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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-16
Edible OIL.

Cottonseed oil. corn oil and linseed
oil, there is good reason to believe.
will probably have a rival at a not
distant day in edible petroleum oil.
As a matter Of fact, petroleum has
been successfully desulphurized and
demlneralized. Certain other solids
and ingredients have been extracted
from 1t. and the production Of fairly
good edible oil has already resulted.
It Is q good thing to love your neigh.
bors. II you don't they are apt to
talk about you.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-16

The Phyippins Bill Passed.
Washington. D. Cat the end OF q
nine-hour session and Of debate last.
ing night and day for q week, the
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-16

A Statement Given Out ut Buckingham
Pslacs Said II Need Cause No Alarm
Bonarss Lighted All Over the United
Kingdom In Celebration Of the Kinx's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-15
BRENNAN BUDGET.
Black Ants May Prove an Enemy Of the
Boil WeeViL

Black Ants May Prove an Enemy OF the
Boil WeeWl.
BRENNAN. Texas, November 14.-Nr. q.
Hermann OF this city, VINO has considerable
farming interests, Is Of the opinion that
tho sina black ants, seen In great mum.
bcrs around wood piles, would destroy the
boil weevils n some practical way OF get
ting them scattered over the field could be
thought Of
Mr. Hermann Is firmly convinced OF their
efficacy in saving corn from weevils Year
before last he put number OF half rotten
sticks OF wood that were run OF these ants
IN his crib, and the corn was not botnerei
with wecVils az al This year there were
many wcevils in MS corn when II was gain.
ctcd and he tried the same experiment
ana found that they had all disappeared
IN a short time lie Is of the opinion II
they would destroy corn weevls they
would prove a great enemy to cotton
weeyis, and thinks n the farmers could
get them mixed M with their seed ana
scattered over the cotton held IN this way
that they would come forth with the warm
spring weather and attack the weeyils
when they were SO few IN number that
they would be destroyed
At tho court house Friday afternoon, Jus
ticc thapppll officiating. MIR. William Cake
and Miss Louise Reichier were united In
marriage In the presence OF crowd that
F'ltlA'Ath NI'tt iAi inc DNFDukt OF seeing
them united. they came from Perry, FAILS
county.
Virginia Evans, the colored school teacher
who was shot Wednesday evening near
whitman by ner divorced husband, Gus
ENanS at the school house is said to be
Improving and may recover.
The Indian Creek bridge on the Bren,
ham and Grecnvine road washed away
Thursday morning from the hood water,
Of Wednesday nights rain This was a
bridge Of considerable size and was a sub
stantlal structure that withstood the hood
of few months ago.
Mr.. Ad7lph Ypgelsaug Of Burton. who az
the recent election was elected TO the post
ton Of constable, refused 10 qualify. and
out of two applications on file the commits
Z siobcrs today selected Mr.. "a. g. dement,
to hll the place. Vogelsang had a more
( lucrative position offered MIN.
Attorney j. NJ. Mathis went up Ia Austin
Thursday 90 plead FOR pardon FOR John T.
I Parker. under life sentence for the killing
Of the city marshal of Corpus Chrisu N
/ lSH2
street Commissioner r. s. Farmer IS
| work ing Peabody street west OF the santa
| re with force OF hands.
| The machinery for the new brick manu-
! featuring industry here arrived today II
viii be put in place at once.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-15
MOVEMENT On coTToN.

