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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

Qulnine, 34GiS6c per ounce bottle NOR.
phine, 50 25d2, so per ounce; cocaine, S4.2j
per ounce borax, SJzc per pound In 10Olh
packages; copperas 500 In barrels; castor
oil $40 per g9on nSl IN ,5 SgqiI hs pqekag9s
alcohol 50. 7Od3.0O per gallon sulphur
81. IS per 100 lbs in barrels; alum, 34c per
mound In barrels; s0ltpeter, &c per pound In
barrels; calcium carbide, S5.20 per 100. de-
livered Texas common railway points.
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]. N. Wisner,s Letter.

Houston, Texas, October 22.-Liverpooi
today was very disappointing both in spots
and futures. closing the very lowest In a
long time. rhey are due to be 8 higher
tomorrow, and this only excmplines the
Old saying that It is always darkest Just
before day.
Liverpool cabled about noon, our time,
two hours after The close OF their market,
that there was q setter Feeling and that n
reaction was expected 'lhis information
was of most reliable nature ana tine
reasons for It were construed In many
ways the principal ones being Wall street 8
actions ana the possibility ~ MIR Bustoh
having given his friends private intorma.
ton Of a bulish character.
There is no denying the fact that Chicago
and New York, led by Gates, iTawley ana
Price, are hulin january New Orleans
being attracted 10 that market by the ex-
tremely low parity Of that option.
Receipts are much lighter. spots are much
iirmer, with sales OF good volume, ami
sentiment IN all market ccnters is rs bull
ish today as It was bearisn yesterday.
The weather continues favorable and con.
ditiOns are practically the same, but the
bull clique which has been quietly hcqulr-
ing large line Of long cotton, Is beginning
to show It's hand.
MIR Price emph0tlcally proclaimed much
higher prices after the coal strike settle
ment, ana Il seems as though he viii nc
able to fulhll his assertions,
Cotton 10 to - points above yesterday
still seems purchase j. n. Wisner.
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aNrINUES QUIET
noes ARE UNCHANGED.
bosatoes Is eeod--A Large
AopIes is Expeoted-But-
In EGGS Are Firm.

"a the local wholesale mar.
n unchanged for several days,
Comparatively quiet, yet enough
y .eceiyed, both local and from the
N keep up n semblanee OF ac-
- the local dealers. Stocks OF
n. i produce are fairly well sup
". IN prlces ARM while the demand is
y. y mo general standard.
- /. down to So and 60 cents, with
demand.
!, stocks are running low at present,
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FUN BUILDING- led q.
poslls for building q three. story hrick
hotel. $50 feet by 40 feet. for MIR I. a..
MahRney 1T Jennings, In viii be re-.
cciycd until Tuesday October 2s NJ noon:
every bid must be markell "Pronosat for
Bulldlng aud must be addressed 10 Mr.
specifications may be seen az the Me.
ghnnlcs hnd Dealers Exchange New Or
leans, lH,, or at the office of w L, Htev.
ems architect. Crowley, La. as
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New YORK DIV Goods.

New York. October % There has been
no change in the general market for cot
ton goods TODAY.
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METALS.

TIM Firm. S30.5Ua3lOO: lead SIC.
GALVANIZED SHEET lRON-B5 and 5
per cent discount
RACK SHEET IRoN-No. ~, SS.75 per
100 pounds
ROOFING TlN-Machiue made. $40. 5U01
ll.OO per box; old style, S165O@ls5O per
soLpER-Half and half, 1o1sa2Oc per
pound
CORRUGATED lRoN-Galyanlzed, $3.50
per square.
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LOST Last Saturday on Main and Con
greFa. package containing lady'a hand.
korchiefs and hose. Return TO 1907 Rusk
aud receive reward 70
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FOR SALE-My matched team OF chestnut
mares. good roadBters, thoroughly city
broken; line single and double drivers;
one aud one years old. best general
light harness road team In Texas, each
gated snddlers. Il. A. Mansfield, 3Oo5h
Main street, Houston, Texas. 70
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LOST Iady's bunting case gold watch.
Waithhm make, engraved Bessie, y. r.,
Oct 49, %" on inside Gaze Liberal re-
ward II returned 10 Chas. f. Parker's Dry
Goods Store. "a
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FOUND Package Of dry goods Owner
ran have same by calling at this ofhce
identifying It and paving Tor nd. n
LOST Goid.hoaded cane with initinis W.
g. s. engraved on hos. reward W. G..
Stewart. PIG Main strees ~
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WIRE NAILS-S2. rs oase per keg.
BARBED WIRE-Galyanizeh, Glldden,
SO rs PER 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, $500
per 100 lbs.
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LOST Card cnse containing suis. money,
owners cards, etc. Return TO II. b locke,
Hotel Brnzos. Houston Texas, and re.
ceiYe reward "a
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LOST Gold crcsccnt ga IN pcarls. Return
TO ofaee Houston Post aud receive re.
ward %
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WANTED by young man. a position MS
bookkeepef or MS assistant ho0kkccper.
am wen recommended Address l0l2,
this ortce ~
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FOR SALE Young registered Jersey males
and females OF 81. Lambert, Signal, stoke
Address Mira. Joel NJ. Taylor. hungerforu.
Texas
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n 9sIED FRuIrs ANp NuTs.

