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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-13
TEXAS CATTLEMEN
ARE VERY MUCH AROUSED
Suits VIII Be Filed Against the Texas
and Pacific for Delay in Receiving
Cars for Shipments.

Advices from Colorado, Texas. state the
following regarding the car shortage:
number Of West Texas cattle shippers
are preparing to hc damage suits against
the Texas and Pacific railway as an out.
growth Of the delay in receiving cars for
shipments TO market. Leading attorneys
have been consulted in several instances by
men who have been holding cattle for more
than one week waiting for cars, and the
loss from shrtukage has been estimated at
an average Of about e.. 50 per head. Suits
win be filed by u number, aud If successful,
VIII result IN about as lively a time at the
litigation mill as the railway company has
experienced In long time.
Ihe following from "A Fort Worth paper
gives further information on the subject
j. h. ROsSon Of Campbell y Rosson re-
turned yesterday from "a trip out 10 West
ern Texas going as FAR as Colorado cry
lie says that there are Il great many ship
ments OF cattle at various points along the
line awaiting an opportunity To get 10 mar
ket. There are about 500 carloads 50 hung
Some Of these shipments" said MIR. Ros
son, have been waiting for as long as
twenty Two days, today. The shippers have
rendered the railroad the amount OF money
| required on the frelghts. A penalty Is in
CURED attcS the lapse Of u certain number
/ some litigation hereafter, hut don't know
/ what they are going to do about Il. Many
| of the shippers think the railroad peopl,
! nave not been as diligcnt IN supplying thu
demand for cars as they might he, ana on
| that account are inclined to push matters
/ There has been n great deal of rain ou
IN thAt section, but they think they nov
have enough. There are little prospects TO
| top crop OF cotton, but grass is IN excel
lent condition and the stockman's outlool
| is bright
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H, & 3. Beers Letter.
Especial 10 The Postl

New Orleans, December 12 Early Liver
pool advces were about what was looked
for. consequently our market opened 10 3
points higher, hut subsequently sold on !
10 points on the later easness established
there.
Notwithstanding the light estimates for
tomorrow az New Orleans, Galveston and
Houston aud the bullIsh weekly statistics.
there was a disposition shown 10 realize
owing 10 the lack Of outside speculation aud
the restricted demand for spots. which
caused an additional decline ~ 3 points
moklnE the loss on the day points
Judging from the amount ~ cotton ia
transit there Is every indication Of another
light movement being brought into sight
next week hut how snv one can work
themselves 10 "a the belief that this Ia in.
dlcative If the size ~ the crop is certainty
marvellous.
Every one knows that the weather gen
orally throughout the South for the past
dfteen DAYS has been unfavorable. sud that
there Is the greatest car shortage ever
known east of the Mississippi river. There.
fore with the impassahiuty Of the roads
and curtailed railroad facilities H. Is nat
urai that receipts should be small. In add-
tion 10 these features. exporters are not
eager BUYERS. because there is now in the
visible supply Of American 100000 bales
beyond the present requirements Of spin
ners, the greater part Of which Is biLng
carried at a loss. and as the existing hass
OF spots and the hedge for same also shows
n los, exporters are naturally timid about
huying more. aud their apathy Is curtail.
ing the movement considerably
Notwithstanding oil these factors senti-
ment ~ very hullish. aud as long as re-
celpts continue light the chances are that
'4'D'' H.& B. Beer.
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|aoIISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

received and is meeting with fair demand
AT s2.75 per crate.
Fresh shipments Of Cape Cod cranberries
are now on the market, selling at $40 per
barrel and $3.50 per crate.
A carload Of fine Colorado potatoes was
received Yesterday. which are meeting with
good demand at soc per bushcl.
There Is fairly good movement 10
bananas and IL is notable that prices are
much lower than IS generally the case at
this season Of the year.
The demand for eggs Is lighter than
usual, attributed TO the high prices, but II
is expected that the demand viii greatly
Increase shortly, Receipts Of Texas stock
are very light
Receipts Of chickens and turkeys have
been light lately aud prices are ruling firm
An advance may be made at any moment
aud high prices are expected to be the rule
after this week.
Advices from California on the walnut
crop are as follows: Experts estimate tn,
entire California walnut crop at between
100 ana 500 cars, Nearly all has beer
shipped. orders have been received fo
practically HE entire remainder Whole
salers are now asking lll4c l. o. b. here
The demand Is brisk"
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GALVESTON

