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The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-28
Fruits and Nuts.

BANANAS-$1.O O@1. rs.
PINEAPPLES-36's, SO co. 3O's, SO %;
LEMONS-Market steady at So 500
so. tE
PRUNES- to SOs 1O1sc EOS to 4Os,
9l2c; 4Os to sos. TIC; sos to COS, 7Ac:
SOS to 70s. 6%c; EOS to SOS, SIC; sos to
COS. sac 90s to zoos, 512c
PEANUTS-Ample stock fair de-
mand; market firm; fancy hand pick
ed Virginia, SIC; extras, Acc; N. c..
seed peanuts. 412c.
NUTS-Almonds, Terragona, 141kc;
Ivicas lac; walnuts, French 10c; Ma
pies. 13c; pecans. 12c; Brazils. l6c.
filberts, lie; assorted nuts, 5O-pound
and 25-pound boxes, 12Ikc
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-28

Aess Pork per barrel
gAls ISIS y go ~ glg iTM fls 20
Nfw lh 30 M 65h 81 i0 isW
Lara nef 200 pounda-
gYlg y t24 % 6gM % 10 40 gstt
ta 40 ~ Dol ID t0 NJ
Fhon hlpr per ip0 poaaas
@~'f tf ~ wa AZ Us 1901 10 ga
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
Letters From Abroad.

There is no better way to keep posted
in detail on the progress OF the world
outside Of the United States than by
watching the "Forcign News Notes"
published in TUE CHICAGO RECORD
HERALD. Over a hundred foreign staff
correspondents Of THECHICAoo RECORD.
HERALD are located in important stiles
abroad. Their dutiss do not end with
the transmission Of news by cable, but
include also correspondence by mail con
cerning all important matters Of any in
ter st TO readers in this country. 1t is
worthy Of note also that in addition to
the work Of its own correspondents THE
REcoRD1HERALD receives the full for
eign news service Of the Now York Her
aid and tho Associated Press.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
TIMELY STOCK NOTES.

In raising calves for the dairy. com
Dence with the breeding.
Usually weun such calves from their
dams when Ave days old.
II horses have pin worms. try an In.
jectlon of sonpsuds and weak tobacco
tea night and morning.
When a bulls hair is rough and looks
dead, feed good quality OF ollcaks
and card him thoroughly.
Beware Of disease II you buy sheer
or swine from a distance that have
passed through stock yards and have
been transported in the cars.
For wounds from barbed wire, up.
ply carbolic acid, one part. with lard
eight parts. Cleanse the wound first
Then substitute another sort of fence.
N. Y. Tribune.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
Wool B-.ine.s O. RevivInE.

The wool business shows many
signs Of improvement. The harden
ing prices abroad and the good in
quiry on domestic account have ere
ated bullish feeling in the trade,
and most Of the eastern concerns pre-
dict higher prices later IN the sea.
son. For the shcepman on the range
this promises to be good year.
Mutton, TO be In line with other
meat products, must advance, which
II is more likely to do than that
other meats will come down 20 its
level. For the man who feeds re.
suits are problemGtical, but even he
will not he the loser II the upward
trend Of the market continucs.-Chi.
cngo Daily Sun.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
COST hADH NOMINAL.

"Cost OF the invention is 80 low that
farmers, who will be the principal users
{ it, csn save the cost OF the case in a
single year, and it will last 10 to &c
years. Once year, the moss has to be
feplaced. The rest Of the material
ne ded to sprout the corn is merely
water. The grain in sprouting doubles
its weight, besides becoming soft and
nourishing. Cattle eat it greedily, and
fatten very quickly upon it. For horses
it is also an excellent thing; we have
found it also Of great value for swine
and poultry. 10 fact for all farm animals
that it is wonder that no one ever
thought OF 1t before, but that is tho way
OF most valuable inventions"
The company controlling the machine
has the following officers: President
Frederick Sontag; vice president, Pau
rietgens; secretary and treasurer, IL. +
Rohde; general manager, John Hammer
dirers, Frederick Sontag, Paul Tietgens
George Miller Rogers, Frank Froehling
john Hammer, ID. Rohde. George A. B
Martin aud II. +. Rohde.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
Special RateS.