The Total Number OF Bales In Sight to
Date Is 4,o3o,t75 Bales.
New Orleans, November 14.-sccretnry
Hcster's statement. issued todny, shows
an Increase IN the movement into sight
compared with the seven days ended this
day last year, IN round figures, Of 5000
bales an Increase over the snme period
year before last Of 5000 and an increase
over the same time in 1890 OF $1,000 bales
For the fourteen days Of November the
totals show decrease under last year Of
1900 bnles, an Increase over the same
period year before last Of 62,OOO. ana an
increase over the same period in 1899 OF
$4,000 bales. For the seyenty-fve days Of
the season that have elapsed the aggregate
is ahead Of the seventy 1--we days Of the
Inst year $4,000 bales; ahead Of the same
days year before last 2lT,OoO and ahead 81
1880 by 10000 bales. The amount brought
Into sight during the past week has been
1I4GGO bales against 4iG. 1873 for the seven
days ending this date last year, d2i3D1
year before last and 6SSUB4 same time In
lAH. and Tor the fourteen days ot Noyen-
her II has been 93J, stj3 bales. against 962,
S5f last year, St3,34B year before last ana
79p.IIG same time Ia 1880. The movement
since September 1 shows receipts az all
United states ports Of 2,O4l, j3E bales
against 2.G9l,5G3 last year, ICES, sol year
before Inst and 2.Al4NOg came time in
lSJg. overland, across the Mississippi Ohio
md Potomac rivers to Northern mills and
Canada 1JJ, G3H bales, against 2Sj,S)9 last
year, 357. ggi wear before last and Ii0,Sll
same time IN 1890; interior stocks Ia excess
Of those held M the close OF the commercial
year AGnHl4 bales, against ,61 last
year 81 .NS year before last and AS. 23i
same time in 1850: southern mill tukingS
49ZJOo bales. against AZ l6s last ycnr.
a3SJSS year before last and 31i.lj7 same
time IN lS!D These make the total move
meut for the seycnty-hve days from Sep
tender I 10 date 1850 17j bales, against
g. s3g.3l3 last year, 3,SUi, 3gS year before
last and 3.Gj2,Ol1 same time I'm 1870
Foreign exports for the week have been
POI, los bales. against 250207 last year,
making the total thus FAR for the season
l,YiV2l3 bales against l0lO,4d9 last year,
au increase OF j9.TT4 Northern mill TAX
ings ana Canada show an increase " 1875
period last year, and their total takings
since September I have Increased 1O5m.
The totnl takings Of American mills, North,
South and Canada. thus far for the season
have been I.O2a2f5 hnles against aG2, TBi
last year These include 52G.O32 bales by
Northern spluners, against 515,453. Stocks
M tue seuhnaud and the twenty nine lend
ing Southern interior ccutrrs have IN
creased during the week 14o,43l bales
| against an increase during the correspond
ing period last season Of ij,4S6 bales, aud
are now 52,Gl4 larger than mt this date IN
/ 1901. Including stocks loft over at me
ports ana interior towns from tho last croT
| and tile number of bales brought into sight
| thus far for the new crop. the supply Il
/ date Us 436q, iiA bales, against 100000 fol
/ the same period last year.
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New Orleans, November i4.-L,verpooI
was Influenced unfavorabry. owing 10 a
hearish circular issued by Mr.. Nenl reit.
Grating his estimate Our market. IN avn.
pathy. opened points lower ana subse.
quently declined additional points In con.
sequence Of clearing weather ana Rising
temperatures in the belt, combined witb
ne bfsrish weekly statistics being acccl.
Grated by the easlness of spots closing AZ n
net loss Of to 10 points on the day. The
amount brought Into sight during the woek
was $4,000, against $4,000 last year ne.
gregatng from September 1 TO date A ia
ooo against a,ssa,OO0 last year. The visi.
bic supply Of American during the week I'M.
oroased 1o3,ooo, against q gain % 14SG0O
lest year, aud the total 70 date is 2.577. 600
against 2,735,o0o last year. Yesterday the
general rains IN Northern ana Central
Texas ana the expectation that they would
he followed by frost was am Incentive for
heavy buying on the reaction theory
rms morning EeneVallv fair weather pre-
vailed IN that State ana throughout me
Souin and the prediction was for d con.
3lnuance ~ same, NTH rising temperatures
tonight and Saturday. In addition to this,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-15
MoRLp,s WsIeLE suPpLY.
Secretary Testers Statement Shows
3.O45 72O Bales on Hand.

Secretary Testers Statement Shows
3,o45,73o Bales on Hand.
New Orleans. November H. Secretary
Hcstcr's statement of the worlds visible
supply Of cotton, made up from special
cable and tclegrNphlc advices, compares tho
figures of this week with last week, last
year and the year before, II shows an In
crease Of 10000 bales last year and an In
crease Of l53,26t the ycnr before last. The
total visible Is 8,045 I3N against 2.s35, az
last week. 3175,d2e last year and 8,ii3, s0q
year before last OF this the total Of
American cotton Is 2,5T6130. against 23Sa,-
At last week, 2,7ai ,622 last year and 2,G8O,-
500 year before last and Of all other kinds,
including Egypt Brazil, India, etc. 400,
coo bales. against 452,O0o last week, AL,
GOO last year and 49,, 600 year before last.
The total worlds visible supply or cotton
shows an Increase compared with last
week or 21O 253 bales, n decrease compared
with last year Of 10 SOP and n decrease,
compared with year before last Of 6S 0T9.
or the worlds visible supply Of cotton rs
above there Is now atOnt and held I'm Great
Britain and continental Europe ll3S.O0O.
against 1,6i4OoO last year and 1880, 600
year before last: IN Egypt, $4,000 bales
against 1900 last year and 1877, OOO year
before last; I'm India III 600 bales against
10000 last year and 10000 year before
last. and In the United States t3S3. 600
against l37GOfO last year and gqi 900
year before last.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-15
Yoakum Locals

