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New-York tribune., 1902-07-20

caused active bidding sales made at extreme
rates Next week 81 bales will be offered Following
are to-day's sales In detail: New south Wales lsOo
baies-scoured 5dGls "a greasy. Sadgls Queensland.
Secured ehd91s 6ad: greasy 4dQls South australia
coo balesScoured 1OedqlS ga; greasy
100 6aes-Scoured 4isda1s T1sd. greasy. 4gl1d Cape
az Good Hone and Natal balesScoured I'D;
7d The arrivals wool for the next series Of sales
amount 10 Including 4loo0 forwarded direct
The imports during the week were: New south Wales
trsIa 4T9 NewZealand 1888: Cape OF Good Hope and
Natai 2OT; Punta Arenas. 1880; elsewhere. lso3
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20

MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Both markets were a; quiet
f92T NsEoTlsa9s eg15oss . sa7s som%S2 Ss%
orleans open kettle s8g4ie syruPs. llgl$.s:
otEAN ' FREfGHrsA limited bushes, was rspoTysd
In steam and SAL onnoss ma toda{ with no Dr. hGefs9ss S s
bid Rates: To London. Liverpool and Aatwerp, lisd'
castle. 2i4d nominal; Rotterdam, q. Hamburg and
oats 70 London Is 80 cHARTERs- steamer.
1000 quarters grain Baltimore .. stoeSh9@n, @ = 6srh
era cargo FeTn5ndlna Norfolk Rotterdam 2as,
ana 600 to- tons 5. deals s. John to west coast f e
tons. deals Provincial port United Kingd2m private
Plate private terms; british steamer coe.
ye'9Ta Baz 7 @ TO 1 & PyAHs H 9a 6rH be
terms Norwegian steamer 2os t71s SUGAR ngT,h & see
sl4c French ship 600 cases petroleum Philadel-
5s7 tons ssss oil hence to Delasea Bay At or about
bens Aye ;s D BARK $50 tons. lumber Boston r
PTvae tePms sP scRooner ioa4 ons coal
2 santiage private terms schooner a29 tons ,Hber
lumber Brunswick 70 EewYo5k, s.; sehooqer SO TONS
phlladePha to Boston season charter PrgsIe
OILS oil has been dull all the week; !.
without notable chapse The demand for petroleum TO
Trade in Iseed oil was of the usual saturday dIiRess
eis bS % n n bulk P:'i PsadsPba
ss so; cotonseed Oil prime crude, mills. nominal
S4sc buttsr Grades 56c prime White prime
raw 678esc out Of raw esa57e Calcutta raw s5e
lard OIL s3ds5c.
PRoVIsIoNs-Inhuenced by a strong hog market and
higher grain. provisions opened eteadier which
Chicago receipts were ooo estimated Monica Is 900
and next week. 1900 Kansas City had 500 and Omaha
l,5Oo .PORK-Quet; quoted: Mess. Sle 25gS20: fam
quiet; quoted Mess ss 5O family siSaslo so; packet,
sl4 509Sl5 extra India s229$24 BEEF HAMS
Dull; quoted. sci 50QS22 so -. DRESSED HOGS
Quiet; quoted: Bacons 1O1 $50 IOMc; n 1850;
140 ~ l0hc; pigs. 109. GloBc ATs-Pckled
bellies Arm: quoted Smoking; 1214c; 10 n. 11%q1hc;
u 10. 1<c; IA H. l13zc Picked shoulders hrm quoted
9q91sc Picked hams firm; quoted. 12412Hc. TAI
LOW-Firm; city. 6ssc country, eIsa6%e LARD
zoe Refined easy; quoted South America. IL 15c;
Continent. 1150c Brazil kegs 1886. Compound nomi-
nal: quoted ShdS1sc .STEARINE-S quoted:
Oleo. l3%c; city lard stearne, 12%c.
Saturday in firm prices with
very steady all round Quotations follow Domes
tic. low grade, 3l2a4Ac; fair to good. 4A8
SIC; prime to choice. b1ka6c: head, b1sa6%c Patna,
Java 4%@5c: Rangoon. in bond. 2A92%c.
SUGAR-Trade quiet, but the market for refined
sugar steady throughout the half day. with prices
close unchanged We quote Cut loaf crushed and dom
Soc powdered powdered fruit powdered
granuated 90c; eagle and
extra granuated. 75c; eagle N cartons and n
bags OF granulaed SIC; eagle h cartons and bags
granulated diamond 65c: confectioners 45c:
No l. 4 3Oc; g. 25c: No 4. 4 20c No 5. i5c;
No g. No I. 4c; No 8. a0c: No o. s5c No. 10.
SOC No IL 3 75c u. 1s and a 7Oc No 10 csc:
beet sugar barely maintained with July %d lower
at IS lfAd August unchanged, at 6s sad. Cane
steady present month at rs 71ad and month
6s Cd The local market for sugar ruled quiet and
Centrifugal closed 5-1ec; muscovade at 1s-1ec.
rnoaeses at 29sc
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20

