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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-01
SALES
NEW YORK COTTON.
The Market Opened Steady and Made
Good Gains


New York. September 3o.-The cotton
market opened steady with prices 2 points
lower TO points higher. this being a ma
terially better status than the average
room trader had looked for, inasmuoh as re-
celpts promised 10 reach well over $4,000
bales, while the Liverpool cables proved dis
apolntlng on the other hand. the weather
OF the belt continued unfayorable. the spot
market advances were bullish. the forecast
pointed to frost tonight IN Arkansas and
the private cables from Liverpool declared
sentiment was slowly taking a more bnii.
ian view. Soon after the call general buy
ing led By brokers believed to be acting
for Wall street interests, caused the list
10 work up point after point. Before the
buving movement was ended January
resched sSd and other options In accord.
ance hrmer stock market and nor
mai situation ~ the money market were
moi withosS AIa fence. The weekly crop
weather report from Washington proved 70
H. onite as bullish as expected, and the es-
Inmates for tomorrows receipts failed 10
eniisl he predictions BY the bears.
tf the close the market was steady and
net 9 to 8 points hlgpef' lolai sales were
estimated at lI0.vOo bales'
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carglll & Rlchardson,.'
3. 3. Morrls 9 ce.,a Letter.


Houston. Texas September 80.-The mar,
ket opened steady with prices points low
er to ? points higher. This was a very
much better start than was anticipated III
view Of the fact that liverpool cables FOR
both futures and spots. were very dis,
couraging 1t was fully expected by the
talent that the market would open material.
Is lower, but the weather conditions and
the expected bullish weekly bureau were
evidently taken into consideration. and
Liverpool was practically dlsregarded. The
market advanced on both sides after the
opening, but the bull enthusiasm was con
sIderably dampened on this side by the
continued stTingency In the money market,
and the hesitancY In the bull movement re-
suited In a duh and uninteresting market
throughout the session.
The statistical position az this time Il
one Of the very strongest, however, ia view
o. last year shoW ed an average OF between
co and 81 per cent II should be taken
into consideration that our present market
Is about 100 points above the prevailing
prices Of last year az this time. and ali,
though the so-termed "evtl genius'' 81 the
European splnners and the wizard Of the
New York cotton market IS out tOday with
an estimated average OF 81 per cent tghy
should our friends guess prove 10 be cor
rectf Another thing that SHOULD not be
overlooked IS the fact that this same gentle.
man missed the total Of last years crop Is
over a million bales.
Taking the matter as a whole, Il Is a hard
problem. IL Is well known that as long as
II rains and there Is no frost, cotton con.
tluues to fruit; there has been rain pien.
~. which must necessarily damage Tho
open cotton, but which also Necessarily i'm.
proves the prospects Of a SOP crop who
can say at this time what the nnnl outcome
will bet Another thing the consumption
has been increased considerably aud people
say that cotton Is cheap az cents even II
the crop proves 70 be eleven millions
Whose side arc we 20 tskeG
There Is no doubt but what there will he
a considerable amount Of hedges put In
during the ensuing month and a tremendous
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II. & 8. Beers Letter.

New orleans. september so.-Eariy Liver
nool adyiees were not encouraging. but by
the time our market opened yalues there
had enhanced considerably. consequently
prices here on the first call we're TO 4
points higher, and subsequently, Improved
5 20 points Oh the unfaEorable weekly
weather report, coupled 20 better feeling
IN spanciaI circles 10 New York. Heavy
realizing, however, took place on the sd-
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| IS OVERLOADED }.
WITH FRUIT AND PRODUCE.
.,,v Of Hananas---l<snsas Eggs
Cotton Seed Products
..,ve--celery Weaker.

s,,I market was overloaded with
i, sr,,It snd produce yesterday and
ueaker in consequence. The
~ entirely healthy, but could not
y. measure caused by the adj
20 already plentiful stocks.
- wss more favorable for IN ac-
.sD,. which was well distributed
Y. cIty and country buyers
,,..,,o products are arriving In
J. md command a good trade.
.. dropped OF 1oc on account
e, demand. while fairly good sup
he IN.
"a heavily supplied with New
.-isJ and another car arrived dur
4 ssy, Prices were S1.oo@i.2o per
.,,.v. eggs made an advance Of lie
+ y oaaasc A rise at the Kansas
E,tket accounted for the local up
IN, az Texas tomatoes we're in
4 IA prices declined about 1oc on
; Tsers was NO change in the situa-
! cher varieties.
vas easily disposed Of at quoted
4 Arrivals Of chickens were mod
1,sIle the receipts Of turkeys were
A,ss scale aud an active demand held
DE last.
D,. received from primary markets
n conditions are in a fair way for
kdces on lemons. The heavy stocks
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Nav oRLeANs corroN