Yoakum, Texas, November is.-Two I'm.
portant real estate deals were consummated
here yesterday when Mrs. H. II. Leonard
and husband sold 10 H. Roos their hand
some residence property on Gonzales street,
and J. T. southwell sold the livery stable
property on May street to Mason Bros
Mr. and Mrs Leonard contemplate remov.
ing TO san Antonio in the near future
Stockman G. W. Sutherland shippeJ to
the ST. Louis market last night n mixed
car Of calves and cows
j, G. Aschenbeck yesterday sold his sa.
loon business on Grand avenue
While regretting TO lose Rev w. J John
son from this charge, the many friends he
has made during his four years stuv mere
viii be pleased 20 learn that nc the recent
session Of the West Texas conference nj
Floresylllc he was elected presiding elder
NJ the san Antonio district He and his
estlmable family will remove to san An
tonic In "A short time. During the time
Rev, Johnson had charge OF this church
the membership rapidly Increased and his
Passionate here was successful I'm every way
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-15
REVIEW ON TRADE CONDITIONS

peciaily for bridges Eastern manufac-
turers Of footwear are oferug no induce.
nents 20 buyers, and, while no actual ad-
vances in prices have occurred, the market
Is decidedly strong. Western shops are
also busy, deliveries IN both sections cou-
Ing so slowly as to cause much compaint.
sole ieather Ia active and firm, both DO
nestle and export sales being large. Lin
tied supplies In first hands ana with jon
beers have sustained cotton goods, despite
the sharp decline I'm the raw material
Export trade is dull Chinese business show
ing the erect or the break Ia sSyer. IL IL
between seasons I'm the market for WOODEN
goods. though there IL some inquiry for
heavy weights for quick delivery Clothing
manufacturers report encouraging results In
their first test OF the market on spring
garments.
Failures this week numbered 24l in the
United states, against us last year anu
twentyfour IN Canada, against twenty.
seven a wear ago
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-15

to the mounting OF plays az VS.
personal adornment. Mr.. H,sss.
striven land public opinion saws N
CeSsl TO reproduce the eleeany .
times In which the scenes IN M n.
laid. The architecture ths \.
gardening have all been faltb,nrv |,
and reproduced with the symn,t !
thusiasm which the artist fesI. v, 4,
knows that he has subject va,,,,
highest skin. Great ns Mr. Hsrs.sl
sonnl popularity is, ne has ners, &.
it to stand as an apology for IA. ".
in the mechanical details of N, +
lions. The costuming he dlsni,v
sent n small fortune In silks AMI .:S,
1t has been his pride 10 nreseri 4.
city he visits n strictly metrm,r, n
ducion. Mr.. Hanford's eomps5y i.
been selected with So mueS ~
there IS no danger Of their NJ,
whelmed by the magnifcence a ~
roundlngs. Miss Marie Drofnah M
ing woman, has won golden or,
her work in Shakespearean COMEDY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-15
Cameron News Notes.

Cameron, Texas, November Ex-senator
rillman lecturcd 10 a fairsIzed audience
last night notwithstanding the rain tnat
continued into the night. Ills subject was
The Race Problem, from Southern Polnt
OF View" which was handled with mis-
characteristic energy.
The Bavorite Dry Goods company has
opened closing out sale, preparatory 10
70 moving their establishment to Hillshoro.
Tomas lglehart has returned from Hons.
ton, where he has occupied a position with
the Independent Telephone company.
John CASTOR OF Mississippi member OF
the Gaston-Sprinel Mercantile company, Is
here ON business.
7. Nj Bigbee has returned from an ex.
tended visit 10 the Terrrury, Kansas ana
Missouri.
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HEMPsTEAD NEWS NOTES.
Judgment Against the Western Union f
Delay IN DeliverX

