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allowed w . "a {
right has she 70 be
dizzy ~ they ask.
Women who are
suffering from dis
eases peculiarly
feminine axe hable
% sudden dizziness
and faintness, and
Il Is only hy curing
the womanly dis
eases 10 which they
aze subject that
dizziness ard other
ills can be entirely
relieved.
Or. Pierce's Fa-
vcrits PrescriPtio1
M q es W ( ak
woren stE3ug and
sick women we'll.
II cures irregular
ixy. dries Disagree
able. weakening
drains heals taasu
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nation ard ulcsraEiou. ard cures female
weakness. When these conditions are
cured, eackache- headaehe, dizziness.
ETC. are also cured.
y snEeced far twelve wears With Esuiaf,
u1p1e. writes Mrs. 1liltcg Csri1ss, 1f SAsir.
Alaiz CO. low4. (which orcegne "a ether Bis
ezAes - hraEt trun1ies arigtts d-seaae and al
rEes wclsid be rearly parEtyzed Bad aeu-
rulsia a sE1azach- cal freely say Faar 11esi~
eisss nsns BOTTLES "a al are 81 favorit- Pre-
sE1tpliai,.' f1ur a Ccite1 Medical Disrcsery
ant two walls o. Dr. fierre Rel-etsf. have efired
me. Z can work with clc1'ort cow hnt hefrre
J wellt Be tired an tEe tinr and easr disgY
brst1c1e 1zilt ny arrves Uurii BE- az lrstrifi,r
- I eauid ~ sse~p etsg San alssb aa,.s - n
euer eleven wears hciarr
"Favorise Prrscripsira makes weak
~urien ssxorE, sick women well Rccert
70 substitute fc< the madeleine which
wurks wn1iess Ter weak women.
GaFtcr Pi4Rrsis flaagHas rststs zre
lhe uoks nsslEkhsx AA&asiss soE 1sl.easa
Hezt1G.
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Austin. Texas November E-rna total
ltsrca. -aveuue recr.n.s % This 5isrglt
Con r1e month -s October ln1upged 30
S3J4--.at derived 'rcm the following
foGreas Beer slIclps S2SG-. srr.r s1Iu.1s.
stsiilNs S--t yea special tuN- slt52 Ts- mis-
ceidueous tax. $500 60 This SHOWS. So
tienecaI 6lIuiEau. the co,iecrBr saws. a
gradual ley,odse IN colIecrl1rs N All. 4fs-
lrlec sirea -hF repeal W tHs wi- ravan1a
Hfc, For September the nrpFirus wear ras
L.LL- cs..-l.s were 81 rEsal
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took tie -d-l q os1es today Is .5tsw8s
president os tle cabinet and Minister 81
eer-iu lsll-s eugene L9rrlh -re-L 1a1-.
minister et 1aue aEIlrs, Dr. Rafael VII
idnGevl Minister % Justice TelsElco Or
E1Aja minister ct war. Dom-fC-ac MaulIl
A. FilI- eael1, minister ~ tnInce PIrr'
sarria. minister 75 public werLs. Or. David
M4rt0
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Pastoral Visiting and a nuns

Pastoral Visiting" and a nurM
ers
The question ~ the castor r.
-l1- eL.,ited much general dlscrs
al' we're in accord with tha 10
the pastors position ou this
should always be known.
4 question box This aftsrucsz q
tied much discussion and otoughi 4
questions q. interest
WOMAN 5 MISSIONER BOZ
The wouars niss,onarT ectt
Baptist church q aisd tn sessir
rlry It ts wsil attended. thsn
n1c= thar 200 women tn attsnal,
meeting Is being held in the NA
Ns--cdtSr church ana Is presisai
rEe president. Mrs w. Z VIA
pal'lA The morning ssrvice W
90 the foru4iiries % the oceasia
afternoon rGe presidents address
llvs-ei In the address the fse-
Viewed -ha warA lu sle STATE fM
ilsc paS- 1E1 ir was iiste1ed 70 y
interest
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PRorEsr - olpLoMATs.

