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The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-23
The board reconyenea IL per adjournment

The board recanyened as per Adjournment.
On motion, the Sinclair and Buzzle petitions
Tor the organizing of new school districts were
granted and set for hearing April 15 1902
ON motion, the chairman was ordered to ati.
yeftise for bids for building bridges across the
mississippi river, ia the Towns OF Frohn and
Graht Urn Y alley, TO be considered on February Is,
iNig according TO specifications on ile IN the
auditorasoffice.
to transfer $3.50 from the general revenue
fand TO the stamp and express fund.
On motion. the following claims we're
allowed
MRS d Jones. ten coanforterS for poor
house ...t a.. ..t, Il. 5l.g.t... ! IN IN
Thonaus Bailey, boarding prisoners
!, for December 2. 1901, ~. ..s... 1a 50
Wm + BlalieSlee, assisting county
Physician for November 1901
7 ssi cut TO-, ,..... .s.s..s.. q 80
81 Anthony s hospital care and nurS-
ing OF county pa1perS. Z. /. ~. -. t5El a5
Mrs a M Trash, milk for poor house > %
= j DanwoodS travelling expenses of
county superintendent of schools.
S2jtl; cut to..,.. :, .s,st.. .. 5l 10
~
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-23
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.

/ SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
STATE 81, ''Fs or MINNESOTA NJ 'z "a
County Of Beltrami,
In District Court
Fifteenth Judicial District.
Josephine Carl. plaintiff.
WI. 5S VS..
Fred Carl. defendant sS
The State or Minnesota to the Above Named
y Defendant, N ls3: # s4
nv You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint OF the aplaintiff In the
above entitled action which is filed in the
Office OF the clerk OF the district court ofthe
Fifteenth Judicial District, in and for the
County Of Beltrami in said county. within
thirty days after the service of this summons
upon you. exclusive Of the day of such service:
and ii you fail TO answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid. the plaintiff IN this
action will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint s$a
II Dated January l3, 1902.
NJ CHARLES w. SCRUTCHIN,
10 81 Plaintiffs "A Attorney. Bemid il, Mimi
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-23
JUST TRY
Booth S
Pokega1lla
A Good Smoke. Delicious Flavor.
Sold by the Leading Merchants and
Dealers. Manufactured by
George Booth,
~ GRAND RAPIDS, arTNN
George Booth,
Remarkable Cure Of Crotlp--A
Little Boys Life Saved.
GRAND RAPIDS,

have a few words to say regard
ing Chamberlain Cough Remedy. It
saved my little boys life and / feel
that | cannot praise it enough. I
bought a bottle of it from A. e. Steere
OF Goodwin, S, D., and when / cot
home with it the poor baby could
hardly breathe. gave the medicine
as directed, every ten minutes, until
he threw up" and then 1 thought
sure ne was going to choke TO death.
We had to pull the phlegm out of HIS
mouth in great, long strings. / am
positive that If ! had not got that
bottle Of cough medicine, my boy
would not be on earth today. Joel
Demont, Inward, Iowa. For sale BY
Mayo's Drug Store.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-23
NJ & |. Ry. Co.
TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE JULY 3, 1901.

Mixed trains ON the extension leave
Bemidii daily except Sunday at $3.50
a. M, arrive at Turtle 80 a. M. Returning
same days. leave Turtle 500 a. M, arrive at
Bemidii 9:1e a. M.
W III. GEMMEIL, c. ROBINSON,
General Manager. Aaent.
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NAV oRLEANs LETTER.
Spot Demand Was Active, But Quota
Aatinr,- ANnrA Ilnnhannnd