DS'dy NJ CGUNGFy.
Hampstead, Texas, November l4.-,tnc
jury In the case Of j. B sorsby vs.. tho
Western Union Telegraph company, when
suit was for domages for failing to prompt.
~ deliver a telegram, returned verdict IN
favor OF plalutiH, awarding him 5000.
The early morning passenger was delayed
several hours this morning near PRAIRIE
view on account OF freight engine
dying on the tracks rhe yard engine
was sent out and hauled the engine ana
train back 10 Hampstead
The Central railroad VIII begin IN Few
days the erection of large ana commodious
nagsag" room. lhe company's business at
this point Is growing so that the presen.
one is not large enough.
The case OF WIN Wagnon vs. the Hous-
Ton and Texas Central Railroad Company
Tor damages for killing a COW belonging to
plainun IS being tried IN the county court
this afternoon.
Il. II. Urban went to Galveston yester-
day.
5, j, styles returned home from Rlcn.
mond this morning
l.. Cuny Of kenney Is in the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-15
Rural reIlvey for oraysor COUNT.

sherman. Texas, November H. Speaking
Of free rural mail delivery for the vicinity
OF sherman, Postmaster Richards said
"rhree routes out OF sherman are assured.
and as soon as the department NJ washing.
ton announces the names OF tho successful
applicants the service win be Installed
sherman and vicinity can secure from Ave
10 eight additional routes II the people viii
make application.
a petition Of about 200 names Of
we'll known democrats and Including
the signatures OF the chairman and
secretary Of the county democratic esecu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-15
Mexioans for East Texas

Beevile, Texas, November 13.-Henry
McMurruy left here yesterday morning with
a carload Of Mexicans for East Texas,
where the Nexicaus will be employed In
clearing up land 70 he put in a 5OOoaCre
orchard. The orchard Is being nut In by
a big syndicate OF Vermont capitalists.
Mr. McAlurray has taken several carloads
of McxlCans from here this fall, but here
tofurc they have been carried to Louisiana
TO work in the rice fields.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-15
Ma cHARLrs B. HANFoRD.

The scenery which Charles b. Hanford
uses in The Tanning Of the shrew" and
also In his production of Much Ado About
Nothing" which will he given at Sweeney
& Coombs opera house on Monday. Noyem-
Der II, matinee and night. is strictly In line
with the presidents he has established for
elegance and stage garniture. Mr. Han
ford makes the distinction between legit-
innate dramatic establishment and mere
Polonlus gives to Laertes, "CostIy thy
habit rs thy purse can buy, hut not ex-
pressed In fancy; rich not CANDY" applies
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-15

Cuero Texas, November tA-The com
missioncrs court In session counted the
funds Of the county this morning, some
$4,000 being the amount The county is
on u cash msis ana has been for many
years Every fund has money to its credit
meet ON tac 2Jth to approve bonds OF the
The Hook and Ladder company gave a
grand pan tonight Tor the puruose OF rails
Ing funds tu buy uniforms. ana the second
OF the Young Mems Christian Association
course of entertainments takes place at
Germnnla hall
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-15

Lockhart, Texas, November 14-AIr. Fred
Thomson prosperous farmer living fouz
miles west Of Loekhart, has fourteen acres
Of June corn planted since the failure Of
the first corn crop became evident that
Will yield him thirty bushels to the acre.
other farmers in the nelghborhood have
smaller patches OF the June corn that IS
yielding well, though none SO line as that
OF Mr. Thomson's.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-15
FACTORY COMMITTEE MEN
Messrs. Watkins, Peden and Nj.
Hold Conferenoa.

Wessrs' watkins, Peden and Mn3
Hold Conference.
The committee having in chmg 4
llciting OF subscriptions for stoai
Houston corporation to be chaHs.
the purpose of aiding and lndudzs
featuring industries TO locate IA thI
held conference yesterday sitsns
Chairman Watkins office. Tie al
and his follow committeemen. 4 1 !
and II. f. MacGregor, are eDcouaaI
the attitude of those whom thg 81
preached on this very importrn. 4
and after the Carnival viii start "A
their subscription blanks.
At yesterdays meeting plans ri
cussed and each Of the memhsH
committee was requested TO dstt q
dress TO the business men Of Hassl
from the three will be compiled 4
that viii he mailed IN advance y +
tive soliciting on the part Of hs
tee. This circular win explain
the plans and objects Of the an
and will set forth the fact tAii
C0niZatiun is based upon the hn
state and stockholders will have gS
lection the law Affords.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-15
NEW YORK COTTON.
Speculative Influences Led to a Decided
Decline.

speculative influences LED to decided
Decline.
Now York November "a Cotton opened
easy at a decline Of ? to 4 points. Later
the market was Irregular and governed nj.
most entirely by speculative Influences,
mere especially tho weakness In The stock
market. Many wall street operators sold
cotton. This led to a decline. which brought
on the market scattered selling. ana while
fluctuations were frequent, the general zen.
drncy was lower. until a net loss Of 10 10
10 points WIS reached. The market closed
barely steady with the decline NnaIly "a
matter Of 10 10 ~ points Cotton sold on
the breal. was largely ABSORBED BY shorts
anu Investment demand, Toward the clos
Whle lcEg cotton came out very freely the
market showed some resistance on tho buy.
NE The future sales reached 300 600 bales
Relative stability of the spot article IL AZ
tracting attention, especially as tho move
mont M present Is not ON q scale to conArm
the large crop estimates.
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chronIoIe,s Weather Report.


