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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-20
CARROLL & Richardson's Letter.

Houston, March 19.--Even light receipts
seem TO have lost their effect upon the
cotton markets. The Houston estimate
today was very light and failed to have
any influence upon the market, and when
the New Orleans estimate was posted, com
puratively much less than ans they have
been receiving Of late, 1t was thought that
the bulls would try ana force their posi-
tlon, but the market refused TO bulge, the
whole session being the dulest we have
seen for months and not very encouraging
TO holders OF long cotton. Liverpool was
a good market this morning, futures ia-G4d
higher. With more liberal spot takngs IL
0OU bales Spots are showing some weak
ness. quotations being unchanged in all
markets except New Orleans, where 1-16
decline was recorded Indications point 10
the amount 10 come into sight this week
OF about 10000 bales, against 16i GOO last
year.
approaching Easter holidays we may see
considerable change In the cotton markets,
md indications do not point at the mo-
mcnt 10 higher prices Outside support IS
larFiug, and we believe e will take con.
staut buying by the New York bull crowd
to maintain values. Should we see any
Improvement In the market during the
next few days we would advise longs 10
take profits and await some new TEXTURES
before entering market. Liverpool is due
to be l-64d lower tomorrow.
Carglll & Richardson.
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SITUATION WANTED By n coorcd man
to drive q delivery wagon OF work IN a
fcrcnces can be given Address Bi72 this
office ~
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three years the receipts are ga.o00 this
Achr before last. la other words nithon,,h
thc port receipts are light. the inferior
towns are receiving cotton liberally and evi.
deuce no signs ct exhaustion "NN
The general opIninu a. 80; 49, a :.
brought into sight this week wiil sbn,S N
loss of 1000 to 10000 under nst ysnr
which Is predicted on the light port re,
o,iiS hnu INC restricted spots resisting all
pass N''N way >
Sentiment. while very favorable 70 cot.
you, Is not so enthusiastic Just now. since
for middling and Julys are selling fop
Unless brisk demand for SPOTS soon
comes INTO the market it win be hard 10
maintain prices under present cnndi,tnn.
especially as Manchester again cables IN.
day that short time is increasing.
III & II Rcer
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H. 4 3. Beers Cotton Letter.

New Orleans, March 10 Liverpool al
vices were not encouraging Therefore our
market opened unchanged 10 J lower nut
the Hight New Orleans and Houston esti,
mates for tomorrow, caused an advance oil
70 3 points later. The lack OF buyers
for spot throughout the interior, and the
weakness OF same locally, oecasioned
break OF Q from the top. making the nee
loss on the day / points. The semi weehls ~,
Interior town statement shows that $500
were received this wear against $1,000 last
year and 1900 year before last
The loss in stock was 1000 this year
against 1000 lest year and 1900 year ne
fore last. Eliminating Houston IN the
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Richard Cooke g. CO.. Letter.

Houston. March ~ The shipments last
week from this country were 100. $50 bales,
against sS,7lB last week The estimates for
Houston and New Oreans for tomorrow
are 1900, against 1000 last wear, while
4ue ports are falling on daily, but for
the present tho size Of the crop Is OF less
significance than the demand
Liverpool IS showing great hrmness, con
sidcyng the amount Of stock on hand Sales
today l2,OOO. at quotations. Contracts
l64d higher. Richard Cooke x Co
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POSITION as clothing salesman; compc
tent TO nuke alteration that viii Insure
perfect htting garments; viii leave city
II necessary Address 63Ol. this Office. 20
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New York Dry Goods.

New York March 10. The market today
has shown generally quieter conditions In
cotton goods so far as business actually in
process is concerned, but no loss OF strength
in tone aud prices IN a number OF dircc.
lions still tend against buyers without
open advances being quoted. This Il chief
M In brown Cottons. Print cloths are dif-
htult 10 buy on the basis OF 3& for regu.
ouipt without change IN price. Wooden
dres, goods hrm In all staple lines, worst
ed dress goods quiet.
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- Ofleans Cotton.

New Orleans, March i9-Cotton fairly
active. factors in some cases making con
cessions. Sales 300 bales, including 100
bales TO arrive. Quotations 1-ld lower on
an grades. The market for the future
delivery OF cotton was almost at a stand
stUI Opening prices We're the same as
yr-trrdays closing on the second cali
prices eased on few points and the mar
kct continued gulet Throughout the scs
points
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The New Orleans Market.