since All over your country 100000 esti-
mates were sent out, aud figures now point
Ing to p,opOOO crop VIII not lust
About the only reason why cotton did
not advance today was the weak condition
Of the New York stock market during the
forenoon Many longs realized. fearing the
demorslzs ton In Wall street would be
extended 10 the cotton exchange before the
close, but II didn't Cotton ruled dun and
steady. closing prices being unchanged "a
I points down In New York and ! to (
down in New Orleans. Spots were quoted
unchanged in all markets, with better bust
ness.
An advancing market for cotton seems
certain II the present light movement con.
tinues unless something Unforeseen Of q
financial or political nature turns the tide
Of good trade and general prosperity over
nearly the entire world. The wenther rs
still cloudy over the cotton belt, with some
light rains in North Texas and quite heavy
rains over the old States.
Liverpool Is due to be In points lower
tomorrow. targil & Richardson.
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NEW YORK COTTON.
Opened Firm but Reacted Under liquida-
ton end Clcsed Weak

OpeNeO Trim OUT tNedGlcu OOACi N'dN'NT
ton end Clcsed Weak
New York. December - The cotton
market after opening firm at unchanged
prices to nm advance Of 6 points ruled
generally weak under liquidation following
disappointing volume Of outside support
while the general market bearings were
quite as favorable as al any time during
the weeks advance Of about hc, which cur
minated today, December having sold up
To s. IS, January from s is TO S.35 harch
from s. 10 to s 80; May from SIC to $50
ana July from s.12 TO s.3T during the
week The advance eliminated early TINS
afternoon with the market finally barey
steady at net unchanged prices TO a de-
cline Of points, or 4 to I points from Inc
top Of the week. The reaction was in the
face OF very steady to X higher spot
market, an AdysQce Of 3 points on futures
and points d0Spots at Liverpool and
continued small receipts, the Samount o.
cotton brought into sight during the weei
I being 3.4iT bales, against 44031i bales
! last year. while outside orders generally
4 went 10 tho long side OF the account. ",
| advance was arrested however, hy III ~
! linsettled condition still prevailing ~ WI W.
| street. with the rate Of money Hah, ~,
! the aeuth Amvnrsn sltnhhep sas fhl
consldeEed 70 be disturbing ~ 81 49,
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|,r,lytss is INCREASING
|''''' As HOLIDAYS APPROACH
.,.,,rects Of Potatoes and Cab
Fssn ', ,,p,,o Arriyed-The Butter Mar
''S' Est Is Firm but Quiet

..d wholesale market continued
ip' s .,rs Yesterday. trade showing an
|FsT IN, ~ cain over previous days as the
s1s,y tine draws nearer. hota' =, ae ,orH
4, 10 soosIps big orders for out OF town
Gol,.ry, which will begin next Wv week :;
Fay nroSuce will he received from now
", Y l, ism 10 supply the demand for
q III and outside. Prices continue
y If lines with very few changes.
fairly good supply of celery on
Ilsie ~ rrices firm at Doc TO B5c.
49,. we're heavy receipts Of butter
lna s.v Int the movement at this point
4 ratbsr slow
+. n Minnesota cabbage has Just been
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cHIcAGn

Chicago. December i2.-Cattle-- Receipts
4100 head. market slow; good to prime
steers 3 60dI SO, nominal; poor Co me-
dunn bOd5 TO. stockeus and feeders . 90
"A 80: COWS ! 256i4 80; heifcrs .90d5. oOi
Gamers 2562 80; bulls . 001i4 30; calves
$ 0OdI 90; Texas fed steers 2 5OCi4 20.
Hogs Receipts 5000 head: market Zoe 20
Pic lower; mixed and butchers q l0GiG, 10:
good TO choice heavy 6.l506 70; rough
Receipts 1900 head; market demoralatd
good to choice wethcrs s 5o04 Is: fair "a
choice mixed .. o0G3 so; Western sheep
3 65ai %; native lambs Q. 1000 25 West
ern lambs 4 oOdJ 20.
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NIETATs.