Futures Were Active and Closed With
Several Points Gain.
New Orleans, September 80 There was
very little doing In the market for spot
cotton today Sales 500 bales, Including
$50 10 arrive. Quotations unchanged
The future market was fairly active on
the FIRST call prices were to points above
those Of last evening, and au additional
gain OF 70 points was scored before a
halt was called. AT that level there was
some realizing by room traders aud the
figures worked of TO points. The week
" crop condition report coming In az this
tuncture steadied the market NJ again aud
prices fell on leaving net gains from yes
terdaye closing TO Q points.
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nRuGs AND CHEMICALS.

Oulnine 24d96c per ounce bottle; NOR
phfne 81 25GI2 so ptr ounce; cocaln' S4.25
per ounce; borax, s1sc per pound In l00!b
packages; eopperas, 81 90 In barrels; castor
ensom satts. 81 rs per 100 lbs II barrelsi
alcohol, 50 7013.O 90 per gallon; sulphur.
So IS per leo lbs in barrels; alum, SAC per
pound in barrels; saltpeter, &C per pound IN
6iSl 90; gum opium, 50, so: powdered opium
81 So; earbolic acid. 40a42c per pound IN
hotties; calcium carbide, $50 per 100 de
nyered Texas common railway points
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on sTocK SANS nEcREAsE.
Seneral Declines in Bids-6esky Shsrl
LEADING Seller

GENERAL Declines in Bids--Besky Sharp
Leading Seller.
inc aggregate sales amounted 10 little M
yesterdays session Of the OIL and sto X
exchange. Values were on the downward
side and the demand was narrowed from,
'ne start Quite liberal bidding wave ap
peared before the close. but the va ues rep.
resented thereby were net taken seriously
py holders Of the stock. who even piac,d
their offerings on low basis There was
general decline In the range, but other re.
cesslons we're lost sight Of by the drop 81
me ouers made on a coed portion Of tha
list to cent.
Becky Sharp was the best trader Of the
day, and after all of the stock that could
De had at SG3%c was purchased. The lat.
yer price was demanded by holders. while
ihenectiYe bids were made &c higher. An.
glo'American again sold at the decline Of
the previous day and good deal OF the
stock was offered at that price. for which
20 takers appeared. The hrst trade in Pal.
estlne OIL and Development made for some
time took place and there was slight i'm
provement in the terms
Forward Reduction was in better way.
and while bids went &c higher. the differ.
ences between traders could not be adj
justed. oGers for Houston and Beaumont
were moved up lsc and similar advance
occurred in the bids for Missouri, Kansas
ana Texas, Manhattan was offered at IN
changed figures, but bids were withdrawn.
Palestine and Beaumont was in strong de.
mand, bur small changes appeared In the
relative position of traders
The total sales amounted to 1928 shares.
The prices bid and asked at the close yes.
terday and the sales made we're as follows:
TNJISTEn STnCEc
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HOUSTON DAILY PosT wEpNEsDAY MORNING. ocToBER lao2

paints per cwt, IN barrels M. ,,....,..
reds per ewt., $3.50. FELLOW ochre. ner cSts
80. LiEsted oil, best. boiied' T0fTtc
hsaay mixed house paints. 81 90. window
siass' si1o, per cent on January q isl.
METALS
IlN-Fifm, SO. 5odsi 90: lead sxc
SALNANllEn SHEET lRoN3tss ana
100 pounds - sS.'S per
,,hN0otlNG TIN-Machne made. $40 yn,s
h l,Vo per boz; old style, sic. 5OfIs. 80 per
soLDER-Haif and haH. Ienuaoc DER
i. CORRUGATED lRoN--Galvan'sed. "a. so
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Nav York by eeods.