Spot Demand Was Active, But Quota
tatlons Were Unchanged,
New Orleans. September 9.--Thc demand
for spot cotton was quite active Offerings
while fairly large and well assorted were
not so liberal as those Of yesterday and
buyers met with opposition 70 their view
when treating for the purchase Of desira-
Bile lots. Liverpool was down TO the extent
of 1921 on spots, but that fact seemed to
carry little weight on this side, where hold
erS of the spot article displayed a disposl-
ton to hold of for better ngures and In
consequence managed TO obtain a some
what steadier market at board figures. Sales
$500 bales. Quotations unchanged.
The market for contracts was 10 an un-
certein mood during the first part Of the
day, prices backing and flling under a
steady but light run Of trading Bnd dis.
playing q mild tendency TO reach to a
higher level OF values. The opening was
to 5 points above yesterdays closing
range and was followed by further gain
Of to points IN sympathy with New
York. At that level there was dispose
ton among small traders ia realize and
prices fell OF TO points temporarily iu
consequence. Later on there was SOME
Improvement and thereafter the market Was
fairly eteady, the board at the close show
lug net gains Of ii points on August and
10 10 IA points on the other months.
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can, genera Buying 81 substantial sost
carried prices quit steadily upward until
january reached Sad az which level these
traders who had been fortunate onouah 10
50 long Of the MARKET NJ tho close iast
night. sold for proha a slight rcacton
occurred but tue undertonc remained very
steady, The commission houses III mad
liberal buying orders ANA the late canlss
from Liverpool were buiieh. EUROPE the
South and Wall street were buyers Then
cnnte the weekly crop weather report from
Washington and u tailed 10 note tho *
pccfed general Improvement W the condi.
flon but rather told Ell confirmation Of no
merit yield ip roN0s and other districts.
The market for the balance OF the session
tended upward Oh gorctel pnb,ic Auyuig
with January MP 10 Sal, aud ou nervous
demand from tho shorts. There were
numerous reports Of Too much rain IA
Georgia nnd y nortion ot Alabsnla. tne
complaint being that open cotton wac dam
aged aud discpnrcd. rho market closed
very steady at about the top for the dag,
q net advance Of ~ 10 rs points rotai
sales were estimated at aJOOop bales
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GALVESTON.
RICE.
snorntarv AlIIson,s Renort.

Crowley, La, September 9,-'i'he regular
monthly report On the movement of the
rice crop was issued by Secretary Allison,
secretary OF the Rice Association of Amer
lea. today. Secretary Allison in an inter
view states that better feeling now exists
and the offerings are assuming a better
tone. The rice men are beginning to take
an optimistic view of conditions SO far as
the market is concerned and feel sure that
even better prices will soon prevail.
The movement up to September / was
as follows; stock rough and clean on hand
August /. 1902, 226,2U3. Receipts during
August, Louisiana 2g59sS, Texas 1851;
total 523 55S. Distribution during month
of August Louisiana new 10o,262 Louis
lana (old) 76.41S Texas new BOO Texas
told) 100. Total distribution for Louisiana
ana Texas lS7,1S0. Balance on hand 1885,
STS on hand September l. 1902: Rough
in Louisiana 234 luS5, clean in Louisiana
81. s24; rough In Texas 214s clean in Texas
2a21; total on hand September !, 1907
3S6,37S.
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3. 8. Motris 8 60 L.tter.

Houston, Texas September 0,-Cotton fu-
lures on the local market opened steady
with 6rst prices ] 10 5 points up. There
was some Investment support on account
of English cables II was expected II
wonid be lower In view ~ weakness evil
dent on the close last night Some opera
tors were eager to buy especially Sle late
fall and winter months, but as the session
wore on support from this source had a
good effect ON the general market
Opinions regarding the weekly movement
OF crop report We're mixed Bears were
reluctant 70 follow the aggressive measures
employed on previous days Of late and
there was an effort 20 close out short ac-
counts on lower ranges OF prices.
New ORLEANS, the West aud commission
houses boug.h cotton during the day. Spot
cotton houtas In the South put OUT he'd ses
In the fall and winter months aud spi n rs
absorbed the offcrlngs OF October durlng
the day. Il. ID. Morris a. co,
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Davenport New York II
GALVESTON STOCK.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
KANSAS CRY SALES.