1SEMs Fancy eyaporated, 50-lb boxes,
'ig cartons, fancy, Sc; cartons,
A az enoice evaporated, 6&ci SUI
||Ts5o9y9IS-Per ID, loose, sIa@9c.
b isyiN,lin 10.lb boxes, lac.
I'M 9N AZ y 2o-lb boxes, cleaned, bulk,
fFsi ''9 cartons, 9ha11c.
!, e.. l lin packages, 7ts@sc; Fard
" hallowel, bulk, 00-ib boxes, so
Esi nnEs, Choice new stock, FAC.
gsss;sss-Z1saliforuia S-crown, l.. l..
ie' .s 1911. 10; h-lb boxes, L. l.. raisins,
lerowe l.. NJ. raisins, 5Oib boxes,
hSpsn l. N raisins, SIZE
"A california, so 1905, 4c; sU-9Us,
~ S'sci tU-lUs, 5%c; JO-gUs, 0l4g;
IA =, ll.eoeegts, Sicily. 12Kc: California
gsiees"iHeei peanuts, fancy hand pick
|5,5i. 'aIagcna, leQtI1c Der 10 In sacks;
Nu@ almonds, 15c.
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LIVEsToCK AND POULTRY

GOOD BOARD $500 aud 81 per week; mod.
ern conyeniences; 200 La Branch. 40
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TYPEWRIrERs

eqs TYpEWRIfER, little used, for sails
cheep. J. r. Adams l.a03 Rusk.
iT.T1yKENgDERFER TYFEWRlTERB On
resr payments; $40 cash ana - p1f
month 10 responsible people or those WAC
surniah good xeferencee w. y. hn1reu'
Sad Oklahoms TERRITORY,
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Siq~A 1eacA Gt4s. Pcat
~ Gant ODD 4eack age.
sITUATIoNs--MALE.

AZ you NEED porter around store or
saloon or hrss class yard man with goou
fefcfence aud willing to work. write TO
i. hagle, ~ Pine street. Houston. ~
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WANTED Couple for Desirable room and
board, and day bosrders. ili0 Capitol
avenue. Ok
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OSTEOPAIHY-D Clark aud Clark.
graduates Or American school 81 Osfeo-
pathy," under founder Of the science. or
hees 32l-S22. Mason block Cltizeus phone
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GOOD cook aud housekoeper. widow, with
ore child, wants place to do housework;
VIII leave city; good references. Address
Mrs Marcia Johnson, general delivery. 20
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y RAY DtAGNOSTIC nj the Nature tsuro
Saniiarnm. DR. Annie Attaway can toll
you at sight. without question. yout
disease. aud II durable, Examination aud
Glay avenue; old phone 1910. Or j. 4.
Harlan, mnunqer 81
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LADY stenographcr, four years experience.
capable II writing 100 letters daily, open
for position November 1. Address i7Oa,
this office "
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by YOUNG MAN IS years OF acc IN
grocery or hardware store. can do any.
tang that Is honest aud am not afraid to
work, Address u ", McDndc, reXas 70
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reza., 2gazse pc

