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IISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

certain that the Brussels conference ,.,,
arrange Tor the abolition of bouDties tn
TAKE erect on September !, 1903. This mr..
iahgement Will not include Russia which
mas taken no part In the conferences Toisin"
LOT granted that the abolition of bonntIes a.
t@lS asreeu upon 1t can hardly nave anv
ehect upon the immediate course ~ M
market as year and half mas 10 clam,
puore the agreement becomes opprat i,n,
nut II VIII nave an important hearing nnon
ane more Instant future ~ the market AZ
one OF ils euects should be q marked aim,
mutton IN European beet sowinrs In t6e
sprung q 1893. The rumored decision ~
Nc conference "a no Doubt largely dun ,a
~, ny m'tlt9ue or the British government
Whleh, u is belived, gave notice thgt h t-ns
prepared 10 Impose countervaiiinc duties n
bounties were continued -
II Is looked upon as almost certain thlt
t III, IvNtnnc purposes an additional duty
VIII De placed upon sugar by Great Brlf.
mn III Apul next, aud this expectation has
leu TO extensive buying and growing nc
Sumulation of stocks In the United King.
u WIN ana mas perhaps had great deal to do
Win the European beets having reached
from Us 4lsd o. h. to 6s SID I. q. h
Inc question arises, win Great Britain
Mh,h increasing It's sugar duties, apply the
s sns,a. 10 foreign sugars only and permit
sugars from it, colonies 10 come IN al the
ola ratesF II is thought that such a dis.
cihhlnauon Is contemplated. aud there onu.
nor oe any doubt as to the necessity for
Y II Great BrtainS haplcss sugar-produc.
ING colonies are to continue to exist
should such preferential treatment he ne.
corded by Britain IL viii attract In IN,
hited Kingdom all British West India aud
Maurltlus sugars. much of which has hith.
erto come 10 the United States nnd viii Ia
q corresponding degree lessen th,, rpnulro.
ments of the Emitted Kingdom far Europenp
sugars ana cause an increased Offering Of
preferential treatment Is granted To Cubo
ny tie United States, there will be little
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seventy-Five Cases Of the Disease in {
City OF Tyler

Seventy-Fjve Cases Of the Disease in the
City Of Tyler.
Tyler. Texas February 1.-Two prom
incnt physicians today estimated that there
are in the neghborhood OF seyenty.hvo
cases Of smallpox scattered In different
portions OF the city, The situation Is he.
coming most alarming. Judge Duncan IS
ont With q two column article ia mn after
noon paper calling upon citizens 70 do dc.
cisive and effective work to stop the spre q
OF the disease. The pesthousc IS crowded
ana tents are being placed. Negroes have
a horror Of the pesthouse and hide out
aud Infect others with the mnlady. In
the last two days several negroes have
walked the streets with well developed
casos The city authorities are bein@
sc,,rely censurad by many people on ac-
count ~ the condition. here. uae county
has charge OF about forty cases Ia dit-
icrent portions OF g.
Ennis. Texas, February 12.~AlcH flder.
q colored uau, was found ycstcr1a, Ia
an old dwelling few blocks FROM the
~ ain school building, with % severe case
Of smallpox. lie Tns Immediately car.
rcI 10 the county pcsthouse.
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KISSED THE KINGS HAND
pREsENTEEs AT EDWARDS FIRST
LeveE HAD TO OBSERVE CUSTOM.
As Prince Of Wales He Merely Bowed,
but as King He Expected Guests
to kotow,

- :, .yt,. r,dr.srd,.
London, fcp'uar9 ~ MUS
first lrvee since his accession to the throne
no. ro,d Ga O. lanes poi1ce nj noon today
""s H''' - ~ S,,..an,, ,rt,;,,r4 o,nr
ana was an eA'sptouu'y W
tlon The Prince OF Wales the Duke OF
copnangbt and other members OF the royal
- -. ......,,t n,d ,,,o ,ptbnrIpo Of
Iamlly were present ""' t"N
members OF the diplomatic corps, eIhhel
ministers and naval and military Officers
.,,..ass,.,e,i, ,o.,o mo King who
was unpreceu'"'eu'! 'u'7 90,
wore a hcld marshal s UNIFORM WoNe ""N
- z..rH, i,,vs. e., sim uurdon autr4nrp
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BY Far the Best.

