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Don't Forget ESTES HARDWARE co. Have Removed
 to 1905 Third Avenue.
MOVEDi

We have moved to our temporary quarters at 2ll5 First Ave. where we will be ready Monday to serve our patrons. We have the larg- est stock of electric supplies and fixtures ever shown in Birmingham.
 Consolidated, Electric Go.
 Both Phones lO38,
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Government Receipts.

Washington, November l. Government receipts for October: The total receipts were, $51, 391,262 and the expenditures, 46,904,96O, leaving a surplus for the month of s4.4S7,0OO The surplus for the corresponding month last year was s9,- 200. .O00.
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Grip epidemics occur in alternate years. This is Grip year, and 1t be- hooves you to prepare yourself against an attack of this disease. which leaves more desolation and wrecks than a plague. Wear woolen underclothing, avoid exposure, eat nourishlng food, keep free from excitement and worry, and above all prevent and break up every Cold. great and small. by using Dr. Humphreys Specific Seventy seven."
 "77s consists of a small vial of pleasant pellets-fts the vest pocket.
 At all Druggists. 25 cents, or mailed. on receipt of price. DOCTORS BOOK MAILED FREE.
 Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co.,. Corner William and John Streets. New York.
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Maraaret Kendall Dead.

London. November 1.-Margaret. Ken dall daughter of William Hunter ken aall. the actor and manager, died yes terday.
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THE DOCTORS EXTEND THEIR TIME

Owing to the Large Number Who Have Been Unable to See the Brit Ish Doctors, These Eminent Gentle men Have Extended the Time for Giving Their Services Free for Three Months to All Who Call Upon Them Before November 30.
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For lectures and recitals, Jesse French Hall, 1910 3rd Avenue.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.

Hon. J. J. Banks. Addison, Winston county, November 3. Il a. m.
 Hon. Charles E. Waller. Russellville. November 3, Il a. m.
 Hon. w. H. Stanley. Anniston, November 8, 7:s0 D. m.
 Hon. J. Thomas Hefin. Centrevi,le. November 8, Il a. m.
 Hon. L. D. Godfrey. Addition, November B. Il a. m.
 Hon. George B. Johnston. Maplesvile, November 8, Il a. m.
 Hon. w. w. Brandon. Union Grove, Marshall county, Novem- Der 3
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Wait for Louis SdkS! / Will Re-Open About November 5th YRNN able definitely the MNXAH day reopening but S<S say Our preaching building adonnng building filed will the railroads delugng with fresh arrivals daily Johnson shoe department Mr. John Simpson manager department Will Montgomery manager gents furnishing Montgomery will today be and styles prices could goods weeks every thing pay opening. styles changed entirely early vogue Everything probably styles. Watch for Our Opening Announcement in this Paper LOUIS SAKS sen1asee@
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The Age-Herald will give to all new subscribers on rural routes, a rural mail box, free of charge, with years subscription.
 For particulars, address The Age Herald or see carrier.
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Fast Service yis. the Mobile 6 ohIo
 Railroad.

No. 1921 Second avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
SOME VALUES IMPROVED,
OTHERS MADE DECLINES
Becky Sharp Aetve--Laree Tradino in
Observation-Disclosures and N. o.
and p. Change Hands.

Yesterdays session OF the oil aud stock
Exchange was notably quiet Some values
improved while others made slight loss.
though fluctuations as rule were very
narrow.
Becky Sharp was more active and all
the stock available was absorbed at S%c.
Bidders afterward advanced isc and no
offerings on the close appeared at less
than 4c.
The largest trading took place in His.
gins. 10 shares OF this stock changed
hands at the previous days asking price,
representing an investment OF $3.50 Man.
haitian was transferred freely without vari.
ancc In value and Gladys OF Galveston
easily brought 20. National oil and Pipe
sold at slight decline and the recession
brought heavy purchasing san Jacinto
brought par on the block, but offerings
on the close showed lac loss Anglo.Amer-
lean was in much demand at l7sc and -
was given for n few lots Of the stock.
Independence could not be had for less
than l9,c and fair buying met that price
an increase OF lac occurred in bids for each
IN Montgomery and Neches River, ana
.tobic aud Beaumont, but found no re-
SpOuscs for sales. Victor sold a shade
higher and Equitable mGde further de-
cline.
The total sales amounted to 1865 shares.
The prices bid and asked and the sales
made were as follows:
UNLISTED STOCKS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
BRENNAN BUDGET.