t4le 4eAas, 22923e per
~ 3 I, imported navy beans, none
m sisei English dier, 3 c; pink,
ts,i,sAsu' o4a01ac; Michigan navy,
.ssssiiliortRa navy 4ssQ4la; snaps, SO. 80;
3heaj WAY ana green beans. 5U1dOOe
w OasNet; California Lilnas jAQ
Wa beans, 65G75c per crate.
80 To- sue star, zoe, daily. 2Oc; El-
:, efA k2tq2Sc; Meadow Cola,
nete SpNlngs, lib bricks, 26c;
hlgl{ 90 and 3O-lb TUBS,
lsSas bNcks, Ice. Oleomarga-
b s,l sollds l2lac; Lincoln prints,
W. solldsl l6c; prints, Isc,
I5ra, speeiaf lHc; Crystal Gem
80 rolls ZOE, Empire state spe-
n, special Blue Star, Use; Elgln
~ 2Vc; Ideal, l1I9; Purity
|, ana 3O-lb aibs, re; lilo
n ~. Eigin creamery, solids, lsc;
! fpV N tn pals, lUa2Oc.
IR1cp dorado, per bunch. 5slC0c.
tinst - Soierad1 per mound. 1Aa2e:
|leSr s77.YVa2. 70 per crate.
|Eis,o.s,,N' iseonsin fun cream rolls.
.edB S ~, fuil cream daisies. 14iSffi5c;
psint ~ cream. 13Il4c; Wisconsin
! fsui 4. 1algd16c. Our Little chief,
4.s' lsal9ei Kansas. 22A2se.
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ROOMS with board, In new house, cen.
tfaly locatedi 'nble boardsrs solicited
SO Travis street as
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YOUNG FOX TERRIER PUPS at Fred
Maiers, Dl4 Congress, ~
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GERMAN wants 10 drive delivery wagon
on attend 60 horse aud buggy; no mills.
ingi knows the city Wen. Address lUO5
this office. "a
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IS. D. COTTON a BRO, hrc, tornado and
accident insurance agents. 1901 Eranklin
aNanue n
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~1M tbs 'PesIsL
Skat you tsasst
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOIlSE 10 CONTRACTORS Bids Tor
pnIting 70 machinery ana complete 0p-
paIctus FOR power electric lights, water
snpIly system ana steam heating and ven
,nriEtlng at the epieptic colony az Abilene,
ieAus. VIII be received at the office "
Sg1mntroiler OF public accounts. Austin.
itN9m until 10 o'clock a. m, Noyenihi-
sihcd cheek, payable 20 the governor, for
~ per cent OF the amount hid i'lans
ana specifications can be seen at the offics
Texas or superintendent 90 state insane
asylum, Austin, Texas. The right to re.
lect any and all bids Is reserved
Joseph d. saycrs,
Governor.
John w. Robbins,
Treasurer.
r. NJ Love,
Comptroller Of Public Accounts.
NY 4
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WANTED Position IN ofhce where the
principal work Is writing Address
CHARMS Jaye 200 Ia Branch "a
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LOST, STHAYED OR sTODEN--Barge Jer-
sey COW; had on halter; has broken horns
Please return 10 a, NJ. Lawson, 22Ol
Crawford street. 20
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YOUNG yellow head parrots Fred Mailer
Bi4 Congress ~
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FOR SALE Small black mare. harness snd
buggy must be sold at once. 2O07 Gentry
street, ~
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INEXPERIENCED lady photographer desirts
position In or out OF city: law office pre-
ferled. Address 1Ol9, this office 2J
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FOR RICE, cotton OF railroad mules.
ponies, driving or draft horses, sea Il. "A.
Robertson. Taylor. Texns. 1i-iN
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LOST, STRAINED, STOLEN.

LOsT-One pointer pup, white with red
cars; new feather coilhr on. Return 1910
Walker and get reward. -
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WANTED--Noung man stcnoErapher and
telegraph operator desires position; can
giSe best Of references. Address 1857. thiS
oInee. "A
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WANTED Position by young German en-.
glneeri VIII DO anything. Address box A,
dnlNeStOn Daily News "a
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NICE lgrgo upstalrs room, bath aud good
table board, foe gentlemen or couple.
1905 Texas avenue "a
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LARGE room aud hoard for four young
men spccial rttes. si5 Rusk avenue 20
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III ANYONE would Ike good ool0red
woman 80 cook please call at 400 Chene-
vert, III tho back yard. az
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