Situztia7 a. GcnaiVss. IsY-i, Becoming
Serious Threls1 Needs l-asts7cs-
Port an Prince, HaytE Novenfher 5.-The
siraation here has Improved since Fester-
Day The t1g0 armed Fuachardists are az
present eucamped u the oatsRirts q the
city,
The slruhtmn at Gdnavss h serious.
General Word insists upon she SURRENDER 90
llm Gt political refugees who scughr pro-
tecrlru en- foreign cnusGiafas there and the
memhers % the diplomatic corps pratast
against this being tone.
Dispatch received from Fort au Priuca
yesterday saft body ~ mo Fuuahari
isSs vaira enfered the eaplTai November 2,
rad hat crnaiet WITH tha cfvri authcri-
1ias. rhare was heavy fring f'iriuz tae
1'ghr ~ tae ia when seven persons were
h1ed and munr wounded The fiisals'~rs
ee1rinuad d1riag yesterday 9narher cuu-
1ict resuiginE IN several casualties.
49,. A.. $1,000
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"Garland'' Stoves ard Hanss
Awarded First Prize, Paris, lsN
1901.
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as a tivsr Tcnle
use OXiDrNE.

tAs Ea.sasa 5lsg eiaa--shs arse e a..
u. "a, Y. a. ssEg ecusse--at ~ adlr.,.il, 4.
REsday RiSas as s-lss sazEa.
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The mineral sHrvey bus already ssHed
and Distributed foer lmportlng Bulletins
.slins % the mineral wealth ana rs t1ra.
ion in Texas Thoy are as tafloTs-
Bulletin NJ. 1. Texas petroleum.
,.-.... ...-,... .....-.. 5000 copies
Bulletin No . sulphur. OF ard
1uic tsllvgc iu tha truus
Pec0s region .--....-.,.--. 5000 eouias
6ularin 80 B coal ignite lrd
asphalt roelfs ...-.--... 81. 1000 copias
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UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS.
Blennial Report Of the Regents Sent
to the Governor.
THE INSTITUTION IS PRosPERRd.
ReeersnerSasi9rs Are Made IS 10 Lesis-
latiye Action for the 6erefis OF
the SchocL

Austin Texas. November She tenth
nisuuuI report % 1he board q regents o.
the Unfvefs.tY oe Texas Tor the sessions
OF taue.iaH ana lgOl-l9C2 las been sab
nitted 20 Governor Sagers. The member
nip az the board Is eomuose1 90 the fol-
owing gentlemeBs T. $. Henderson,, eha-r-
man. Cnmercn George w BraeAenriase.
san Antonle; r. 81 CawLrt Dallas Bean-
sugurd Bryau. sherman, trauk NJ. SDeA-
ger Galveston, 4. NJ, Ereg2tf Aaael@, -
VI GarwCod. HOUSTON. ~ IS 3AttaAf p ss
The university agtnad tts daers ~ I I
wtCh LII srudeBEs pa 1859 che nlll et liA
reached Au. AMI duri1e .le last -lfle Y @aA
MS RUmbgS e'i uqen -ie1Nlse1 a
Ialtllio1 er 3iS slndells W4lt1 Is et
Ile 1f ne0r!y 2lU per lunaiu Alh.i-A ~
session Just closed There W3re l1lo 4l's-tt-
Ilaygs. who sule frqn 1855 ehla--ss tA-
seRsaiU. Durllg lasr session L3a sll le1-s
I'D W. whicl heiBea t1 leLr1F Ile-f e.
aenscs y allie -tlue4l5 ana -lq i-.-.- ~. ~,
1uanaF they expended Ga fAelE -ta'-4 t-s--
CElversirv EllG. hT S'tlA e- 1--
dcnrs co-opcratilu, nearly -lr g4lus AeL
I've &C az expense 3t eL- ll-A Pe. - . '-.
sra-r ia RETURN for services re1l.t as
Walrers Ehe laws &c IeNAs atp ide I-4
o. ruri0n fee tala ne cA2f-.a e- w.
versEr au- fttN-4l-e ~ 49, y -
az integral D1r- PC rat pI4le tree scaool
system,
anT rEe 7uhl 5C48g.s has oeen nails
saser b a51l-lag zi-h 70 the afst AlEA
schccis Tb.s rli1 a-a1.3s .haa -'l.li p
@ tA1't -- al :,
eE1Mlcl JOBS ilt Ptt-7
af tle schools BE uaHIaet, .- alag lil'v tltF
t8FuitT H1 gU-g sCu lH '1cAll- -"
srsrer. za-Ia1 re sogsea et study TUt
ulTidaurHu ct p.rgrsr- viI.i lire .'t 'u
e1e nnf tha ,lFl ne kI1Hr l7,. &C.
ara new. aue5veis u. ttlco.s 5i-a wfl
beaeielue. e rha tre hse' gl'
Fln tort l1rrif'l.flHH ui tL" hl4'' .el
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Ora SHEg