City Hall Bond Issue Has Large
Majority.
Rrenham. Texas March 10 The city
election 10 determine whether or no. the
city ot Brennan shall issue $1,000 In thir
" year per cent bonds was held here 10.
day. only property owners being allowed o
vote Tho vote has been at tho ratio Of
hyc to one In favor Of the bond issue,
which means thar BRENNAN will build as
soon 80 the bonds can he disposed Of a
$1,000 city hall on tho corner Of North
and Vulcan streets This same measure
the progressive spirit that predomlnaGcs
here now ruled today and II Is g3 ffy.ng
that u rules by overwhelming mAlofiues
Owing to the inClcmcnCy OF the weather
called 10 discuss the Inauguration Of sr
rangemcnts for tho Maifest did not mate
riallze, and the meeting was postponed uh
III Friday night.
Al the residence OF tho brides parents al
Armstrong Wednesday. Rev. y, W. Tar
rant of this city officiating, Mr. w B
Blackburn of Burton and Miss Maggie l..
Armstrong were married.
The force Of hands laying seventy
fvc-pound steel rails on the SAINTS
Fe are now between Sommcryillc and Cald'
we'll, heading this way. The force came
IN here Tuesday night aud viii soon be
making Brennan their headquarters every
night.
Mr.. John r RaIston. late manager Of the
Round Bale plant here. since his rcsigua
tiun has accepted position with Weld y
Neville OF Houston, representing the Low
cry Round Bale company, to buy cotton
for them at this place.
The lake supplying the Santa Fc witt
water at SoineUyille has dried up, and IN,
water supply for sommerYllc Is being haul
ed from the tank IN the BRENNAN yards
| four carloads having gone up today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
Ynaknn Locals.

Yoakum, Texas, March l1.-Messrs.
weatherly & Jones tue Grand avenue gro.
GERS, have purchased the stock Of groce'
ries Of j. W Myers.
The Young men OF the city met at Baby
Bros book store Saturday evening and or.
gaplzed the Yoakum baseball team for the
coming season The following officers were
elected: z. II. Jones, manager; VIII chnnn,
secretary: r. 3 Roos. treasurer; Tom
Gibson. captain This team made consid-
erable reputation Tor themselves last sea
SON. and propose IN the coming season 70
surpass previous records
On next Monday night. March IL, Cap
TAIN s. Alberti VIII deliver his famous
lecture on Russia and Siberia at the Metho-
dist church. under the auspices OF Yoakum
lodge o. Ancient. Free and Accepted Ma
sons.
Mr. George T SOuthwell, formerly Of
Yoakum, but now engaged In rice culture
nj Raw City, * % the city minging With
his numerous friends.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
bITSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

