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TEXAS LIVE STOCK INDUSTRY
REQUIRES SUCH A MARKET
Producer and Consumer Of Cattle Pro-
duets-Advsntsue Of Freight Rates
Over Northern Points.

Fort Worth as a big packing center docs
not sound 50 absurd. but IS easily os.li,i.
when one stops to recall tho rrct that
Texas has about 5,cOoooo people and IL,
10000 cattle. besides quite 10000 boss
and nearly 100000 sheep. ca louf,y ~,
Cooooo " abattolr stock. says tue National
Prorisloner. In this connection also. ID
must be remembered that Texas Is lstue
and cheap grain producing State. aud the
chief producer OF cotton seed meal and
cake. Texas MS large produce ~ cheap
range cattle AMI producer " chcap fc.d.
stunS Tor hniShlng bCeNCs, holds naturally
a strong position TOR meat production Fort
Worth is the center for an IT'S t4,oflN.n.
II is proper. then. that Fort Worth .Hoi'd
nc the collecting aud distributing Uyutor lo-
this trade. This le Hot an rcNl4> agu
large consumers sof lard ana ,thtr l,.
products Of the hog as well JAS ~ ire .c.f
steer, and the present freight u,tc- f.4u
Northern points 90 points l0 fcAHs uiu rI-n.
Besides Fort Worth Is in close ,n.pmua
proximity to the large consuming .,.f,r;
~ Mississippi Alabama aud aousuu. IN
Is also conveniently near ths .WEr.aui
ports II Ncw orleans ani Galveston A'
of these points favor this Teas meek .ue
center SAYS tho rrovisiontr
The article then goes ON u lr-.rt.c tho
dimensions II the Armou" establishments
aud continues with statement iN 'rr ,f
feet that the killns capacity ~ such plane
will be fully lupo cattle 2uN hogs aud -lUu
sheep daily or q packing capacity W coo
carcsSscs. Tho handling of tH's r0mh.. ~
live stock every week day auH 1.. vu.Gn-
Of the products of their loi'o, iet m.li
and the 10y products into articles VI .aw
mcrce means tho employ wsNf ~ fr.u-Ind
II men in the sixteen factories Nh. DO 1' 900
mako the complete plant
The Swift plant, save She tr-.|-io rr.
Will comprise @ fewer number 10 bindings.
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OIL STOCKS DULL.
Demand Tagged and Offerings Were
Heavy.

T1EHNy
There was little OF interest az yester-
DAYS session Of the OF and Stock Ex-
change ana the demand remained along
very Indifferent lines. The offerings were
not limited and prices favorable 10 the
buyer we're the rule.
Anglo American took a drop and sellers
1gsc below the recent ask price did not ind
takcls for an the stock offered. The bids
dropned back 10 % on the close German
American was in a better way and The de-
mand was not entirely met AT an advance
of lsc over the preceding bids. The terms
set by holders were very Slightly hlgher.
Beatty was considerably more active but
dld not vary from lately ruling prices ana
the changes on the close carried trader,
further apart Beaumont tOufederatel
sold TO slightly better advantage hut inc
wants OF purchasers were quickly hlied
and no responses came to lower offerings az
the Wlnd,up.
Manhattan again went better WITH hlhs
Increased Isc which caused I'M advance ot
1l5c on the part 0f holders, Palestine ana
Beaumont continued a ceEter OF Interest
although offerings as low AK the selling
urlcp ~ the dny before did not bring buy
ers Becky SHARP was In stronger request
INT takers set failed 10 reach the limit
az holders There was active inquiry TOR
Ruf'nio and fhe bids were Withdrawn Tor
Continental National OIL and hchnlag
Ths ieial sales amounted to s7c5 shares.
The OH and stock Exchange viii be
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clTArloN.