Holland Gin is recognized as splen-
lid remedy for chronic Rheumatism,
Gout, Incipient Dropsy and stomach
Troubles. besides being a splendid
tonic. OF all Holland Gins, wolfc's
Aromatic schiedam sohnapps are by
Tar the best, the product OF selected
barley and the essence of the aromatic
italian Juniper Berry Eminent au.
thorities OF many kinds all over the
world delight in indorsing e.
Get the substitutes abound.
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WANTED-By a Young lady stenographer,
piece work 10 do al home. Address 43n
this Office -
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Hcorne, Texas February 12.-T1~ West
cu Union Telegraph company is making
arrangements to put in the office nehrer
town than at present, Mr.. 6. &. Felton,
Of Dallas. assistant general superintendent
OF the company, is in Hearne this week
making tho necessary arrangements for
opcning the now office.
Rev. j. NJ Bpckwith arrived In Hearne
Yesterday from Navasota and will be here
Tor several days. as he is going to con
duct school Of instruction. He Is mis-.
church.
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Cameron. Texas. February 12.-Dr.
Knight. tho state veterinary surgeon, was
called here yesterday to look a; some
horses that were sick. He pronounced the
trouble to be CHAMBERS, The commission.
pys were notified ana condemned two Of
tho horses They will be shot
Some small hurglaries have hecr reported
In town kuhcccas' store and saloon was
broken open The other night and some
money stolen from the drawer.
y r. SlsSou has returned from Austin
whore be served On the Federal jury.
The express office up town Is being
handsomely remodeled and rcfurnished.
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NAV REFUSE INJUNCTION.

Judge minated that He Could Not Sup
press the "Janes Boys" Play.
Kansas city No. February ii.-Judgo
Teascdale in the circuit court today init
mated that he could not grant the appli-
cation 20 Frank James for an Injunction
to stop the production u THE James
Boys in Missouri" 0 lurid drama, being
played at local theater The Judge dld
not say that he would not grant II. how.
ever and has postponed his decision III
tomorrow
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lhe HnneysnekIe saehet.

There arc souic fastidlous mon and women
who freely use the best cologne. made with
ont musk, and yet object to the use of
ether pcrfumell as being wanting In re-
Ancment. some OF these essences. how
oyer arc extremely delicate one VARIETY
NOW hcipg introduced Is called 'HoncN
sucklc' and rcproduccs from saehct or
bottled essence the true "zCSt' Of the NAT
ura towering honoysucklc II seems IKE
"A Whit VI June air such as Is blown in
the open windows IN the country ON morn
ing NJ carly SIMMER.
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A NEAT GIRL wants place as house
ghl. Can 1920 Austin. ~
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Wharton County on Cash SASS

Wharton. Texas, February i2.-county
Treasurer Brooks furnishes The Post With
the credits 20 the different county funds,
The county is on a cash basis aud people
generally are proud Of the fact The credits
~. os follows: jury. S6Gi.j4 road aud
briao. s22T7 9i. general county, Sll4A99;
conrf house and Iaii bouds S2dl275; bridge
bends SgO3 50: contingent expense S241. ii;
speclal road S3T5GO6; court house and jail
rsnofring so 30: bridge repairing S3l6NIi
nnblie building and Improvement SiiO-5l-
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OF INTEREST TO - = - y
- ~ " FEMININE READERS.

There are twelve pnHs upon the bodice
sleeves which, nevertheless are cloSe cut
and close fitting At tAc shoulder There Is
deep slash In the top of the sleeves,
through which energies pun OF chestnut
brown velvet q pretty contrast 70 tue
Woudcolored zihcine. The pufts are dia.
mond shaped. much longer than broad AT
the elbows are other puffs. and Just above
the wrist are four ncsions fr0m which
spring four little puffs Of chestnut velvet
The eject Is extremely smart,
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Faicuce blue is color well spoken OF
for spring dress. After Easter we sud
denly feel the ueed at cool spring frock.
something light OF weight. which viii aot
be burden TO drns about en- hot spring
day. There Is apt to be 'hot spcli' IN
May. and. although Easter fails early this
year. preparations are now peing made ror
cool toncttes. We cnu not get on VITA
ont a foumrd: our last years example looks
"woarV" with its constant use. Try g.
got one Of she l'arncc blue fculnrdS, ana
you win keep abreast Of the styles
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a COIORED GIRL wants work as house
girl or nurse. Culi DIG Andrews street, 10
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JAMES n. FARRELL. A PROMINENT
CHICAGO MAN.
And the Oldest Member OF the lllinoio
House Of Representatives Makes
a REroD1roe pdatlou