New York, November IL. The Financial
and Commercial Chronicle Gays: Advices
70 MS by telegraph from the South this
evening indicate that while over the greater
part Of the cotton belt there has been little
or no rain during the week. In Texas wet
weather Is reported.
General. picking and making have made
excellent progress, and our Mobile core
spondent states that gathering Of the top
crop is nearly completed.
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THE GLAD TTDINGS.

state convention viii begin Sunday
Texas avenue. at p. m sunday
night service at odd Fellows hail. Mason
building and preaching ut p. m. and 5
p. M Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday at Caledonian hail. 5vangclists
williams and Howell will give a series Of
lectures ON the "Dvlne Plan Of the Ages
and Gods Eternal Purposes All are in
vited Regular Sunday morning service
Will be held at Caledonau hall instead Of
room 2O3, Mason building.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
TAHERNArLE NAprIsr cHnRrt

TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. M: preaching
at IL n. m, subject Optimism, and al
T:45 p me- subject "a False Alarm" Bap
uzng after the night sermon. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7;4j p IN. Mission
Sunday schools: First ward corner OF
Houston avenue and Bingham street. al
Bruuncr, at Houston Heights. and al
Chaneyyile school house, Sunday at 3:3U
p. m.
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To Ornanizn New cororsas

There will be a meeting q
favorlng tho organization Of n
gregatinn In Houston at odd Es|
in the Mason block at 3 o'cloa !.
afternoon for the purpose q va
w. r. Tynes viii conduct tae
ship and assist in the ORGANISMS
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sACNED uEARr cHrRCH.

Low mass 1850 a. n; catechism 9:45 n.
IA, high mass 1920 d. m; yespers and
benedictioE 400 p. m. Meeting OF st.
AOysius society after bercdiction Mem
beers of the sewing society viii meet Monday
at p. N. and St Vincent dc Pau society
Tuesday, 80 y. N.
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were received yesterday, Last years re-
eeipts TO date amounted 10 1000 bales.
Mr. Potts estimates that Gonzales will re-
ceiye about 1900 more bales this season.
The new weigher who takes charge De-
cember l, VIII have very little 10 do.
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IrnsT GERMAN MErHon1sr

Prayer service at a. M; SUNDAY school
A. 9;8o a. m; preaching at II a. m. and
90 p. m prayer service Wednesday even
Ing at $3.50. Epw0rth League desotioTni
service Friday evening at 1880.
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81. MARY,s cHrRcH

Holy communion at 1880 a. m. Mathis anu
sermon at IL a. m. Evensong and sermon
az $50 p NJ, Sunday school at $50 a. m
at 1880 .. m, 80
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SHEARN METHODIST rHupcr1

SUNDAY school az $50 a. M: preaching NJ
II a m. and 1880 p. M Epworth TeagUe
az $50 p N General prayer service Wed.
nesday al 1850 p M "eN'
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MKEE sTREET nj n CHrRcu

Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. PREACHING az
II a. m. and $50 p. m. Epworth Ie3pI Ie
service gt $40 2. N. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday at 1850 p m. VA
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Sunday school at 10 a. IN. Services at
II q. m. and 1880 p. M. subject. soul and
body Wednesday evening meeting at
1880 o'clock, Reading room at the church
open daily from to ; p. m.
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New Orlnans coiton.

New Orleans November 14.-spot cotton
was easier, Influenced by the failure Of the
cold weather to matcrlsllle In the Western
belt The sales were 1000 bales. including
SEQ to arrive Quotations on mlddling and
grades below reduced 1-16c. Futures were
unsettled There were frequent huctuitions
Of few points In either direction with
trend toward lower figures. The close was
a n 10 pointg Ioyvpr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-15

elect Lanham today IN behalf Of *. J. Kill
ven Of Dallas. an applicant FOR state penl-
Tertiary Inspector
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Gonzales County Cotton Receipts,
Gonzales. Texas, November 4.Public
Wegher Potts reports 111a2 bales OF cot,
ton received 10 date; twenty-nine bales