1ug STATE or TEXAs--To ali persons
,,terested In the estate OF L. l. ccones'
"s Mrs. Julia A. Coomhs, sIecutrix Of tae
.tats ~ said u. l.. CoeiDbs deceased,
Ss t1 died in the county court q Harris
comfy, her faal account ni me cena u,,sii,
safd estate, together With az appllel'
81 On $40 10 be discharged as exeentriK there.
o. o." which win be heard sy .; eur sara eoq1'
or the hrsJ Monday IN sepssenssn .s;ar ~
~ /, iaSt2, at fhe c4tlFt house q said Har,
rs county ne ey q nSssi0P er q waiH Il
unie asa are rediircd TO appear and
t anStess '1 said aual account and spplicd'
lion. II they see proper, .r :, -
witness i. u. Dupres, clerk OF TUG
,ntv court of Harris county,
eV Gtssu under my hand and the seal o.
said court, at my ofhce ~ - H s,,,,,sl
Tesss' on this the iith dey 81 Ausns''
Clerk County Court, Harris County, is1asi
By ]. l. Dickson. Deputy. ----.s-.
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CALL FOR BIDS tos puubc printing snd
stationery fug the stale government
scaled proposals Nil bp received ~ tho
Office 81 the secretary ot state At Aust'1,
I,Yas, until - clock 2, W. on tue eth
day 81 ScptcWt,r a. i tnA2. fr1m resi-
dents OF the state ut Texas, 60 p.lnt ana
bind The laws and Journals " the senate
rud house Of represent dtlvNs. ana 70 d"
such other printing aud binding sud -
furnish such stationery as may be 90
qulreu by law Or may hn uocdcd by any
department NJ the state government or
either huu-, OF tho Legislature, under
the provisions OF title 81. Revised stat
utns. SepBga.9 proposals may hg m7de
60 furnish tuc stationery and 60 g. NE
printing and hudiug such bld- 40"
be opened ut the ofncc ot tho secretary
Of state W tat capitol building iH tu'
dty Of Austin. ana the contracts vii TIC
awarded as soon thereafter as pricuVa
bic The probable amount Of sutI prilt
iue. binding aud stgtioucry REQUIRED IN
der the contracts Us as follows; FIRST
class, $1,000: second class, Sl1pV; tnird
tlass 5000 fourth clnss, $500, nat paper
for printing OF the suyoud class. Sl+ppi
book paper fer printing ot the urst cMss
SUtp, stationery. Sl4.UOo The slight u
reserved a. reject any ana all bids, and
20 cali for nov bids without readyertise-
nent specifications VIII Op furnished 10
parties drsiriuE to bid upon application
10 me John u, Tod secretary q state
aud oI-ofncio chairman board OF punlle
printing. o-3J
-
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METALS.

New York. August 20.--The local market
for lead was quiet and steady. speter
ruled steady and unchanged here aud AZ
London. Iron was quiet but steady ana un-
changed In the domestic market warrants
nnt quoted Glasgow closed al S1s sd and
Afiddiesboro at 53s
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COFFEE,

New York. August -Conee-Spot RIO
cnIet. No. 7 Invoice 5ls: mild steady; Cor.
No SALT Futures closed net - 10 -
ro'pts lower. except August, which closed
BIZ noints M. Total sales $3.50 bag; Sep
teniher 5.asd5,35; October o4Mo:4pi De
ceInber > 1915 A.; March 51Jdo.UDi May
I 20. June $40; July 5s5.
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TIN-Firm. $40. 5Od31 co. lead, 5sic
GALVANIZED SHEET IRoN-65 and
PEI L osG SHEET SHEET 1RoN-No Of. $3.7 per
ROOFING TIN-Machine made. $40. 500
II 90 per box; old style, sic seals. 80 per
box. -
pound e,ro
per square.
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SUGAR.