james II Farrell Of Chicago is one Of
the best known figures IN the Democratic
politics Of that city. For years he bias
been Marshal OF the famous Cook County
Democracy Marching Club, which has par
tleipated In Democratic campaigns ia half
10 New York especially 10 assist In tho
slectlon Of Mayor Van WICK.
Captain Farrell Is the oldest member Of
the Illinois House OF Representatives 10
point Of service having been member
continuously since 1887. HIS constituents
have elected him eight times. lie has
been a leader IN that body from the begin
ming OF his career and ~ one or the best
known figures In Illinois politics,
Captain Farrell Is 90 years OF age and
one Of the besr preserved men for his
years ia the Illinois Legislature, despite
lis arduous and constant duties In that
body Sir. Farfail II engaged Ia the real
estate business In Chicago Under date
OF March IA 1901, he writes as follows:
PEPsIN SYRUP co.
Manufacturers DR. caIdweil's syrup Pep
Gentlemen: hive found after a thor
ough trial that your Syrup Pepsin Is
most excellent and successrul remedy for
Dyspepsia, Billousness and SICK heAdaehg,,,
II Is most effective and pleasing IN al
eases ~ this nature. and II Is With pleas
uTe / recommend Il 70 cthers-
Respectfully yours,
JAMES H. FARhELI@
Dr. caidwelrs Syrup Pepsin and Herb
Laxative Comlcund 10 guaranteed 20 cure
Al forms of stomach tloutlc- blliousneFs
eicL headache. indigestion and consllpa-
lion. Not On irrtapt hut a corrective
DrugElsts generally sell H. Ask yonrh. bn.
n he hasn't II send for free eample ane
hAsklsL Ps5Is SEsnR Co.. &saueess. IL
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victoria. Texas. February l2.-Abont ten
miles east Of Victoria ON the B. W. Fly
ranch Of 23O0 acres. recently secured by
Louisiana parties TO be nut in rice, a vein
az water has been struck NJ depth ~
seventy,seven feet. which comes 70 within
four feet OF the top. They are going sui
dceuer however ia the hone Of securing
crt6sian water at such u slight depth MS to
warrant the expense ana obylate the cost
and necessity OF pumping surface Vols.
Their success VIII stimulate others "a ex-
perlment on surface wells for trrigatng
rico
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snnilhullle No. Notes.

smithyllIe. Texas. February II. Mr.
Glerecke Of BRENNAN has sold 70 r. T..
Hoppe his three brick business houses
here
Messrs. Yerger Hill and w. J. sanders
left Saturday night for 81. Louis and Chi
]. H. Chancellor returned from ST. Louis
Monday.
Mr.. Y, B, shearin IS very sick with pneu'
monia.
The Nashville Students will hold the
boards at the opera bonse Friday night.
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HEAVY S7Aptrs

