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Wharton local News.

wharton. Texas, August 2s The Maca-
ropi excursion for the children. which will
insure the little folks a pleasant day by
,be scashore. was well patronlzcd by WAR
tonites A bright. sunny day added e
Inc Measure of the occasion.
Tho grand bail. given 10y the Glen Flora
Mercantile company last night, was com
nlete success The numerous guests from
Wburion. III Campo. Lane city, Columbus
Eagle Lake, Bonus, Scaly, Edna Egypt
and Richmond were elegantly taken care
~ by the following committees:
q II Northngton, G. G. clifford, w. n
Breath. :.
| Duncan j. C. York. +. H. Cnwdin, a. II
/ Huntington. IT.. Mentor Northipglon.
| T'be Cane Belt ran an excursion from
| Eagle Lake TO Glen Flora for tho occasioa
| rhis Is the first big celebration held Mt IN
new Sugar center Of Wharton county
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GONZALES COUNTY COURT
81 Louis Drummer Heavily Fined I
SELLING Goods at Retail.

81 Louis Drummer Heavily Fined Ter
Selling Goods at Retail
Gonzales Texas. August 2S-counly
.coprl has hocu in session since Monday
and has disposed ~ several eases on the
criminal docket Three negroes from the
Weeldcr prccn,t were fined on charges oT
,ciiiHr Uouur 10 minors Two Of them
we're hned SO each, while ihc thjrd wa,
fined $50 sam Taylor. colorcd, was tried
for theft n one blanket AMI was glY'n
ion DAYS IN jail aud a hnc Of $40. There
vcro several other convictions.
Tho most important case on tho dockc'
was irlcd Yesterday, II being against W.
lTnunon representing the Wrought Iron
Range company Of g. Louis. on chafg'
81 pursuing an occupation without stat,
and county license Mr.. Hanson had SOLD
number Of ranges by sample, taking or
doris aud having the goods shipped from
H. Louis to the purchaser The case wa
closely contested all tho evidence bsini
6nad Nir. Harmon 5000. The case will b
nppeaict,
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FIGHT FOR COTTON STOPPED.
Company Operating One Gin Bought Gu
the Rival Operator.

winona, Texas August 1.-TWO years
ago several formers and others formed n
company and built modern and upto-dote
gin plant at Winona, and at the same time
=. T. McClung. who owned the Old gin
plant here, put IN new and up 10 date iha.
chiucry. For ne drst season the two gins
fought onch other In the prices paid for
the seed If the cotton that they ginnod.
and last season Mr. McClung Gu, tho price
Of ginning 10 81 80 per bale and opened un
This season to glu the same way, when the
Wlnona Gin company raised hght that
wns 10 q finish and tho company GIN de
cldnd to buy tho. Mc(luu9 gin and stoT
Tho aght. Mr. MeelMlG transferred his gt
nlont and good Rill to Tho Winona Gin com
many mis- morning for $3.50 cash.
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stock could not be H.l......
Doc on the close and ma. bids -..H..
Increase Of 3l2c on the day IudcpluJ
became more active, but did not iudicate
Improvement from former selling prices.
The orders were readily hllrd and no bids
appeared on the closing call. Gohcr was
the largest seller Of the day and held the
price prevailing on tho day before. The
offerings were heavy and extended beyond
the capacity of buyers. Victor Increased
In capacity. but continued to sell at We
aud holders wanted isc more IN thc later
moments Of the session. National oil aud
Pipe was in better gay and bids raised
lc induced no change On tue part " hold
Grs, The offers for Houston and Beaumont
went lc better aud - more would have
been given for international. The selling
price OF Equitable Land and oil was raise
igc, but no change was made In the hids.
The total sales amounted To- 1000 shares.
The prices bid and asked at the cost
yesterday aud thc sales made were as fol
I
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Inc leedrl Us O. mau .......
business He knows villa. AiuU O. ..
Is best calculated TO mako mopc,. ,,t .,...
bon. -, t,.,,T ""o "S'
~" 1" "ah"I' 1t INC small FARMER ou
the other hand. does not seem to be alive
TO the fuct TINT he miubt mako n,o ..,,.,.,
profit as docs the feeder, The Shr,n fna,ii,
goes into the business mainly f"r h. n,'.,
ton. Somrtiu,eS he igilrr, on 3, ,y5ni pr.,
but not AS n General rulc Ills iIC, m
Ert the stock I'M and murlr, il ~, .,,,,,,',,
Tic profit resulting from increased nririt
The farmer has au adynntacc over Inc tc"I
en- in that he secures Tho prom nam n,,
yearly wool .iip and also tl,r nrr.,., iu
proceny.
The average stock eve can b, nur,b9.rl
at a cost az } 0nI3 a. mo cost "f Lrrn'
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KANSAS CITY SALES,
tSpeclal 10 The pnstl