New Orlsaus, August 2e.-sugar strong
oror teftie 2lqa3 3-16; open kettle cen
- EI-.j s13i5: centrifugal yellow 3i4d
s5iSe Seconds 1884,. Molasscs dull
Centrifugal 5@l5. go s,.
NeU York. August 29.-sugar-k RAW hrin
al. rcfoIpg g1s: centrifugal 90 test 3Ss;
,nntosscs sugar rs refined hrm
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N.w York Dry Goods.

Ncw YORK August -9.-The demand for
,.ottnn goods today has been fully up 70
.h nreviolts average 81 the week aud
dc ,onc ~ tine market Is steady In print
,ioths wide makes are In fair request snd
tending against hnyers. Linens are nr ~
v.ith more doing Burisps Tending upstrd
With moderate demand .---.--------4
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ST LOUIS SALES
-..--.I.L Lrrn D. |

National Stock Yards, 81 Louis, Ausi'-
~. The following Snl"S ~ ''v"- 70
ritorv cattle were made here today ''rn
son Bros. Granbury, Tens, 7c F0n'i
COWS, 2 81; A Mosler, Nbtuuu. I.s-.. .-.
mound mixed. . 50, {, NJ tnu"." 'is."
Texas calves, o "a each, Ed has.'r ''s"r
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rlpened sold Mt 5oa6oc and the lower grades
only partially colored sold at 25d55c.
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WITH PRICES SUSTAINED.
80, in Eastern Markets.
= sa..,-chops Higher--First
pillar Rock Salmon

enc keynote to trade In
|dt va ,srclss yesterday. The
rnoles' ~, confined to special ar
b N'S ,,hraced we'll distributed
BOT ,,n \ demand that sustained
btpl remarkable firmness.
.,,,rned to bring better prices,
|fr l ~. larger stock Hens sold at
'alS W. .huo broilcrs scarcely main
lbrnr prices.
,,,n IN tomatoes was rather I'M
s ..os in good coalition and well
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AGENTS WANTED.

vi I'rTn- LADY agents only. write quick,
nr,sst ont. Mems Noselty Co., Daiias;
Tex.s ----------------..--
;5T1ITTI5--Tady agents 70 travel; can ma ait
"sfS week; must be busters anu SIZE
,eserepncs. Call LOS cay snc ''sn ~
einto street. -------------------- ~
AgENt 49, hnf A / ranTasscr need TO
a aoaI' Address TO Locls Peiert, housI
ton. rexes. --------------------
S5T7TTTSE n Ems WINTED--The lpteEnstionai
s,n and Trust company offers 4ety
attrsctive propssi'ios 70 sssss'f or seoa
oniy frtsrnafiouni Loan and iS7H cQms
p rsnl Boz 5sI. Orange. Texas =
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snADsTREET's REVIEW.
Tn, Volume Of Business Is in Excess OF
Any Previous Year

New York. August 2a-Rradstreet's 70.
marrow viii say: August closes WIN lop-
hing activity apparently at Ms eight IN
tho Northern half Of the country ana me
toto, volume Of the months operallnn'
nrohab,y In excess Of ans similar period
nroy,ou, years. Actively Instruments IN
srlnx about this result are the continues
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

Wisconsin halt cream. 13d14c; Wisconsin
pound priuts, 1J4d16c.
eggs Texas, 12Ml3c; Kansas. 2Od21c.
ERAt1' New, IN half barrels, s. 500
. -: tive gallon kegs. ST 10.
ONl0NS-Calitorna. per 10, &c.
PElPEK-Chile new, ljMl6c per pound ,
black singapore 1Jc.
POTATOES California, s5q9oc per bush
el: Kaw Valley, 60d6Jc
PEANUTS-. Jumbo, per pound, 7,sc, fancy
hand picked 80. /. Ga6isr.
POULTRY ChicEcuS, hens. good So 71lg
{ M; ftrrrS large. S$.5nG3 -; brHlrr,,
S2.oui2 80. missed lots. 81 "0Gi3 -: cocks
large, old. 50 2562 -; ducks, large. SO Opu
80, geese, full fcather.d, $3.Oull3. 90, tug
Keys, hens, $5.0o4IoO, goODlers, S7.0ud
900.
ToMArOE&-rsxas, 4oasbct crates, $50
Coz
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FIT. WORTH A PACKING CENTER