CoTToN-In quiet way cotton worked higher during
to-days session about top. with shorts
entertaining msgyings 10 probable events next
week On the opening the tone steady with prices
unchanged 20 point lower There were few orders In
evidence, and the situation presented striking
features. The English market news was OF matter of
character noting quieter trade in spot cotton with
unchanged in futures to the
action the local market yesterday The weather
scattered the belt with rather
higher temperatures sections The forecast
promised showers thunderstorms generally tonight
and tomorrow Crop reports whole were bearsh.
rejecting fine prospect for large yield except In
tions of the belt where insufficient moisture
is complained of. Not long after the opening call
prominent grain house the South and spot cotton in
terests became buyers OF the September option,
while shorts covered August and bull interests supported
the July position There runors circulated that
remained unprotected July
September. and that bull interests intended
demanding deliveries July after bullng the market
week. While these reports not generally be-
did frghten the bears. and prompted
buying. Wall Street buyer OF the Sep
ternber delivery. The market finally steady with
prices net unchanged to points higher July was bid up
se0c the close but later sold or to 6IIc The
market for spot cotton was quiet and unchanged at csc
dIing upland and Csc for middling Gulf There
sales for the day estimated at
New-Orleans market firm
much of the session. with July up 8 19c.
The range prices the local market to-day
was follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BAI.TIMoRE AND wAsHINGToy-tsso
p NJ. az rs Ndt.
zFrom Liberty Street only. DAILY tDay exeept Sun
day. SUNDAY only. tParlor only. Via Tamaqaa.
saturdays
ofcss: Liberty ST. Ferry. South Ferry Astor House.
112 26 ASA 1870. 1884 Broadway 1s2 5th Ave- 25
Square West. 125th 273 St e4S
Columbus Ave. New York; Court ST. 344. Fulton
St, Brooklyn: 9S Broadway. Williamsburg. York
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage dssnaou-
w. G.. BESLER. c. NJ BURT
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
Il AID