Stock Yards. Kansas city, August 2S
Tho following sales Of Texas and Territory
cattle were made here today: NJ T. Stern.
Henrietta, 90 steers, 40 pounds 5't
Jackson 6 Jones, Blue Jacket II lrrrs'
sol pounds. . -! $. T. Mcpcrmitt tboco.
tab. ~ steers. $50 pounds. = 30: 80 steers.
667 pounds, 10; II steers 81 pounds. @~E
Grant & Co, WypucWood. 81 steers 4el
pounds. 2T5: C. VI, Grant. WynnrWoo1
tT9 steers. $40 pounds, e 40; John Poppy.
Bartlcsville, 50 steers, SIG pounds, 3.t"i i.
NJ Trcmblc. Granite, Is steers, s36 pounds.
. Is; II. NJ Stonebrcaker & GO. ElFiu; l'
steers 029 pounds, 80; y, G. Bran, larN
son Texas. 30 Steers, 73g pounds, . -; -
stcets, go pounds. . 40; Iiogicr llincb
Childrcss "A steers, G5S pounds, = go; w
steers. 7l6 pounds. . ~. pouglus5 B'oc.
Madill, l. r.. - steers. T6D pounds, .. l''
II steers, a55 pounds, 3.15 II. u. Andct
son, Wotumka, AZ steers. $40 pounds, $50
IL steers, 7TO pounds q 10; j. j. Suud
grass. HoldcnNllo, - stcots 6}- pounds
80; w H. Jennings, Addngton, u steers
Ts4 pounds. 10; G. r. Flynn, Pauis Na'
ley. 20 steers, S03 pounds, 10; = Steers
$50 pounds > 30; G. 5. 4 J. llassard. El@1
100 steers, PCT pounds, Go lu3 steers, -
pounds. 3 70; ] W. Ryan, Ryan, - steers
iCOT hounds, 3. So Frank Jones, Duncan, y
pounds. : 90. - steers, 800 pounds 90
IL. H. Halscll. Henrietta. ~ steers, 4H
pounds. ~; 40 steers, gu pounds, : 70
rs steers, 1874 pounds, 10; Conncly
Bush, Canly. - steers, tSs pounds, ".p'
L. G. Wautand. Purcell, - calves, y
pounds 3 so 30 steers, MI pounds, : ~
46 calves, 1857 pounds, ~; H'om Buthna
20 steers. clio pounds, z. %; Jack fi"Irnc,,
Addington, 80 steers, I4i pounds, 10,
steers $40 pounds =. 70: !. J. Stcen, Dun
can, 80 steers, 1Cll pounds, $40.
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SALES.
M.llu 10 lecture al CoImesneII

Colmesncll, Texas, August 2'--Prof'
Nolly has accepted an invitation from the
Eruit and Truck Growers association Of
This county 70 lecture here next saluri'F'
o.tation membership Is growing
" oo.h week. aud they are deeply In,
,t"o,.5cstcd I'm rhe prospect Of Q better and
,,,ora lucrottvc fruit and truck indusir ~
hnrc 4 committee has been appplptfu u
entertain Prof. Mally while here
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slrawn eoard Of industry.

strawn. Texas, August - Wen at
tended meeting Of the citizens % strawn
Wns held last evening, at which tho S'rawn
hoard Of industry was organized and The
foliovInc officers ard directors were elected
a. the ensuing rear: President 4. n.
EdDards Wee president, s. 49, Siragp;
sveling Immigration and industrial agent.
IA NJ 'Tayior. secretary, !. 4. Mansell; rs.
sistant secretary, W. l., Scott prestors'
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Hol1STON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

