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sold regardless of cost this week at
Brin's clearing sale, 247
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FOUR VACANT LoTs-Choieef loca-
ton, will sell at bargain. See II n.
Nyeum. 24s
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Do you need few choice fruit
trees, shade trees, roses, In fact any
thing for the yard or orcnardY II you
do ! can please you. j. r. Mayhem,
tt POI Vickery st. Phone 1854 8
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For RENT-Good business House on
east side of square. Apply 40 ]. K.
King. II
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Remember Murphy agrees to re
fund the money to all/customers not
satisfied with their purchase at the
Box Sale.
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FoR SALE-Bran new Singer sewing
machine, cheap for cash. Apply at
this office. Al 30
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Ladies 90. 90 patent Oxford at Muir
phys Box Sale. You pay only 25c,
That's all.
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WANTED > ID orse for bis feed. APP
ply to Burton Prince az win Moore Il
Co.'s. 247
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Percy Stands will call on yeu in q
few days with full line OF samples
from the Winona Mills. 252
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Did you ever hear 80 much talk
about bargains, its Brin's, Brin's Brin's
every where you go. 247
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Nice furnished room with CRATE for
rent 112 kaufman street. TT
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Someone will get ass. so fur at Muir
PHYS Box Sale for only Csc.
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WAN rEO-Secoud HAND safe, me
dunn size. Malone Hardwa 90. tt
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CITY TICKET

For City Attorney:
o. Fl. CHAPMAN
Y. D. KEMBLE
For City Assessor and Collector:
j. II. RAGLAND
CLINT SPALDING
P. J. HERNDON
MUNsEY l.. CAMPBELL
j. B. MCCAUL
For City Treasurer:
LOUIS l.. SHACKELFORD
I. NJ. WILLIAMS.
For City Secretary:
GEORGE WALKER
NJ. hUTTNER
For City Marshal:
Tom DIXON
WILL KYLE
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FOR SALE.--A good horse, apply at
j. b. Hines. u PSI
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House for rent, completely furnish
ed. Apply 513 West JEFF erson/st. tt
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For SALE House and lot ON Water
street. Apply to ]. Q. Lewis VI 49p
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See Percy Shands for Wlncna Mills
hosiery and underwear. 252
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Don't you need some wall paper?
If so see our ad.
DIV If The Oldham Hdw. Co.
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New York. Jan. 15.-Engineer Wis
kar. is stIll In prison here charged
with being responsible for the New
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For SALE-The Manuel residence
on College street. See f. A. DuBose.
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Mrs. g. j. Gnggs will give reduced
prices on all suits, wraps, ETC., during
January. II
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ID. ]. Kennedy, ab T. r. Andsrson'e
machine ahop, III prepared, and viii
sake pleasnre I'm putting POUR saws IN
shape. Aay - LETT &c tha above
place Wsll be promptly atsenaeA IL
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Room for rent, close in Apply to
Mrs. L. w. Edwards. asp
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LOST Between square and my resi-
dence in West End large red leather
bill book. Finder will please return
TO e. F. Owen. 1bp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-03

late have areatly damaged what little cot
ton there IS len Ia ths fields
Hampstead, Mailer county. Texas. ucto
her 3 heavy rain fell here last nisht
and Hl day t6day These continuous rain.
ar damaging the cotton considerably, Nm
tuolly NO cotten has been picked this wees.
Ennis. Ellis County. Texas. october >
\ heavy rails fcll here this morning and th'
streets arc Seeded with water. Rerori'
from the country nrc 10 The eject that
cotton Is badly damaged.
llanc. ilano county. rexas, October . =
A tine rain fcll hefe last nglTt aud con
tunes today II VIII greatly hcpent grass
Farmers ana stockmen are noilant
Del Rio, Maverick County, Texas 0etonei
=. lhc urSt good rain for months felt hcls
last nlgat. rNcrc Is not enough however
TO satisfy the laucnmen
Bryan. Braxos County, Texas, October .
Heavy rains fell here again last night nnc
it Is raining today a norther has Just
blown un.
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caraIn 8 RIehardsonls &c.

Houston. Texas October Heavy rains
over almost the entire cotton growing dis
thet Of rcxas and The Territories last night
broprh, large buying into the market this
rnorninc. but there was some enc on baud
!, sell MI the cotton wanted. opening
nrlces being the highest Of the day. weak
enine later under long realizing aud selling
az short account by operators. W9o az.
ficinate lower market AFTER me ln ai,ara
~ gahnsrv ard March, and frOti indics.
lions II was thought that his followers were
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JOHN ROBERTSON SHOT.