Annual Holiness camp meeting Garth.
age, Mo-, rate one and ono third fare for
round trip, tickets on sale Aug 6, Z, 8, IL
13 aud l6, return limit Aug 10.
Annual Reunion Jasper Co Veterans
at Lakeside Park, one: fare for round
trip to Carthage, Joplin or Webb City,
Tickets on sale Aug 0 to 10 inclusive,
limit Aug "a.
Home Visitors Excursions east to
points in Indiana and West Ohio Rate
one fare plus two dollars for the round
trip tickets on sale Sept 9-l6 and 2;Irtl
Return limit Of 30 days from date OF sale.
Int rstate Soldiers Reunion Nevada
Mo. Aug IL to 10. Rate Of one fare Tor
the round trip, tickets on sale Aug u to
l6. Return limit Aug. 18th.
Great Wallace shows at Carthage July
2s; Joplin July 30; Webb City July 81;
Nevada Aug L. Rate one and one third
fare for tue round trip, tickets Oh sale to
each Of the above places the day Of the
show with return limit the followi ing
day.
Sdecial round trip rate Of 1850 to
Pueblo, Colorado Springs, and Denver.
Tickets sold June 22 to "a, July to l3,
August to IL, and % and "a and
August 30 tn September 10. Return
limit October 30.
Pueblo, Colorado Springs Glenwood
Springs one fare plus ~ for round trip
following dates: June to 2l, % to 30:
July IA to 81, August. 10 to %, % to 29
aud September IL to Il, Stopovor
privileges going west Of Pueblo.
Peoples party convention Topeka, Kan
sas June "a 10 &c, one fare for round
trip.
For the Biennial meeting Knights Of
Pythias, San Francisco, CAL, August
18th to l4th, 1902, the No. Pac. will soil
round trip tickets TO either San Fran.
cisco or Los Angeles on August I'd to Sth
inclusive, with final return limit Of Sep
tember 30, at ti5.55.
Special west bound tourists excursions
to Denvar, Colo. Springs and Pueblo,
sl6.s0 round trip. Tickets sold June 2
to "a, July to l3, Aug, to IA, % and
"a and % to Sept. 10; final limit Oct. 81
Glenwood Springs, s26 80; salt Lake
City e31. 80.
For further particulars call at depot.
Mrs. A. G.. BAKER, Agent.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07

The man who wants to be sure of
having a safe driving horse will do all
In his power 10 prevent that horse
from ever getting beyond control II
the horse gets to run away once he IL
liable To be nn unsafe animal ever
nfterwnrd. II is n tribute TO the good
disposition and good sense Of the
horse that more of them are not
ruined by carelessness. Unsafe har-
ness. neglect TO fasten properly. care
less OF reckless driving. constant nag
cling until the horse IL nervous. or the
infliction of pain In biting or refining
nre common with Young horses being
broken To drive. II is n wonder that
there are not more runaways than
now recorded.-Nntional Stockman.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
WHEAT STILL m THE SHOCK.
Weather Has Injured Much OF The
urain-A Theory About Stacking.

An enormous amount of wheat is still
in shock. Much tweather lately has
been uniavorable FOR stacking, but
had the farmers taken advantage OF the
proper time almost every piece Of wheat
could be nicely in stack by now. twill
be u long time until the threshing mach
ines can get 10 all OF the wheat, and in
the meanw hile the weather is iniuring it
in the shock-in fact has already much
injured most OF it. 1t is great pity it
could not have been kept in batter con
dition, is tho universal comment. The
farmers have all wanted tc thresh out Of
the shock nt once.
"Years ago" said one citizen today,
There were nearly enough machines in
the country to do this, what with
threshers that came Ia from othtr To-
cnlities. But a few years ago when
crops were not so good, number Of
thresher.men dropped ont Of the bust
ness, and there hasn't bcen as many ma
chimes in tho vicinity since, for tho fur
mers should lose not single moment in
getting his wheat into stack zach year. "
Carthage Press.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
WILL CHEAPEN MEATS.
A NEW INVENTION FOR FEED.
IN0 LIVE STOCK.
Corn Is Made TO Sprout and then
Fed TO Farm Animals Which
Fstten Rapidly.
From the Chicago Record. n erald.