TIN-Firm. $50 .oo9S2 so; lead. SIS 90.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRONS aud 10
per cent discount
BLACK SHEET IRoN-No. 81 So. 50 per
ROOFING TIN-Machine made. $40 SOFA
II 90 per box; old style $l65o@iS5o per
GsAoLpER-Half and half 1aa2oc per
mound
per square
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Dry Geeda.

New York December 12.-fn the dry goods
market the general demand has NOT shown
any new features today. About an average
amount Of business has been done IN cotton
goods at previous nrices In tha market.
Print cloths are aulet but steady. Linens
are frm. with moderate demand. Burlaps
weights.
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GALVESTON STOCK.
SUGAR.

New Orleans. December l2 Sugar
Kettle centrifugsi B T.16ds rs IS; centrifs
ugal graduated 3-18GsAi whites S%d ffi
yellows 3laN4i seconds 2Mm3N' Molasses
-Stendy; open kettle 2lNb5; centrlfngai
742B; syrup 2a62e.
New York. December 12,--sugar-Raw
fFmi fair renning T,16i centrifugal, p8
Ansd--Efrna
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nRrGs ANn cHEMIcALs.

milne ~ 25d2 10 per ounce; cocaine, S425
per ounce; borax. slac per pound IN 100 ID
packages, copperas, g 90 in barrels; castor
oil. 81 90 per gallon IN 5gallon packages
epson salts StT6 per 100 lbs IN barrels;
alcohol. SO 7Od3O0 per gallon: sulphur,
So SO per 100 lbs in barrels; alum, 342c PER
pound in barrels; saltpeter Ic per pound
In harrels calcium carbide. $50 per loA
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ATTENTION. LIFE AGEArS-As It win
noon be time 20 make new contracts, the
Union Central Life insurance company,
Cincinnati, Ohio, invites you 10 core
II ,ylli do Tor you IN the way Of making
hvcysar contracts, carrying with IL a re
ucwal Interest, IL writes the annual
dlyldund policy and returns on this plan
arc the iHrgest Of any company Edgar
Hall, manager Of agencies, Elglu. rs1as.
IA
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NEW ORLEANS.

Especial to The P0St)
New Orleans, December 12.-The New
Orleans live stock exchange reports: Re
ceipts moderate: trading satisfactory for
good cattle, large aud small. especially on
calves aud yearlings; hogs aud sheep un
changed.
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3. q. Morrls & co Letter.

Houston, Texas, December 12.-Bad
weather Is predicted for the next few days.
Under suen conditions the market weuid
prshahiy aaya saTaaesd today had It not
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rAINTs. CHS AND GLAss.

White lead, per cwt, strictly pure. So r.;
Turpcntlnc, per case, two 5-gullon cans,
81 90; barrel lots. COO per gallon. MIN
cral paints, Zoe per gallon. Dry liked
paints. per cwt, In barrels, zoe Venetian
reds. per cwt.. S150; yellow ochre, per
cwt., $loO Linseed oil, best, boiled, J0d
52c. Ready mixed house paints, $l.00.
window glass, SIS per cent on January Il
list.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city. December IL -Cattle-Re
celpts $500 head natives, 800 Texans; 80
choice export and dressed beef steers 20
d8 10: fair 10 good . $50 IL: stockers and
feeders . j0d3 81; Western fed steers 3 %
a.. %; Texas aud Indian steers $500 60;
TEXAS COWS .. 0Od2 50; native cows 25Gi
3 90: native heifers ! 1903 -; Gamers 100
az 20; bulls . 1903. rs; calves 3.0od6 90.
-.-~~-~~~---~--~~~>-~-
nndertone Of the market. therefore, was
weak at the close with leading support
from New Orleans, feature all the week.
subsdinC I'm the afternoon. The sales OF
future deliveries were estimated at about
900 900 balGS
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st. Louis December - Cattle Receipts
4OO0 head. including 1900 Texans; maiSiet
slow. Texans lower; native shipping and
export steers 81 1905 or dressed beef and
pounds 3 .TSd5 90. stockerS and feeders $50
IA 90; cows and heifers .. 2S9I3 as; caulers
/ 5CM2 so. bulls . 23n3,j so. calves 4. GOA
COWS and helfers ,20d8. 90. Hog,i-Rc-
ceipts $500 head: market lower; pigs aud
lights 2. 756i6 %; packers 5.a0d6 IL; butch
ers 8 O0M6.35. hecp-Rcceipts $500 heads
market steady; native muttOns 8 35IfS. 81,
lambs 3 iOGi0 80: culls and bucks . Goa
4.o0; stockers / 50Q3 90; TeSaus . 6o9l
3 so.
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caraIII 3 RichardsonIs Letter.