13}ac; Daisy solids, lie; prints, 1sc;
cal, loo; special Blue star 1Sc; Eciu
dairy bricks. 20c; Ideal Ike; Purity
creamery, 20 and 30lb tubs. pc; Id
prints. PIC; Elgln creamery solids, iSc;
country butter in pals, 10000.
CELERY Colorado. per bunch. 6oMG5c.
CABBAGE Per pound, &c
COLORADO NEGETABLES--Ca
per pound, Sc; lettuce, per dozen. 35c; par.
sley, per dozen, 20; rhuharb &c,
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream rolls,
lie; Wisconsin full cream daisies, l4d15c;
Wisconsin half cream 13diiC Wisconsin
pound prints, 1jlqdl6C.
EGGS Texas, I2ml3c' Kansas. @0q21c,
kRAtT-- New, In half barrels, s.. 1p4
. 10 I'VE gallon kegs, 81 10.
ONIONS California, per H. &c.
PEPPER Chile, new, 151l6c per pound
| black Singapore, 15c.
POTATOES California, $4,000 per bush
ell: Kuw Valley, G0d6jc
! PEANUTS-Jumbo, per pound, Tlac; fancJ
| hand picked No !. 6n6iac.
POULTRY Chickens, hens. good 81 500
| = -. frycrs, large, SO .10d3.15; broiers
! s. 50G,2 -; mixed lots, So o0a3 81 coeks
/ large. oil 81 S0d2OO ducks mrge 5000
325: geese, full teatherGd S3oom3 30. tur
! KEYS, hens. $5.o0@L0o, goobicrs, S'.%h
go
TOMATOES Texas, 4bask.t crates, 7o+
/ Sc
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MORPHINE:

opium and LIQUOR habits cured at homo By
a treatment wholly new in method, action
ana results. No pain, suffering or prostra-
tlon. You continue, your regular work
stit,itiou but a thorough lasting cure. bres
trial treatment and sealed booklet sent on
reguest. Write today 10 DIR PURDH.
Mitchell Building, Fannin and Capitol.
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aouth.ast Ice. coIIeae