Kew York, September S0.-A better de-
mand reported today than for some days
past in cotton goods and frequent COM
plants OF scarcity Of ready supplies on both
stnple and fancy lines. Tone arm through
out. Print cloths arm sellers IN some cases
turning down bids az the quotations Elk
port trade IN heavy cottons quiet. Cotton
hosiery aud underwear Ia fair request
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cotton and Il is rosting tn the bolls and
mentions the top crop, 10 watch the bears
are putting all their hopes as a bare posi-
blllty with unusually late frost. The ports
and estimates were enormous, but they
seem to be taken Of, as exports are now
225.oo0 more than corresponding time last
year
Mr. Price wires us today; Condition
sixty one indicated crop nine nvei higher
prices Inevitable"
Liverpool Is due TO be unchanged tOmor-
row. Richard Cooke q Co.
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Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tracks Houston OF other points taking
same rate. Dealers charge from store 90
IUc per 100 pounds more on bran, 213e per
busheI on oats and corn, luGloc per lVO
BKAN-Per 100 pounds, s2dS6c.
CORN CHOP5-Pure, 81 sci "a.
0ATS-Tpxas choice bright 4bc; average,
44Ihc: No. mixed oats, Sshc
CoRN-No. 2 mixed, sacked, ne; No ,
WHITE sacked, nc.
HAY-CAoice alfalfa. Sl4.22; choice timo'
thy. sI4 75d15.00i south TeXAs prairie
Nav 81 50d5 so; North Texas and Terri
tory hay, $40. 5oG12 co.
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Drs. Belts & Belts G Dyar,

Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists,
ga ST. Charles ST., New Orleans.
Young. middle aged ana old, single anu
married men ana all who Euher with Ner
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All Drug Stores so cents DER box Mbun Co. Buffalo NY

Of The question at present seems to he
whether OF not the strong statistical posi-
tion Will Withstand the pressure
Liverpool is due 10 be unchanged tonnr
row, r. q. Morris g. Co
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WANTED Pe.itlon us apprentices auy,
trade; or Job Grivtug wagon or elerkihg
H. store, Gan furnish rllt edged refer.
ences. i5IN lhls ohIee.
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WANTED 10 correspond with parties iu
necd Of u nrst.class, practical engineer;
setctWl years experience; pumping aud
dredging machinery. 1851 this Office .
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Houston. Texas September 8o--rhs
weekly bureau out today was bulIlsh unniis-
takabiy. 1t says rain has injured the open
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MikE NAILS s.. rs 1ase per key
60 sAhbED WlRE-GalyanlEei GHhlsn.
80 20. "a ier lVo lbs; galvanized Baker SIS 9j
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WANTED A position hv goung man
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FRuITs.

APPLES Arkansas and Missouri, barrel.
"a ND Naw AIevlc0s red winesaps. per
Eox 81 70; green, S1.00Gl .25; New York,
So 80. 49,, "a. .,-,s
NBlgRKIES-Pe crate, 50. 1913. 90
GRAPES Black varieties, per crate, 81. 40
al h0s tekays. S1.T5 muscats, 81. 5O9Il. 70.
LEMONS -Messlnas, $1,000 p. -. -.
LINES Mexican, per hesket' 81 lodl. -
MISREPRESENTATION, per box, 81 25fi4. so.
PFACHEs-Fancy, 9OcGSl % per .erafei
choice. 65G7je; California, SlO0dl.lV per
pg prAR Bartlett, box, 81. 25a2. 80.
PM PLEs-Florida, Per crate, 81 500
40. a ,..,t..,..
= Pi T,i4 Gross HuBsarIaps, per crate.
81. 25d1 80.
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A WHITE NAN, with mother, Is Ia need
OF work OF 0uy kiutl, or as night watch
nlnn ot any Nnds please answer az oaee.
Address l0ii, this office, q
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ALreRoUND ROY wants to work for
board aud bedroom after school hours
age 49, applv U15 raylor street Houston.
Texas.
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A GEkMAN. not long IN this country,
wants werk " any kiJd, the best 10 house
OF ssr4en. Address l50f. tAis oire. :
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BOY IL. well advanced IN studies. wants
work. 2S0l Center street, or old phone
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tAoNh bl EhNfL Ahi-
poYerlsne0 IS o Q "a,
Pimplos; also hood
ana skin Diseases.
syphilis. Erupuons,
Hair Failing, Bone
Pains, Sore Throat.
Ulcers, Swellings
Effects OF Mercury,
Kidney anc Blhader
Troubles, w e. x
Is a c K, n urni n g
Urine, Gouorrhea,
Gleet, Structure, re.
ceiye S care n 1 n &
Treatment, prompt
relief and cure for
NE. 3 otn sexes
treated conndential-
~ aud privately.
Pies, Flstula, Fla
sure and Rupture
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WANTED BY competent aud reliable
man q position as watchnan or driver
OF delivery wagon. well acquainted With
city. Address mo Dart street. city.
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1 WANT "a job as rice manager; can give
reference Address s, g. kinhal Ia
belle, Texas q
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WANTED Position as conimissary clerk
timekcepcl OF assistant bookkceper. stvep
yCnts experience; best af references. Al
dress Can box ~, LoveAdy Texas, iOI
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MANITOBA willing worker desires posi-.
ton ne clerk va grocery store, can assist
ia keeping h0ok- speak English guu
German Address 100 this olnce
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sITUATIoNS-FEMALE.