Houston, Texas, December 1.-THE array
Of hulllsh movement figures shown today
should convert even the most pessimistie
bear TO the hull side OF Cotton Besides
the into sight visibleN and interior town
statement, the movement TO the ports and
estimates for tomorrow were well under
inst yssr, but tbs world sayni ma, w
don't belisYs yerx GSpTes, 1--WE wssks
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WIRE NAILS S. rs base per keE.
WIRE NAILS-S2 so base per key. .
IS 40 per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, 50. 10
per 100 lbs.
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been for tight money IN New York and
scmipanic In stocka II begins 10 look.
however, as though tho ueryous shorts bad
ahout covered and we believe that the
market viii not advance much further IN.
less tho present small movement and bad
weather continue indefinitely
n Il Aforffq & Go
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Predictions from New York Caused Buy
ers to Exeroise Caution

Predictions from New York Caused Buy
ers to E>eroise Caution.
New Orleans, December 12-.The cotton
market was quite active at the opening at
full board prices, hut with the suddSn
turn in the tide Of contract values about
10 a. m. there was On abrupt falling on in
the demand for spots. The slump in prices
for futures predIcated upon further trou-
hes in the New York market for securities
and money had tho effect of causing local
buyers 10 move with extreme caution. Sales
$500 bales, including 1900 to arrive. Quo
tatons unchanged.
Futures opened with m advance Of 10
. points and moved mp to points addi-
tional. Financial conditions IN New York,
which caused the Wall street bull clique 10
throw overheard heavy lines Of long cot
ton. caused contracts In that market IN
hraek badly The decline thus prcciPtuted
n New York was quickly reelected I'm this
market and values gave way Z 70 points.
The decline was checked about ! 80 a. N.
by Secretary Hesters showing Of a very
light weekly movement Of the crop into
sight and prices reacted about 4 points,
leaving the market at the close = 70 4
points lower than Yesterdays close.
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CAN NOT SHIP THEIR CATTLE

Hogs--Receipts 1000 head: market TiAfioc
lower; heavy 6 O2is6l6 10: mixed packers
5 97IHd0 10; light 3 S5d6 021s; pigs 8 SOD
3 90 sheep Receipts 1900 head: market
strong "a higher: native lambs 6.OOd3 80:
western lambs 2 sa6I4 IS. fed ewes & 0O6S
3 o5: native wrthers 3. lOm3 60 Western
wethcrs 3 0Ocii. 20; stockcrs and feeders
. .Oc6t3. So.
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FRUITS

APP LES-Ben Davis, barrel. So o0d3. 25;
winesaps and Jonathan, $3.5od4.OO.
BANANAS-Loose, Sl25dL50i packed,
81 .5Od1. 10
COCoANUTs-Per sack, 81 co; less guam
titles, 81. %.
CRANBERRIEs- crate. 50. 1908. O0I
barrels. 81 25Gi7 so.
LEMONS--Me ssinas. So, 5Otd4 90.
LINES Mexican, per basket, 81 10GlI ,25.
GES-ElorLda. per box, So 5O03 IS.
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]. n. Wisner 3. 81. s Letter.