STATIONS foot Of We West Tsensy-sh.Id Street and
Cortlandt Streets is ive minutes later than
sfst fan Where Sr hote
1o a; MI. EAST MAiiwLmiSed to two BSfet PaTi95 OF
chicaec, No coaches 70 Pittsburs'Y 1sY'''
n @ HRs GEsGflaRs
For eRosso DRs cssnG PE e ahS
r. !as4PaOqIIs "a A i9g:1ils z I! E9Si; spAao
train g. ..o O Pullman nG .5
1Rs g. IN NJ cHIcAGo AND ST LOUIS EYrREsS p!S:
FnaiaPap9,,s' chlcagO st Louis pnins Car P.burr
Indian HITdsnaP9lis Louisville. ST. Lois Dinng Car For
55 p NJ WETERN TlE EPREssFor 1o Chicago
Md:'' PAcfFIe safFi9fy ExPREsso PRESS r.r
RniTaso For Knoxville daily via shsnana9an 'Si'es
s$S e G5:9yEL:SNP %NP clScESS1TI, c5i5SS5I,, Elk
zks " HWAssHISGToy y IN; AND THE souTH; H., co-.
endt streets 10 2oS dining carr O55 Dining Carr
nGt street, Dn7s @ Gsgs @ 2S L ana m
rsTior rsT and Dinig Car p Dining Can % Dining
s2s DINING Car, i65s : Diniag caT5 m, Il IS
ana pnSs 2 ar q e m C97gTSssi919I a4 @ Cpans ca
SOUTHERN RATLwAYEEzpress s,25. 420 p. m. IL 10
ATLANTIG COAST LNE.-Euprs... s25 and . Is
sEAnoAnD AIR LINE RAuwAY.--..Florisa and
saie,,rropelitan si Limited" 1888 ?. H. daily Express
NORFOLK ASb WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
FOR Old PoINT c0HFoRT and NoRFoLK.-7.55 a m.
week days end $50 =. m. daily.
ATLANTIC CfTY--955 and 2 IS D. weekdays
Sundays. 7.G5 Through VestibuIed Trains Buffet
ferlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekday Par.
or Smoking Car Parlor Cars Dining Car ana stadard
Coaches Sundays
CAPE AAY.--i25B m. weekdays.
foI points New York aud Long Branch railroad iron
West Twenty-third Street Sfation). s-55 a Il 10
70 tsaturdsys oniy1. as. ? g. 3 r. 40. 49, and
600 D. m weekdays. Sundays. Th5. 9S a m, $50
m iron Desbrossss and cortlandt st-eetsl $50 sao
olo snd 100 .. m. weekdays. Sundays. slo, s.SS
FOR PHJLADELPHIA.
o. tD-sbfosse~ -nd Cortlandt streets. d2o I25 lo
20 EDO . ~ Dining Can, ce55 Penrs: Lnited) 1910
sssbIosses and Cortlsnd Streets 10 2l Dining Carl
I1Do dining Car II 50 l2J5 Dining Car, lo5
aDinins csr 40 CDesbrosses and cortlanet street,
I'D 2s5 25 Dining csD. 355 as 425 1Dining
SsQ. 80 dining caT) 555 Dining Carr T55 s25,
soaehss. 70 8 IS rs Dining Car s55 1lrnitedl.
doo lOh5 tDnifG Can a. u s. Dining Carr lo5
CDsnins car. ~ Dining Can ass AS fDnins Carr.
55 tDising Can hs Dining Can T.65. SIS. SIS.
Teke orees Nos 4e1 iise 1854 III and 2s1 Broadwsy;
is2 Ftth Avenue Celow ga stl; Astar House; West
Twsnty-hird Street Station. and
Street. 9s Broadwsy Pennsylvsns Annex Station.
brooklyn; Station Jersey city The New Transfer
Conpan" will call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through cestnatien
Telephone l4 EEhtAenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
J b. HUTCIiINsON. J. r WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. July 10. p. mcotton-Spot quiet: prices
unchanged American middling 5-s2d The sales OF the
1000 bales, which 500 for speculation
export American. Futures opened
quiet dull; American middng, & o @. July
SO 64q4 57eid sellers; July and August 45ieid buy
ers August and September 4T-64d buyers. September
and October 33-64d4 34-64d sellers; October and No
vembe SO Cad buyers November and December. 2364d
sellers; January 21-54d sellers: January
and February 2o-64G4 2l-64d SELLERS February and
20-6id selers March and APRIL le041t 2o-64d
sci
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY JULY 90 1902

ee 80 ret lower at Liverpool figure Our
market sold up sQc on first sales but was dull through
me e forenoon with gradual tendency toward decline In
ae positlons although July closed 12c ADVANCE
sst snn &c decline September Cash sales included
S,ooo push No yellow and 10000 bush n. E. G. corn
Sotn local. On the late curb trade quiet with
september quoted at Ga nc asked o'clock No corn
closed T1lsc elevator and II &c Z ahoat: No 2
white, I3c. and No 2 yellow. 72%c T ahoat..
OAIS-More excitement furnished by July shorts on
saturday They forced new oats up 2sc and the ola
272c right at the opening nervous ouylnS
movement pretty much all the Later positions
advanced 12Q &c the whole market being anected oy
rains in central States which threaten make deliveries
on July contracts difficult matter. and possibly
affect also the quantity and quality Of the grain as weil
for the season throughout has been unduly vet STOCKS
practically exhausted Chicago IN the
last prices continued TO Climb July reaching
Csc and the old SIC 574c and 47ac respectively
Saturday. Cash sales included 75 600 bush; No
oats closed at $50 No B. 571zq5Sc; No white Stag
&c: No white. 6Od6ORC; mixed Jbt2t1Oic
white, 60q64c. and No white clips, 6212@63c X l Z.
66c both o b afoat: state rye 63G BARLEY
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20