Jasper. Texas, August 27-The South
east Texas college opens on September
and could homes he procured many families
would move here for the benefit Of The
Iumlor Is so high It IS Impossible 70
build a house 10 rent and got interest on
~ cost Although surrounded by rs fine
nine as the werid ever saw, this Town mas
10 get lis lumber from the mills at beau
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l.. b. strawn. ]. $. stuart. NJ. q, Vernon,
c. u. Williams. w W johnson; j a. WI
lIams. III. NJ. Tuylor f.. l., Ramsey and
j. H. Housiey. A resolution was adopted
unanimously instructing the president and
secretarS OF the board to issue an address
tIo Mo Grande division OF the Texas and
Paciae railway 10 cooperate In support OF
Inc great Fort Worth live stock market,
and to secure homeseekers and investors 20
locate In the territory Indicated, aud par
ticlpata IN IT'S upbuilding'
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GALL FOE BIDS tor public printing aud
stationery Tor the state 9'erumcut
sealed proposals VIII he received AZ ~
Office Of the secretary ot state az AVS, H.
Texas. until O'Clock ~. M on tue wy
dpy OF ScptVmbvr -. IL. mo-, from resi-
dents of the State ut Texas, 90 print anu
pud Inc laws aud journals of the senate
md house OF representatives., and 90 -
such other printing aud binding anu 10
furnish such stationery as may nc ~
uulfUd hy law or may he heed'u W an.
department uf the state government oI
either house If tue Legislature, nndcr
thc provisions Of title S., REVISED stay
utcs Separate proposals may DC mace
10 furnish the stationery and to DO M
printlng aud binding such bids wul
ue opened az the office OF the srctetaly
OF state Ia tbc capitol building IN IN
Clty 81 Austin, and the contracts VIZ re
awarded as soon thereafter rs pthctlt1
bc Tho probable amount Of such print
ing biudiug mud stationery required uu'
der tho contracts IS as follows F'fet
class $4,000, second class, Nlo.NWi tnifa
class. 5000; fourth class Non; unl paper
FOR printing of the second class, SltpVp'
book pupcr for printing OF the hrst ci9sS,
$1,000. stationery. SliWD me right ~
rpEcrvcd 60 reject any aud all BIDS, anu
10 cnu Tor new bids without readvertise~
ncrt. Specifications will be Furnished 10
parties desiring &c bid, upon appncatl2n
TO me. John q. Tod, secretary OF oiatp
ana cx.ofh,lo chairman board OF puodC
printing. 9 =.
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--,
,oIICTnM hUDET
HUlNION w NkzI
Nv
..os, quotations shows
srurison OF '1 te,.o, of Houston lis
,iysntages III E ih tho buyer cuns,d.
sip market. hc dcrtycd from Hous.
benefits 70 T po will md that even
f,ght rates ne VA ~ othcr markets
i NJ quotabc hgur's az Ia "a ia ~nncrnl,
s,r. The price nhh"9 p''V tnnss rniln-
-,ef. The prs orrhouts and
rI,,d daily
-, n,s
CANNED GooD'' ga, ,,,o,
,,rn FRUITS Apples, ON, 'oIg
Nsihsppourcs. sliced, Sl.loi eI',ess AZ, az
!, Naal.sj; extra gr S,N 81 itya
|sAEp t sNs5e; SIS. full weight, DOG
peggy .ssonds. I5HSuc: BIB, seconds,
.u 9uG tomatoes, 2-lp, 49, |
va, vArs S.ip. VUM95c; Cnllfornla 40
Y NAV lslb =. $4,000, according 10
ilb asparagus s,ss sa' 8ip, t S5c, 2s6
. ssa,u sSc, 2lb kidney beans,
taS s,ringless beans, CD, -,
IL, meas, Sl.U0; I'D Ametlcau ~
XII IS; extra Maine corn, Hi.iog
s,Ius styIe corn y5cU$l.oo, stahua'u
g1g5c; seconds SoIyVU., Standard
LuiORNlA FkOlA 80 q u5s1.I IA.
peaches, lemon - ~ hIacK cher.
ets a.S.,S. white cDerries, S2.2jd23o;
\. "s q M 10; straw Derries, SZ.uVg
DA shsy stI1i "a. grapes, Sl.6Uul .iJ;
agns, sl 10 dozen less tnan extra
s:c W pe'
EaIt prices s,usp &F Old fash
yAED MoE 20 7S ~ cose: "a gallons,
gallons, So Gallons. S3I5 per case,
Isla brand, fancy 'sblS syrup ;,e ;cqae uIl,.
um PEI dozen ol y Kin So IS; lOlD,
''
HEAVY STAPLES tao, 500:
Neutrality-suspicious. e,, linn shot
|lng powder, Sl,65 per kes' u'oP '
nsk sloo; DuGA' Sl'ey In sacks.
lC0A-Lxtfa Suolt NH higher;
X smoked, l4c' New Aork oe'''eS'
,- 40. half bar.
TIER oiL-ln oaEle'S' N'
@; n MUG po,cinq 9th. &c;
AGglNG AND LIS .tns ~ thin CARLOAD
l.e' u Atf9w Ne q ii5GsI 90.
JAY iNy S nyIs'Vr, .annad basis "a. No. ..
as AZ nss Ih: ffuli weight, basis
asl1Hc. PEI Pc, l6' sPe ta toS siGHS;
tSb tlY fuil weight, lie; Gran.
tv Sa I'M tol iS1-'
|susSr eptrtfond S2.T5d3.25; Rosen-
\ ;ldo n
t0FfEE@Rlo' fair. T4dI&c; prime So
,tuce 9d9 G; fancy, lOAGlonc. Pea,
4 l1iSdilc, Cordova, l3l2c; roasted
~, ATbuckle's Arlos0, basis ln-lu
ss llc. delivered; Apex. 11hc; Lloh'
Cod Seal Mocha and Java. lib cans, +,
III balls, iSs,c; INTERNATIONAL java
I'D ilb tins, 1880: and Alb pans,
n; Royal Anna Mocha and java liz
81; bulk, &c -, -
AAcKERS-A 3 c soda, bulk. oo Ses,
EA nc. creams, Sc; stage planks, 6l9c
~ sna iumhles. lie. ,,uh
si E aaI Ia 9o fnDcS haIf natent, So. X
W third grade, So 50; 24-lb sacks. 10,
ttrte higher: hour, in WOOD. loc3pel
Ml hlgher. ,,
iRlAAGE0uS GOoDS--Grits, nomlns
asan meal, In 40-lb sacks, pei sac ci.
,s Sglca oats, $3.50; Friends oats S'1 ~
sp,a oa!s SS 70; HIa y, onts' & 50
fipH = sS.i1' Ivy. - w: or,ds sssN
Ie,f Iim@,od tle sS canp Mc higher
nas IL E4 MN, oS'ip c vnns' ~ HITLER.
aiNs ~ Hnsner ;2i az cans ,ancu 14%6
psblS ss Sau,s tsai1 72' Aan''' HS
|EOSEY- in i S,rr LIZ e5d7ao ner gallon
Nn cans oStrets, p'T sS ID her bound
Nil S a1,, eAt ~ 10 o eans extracted
Al, po,Sa ie sa.ct ~ ino pahS'
lMErBulE, 81 90 ne lt barrel; cooperec
d ' F1'" per oa'ie''
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s.,otias DAY before
-, Of the acmand for lemons
fsDs !, attention and proved n
Hap !, holding thu situation firm
h''V. .,srre of large stocks.
,.u,rd was In evidence for 20
'ss ',nrts were very scarce. There
~ s en- route which arc cT.
s.r iirc before the end Of the week.
,o,al absence OF poultry stocks
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M. Tell Mo Secrets.