Goes the crccksry ard the waitress win
probably he sailed clumsy and careless.
Her plea Of sudden dizziness is not
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schccis m1ae it uecgssarr tcr the teach
Ing FORCE TO gecQpg iu 0tatloq Jn 1ll tAe
recitation ROOMS Do rne untrer9ley, the id-
erarT society lalle, wnlel lid lefet1lfte
tceu SET upaft Toy the hii,A. Al---l-QA
anL asniei seciettes, 49,
Ilttlt 80 HAltt - -.NL w. s-en
.saI la10tatetN Nllllt4AR US sttIIilA- 9li..
- A i5ei
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f,-it,I,- 49, X, .,..,-i,.,f f,t,,..FtS,-e Il
rcry -..,,sfeF t-f n t-,s,,-s thsr ~, e,,r-
ee,- t-sas y s,-l.--.ts a,e ~ t..,.-,i.,
s-,5efs.F tgF ~, afr--a- a.vriir..i,,n "a
sci1.,sss 1r,frffaa for vvirho,r n,8firie-,af
bt,ifFf1rs
rba i7-fve-sirv 81 growing rurh7igs. 8vI
Ssvcfooinr he y .r1nv wars tg nieeF the
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GOOD COOK wanted mnu or woman. col,
orod, good pay. Thco, Beriug, 70i Dell
avenue. n
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81 81, n io BoF E 40 l0s galvanlled Baker $500
NEW YORK COTTON.
The Market Opened Firm and Prices Ad-
Vanoed Sharply.

ne Market Opened Firm and Prices Adj
vaneed Sharply.
New York, November p. The cotton mar
ket opened hrm at nm 2dvance OF 10 If
points The advance wds increased 70 isn
10 points for the day ON tac moro active
position this being net rise Of SO to IS
loints within q little more than weeG.
Iodoy's Improvement was largely ON tie
strong cables, Liverpool reporting en- nd
vance OF : T. S points. which accounted
chiefly fer the opening Improvement here.
Later IN the session the weather became
rector and buying was upon an enormous
ssale ana IT, M all classes " operators
EUROPE ana the shUtts were particularly
h"a'| buyers. Contributing to the improve
mehi we're strong advi,e s from spot cotton
markets. Of the country. the South Ia gtn-
eIal reporting an advance Of 1-1G to 3.lB
cents aud large activity on the part Of cx-
p fters aud 81 liners, especially the former.
AeNaS reported large areas o. lowlauds
more or less washed out with heavy rUius
sun failing Other parts OF the cotton helt
reported killing fr6sts. with temperature
c'Hdiilrns general prevailing thrOug iuut
the belt adverse 10 ton prospects At ~
SINE time the movement OF cotton was IL
disappointing proportion and not ln keep
ing with the larger crop estimates current
q Few weeks ago. stu another fuctpr
stimulating demand was growing fear
Luut lulluWiug late adverse climatic cone
dltlons. toe bureau report from Washing.
ton, due December 3, will indicate low
Yield, ms the data viii include the uufavur.
able conditions now being reported Total
transa ilous today are estimated at not
iess than 100000 bales. with puhlic dem nj
a large factor, and giving shorts prefer
rncc TO March. May and July while spot
houses and the inrger shorts bought TIE
nearer positions very freely The demand
was met chiefly 10y parties who had bought
cotton last week.
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WHOLESALE MARKET