quotations follows: Flour steady; winter
patents 50 e56$S rs straghts 50 2oass CO. clears $s9
$3 spring specials. 81 80; patents. IS 50QS3 So
sraghs S3q$3 80: No spring wheat. lo476c No red
7s1sc; No yellow corn. IS y l66c No oats. 5SssQ56c
to choice mailing barley 71a72c: No faxseed 81 45;
timothy seed, S5 clover
grade IS 4o mess pork per bb SIS 2oqsls So
100 10. $40 81 short ribs sides Qoose) $40 COG
$40 7O dry saed shouldsrs Sboxed) 50 5o short
wines 81 30 the Produce Exchange to-day the
market steady; creameries liza Q20c; dares, lJQ
1eIbc Cheese steady 1010&c Eggs steady; fresh l7hc
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London July I9.-The offerings az the wool auction
sales to-day numbered IL i33 bales The attendance was
large good supply OF seoureds was In active request
the home trade buying fine New-nsaiand sraaes while
French and German buyers secured fair quantities OF
combing All other grades of merinos sold quickly full
rates. America securing lots. Crossbreds
in brisk demand chiefly for the home trade Prices tor
crossbEeds firm. few lots OF good medium greasy
were sold TO AMERICA, "A good selection OF Tasmauan
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
NAVAL STORES.

The turpentine market to-day ruled easier In tone.
though in price The higher sades OF rosin
held: other grades the market was about
steady al old prices Tar nrm and In fair demand
for saturday No change in the list OF quotations We
quote: 80 80, .e,, 4.
47c. 80
ROSIN--Common good strained 81 MA D. 81 81 =
E 81 65: r 81 20: 81 10; II, 81 90 So s5; X. 50: NJ
S3 45 ", IS 75: W C. 81 TO- and w W. 81 %
STOCK ON HAND
Turpentine d96t DDS
WIS
London July l8-Turpentne-sprts. a2s Sd Rosn-
American strained 4s 9d; fine ss.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
STOCK ON HAND,
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo July l9-Flour steady. wheat-Spring strong:
Northern. soc carloads; winter quiet: No red,
s8iac No yellow 71sc: No do. lie;
No . corn Tie; do 7O1zc Oats steady; No white.
6Oc No do. 59Iac No 2 mixed 55c No 3 do. 54lac.
Rye-No l, 63Sc. Canal freights steady.
Chicago July 19-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20

Foreign Coffee Markets-Rio-corree market arm Gun
cerain); Rio 4SSO0: exchange. i2d uncertainl:
ceipts 10000 bags cleared for the United states 1000
cleared Europe 5000 bags stock 64s 600 bags
santos-Conee market nrm tuneertainl; g2od svsrage
Hamburg-Coree market opened \ pfg higher: at 25o
was net unchanged 10 a pig hlgher. sales, 800
Havre-Cocee market opened steady. unchanged
]. franc higher: m unchanged total sales. 1000
Aa
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
GET A COAL MINER.