From the Chicago Record d-Herald.
BY an invention Of John Hammer, n
Chicagoan, the whole practice Of feed
ing live stock, particularly cattle for beef
is likely to bo revolutionized, according
to thu claim Of the inventor and those
associated with him. Incidentally, it is
said that with the cost OF fattening cat
tie cut in tv O, the price Of beef is likely
to be reduced permanently, despite allie
ged G Imbinations OF packers TO keep it
atm exorbitantly high figure.
The invention Of Hammer, which is
now in the hands OF the American Grain
Growing company of Chicago, consists
OF n large case made Of galvanized iron
and about 315 fcet wide and deep and
feet high. This case contains number
Of shallow drawers, in which corn can
be placed, in layers about three inches
deep.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
DR.. TichenOr's Antiseptic
IS GOOD FOR
MAN OR BEAST

Have had occasion tn try DIR. Tichenor's
AnIisepiic for frrsh cuts and burns aud
found it an excellent remedy, clean and
pleasAnt.-W. p. Darlington.
Hickory Barren, Mo-, Sept 8, lso9,-
Have tried DR.. Ticbenor's Antiseptic for
spider bites, toothache, burns. etc, and
can recommend it rs a good family med
icine.-J. Z. Mckenzie.
Patton, Mo-, May i6. 1899. Il eau re-
commend DIR. Ticheuor's Antiseptic as .
splendid dressing f)r frOsh Wounds,
frost bites and a good healing remedy
genorally.-... p. Dalton, NJ. ID.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
Old Time Songs Free.

Every family wants the songs Of long
aeo--the fireside classics which will live
while time lasts. They arc published
in an artistic booklet, words and music
at 80 cents, but we have decided for a
short times only, to give these song
books away FREE, Among the old
favorite sol gs tho book contains are:
America. Annie laurie. Aud Lang
Syne... Battle Hymn Of tho Republic
Columbia Tho Gem Of the Ocean.
Comm Through the Rye. ..DiIie's
Land. Far Awhy...Flag Of the Free
Flee as Bird. Home, Sweet Home. 10
the Cleaning. lead Kindly Light.
Long, Long Ago..,My Old Kentucky
Home. Yankee Doodle. Robin AdAir
Rocked in the Cradle Of the Deep, Star
SpHnglod Banner, ..Swanee River. Sweet
and Low. Swing low Sweet Chariot
The Last Rose Of Summer. The Blue
Bells Of Scotland. The Old OAksr Buc-
ket. When the Swallows Homeward
Fly, etc. ..t
The Literary Euterpaan isa valuable
dollar magazine devoted to Literature,
Music, Poetry aud PAinting-supple-
mcnting the work Of the groat Euter.
poan culture movement. II is invalua'
BILE TO teachers aod instructors and n
necessity in evoIy home whore pnlite
learning aud Improvement Is dcdrcd.
For the purpose OF quickly Introducing
the magazine everywhere, We propose to
send il TO any address for sir months ioF
30 in silver or l aud 20. stamps, and
send copy oi''oh Time Songs" a,
above, absolutely FEEK. Send quick he
fore this offer is withdrawn, To this
EutOrpean, GalosburR, Ill.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07

Edna, Mo-. Sept 1899. - Ne had oc-
casion to try DIR. Tichenor's Antiseptic
for cuts and burns and found it the best
remedy ever Lsod for the purpose.-John
McCarren.
Moundville, No, Oct. 10. 1899 Il
have used DR.. Tichenor's Antiseptic and
find it a fine medicine for neuralgia,
olthache, stomach and bowels trouble.
Mrs. W. T. Phillips.
Winchester, Mo, Sept. l. lsO6.-Dr,
1ichenor's : Antiseptic is the remedy !
have found for cholera morbus.--G. X.
Lewellyn, NJ. ID.
Blairstown, Mo-, Sept. IL, ls99.--
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
snatter. All Records.