Ma
SNddaa,iHplN-.PoNder, per key. 500:
pSsgeeri ,Sl.65 per kcg; drop sbot'
Il ft5o' buck, $40.
LSlra shnri clear. I'm sacks.
IbsilIase s4 1ilrs, l0a@llc; boxed, re
Rss AND TIES 49, Rageinc ON
sse; Arrow ties. less tbor , ~
Il s SpI Houston. S1.25.
'vh' Mapped. basis - M -
7tg To- No. /. frIl weirht ~ asi,
az peE lbi special sizes. 80 nm
LIS t3Floc, as "a aanlitv
Teght aI ,o, Tull weight, lie: Gran
tNfN1pso,,,,; tVsgc' Electric Lights. Dc.
e,i5ds az go,uund' S2.I5@3.25; Rosen-
|5Iss s sss,ifssl fair, slSasHc; prime. oct
zssS is49gl9c; fancy, iOi5oTiic: pe99
lyb,nn,:s,i Cordoya. 12i5c; roastco
5le diAile : ArioSa. basis 1Wt.ih
Gaia eis,IIered; Apex. Ii. Zoe: HIN
ia, No seNl Mocha and Java. Iii
Do apd V y4aa and lava blend lii
fKfPS 4,lO pals, lS3c.
IN sos,.A B c soda bulk hoVas
~. sro, per dozen, Gur. ginSci,
Ia iSssss,aIMs, Sc; stage blanks 10.
"a s e.'' iS-lb sacks: Fancy biob
tads, S "a toSleey' half patent. 81 10:
BIZ; Gonrv -4'lb sacks. Zoe per bar,
~ wood, l5c per barrel
's1ae 10Y GooDs-Grits. bomIny
hi mso,i IN 40lb sacks, per Sacf
ht fossl ~ 36.lb sacks 50 10 non ~
oats a. sacks; Scotch oats e. *,
fe oak $40: Columbia oats x. M.
}aekages f1S,S, Hecker's buckwheat'
h Igns IIedi ilerce. commands e,s,s
.etees. w &c; 5O-lb cans 10 biC6eg
k-Sissnseri Bib cans IT, nigbo,. ="
Pms Ssc NE fancy, 12A@i3c;
''''' 'i0o per barrel; coopored.
eass. s s,,os coarse per gallon
sdlle. Ai;saeted, 5dGe per pound
poSnd All. ~ l2-lb cans, extrncted
fSSES sy,s,llons, 12d13c. 49,
.sa2ie. sle9oiled. fair. 1gX0fISc,
l,up, s269sSoiee' 2J@26c; fancy new
H., pure new crop syrup.
|. aS,,M, LIZ Eagle. so.7,@7 90.
,ss siisss5 o; Dime XII s5S3a I'd "a
ERS-I.lb ss.9i Winner. 81 25S54 95
weight = tull weight. 4 ~, S5e,G No..
llb n,t oz, Sl.60al 40: LII. < AZ
!. elgAt, 40 weight, 55dGOc: oh
70 SOci lunch oysters, lib,
Ia, tssT7IisalIop kegs. s1.oo: 10,
4 style Z, o%obls, $500; plnts.
9; isLV9; quarts. American
500. ~. 80; l-galIon. Amer.
.tltta gallon hexagon. $50.
'alg. lstsBa,e,y head 6KG6iLc. choice
mon, a se' fancy imported, ga
lsi6 y oasis 5,ls, csc; Manila. 1sc;
Loalsi,na Sc; tarred. ne.
s. 4; $50 CO.'S, s2.45; io6-ss'
|sloO. AlSs ai, !, No. /, in ION
p SS,5oa5.T5. ~ 10 =
-: cas, Pillar Rock. Columbia
~. Alssbs Rock. Columbia River,
lAl5 Rinaa A.i5: Toy. Colnmbia
|sst e,snd. 81 n sa. Columbia River,
X Alaska tsIs9i Carns ton brand,
e.. siSoal .s0;' Pink Alas
|'slsiss, AsRss,E s.s quarters, ,s.s,a
''iosa.ao: imported Gil
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THANK GOD! | GAN
SEE AGAIN.
A. j. Palmer, After Being
Totally Blind, Is Cured at
Home by Or. Coffee,