From The Philadelphia Record
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striking" said the female shopper, ~.,.,rnar
Yes, madam" replied the anapie sa'os"'@'
CIV, would clock dof'
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
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READING SYSTEM

" So ~ % - Va - - E ~
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. r.
Liberty Street and south Ferry-0ime from South
Ferry i've minutes earlsr).
EAsToN. nETHLEHE5I- ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHlSh-z4OO 90 CT:i5 Easton onlyl. 9-10 A NJ
20 40. 500 S545 Esston ony) P. N. Sundays. IS
wILI<EsBARRE AND sCRANToN-z4OO si0 A.
LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER AND BARSEGkr
IskswSSd only. = 80 p NJ sundays, els A. NJ
VINELAND AND BRIDGEsrON-tE4OO A NJ II so
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHORE
POINTS-z4OO. $50. II so A NJ. s1.IO PAS $50 g S3
AS 80 & 90 p " Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 600
PHIL LADELPHTA 5TSEADING TERaINAIA-z.4a5
TOO. tsoo. .9oe. 1000 t1Loo A NJ. tl2oo .f.oo
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READING. HAHRIsBuRG. POTTssILLE AND
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400 500 p NJ
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Lackawanna Railroad.

Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher Sta
fos00 A. A.-For Elnghamton and Syracuse.
1000 A A-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST. Loua.
q 40 p M-F5r Buffalo and Chicago
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Saturdays
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20

Receipts ot breadstuus interior poins In thousands
cphers tOOOl omitted nour bbs grain bush "a
foil
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-07
u = Ehnrch = ,,catnha.

On SUNDAY next 1ne uaw y. =.
church ST Roanoke viii be anGi.
Gated ut Ii q. m. Phia 3hp~ca IS
a beautiful ,itt'a stru 'Duce, and
is seated with a heat ut Of opera
chairs,
A large number nf rea1,ie wiz
ba present from jennings. and
tha Sereice thrOgh3V.t Vill he
IMPRESSIVE The Rev. III. Gail
OF Canton, Ohio. will conduct the
services.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-07
THE RICE MARKET.
TALMAGE's REPORT.

Notwiths landing the storms OF
the past week, there has been
considerable enquiry from local
and out town buyers. The call
was distributed over about the
whole range of market, from or
binary to extra fancy in domes-
tic. Lower and higher grades
are in fair supply and well assor-
ted; medium styles are not 50
plentiful and slightly parcels
readily command relatively high
er figures. Assortments in fore
ign are poor and the trade pre-
ferring such, take sparingly of
styles offering for immediate
needs, postponing the larger
movement until arrival of new
crop in the spring.
1 Adyices from the South note
steady demand on the Atlantic
Coast with hard ening prices on
medium grades. In the South
west the movement has been
free; there was quite a large
amount sold for shipment after
the opening of the year, and de,
livery account thereof and OF
new transactions, has .Sept the
moyem ent far ahead of previous
years, equal date.
Cables and correspondence
from abroad note generally quite
features, both for cargoes ane
spot cleaned as well as rtorWarc
! tran sactioHs in the latter. Al
! exception to this is on Benga
staples, which have been in quite
active req uest for delivery dur
ing March and April.
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Gu,s Mission Conference Appoint
meNrs.

The following are the appoint
raents for the Gulf mission con
fereace OF the M. e. church:
Marshall and Red River DIS
trict-J. w. Lively, presiding
elder, Angelina, Texas; W: II.
Donniiy: Athens, Texas, Id Fer
ouson; Rockville and Monday,
Iexas, to be supplied ;Colmesnell
and Beaumont, Texas {. &. M oc6;
Converse, " IS. Simmons; Deao-
wooa. Texas, G. Fl. La Grove;
Hughes Springs, Texas, j. a.
CHRISTIANS etfers0n and Overton
Texas, Julian Woodson; La
Porte and Texas City, Texas, Q.
Barkeloo: Marshall, Texas, Jud-
son La Grove; Pineville, to be
supplied; Port Arthur Texas, j,
w. 'rinnin; Polk, Texas, j. A.
Rag dale; Provencal, to be sup
Piled: Red River, H.H. Mccain;
ST. Maurice and Saline, to be
supplied: She!byville, Texas, W.
G. Nann: Vivian, Alex Mellow;
West Harrison, Texas, j M. Black
Winns boro Texas, to be supplied
| Woodville, Texas, j. A. Caruth.
New Orleans District. William
Il Chase, presiding elder, Auo
urn, Smithda,e ald Amite, Miss.
John Paul aud Louis May; Grow
| ley, C. G. Morris; Ebenezer, J.T
j mes: E. therwoodslnd Gueydan
! II. II. Oliver.
French Mission-P.J, Eobid-
ouX: Hamond, T. D. VanValken
burgh: Jennings, NJ. c. Hickman
Lake Charles, 6. 3 Hines; Liv-
ouia, to be supplied; Lutcher, 3.
| =. Lugg:New Orleans ST Charles
avosGe J 8assett; ltllian miss
iuu st2Ytaup Vital: Iowa and Ben
t.r,. w. 4. VanVa!hgnburgh
! CJarliu, to be supDiied; Plaque
usA;e. n. IT, icaycrs; Raymond
Il. 4. F>enrar: Welsh, WE. Rar
/ rsspa Cy.fareIco evangelist, "
! II. C5G,is.
,Afta" the announcement OF tht
aiyDNiatmeuts the conference al
Iiaurueu sine die.
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Electricity for swedish Railroads.

