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SALES.
METALS

New York. November 5.--Tiu was weak
ana lower in New York today closing at
20. 12la@20 37i2, ia sympathy with the de
cline In london, where prices were ~ lis
lower as compared with the quotations Of
last Monday Spot closed at tlls lbs Cd,
ana futures at ar. spot copper IN Lon
don closed at tj2 2s Cd aud futures at
f52 Is Cd The New York market was
duh and unchanged Lead was steady and
unchanged here, but declined In London
Is 3d TO go 12s Sd. Speltor was dull here
at D 40 while London advanced - Cd to
40 rs Cd The English Iron markets were
lower Glasgow closed 57s "a ana Mid
dlcsboro at 5Ss Cd. Local iron quiet. War
rants nominal.
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HOUSTON OIL EXCHANGE.
Business Was More Active Than for
Several Days.

Business Was More Active Than for
Several Days,
Business was quite lively ON tho on
and Stock Exchange yesterday and lit.
tie Of tho od-time activity was manifest.
ed In the days transactions. The sales
were numerous, though most Of them were
for small lots OF shares. Prices showed
little change and the market closed with
about the same tone as has been shown
for several weeks. Texas Louisiana was
the best seller. Ave blocks Of 1000 shares
each changing hands AZ z cent which
has been the ruling price.
Sour Lake oil was fair seller, the
total transactions amounting to aye shares
at 500 per share.
Palestine, Beaumont exhibited the same
good tone that was manifested Monday
and was IN fair demand at "a cents. Five
blocls OF lO0 shares each changed hands
al that price ana at the end of the scs
son 83la cents was bid, while the offers
stood al 10 cents
Maid Of Orleans was seller, total OF
1000 shares hcing registered at a price
~ cent per snare. rwo sales Of Ma
tionaI OH and Pipe were made, 400 shares
changing hands at cents,
The prices bid and asked at the close yes
terday and the sales made we're as follows
UNLISTED STOCKS,
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EnnIs Rellaicua Neten.

Ennis. Texas, November 5,-Rev. II. II.
Perkins Of Gainesville has accepted a call
ms pastor Of the North Ennis Presbyterian
church and viii enter upon his duties
Rev w. II. Lathrop has been assigned
ly the Free Methodist conference, which
has iust closed its session az Terrell as
pastor OF the church In this city. teN.
IN q. Rose formerly pastor here. was
made district elder VI the Dallas district
The Texas Baptist mission hoard Is hold
ing a session In Ennis, with y. ~ Siaush.
tef president, and \. ~ Schoneld, seere-
tnry DrO tenn.
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LOST, sTRAYED, STOLEN.
AGENTS WANTED.

EUREKA beaumont crude oil burner for
heating stoves; this Is practical burDer'
sample 81 agents wanted, Write b. +.
Jeyons, 8OT Main street. Houston. Texas.
90
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- Poet goMt od EttE
1ustSk0t4olts0'.t
FINANCIAL.


THE FIRST gold taken from the Moore
Piacer Gold Mining Company. NOrrhorp,
Colo. November !. 1902. can be seen in
the show window Of Sweeney & Fred
ericks' jeweiry establishment. work on
this mine was commenced in September.
1902. This company is dsmming tho Ar
kansas river in Colorado. turning its
course with a view OF taking the gold
from the bed of the river and will open
great gold Geld. This has never been
undertaken before. Call or write and
get prospectus of this mining company.
Indications are that the mine win be on
a paying basis within thirty days. when
sale Of stock will be discontinued only
limited amount of stock offered. W..
c. Moore, president; e. w Hutchinson,
secretary. II
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EnnIs chrvsanthemum show.

Ennis Texas. November 5.--Today is the
beginning Of four days session of the
sixth annual chrssanthemum show and
aower exhibit. The Elks hall Is nicely
decorated and the flowers are on eXhlhi-
fion In that building. while the dinner VIII
he served each day IN a building down
town. Large crowds are In attendance.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

Memphis, Tenn, November 3, oil. car
load lots, per gallon Prime crude 2Tl5:
off crude nominal; prime summer yellow
SOt5: off summer yellow nominal: choice
cooking summer yellow, less than carload
lots nominal Prime meal 81 90; or
nominal prime cake 81 %.
New Orleans November 5.-Cotton seed
oil Prime refined in barrels "a; OF re
fined 80 prime crude, loose. IS.
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Clark aud Clark,
graduates Of American School OF Ostse'
nafhy.' under founder Of tha science, or
noes 32i-322, Mason block; Sitizfas phone
$50 q
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- York Drv Goods.