New orleans, March 10.--rhc situation
in rough rice showed no change today OF.
ferlngs were nominal and receipts from the
country were on a very moderate scale. M
actual trading was reported Clean rice
ruled steady on all grades. Offerings were
limited aud were wei taken up Mt ful
prices. Receipts from country mills were
nominal Receipts no sacks Of rongh and
IA pockets OF clean. Sales 22l3 pocBers
OF clean.
Clean Honduras steady good de
mHud: head 5W5Mc; struiRhts Jn4J5c;
screenings 2N25se; No i3sH2c, Japan
STEADY. good demand; head SlkNHkc;
stralghts 2NaW3c; screenings 2Nt2$sG; No, .
17sQ2c Actual sales at 2N23sc Rough rice
unchanged.
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COFFEE.

New York. March 10. Coffee Spot Rio
onIet, No. Z invoice 5ss. Mid quiet Cor
doya saI2 Coffee futures closed steady.
Srices net nnchAu ged TO 10 points higher.
Totsl sales $3.50 bags. including March AZ
< Ia: May :. 30; June 3. 40; July 30; Sep
ten,ber S. T06l5. 10; December 800.
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PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.

White lead, per cwt, strictly pure, 1925;
Turpontine, per case, two l.Gallon cans;
So 70; barrel lots. sic per gallon Mineral
paints, G0c per gallon. Window glass 80
per cwt, Sl0O Llnseed oil, best, Dol ed
69M7Oc Ready mixed house paints 81 COZ
1.l0 per gallon. according TO brand; mineral
paints, zoe per gallon. Window glass; 50
per cent of January list.
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HEAVY STABLES.

lihANN STAPLES.
4MuNtTION- Powder, per keC. 500;
4ng powder, 81 IS per key; drop shot,
#ack 81 49, buck. $40.
&i64c; regulars, i65,@iic: boxed. ~
b. bellies. 1la,ai2c.
NiGING ANp TIES - Tagging. 9th.
Pain, Tigc: Arrow ties. less than car
4 lnts, from Houston. 81 -.
INDY Stick. wrapped, basis "a. No. ..
Salc per M; No. mi Weight. basis
f,a7isc per IN; >pcclal sizes. J6c high
Rlxcd, 3is015c. aS 10 quality
INDIES Star, full weight. Zoe: Gran.
Bill weight lllt.r; ElartII. Lights. SIC
4lENT Portland, S2.75m3.2 %; Rosen-
FfEE Rio, fair. siGdsKc; prime. ga
i2SGiasa 20 Cor rI1Sy i iai%e iir roo sts
*s Arhucklc's Arlosa, basis lUU.lb
3 lie, delivered: ApeX. Ii Zoe: Lion.
N Gold Seal Mocha and lava LII
a Csc. Nocba ,nS Nd y" ta,. "i'u i o"Ao' IN
s2ib and 4.lb pals. iS%c: Information.
IA blend. lii tins. 1s%G; , ana 4.ib
ains.' 2sc ','i bnlk A" agc Mocha ana Java
9CKFRS- r. sca, hrIt- bovoa
Nile cartons nor d"len ~ @inSe'.
n TIC; creams So. staoa nInnks gi6c.
and jumblcs Ito
4UR-BayIs AS.Ih socks. Eoncy hirb