The Swedish government has under
consideration the substitution OF cleo
tTicity for steam on all the Swedish
railroads, the abundance OF water pow
or IN the country not only making the
project feasible, but holding out prom
Use OF a great saving.-Philadelph
Times.
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The thermometer climbed to heights
unknown In Sweden laat summer. The
heat was almost tropical. One result
was that men for the first time ap-
peared in negligee shirts and without
coats. Such 2 thing was never before
thought of. In many cities the ladies'
published cards in the newspapers ask
ing the men to dress in a comfortable
mAnnNr
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RsSa!utians Of Respect.

jennings, La, SEQ. Z, 1902.
.1tine last business meeting of
/ &c .1nw0rth League the follow
! x l.,&o, items Of respect were
r,a; %.;G adopted.
Il. asIssyS, God, in His allwise
'aav,aaa o., mas seen 1T to call
.,.s2 car nnm peg, Brother Il. w.
.,.', one ,iear|y believed by the
III ..,!>.", TO us reward, and
,,i rs'as, the League now
4.a,t.., he 'osa al pleasant,
s}.r5., and kiad member, the
et:,,,u one Of her true and faith
,,j ~ mbers, and the commun-
,.1 lvUung man of sterling habits
wAo will be missed by all who
i..',1 }iim.
Therefore be it resolved that
Va. as d League, extend our
heartfelt sympathy TO the par
eHts, brothers aad sister of our
departed brother, and that a copy
&C s+ala be sent to the family aud
.ona 40 each OF the daily papers.
MERCY r. ELLIS,
-. l.. BARKER,
f. l.. SCOTT,
Afi7s. II. II. HoRMELL,
j.. 9. BUCKLlE.
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Fortune Left Empress.

Empress Frederick left a fortune Of
s2,500000, saved up from her dowry of
$250,000, her English allowance of $4o,-
600 year, her allowance as empress
dowaser, and the bequest Of s75o,ooo
from the duchess Of Galliera. BY her
will she left to each OF her children
s25o,o00, but her youngest daughter,
Princess Margaret OF HesSe, gets in ad-
dition the castle OF Friedrtchshof
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n~FOR SAIE.-Rice land g.

weFoR SALE.-Rice land. $40
acres near Houston, Tex, one
mile from depot. 1t is a first
class rice proposition, and viii
be sold at Bargain prices. Write
for terms and pcices.
II. j. MAHAFFEY,
League City, Texas,
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FAyoi;ITE NEARLY EvEKYwHEKE.

Constipation means dizziness, de-
preston, headache, generally disord-
cred health. De Wits Little early
Ii sers stimulate the liver, open the
bowels and relieve this condition.
:. soeea ard thorough. They new
7alu, ''.svofa.e pills At DR..
Terrv's Dang Store.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-07
Adonfcd hr the Indiana.

Professor Starr, the authority on an
thropology, Is an Iroquois Indian-by
adoption. A year ago he went among
the Iroquois and formed strong at
tachment for the intelligent descend
ants of tribe famed for their strength.
bravery and prowess. .