New York November 5.The dry goods
market today has been quiet throughout
and shows no sign Of having been affected
by Yesterdays election. The demand for
various lines Of staples IS generally for late
deliveries Print cloths dull hut firm.
Mems wear wooden goods dull without
change IN prices Dress goods are steady,
with fair demand.
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GRAIN AM 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. 2d3c per
bushel on oats and corn, l0a1jc per 100
DRAN--Per 100 lha. 06dnsr.
CORN CHOPS-Pure, 81 -25d1 81
OATs-Tezas, choice bright Sac; No. 2
- COIN No > mixed, sacked. 65; No. 2
white, sacked zoe
HAY-Choicc alfalfa. SIS 50dl6.O0; choice
timothy, S15 756l6 90; South Texas prairie
SIS OOGG 90: North Texas and Territory
hay, IS 00d6 co.. North Texas and Territory
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York nefenied Thurmond.

victoria, Texas November 5,-Eighteen
out OF twenty boxes In Victoria county give
for representative, Fltty-fourth district,
Thurmond 1888, York 1918; remaining boxes
viii not change the result msteriaIlSi
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aud netting the investor 10 per cent per
aunum; II you have some money lying
Idle we would like TO talk TO you about
u Charles r. Munger Investment Co.,
OlhM Congress avenue. II
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nnrcs An cHEMTcALs.

QuInine, 34d36c per ounce bottles NOR,
pnine 50 25a2 so per ounce; cocaine, S42
per ounce; borax, Si5c per pound IN 100-lb
packages. copperas. 800 IN barrels; castor
oil, 81 90 per gallon In 5-galou packagesi
epsom salts S175 per 100 lbs in barrels;
alcohol 81 100000 per gallon; sulphur,
81 65 per 100 lbs In barrels; alum, 3l5c per
hound In barrels; saltpeter, 7c per pound In
barrels; calcium carbide, 500 per 100 de-
iiyered Texas common railway points.
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coFFEE.

New York November 5.-Cotfee-spot
Rio quiet; No ~. Mild quiet: Cordova
7M@12. Futures closed 3 to II pointa
lower Sales 4O7jO bags November AS
as 90: December O5: January 51Od5 ii:
March > 2l@5. 30: April 535: Nav 3 356
.45; July 3 50; September 1886 10.
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SUGAR..

New Orleans November Sugar-Ac-
tive; open kettle 2tam3; centrifugal new
1916; centrifugal white 3&d8 BIG; vel.
low 3HM3& seconds 1tsd3 Molasses-
In good demands open Kettle 25d35; ccn-
trifugal 10d24; syrup 236t30.
New York November Sugar Raw
Arm; fair refining 80. centrifugal SO test
3ss. Molasscs sugar 2% Refned-Steudy.
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Hess UNIaPROYED.
] COUNTRY ORDERS SLIGHT.
4. frances Are Selling Well---Pota-
4. se,,ee and Higher-Bananas
Are in Good Demand.

o,ofhv distinguished the local
H. market yesterday, the election
4 - no, having fully disappeared and
with the unsettled weather
Il drag on business. Local dealers
saoted d renewal Of activity when cold
{, r. cots in. but just now they can
f,a,k after stocks and wait for a
these influences have the greatest
Y .non country trade in which there
up' noticeable falling off of orders
s .crai DAYS. In spite Of these facts
A ~ staples are firm and stocks Se
Il versupplied except on one or two
fcts.
annie market Is still overstocked
Slnferlor apples. sufficient quantity
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TlN-icirm, SSOlUn8l.GO: lead. SIZE
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON-65 and .
per cent discount.
BLACK SHEET lRON-No ~ 1913 per
Joe pounds,
ROOFING TIN-Machlue made. SlU5Un
100 per box; ola style, $19.5Odls.5O per
box.
so1pER-Half and half, l015a2Oc per
puurd.
CORRUGATED -Galyanlzed, s4.oo
Per square.
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BARGE.
Vessels Destined for Galveston.
Cfrts kRfgrrrnu

AJAX 49,. ...........,..............
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private adyices are that York carried jack
son courty by 700 Calhoun by l25, while
Thrrmond carried Victoria by 200 aud Re-
fugio not heard from; York Is undoubtedly
elected, and he claims 500 majority. Thur
mond comedies his defeat,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT or GALVESTON. November 8.