4 Especial TO The Post.)
4 Yards, Kansas City, September D.
Alowing sales Of Texas and Territory
Tere made here today; j. {. WHIT
4 Vernon, ~ steers. 765 pounds,
n NJ. OverstTeet, Vernon ~ steers,
4nnds, LIS; "a steers, 652 hounds.
4aldridge & O'Connor, Wagner, 1856
[. Sd2 pounds, 3.65; Graham, Alusko-
steers, 232 pounds. 3.75; A. W.
a Hydes, 50 steers, sos pounds 2.75;
Hpndraum, Hydes 1864 heifers, 6I6
n 3,9oi 2O2 steers, 1872 pounds. 2.SO;
sfs, lb2 pounds. 4 40; Tom Grant,
" steers, Ts4 pounds, lbs; 10
l98 pounds, 400; E, Al. Moore,
~ alley, 20 steers, 743 pounds 2.b5;
BACK, Pauls Valley, SO steers, $50
n $40; Lindsay, Blanket, Is COWS,
12nds, $50; l.. Cline, Mounds, lU4
P4O pounds, 2,35; Hutton 4 Light
# % steers, 1856 pounds, $50; 100
~ pounds. 500; j. Franklin Il Co..
% steers, 30 pounds, $40; A. j.
fskata, 10 steers, 225 pounds. 3,3o;
6#s S3e pounds, LBS; O. Borden,
tiord, 500 steers, 9s pounds 3.1O;
.NcCoy, Lindsay. 30 steers, TD4
10; J. NJ. Pallard, Ardmore, 70
&lS pounds, Us; j. w. i'iskin,
II steers, $50 pounds, 2.T5; 10
pounds BIS; - steers, 1Tu
Sa2oi J. 70. Campbell, Oaktaha, 96
~ pounds, 400
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New York pry Goods Market.

New York. September 9.-There mas been
no change today. The demand Tor the gen
eral run OF cotton goods has been fully up
10 recent average with no quotable change
in prices. bnt the tone OF the market was
firm throughout for both staple lines aud
fancles Exporters have considerable or
ders ON hand but are too low ia their prices
In most Instances for business to be done
Cotton hosiery and underwear IN fair re-.
nuost and steady In price.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

The Market Opened Steady and Frees
- Worked Rapidly Upward.
New YORK. september 9-coiton opened
steady with prices TO points nigner'
this IN sympathy with iirmress in the Eng
usb market. The early weather reports
ara tie weather forecast were sized up as
favorable 10 the crops, while receipts we're
no,hiny snort Of prod Sious Following ina
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Foliowing were the ruling prices:
Of clean 800 pockets.
New Orleans.
Especial to The Post.)

New Orleans, La, September 9,-rhe ar
rivals Of rough today We're moderate The
offerings met with brisk demand and buy
ers paid the full price asked for the best
grades. There were again actual sales al
s.,sSd nerkef for offerings at current prices
1'be offerings were confined almost alto-
eether 10 Honduras varieties keeeipts
sss9 sacks OF rough and COOS pockets Of
e' SaI.s 45o6 pockets clean, 10,452 sacks
~ cough Clean rice-Ionduras active
bead 4@0J9k; straights 3lsa4ls; screenings
9s,.ls., No. 2 17Sa2. Japan active; heNu
34@4; straights 3isgsSsi sereeen 1la -a-1s'
~ . 1fs6a Actual sales 2lsdo7s'
-'Borqb rice Honduras active and very
strong AT aOQa4.0a with actual sales AT
2.OOM3.O0. Japan, no stock
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METALS.

New York. September 9.-The London
lead market was Is ID lower. closing at
10 rs I'd In New York lead continued
Sppltcr was quiet and M.
changed but shade easier In tone locally.
the London market also being unchanged.
Iron IN the English markets was higher.
Glasgow closing at SIS 10d and Middles-
boro mt SOS Cd. The local iron market was
steady but quiet at recent prices. Warrants
continued nominal.
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COEEEE.