standing that the total stock In Hayre is
S,UVo'Wp bags, the total amount 10 New
York OF all kinds Of coffee will exceed It
by at least 100000 bags Here we can
see the surplus right before US, and with
such figures the record crops aud record
supplies should command q record price.
AS to the next crop II must be borne In
mlnu that the average deliveries (Rio and
santos of the past three years never ex-
ceehed 100000 bags and as Il is prob
oDle that the next crop will give US that
much, the enormous supplies OF today will
remain intact for many months 10 rome.
The supplies govern the price, aud not the
minor question of what weight can be
Drought to bear by spectators TO sustain
q value at which Brazil supplies the world
win any quantity that can be sold
CzarnIkow, MacDougan & Co.. OF New
York say OF sugar: Increased receipts,
withdrawal of buyers, lack OF demand fer
refined sugar and slight falling OF In
prices Of beet, were unfavorab.e conditions
which, colnciding with offerings OF unsold
cnrgoes In port and to arrive have caused
decline this week Of Ne on centrifugas
ana nave correspondingly reduced the valCe
OF other grades. This decentralization mu
be attributed TO the large receipts and stlll
more TO the uncertainty existing as to what
VIII be done In Washington regarding Gu
ban sugar. II this legislative problem had
hcen solved one way or the other IL would
have impaired more health to the market
IN general. for while producers itl Britlsl
West indies, San Domingo and otner cane
countries. outside OF cuba. see the probabil.
lily that Cuban sugars will be granted
reduction In duty, which may lead 10 low
er duty paid price. these producers natural
~ wish 10 sell before any concession is
made TO Cuba. The whole market is there
fore suffering from the uncertainty created
by the dilatory action or congress. and Il
is earnestly hoped that some decision will
soon he reached Cuba is now holding 213-
eco tons, hut in spite Of that fact and In
face of the vacillatlng policy in Washing
ton, is calling TO her aid all the help she
can command 10 carry her crop and It is
impossible 70 buy much sugar In that mar.
ket AT iac over the prices current here
How much longer Cuba can stand the
strain II is not easy TO tell. There are
large shipments from the south side where
the storage facilities are not sufficient to
cuable sugars to be held. On the north
side there are sufficient warehouses to car.
ry all the crop II necessary and better inau.
clal facilities, so there is much less pressure
to ship
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
There Seems to Be But Little DISPOSE
ton 10 Sell at Present Prices

New Orleans, March 12spot cotton re-
mains remarkably frm There seems to he
but little disposition TO sell at present
prices, factors as a rule holding for present
outside figures to a shade higher. Sales
1900 bales including $50 bales TO arrive.
Quotations unchanged. The market for IN.
lures was In very cautious mood at the
opening with declines IN near positions;
other months We're unchagned Business
was along the most restricted lines until
the bulls ga...ered courage on a stronger
feeling In New York and there was a rapid
advance of points all along the line. Liv-
crpoo was slightly down, but there was
a good volume Of business reported, rs.
timated receipts tomorrow az Houston were
much smaller than recently and with re-
ports OF O good trade demand the under.
tone Of strength was well maintained
throughout the day The market closed
with net gains OF 6 points On October.
8 points on September and II points on all
other positions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
NEW YORK COTTON.
The Market Opened Steady and Closet
5 to II Points Higher.

The Market Opened Steady and Closed
5 to Il Points Higher.
New York, March IL Tho cotton market
opened stendy with prices unchanged to 5
points lower and for a brief time showed
a rather heavy undertone through realizing
by tired Longs ana urgent bear pres sure
The latter contingent were confident that
receipts would overreach carly estimates
and that the English marke, would hr go.
ribus'y Influenced by the talk OF Curtal
mont Of production in Lancashire But be
fore the end OF the first hour there was
decided improvement in thr class buying
while offerings were seen 20 have been
greatly reduced. Early cables we're quite
as expected while ~ the close Liverpool
was significantly steady. Bullsh reports
the spot situation and rumor had 70 thar
wen known New Orleans st7tistician in
tended 90 reduce his crop estimates 10 bare
~ 100000 bales, while at the same time
estimating the American consumption AZ
100000 bales, tho latter being IN increase
Of some 100000 bales over last year Thea
came small estimates for tomorrow's re-
CeiptE a pronounced advance In the New
Orleans market and substantial bul sGu.
port from Wall street. shorts were unable
to Withstand this combined stren.th ard
only 1900 bales as compared with eXpdrts
for the day of 1900 hales helped 10 81 mu.
late buying for both accounts in tho after.
noon. During tho last hour, thu bear ole.
mcat vigorously bid for the MAY and July
options ard Mt the close the market IN 2 ]
firm with prices net ; to II points higher
Total sales were estimated ut 100000 bales
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4. & 3. eeer,a cotton Letter.
lsneclnl 10 1rn Postl