SIS Denver tAm), from New York.
IS Port Deneson (l}r.), from New York
SIS Roland (Gcr), from Havana,
SIS samaria DAM. from New York.
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SIS Lampasas (Aml, for New York.
~ Polycarp (Br), for Liverpool.
IS Crusader (Brl, for Hamburg.
SIS frankfurt (Ger), for Bremen.
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WIRE NAILs--S2 10 case per key.
MARRIED GALVANIZED, Gllddrn,
IS IS FER 100 lbsi galvanized Baker $500
per 100 lbs.
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By keeping the liver active the system is
cieansed OF impurities and is enabled 10
ward on diseases.
OxfDINE Is the best Liver and Ma.
igElRl Tonic SOLD. Ask your drugsist.
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TYPEWRITERS.

DO YOU want a typewriterl Can YOU
beat these prices7 They VIII net DC on
mo market after this week. Callgrapn
No iU24 new, SIS; No. i2,t20, Slo' No.
Al 40S. $40. Hammond No. ASH, Slf; 10.
s83Tl. SIS. Dangherty Visible, ~
Jewett No. 2170, $40. Remingtons. Htyie
NJ a1s6 500; No. 1b.051, $2l: No.
45067. 500; No. o6271, S23, No, Ib,s52
Ssi; No 1850. $50; No, o-lo,5al, NV
Tox 81. 2.458. $50 Rem Sho No, d2ta,
aS1- IA, 9a56 Tor $40. divers. 500. good
a. new. Underwood, almost new. Sl9'
American new. $40 sun new fs1 Is
new si0o. Nj. A. Grant. i1l3 Congress
avenue.
cFE GRAyr's long ldvs, tSen,ent nadiss
TRADE az Exchange, solnlnn.
rlfkWRiTEhs on
easy paypspss; 81 ns SAB a. sns az. RI
s-.tsr cnod references. ". 4, tne&efh
senerai aeepl sor Texas. Arkanet1. tnt't.
ana oklaboma xekEiEogx.
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ealp market. NnCu Lut pu9Si NuAsAN
n benefits TO be derived from Hous-
IneIpht rates he will mud shat even
|the ntlotublc ngureS ut olner mutAetS
liver. the prize nnaily paid Is gene.
IrpAter. Tue prices are tuOsc tulAS
houston wholesale merchants, anu
lyised daily.
HEAVY STAPLES.
AruNIrluN -Powdef, per kes, S4UO,
II powder, Sl.oJ per keg uep shOt
INA. sl.oJ, buck, Sl.SO
fnN-Extra snort clear, in sacks,
6sgsc; lvgulaIs, ISWl4eci boxed Hc
bellies, smoked, 44H4 l474ci Ne"
i sli,iS'' oiL@m barrels, 45c; nalf bar
sGiNG AND TIES--B agging 2-lU 624c,
nc; Arrow ties, less tuun eaiiodu
lrOni Houston, Sl.lJ. "a
MY stick, wrapped, basis "a, No. :,
A4C PEI to; NO. 4 run weight pAslS
Etrissc prr To- spucIat sizes, 12c hiSu
LStu, o5.UlvC, as TO quduty.
ADl.LS-oIur, Luu Welsut, nc; Gran
b. weight. IU7aci E!ectitc Llsuts, sAt'
lEsSi-loft.ln4, Ss.7o4S.25, Roseu-
II EE~itlo, fair, 1Hu1Ac; prime, 81
kuuiue. J4JHC, fancy, lVsau lU.2G Etd-
H.. ne. uuuta. Ao.9c, roasted
4 %Durhiu's A,lusl, OASIS lOU.lU
n No. covered, ApGN, A4nsc; Lion,
God Seal MUcua anu Java, 40 cans,
Mocha and Java UieAu, l-liD cans, 10
I'm pals 1880; international Java
lii ms. l54c; ana 4-.U laI.s,
Royal Anna Mocna ana Java, Liz
4sc, UulA, &oc.
4GhEhS-A ) { soda, bulk, bONcs,
4l-iU cartons, per uU@,u, JJC, -gEECr
1l3C. c.uaus, 81; cage p!uuBs. u,.yj
Had JumVlus. lie.
FUN paeis aoID sacks. Fancy high
~ barrel ugucri uuur, ia wood, lJc
Auel higher
AlN2thUla GpODS-Guts, hominy
eean meal, IN ~ 10 sacks, per sack,
y tca Gals, So 10; Eucpds Oats S3.lU.
Abla tats, = aJi uaNheye o..ts, 500,
" ouCAWheVl, Zen package, f4.Al.
STMa'Sj %, ~ lNy, " W.
81 hcAntd fierce compounds, $50
lsai, -Ael2t.e, SO.!b cans, Ac msI-
"a cans jsc AlgAefi SD cans, lc high
A. e.,.,., -.,
n - sC'IGaru' 4959li Iahcyt l4A4 Idci
81 ISms, Il;2e.
"A co ,iA oH ,t,.s.,, o'4 'oe per gallon;
W. SILL, "a LIN cams, cNtrIctcd,
In Is uuu stctloIs, 100
g: QUA TA'VV per uHtfel, eoopereu,
III Ascpe p.,-,, -
a > S '42i. a. "eyolieu' TAR, ldA4loc
a go. ''i''' -"'4-oei pure te'
Nli IIoI Afrrx ,...,, o. ,..s7 ,o.
s |sys St' 5lEl., 5 Io' Dime, S3.g3a4.29
Nh 80 ,g. a. 90 " inheL, ~; 4o14 %,
~ IN IA, ttsnI '"1' 81. uyG l.'y' y ",
IA S5 t% ~ mG'5n , '31tc'c' Il" llsh-
rs P,...,. oo ca
"a kegs. Ss. %. I..hhjs 81 :, III ..,5.
Myle, Sl.15: l,.rail1n 81 90. .aailon.
"a S4.tOi l-eall0a hpxiEoI, 81 'Oy-
lk-EXtra mucy head. new crUU. G446L
.AtlcC, 1Qj13c, lair, 4Ala4lac; tancy ini.
81 tQGaci common, 10.
N eisal. basis i-lU, lOl4c, Manila,
e
Al-Loulslana, coarse, 750SOc; line,
VA; bills, 2slUs. $50; GODS. S2.T5;
M SG.5u4T 90,
VA FISH M8ckerel, NO. /, new, in
Ills, Sl.OO. hait barrels, No. J. 81. 500
';}uus, 50. 0U45. 70,
<tMON-Funcy Pillar Rock, Columbia
81 SLSJQ 200; Castle Rock, Columbia
~ Sitoi spear, Alaska, Sl,l0; Blue
"a o!umbia River, Doc; Violet Brand,
= sagnallon Brand, Fancy Red Alaska,
'# .4Oi Pink, Alaska, 0oc@$l.0U, War
~
lNDlNES--American quarters, plain,
S.sO; with key opener, S4O0@ 05,
10 $500 imported Gillette grade,
u 70 90, according to grade.
~ hCh-S standard goods; Pearl, IN 4O-
rs, ,4Ag4Jse; Royal Gloss or Archer,
4 ~ &c Nickel, 100 packages, per box,
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SIS Tripend Brl, for Hamburg.
IS Lampasas (Aml. for New York.
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G iq~u 4eoch Eeas. Peat
- tsaat o44 4sack ar.
BIDS ANp PROPOSALS.