New York. September Y.--Cofee-Spct
Rio. steady; No. invoice 80. Mild-FiIm:
Cordova Sd1l1h Cotfee--Futures closed
barely steady and net unchanged 20 , points
lower Sales $1,000 bags. September $50
as. IS: October * IS; November b 90; DC.
,cemher . 5000 60; January go; February
3 20; March 3 So May $50 ana duly GEO
6iB o5
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ST. LouIs.

st Louis, September 9-Cattle--Receipts
$500, Including 4Jo0 Texans; market steady
native shipping and export steers 6uOalI. 80;
dressed beef and butcher steers 4.7ud6. 81
steers under 1000 pounds 3.S97l8OO: stock.
ers aud feeders 3.a06f4. ~; cows and heifers
2.250e5.5O; Gamers l.T5Gt2.T5; bulls 2.5Dr
400 calves 4.5OQTO0; Texas and Indian
steers 2.250o.OO; cows and heiters 400
40 Hogs Receipts 5000 steady; Pigs
and lighs T.1OMI45; packers 1890 100;
butchers T.5OdT.O Sheep-Receipts 100:
market steady; native muttons 3 4udI4uu:
lambs 4.256i5.OO; culls and bucks = 25a8 90;
stockers 1.JOM3.OO: IexRns 8. 1nGl.l. o.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, September 9.-Sugsr-
Strong: open kettle 2}9Gf3 3-16; open kettle
centrifugal 3d3I3: centrifugal yellow 3a@l
4Ss seconds 1891. Mclasses-Dull; cen
trifugnl 5dt5.
New York, September p.--Sugar-Raw,
steady. fair retaining 2; centrifugal 80 test
81; molasses sugar 2A refined arm.
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BUTTER ANo EGGS.

st, Louis September o.--Poultry Steady
chickens 10, springs Io,a@lllg; turkeys u
CRY l6021i dairy 15M1S Eggs-Steady, II.
loss on
New York, September Eggs-Receipts
i4,422 packages: steady; State ana Penn
sylvanla alaa2 Western condled 20d21;
uncandled 17MaQ
Kansas city, September o.--Eggs- Fresh,
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bADE WAS LIVELY
FRUIT SHIPMENTS BRISK,
...s and Bananas Are Coming In
sr,ons are Hieher-6uttsr and
EGGS Firm and Advancing,

40 was good yesterday in local CIR
III ,beral country receipts being record,
4 by all jobbers.
!. ,emcn market is stifrer, good stock
4 ,ne ss25 without trouble.
.,syy receipts were light, prices ranging
ma 70 cents per bunch.
.Ah.rs Is plentiful. There is also an
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10
HIDES AND WOOL,

Dry nint hides .............,... re
Dry Glnt Hips ........,... use
Dry sailed hides and kips, Sc
lected Observation-Disclosures. ,oS @loc
Wet sailed hides and kips Sc
lected ,... -....,.....,,...O 6fO6ls,
Sheep pelts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @4On
Deer skins, hlnts ........ zoe
Goat skins, hiuts .............1 10 @2Oc
Horse hair ....,..-...,,....,...1T @lsc
Wool, free medium. s to IL
months. free from burs. .....tO mllc
Wool, free fine, to - months. .u9iHlalOe
BeeswaN Observation-Disclosures. 20 are
Glue .-...-............... O6 Mu,e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10
HOUSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

SIMPLE supply OF kraut, potatoes aud onions.
The market Is well supplied with Calf
fornia fruit, and several more cars are ex.
pected this week-ample for all demands.
Mexican oranges arc beginning to come
in Bananas are also seing received and
johhers are beginning to ship out.
Texas tomatoes are In good supply. rho
market was around IS cents for foar-baskct
crates
There was a scarcity Of apples but plenty
are expected at once and no trouble is
anticipated in filing orders.
The Elgin butter market went up cent
yesterday and was firm at that price.
Eggs were strong, and the indications arc
that Karsas City stock will go higher Re
ceipts Of Texas eggs were extremely light
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
boar OH GALVESTON, September o.
ARRIVED.

BOAR OH GALVESTON. September o.
ARRIVED.
Il .stteayap (Br.), New Orleans.
&.r Hughes, Sabine Pass.
CLEARED.
X ", Rio (Am.). New York.
IN Mary J. Russell, Pascagouls.
SAILED.
n n, Rio (Am.), New York.
IN Mary J. Russell, Pascagoula.
IA Manteo (Am.), BRACES, Santiago.
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WANTED Position In hardware store by
Young mon with experience; best 81 r. E
rrelees would prefer work IN the city,
@S5l, this uGtc. 10
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ST. LOUIS SAVES.

