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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-18
SMALL TRADE IN OIL STOCKS.
SCARCITY OF STOCKS WANTED.
OVER SUPPLY OF OTHERS.
National Oil and Pipe and Manhattan At
tract tention--Equitablc and
Higgins Active.

Traders had considerable difAculty in get
ting together duiing yesterdays call at
the OH and Stock Exchange and rather
limited transactions resulted. The barrier
seemed to lie In the fact that scarcity
prevailed In the stocks most wanted and
few buyers appeared for those In good
supply 1t was not due to a lack Of orders
for a large number were in evidence from
both sides and the quantity embraced by
each was very much above the average.
National oil and Pipe attracted more
interest than heretofore and the most CON
Germ was manifested by buyers. Any OF
the stock that could be had on the basis
OF the preceding selling price was quickly
absorbed and no response came 10 late
bids at the same price. Holders were
firm at 2lac higher than these terms aud
an unsuccessful effort was made to get
large blocks offered. Manhattan seemed
In better favor and takers readily went
up cent to procure the stock The
amount to be had at that price was linn,
tied and the same was refused later. There
were bids for various sized quantities at
&c, but this was no inducement whatever
TO holders. The ask price was Increased
about &c and In the dnal moments did not
vary from this Improvement. Equitable
Land and OIL took an upward turn. scor'
creasing sharply In activity. Renewed firm
ness appeared in the closing ask price
while no material change took place In
the bids Higgins slumped 10 a new low
record and heavily enlarged its selling
capacity. A drop TO SSs brought buy
ers to the number Of nineteen shares, after
which - more was given for one lot aud
me former price was refused The ask
,DriCe went slightly above 500
| International was In strong demand with.
" Improvement In value ami offers were
,ll1e for much larger blocks than could
in rad The ask price was raised ,ilc
~ NJ maj moments, which caused traders
!" 9s separated by Nc. Goher changed
nhanaS Eighty above last prices paid for
.ue stoS, while Grace continued to trade
~ ,he hSline TO &c, No change took place
ID tne pNition of silver pine and Fort
worth uToped i4c below the ask prlce Of
.ne preei'u, day. Victor newl slunlped
sgain ana aier one lot sold AZ 2Isc there
Whs alnIst r decline on the par. Of bid.
pers Mhlle seHes offered down to 20 Bids
tor taiestne ai4 Beaumont went up ltc
a' nru ST '9nS Mid have been given for
we're withdrawn wne hoiSers dnciipnS .,
and no takers appeaSd for Buffalo or G@r
man American. index donro vs. c9cicdt
at the original sellint price of alse and
e for rra menf fVS down Npt lower Offers
Federal crude and Gla-. ahd [ 96i,. ,oi
were reduced Ia a minii,n, pidS "a,
Lucky Dime were only With. A., NJ fnrrne,
ones and those for san Jaot, - feil on a.
The total sales amounted tdgpsl shares
The prices bid and asked atm c,ose
yesterday and the sales made VIZ as fol
lows.
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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ORANGE NEWS NoTs
w. c. Whitney Waived Examination a,
Gave Bond

w. -" 'f'kilEJ NNdlNNh l-NS'flifd on and
Gave Bond
Orange, Texas, June Nv G, Whitney,.
the Lake Charles contractor who sho,ap
MORALLY wounded Joseph FINK, labGer.
at this place yesterday cynniug waived =
animation this morning aud was placed u,
der bond in the sum Of $500. The wound
cd man Is still alive but Is not expected u
recover.
An adjourned meeting Of the city council
was held last night. Mayor Link presiding
The mayor was Instructed 60 have the city
ordinance revised as soon as the work can
be done lie was also authorized to place
with the First National bank ef Orange
part Of tue recent bond issue Of $1,000
The city marshal w0s authorized 70 put
on an additional night policeman and after
discussing other matters of Importance thf
council adjourned, subject TO call OF the
mayor.
The revival meetings being held OF the
Methodist church continues with unabated
Interest. There have been twenty-sA con
versions and the sermons delivered by Rev
w. A. Stuckey are heard with marked In
terest aud attention. The meetings will con
time the balance Of this week.
Dr. g. Il. Forward ~ Cleveland, ono
president Of the Forward Reduction com
pany, has been spending several days III
Orange inspecting the work on the big re-
hnery. Ho left for Beaumont last night
j, A. Hyde, assistant superintendent, ana
i. !. OFT, route agent Of the Wcllsfargf
Express company, were I'm orange today
looking after matters connected WIN tn'
express business.
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n. g. 3. Beers Letter.
lSnerlal IN The Post !