As~-~s--s-s--~-r-~~~
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
U. S ENGINEER's oggIcE, Galveston,
Texas, October o 1902. Sealed proposals,
IN uipicatc, for over S1,OOO,OuO worth
OF dredging viii be received ana publicly
opened as follows For work as a whole,
until 10 u. m, December q 1902, when
they viii he publicly sealed and kent
until p m. December 8, 1902, and then
opened For division .. Galveston ship
Channel and Bunalo Bayou, until > p.
m, December q, 1902 and then opened.
For Galveston Channel, until p. mr
December = 1902 and then opened. For
division l. Galveston Ship Chunnel aud
Buhalo bayou, until p. M, December
q lNO2, and then opened For lnforma-
uon, apply to G. ). Richie. captain engi.
hNel s.-
NOTICE 40 CoNTRACTORs- senIcd PR.
posals for the erection Of three brick
buildings. i0ONi2J feet, nt Bay City,
Texas, viii be received until 4 o'clock y.
m. November 10. at our office. where
plans mud specifications can be seen, The
buildings arc all connected and bid VIII
be received for all under one Each bid
must be accompanied by certified check
for soc; ~ a guarantee that the sue
CesSful bidder viii furnish satisfactory
loud Of moi less than 30 per cent Of bis
hid, and sign contract within three days
after the Job is awarded him. Right *
reserved To reject any or all bids. Hull
8 Leffand, architects, Victoria, Texas. 10
NOTICE TO GRADING CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals viii be received at the
office al W. 5. Millikin, chief engineer
of the piotner Il Stoddard canal on
the Kuykeudall ranch, about ten miles
southwest OF Bay city, Texas, until u
O'Clock noon OF the 7th day Of November,
1902, for constructing q system OF canals
and leveos approXimating 2j0,OO0 yards
all borrow and waste Forms OF proposal,
plans, proiilce copies Of specifications and
instructions to bidders may be gcen at
said office, Each bid must be accom-
panied by certified check for $500 pay
able 90 Piotner & Stoddard as guaran-
tee of good faith ON the part OF the con.
tractor. Tho right Is reserved by Plotner
Stoddard 10 reject any or all bids. w
$. Aulikcn, Chicf Engineer q
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS BIDS for
putting In machinery and complete 40.
parotus FOR power electric lights, water
supply system and steam heating and ven
tllatlng at the eplleptic colony at Abilene,
Texas viii be received at tho oTlce OF
comptroller OF public accounts. Austin
Texas until 10 o'clock a. m. November
10, 1902, bids to he accompanied hy Ger
tined check, payable To the governor, for
10 per cent Of the amount bid. Plans
end specifications cun be seen at the Office
OF j. l.. O'COunor. architect Abilene,
IeX0s. or superintendent OF state insane
asylum, Austin, Texas The right to re
Iect any aud all bids Ia reserved.
Joseph d. Savers,
Governor
John w. Robbins,
Treasurer.
r. NJ. Love,
Comptroller Of Public Accounts.
11-14
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WANTED-The International
Loan and Trust comphny oners very
attractive proposition TO agents; hustlera
only need apply; good money FOR good
men international Loan anc Trust COM
pany. Box 561. Orange, Texas. u
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APPLES-Ben Davis. barrel S3OOd3. %;
wlrcsnps and Jonathan, So 5Of4 90.
BANANAS-Loose, Sl2jWLJOi packed
$1.5UM1.T5.
, COCOANUTs-Per sack, $500; less guam
titles, S4.2j.
CRANBERRIEs-Pe crate. Sc. 1903 90;
barrels, 81 25G7 90
GRAPES Black varieties, per crate,
Sl2J; tokoys, $3.50; muscats Sl2J4l.oU;
Cornishom, $l.5O,
ONS-MeSsinas, S3.OO013 20.
LIMES-McXioHn, per basket Sl.1O1Il -
ORANGES-Florda, per box, So JO93 70.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