A. Y Palmer OF Melrosc, Iowa. tolls all about
his eye trouble and his cure, SO anyone can
understand Il IN DIR. W, q. Conce's 80 page
hook. The New System OF Treating Diseases
q the eye" This case and dozens of others,
illustrated with colorcd cuts, showing cNRct
trouble. Valuable Information Interesting
reading and free IL you describe your case
or sOinp friends
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APPLES Fancy evaporated. 50-lb boxes
9LaGlsc lib cartons. fancy, 1Olgc: cartons.
choice, 9lsc; choice eynporated, $40 sun
dried 6lac.
APRIC0TS-P 10. loose. 10l@a1lc.
CITRON-In lob boxes, lie,
CURRANTS-23-lb boxes cleaned, bulk,
Sl6@9c. lib cartons, 0iadl1c
DATES-1lb packages. 7laISRc; Fard
dates. Dc; Hoi!owci, bulk, cobb boxes
safe.
FIGS Imported, 12lA@15c.
PEACHES Choice new stock, Sad0c.
RAISINS-C California, 3-crown. L. l..
boxes. 81 G5dI.T5: it.lb boxes. L. NJ ralsms.
GOa70c: 2-crown. L. NJ. raisins. 5O,lb boxes,
7ila7a4c 3-crown. L. NJ, I%msc.
PRI 'NES-California, G0lOus. DC; s0-9Os,
SIC: 70-sOs, 81: G0-7Os, 6iac; 5060s, 70; 40
50s. Sc.
NUTs-Brazil, lGGlTc per ID; dlberts
Sicily. i8c; California walnuts. l3di4c;
peanuts fancy hand picked. 5Am6c; No.
?. 4Na5c. Jumbo. 7MIitc: almonds, Tara
gona. l6Gl7c per Id In sacks; California
almonds Zoe; pecans. l0c chestnnts, Ifed-
monies Sc.
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WANTED-S ituntion as cook by ynahk
colored woman, willing 10 do anysninE.
want 10 stay on place. Address faan[
IlcrrC HAD Howard and Bailey 10
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Persian Lamb Buttons.

pcns,o fur as Persian lamb into snippcts.
but, nevertheless, good drcssmabors stop
ut nothing fut tenr Of expense. hand
Ectuo hiaok cloth costume for the street
has "a ught-httng coat, which rs quite long
In front This has a broad spread shout
der collar of Persian lgmh which tcrml
mates Ia v shape almost at the waist or
each side nf tho central fastening nre az
ranged three lnrrr hutton uiolds coyero
with this rich fur This brings the hut
tons IN three groups ~ two each.
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4, MODERATELY ACTIVE
n, n MOVEMENT IS GENERAL,
! IL, Adyance--cooOanuts Are
'ssT, uioher-stooks Of Po-
- low-Egss Weak

!, moderately active In the
b -'rsct yesterday. The move
4 ~. was general and scarcely any
4 s's satsirlpped the other staples in
.,esl,l activity
II, cent lower.
!, ,oeoanuts are materially re-
n Il advance Of fully 25c on the
4 t.len place.
., weaker and fair receipts
y ,Hoply that exceeded demand.
LID around zoe.
! larger arrivals II poultry than
noted the demand was not fitted
|,.aous ruled firm
!, scarce and firm and it will
| |. t6o latter part of the month
h, situation is relieved.
an starch have made advance.
eorp starch are up lic, royal gloss
|,hlle Nickel is lo@15c higher per
l.. both the Ne1.tan and Florida
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Nlctorla Finulina on . FnIr.

victoria, Texas. February 12.--The EAi'
ness Mems association met last night and
appointed committee 10 confer with tue
fair association about holding fair this
fall II was also voted 10 give smoker .
the Truck Farmers association, which
meets here in May The annual election
Of Officers occurs next Tuesday
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S020pONT Sc TEETh 25c.
AGENTS WANTED.

w,ANTEIpI.-,, yer a, to sen medicine See fss;
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Any PARTY or parties holding jail bond
No 1 for $500 against De Witt county,
dated Veterinary H. 1872. are hereby noti
ned that said bond Is now due ana viii
BE- paid on presentation and that no In
terest accrulng "a same after tnis date
Mn be paid u. Il. Dahlman county
treasurer De Witt county CuefO, Texas
February II. 1907 II
|9I5As, gi1lt4. The champion PAGER OF
texas. will make the season at ANTIQUE,
nly farm. eight miles west Of houston.
due when service Il rendered. Dick Eli
hsfon 4 grandson Of Onward and Flee.
fionecr. will also be there; he y a tasi
froffer and The bandsomesf horse Ia Tex
~. terms Sf5 have also registered
Berkshire pigs Tor saie. A. Is. Nibbs- "a
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nRrGs AND CHEMICALS.