SURVEYS, MAPS AND BLUE PRINTING.
r. WITTY, Aain anu Preston. 1Vl
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WANrED rs reliable all round cook
twhiteh twcniy-aye years experience. lob
~ boarding cars, rpmp or restaurant.
general delivers Houston. 8
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4 coon gdrdeaet auJ horlst wants situa.
ton lu private fimily vr nursery. IA
dress ljCu, is office
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DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS

n ne
Robertson
q Nv
M are rla and
e
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CoioRED MANt-Mauts situation at
tending to yard. horse aud willing TO
work. but have no experience In milking
Address Robert smith, i20S Prairie
avenue 3
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.

Take oxIDIHE Tor ckills and Feysrs.
Cure guaranteed
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUlTS-Apples, BID, gocG
S110; pineapples, sliced, S1.lO; eyeless apd
coreless, Sl.SOGLs5; extra grated, 500;
pears, 2-lh, soc; strawberries, 2-lb, Sl.lOcL
l.2o; hlackberries, lib, s07sGs5c: peaches,
2-iD. SlOuMI.15,
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes, 2ln,
full weight, S0G35c; 3.lb, fun weight, 1850
81 90; > ID, seconds, 75iiS0c; Bib, seconds
90eIaJci okra and tomatoes, BIB, 81 co;
canned kraut, BIB. aUa95c; California as
paragus. 2k-lb $225@S,5O, according 10
grade; lib asparagus salmon, cans, Sl,oO
@2.i5; baked beans, BID, SOC; lid
string beans, S5c; lib kidney beans,
g5c; lib stringless beans, Sl,25; 2'lb
marrowfat peas, SLOO; lib American petlt
pois. S1.5OiIt.75; extra Maine corn, Sll5g
1,25; Maine style corn, 95c6rSlOOi standard
corn, 9U6195c; seconds, S5GByOc.
CALIFORNIA FRulT-Exra standard
2Is-lb peaches, lemon cling, Sl9og2,VVi
yellow Crawford, $l,S5ql.90, black cner-
ries 81 OO6I2 %: white cherries, S2.23d2S ~;
aprlcots, SlS0dl.a0; Strawberries, $500
2lO: plums, Sl.U14l.I5; grapes, Sl.tod1. 20;
seconds lOc per dozen less tnan extra
standard prices.
CANNED MOLASSES-P. & F. Old Fash
Toned, gallons, SIS 10 per case; u gallons
So so pc case; z gallons, S3.I5 per case
Gold Medal brand, fancy table syrup, quart
lars, 81 c. per dozen; b. B. & Co. Creole
Bib. 81 90; Bib, 81 35; . Id. S2.So' lolD'
"a. 60
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WANTED Small set Of books 70 keep
evenings aud SATURDAYS Address 1901.
thia oiftr
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HOUSTON CURRENTQ QUOTATIONS..