William jackson Killed Him Near Lake
Charles, La.
Lake Charles, In October . John Rob
eftson was walking along the railroad after
dark with man and woman, when another
mnn, VIII jackson. met them and without
warning shot Robertson through the breast,
killing him lnstantly. jackson started
away but returned aud fred several more
shots into Robertson ana then disappeared
IN the darkness. The two frightened Wit
nesses 10 the tragedy hurried back 70
town aud informed the sheriff Jackson,
after some search, was arrested and placed
In fail
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NEeRo rscAPEn LYNcHlNe.

But Was Shot and Badly Wounded by
Husband OF Injured Woman.
lake Charles, In, October 2, sheriff
James Wakefield Of Cameron parish arrived
ia the city last night from Lcesburg ON 4
special chartered vessel, bringing with him
James Herbert, colorod, a years " age.
The negro Is desperately wounded and. IN
all probability, win die, having been shot
Geld saved the negro from being iynched
10y bis prompt action IN spiritiug the man
away.
Herbert S. alleged to have attempted
assault on the wife Of the man who shot
him
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H. g. B. Beers Letter,
tSnopin1 to rho Past

New Orleans, Octohev 2--Liverpool ad-
ylces were about as reported and our mar
ket IA sympathy opened to > higher al
yanced to 8 subsequently on the heavy
rains in Texas and fears Of colder weather.
However. the continuation Of realizing lie
fore the bureau is issued occasioned a
break Of I from tho top later, but when
easy some fresh buying came IN causing
steadineSS. making the net loss 20 ,
points on the day For the past FIVE DAYS
m immense amount Of realizing has taken
place. even though the genera opinion is
Thnt the average condition Of the bureau
viii be about 90 por cen. Il Is also
Thought that irrespective Of what The Ag
ures may he large quantities Of cotton VIII
be for sule and thar prices must natura ly
seek lower level temporarily. Many claim
that the weather on the whole has been
favorable far the crop during the past ten
DAYS aud that with light frost the present
TOP crop will add materially TO the yielu'
If the bureau Is 20 per cent, II may be a
hard matter TO hold the market for the
moment. but should It confirm the unfavor.
nble reports disseminated, and be under
the above figures the chances are that
yaiueg VIII eventually sell higher. II must
he remembered that With 81 per cent last
vear the growth was only lo,oJOlGO bales,
therefore AS the acreage is practically the
game this year condition Of 90 would IN
dicatc a crop on the bureau Of about u
10000 and as IL Is generally believed thut
the consumption Of American VIII 10 over
ii cocoon this season, the report under the
circumstances would really be bullish with
eonuii''u " Il. & b.. Beer.
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icEifoy's bureau Of Cotton INFORMATION
NeW YORK COTTON.
The Markst Opened Steady but Reaiz
- Haueed a Decline

The Mari<st Opened Steady but Realiz-
Ing Caused a Decline.
New York. October . The cotton markct
opened steady unchanged 10 points high
er. Following which there was a slight fur-
ther rise on general buying led by the
room shorts. The Liverpool market news
contained nothing to stimulate investment
buying aiNl the weather chart failed to Of
fer special Inducements to the room bulls.
Nevertheless there was little cotton for
sale. The South and Europe sold on me
advance as did some OF the more determined
hear opcrators Not long after the cal the
market suffered reaction under realizing
hy commission houses ana continued preS
sure from the bear side. After easlne ou
Ia 81 FOR January the whole list stifcned
nm again soon after the noon hour on re
norris Of damage 10 open cotton by excessive
rains I'M Northern Texas, The ring shorts.
hnwever. were about the onlr BUYERS on
this Information and late w the Afternoon
inc market turned weak under ucttve public
realizing with a fresh rush Of bear eonh.
dence. The selling movement was aelNe
with the prices AZ the close 20 Z aolniS
lower. Total safes esuhhtNu a. ~S'iV
bales.
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co,tor seed W., Il Fort womb.