omnsrlsop Of these quotations shows
adrnntages In favor Of Houston as u
kaIe market. When the buyer consld-
n bepehts TO be derived from Hous-
|neIght rates he will ind shat even
me Guotablc ngures at olner nlarAetS
awer the prize nnaliy palu Is seue''
Eraaier The prices are tuOsc ruling
nonston wholesale merchants, ana
lyised daily.
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15c; Wisconsin full cream daisies. 14ikd15c:
Wisconsin half cream. 13d14c; Wisconsin
pound prints, 15i6d16c: Our Little Chief,
full cream daisies. 15c.
EGGS-Texas, 1S@i9c; Kansas, 22A23c.
kBAUT-New. IN half barrels S2506
27j. dve-gallon kegs. Ito.
ON California. PEE lb, 1lAG1As.
PETER Chile. new, 19@2Jc per pound;
black Singapore. l6c.
PECANS-New crop, large. per 10, 12lA@
41c; smaller sizes, 6ll11c.
POTATOES California. 70dT5c per
bushC; Colorado, soc.
PEANUTS-Iumbo per pound. 7%c; fancy
hand picked, No /. 6hd6bc; No. ., SIC
POULTRY Chickens. hens. good. Sc. 501
S2.50@2.T5: mixed lots So OOd3. %; cocks
large, old, 50 25d250: ducks largo, $1,000
3.25; geese. full feathereG. S3O0a3.50; tur
1000.
Observation-Disclosures crates, s0c@
S1.00.
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S75 600 TO INVEST-The Austin Fire In.
surance Company has $4,000 to Invest
In the purchase Of county or municipal
bonds, or In loans upon lands, investments
Will be made In sums not to exceed S10,-
OO0 In any transaction. Jno. D. Nc
Gan, president Austin Fire Insurance Co,
Austin. Texas. ii
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INDUSTRIAL insurance agents pay ten
tlmes. no lapses chargeable 70 agent 20
per cent collections. Onice 22G Mnson
10
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MONEY 10 LOAN-If YOU want to borrow
near Houston, see us; monthly or any
other plan at low rate OF interest. VIM.
II. olschewske g. Co, 200 Khan building,
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JOHN ]. FAINT 4 CO.., real estate and Loaf
agents. Wilson building, Houston. Tcxas
L1-Su
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The Rice Market.