harrison Of these quotations shows
Advantages In favor OF Houston as a
h market When the buyer consid-
4 benefits TO be derived from Eous-
srghi rates We Will ind that even
n duotable ngures at other markets
III, tae price nnaily pad Is general
Rtef. Inc prices are those fuilng
4 Houston wholesale mercnaL-s, anu
4sed daily.
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POSITION WANTED nrst.eiess lunch
counter man nr restaurant waiter; good
references. Addrss y, Rlcsse. 1916 Jack
son street.
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Vous Debility, Failing Memory, Wax Eyes
cured by our new methods without opera'
ton.
Send for particulars, Address,
DRs. BELTS g. BELTS AND DTAR.
2i4 ST. Charles ST., New Orleans, La.
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$50 600 TO LOAN on Houston business OF
residence property; one TO ten years; at
lowest rates n interest, uonthly pay.
ments II desired no delay In getting your
money Apply 20 ~ L. Aiills, 3l6 Main
stIeet, or address P. o. Box sOa. II
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SITUATION WANTED An expert bench
workman and hnisher OF twelve years e1
neHence wants steady work 10 plating
min or factory; good references given
11lG. this office. so
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sssc; black-eyed, 5ike; Michigan navy. aga
SlSc; California navy, 3gM39sc; snaps $3.50
per hushCl; wax and green beans 50a6lc
half busle basket; California Limas. $50
eci fresh wax beans, 6JJi5c Ter busAei
crate.
BUTTER Blue Star, 25c; dairy. zoe; Eu.
gin creamery, 26n27c; Meadow Cola,
29d30ci Texas bricks, 16c, oeomarga-
rlne-Lincoln solids. l2l5c. Llucolu prints
l5l9G; Daisy solids. Ice; prints, 1sc;
Monkeys special, isc; Crystal Gem
and country rolls, &c., Empire State spe-
dairy bricks, 2oc. Ideal. 11iac Purity
creamery, 20 and 30-lb tubs 22c: lib
prints. 24c; Elgn creamery, solids. 1Sc
country butter in pals l0G20c
ElEkI-Colorndp per bunch, 65d75c.
CABBAGE Colorado per pound, &c;
other stock, s. 50d2 10 per crate.
COLORADO NEGETABLES-C aullhower,
per pound, &c; lettuce, per dozen, 35c; par.
sley, per dozen, zoe; rhubar5, &C.
CHEESB-Wisconsin full cream rolls
15c. Wisconsin full cream daisies, i4iqdl5c,
Wisconsin half cream, l3dl4c; Wisconsin
pound prints, 1jlAd18c; Our Little Chief,
full cream daisies, 15c
EGGS Texas, 14di5c; Kansas 22d23c.
HRAt'T-New. in half barrels, 81. 50l
:. IS: five gallon kegs 10.
0NlQNS-C california, per 10. 12tQ2c.
PEPPt'R-Chile,, new, l9a2oc per pound;
POTATOES = California, 7OQ75c per
bushel
PEANUTS-Jumbo, per pound T1sc; fancy
hand picked No /, 6lkd7c.
PoULTRY-Chickens hens good So 5od
s75, flyers, large, So 25@3 50 brollers,
1925; geese, full feather d, S3.OOIa3 30; tur.
$50.
4 TOMATOES -Four basket crates, eoa65c,
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JOHN J. FAN'T & 10, real estate and loap
ageuls. Wilson building, Congress ayenne
llouhton. TWINS.
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TALK ABOUT SAVING MONEY on mar.
ness. Get them from practical hsrness
maker. C. ~. LESS, III Congress, neNr
Ia iTheo Keller n
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REsPECTABLE ooiored girl desires posi-
ton as nurse In family OF good people.
Apply 1910 Milan.
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WANTED Small sot of books 10 keen dur
INK evening Address Il. W. Archer 1858
Claw avenue.
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nA1Nrs- oILs ND GLAss.

u,h,,e lsad. Der cwt., strictly pure, sass:
second Grade. So 90; third grade. 500
Tnrnentine. per cas', two 5gailou cans.
e. y. ~. hsrrel lots SEC per gallon. Niu.
esai paints. 5oe per gallon. by MIXED
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY LOANED Upon Houston real Is.
tate Ed S, Phelps, attorney 3l0F Main
street, y
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GERM AN-45 years old, writes and speaks
English nucntly, seeks position Of any
Kind. Address 1850, this office. 3
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MONEY TO LDAN on ImpFoNed tarm Hnu3
and plantations lowest interest rates.
easiest terms, most favorable contract.
W. ". Miller 500 Kiam block. Houston,
'rexHs Il
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WANTED Position as drug clerk regis
tered graduate. single, sober, ten years
experience. furnish references, Address
+ o Box 2t2 Aorcnce. Ala. lol
WANTED Position superintendent or
chief enFlnoer IN lighting or Ice plant n
Texas; twenty years experiences, Ices
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RESPECTABLE colored girl desires position
as nurse IN family Of good people With
good wages no other need apply but good
people. Apply lIO1 Crawford street.
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WANTED Place as cook laundry hand.
house GIRL washing; willing to do any
thing. Call at 1917 Ray street. Pollie
Smith
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SNAIL, loans on any good security j.
sutton l0i0h Texas avenue. 1910
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POSITION WANTED las collector or
Waterman; VIII work cheap and come we'll
recommended. Address ], n. r., 1ii7
Houston avenue, city. y
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AYkat DC not.
Mad?
sITUATIoNs--MALE.

WANTEn--position as engineer and good
all round man. Coriiss engine preferred :
good references; 1913, this office. IS
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apRoDUcE.

s Texas, 2aacac per
sissc; Fn,,n W. beans. none:
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/ WANT TO cook; want TO live on the
place; j am married; ! prefer q place Ia
THIRD ward. Ella Collins, Obs Hin street.
fifth ward. phone Block store.
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v.,,.o products are arriving In
"a command 4 good trade.