n, 81 81; fancy, 6 mr. natrn NY Sd M IS;
Ashcr 8oo no. 34 woo sIcks, X Zoe per bar
II pea O''
BINACEOrrS cOonc cr,.. bo,t,.
4ream meal. In 4O.u ,oci,s nor .actss
9earl meal I'm 36Jh ss urlNs' NJ Sun nm,
N Of four sorl;s. Scotcb oots 60 b5
als oats. 50 %; Columbia oats, 81. SO;
Il Tact oatS, S-;s3; Hecker's buckwheat,
I'D Refined tIerca comno,,ds sza,
Hlesf ina ~ ~ COMPOUNDS, ot1W
lerces 10Th cans 'a a,. nI,. sh n'Sh III
'As-StsnF5I.r53 'l9 ems; lc hi2hs.r ,,.
A hams si We - LA iancF' l-A'al"e'
Il Jun Tl'~ per barrel; coopered,
kFY-Tp t,,,.,,t. c-ey-
I'D cans ",tLeis, oo9 &c per gallon;
ID, NrIlr. l., ~ Il, '@ot per poulu'
n: plnrj 81 ~ In cans extracted
EASES Reboijed - fa ny 1ea.of1ec
krup, s2aS 99o!cT Nm; 2Sq Ij,, fancy new
Il '''e "e" Ni"P syrup
ADENSEn MIX 1,,-,. O, --1y- 90.
tIa. Cd a.: ~ La Eagle 81. !5M 90;
'&ge, Sll5m4 20. VIM, 1919 -. ~
~ ERS-l-b fuu ,ynit.bt @''- 5000, ~.
n weight ~ {, a5si5i "a II, 3'Q.''ng ..
"a 70 light weight 5S6for' 9.IIbh'
n ~. 'u'0u oS STEERS l-'o'
~ LES-Fve.ga kecs Ston. IN.
q Kegs, 81. ~; K-bbis ~. ni,tS
san STYLE. 500: Quarts Amhrirsn
~ Extra fon,-,.. ' tll, ! hS,,A;3snnhi, 800
u fair i&aIi$c; fancy y'ggn nn19rie E"' ,,2s
n -Slsal basis RIA ea,,. Mann,
eRtarred lath yarn. Sr, tsrrnd ~
Louisiana. coarse. s5 c. I'm 6ne Si,.
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dealers charge from store 5dl0c more per
100 lbs on bran, 2fl3c per uusbcl on oats
and corn, and 10diijc per 100 lbs on hay.
RR NN-Per 100 lbs. SI12dL1l. -
WHEAT SHORTS--Per 100 lbs, 81 2og
1.30
CORN CHOPS Pure, 81 47dt.4a.
CORN CHOpS-Pure. 81 sGd1 ds.
OATS-PeF hnshel. aIM5gh.
HAY-Aifqlfa, Sls. 75015. 90; choice tim
othy, Si9.CN019.50. south Texas prairie
nav, SS.OoW10 90: North Texas and Tvfri'
tory hay, SIS o0Gils. 90.
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PRINTER Flst class WANTS job. WIN
work for SIS per month ana board for ~
months and guarantee satisfaction Al
dress George NJ Wilson, san Marcos,
gcNaE 20
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Tho prices bid aud asked and the sale
made were as follows:
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WANTED good tie and boarding camp
men 10 run tie camps and teams; also sew
eral good patching outfits, sap pine and
oak; Job Just opened Address J. Is
lusscy, Jefferson, Texas. S25
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WIRE NAlLs-s295 base per key.
BNRBED WIRE--GnlvauiZed GlIdden.
$3.50 per 100 lbs galvanized Baker S3SJ
per 100 lbs.
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LOST, ROUND, STOLEN.