II IS an open secret tSat 1tph hross SEp hpart
o snd ssoofteuing Of the brain. 70 aud 90 cents
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ST. LOUIS SALES.
fsnociol I. mo Post /

tSpPClal 10 y NC tal'l
National Stock Yards, S. Louis Aug1sl
s-The following sales Of Texas and leI-
ritory cattle We're made here today: car
mon & son, Bristow, |. II, o3'pouiu
mixed, 2. 10 j. r. Grovette, strond, l. -
soopoGnd steers 3 70; 9-o poT TnIas '% ~.
pound steers, 3 40; thttlm, tiollnE
Davidson, Chctoah, l. T., %0,pound steer ;,
( 90: A. A. Bates, Davidson, han.' 80 ma
S33.pound steers 3.Go; {. burnett Aualus.
ION. |. n, S23- pouud steers, 3. %; Flem'ns
& Davidson, Checotah, J r.. 80 pobhu
cows 3 100; +, Calllcot. toldNater' MIS-
$50 pound steers, .. 81 ol4'ponnd COVE au"
heifcrs, $50; f; smith, Neiner, Arh' ~
4. ]. Brown, Henrietta, Texas IbJ,poana
cows 800; calves, $50 caeh, i; "uhVY,'
Gunter Texas. calves, so eacn ~; 3D.
| SpauldinC. Sapulpa. I T., lsbpound caves
8 20 per loo: spauldng & Hayes; sapuIips;,
| / r 71i.pound cows, 20; calves, e'p
| each: A. NJ. Maloney, Elsin;, Kan AZ ~ anu
! 57G-pound heifers. O' " !" -oi ,,es,1d
botham. Elgin. kan, 79s, SO ana 10 Pounu
| steers. \ 81: W. NJ salmon. Nocona. IcXIs;
| calves o 20 each. Tweny-two hundreI
Texans: cows strong to zoe higher tn lna
| week ago. Bulls steady vhltcS soI ~, !;acrs
ia 75c lower than close last Wsek' s ,ry,rs
ough clearance.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY, August 29-C attie-H rcccipt
S,no NATIVES 1900 Texans calves rePtlP, ]
800 rcxaus and gT5 natives western sIah1
steers steady 10 Zoe hlsneI iur. ..o,,,s
steady TO higher; native nud Mesteip i.tot'.e
steady; stockcrs and feeders ssl"nsi ,5is M,
tAlr ~ gond 4 5t1ij. 40. stockers and ieel
ers D uMiy. 80; Western red steers ~. 2' ,,S,
20. TeXas and indian steers - M
Texas cows 2,35afWi. ny ast "a canners IL
ma %. bulls 2J0M35O: calves -,p ,5,l.' 70
:, Loo, receipts 800; steady TO &C loWVa
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES-Fancy evaporated, 5Olh boxes,
1Od1DAc; lib cartou> fancy. 1olaGlo%ic;
cartons. choice, 1od10Ac; choice eyaporat-
ed, ylg@gA; sun dried. 65s4Hsc.
APRiCOl'S-Per H. loose IV1gQllc.
CITKON--ln lob boxes, lac.
CCRRANTS- 25lb boxes cieaned, bulk,
Slhd9c lib cartons, 912@11c
DATES-1-lb packages, 7i20sc; Fard
dates. &c; Hallowei, bulk, 6o-lb boxes, 81
&c
PEACHES-Choice new stock. 9d9Hc.
RAISlNS- California 3.crowr, L, l..
boxes. $1Gj@1.75; Alb boxes, L. L. rsisns
C;O6iT0c o.crown, l.. NJ raisins, 50-lb boxes
Sc: 3-crown, l.. NJ. ralsins, Sac.
PRUNES-California 8O-1oOs. &c; S0-9os
5lac; 7o.sOs &c; 6o-70s, 6l2c; 50-Uos, &c
NTTSNFilberts. Sicily, 13c; California
walnuts, 13d14c: peanuts, fancy hand pick
ed 7d7i4c; No. ., 5Ac; Jumbo, 7GTAc
! almonds, Taragona, 1Gd17c per Id in sacks
| California almonds, i5c pecans, nominal
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