g2pound cows. e.s5; calves, s. 20 eacn;
w. {. Gardner Grenbury, rcsas. l4s
W 7. FLANNEL. swcotwGer, 74sn1r-d
cows, 500; calves. 20 each, DcHcs *
H.tridgc, Amyra, Arb, COWS. 500; t1!cua,
) 20 each; X Rie. JJc&cpcro. TaSaN
] \. Matthews. Cisco. Texas. Stl aliaI
cows 3ui; J96-nound cows. BIB. calves,
1000 and % .1n each Nine hundred ToNaa4;
generally 10 10 10 cents higher than wc,k
u.n.
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Observation-Disclosures, per kee, S4,oV'
1 .,Iss nowder. 81 80 per keg; drop SUIT
r ask' Sl55, buck. Sls0. ,,.
E,SSSS-Extra snort clear. IN sacks,
:. rspnIars, l3c, boxed, re hlgatr'
M. smoked, lac; New Nofk oe'"es'
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closed Saturday. August 80. and Monday
SsbtemoeI l. account Of Labor HOLIDAYS
Yesterday and the sales made wets as III
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pAINTs. OILS AID GLASS.

White lead, per cwt strictly pure, $685.;
second grade, $500; third grade, $500.
So 30; barrel lots, 56c per gallon. Min,
eral paints, Coo per gallon. Dry mixed
paints, per cwt,, in barrels. 9oc. Venetian
reds. per cwt., S15o; yellow ochre, per cwt.'
81 90. Llnsted oil, best, boiled, Ioa1lc
Ready mixed house paints, Sl.0o. Window
glass s7x5, S per cent of January Il list
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TRADE o. EXCHANGE.

BRICK WORK cNwcntls a- p,3gfrr.nS for
horse. harness. buggy ur -pIins wage.
topfrarur thI. of6ao ;
To iNtWA\GE Gentle 1orso for q Young
Graf nnrsn wliI give boot, 100 Coz
gross avenue. {.
l'Ni >KS NkS, l+tNNS Smlth Fur.
uitut~ Go. y.
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APPLES-Arkansas. barrcl, Sc SOFAS T5;
Jouathaus. s. 30; California. per box, 80
a. 90; New MeXicos, fancy Jonathan per
box. 81 Tju2 90.
GRAPES 49, Catawbas. baskets, 5oQSoc
Concords, basket, 5od60c; black prince, pei
crntl So JOd2 -.
lemons Messinas SG0's, 50 5Od3 90;
42Os, 81 2jn2 50; 5OO's, So 60.
LINES Mexican. per besket. sl.10al.
ORANGES Mexican, per uuX, $500
PEACHES-Fa 90cMS1 % per crate (,
choice 65d75c; California, 81 . per box
PEARS-TeXas, per box. 6Od65c; crates,
PEARS-Bartlett box, 81 so,
PtNEAPPLES-Flo per crate, LOG
4.75
PLUMs-California assorted varieties,
y PRUNES- Hungarians, per crate,
81 80
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HARDWARE.