New Orleans, June II. Liverpool advices
we're disappointing. consequently our mar
ket opened to lower. subsequently de-
cllned 0 TO IA additional on reports of
rain In several points OF Texas and Arkan-
sas and the fact that the weekly weather
report was more favorable than expected.
The net loss on the day was 10 points on
July and IL to 10 on the other months,
Tue weekly weather report summary was
as follows: cover the northern portion of
throughout the eastern portion or the belt
cotton has experienced general favorable
conditions although lice are causing injury
ina horizons OF South Carolina and Georgia
over the southern portion of the central
district and throughout Texas the cror
fields In Mississippi and Louisiana and raiE
is now generally needed In these sections
rspeclaliy in Texas. where. however
dCspIte adverse conditions the crop is hold
ing on well, and the reports Of lice aud Dol
weeyils are diminishing. The crop is gen
orally well cultivated throughout the cot
ton belt. The government reported show
ers over Oklahoma. otherwise generally
fair weather prevails oyer the cotton region
Rains today though We're reported IRON
Guthrie, Oklahoma, Fort Smith, Little Rocs
and Hone, Ark, aud sherman, Bonhsm anT
Paris, Texas. The fear that these raini
would extend generally over Texas caused
The easness prevalent. but unless they sooI
materialze the chances are a reaction vii
he In order. Spinners continue apathetjc
and although spots locally were ofhciall!
quoted * down we are informed that trade
were made on sim lower basis. The In
tcrest Is in the new crop months and tn
market viii, therefore, be regulated prin
clpally by the daily weather condition"
II. & b. Beer.
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/ N Wisner,s Letter.

Houston. Texas, June l7.--From ell in
formation l can gather from various re
liable sources and which | now believ,
subsequent events will proEe correct is thai
a bearish bureau and forced liquidation pu
prices down generally In both home mar
Lets probab bly, more than Justified. No gen
cral rains In TexHs today aud few NOR,
NOT DAYS should cause reaction. Jul,
New Orleans has declined from 8 80 to s. 81
100 points. and has declined 81 points In esi
than a week aud 30 points In two days ans
a purchase on a decline OF this kind Is n
a rule a profitable Investment. and Will,
n Is true that notice day Is near and tina
this is a weather market yet 1t Is to b,
considered that july New Orleans has bat
an enormous decline aud with any chang,
in crop conditions the situation is in
falrest way for swift recovery.
j. y. Wisner.
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NEW YORK FUTURES
The Government Weather Repot Was
Bearsh-Prices Closed Lower

The Government Weather Repot Was
Bearsh--Prices Closed Lower
New York, June 1T.-The cotton mSket
opened easy with June . points higher nd
other months to points lower, following
which there was little change up to !.
o'clock The room contingent was bearlsnlS
Influenced by rumors of general light rams
over the western belt, notably In Texas ana
give little attention to bullish Liverpool
cables. The English market was que
come Ia to 8 points lower. but was ne'
unchanged to "A point lower July soiu ou
ia s. So and August touched $50 me gov
eminent report made its appearance app
proyed one of the most favorable OF rect ~
lines. noting a break in the droutn IN A. a.
eastern belt and no serious eneCts Ia u,est
Weather as vet over the central ahu We.
arn 'heit Blooms and squares We're ~
portad. and cultivation was descrloeu as a
= nnlete standStill. Rain was repoltvvut -, ~
no reeded seriously In some secIlous
though no mention was made OF any Inv M
damage during the next few days ~
enscis1 weather reports gave light rains II
some portions of Texas. while the lat
weather forecast indicated showers 10
Oklahoma Indian Territory ana Arkuhsa
tonight and tomorrow Immediately 70!
lowing the appearance of the report "
whole market listed toward the bearisl
side with Julv off to s 80. Weakness Il
fhc New Orlenus market served to ntensit,
the weakness here The local MARIE
closed easy and net lodl4 points lower
Around g. 20 for August II prominent wal
street operator was a heavy buyer and som
of the more conservative traders bought tn
ing was active all day and total sales wer
| estimated at 80. 90 bales.
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81. Joseph,s Academy at Yoakun, close

Yoakum. Texas. June II. The nrst an
nual commencement exercises OF st..
Joscph.s academy took place at the
academy building last night in the pres
cnce OF large audience Of friends aDt
well wishers OF the school. At the clost
or the rendition Of an excellent program o
music, recitations and essays diplomas wer'
Mr. D. j. Shall: Willie Nav Johnston
Imogene Byrne. Minnie Jeanes ana E0ttis
May This school has been In existence
for only four years.
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NEW ORLEANS SPOT.
Further Decline of One-Eiehth on All
Grades.

