quiet throughout for cotton goods with pre-
vious prices upheld. The decline In raw
cotton keeps buyers shy. but has not weak
ened sellers. silks are I'm fair demand
and firm. Ribbons firm, with moderate
business.
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Galveston, Texas, November 6.-Reported
foe The Houston Post by the A, Z. Nor
man Live Stock company.
nI1CrT AIHInNG
QUOTATIONS.
COTTON SEED RoDUCTs.

Memphis, November 6.-ot. carload lots.
per gallon: Prime crude 2Ti6; off crude
nominal; choice cooking summer yellow,
less than carload lots. nominal. Prime meai
20 h0d20. 10; cake $500.
New Orleans, November 6.-Cotton seed
oil--Prime refined. In barrels. 81: Off re-
fined, in barrels, 33; prime crude, loose, rs.
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FOR SALEA fine proof Jack. about Il
bands high and 6 years old. Address T.
j. Baker Barker. Texas. 10
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Status of Parties in Massachusetts.

Boston. Mass, November 5.-Mdesachu
sets yesterday elected State republican
ticket. a congressional delegation Of ten
republicans and four democrats, a state
senate Of thrty-one republicans and nine
aemocrtts and "a house Gf representatives
III 100 republicans, cightytwo democrats
and three socialists.
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,

QuInine 34@36c per ounce bottle; NOR.
phine, So 25d2 so per ounce cocaine, S425
per ounce; boraX, size per pound in 1OOlb
packages; copperas. $500 In barrels; castor
oil, s12o per gallon in 5.gallOn. packages;
epson salts Sis per 100 lbs In barrels;
alcohol. S27003.0O per gallon; sulphur,
s. Go per 100 lbs in barrels; alum, 3hc per
pound In barrels; saltpeter, &c per pound In
liyered Texas common railway points,
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Held Without Bail

Cambridge, Mass, November 5-Allan G..
Mason, who was arrested yesterday on sus-
picion Of having committed an assault upon
Miss Clara A. Morton In Waverly last Sat
urday night, causing Miss Mertous death
today was held without bail for further
hearing on the charge.
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SALES.
The Rice Market.
Receipts Are Large end the Demand
tinues Good

Receipts Are Large end the Demand Con-
tinues Good.
Inc rice market was active yesterday and
the grade Of rough received was up to the
standard In quality. The late rains had a
deteriorating effect, but it has so far been
felt very little in the local market. as
threshing has been delayed, and a week
will probably elapse before the poorer
grades will be received. carload of rice
was shipped to New Orleans yesterday
which was the first that has been shipped
TO that market from this point this season.
The shipment was made by the Bayou City
Rice Milling company
Receipts of rough were large and sales
of clean correspondingly large Prices re-
main steady to strong.
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GRAIN ANn HAY

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tracks. Houston or other points taking
same rate. Dealers charge from store ga
Zoe per 100 pounds more on bran ease per
bushel on oats and corn, 10015c per 100
on hay
BRAN--Per 100 lbs. 96a9sc.
CORN CHOPS-Pure, 81 .25lI "a
oATS-Texas, choice bright, 54c; No. 2
mixed. dc
coEN-No. ? mixed. sacked. e5; No. .
white. sacked, Toe.
uAY-Choice alfalfa, SIS. 5Oa16OO: choice
timothy, SIS. 75d16. 90; South Texas prairie
So 00@6 90; North Texas and Territory
hay, 50 O0q6 90; North Texas and Territory
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PROFESSIONAL.

OSTEOPATHY-Drs Clark aud Clark,
graduates Of American. school OF 0stse'
bees S21.322, Mason block; ~itizens phone
139.
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las INACTIVE.
prices REMAINED FIRM.
L., and Several Other Factors
,o,,oht Local Business Down
to a Low Point.

tom wholesale market was in a
TN condition yesterday and
/ huslness was transacted by the
men. Rain. elections and the
bad a very bad erect on the
4 week as far as business goes.
H. have not been affected.
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ST JOHNS, N r. Reports received by
mail show the big fire witch partly de-
stroyed the town Of st. Pierre, Mlqueon.
last Saturday night, 10 have been due to
The fire originated In the
Catholic cathedral.
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Butchers on Strike.

Pttsburg, Pa, November -Four hun
dred union butchers and meat cutters of
Pittsburg and Allegheny struck tonight
more for recognition Of the union than for
an advance in wages.
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a pETRoIT pEMoNsTaArIoN.

Wild Mob Celebrated the Election in a
Most Wantone Manner.
Detroit, Mich. November 5.-Patrolman
George A. school IS suffering from eoncus-
sion OF the brain. and several other police
officers are less seriously injured. a. the
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T1N--Firn, $50. 5Od3LOO: lead. S%c.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRONS and )
per cent discount
BLACK SHEET IRoN-No. 81, 1918 per
100 pounds.
ROOFING TIN-Machiue made, Slo.5Uoz
ll.oO per box; old style, S16.5O9lSJO per
box.
so4DER-Half and half. 1e4a2oc per
pound
CORRUGATED IRoN-Galyanlzsd, s4.ov
per square.
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WIRE NAILS-S2. Is BASE per keg.
BARRED WIRE-Galyanlzed. Gliddan,
So IS rer 100 lbs; galvanized Baker 90
per 100 lbs.
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Republicans Carried WASHINGTON.

Seattle, Wash. November 8 The repub
leans have carried the State or Washing
ton by a majority that may run as high
as 1000
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/ WILL sell cheau for cash or VIII trade
any Of the following: Standard size Bruins
wick pool table, standard size billiard
blos; your choice OF twenty second hand
typewriters; second hand and new pianos;
second hand organs: moving picture ma
chine; two new bath tubs: new Fay
Shoies typewriters: new Sholes visible
typewriters: talking machines: phonO-
graphs; graphonhones two new bath
tubs: one new White rotary shuttle sey-
ing machine: three new bagatelle tables
piano player: one mimeograph; one let
Ter press NJ. A. Grant, 1113 Congress
avenue. 8
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RepubIIcans May Succeed inr Virnh,Ia

Richmond, Va, November 5.-The iates
returns from the ninth Virginia district
Indicate the election OF II. G, Stemp, rp
publican, over W. Hal Rbeqs democrat b.
about $40 majority -
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WANTED 200 tons OF heavy cast scrap
iron MOsher Foundry and Machine Co,
Dallas Texas lila
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PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.

White lead, per cwt., strictly pure, so 20
second grade, $500; third grade, 500.
Iurpentine, FER case. two 5-gallon cans.
$3.50; barrel lots, COO per gallon Min.
eral paints, SOC per gallon. Dry fixed
reds, per cwt.. S1.5O; yellow ochre, Fer
cyvt., 81 90 Linseed oil. best, boiled, l91
5Oc. Ready mixed house paints. 81 90.
Window glass, IS per cent off january Fl
list r.
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE or TRADE Small saw mill
for East Texas landi timber has been cut
on: 5000 capacity. j. w. Mclver, Hous
ton. Texas. 10
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Three good
milk cows and one 2-year-old heifer viii
trade for real estate or anything OF in
trinslc value S. J. Westheimer, 10I San
Jaclnto street 8
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so LIGHT suites furniture, 100 cooking
stoves, 100 refrIgerators. 200 one and two
burner gasoline stoves; VIII pay good
price. Thompson supply House. lilo
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remember q Pletzner always win pas.
highest market price: purchasers before
they buy thsw wood somewhere else VIII
save time and money by addressing 1905
Montgomery avenue. G. Pietzner, I'LL