market. the quality however. being very
good prices remain Arm.
The movement Of bananas Is slow tho
supply Of ripe stock being plentiful. Win
prices at the usual quotations.
Lemons are scarce and another advance
has been made In the local market, stand.
ard boxes now selling at S385 to s4oo.
A hne car Of Missouri pipplns. winesans
and Ben Davis apples Wus received yes
terday and placed on the market at nm.
changed prices.
Business was quiet In the butter market
the local trade rather awaiting reports from
the Elgin market which made an advance
Of We late in the day.
Receipts of turkeys were a little better
than usual and an advance is expected
owing 70 the increased demand previous TO
the Thanksgiving season
New Orleans adviccs reported an irregular
market for new crop molnsses; choice and
fancy grades were firm, but there was am
easier tendency to prices for the medium
grades.
Coast mail advlccs state: IAN important
concession has been made by the Santa Fe
to California citrus fruit growers President
Ripley has arranged for the shipment Of
fruit IN cold storage cars and for the keep
ing OF the fruit In cold storage In Chicago
when the Eastern market Is Quilted Tho
cold storage company will place the
lemons as received there and charge for
its services Zoe per box per month. The
charges Of the three parties the growers,
the railway company and the storage com
the loss or profits"
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BAD WEATHER 80.
WV MADE TRADE DIETER,
A.. Scarce and Aiaher--Elo'r
lsr'ss M M,,ket ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
wv, Are Moving Slowly

/, the local wholesale market
scs' ,s.. ouIst yesterday, following the
'sti ialu'' ,ar Monday, and superinduced
|s'il ~. w.ather which has prevailed
y iA ~ Tow days. Local trade Stacked
f9 % ~. an account Of the lack Of de-
n sA.'g ,hc crowd Of visitors TO Hous-
.ripd An ,',,,nished. outside orders, while
fa % Nv, u as usual, we're sufficient to
y = Lac ,oe,l dealers comparatively busy
lFp y. M 8ay and we're confined prln-
''n s. !, - staple lines. supplies of most
'il, WA. are fairly large and prices are
''0l.' ]. nsual, very few changes being
|Idtd
4 .-,r,o is noted in rife powder Of
b. PEI keg'
,.,.,,uia navel oranges are moving fair
sell st 81 per box
,,e moving slowly, Texas stock
M quoted at 2ia22c'
.,,b supply Of Almerla grapes was
h prices are arm at 81 per borrel Of
|,iiy pounds
,oos supply Of New York catawba and
~. IA srppes rs stlll on hand with mod.
'alts demand
mere is an Orersupply Of celery on the
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PROFESSIONAL.

done, and II is generally believed by the
best posted cotton mon tnat the second
growth or top crop viii not open. With
small stocks abroad spiners are now tax
ing hold and present prices seem chenp 10
them IN view of the continued bnd weather
I'm the belt We see no reason TO change
our opinion, and while We may have a
slight reuction, are confident that prices
viii work higher uItl December 3 ut least
We quote from O letter Of Mr. priCe's:
"rhe cotton market was apparently com.
pletely sold out on the recent decline, The
trade Is now disposed 70 anticipate bull
ish government report on the 30 proNmo.
N this report is I'm accord with my private
adviccs ! believe II will stimulate de
cidri advance
Liverpool Is due 4 up tomorrow.
Richard Cooke & Co.
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Drs. E. P Dayiss & W. II. Goldman
Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat
Binz Building, Houston.
MRS. MoLlNEAu,s EXPENSES
Are Being Met bv Her Father-in-Law,
II Is Said