Houston, Texas December 12.--Both
home future markets declined slightly to.
day in the face Of bullish information Of a
statistical nature Of all kinds,
The Liverpool stock, and stock adoat, the
worlds visible supply. rhe weekly into
sight, receipts at all ports, and both the
Houston and New Orleans estimates were
decidedly bulish; in fact, the principal
bearlsh cotton feature was the small spot
sales In Liverpool.
The demand ia America for spots is fair,
Iv good. as evidenced by the volume Of
spot sales at principal markets There
was more inclination on the part of interior
holders 10 let go Of their holdings than for
several days.
very weak stock market and the Vene.
zuelan trouble with prospects OF n tighter
money market, were large factor IN low
ering values.
reports from all portions OF Texas are
bullish and conditions east Of the river are
NOT now classed as being very bearish,
BnlHsh sentiment Is decidedly IN the ma
iority, aud the lower range Of values today
was a surprise to many
There was hcav~ rea.zing by tired longs,
and a conspicuous lack Of buying support,
which IN a measure, accounts for prices.
| liverpool Is due 10 be / TO . points lower
The weather today in all portions Of the
/ cntton belt was cloudy with scattered
/ showers but warmer, and the predictions
are for n continuance OF similar conditions
| tomorrow. j. ~ Wisner A co.
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FOR SALE 3T3 acres hnr. rich, bla7 roll
Ing well drained land, 3 miles southeast
Of Alvin. Joining three German fQrmr.
AZ SiJ per ARR one third cash, balance
va one aud two years. per cent lntet.
est. NJ q Swrarlngen, AuS,in. Tex. iS
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10 ITFE INSURANCE AGENTS THE
MANHATTAN LEE iiMsst,tANtCE COM
Ness IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED
WIN YOUR PRESENT CONTB ACT.
WE HAVE SOMETHING THAT WILL
INTEREST YOU WE WANT MEN OF
iNTEGRITY AND ABILITY PRO.
DIfCERs NAME REFERENCES A. A.
GREES. JR. MANAGER FOR TEXAS,
INDIAN AID OKLAHOMA TERRIFIC.
las TENAS. 1881
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.
SPECIAL NOTICEs.

NOTWITHSTANDING the fact that my
plant at sos Commerce was almost toto ly
destroyed by fire, I an prepared 10 humble
work as usual. The building that ! vii
occupy az corner OF bowling and Preston
viii be ready shout December H. and
from that date my factory VIII be located
ut that address. Business placed with me
ut present will receive the same prompt
attention q In the past C. Il, Shannou
Tin and Sheet Iron works, 800 Com
mercc Ave. Il
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RICE FARM AND RANCH FOR sALk-~A
nue tract Of land M miles west 81 the
Town OF Affair, in Colorado county, Texas.
on the S. A. * A. l. railway, Consisting
of 32il acres part OF which Is sandy
and part rich dark loan. About 2Vlo
acres is particularly dno tract Of rice
land. as subsou of clay underlics same
az a depth of six to ten inches. About
1900 acres Of timber affords protection
Tor cattle IN winter and shade IN summer.
Skull creek runs through the land for a
distance az about two miles, furnishing
an abundant supply OF water All Of tho
land Is under good tour-wiro fence, eN.
cept about 1850 acres, which lies north ut
the railroad track. There are two houses,
ono Of four and the other of three rooms.
good rice barn, stables and other ncces
Say buildings aud improvements, about
$40 acres I'm rice hcld, with good canal
one mile long. The machinery consists
vi one forty horse power engine, one slN'
inch Van VIE pump and one new tcnineh
doublcsuction Norris pump. The owners
of this property are not turner's aud can
not give It the required attention ana
have Instructed me 90 sell the same nc
SO per acre. Win make easy terms. A.
=, Bush, Dealer in Texas Lands Galves.
ton, Texas. ID
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TITLE WANT ADS
Il bring big results.