Twice in hospital, f. A. Gulledge, Yer
bena, Ala, paid u vast sum to doctors To
cure n severe case Of piles, causing "a tu-
nlurs. When all failed, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve soon curel him. Subdues- infiama'
on, conquers aches, kills pal 5. Best
salve in the world. 25c at Webb Bros,
drug store.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07

whsro the digestion ~ good, and tho
general powers OF thssystem in healthy
state, worms can Rnd no habitation In
ths human body. WHITES cREGH vERhI-
EU0E not only destroys every worm, but
corrects all derAngements Of the diges-
two organs. Price 95c. + Loudsrbauth
Drug Co.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
dru. store.

Blotches and excresences, which so Of
ten annoy people, are simply efforts OF ma
ture to throw Oh imp.dimsnts 10 the pro-
per performance Of her duties. HERBINR
will aid and assist nature in her work,
and ensure a skin clear and beautiful, en-
irely free from ali imperfections. Price
SOC. EIIauderbaugh Drug co.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
SPECIAL USE OF MOSS.

All around the outside of the case, on
the top and four sides, is layer OF com
mon wood moss, such as grows in the
woods everywhere. This moss is about
three inches thick and is compressed by
wire netting, 80 that it forms practically
sponge, capable of absorbing large
amount Of water.
The corn is placed in the drawers and
water poured into the moss. Almost
immediately process of sprouting be-
gins that in three or four days converts
tho hard grain into mass Of tender
young shoots, fed by the softened pulp.
It is then ready for feeding, and is TAX
IN out Of the drawers, fresh corn being
substituted and the process Of sprouting
epeated.
"By this invention the best kind Of
beef is produced, said Frank Eroehling
4 wholesale meat dealer and one ofthe
directors Of the company, yesterday.
at is firm, yet tender, aud the fat is dis
ributed throughout the lean, in mot
led form, Instead ofbeing all together.
Gn the ordinary feeding Of corn to stock
uot more than half OF the grain is
.ssimilated, whereas by the new method
every bit Of it is made tender and digcsti'
bic. ... ---4 ..... -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17

B'eville, Texas. March l6-Local sports
men have organized a gun club and con
siderable interest IN shoots is being mani
Tested here just now matcch shoot for
II purse OF $50 at fifteen live birds wa.
pulled on Yesterday between Il. b. Louis
and Fl, T. o'Reily, the score being in favor
OF o'Reilly. A big sweep stake shoot is
being arranged TO take place some time
soon in which all the local guuncrs will
taRe part.
The revival meeting at the Presbyterian
church continues with undated interest.
Tho irrigated area In Bee county This
spring is large, compared with all former
years, and a great deal Of stun such AS
Beans peas, rad.sheS lettuce. squash, TO-
mhtocs, potatoes, etc, Is going to bc
shipped from here. Several ~ the larger
and wealthiest land owners are becoming
Interested In the matter of irrigation and
VIII put In big plants this fall Cabbage
In this Immediate vicinity that was put out
early last fall and irrigated and which IN
consequence was largo enough TO escape
severe injury by the unprecedented freeze
or December has yielded 500 per acre.
Work ON the Beevllle arteslan we'll viii
be resumed next week
j. g. short proprietor OF the iindell
hotel who has been confined 10 his bed
FOR tho past week with an attack OF pneu.
monia, Is reported convaleseent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
Annual Election OF Fire Department b
ficers Occurs Today.

Annual Election OF Fire Department b
ficers Occurs Today
Austin. TcNus. March ld The sre I.
rarimcut will hold their annual clects h
morrow, for the purpose Of clectns tls
assistant chief and recorder
The county commissioners OF this tusll
draw SD per month aS road oyersesrs M
ANA above their SO per day. fiCE Eal !
session 2l3 DAYS last year.
The city is All last rid Of the SranrI
only two very mild cases being repor6
Engineer John Nancy Of Houston kls
for few DAYS
Austin Council so. Is United CQn1g
Ella Travellers have elected the fol5E.
officers for the ensuing year: 7, L "
Romeo, senior councillor. \. u. Wlek
Junior councillor: !. t. Cox. past eoaadt
II. l.. carleton. secretary rcasurer, Glln
liaErr, conductor. Harry Gerhard nv
Frank llcudrlcks sentinel: A s RTisi
ford and w. +: Armstrong were eleciAf
'rItlNr committeeman and ] {. LQI Y
elected n delegate TO the sherman coils
ton.
Mrs. Noyo wlcks NJ Houston ardrka
Austin this afternoon, aud VIII rcmalal fl
few DAYS
N"yiyal services opened today at Tie ~
street Methodist church The pastel I
Bradiell, Is being assisted by Res, haea
y. NuirEcrh0ckcr Of Temple
Hume Bros. shipped fifteen carloit
cattle so 81. Louis. Yesterday, and. XII
CapcTon shipped four hundred head
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17
THE SHAMROCK
Chosen leaf
OF bard and chief,
Old Erlu's native Shamrock.