REWARD win be given FOR the return OF
sorrel huA face, stocking legs and
clipped, about 10 hands high; wore picket
rope about neck. left camp on san ia.
clnto river. about ten miles below Hum.
bic Return TO w. Il. Perkins 1870 ham
it0n 70
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WAATED--Girl or woman for general
,su,is' work good wages for good worker.
l3ni Congress avenue. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF Firm incorporation Houston.
Texas. February "a 1907 Notice y
hereby given that the frnl ot arson
son n W Spwali. W. b. Chew nnd
Fnnnie w Calhouu feIne SOLE, doing
business nnder said Arm rlule y the clty
Ut Innston, Harris county, Texas, desire
and iHtcAd To bc incOtg GRATED without
,.haner or The firm nsuir. pursuant 60 the
provisions a the general laws 81 Texas
ana ibereupon grant, sell AMI transfer re-
viii assets ana other business Of saia
drm. and 10 shen dissolve. whereARen sasl
ehrparation will carry on the business 81
said nrn OF Carson. Sewail o. .
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DRIED FRrITs an Nrrs.

APPLIES Fancy cyaporated, 5Ob boxes.
'%Wl"c; Lib cnuons, fancy, l0A@IUls,;
9Amhhc sun dried Che
ApRlCoTS-Pe H. loose. 1ol90l1c.
tIIkUN-In lob boxes, 1Jc.
CURRANyS- 25lb boxes, cleaned, bulk,
s5g4aci LIB cartons, 9laQ11c.
DATES-llb packages, 7IgGSc; Fard
date 0c; Hallcwel, bulk. U0-lh boxes
J4iBc.
FlGS-Imported 12l5@15c.
PEAGHE Choice new stock, SA@9c.
RAlssl,N,SSsae,Galifornla, 3-crown, l.. L.
GQ@ zoe; 2-crown. l.. NJ. rasins, Sub boxes
7n7MIAc; 3-crown, l.. NJ. 7&@Sc.
PRUNES-California 9O.lC0F &c: sO.0Os
5i9c; 70-SOs, &c; G070s, G1ac; j0G0s, &c; 10.
sos, Sc.
a,NuTs- Brazil, 1sd17c per III; nlberts
Sicily, 13c; California waluuts 13Ml4c;
peanuts. fancy hand picked. 5I5GfGc No.
p 4A@5c; Jumbo, II74c; almonds. Tara.
gona, l6ql7c per ID in sacks; California
almonds. 15e; pecans, Toe; chestnuts, Pied.
monteS, Sc.
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WllL "a Closed.

New York, March 10 The cotton ex-
change win be closed Friday, March %
and saturday, March 20.
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POSITION WANTED ny Young man u
years Of age; speaks German; would like
TO drive delivery wagon or work in store.
Address H3O4 this office -
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COTTON ACREAGE.
The Actual Figures OF Two Years Aoo
Compared With the Estimates

0'''F TT " F'INIT NITG LsWTTlatcS,
New Orleans, March io.--Secrotary lies
ter OF the New Orleans cotton exehang,
is IN receipt Of a special advance report
from l.. G. Powers. chief staisticiau for
agriculture OF the census bureau. giving
the actual acreage Of the cotton crop of
ls9o-l0oo on which he has made a state
mcnt comparing the actual figures Of
acreage with the estimates put forth by
the United States agricultural department
rs follows.
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WANTED AT oNCE-A physician u. N.
Vernon & Co., druggists. Ledbetter, Tex.
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California navy, pialllc: Snaps, 81 90 ,er
4HSheli YAK: $50 per bnshei; Caiifornli
BUTTE R-Bue Star. 23a24c: dairy, pom
( ~ Elgfn creamery. 2DGiaOc; Texas lrlrly4
I'WlNt Oleom0relriue-I4lnc sol. DIS i1tIc,
Lincoln prints, 1890; Daisy solids lGGff7c.
i'als' lSc; Monkeys special, Use: CRYSTAL
Eth ana country rolls 19ci Empire 1t t.
Sptclal l3c. special l'lue Star. Use; EIgig
GARY bricks zoe; Ideal. t1Ac; Purity
c.Hahefh, 20 aud 3O-ih tubs, pc; 10
prints, 2Ic; Elgin creamery, solids lSr:
comm butter in pulls 1O020c.
ABEAGE -lLIlAc.
II EpSE- Wisconsin fun cream rolls, l1c
W lscnnSin full cream daisies, 14l615c.
Wisconsin half c"cnm. 12igal3c
EGGS- Kansas l2Gfi3cs Texas 12G,13c
. AFAuI-New, In lalf barrels, So O00
oNIoNSS.-rer pound, 3H@8Kc.
49, ~ lEit-Chlle' new, l5@16c per pound
black Singapore, 1lc
POTATOES Colorado 81 20. Now yor,,
seed potatoes. S1.10; 1O.peck sacks. So ~,
PEE ~ r. Jumbo, pei pound T0iIi,c;
fancy hand picked No. /, 512aGc.
nov, -. NcW Texas, per pound lUc
fOu TRY Chickens hcns. good 81 75IB
80, tlycrS, large. 81. 7jd4 On; hroilors
p = az. %: mixed lots So 50Gl3 10; cocks
ihLEe' CD SL@@2.UO; ducks. !nr.e SO OIlt
y ~: geese. full fcathercd, 81 6Oli4 10:
blcrs. So GOALS 90
SMEET POrATOES-P umpklp and vet
low %ams, 81 ooH1 Is bushel, according to
TOMATOES Florida. e-baekct crate.
- 23m2.5o; Mexican, 6basket crate. 81 30
CELEBY-Coast country, per bunch a5c
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS wanted p every town to sell
stock In the Gold Standard OF company
Of Houston, Texas, dcedtO an Oh lot
with every twcntvnyo dollars purchase.
Write for particulars. %
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WANTED--A good Industrious Young man
understanding truck farming, name
wages rpuuired. W. q. Loving, Beau
mont. Texas ~
WANTED Two good energetic boys @
learn tlnnerfy trade Neeco & hisemapn
II
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