q n mill Texas Interior points. se'
cording 10 location.
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SITUATIoNS--FEMALE,

GO 40 NAPLES Medicine store. Ae
cnn always find It tnerc.
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SUGAR.

New Orlcaus. August IS sugar s,EenE;'
ot,.n kettle 2lsd33l6 open Kettle Gem III ~,
,,,ai gsI.,m. ctntrifuga yellow 3hai . 10,
seconds lSsa5A. Molasres dulli centriius"i
5M15. 800. ~ suaar-iiaw
~. Ga" ,1,oIasses sugar rs Refined hirn
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TYpEWRITERS.

,;T T-I-77,-Ei;iTT,NSD5ERTER fffEWKIfhifs o.
bllnn naSments. $40 cash aud ~ PSF
n ,as pt To- Responsible people or tn9sc wso
Furnish good references ". ,nassss
General agent Tor Texas. ArNsnsAs' r.
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WANTED situation by widow with ltt.e
inc as houscgecpe: ON rinen or ~ Hl9rN'
crs family, educated AMI Gap"n,p5s' ny, NE
1l iIluicH''s' 20
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GRAIN AND HAY.

tracks. Houston or other points taking
same rate Dealers charge from store 5lB
10c per 100 pounds more on bran, 2lI3c per
bughel GU oats and corn, lU4l0c per 100
VI RRIN-Per 100 pounds, s4Qssc.
CORN CHOPS-Pure, 81 30a1 80.
OATS-rexas, choice bright, 46c; average,
toRN-No. . mixed, sacked, 73c; No. ?
WHY MI ItSSY@sChoicc alfalfa, Sl425; choice limo.
thy. $1475d150O; South Texas prairie
M 81 5Nd5. so; North Texas and Terri.
tcIy hay, $40. jo@12 90.
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EDUCATIONAL.

giNoyTs BUSINESS coLLjE g, ;.,m a,o y,
s s,ns p,ember |; new phcne l4to -
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WANTED a situation By young lady ..
companion for invalid lady; no onleeie,,,
10 travelling Address 2923 this otlce. "
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nRTGS AND CHEMICALS.

oulnine, 34@36c per ounce bottle; NOR
milne So 25@2 so per ounce; cocaine, 81. %
per ounce; borax, sNe per pound in loC-l6
packages; copperas, 81 90 In barrels; castor
ensom salts. 81 70 per 100 lbs in barrels;
alcohol. So 70d3 90 per gallon; sulphur.
81 G5 per 100 lbs in barrels alum 3l3c per
boTreis: camphor, zoe; wood alcohol, T5c
m SsSI 90: gum opium, So so; powdered opium
81 so: carbolic acid. 4oa42c per pound IN
bottles; calcium carbide, 50. 20 per 100 De
l,yered Texas common railway points
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PROFESSIONAL.