New Orleans, March l2.-As Liverpool ad-
vices were not favorable our market opened
unchanged but Immediately after became
firm and advanced II points on outside bug
ing on the report that a New York oper-
ator would issue hullish circular show.
Ing that the uncounted town stocks were
much less than year ago.
The semi-weekly receipts at the thirteen
leading interior towns we've 5000, against
1900 last year, the loss in stock being
1000 as compared with loss Of 4OUJ
last year.
Manchester cabled officially that short
time was Increasing I'm yarns. Fall River
wires that the operatives ho.0 a meeting
tonight and are likely TO approve strike
unless higher wages are granted
Sentiment continues very bulilsh on the
assumption that stocks are depicted in the
interior and that the ong.expected perpen-
dicular drop In receipts VIII certainly ma
terlalize very shortly, The Federation OF
this same feature for over twelve weeks
even though Il has never been realized, has
not lost lis charm with the speculative pub
lie. To make the crop only lOO0OOOl
there must he a loss from now on of over
10000 under last year, a loss OF 43B.OUl
during the same time II the crop IL 1880.
900 therefore IL can be readily seen IL a.
there must be decided decrease In the
movement for the balance of the season "a
bring out either OF the above figures IN
the meanwhile the demand for spots has
become restricted and short time Is In
creaslng in Manchester, consequently we
stll think II advisable to pursue a con
servative policy for the moment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
EFFECT OF THE RAIN.
Great Relief Afforded in All Sections.
Came None Loo Soon.

Great Relief Afforded in All Sections.
Came None Too Soon,
The reports of rainfall Throughout the
State In Yesterdays Post caused good
feeling on the floors Of the Cotton TX.
change. Many Of those interested in the
trade stated that it meant a great deal Tor
Texas and that nothing was needed 10
make the commercial outlook for the state
complete except the "hreakiug Of the
Grouth,
In view Of the long duration OF the dry
spell. II was difficult to estimate the value
81 the precipitation or 10 ascertain IA what
proportion tn" soil was put in Season
after an almost parched condition Ia the
severest drouth ridden sections However,
some relief Is afforded, and the prospects
for more rain are favorable.
The rain was timely for the benefit Of
corn and truck planting and renders plow-
Ing an easier task for the cotton planter.
The condition of live stock Is also much
evidence in commercial circles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13

'ltlASiN
To the Grand Commsndery Sir NJ. r.
Mott
TO the Grand Chapter Sir John I. Gar
Tctt
To the Grand Lodge Sir A. NJ. Rhodes.
Legislative lntent-Sir j. l.. Fountain.
knight Errant-Slr ]. ii. Cornell
When Knighthood vas in Flower-SIr r..
Z Burlington.
Absent Fratcrs Sir II. Il Stoddard
To tho Dead-Drink in silence.
The fire company Of this city has elected
the following officers for the ensuing year.
W. S. Howell, president; W J. Christian,
vice president John Kcslcr, secretary: B.
j. Lcman treasurer; w r Wootcu, fore
man. A. Z Wurley. first assistant foreman,
r. W Odom. second assistant. Charles
jenkins engineer; John Kcslcr, delegate 10
state Flremcns convention in Waco and
" T. Woo.pn alternate
Mrs Is. T. liggs has been awarded 800
damages against the city Of BRYAN IN tho
district court The case grew out Of the
circumstance Of Mrs. Iliggs buggy being
overturned by a loose plank I'm he street
knocking out one OF her teeth and otherwise
iuiurng her
Mcssrs 6. s. Parker, T. u. Boyctt and J.
s MooriBg Ir have applied 10 the city
council for franchise for a new telephone
company for BRYAN. The matter was not
acted upon. but went over TO the next
meeting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13