NICE COTTAGE 1912 Peasc, modcrn or
VIII tfade for vacant lots, Call 1870
PeGse avenue. y
Bt-T STOCK IN the Cold standfrd on
company. Houston. Texas. al "a cents
Per share ana get a deed TO one lot Of
oil land with each So invested; nothing
Ike Il ever offered before; write for par
tlculers. 26.
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YOUNG MAN desires position whore nc
can dc stcnographic work and assist
Keeping books, fair penmnn; some expert
cncr. Address y. Il. o., l220 Smith street
nj
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A YOUNG G6rman. not long I'm this couu-
tty. wants work OF any Kind, or In the
house or saloon or restaurant Address
63O9, this office -
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FRUITS.

AIIlES-Fancy Ben DAVIS. S.. 25Gi5. 30.
81 1907 90.
=, go, "ANlTS-Pe Fer sack of 100. 81 5Oa
3. q; less quantities. 500.
LEMoNS-M esslhus, new crop So 2j1G
ORANGES Seedlings S2.j0a2 -; Cali
fuinn uHNcls 81 Ut1i3 -.
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 24-quart. $500
al 30 Accorling TO malltN.
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WANTED Young men TO. sell fruit ami
cigars on the rains. Apply Crescent
News Co.. Il. G.. De Voc, Mgr, Central
depnr. %
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MORPHINE:

Opium Hud Liquor habits cured al nome By
q treatment wholly new in method. action
and results. No pain, suffering or pfostra
ton You continue your regular work
ever day. No dreaded last stage or Hub
EiiiGtlon, but a thorougl lasting cure. Free
Trial treatment and sealed booklet sent on
request Write today 20
Or PURDY, einz Bldg, Houston, Texas
20 last
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED Gt'pDS.
INNED FRUITS Apples, Bib, 95c@l
\. pihtapples, sliced, 81 10; eyeless and
less, Sl.J1h -; extra grated, $l.SU1L
pears, lib soc; Strawberries, 2-lb
Ad19O; biackbrrrics, BIB, so6S5c;
hes. 2.lb. Si.uuGll 10.
INNED VEGETABLES-T Tomatoes, 9th,
weight, y5c; BIB full weight. 81 -
B: 2lh, seconds IU@gJc; BIB. seconds,
Ifil %; Okra and tomatoes, 2-lb. Sl.tU;
Ied grant, 3-lb, S1O5m11O; California
tagus, 2ps-lb, S10lM2 10; lib Cantor.
asparagus tips, 500; baked beans, Bib,
2.lb string beans SJc; 2-lI kidney
/, Doc; 2-lb striugicss beans Sl.2J; lib
Iowfat peas, ". 10: lib American petit
s1.J0dl.75 Al corn, Sl.00; 2-lb Blue
corn, 500: Pride Of Maryland. Csc;
ark, soc; Better than Gold" SjeGl
|MFoRNGA FRUIT Extra standard.
} peaches lemon cling, Slg5m2 90;
" Crawford. Sls5al.9J; black cher,
81 2uit2 -; white cherries, 50 256I
apricotS, S1SOdI9O; Strawberries,
M 10; plums, 81 .GlfJl.T1; grapes $50
;; seconds, Zoe per dozen less than
i standard prices
NNED NOfASSES P. & f. Old Fash.
I, gallons, So. 10 per case; " gallons.
per case; u gallons. $3.75 per case;
pmel sE.np, 2lh cans, 9O095c; Gold
u brand fancy table syrup, quart jnrS.
per dozen; y y. * CO., Gold Medal
15c; BIB, $1,3J; Jlb, 81. %; lob.
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BoARD-ROOMs WANTED.

IN PRIVATE family. board ana two south
rooms Fourth ward. south references.
Apply 2i20 Braz0s street. -
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS,

comparison Of these quotations shows
Iessle market. when the buyer consld-
ihe benefits 10 be derived from Hous-
freight rates be VIII ind that even
the quotabe figures at other mar
are lower, the price finally paid Is
|rally greater. The prices are those rul-
amOng Houston Wholesale merchants,
are revised daily,
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NANTED.-A S0o5 BRACES street, white
girl; good home and wages. u
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sITuATIoNs-MALE.