Ouinine. 4O642c per ounce bottle; NOR
prlna So. 25a2.50 per ounce cocaine, 500
per ounce; horax. size per pound In 10o-lb
packages; eopperas. 81 40 IN barrels; castor
iii SIT 20 per gallon In 5-gallon packages
epsom salts sI.T5 per 100 lbs in barrels
alcohol 81 10000 per gallon; sulphur,
s. 65 per 100 lbs In barrels; alum. 21S pei
in barrels camphor, zoe, wood alcohol
III 90. Eum opium So So powdered opium
S4.S5; esrbollc acid, tod42c per psnnd 10
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lnvoIuntarv eankruptey Action.

San Antonio, Texas. February 11-Inyol-
uniory bankruptcy proceedings were insti
tutcd by Hugo q Schneider company ct al
today against John conaly. merchant
ct Bexar. The claims represented by the
parties IN the proceedings foot mp $1,000,
FIRES
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n. e,,;,.ss Hoose a. Bryan.

Bryan. Texas February E'-pr' D. W
Howell has let the contract for the erection
~ a three.story brick business house the
building Is 90 be three stories hish, 1onloo
fact, with iron ana plsts sihss H'nt'
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ooaI oDtion EIsotioo Reouested.

Hampstead. Texas. February ia pc.
tition unanimously sigbed by the voters
Of justice precinct No. 3 has hssh pre-
sented to the commissioners court request
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School children are recommended to Try
the school stockings especially devised for
thelr use or rather TO save trouble t'r
tnor mothers OF nurse, These stocking
are woven with lipc,spNced knees. heels
and toes They say "thcy VIII not Wo1
ont" % broad statement concerning aU'
garment worn by strong acllNe chiiu.
However we know thdt llnon gloves ana
stockings Charhrlggam outwc9r thn cotton
nrtlclra. So d IS well worth giving "a Ivy
10 these stockings in order tp iightcn tat
burden Of utondlns he weekly output of
hosicry which loads down the mcndinp
hu.kni
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Carload lots, T. o. b. cars from millers'
dealers charge from store 5dl0c more per
100 lbs on bran. 2d3c per bushel on oats
and corn, and 10G15c per 100 lbs on hay.
bRAN-Per 100 lbs S115d1.17.
WHEAT SHoRTS-Per 100 lbs, Sl.254
100
coRN-No. = sacked 79Gs0c
CORN CHOPS-Pure, Sl.464l.4s.
OATS-Per bushel, J6la956Ec.
HAY-AlfaIfa, S15.0ONl5.J0: choice tim
othy. S1aOOdi95O; South Texas prairie
hay. 81. 5Oa0O0 North Texas and Territory
hay, Sl4.OOQl600.
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APPLES Fancy Ben Davis, $j.2jM3.1O,
BANANAS--Loo S1,6J01I5; packed
S17j02.0o.
CRANBERRIES.- SO OOd325 per bushel
crate: barrels s" O0d9iO
CCCOANUTS- Per sack Of 100, $4,000
500 less quantities, $500 $500.
LEMONS Messiuus, new crop. $4,000
80: CALIFORNIA;. S2.5od2.T5.
RANGES-CallfOrnia nayels, 50. I5d3OO.
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TWO COLORED girls vast position as
cooking or nursing. Address Lille u,
Wilson. r. o. Box 90, Houston, Texas. -
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WANT a job; light house work or eoeking
or washing and ironing. Lonise smith;
20Of Rnnnels street -
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HELP WANTED Al oNCE--A Registered
English speaking Bohemian drug clerk
single good salary; permanent position.
Address. The Palace Drug store, Yoa,
kun, Texas, ~
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WIRE NAILS-S a5 base nor keg
BARBED WIRE Galvanized. Giidden,
SS,@ per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker. S2.SJ
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A COLORED girl, rs years old, wants work
as honsegiri OF dishwasher. Address
Pearl Ia ROY. 10 ]. & @. y. street w
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HARDWARE

bottles; calcium carbide. IS 70 per 100 de
llNered Texas common railway points
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colored iDan, good all around
COOK would Ike 9 position. stephen ID.
brown, Cos broadway. "a
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EXPERIENCED LADY stenograpner &C.
sires permanent position Address ~ ~,
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l DUNG man wants position as clerk In
store or drive delivery wagon; am well
acquainted with city; can give references.
Address 420T this office IL
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4 tOLORED boy, 10 years old wants 4 jUh
paying from S. 10 81 per week Address
j. B Ross. 1919 Maple street ~