Are Being Met bV Her Father-in-LaWi
II is Said.
Sioux Falls s. D.. November 25.-Thqt
the funds with watch the expenses OF Mrs.
Blanche c. Molineux and d.frayed during
Ler resi- ence IN SOUTH Dakota are pr
vded Dr. Gener J Edw rd L. NJ neux, her
IA her-i aw, is Indicated sta .emc .
mad b Mrs Molineux today In this
statement Mrs N lineux, after speaking II
her hr ach with members Of her own m
lily, said;
EXCEPT for General Molineux, / have not
a friend in the wo ID"
She admits ia the money for her trip
West was obtained from former District
Attorney Olcutt one OF Ggneral Mollneux' 3
Lawyers, although he was aware OF the
purpose for which fl was 70 be used She
left New York three days after the Moli-
ncuK tria ended.
II Is the determination Of Senator Kilt
trcdge and OF Mrs. Aolineux 20 prevent.
n possible. any revelation OF her reasons
for wanting q divorce, 80 far as they might
tend 10 throw light upon tho unsolvod
mvsteries " the death Of Horny c. Barnet
aud Mrs. Katherine j. Adams.
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Mr. Mitchell when shown the dispatch
from New York. telling Of the action Of
the operators, Simply smiled and said that
he had not asked for the conference, but
that when It was suggested TO him II Il
would be agreeable TO meet the operators
he said II would Mr, barrow ana Mr..
Lloyd. however. we're outspoken regarding
the action OF the operators, Mr. Darrow
said It was now up 10 the operators" aud
that he would return at once 20 Scranton
and on Tuesday next would appear before
the commission. ready 70 go IN With the
hearing. Mr. Lloyd, holdlng In bis hand
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE is hereby given that specIal
meeting 81 the stockholders OF the re1Gs
and New orleans Railroad Company has
been called 10y the board II directors "a
assemble AZ tho general office of the
company at Houston, TeXns. at 10 o'clock
M on the list day VI December. 1907
FOR tho following ru poses. to.Wit:
j. 10 authorize ana pro,lle tol amend.
ing the charter ur articles Of incorpuTa.
tiou of said company SO as 90 authorize
II to construct, own. mNiutlin and per.
ate railroad FROM n point on its present
line IN Jefferson county at on in the
vicinity OF Sour Lake Statiou, extending
IN "a general uortherly direction TO and
through Sour Lake Springs, In Hardin
county, Nld thence to, Into and through.
on iu the vicinity Of, the town OF sara.
togH. In Hardin county, Texas.
> TO authorize and provide for the
construction OF the railroad referred to
In the preceding paragraph under the proc
posed amendment 10 the said company q
charter or articles Of incorporation G.
e Seger secretary. 12l
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Quinlne. q
nhlne. 50 25G
per ounce: h
PACKAGES. Co
OIL 81 20 pol
cnsonl salts.
alcohol. s2 Z
50 e. per 100
pound In ba
IN barrels; c
delivered Tel
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WANTED Experienced woman tGermuu
preferred 70 nurse lady during CONNIE
mont Apply at 1872 Mckinney avenue, ~
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Widtc lead per cwt, strictly pure So 23i
second grade $500; third grade S1.W'
Turpentiue. per case, two 5'gnllon cans,
$3.50; barrel lots. GOc per gallon MIN,
cral paints Goc per gallon. Dry hNrd
re6s per cwt si.5O: yellow oChre, per
cwt.. $i.00. Linscpd OIL best, boiled An
soc. Ready mixed house paints FlUn,
Window glass, IS per cent on January q
list
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TYPEWRITERS.

in WILL PAY you 70 read Grants hd.
In For Sale column. r.
ff.f1;KTTSbERFER TYPEWRITEKs' az
enny paymentt. $40 ceSh and vs. pei
month 10 respousible people or those whf
furnish good references. ". r. hulseu
aenSral aeenf t0E Texas. Arkansas, tnuinn
AM okla6eRs xsFkiSszx. 81
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Some Features Of Strength in Evidence.
Prices Upward

Some Features Of Strength in Evidence
Prices Upward.
The week opened with the same feat
ures in evidence in the rice market that
previously prevailed. The unfayorabc
weather again had lts eject upon the vol
umc OF rough receipts aud the same WAS
cons dcr.bly reduced.
The strength ON the higher grades OF rice
Was very pronounced, and while the OF,
fetal figures were not altered several deal
ems placed their holdings on higher busis
The continuous rIinfall Is considered
O. heavy barrier 10 the movement for some
he an ab cAme and some have expressed the
miners unioh ljubcr serious consequence
ferred to viii not only The inquiry Is well
magnlAed as to be absolutely the mnint9
"The hearings before the am
strike commission present the hrs
portupity that the coal operators ever -
Of presenting their case before the genera
nnbllc. who are really an important third
party since abstracts at least OF these
proceedings arc published all over the
United States, and It Is duty we owe 10
ourselves, as well as TO them, 70 prove
that the continued and repeated charges OF
Injustice. barbarlty and extortion are OBJ
solutely unfounded which the individual
operators at least propose TO do.
'sThe case shows such weakness that we
believe they were almost dishearened
when this suggestion for a compromise
was made We believe that any surrender
on our part, which would be practically
what this compromise would amount to,
would be by far the most serious mistake
ever made ln the anthracite coal business"
The report is signed by twenty-five in
dependnet operators.
The meeting Of the independent operators
and railroad officials lasted about an hour,
and al IT'S close President Fowler Of the
New York Ontario and Western said
President Baer Of the Reading was pre-
pairing statement Later the statement
was issued, and Mr.. Baer left at once for
Philadelphla.
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APTLEs-Ben Davis barrel So Ood3 25i
wiuesans and Jonathan. S3.5O0iOO.
BANANAS-L Loose, Si25n15O; packet,
81 5C0tt 10
COCOANUTS- Per suck, 81 ~; less guam
CRANnERRIEs- crate, 50 T5@3ooi
barrels, 81 2jdT 80.
LEMONS Messinns. So 5om4 90
LINES Mexican. per basket 81 lNd =
Florida, per box, Sa.'Waa. 90
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RAER EXPLAINS.