ppTcLC WORK. Sidewalks, engine and poll
81 seftiug masonry OF any Description.
n r, Borden, contractor, 2ts aalns,reet;;
both phones. -------------------
G q COTTON & BRO. tire, togi 60 a a.
cciaent Insurance agents. 1907 trahA "
avenue. ------------------------
NVS.TDAY, stenographer. private oasSs
room 202. Binz bnlldlnga.- ~ -
T7R REID. dentist, Mason ploeA' t"enss.
nve years practical experlence.
osTEoPATHY- prs clark a ap a. ostec.
g aaSSys"!s Under founder Of the science. Oh
e Noes S21,s22, Mason block; Citizens ppss n
$50. --------------------- -
TET1s SECRET SERVICE suKEAve y,
Experienced and bocasa, .s casses'sSsS ndsd
gstchmen Tor day or night serylissfs- n a
n. Cure. general manager "eo ~
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

st. Louis. August 2s.-Poultry--ss,tieal.di,yy ;
chickens 10. springs ~; turkeys Ia l2l2;
S,,rts Va; geese AZ. Butter steady; cream.
cry i8nl0; dairy l4@lI. Eggs-firm' loc'
NV York. August 2s.-Eggs Receipts
7oea packages: firm; state aud fepnsyl-
yania alMm2l. Western eandltd lstt-o' uh-
candied lGQlSl2
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APPROPRIATENESS barrel, So 70; iona
thans. So. 90: California, per box, 81 5Ol
? 90; New Me1icos, fancy Jonathan Pc
OR APPS 49, Catawbas, baskets, 5Od6oc
Concords basket $4,000; black prince, per
crate, 81. 50q2 10. --e-o "a.
Lemons essinas, 560's, 81 1898 90;
4oos, 81 25d2.50.
IISIlSS- Mexican. per basket, S1.10dl 70
KANGES-Mexican, per box, $500
PEACHES Fancy, 90cd$1 90 per crate
choice. 65d75c; California, Sl.2o per box
F.PEARS-Texas. per box. 60@65c; crates
kRS-Bartlctt, box, 81 30.
PINEAPPLES-Flo per crate, $4,000
'PtIiUMs-California assorted varieties
| 81 35611 IS. -
| 81 30
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WTDT1W With ono child, good plain cook,
wouid ike 10 correspond with some lady
wanting some one to live with her' az sn
dress 3Sqg this Office. ~
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~ GNTEU-A position as nurse. ATS
smith, 2UOl Congress avenue, new pnona
1872. ..-.-------7--
WANTED By 4 coloTcd girl place 20 wasn
nnd iron. Apply 413 capitol avenue.
WANT n place 10 cook IN private family,
blanche scbron, 1874 frederick street. -
VAN FLY place as house girl in private
family. Mamie y. Friday, 1913 bFeg,
ericB ----------.--
SITUATION WANTED by a resneetaois
colorcd girl rs chumbermalo, W. u,
Patsy Ward. Brnnner IeAas. o9A :. -
A LADY piano and ersan teaensr ~, a.
coileee; teacher Of vocal and instrumen, ~. "
m,sie Address 500, this oifice -
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PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.

FAINIEl UILD NM V'I1-I'1'7F y y
White lead, per cwt., strictly pure, SEQ
second grade, SO 90; third grade, 80 o.
TurPeptine, per case two o gsliao f MS.
spoi nalnts. Coo per gallon. Dry. mixed
r paints, per cwt,, in barrels, 9oc. Venetian
FEDS per cwt., $780, yellow .ochre' per ezMIt''
81. 60. Lnsted oil, best, boiled t w. tS;
glass, s7xJ, per cent off January q ns''
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lS STa5. CO.. on p a10 1o5 ., 1os 50 l,oc@ce
IG G ~ (co arii los s71a 1913 80 l,5ouU
=; D ~, OF OlK 250o0O
VICTOR INV '''' 115 on lOD,UD
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llursroN.

The following are the quotations Tor the
Houston i've storb market as turnsh'd ny
the A. {. Ben Liye Stoch Commission ''m
pauN.