of the lore OF ireland no tale has been
told 80 often or has sunk so deep INTO tue
hearts OF the hearers as the story Of the
shamrock BY reason OF this the little bit
OF clover is akin TO religion ana msplra-
ton. In the rude huts along the rocky
heights Of Galway, in the poor cabins lu
the bog lands u the South, In the cities
aud IA the villages the children Of ireland
are told as they rest in their mothers
arms thlt the three lCafcd modest little rin-
ttem represents The trinity, the Father,
Son aud Holy Ghost. They are told that
pJgnus OK old rho unity of tie trinity
lgW threC can ho one They are also told
it represents the three virtues Faith, Hope
and taalty-aud that IL was blessed by
81. Pau.~h ond that no serpent VIII
on this recurring day in Asia, Africa and
the iar south Hnl the frozen North, tAe
scattered children OF Erin viii Kiss the
leaves of shamrock and breath prayer OF
Tho tender leaves 81 the shamrock bold
together the Irish race. For many weeks
the ms.Is fiom taa green shores OF Erll
have hrtu heavy with packets bearing
-pgi-, OF shamrock destined iu fur-dlstaut
lands 10 tbr waudcrer from home the
shamrock i- cherished with such Hrdor as
.lIF the Irish people know. Hut today aua
Tonight the millions ot noble men aud
women whose hearts beat strouE with love
fathers wii .Fo again loo memories Of the
past
d IS q beautiful custom This wearing a.
ta. shamrock o. fyp.tas more forDihly
nationality $50 the Irish race. Do has one
dUr01 for centuries o. win endure as long
Fa time. Q. rs tine essence of poetry, roc
..gi.a and fraternity. Richard SpNlanc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17
HOUSTON, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1902
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17
BUDGET FROM BpEVs' =
THE ANNUAL VISIT i.
kINsoLvlNe. 'sS''
Cotton Mill Committee Is i ".
day Mornlns-The Revival !. y
Baptist Church. y

Bronham. Texas. March %
progressive farmers Of wssh,- uoas !
in the city Saturday was M s'on Va
OF thappcll nm, one Of tho l. ''0e n
ers in tie vicinity OF Chonn ,1,Sest VI
ers ! nthc vicinity Of Chanra, 'iia d
finished planting corn, and INK ,h.. hlA y
larger acreage has been mn, l., a u.
toiore. and that the work NJ r,. spai d
ton has commenced. pAauni a
\ wagon load OF catfish ~.
was marketed hero SATURDAY '"e Saa
plshop hllsolvlug was iero
,,iS "uuu"ui WISH 70 st. Peters nsw.ag /
NM m"S rue guest 81 Alr. and Mrs f'iIA 4
MIN by u week and AaS h hMh ptsNS
me church all the week, nrsr RAW .servio.
tol tue rites OF eonnrnotgavpal lag G.
aumlhislered by the bishop Sn malca "a
MISS Edna Earl Rouse nv,unnay
Nlll cluh Saturday afternnnn W isiaiatt \,
per OF other guests. prize WIN q
WShed Il portion of the evep,e eOsatesis d
ana IN The competition Mlss III. psta
won nrsi prize. handsome b,sa. iheHi
Miss Ihornhill viii entertain 9 tbpu "
day afternoon. 'he clHb h
have their annual school ,os. ehlereh ii
March 81. All the neirhborinc, on Noaa'
been invited to particinatas henoos III
Invites and the indications ara the q
celebration will he nno ~ are The, n
crate ever given. Vi tle most NJ
Presiding Elder / u coo,.
an able sermon to a largo ' ca RtsAI
tne Methodist church Snndo Ncousreg4iili 4
at night At the mornin" mornis d
mcnt was administered service 81
eucc Will hc held Mnndov "Ias.P eIs
Tine young people Of SoH,rnss.,Te
ran cling TO. agrand ban ncyt i,Ils 81 d
and a number Of guests have alaay sa
from both BRENNAN ana CaIdwenyn lila
There will hr a meeting of ~
purtmcnt Tuesday evening NJ r.S, ~ n
~ committees for the forthcomgI.u.,c a ia
Maifcst will Ice Submittnd ~. ny ais1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET
TRADING IN TEXANS HAS BEEN
SATISFACTORY.
Medium and light Weights OF Coed
Quality Have Been Strong at
East St. Louis.