WIRE NAILS-S2. 70 oase per key
BARBED WIRE--G alyanizel, SuId' n,
So u Ter 100 lbs; galvanized Baker 80 W
per 1C0 lbs.
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WTk ~ Energy I'm
poreusnea ns1ou
pintnIes also pload
and SKIN liiarnscs
sypnllls. ErDptions
Hair Failing Bonc
Ulcers. Swclllugs.
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Pouhd. 'iH' AeNas' 22p-Sc per
Rf,eeSA Imported navy beans. 39s03A,c;
besf'' i4c; English dh,d. $50; mink. a.;
l5s rrytG &c; Mich gan navy, 35s03iac,
n v }tNttc snaps. $3.50 p r
ta. WaX and green beans' 5OdGOc half
i,tsb ,g 9Ske'; California LimGs li4N6c;
BUTTFHp Densns, g3GH5c ner hushel crate.
ia ~ Blue star. 24c. dairy zoe: FL
8d2a,.' '4lnrry &c; Meadow Gold.
rlns@I ,raI Texas hricks, i8c Oleomarca-
III '@ng,ln solids. 12iEr. lincoln prints,
NoSe,, Dais5 solids, ice; prints. Isc;
md c,nn, spcclal, lsc; Crystal Gem,
aa 'iigantry rolls. lllc, Empire State spe-
din i9e; special Blue Star. isc; Elein
fgauleryyt 'es 81 zoe; Ideal. l1lle; Purity
crrt,, re; Elsln creamery. solids, Use:
cEifpvp e In nails 1oa2oc.
cAIHhhr, dorado. per bunch, GoG65c.
rsr nSnrs 30 VEGETABLES. Caulliower.
sley. hsr - Or; 'ettuce, per doz,n. 35c; par
cfspr,nn zen Doe; rhubarb, Sc.
lsc. wn- Wisconsin, full cream rolls
Wisconsin full cream daisies, 14Il5c;
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tracks Houston or other points taking
same rate. Dealers charge from store 81
Ice per 100 pounds more on bran, 2l53c per
bushel on oats aud corn, l0q15c per 100
Oh hay.
BEAN-Per 100 pounds, S3dSSc.
CORN CHOPS-Pure 81 S2Q1.d4.
OATS-IeXas, choice bright I6ci average,
4fiac: No. mixed oats. Csc.
CORN No. . mixed, sacked, 72c; 40. ?
white. sacked. nc.
uAY-Choice alfalfa. Sl4.o5. choice tirno.
thy. Sl4T5@l5GO, South Texas prairie
hay, 81 500 30: North Texas and Terri.
tory hay, $40. 5O1l2 %.
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DRIED FRUIrs AND NUTS.

APPLES-Fancy cyaporated, sob boxes.
1OH1olac; Lib cartons. fancy. 1O1ydl0Xc;
cartons. choice, 1OWl04r; Choice eyaporat.
ed, M.@NNi sun dried, G7sGl7lsc.
AFRICOTS Per lb, loose, lv4241lc.
ClTRON In Job boxes, l4c.
CT BRANTS- III boxes cleaned bulk
Si2@9c; lib cartons. o1a4l1c
DATES-llb packages, Ila6sc: Tari
dates, &c, Hallowei, bulk, 60-lb boxes. 81
bc.
PEACHES-Choice new stock 909l4c
RAISINS-Caifornia 3-crowr, l. l..
boxes, SiG5d1 %; u 10 boxes, l.. L. raisns
SC; S-crown, L. NJ raisins, s]sc
PRUNES-C California. 9V1OOS, Sc; SO.9Os.
5lac, roses, &c, 60.7os, 6,3c; 5O-G0s. &c;
4O-JOs. Sc.
NUTS-Fibcrts. Sicily 13c; California
wslnuts 13dl4c; peanuts, fancy hand pick
cd, 7d7Ac; No. ., 5l4c Jumbo, 7a14c;
almonds. Taragona, 1Gd17c per ID in sacks ;
California almonds. 15c pecans. nominal
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Drs. Belts & Belts G Dyar,

Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists,
2t4 St. Charles ST., New Orleans.
Young, mlddlr-ased amt old. single ana
married men End an who suffer with Ncr
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
o. n. nil Tczas interior points. &C

r. o. H. mill Texas interior points, se-
cnrdiur 10 location. Per gallon.
Prime crude Oh. loOsn...... ~ 81
Primo summer yellow oll ~ n
Llnters. according "a quality o2l-d VA
Per ton.
Prime cotton seed meal. ...s@i y q
Prime cotton seed cakc.,.. p p fl
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for delivery
at Galveston.
Memphis. Tenn. August 2a.-Cotton seed
Prime rrndc nominal; on crude 2fsf2s'
rriiro summer yellow afa on nominal;
,holrr cooking summer yellow nonnal'
New orleans, August -. cotton seed OIL
Prime refined IN barrels 2b; on renned 10
barrels IS; prime crude loose NOMINAL
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BRICK WORK, sidewalks, engine and bolt
er setting, masonry VI any description
n. r. Borden, contractor, 40 Main street !
both phones. u
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DOM pDtHfbs -
s. o. COTTON a BRO, nre, tornado and
accident insurance agents, 1907 Franklin
avenue. u
MRS. DAY. stenographer, private onice
room 900, BlnZ binding. 80
mr. RFFD, dentist. Mason block; twenty
ave years practical experience. w
OSTEOPATHY -Drs. CLARK and CLARK,
graduates OF 'Ameriean. school OF osteo'
pathy." under founder o. the science or
aces 32l.322, Mason block; Citisens phone
339. "
TEXAS SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
EInerlsnced and BONDED detectives TO-
civil or criminal Investigation; bonded
watchmeu for day or night se5rlee- N
street.
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PROFESSIONAL.

GO 10 WALES Medicine store. You
can alwaYs md Il there. y
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF GALVESTON. August 20,


ARRIVED
SIS vi Siglo (Ami New YORK,
S. lnchseith tBrl. Cardiff
ss Marie dc Larrinaga tBrl, Cuban ports.
SIS Montgomery (Brl, Madeira
CLEARED.
SIS Southgatc (Brj. Antw erp.
SIS El Dia (Anl.) New York.
SAILED
So Fl Dia (Am), New York
SIS SOlthgate (Br1, Antwerp.
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Mary Jane Russell .........,.....,..
WIN. j. Lermand .....,..,,.....'.'''
Vessels Destined %. !, 70, Galveston.
GALVESTON STOCK.

cLAs /. Davenport 60. New York ~
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Henry A Iuman,
4 / helms
, 1902-11-25
As.cHXT:s:@''|
$50 Wtth I
H@Rsekeepers|

A pail Of cold water will purify the
cir of the oom
Sprinkle the inside Of damp loves
with violet powder.
Clothes carefully folded and
sprinkled are half ironed.
Naseline, taken half a t%easpoonful
III a time cures a cold.
Creaking shoes may be softened by
rubbing soap irto the seams.
Soak mildewod clothes in butter
milk and spread on the grass in the
sun.
1t is claimed that camphor burned
in a vessel will keep q room clear Of
mos -uitoes.
Cockroaches shun turIentine, SO a
few drops %sprinkled where they con
Elegate will scatter them.
A baking powder can chops pota.
toes and apples more quickly and
evenly than a knife: try 1t.
Save all the paper bags. They are
most convenient to draw over cans of
fruit to shut out the light.
Clear. cold water and tissue paper
cleanse and polish lamp chimneys bet
ter than anything else.
Dry grapes with the stems; for
pies, they are almost IS good as raj
sins. When you have plenty of them
try it once
, 1902-11-25
HEARTH ANDBOUDOIR
TOPICS OF INTEREST TO OUR
FEMININE READERS.
New Theater Waist Model Imported
From Paris-StyIish Walking Dress
Housekeeping Hints That Will be
Found Of Value.
The Use Of GRAY.