After mentioning at the outset the names
Of the private" operators present, the
statement 10y Mr. Bear says:
"rhey the private operators) met the
coal presidents who had signed the request
10 the president OF the United States.
"They presented a protest against any
adjustment being made at this time. In
s!stine that the principles involved were
so serious and affected so many interests
that II was necessary now to have the com.
mission hear al facts and pass SIS iudg-
neut on the whole controversy.
In the midst Of the conference the re-
quest came from Washington to the oper-
ators OF 10th classes 70 meet Mr.. Mitchell
and bis associates next Friday morning
al 10 O'Clock. rhe parties present with
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ppIFIs. ED FRUITS AND NUTS.

h,aai AA-rfime ro
sEsSs 'Aas' 22aesc per
Neu n = s,perted nav
3 Alars,ssss'ssi English d,s Seaa IS none;
y csnfs,r,aa 5lsd5Ise: Mlchisss;n pink
+ oatAsl bass ehi green beans :, 49, sai;s,
As'i California Lim si s' sssai
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FATHER and three sons. fine musicians.
from the Austrian army, fresh from Ger
yHrd men. waters, etc. Address 1871,
this office. ~
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WIDOW. aged "a, good housekeepPr noud
like to keep house Tor pleasant gen leaani
no objection 10 leaving city. II. c ";
this Office. -
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MIDDLE AGED colored man wants to
work on farm or ranch, don't fear work
Address ll0i Schlllng street, Houston.
Texas. u
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The Rice Market.

CTpOOI is Duo 7 uV I0morrOW.
Richard Cooke & Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-25
Il. & 3. Beers Letter.

tNpttlul 10 me EosLl
New Orleans November 2i-Lycrpool
was much better than expected, consequent
ly our market opened g to II higher, eased
oil 4 20 on the liberal estimates to-
morrow at New Orleans. Galveston and
Houston but subsequently improved to
from the bottom ON tho continuance Of
rain IN Northern Texas. the expectation Of
q freeze IA that State over night, and
the anticipation Of a very small estimate
from the bureau Of December 3. Near the
close values eased of slightly, making the
net gaiu IA % 10 points on the day,
N1urhcStor cables say that the trnncss
Of the raw article during the past week
mas stihcncd the stand taken 10y producers
ana has hampered the operation III buyers,
IFS advance, however. WAS maintained
chiefly by speculation. Offerings from lu-
du were unimportaut. and no Improvement
In the outlook from China has taken AHc
tion Of the belt today aud gPncrg0Y fair
weather prevailed elsewhere The tenn.
pcraturr ranged from - x 90 degrees.
showers are predicted over the eastern
portion of this district tonight or Tues
day while generally fair weather is in
dtatra for the wcsern portion. The tom
pcrature win fall except over the Pan
handle Of Texas The claims Il excessive
Z; mage to the crop in Texas, coupled to
tho general opinion that the bureau csu.
mate VIII be- very small on December 3,
has occasioned "A reaction of 60 points from
the bottom. This Is certainly O sharp and
rapid enhancement and discounts great
deal In the situation We Therefore sug-
vest thar our friends now work on con
soryatvc lines The receipts, weather and
spot demand win continue TO regulate the
future course Of values. II. b. Beer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-25

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