KRAUT-New. In half barrels 50 5o,5
2I5; iye-gallon kegs. 10.
0INIoNS-Ca California. pes ID, 1iR611Ns.
,PEPpER-Chile. new. 100i2lc per pound;
blnck Singapore Ice
PECANS-New crop, large per ID, 12iHn
Loo; smaller sizes, 6di11c
POTATOES : California. 70d75c per
bushel; Colorado, soc
PEANUTS-Jumbo per pound. 7a,c; fancv
hanq picked, No /, 6hd6nc: No. Q, 3Hc.
. POULTRY-Chickens. hens. good. So. son
SSd;o9i rivers, large. S3.25d3, so; broilers,
S2,0od2I3 mixed lots SO 0Od3. %; cocks,
Inarge' old S225d2.5o: ducks. large, SSOOT
go; geese. full featherea S3O0fiS, so: tur-
kseeys, hens. S5.o0d700: Gobblers, S7OOa
:, T9MAToEs-Fourbasket crates, soc@
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BOARD AND ROOM.

FIRST CLASS BoARD--Cnii TO2 walker
avenue, corner Louisiana street "a
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"THE MONTERREY ".--t2i1 Texaa Avenue;
transient rates 81 TO 81 80 per DAY;
special rates to regulars 2S
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GRAY PONY. reached name, about -
hands high about years old. shod In
front. brand not known s. reward II re
turned to 1904 Washington street. %
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WANrED-position IN drug store at once
by an accurate drug aud prescription
clerk, Rge 81, single; very sober, Al ref
orenees, Address -. Firth, care Tarlc.
ton pharmacy, Ieanerette, lie, 20
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TWO young Germans want board and room
IN private family. German preferred /.
centrally located; state prices. 1910, this
nfnrn p1
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BRlCK WORK, ddewalks, engine and boil.
en- setting. masonry Of any description.
4 T. BORDEN, contractor, 30 Main street;
both phonea. q
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WAN1ED-A Few gentlemen to room aud
hoard In private family; all cpnvenlences;
references exchanged 1915 Travis street.
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PROFESSIONAL.

PRICE & WHITEHEAD drillers; arst class
work; prices reasonable; any size TO H.
inch. Address Aiief. Texas. %
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HORSE CLIPPING We have the latest
improved clipping machines, Mcsehart a
Keller 80. -
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TWO GOOD young teams Of horses aud
one Young team OF mules. Address P. o.
Box Dol. 2a
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TEXAS SECRET SERVICE BUREAU--
civil or criminal Investigation. bonded
Watchmen for day or night service. n.
n. Cure, geneEai manager. S05M Aai9
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MULES FOR sALE-Just received one car
hart & Keller Co rs
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SITUATION WANTED An expert bench
workman ana finisher OF twelve years ex.
perlence wants steady work In planning
mill or factory: good references given.
1T18. this office 80
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WANTED small set OF books 60 keep: can
devote four hours each day. Address 1851
THIS othce. rs
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WANTED Position hy sober steady re.
liable and competent office man OF large
experience; city or country; references
aud bond 10 any amount. w. box ti5,
Bryan Texas 81
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Waite lead. per cwt,, strictly pure, 1873;
second grade, 5000 third grade. S5.W
Iurpenllne. per case, two 5.gaiion cans
$3.50; barrel lots 5Bo per gallon. Min
eral paints 60c per gallon Dry fixed
reds, per cwt., S15O; yellow ochre. per
owt., Sl.0O, Linseed oil best, boiled ItBf
tic. Ready mixed house paints slUO.
Window glass, S7x5 8 per cent on January
II list.
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..ro,rlson Of these quotations shows
,svsntoees in favor Of Houston as Il
~ market. When the buyer consid
u. n, Asns6ts 10 be derived from Hous-
. sslsht rates he will find that even
I M ouotable figures at other markets
'i, ~ the prize finally paid is gener-
Tsiier The prices are thosG ruling
rlflaed daily.
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FOR sALE--Sheep ranch ready stocked
With 300 head. Address WIN. y. Joncs,
Singer, La. u-@uV2
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED no BUNr-Rlack laud on canal
ti6O acres moro or iessl which raised rice
last year or will next year Address iUei
this Ofnce. ~
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rue contractor Will he governed BY all
pertaining "a public works, aud especla IL
inc lNhor ordinance, and must agree 10
PROPER deductions from contract price for
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WILLIAM n. WEST, 9. A., public az,
countant and auditor. Examinations and
partnership adjustments. Room 5. stew
ems hnlldInK. San Antonio Texaa. 1i.l1
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THREE GEHMENs want any kind Of
work II possible Ia n mandatory Ad
dress 100, Galveston. Texas; poste
rrstnnte. ~
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FRuIrs.