Fort Worth Texas, October 2 Cotton
seed are selling higher I'm this city than
IN the previous thirtyhye years, not be-
cause they are worth that lgaee but be-
cause ~ war that H. WaFing between tive
Forf Worth cotton oil NTH aud the cgttlc
feeders OF this city The price being paid
Is Si9 The cattlemep were paying $3.50
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TURNED DOWN AGAIN.

Smith County Ants Refused an lnjunc-
ton by Judge Scott.
Waco. Texns October 2An application
was made before Iudge s r. Scott Of this
city yesterday asking for an injunction
restraining the local option election of
Smith county going into effect until the
contest OF the election that was fled some
days ago by the antis OF that county was
heard by the district court Of that county.
Judge Scott refused TO consider the april
cation for the reason that the district court
Of Smith county was in session and the
Judge Of that court was the proper man
10 hear the application.
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TRADING CONTINUED LIGHT.

s,,se OF Prices Ranged Downward.
Sales Well Distributed.
he trading in oil stocks underwent a
small Improvement at yesterdays call.
vsrv listless feeling seized traders for
& nor account and while the weak demand
II better distributed the wants of buyers
K no time gave real strength to the Sc.
Mites.
afxnort on and Pipe dropped down &c
IN no more could be obtained for the
La Paragon sold at an advance Of ~
N the day, but closing prices did not vary
In those Of tho day before. Manhattan
eImped another &c and truding was con.
kerably more active. There were large
ArIuus on the basis Of the decline AZ
"a close and bids were still less. RMS
IA has logered &c In the last two days.
A.klonal Oh and Pipe traded to better ad-
1htage, but the demand was exhausted
,4er few sales occurred.
sscky Sharp lost 14c on the prices of the
4 before and while great zeal OF the
Ia was wanted at the reduced price the
|Sitr offerings ranged a little higher. En-
IN State moved up 1sc and sellers met the
Enforcement at first Former prices were
.Stn demanded ngan, however, which pre-
9tbted further transactions.
'RIds for Higgins we're raised $3.50, but
.ders were stlll too Ear apaft to cause re.
ma Merchants and Mechanics was In
{fd demand on the same terms and a
''kht increase was given for 2U,GpO shares
+ -haf, cent more would have been given
M G6bF1
ns total sales amounted to 26,200 shares.
5&be prices bid and asked at the close yes
<zLday and the sales made wore as follows
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Mistrial IN Moore Murder Case.

Fort Worth, Texas, October 2. Tho jury
in The Glrnrv Moore murder cnse was 10.
my discharged, not being able N agree on
VI verdict. eight Jurors being for conviction
and four for acqnlttnl On June 80 Moore
shot and killed his wife and a man named
j. ! Russell IN Il wine coon. Moore claims
he shot his wife accidentally
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KINDNESS or 4 NUDGE.

Ennis. Texas, October The saloons Of
this city viii close on account Of the re-.
suit Of the prohibition election recently
held in this county, Saturday night
October II, at T. o'clock Friday Was the
day specified but the Judge gave them one
moro day IN which 10 close, on account
of the Saturdays business.
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RAcE rRougLE MEAa BoNAAM.

Efforts 70 Drive Out Negroe9 Weets
With Resistance,
Bonham, Texas. October --'whitecappers
are causing considerable trouble at tulip,
two miles north Of here on Red river.
WhltecAp notices have been posted over
that section ordering an the negroes 10
leave at once. Several fights have occurred
between tho whites ana the blacks and
serious trouble is fenred Sheriff Youree
was sent for today and left Immediately
Cor the scene accompanied by several depu-
fIca
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sALFs..
0IToN oRoP DETERIORATION.
q Lazy Mans Crop" Promises
Short Yield
I ealt2r q The Post.

eait2r Of The Post
I. r'eans September q. For some
nv nv we have been striving to dis
~ ~ cause Of the radical change
II, ~ 'aken place in crop prospects 50
- 'uiy In ali States except Ala,
w. Is an axiom that plenty Of
esq., makes plenty OF cotton. hence
4 -, s'A'iou 70 dIscredit all reports or
~ 2 nom that section. II A. true
~ H OF winter rains paade the
nrss uncertain. but Just at the
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4 M WlanerIs Letter.