RELIABLE busters for Home Light Gas
Manufacturing Co., make 500 per month.
Write Monroe Chapman, san Antonio. ~
LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS-Do you
want watch. | give with every 5000
application the celebrated Hartford Lie
watch" free splendid time keeper;
agents wanted everywhere. W. IL, Pat.
terson, manager, Dallas, Texas, n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
Social Event Al shreveport

Shreveport, La. March 12.-The morriag &c
this evening at the Columbia club Of Miss
Sadie Holman, daughter Of Mayor Ben
Holman. and Mr. Aaron MnScus Marks. a
prominent business man OF New Orleans
was the most elaborate and brilliant social
event of the season. Five hundred of the
elite Of the city attended the reception, MI
NJ Drummer was best man and the brides
sister Miss ilortense Hickman, maid OF
honor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13

NOTICE Of Firm Incorporation Houston.
Texas. February ~. 1902 Notice Is
hereby given that the hrm Of Carson,
SeWJlt q Co. composed Of Philip X. Car
SON. T. W. SeWai. W. b. Chew and
FAMINE w calhoun a feme sole doing
business under said firm name in the city
Of Honston, Harris county, Texas, desire
change OF tho firm name. pursuant to the
provisions OF the general laws OF Texas,
and thereupon grant. sell and transfer to
such corporation all the property, good
VIII, assets and other business OF satl
nm and TO shen dissolve. vherenpon sa'l
corporation will carry on the business Of
said firm OF Carson Sewan & Co. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
I.af BUSINESS NOTED.
FEATURES OF THE TRADE,
h .,.i.s More Plentiful--Potatoes
H., At Colorado Market-Poultry
Hioher-Eags Weaker.

IN the wholesale market yester'
ns's sansfactory to say the least. All
Goods we're shipped out freely and
n. demand was healthy in every
Il.
.uous on bran have been lowered a
and on oats 1sc.
rooa movement is noted in cab
4 "a nrlces are stronger than formerly.
,,, an another cent and sales oc.
4 :, ioo in the latter portion Of the
.,0s have made another advance In
.,,,.do market. amounting TO &c per
A VA the local prices are very firm
.,ot notatoes have been selling on
I. 10, On the last few days though the
!. On hand has been Of small volume
scarcity OF poultry has caused an up
move in price. Tho demand was
,erobiy ahead Of supply and hens and
sold 25c higher
cherries proved 4 moro conspicuous
,odty in the trade The lots received
/ =, fine quality and on account Of the
l quantity sales were made lower
IL from $3.50 to $3.50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
The New Orleans Rice Market.
tSpeclai 10 The PustD

New Orleans, March L. Receipts The
market for rough rice ruled steady ut un-
changed prices Offerings were very Hight
aud trading was Of pecessIty limited and
confined to Japan lines.
Clean rice ruled strong, with an active
demand for all grades. Trading was main
ly in Japan grades, which at present ngures
are reckoned cheap Honduras lines are in
very limited supply and desirable grades are
quickly absorbed.
Receipts from country mills were on a
nominal scale Sales, 40 pockets ot clean
and 80 sacks OF rough Of which go sacks
domestic were japan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13

strong prices tending upward. THIS Is the
situation as given by the Journal OF Com
merce and more cotton Is wanted tnau
is being offered for sale In the south.
HAYWOOD a Co. OF Liverpool, writes that
after careful Investigation tie world $ r0h
sumption will be- on the upper SIDE ol ~,
~ 600 bales and the burning question: 10
where is this to como from
liverpool due 3-6A higher tomorrow.
NlrhArl NoNltr y 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
MarIln school Affillated

Marlin, Texas, March I.-SuperInteudent
&. T. Hudson has received letter from
Or. W. 5 Sutton Informing him Of the
favorable action Of the faculty OF the State
university in the matter Of the application
FOR aftilintion OF the Marlin public school:
IN English history and mathematics.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13