Difference. 2445 4140 20s,3o2 800.
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ERICK WORK, sidewalks, engine and boil.
or setting, masonry OF any description.
N n. Borden, contractor, 2u0 Main street:
hoth phones.
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PROFESSIONAL.

BEST TEETH, $500 per set; gas or air
administered. Diamond Dental Company.
GO2lA Main street. II
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Net Receipts at All u. S. Ports.

Totals ,.,.53O65 pa. G71 ., 493. 0u3 2,2S5. Col
Last year. J1510 23s,Sll 2,2Sl,6Ol .......
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-07-03
personal

Lincoln Savage attended the teach
ers' association at Eugene last week.
Geo. W. and W. J. Winner, of Wal
do, are visiting Grants Pass this
week.
Herman Luethye and J. A. Stalker,
well known miners of Althouse, are
in town this week.
Mrs. Fred Drake and daughter Mil,
dred of Ashland are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A @. Hough.
Mrs j. K. Pigney went to Dunsmuir
Cal, Tuesday and will probably be
absent several weeks.
Rev. Robert Mclean returned to
Portland on Monday after brief visit
with friends in Grants Pass.
Jack Mullen, one of the we'll known
BARRIERS, has returned from Ashland
and is now working for Abe Mock.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Cook return ed
to Jacksonville Wednesday, after a few
days visit here with Mr. and Mrs.
Rowland.
Carmel Martin, our gilt-edged base
ball pitcher, arrived here Tuesday
evening to assist the Alerts during
the season.
Misses Hattie and Emma Telford re-
turned on Monday evening from Port.
land where they spent several weeks
visiting with friends.
j. Conner, who operates hydrau-
lie mine on Red Dog, visited Grants
Pass Tuesday. He is now located at
Selma for the summer.
Lou Axtell returned on Tuesday
from Portland, where he has been
working; the strike having put stop
to work for the present.
Daniel Brants of Springfield, S. D.
arrived in Grants Pass Sunday Mr..
Brants is cousin of Cramer Bros.
and is recently from Holland
Miss Mabel Smith returned Friday
morning from Eugene where she has
been attending the state university.
A. H. Long and wife of Gobleville,
Mich. spent Sunday in this city the
guests of Rev. J. w. McDougall. Mr.
and Mrs. Long are making a tour of
the west
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. Jones of San
Luis Obispo, Cal, are in Grants Pass
having been called here ON receipt of
the news of the fatal accident to Mrs
Jones' father, ]. G. Harmon.
NJ. G. Ament has purchased the
Conklin residence property on Eighth
street and moved in this week. A. U.
Barnard, the former occupant, has
removed to the Jackson residence on
Seventh street
Arthur Frier returned on Sunday
evening from tour to Portland and
the Sound country. He visited Seat
tie, Everett and other cities of the
Sound, but failed to find better
country than Southern Oregon.
John Thornton arrived here Sunday
evening to visit for few weeks with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. Thorn
ton. He is a railroad engineer and
has been running between Reno and
Wadsworth, New, for several years
past.
Miss P. Saarloos of Holland arrived
on Monday to visit her friend NJ
Braat She has been travelling in the
U. S. since last year and has just com
pleted the Yellowstone Park and
Alaska tours. She will remain here
a month.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-07-03
CIIAUTAUQUA.

The Southern Oregon Chautauqua
Assembly July 9-ls at Ashland, Ore
gon. Everything lirst-class. Lectures,
schools, music, fun, pictures, good
camping Hon. Henry Watterson and
Robt Mclntire are among the lcctur-
ers. Be sure TO come. For part leu
lars address 4. A. Hayes, sec,
Ashland Oregon.