Especial to The Post.)
81 stock Yards. st. Louis, Septem-
fIne following sales OF Texas and
cattle were made here today; w.
,er, Abilene. S07- pound steers. $50.
punt Abilene. S34-D0und cows, $50:
mixed, ESQ. d. B, Morgan.
I4O,pound cews 80. Bryson s.
aarkel. calves. 500 each. j. r.
" sWeetwater, Compound mixed,
4 ". Brady. Arkansas. 686-pound
100 B. N. Dawson, Imbden,
= .pound mixed. go. C.. NJ.
ia Bald Knob. Ark, SS1-pound
so r. D. Dunlap. clarksvills,
4 pound mixed. 2.65. n. G.. Dc
ewns 1ll-pound cows, ESQ. W.
IA, Cisco, $50 pound COWS, 800.
20, Cisco. 600 pound cows, 2.S0.
husky, Cisco. 7SS-pound cows,
TX q Scott, Coleman. S24-pound
~ g. j, Lows. Coleman, T91-
y. 1-eO. W, C.. Goodman, Cisco.
n COWS; 2.S5. A. b. Button. Abb
pound cows. 2.05. Scott &
ysieosA, l. t., SS5-pound steers.
~ Thompson, Coleman. 791-
Ks. $40. j. 8. Todd, Leliaetta,
pound cows. 200. r. Sprad.
rv,iie, S4l.pound COWS, $50, c.
.eleman. T42-Dound cows, 2. IS. ].
iIl' Coleman, 115-pound cows, 2,S5.
Y, santa Anna. 730.pound cows.
V-t"o hundred Texans. Steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

WANrEp-A patncr In the hotel busincss
with $1,000 capital; new established bust.
neS 100 regular boarders; splendid az.
poFtnnitS' gentleman partner; no other
need apply; best town in East Texas :
~. Howard, Palestine. Texas, n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

rElN1Ek-All around man. WANTS
steady JUb, cooperate ana reliable: state
gcrns IN inst ,cter. No nress work.
l'nHIer Hotel boyle ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

W WANTED Position as bookkccpcr WIN
wholesale house or on company; ucknowl.
edged to be best IN state Gilt.edggd
references. Address $50 this ottcc, "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

ENPERfENCEn YOUNG MAN srndosrao
pher with knowledge OF hookkce pips lap9
general office work desires poSltiplEsN, iod
crate salary 10 hegiu with, Addrcss
Stennggaphcr l.1O Smith street. city. "
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Large Reeeipts Of ROUGH and Stronger
Tone 70 Prices.

rice situation yesterday. Receipts of rough
were OF good volume and active sales OF
clean again took place. Greater strength
was manifested in prices although advances
were withheld. There was active inquiry
for future delivery and every indication
pointed to heavy sales as we'll as receipts
during the week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

prime crnde AZ. n8 c+nde nomInst u pr Si,
summer yellow 80; OF summer yellow nom
inal; choice cooking summer yellow nomi
nal. Meal and cake~-Prifne e0.50; OF nom.
inal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

y YOU'VE GERMAN. four years IN rns
country. WANTS position 10 work. With
beard and room Nu pace Zoos, russ Of
nee. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

FOR tsACuANGtst-A hne business cornef
" feet on So0th Main street, Los Angeles
Cal; value OF property Sto,O,p, Tor a
clean stock dry goods or general mer-
chandise business. Address s. f. Wiles
lO9 Epson street, San Antonio. Texas IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

WANTED Position 10 lumber busiue, \.
experienced topbkcepcr. stcnograpber nNd
vnri manager Address j Il. Wooilcy.
triu. ~ SOS 50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

" ANfED position Us laborer; willing 60
do anyt0iug. .634 this Office -
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STU Al1ON WANrED ~ a German az
yard man, good gardeners eau MIX. Az
dress 25iS this otnce, u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10
BIDS AND PROpOSAIS.