Further Decline Of One-tghth on AT
Grades.
New Orleans, June l7.-Lower Liverpool
and the decline in futures caused drop
of i in the price of spot cotton today,
Sales 400 bales. including 500 to arrive.
The future market was fairly active and
lower; the decline was caused by weaker
cables and reports and predictions of show
ers In various sections Of the cotton belt.
being relieved, or was about to- 10, relieved,
an easier feeling set In as soon as the gong
sounded for the first call, all positions
showing loss of to points at the open
ing Thereafter the market continued to
fall away, finally closing with net losses of
20 points on June. 10 on July and IA to
u on the other months. The trading was
confined to July, September. october and
JInuarv.
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COFFEE.

New York. June i7~--Conee-sp Rio
quiet; No. invoice 5A; mild QUIET; Cor.
dova sdlils. The market for futures closed
Stay 1oisI sales s 800 bags September fP s5
1 90: october 300; December 5.lo May
4 30
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DRUGS ANp CuEMIcALs.

ouinine, tsd4oc per ounce bottle; NOR.
prime, " 2otn 90 per ounce; cocaine. 50. p
packages; coppTas, 500 In barrels; castor
EPSON sSPp per on In -, Sgs ns PaHsSasets
alcohol, 50 Tods,t 20 per gallon: sulphur,
81 Is per 100 lbs IL barrels; alum. sac .rer
pound In barrels sa5peter, 7c per pound In
qSl co; gum opium S3so powdered opium,
81 so, carhollc acid, Adl5c per pound In
bottles; calcium carbide,$5 20 per 100, de-
llvered Texas common rS(way points.
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NEW YoRK.--The Peruvian press is urg
ing the government 10 adopt energetic
msssnres 10 get South African Beers to
imrnlgrate into that country, according 60
the Herald dispatch from Lama.
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METALS.
an1 -A~Aa -.

IiN-Firm, s2s.5od2o.5o; lead. un.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRoN-e5 and 5
Per cent discount.
,o5LAcK. SHEET IRoN-No. 81. "a per
lo1 pounds
,kooFING TIN-Machine made, $40. 5oG
NV per box; old style, sl6.5o9ls50 per
soLDER-Halt and Half. l7disc per
CORRUGATED IRoN-Galvanized. $500
per squate,
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Rheumatism more painful In this climate
than any other Addiction cured by prescrip'
ton No. 2s51 by Elmer & Amend. Z. u,
Schmidt, Houston, Texas. sole agent.
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PAINTS, olLs ANp GLASS.

so White lead, per ewt, strictly pure, 1928;
STy ns. grade, $500. third grade S. 90.
~; barrel lots, 52d5Sc per gallon. Min
srsI paints, Coo per gallon. Dry mixed
ha5n's, per cwt., In barrels, eoc Venetian
sseas per cwt. $3.50; yellow ochre, per cwt.,
SLN iinseed oil, best boiled, TOmIic.
Ready mixed house paints. ST 90. Window
glass, sS per cent or January list.
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LLEEhIo,Ns-MessInas. s.. 90.

-Aiessinas. S. 90
vvEEAa.NNGLs Seedlings. 400.
,fEACHES-per box. fancy. 4oasoc.
choice, 3oa4oc; 4.bnsket crates. 5oaT5e, nc.
eVrutng 10 quality.
III oMs-Texas, per peek boz, S56i45c;
Ny, ~ goose, 4.quart crates 75cdfs1. co.
e, Play PLAY MbERRlES = Cultivated, crates,
VI lSl ", according to quality.
rlNEAffLES-Pe crate, s4.5or4.T5.
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heavy STAPLES.