A YOUNG MAN wants a job as waiter IN
dining room; good experience and good
references. Address O3il, this office. y
POSITION DESIRED by experienced ste.
nogrupher; references furnished Stcnog.
raphcr $. box I16 Galveston, Texas. %
WANTED Position by Al bookkeeper. Adj.
dress u NJ, ALEU-, care Latham hotel. -
WANTED Position by boy II years old
TO work In store, run errands or any
other suitable work. GS6s, this office. -
CoLORED MAN wants position to drive
delivery wagon or work in office. can
or write, $40 Walkct. -
WANTED Position as stenographer, BX.
perenCed young man wants position i'll
Texas; salary 500 Address Forrest Il.
Mallcr West Point Ky ~
WANTED situation hy hrst,class barten-
der, can furnish very best of reference.
Address y ~ l., III Preston avenue -
AN EXPERT BOOKKEEPER Will do any
KIND of clerical work after q p. m; terms
reasonable. Address G.. h. IL, 1906 Con.
gross avenue, CITY. 20
YOUNG MAN desires position where nc
can dc stvnogrAphic work and assist
Keeping books, fair penmnn; some export
chcv. Address y, b. o., l22O Smith street
-
WANTED-Positlon * 9Icr or sawyer ~
tlrst class man. Address y. j. George,
Rotctn icNns ~
SITUATION WANTED Position as book
keeper or shipping clerk: can furnish Al
references Address GjO5, this nfilce 81
WANTED Position as hooSkcener or cash
Ter; four years experience; Al bank REF.
erence Address G322 this offlcc, 20
A YOUNG German, not long I'm this couu-
try. wants work OF any kind or ln the
house or saloon or restaurant Address
6}O9, this office -
POSITION as clothing salesman; cnmpc-
tent 10 nuke alteration that viii Insure
perfect fitting garments; viii leave city
II necessary. Address b30l. this office. 20
POSITION WANTED by Young man u
years OF age; speaks German; would like
TO drive delivery wagon or work in store
Address G3O4 this office -
COMPETENT combination stenogrnpher
operator hookkceucr desires position sat,
isfaCtorN references. Reply immedlately.
NJ. II, McLeRoy Albany, Texas. -
PRINTER fltst class. wants Job WIN
work fur SIS per month ana board for ~
months, ana guarantee satisfaction. Ad
dress George Nj. Wilson, san Marcos,
Texas. 20
SITUA ALTON WANTED By a colorcd man
TO drive delivery wagon OF work IN
dry goods or grocery store Rest OF re
fercuces can be given Address Gi72 this
Office 20
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WANTED class white barber: So
her, w, II. Doggett, Lufkin. Texas. u
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TWO experienced shoe men and d special
rat salesman: only travellers OF expert.
ehce need apply give references, and, adj
dress box Az Galveston. Teyns. q
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WANIED-Sube Young man 10 milk; fair
Main street. "a
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WANTED At once girl that understands
dtessmaking Appiy to Mrs Il, Johnston
lll0 saint Emanuel street ~
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WANTED-At once. II FIRST class, reliable
experienced bushanan. Apply to ia
kiam, Mammoth Clothlcr. 81
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iWANlED--At once. apprentice for mill
merry department. Big Boston Store. II
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TRAVELLING Statesmen and advertisers;
Texas. ~
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NOTlCE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
~ have yet TO let about twenty-five
miles on Houston and Texas Central
railroad extension from BurBet to Lam
pasas 10 sub-contructors: let in quaint
ties to suit contractor; 2OO men. team
Sters, scraper holders and rock men; also
2'p teams; nice work and healthy coHn'
try and plenty Of water, Free trapspof
titiOn GU Houston and Texas Central
line for outfits and teams For further
information address j, l.. Hughes, gener
nj contractor, pnrnet, Texas. ~
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MANITOBA baker: must be 1 aud
strictly sober. Address 4. O. Box 1877.
lockhart, Texas 20
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PRonrcr

IwAw rPRoDUcE.
'AA-Prime Texas. a2623c per
Sc.inaported navy leans, 4ssd4ssc;
~ English dried. 3hc: pink Il:
Tssu' osse; Michigan navy, 3Hc;
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANT-'ro rrut two or three rooms for
light housekeeping Address ]. NJ Shea
General Delivery. 20
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WANTED TO RENr-A business h0use
centrally located on Main on Congress
close in on Main preferred Address
with particulars G457 this Office %
WANTED--rwo first class timers APP
ply Necco 81 EiscnAun ii
FIRST CLASS window trimmer wanted
Apply 10, The T.. Alkcmeyer 60, II