APPLES-Ben Davis barrel 81. Oo572 25.
Wintsaps ana Jonathan, S3.5O5i4 90.
Sl50M1.T5.
CoCoANuTs-Per sack, $500; less guam
CRANBERRIEs-Pe crate. 81. 75as 90;
barrels, ST25CI7 co.
GRAPES-Bl varieties, per crate,
$L2l; tokays, $780, muscats 81 25nI, 90;
cornlshom, $3.50.
LEMONS-liessnas, SS.OOaT32 5.
LlMES-Mexlcan, per basket, Sl.lu9fl y5
ORANGES-Florldn, per boz. 81 hOfi2. u
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LOST. srRAYED OR STOLEN from ouI
week nRo, one black mare mule i5A
hands high. about 10 years old; $40 re
ward offered for her return. Brook,
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BTDS--scnIed pro.
posais, addressed 20 u. u. lIryan, civ
secretary, city of Houston, wii lie re-.
Seiyed up TO IL o'clock. noon. ON Monday,
November y, 1902. for the raising nf a
thinner trestle across White Oak hayou.
Tor the. grading of Garth approaches there
10, and other earth work. as per plans
ana specifications now on nle III the city
englneers office: also for the construc.
ton OF 2 timber trcstle over gully on
the north side Of White Oak bayou, on
same extension OF Houston avenue, and OF
thereto.
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BOARD-RooMs WANTED.

WANTED BY young man 10 exchange In
Btmctlpns IN shorthand. typewrltng aud
tclegmphy for board. Address H. o. box
B14 20
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The successful bidder win No REQUIRED
than thlrty-threc and ono third fsa i.al
per cent OF his contract price with any
responsible individuals or security CONE
uauN Ms bDudA,ncn N'-
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The. successful bidder win also be re.
9nired t2 complete the above mentioned
signing Nt HIS contract and anprorai
lhefcef BY the mayor and board OF public
works Of said city. and for failure e.
Y, Will forfeit the sum Of twenty $50
dollars for each and every day after the
expiration OF said limit
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nsest In harvesting our rice crop at
Vlnton, La; paying $50 per day for
team and driver. Address Us, Naahlnnd,
Texas Brooks Bros. 4 Coz q
COOKE x slMMONs, Wholesale and ~.
tail dealers In mules; cotton u1uiess rice
mules ana iesec mules. Everything Rttr-
anfeed Cheap IN car lets: ~ % ~
Texas. q
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t75 WILL buy my little gray mnrei per
fectly sound and gentle for lady te. drive
or light delivery, Angerhoefef. Hafrls-
burg road, q
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HORSES AND MULES for sale. 0D5 Wash.
ington street j. Rothsteln. Iii
DOGS BOUGHT. Sold boarded and traiRed.
Training Kennels Deer Park, Texas. 1lH
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WANTED to do homework or nurse BY a
young colored girl; quiet and willing 20
work Address or can 1903 Dennis street,
Houston. Texas. %
Fergus County argus., 1902-02-05

IL is claimed that We are going &c
have n horse famine in Montana this
year. owing to the fact that over
100000 were shipped out of the state
last season Il is claimed that there
are fewer hoses in the state at pres
ent than at any time in its history.
The situation is far different than
i. was in 1898. when horses were
sold by the band as low asst s. per
head in some instances. They were
then considered almost a worthless
asset. although the cost of keeping
them was light. The bicycle craze
and the advancement made in cleo
tricity as a motive power gave the
horse backset. but he is coming for
ward again with good speed. The
South African market for saddle
horses and the domestic demand. now
that bicycling is losing some of its
devotees, is making horse raising a
more profitable business. The indi.
cations are good for strong prices
during the present year. all of which
is encouraging to Montana growers.