Houston, Texas, October 2.-Liverpool IN
lures closed barely steady. signify higher,
however, than Yesterday; spots In that
market were slightly easier with sales of
1900 bales.
Home future markets opened higher ON
reports Of good rains over all portions Of
the cotton district of Texas, bur declined
later on heavy realizing IN advance OF bu-
reau.
The prevailing sentiment In the most i'm
poriant cotton centers is bearish aud while
hearty an believe In much higher prices
eventually they believe that the bulk Of
the speculative interest IL the market ~
present f. long and that much Of II Is weak
IN held and with any declining tendency
win he thrown on the market; they also
fenr the weight OF receipts during October.
on the other hand. many believe that
with the bcurish ideas as stated prevailing
that fairly good short interest has been
creatrd and while given credit as being
hedges against spots Is In reality specu-
latiyc.
An realize that October receipts last year
were exceedingly heavy and very few be
iiave I'm 4 repetition of elthcr as heavy
receipts or decline In values during Oc-
tober as occurred last year.
Heavy rains are reported over oil portions
Of Texas and all are anXiously awaiting the
issuance Of the monthly government report
M n a m tomorrow and opinions as 70
what II win be are divided and TO a great
extent gucsswoTk. j. \. Misncr,
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Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root. They act on the liver
eoual 10 calome and leave no bud after
effects 40 gripping. no sick stomach. WIN
cure choruic constipation. Price % cents.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS quick settler; all vehicle owners
buy thcu ADDRESS, southern Speciality
Co, y o. hoS 40 Mcmphls Tenn. 3
SLOT PUNCHING MACHINES; BIG quick,
lawful moncynnkerS; will register
strength on dal win earn you $40 week
ly; price SOS RogorH Mig Co., 526 Ire
mont street Boston MaeB 3
HBSTLERS WANTED-T6o Ipfornationai
Loan and Trust company otferG very
attractive proposition 70 agents; hustlels
only need Apply, good money for good
men. International Loan aud Trust com
pGay, BOX 561, Orange. Texas. n
WILLIAM A. WILSON. Office 203 KAN
building; headquarters for Houston homes
on monthly payment or any other plan.
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MeAu Ynrk nru cnean

New York October 2 There has been a
very quiet market today on Tho spot Ia
dry eds, owing 10 the Jewish holiday. few
buyers being In attendance No other
change. can be noted for either staple or
fancy lines or cotton goods silks ana ri
tens e,e firm, but dculand good.
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|,,lSEsS INTERFERED With
BY SHOWERY WEATHER.
..,.tion Serious one--New Evap-
~ NV ~" Fruits-kotivity in Butter
Large Turkey Receipts.

80. was somewhat retarded in local
ss .,rcles yesterday by the showery
~ md an oyersupply of fruits and
faa a The demand. as might be expect.
o W. wenker though prices held about
i the former level.
VI. on Jumbo peanuts have advanced
4 M taucy hand picked No. / are h5iac,
1s,per.
4 ,..sS car OF California fruit arrived
Il ..ys new impetus to the trade. Al
Y, ! solid car Of California peaches came
i. svaporated fruits are now in the
NV. md meeting with an active demand.
:, no california varieties are included
\ M stock, also fine lot Of evaporated
bles.
!. banana situation was fairly good con
Ling the heavy supplies, ana sales con
"a ,round 81 per bunch for loose, with
4 IN stock at 75c and packed fruit $1.25
80.
svlces from primary canned goods mar
4 yerort an advance Of 1oc Un corn and
4 n tomatoes. No changes have yet been
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IOUSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

maae ~ local prices, but notable strength
prevails on the price list.
fhe receipts Of turkeys have been con.
spicuousiy large IN the last two dave and
prices have fallen very nttlc below the
quoted ones, ~ at 81. chickens continue
as good sellers on the same basis.
Inc activity In butter is marked and an
the leading brands are inclined to Alliance
Ihe end Of the grazing season is in sight -
said dealer yesterday, and iook FOR
Upward butter prices In the very near IN.
ture."
Frost has ended the season on the smaller
Colorado vegetables aud the demand FOR
cabbage has improved. Prices have not
been materially changed and wniie receipt,
were liberal yesterday, the stocks were
easily disposed Of
The meat trade is the most serious prob
lem now before the grocery trade Prices
On all hog products are not only firm, but
IL is difficult to obtain stock at quoted
prices. One Of the largest pnckeries doing
business In the city has Withdrawn all Of
ferings at present and has accepted no or.
Gers for the last two weeks. Tho shortage
In hog receipts accounts for the condition
Of affairs and there seems to be little
prospect Of a change for several weeks q
come. Said a leading broker yesterday
While the new corn crop ~ now at HAND
there has not been sufficient time for ia
effects TO be felt IN the meat markets
Under the extreme prices caused hy the
shortage from last years corn crop farmen
sold off their sows to an extent amounting
almost TO exhaustion. 1t viii be some
time before a good hog crop follows the
corn crop. and | do not look for any relief
IN the. matter Of meat prices until Decem
Der l."
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and shipping Nh the seed that came here
60 their pens on the Rio Grapdr road. TIE
min raised them ~ cents aud IS now get
ting OIL the Fcrd brought IN. The price
muy yet 20 higher
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Richard Cooke & Co.'S Letter.