illloN- Powder, per keg, $500;
s1saeh Sl.65 Der Eeg; drop shot.
NA5; buck, 81 10.
s-Eitra short clear, In sacks,
gss, iS'4e; boxed, Ac higher; bel
|lR olL.-In barrels. 4sc; half bar
EHe AND TIES Begging, GLIB,
~ i.c; Arrow ties, less than car.
ron Houston, S1.2j.
'-sueE. wrapped, basis "a, No. Q.
M 10; No. ! full weight, basis
E PET 10; special sizes, l5c high
NJ ~ SNglde, as to quality.
a.sIstar, full weight. Toe; Gran
Esasat, lO1se: Electric Lights, SIC;
y selght, llZ2c; light weight, l0Kc.
ss,ttsslfooIrtland, 2.75d3 %; Rosen-
E |ss. Y, fair, 7l4a7&c; prime, $40
lieS, Se Aa9c' tancy, lll9411c; Pea.
asizei Cordoya, 1870; roasted
/ A0psSles ArloSa, hnsis 100-lh
LA,egT saellyered; Apex, IL. 40c; Lion,
seal Mocha and Java, Lib
u, noena and Java blend, lib cans
tie pals, 1S&c; International
~ ~, ilp TINS, lSAc; . and Alb pals,
N anna Mocha and Java, lib
'lESERs-A R c soda. bulk. boxes.
NJ eattons, per dozen, 95c; ginger
M nv, SIss1ms' Sc; stage planks. 6l2c:
Z a-.Basis 4S.lb sacks. Fancy bigh
AS. aal,-aHe4 80; fancy half patent, SO. 30
81, ..Ha grade, So Is: 24-lb sacks, Zoe
sI,s.s' sher' -four in wood, 15c per
GooDs-Grlts. homlny
~ meal, In 40.lb sacks, per sack,
w neal, In 36-lh sacks, per sn ok,
w oats, 81, 10: Friends oats, So. 10:
a vah, 2.S5; Hawkeye oats SIS 3;
4. SpssSskswheat. 1h.lh package, $3.50.
\, i,psq ueree compounds, ga
\, \ Il ialsg ilkc; Bob cans, &c higher
h y nlgheri alb cans, 1c higher.
NM S,,atqard' lS2c; fancy, l3Ag
ri p hams, 9%c.
'.A' sl.W per barrel; coopered,
I1i-ln barrels, 65d75c per gallon;
ar, extracted, 5d6c per pound;
49, In l2-lb cans, extracted,
.ssssrlSa sections. l2d13c.
n S-Rehoiled, fair. i6%d1sc;
ta,zs.ee choice, 25G28e; pure re-
ssSs III. MILK-Eagle, ss.75a7.Oo;
y, .,o5q4.75; Dime. SO. S5d8. 90;
m SAlsg4 20; Winner, s4.25@A.s5.
a llb full weight, 1 or. s5do0c
/, iikpgnt, 5 OF, 81 GOAL. 10; 5 OF,
M, nHght weight, 55Q60c; 2-lb,
is5- So'a9oc; lunch oysters, lib,
&. = lSe-gallon kegs, S1.90; 10
~ S.'5: 1s,bbIs, S4.50a4.55; pints,
'lS.}iH, SlOO; quarts, American
-E.., gallon hexagon, $3.50.
slr lancy head, 6i4Q6Iac; choice
.sanoDs ssaa4He; fancy Imported,
ma basis Tie, llc;. Manila,
Sicsaislss5na coarse. ssc; fne, eoci
vi 1850; CO.'S 'a-'' ioo-ss,
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WIRE NAILS-S2.o5 base ,er key.
BARRED WIRE-GalvaniAd Gndlen,
$3.50 per 100 lbs; galvanized 9aker, SIS. IS
per 100 lbs
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N roAA .1Ie $, ,,,,,
M LEADING FEATURE


LEADING FEATURE
III ! Dry Mineral Paint
To-. N, Eshausted'
e g I, i texas tomatoes tomatoes was was
!. d, Il the wholesale mar
4 consequence prices
z. 4 asnorslized and at times
= ,~'rIstles both came in ana
XXI TOO. place there was
u .,,s 3, demand until later
~, around 25dSoc per crate
!. 4 4 ,,ss was difficulty in dis
i.l,' rsIpts
as'ss ,,i.s new in the lemon sit
d i IN stood firm at the ad'
ftsir activity was seen
. N, ,.4ofiTexas eggs came In,
~ n Z the weakness that pre-,
sruodlty. Sales occurred
ro,,r sse
Of q ,,.,,,, made an
r. r.. sJYntlne nav ~. NV, hring
d n tstSs-sail,o'll .. ," ~ ,o0i5sc
,slss &, Va lpts arc O.i''I ,'aan r,,r,,ed
:" Slaasw glass mas ,, O'V
xd ]anuar' n'''
!. ..,,r shipments Of all kinds
J j, "A the situation was gen.
y. .scount of the volume and
.,r,ls dealers had some
eneI ,,Ior Of their receipts of
; nd cantaloupes, all of
: e. good deal of inferior
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FRUITS,