National Stock Yards, III March IL.
Tho market ON an classes NJ fat quaran.
tine cattle has been very satisfactory al,
the week. and closes with good healthy
feeling. The market ON good tat. heavy
weight Texas has been steady, in some
cases strong Medium weight cattle. Il
coed quality, strong aud active, some
eases a little higher Light weights OF
good quality, II strictly fat, have heen
strong: Hight weights of medium quniiy
have been barc,y steady Good rat bullJ
and cows from II To p cents higher. Good
quality OF fUt calves steady. common and
thin calves very hard TO sell. All classes
OF thin cattle that have to be used Tor
Gamers are very duh az the recent decline.
me Indications certainly, look very favor
abc for all class Of good. fat cattle.
BurSp Live Stock Com. Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17
Anderson Locals.

Anderson, Texas, March lj.-Tomey Wa
mack Of Waco is here visiting his parents.
Milton Kelly, who has just returned from
Cuba, was here visiting his aunt, Mrs. j.
c. Mcintyre
Lawrence lntirc "A farmer, while coming
10 Navasota with cotton fell and hurt him
self, but he is now up
Mr. w L. Conley of Bryan was here on
business and bought at shcriHS sale a
printing outht that belonged to II. IL.
Hodge Mr. Hodge has left here,
j, q. Miukert Esq, Of Bryan was here
GA S'gal business
Hamp GILES Of East Grimes was here for
few hours.
Miss Florence Mcintyre is visiting friends
in MadiSouville
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17
Caldwell confedn,ate ueto,,..

Caldwell Texas March IG.-w. =. Rogers
Camp, No. 1i2, z. c. V. held It's annual
meeting al the court house ON yesterday
evening The following Officers were elect
ed; Commander. VI. L. Womack. FIRST Hem.
tenant a. II. Adams. second lieutenant.
George Lee; thirl lieutenant. J. 4. rgvIo,,
tourth lieutenant, W. NJ Griffin, udntaut.
T.. g. Banks; quurtcrmtster T.. r. Bell;
surgeon, J. ", Matthews; assistant sur
SVon, NJ. NJ. Movers. sergeant major, John
H. Newcomb Delegates were elected TO al,
good many members OF tine Camp viii M.
Emu, several members have passed over
We river since the last annual meeting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17
Alui., News Notes.

Alvin, TcSns. March lb.-hr'
Thompson q Ana Iona moved W 7
to this city laJ week. All viii p'N
their future home =
Me,srs Watson, Shirlyr Bur'Hi
and j. r. Potter visited Houston w
day. Laos,
81. J. NJ. Bowdcn made BUSHES
to Houston Tuesday. vt.,sft
Mr.. j. W. Shimp has been ~
past week on business. I'D
Nj. l.. W Burlington returnea nv.
from AN extended business TRIP y 49,, ~
Mr.. T. w. Carlton made Il puS"
10 Sour Lake Wednesday. lag Ia 4
MI Eddie Foy OF Galveston N''
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17
Good Prices for Strawberries

Alvin, Texas, March 15.--Today has been
an unusually busy day with the Alvin mer.
chants and berry buyers While there
were not as many crates sold here today
higher Mr. s. X. Mehane. one OF the
most successful growers In this section,
made the best sale today recorded this sea.
son, lie sold SIX ana oue-half crsAes OF
fancy ENcelSiurs TO Mr.. w H. Davis for
S42 80. Quite a number of other parties
sold at 81 The buyers are having hard
time getting stock 10 MI their orders not
wlihstandltg the high prlcca prevailing,
orders being turned down every DAY