lie w AM ADS
H. bring big results.
-~~~~~-~-~~~~~>>~--~
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY
If You want e buy good milk COW
SQUARE today. A. J. Harbers. 10
ONE HolSrEiN COW, IN nue conditions
nrlce SOL Amply 22l0 Carollne. l6
WE HAVE some extra line cows. lust
fresh, must sell; big lm ~ fnt turkeys,
hity head Of fat yearlings aud calves;
nice grayeled road all the way, now come
out Old Westheimer Farm, Noakum n
Co. 10
Young talking parrots and fox terrier
pups, r Mater, oi4 Congress. 10
FINEST saddle and harness horse Is coun-
"; pny lady can drive him. loakum y
20, 40
MULES Fifteen large mules for sale
Ter Co.'S. is
SCOTCH COLLIE pups, from pedigrccd
ana registered stock, AT SIS each r. q. r.
Slandbic stock tBrm, klnklor postonicc
Texas. is
TNvO extra good Single drivers, yonnS aud
gentle; four poniCs, gentle to ride and
drive; six mules, two good draft horses;
VIII sell at bargain or VIII sell whole.
sale ard turn over the stable and u good
paying business; two bugRics two farm
wagons California stables, 1919 Frank.
itn avenue. Is
FOR sAIE-A donkey and good milk COW
keller's Cotton Yard. 10
GRADED milk COWS, with youus calves, al
reasonable prices, or Will trade for fut
cows. with small amount uf difference
Bcnehel ~ Co, head OF san Jacinto street
10
FOR SALE-At the commission pen, corner
of Louisiana and Prairie, sorrcl mare;
gees an glits; sipElcfooJs at 21S; NlsO
"a nice sortei mare for saddle OK buggy
CnchI ~
GRADED MILK COW. with Young calf.
Ut reasonable price. or win trade tor tat
COWS, with small amount OF difference
Bcnchc \ Co.. head 90 san Jacinto
| FOR SAIE-Ouc small mare mule OF VIII
| trade for Jersey stock. can az Sid Yves,
| hcimers. Il
! HORSE FOR SALE-A family horse, &
| years old, 16 hands high, safe for lady or
| children, kind and gentle, good locker,
| a. WisbeJ, 2ll Milan street. phone 966
! FOR SALE-A carload N gentle driving
| and draft horses ut HARRISON \ Hang s
stable, across San Jaciuto bridge, Fifth
ward. u. Lazarus 10
! CHICKEN FEED Special mixed chicken
| feed, consists Of equal parts of pure.
!
medium ground sftcd Coru chops. Sold
iva quantities to suit Tho Patton-Aruer
Co, now phone go. lG
| ONE HUNDRED head cf mules aud horscs
for sale Apply TO Jake Rothstcm, Gni
| Washington street 1908
| DOGS BOUGHT, sold, boarded and tram.
cd Training Kennels. Deer Park, Texas.
FOR SALE Fine Jack p mules, 10 10
16 hands high. X. h. Howard. Scaly,
| TeNas 1921
! HEAYEY HORSES cured under absolute
guarantee; send Pc stamp to Southern
! Heave Cure CO., Mansfield, Texas. fol
full particulars IL .,
!
ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.
l.. r.. MOODY,
| Attorney FOR First
! National Bank of Houston,
1003i9 Congress Avenue
| MUM " MUM,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CROCKETT, TEXAS
". T. Townsend, Attorney nj Law ant
General Collection Agent President Ango
lima County National Bank, Lufkn. Texas
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FIRST TTKSS AGENTS 10 sell The best ia.
,estment bond diving lnsuruneej on the
market issued BIS the OLA Reliable Hart.
ford Life from ages no 10 80, Big money
In H. Write 40 once for particulars w.
IL Patterson, Manager Trust bldg, Dial.
las, Texas. u
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

$65Oo-YouR own rERMs-wILL BUY
SEVEN AND ONE HALE LOTS ON
PAVED STREET, IN THIRD WARD,
AND GAS NoRFLEEr, 20l BIN2
BUILDING. 1850
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FIRST GLASS business for exchange for
farm, ranch or city property, In onet oe
the best towns IN this State. i20acre
rice farm on canal near Eagle Lake. for
sale cheap N taken ut once. We have any.
thing you want in the way OF vacant lots
ana nice homes. Have q irst class ranch
with beautiful S.roOm house near Hous-
Ion, or will exchange for city property,
oliver Cranston u Co., l19 Main. *