Gray has been a much-neglected
color in home furnishings OF late
years because of its aptness in giving
rather cold or "drah' effects. This is
rediyivus in the favor Of artistic dec
orations just now and is being much
used with very good effect. Charm
Ing wall papers are to the fore in
gray and waite stripes. crossed with
a green vine. Furniture painted a
soft French gray is also very pretty
and is now to be had. With such .
wool covering, such furniture SHIN.
merry gray hangings at the windows.
white woodwork and a finishing touch
of a little green or yellow in the cur
tain Innings II chair cushions the
effects of a room so furnished is un-
eXCeptionable.
, 1902-11-25
CONVENIENT POCKET MAPS
uE HE STALE Oh WYOMING

There having been so many calls re
ming, The Republican has been prompt
ed to put in a supply for its patrons
The map selected is issued by RanG
McNa!ly & Co. AMI is up-todats In o.
cry particular. 1t Is arranged in nca'
book form srI1 IL suitable for carrying
in ones pocket, is neatly covered anj
very durable. In addition to the map
there is a large amount of valuable in
formation concerning the state, con
tanned in the book. 1t has a new and OF
iginal compilation and ready indie,
showing in detail the entire railroad
system. the express corcoany doint
business owe each road ard accurate
ly locates all cities. towns. ]postolHces
railroad stations. villages, n Isl
ands. lakes, rivers. etc.
The special feature OF this pocxe'
map are: locating the branch or pa.
ticuiar division OF railroad upon which
each station s situated; the reares'
mailing point OF all local places; desie
mating money order postoffices; tele
graph stations. and naming the oru
pany doing business at the point wner.
the several companies have offices
The population Of the various town.
Is given a, cordj-.g to the 1900 census
These pocket maps will be sold TO,
the small sum OF 25 cents each and car
be had only at The Republican office
A COP" will be given free with ever,
six months subscription to The Dali,
Republican. paid in advance.
The Republican also furnishes tn,
very latest wall map issued by Rand
McNally & Co.. for the sum Of 81, o !
will give 1t free with each yearly sub
scription to The Daily Republican paid
in advance. This maj Is kept right up
to the time and sho VS. the United
States and its new possessions on the
n side anu the world on the other
The Rand, McNally & Co. Atlas OF
Three Wars may also be mad at The
Republican office for The low price OF
so cents per copy, or 4 viii! he given
free with every six months subscrip
ton to The Daily Republican pain in
advance. The Atlas Is the latest pub
lished anu like the pocket map of Wyo
ming and the wall mar is right urto
, 1902-11-25
A THANKSGIVING Dinner.

Heavy eating is usually the first
cause Of Indigestion. Repeated at
tacks inflame the mucous membranes
lining the stomach, exposes the nerves
Of the stomach, producing a swelling
after eating, heartburn. headache,
sour risings and finally catarrh of the
stomach. Kodol relieves the inflamma-
ton, protects the nerves and cures
the catarrh. Kodol cures Indigestion.
all stomach troubles by
and sweetening the glands
Of the stomach. Laramie Drug COM
pany, Williamson and Stephenson.
graduates.
, 1902-11-25

Here are directions for articles
which would be good for a fair or as
Christmas gifts:
Get a strip of cardboard which is
used to mount pictures on and cut it
in pieces by inches. Then buy some
of the pictures which come two for a
cent. ard paste them on evenly. Then
punch a hole in the orne of the
cardboard and run baby ribbon
through to hang them up. Some good
pictures to use are the poets and their
homes.
Save the amc of your pictures
when O cut them and paste them
IN the back of the cardboard. Ii you
Use gray cardboard. pink ~ blue rib
bon would look good. If the cardboard
is dark green, red ribbon looks good.
Do not use more than six pictures to
4 panel.
Another pretty article is made by
FASTING a pretty picture on a card
board having half an inch margin all
around. Then rufiie a strip of crepe
paper about an incl wide and paste
rouLd the picture. Put a bow at eacl
corner of the picture and fasten a
piece of cardboard at the back so that
it will stand up.
This is also pretty if ribbon is used
to hang it up.
Get two briarwood pipes. Make a
little cushion for the bowl of each
pipe, taking a small piece of ribbon
or silk, lining with Curled hair or cot.