Caldwell, Texas March ll.-There has
been an Increase in pneumonia since the
last severe sand storm. Several deaths
have occurred and several are In a very
prcca!lous situation.
There Is also some smallpox IN the town
and county. No deaths have as yet oc-
CURED from H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13

Fayetteville Texas, March lO,-Prof vii.
liam Ellers, principal OF the Gcrmania
school, who was elected conductor OF the
summer normal 10 BE- held at La Grange, mas
secured the services Of Prof c. d. Scott.
superintendent Of the Smiihyillc schools,
and Prof g. A Moore superintendent Of
the Wcimsr schools. as instructors The
normal win open june 80 and close lnly ~,
being IN session hye weeks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
pRUGs AND CHEMICALS.

ouinine. 4Od42c per ounce bottle; NOR,
prime 81 .256250 per ounce; cocaine, sou
per ounce; borax, sl2c per pound IN loCie
packages; copperas, 81. 40 in barrels castor
ensom salts. Sis per 100 lbs in barrels
alcohol. s.. 70d3.O0 per gallon; sulphur,
81 81 per 100 lbs in barrels; alum. 21so per
In harreIs. cemnhor roe: wood alcohol
81 90; gum opium, $685.: powdered opium,
Sass; carbolic acid. 40d42c per pooand
bottles: calcium carbide, $500 per loJ ue
iivered Texas common railway points
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13

. .oss have made another advance In
a ,..,do market. amounting 70 &c per
4 ma the local prices are very firm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
Ready for Y. M. c. A. Delegates.

Cleburne, Texas, March 1.-THE Young
Mems Christian Association Is ready to re-
oelve the state convention day after tomor-
row. March 1916. About one hundred del
gates viii arrive Thursday night and nifty
the next morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES Fancy eyaporated, 50lb boxes,
9AMyl2c; lib cartons, fancy, l013ci cartons,
choice 0l2c; choice evaporated, sac; sun
dried 6l9c
APRICOTS-Per ID. loose, 1ol2al1c.
CITRON-Iu 10Th boxes, lac
CURRANTS-25lb boxes cleaned. bulk,
sl2a9c; lib cartons, 9l2dl1c.
DATES-1-lb packages, 1iAdSc; Fard
dates, %; Hallowei bulk cob boxes
5d6c
FIGS-Imported, 12i4dl5c.
PEACHES-Choicen new stock, SA49c.
RA1SINS-California 3-crOwn, L. l..
boxes, Sl.G5I1. 10; Alb boxes, l.. NJ. ralsins'
G0a7Oc; 2-crown, L. NJ. raiSins. 50lb boxes,
7laM7%c, 3-crown, l.. NJ, 7A9Sc.
Primes california. aO-lO0s, SCI SO.90s,
5i5c; 20 SOS, 6ci GO-70s, 6l2c; 5o-6os, &c; 40
Dos, Sc
Sicily, l3c; California walnuts l30ilic'
peanuts. fancy hand picked 5isq0c; No.
( >, 4%G5c; Jumbo, Iql4c; almonds; Tara.
COMA l6dl7c per 10 in sacks California
almonds, l5c; pecans lOc; chestnuts, Pied
montes, Sc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
Hallntsuille,s snnnsor.

Halletsviile. Texas. March 1l.-coloneI
James Walker camp. Confederate Veterans,
has selected delegates 10 the Dallas reunion
and elected Miss Emma Searcy. daughter
Of Major %. G. Searcy OF thls place, as
annual dinner
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
nled MhlIe oolna Homo.

Denison. Texas. March i2,-Miss Lpcy
Belle Kearus. Of Fulton, H.. died on the
Katy Flyer today, Her father, who was
win her Is a prominent stove msnufae-
tursr. Tney had beeA te Msucos