Houston. Texas, October . Estimates Of
100000 10 il,J0ooo0 bales are being made
nov hy cotton men Of reputation and fhe
opinions ~ tomorrows bureau are almost as
much al variance as these estimates. The
journal OF Commerce gives the average con.
dltion MP to the close Of September as o..
Texas losing points during that month
Mr. Prices estimate Is 81. II Is expect
ed nv the bulls that the government will
hefoven lower than this. aud n the heavy
rains of the last few days are taken Into
ronsidcration. delaying picking, causing
ereot rottlng IN the bolls on account OF the
heavy foliage and ank growth, the average
coalition may he as low as So We have
ne neinion 81 one Of the best posted cot
tan men In the state, whose entire time
IA pnt IN investigating the condition Of the
cstton crop and who has covered the entire
statr ~ Texas within the last thirty days,
thst 2. 10000 bales Of cotton for Texas. is
= Conservative estimate liverpool Ia due
3 ~ their pelnts OF Q american pcints down
tomorrow, Richard Cooke y Co.
A~A4N@ANf'N
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~ ,,,ie ~, sns'u .sn now set ~ brokers. trying
Liverpool sold freely In New York against
kurShaees ~ nome. Scllnc January New
Tors ~ eSo and buying January Fnbru-
~ lia,.etl,ooi ~ 4Vp, difference ~ only
- points, looks good % many
Jerome I'M 81 Memnhis estimates tho
srop AZ ll,25o,o0o hales minimum ana saws
IN case ~ late most new high crop record
WI! be established.
INC recent hchvy rains In Texas are not
yetne cotton any good nv fact. thcir con.
MN, n.y.. means very small yield IRON The
The following irttcr frc,, ,.cntr.i .rox,o
explains the situation very clearly:
" looks very much Ike rain again 10.
n'Sus hNu u would 90 great damage " "
sehes again think II has done great
WI h harm so fer as II viii cause too
much sap IN the plant and cause cotton To
mature very slowly IL Central aud Nor;h
i'Nas mad NOT received any rain after sen
1Mpo. IL, they would have matnred two
URies 20 where they Will now mature one
~ ~ moisture was needed anywhere
Nolnlhg was hnrtiag except insects, ns
StGa,toh wac growing and fruitlng. / con.
Injured cotton to the extent az nearly $50
~ n1ses, IN causing rank growth, SO when
fest comes IL Will hul the grown ho IS
Iuii 81 san ana will COOS them Instead of
maklng thcm open like they were dry These
rainy days knock out good dOal Of coifnn.
uua " ntet sections the plant Il very largo
and foliage Is rank. Rain viii rot and
splout good deal Of open cotton and pick
vrs refuee to try and pick where cotton is
80 large and foliage SO dense ana only a
little open.
New Orleans wires as follows: In line
Hmu reports or deterioration IN the condi-
sion OF cotton duiiug September. the New
ORR Journal Of Commerce places the loss
IN condition during The mast month at a. 3
points. hlinging The average down to "a. I
w t, T,donsr J, which compares with GH.2 on
| Hci9per ! last year, The decline in Texas
] rs paced at points when cOinnbrci Min
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-03

STU ALTON wanted Ia gardener mud
toristi understands the culture Of fruit.
hQwers and vegetables. Address 1925 this
office
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petept male stcnogrnphee 0wninc ms
chine Address Stenographcr, JoS Rusk
avenue
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do some stcungraphN work evenings for
one who hHe little eorrcsrondgnce Ad.
dress ial4 this ofhCe
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YOUNG hungarian man wants position In
loehsuhth shtpi speaks German Inquire
MNh lnrnlinn. 4