BIDS WANTED The city ~ BARTLETT
Texas wants bids to sink an nrtcsian
we'll; contractor must have hrstcla out.
tit TO SO 900 feet None but responsible
ton address q. A. Llndcmaun. City SCI.
retarv. II
GO TO WAPLES7 MedIcinc store. Yea
can a lNNnN. nnn Ii Hhnrn q
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KANSAS City

5lty, September 9.--Cattle-Re-
natives, 1868 Texans, AS
4 lo9l native calves, market
eiee export and dressed beer
asQ; fair TO good 4,50EfI IS;
W feeders 3.00td5. 90; western
9.eoao-bo: Texas steers 3.75eI
cows 2.25f12. %: native COWS
atiVe heifeFs 1.T5fla.Ta: cRnners
We 2oa4TSi calves 5.oeel5,5o.
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cIIIcAnn

September 9.---Cattie-Receipts
tnlng 100 Texans and 400 West
py; good to prime steers nominal,
poor 70 medium 4.256tT so; stock
{eeers 2.50fl6. rs; cows 1.5Od5.5O:
PoGdO0; Gamers 1902. 90; butts
,SaiFes S.0odT 25s Texas fed steers
western steers 3.756i6.s5. Hogs
e,Vuo' mtrket opened strong TO 5
'psed dull; mixed and butchers
good TO choice heavy T.G5liT .!,5;
~ 1901 60; light T.35GT.75.
4sipts 5000, steady; good TO
't1srs B.25d3.T5; fair to choice
t,t5.19; Western sheep 2.5OM3. 10:
os s'o0ao,7o; Western lambs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

POSITION hy strictly frst.clsss lumber.
man; good shipper aud yard man; tamiuaf
With MI GLASSES II lumber; also fam lac
with bookkeeping and general ofdce ,rork.
ID. w. Smith iufku. Texas 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

OUR COLLAR and hamc harucss Il gettius
Too old, This week viii sell our Siu
harness at s. cash. Our St3.aU harness az
SiW5O cash Our SIS harness M ST.. 81
rash, Mosehart 4 Keller 30 n,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

COOK AND BAKER wants WORT: white.
single man, strictly temperate twgutyi
i've years experience, IN ar ont of city,
hotel or camp. Address cook, l. ., box
1875 II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

MiLLWklGHE carpenter wants sfeadS
employment - Cplius street ,ie,t4l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

4 BRIGHT BOY IL wears OLD wants worg
atouud house, Kitchen, store, office of
driving wagon. Address -5io, this or.
ice. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

New Orleans, September 9.-Cotton seed
OIL Prime tefnel IN barrels 30; of refined
20; prime crude loose nominal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

ogs--Receipts GOO; steady to weak; heavy
G60nII0; mixed packers T.40Gf7 60; light
i.4O,dT 60; pigs 7.tsnqf3 30. Sheep Receipts
600; steady; native lambs 3.20lI4. 70: West
ern lambs 3.C0ei4.0O; native wethers 1850
40: Western wethers 2,75G4OO; fed ewes
3-VO1o. 40; Texas clipped yearlings 3.OGM
a.Sb; Texas clipped sheep 2.gO6f8.25, stock
ers and feeders 2.O0d2 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

A ROY II years Old wants job IN store or
o0lcc; has hnd soma experience Apnly
tu 3Sl2 Commerce street. Houston. .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

WANTED Position as engineer and good
AL round man; Coriss engine preferred;
good references $500, this Office 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10
NEW ORLEANS LIVE STOCK.
(gpecinI 10 rho phet

New Orleans, September 0.--The New
Orleans live stock exchange reports grown
cattle In light supply. prices unchan --J:
calves and yearlings IL ample supply, speT'
anu slow sale. Cornfed hogs and fnt
sheep scarce. firm at quotations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

NEWSPAPER FOR SALE-C omplete news
paper plant at a reasonable price For
particulars address box IL, Riesel Texas.
a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

MIDDLE AGEn NAN sober stealy. well
acquainted IN olty. roud uceep position
win fair pay IN eiiy or country. AZ 'ress
T., care Icwclcr 1850 congress uYtiapg -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

WANTEl Position MS cnpmeer, mill on
factory; understand hutnlng oil: can give
good references, Address 80, tals oliice,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-10

FOR SALE-On account Of health, tne
Me Nanthaa confectionery and trult
store, Cos Main street, best location nue.
business es' ablished. for any lntorma Ion
lpqure ~ any OF the bsst whAlessie com.
nlsslnn hnnseR In CITY. Il