APPLEs-TeIas green, per boz Soaooe;
red 50n60c. a oo>,a5o.
BANANAS-Loose,, Sl.o0dl'o pacAe''
81. 75d2 23; per pound, 2A@oei ..na
CANTELoUPES-Bus crates. u oos
75; Rocky Fords, In baskets, 4oaoOc
HERRIEs-Califoruis Re-, per poA'
81 .50g1 rs.
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES--Fa evaporated. 5O-lb boxes,
lOl1q1Olac; lib cartons fancy, iOS4qllc;
cartons, choice, l0hQl0lac; choice eyapo'
rated. gAQlUc; sun dried, 65sGg7lsc.
ApRICOTS-P Per lb, loose, lOl59llc.
CITKON-In l0-lb boxes. lac.
CURRANTS-25-lb boxes. cleaned, bulk,
siLd9c; lib cartons, 0l3milc.
DATES-1-lb packages, TizgSc Fsrd
dates. DC; Hallowei, bulk, GO-lb boxes, 90
tic. .,o,,
PEACHES-Choice new stock, 9d9Ac.
KAISINS- California. 3-crowp, H. b.'
boxes. 81. e5Gi1. 70; Alb boxes. l.. L.. raisins,
G6mTOc: 2-crown, l.. NJ. rasins- aOlb boxes,
Sc: 3-crown, l.. NJ raislns SIZE.
pKU NES-Calfforna. YO-lOOs, DC; SO-0Vs
h1lc, IO.sOs. tic; 60.7Os, b1Ac; 5O-Oos, lc
4O-5Os, Sc
NUrs-FilbertS, Sicily, l3ci California;
walnuts l3@14c; peanuts. fancy hand pick
Id. 7dThc: No. 2. 512e; Jumbo, TGIHci
almonds. Taragina, 100 lie per 10 IN sacks
California almonds, l5c; neeans, iVgi2c' ao'
cording 10 siEe-
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PRODUCE,

BEESWAA-Prlme Texas, 22aZ3c Per
BEEANs-ImpoEtea navy, beans, s32 ,;l
Slack eyed &c; Michigan navy, sac
California navy, 5AQ4l2c; Snaps, $40 per
hushel wax. $3.50 per bushel; California
Limas. 512@6c; fresh wax beans, oo9'oc
~ BbUyTTTERIBiue star, 24c; dairy, 22c; FL
gin creamery, 25q2Gc; Meadow Gold,
rne-Lincon solids, l2l5c; Lincoln prints
13ac; Daisy solids, loalTc; prints,
lsc; Moxley's special 1sdl9c: Crystal Gem
and country rolls, 10c; Empire state spe-
cial Zoe: special Blue Star, 1Sc; EAgin dairy
bricks. zoe; Ideal. lllac Purity creamery,
90 and 30-lb tubs, 22c; lib prints, 24c; 81
gin creamery, solids, lsc; country butter IN
pals lO@2Oc
CABBAGE-tI
Wisconsin full cream rolls, l6c;
Wisconsin full cream daisies, i5ql6c; Wis
consin half cream. 14gl4i4c.
EGGS-Texas s@9c; Kansas, zoe.
kRAUT-New, IN half barrels, 5000
3 20.
0NIoNs-New crop, per bushel, 75dsoc..
PEPPER-Chile. new, l3Gl6e per pound;
black Singapore. 15c.
POTATOES-New potatoes, 40d50c per
bushel
PEANUTs-Jumbo. per pound, 7@7Ac;
fancy hand picked No. /, 6d6lsc,
PECANS-Texas, per pound, lO9l2c, ac'
cording TO size.
POULTRY-C Chickens, hens, good, So 75d
3 90; fryers, large. 50. 75dS 90; broilers,
81 75d2 90; mixed lots, 81 5003 90; cocks,
large old 81. S0l12. 90; ducks large. So 00n
| 355; geese. fun feathered, SO 00d3. so:
turkeys, hens, So 0o@7.oo; gobhlers, zoo
@9.0O,
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GRAIN AND Hay

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
same I1e rate. Dealers charge from store
5G1Oc per 100 pounds more ON bran, 2d3c
per bushel on oats and corn, 1odl5c per 100
BRAN-Per 100 lbs. 81 O3a1 .o5.
CORN CHOPS-Pure, 81. 43d1. 45.
OATS-No. mixed sacked, 51l2c; No. .
white sacked. 54Iac; No. white, sacked,
54c; Texas red rust proof oats, sacked,
4+q46c,
Corn-No, . mixed, sacked, 701ac; No .
white, sacked, Size
HAY-Choice alfalfa, S14 50Q15,00; choice
timothy, SIT .7561S 90; South Texas prairie
hay. SIS 00d6. 90; North Texas and Terri
tory hay, $40. o0@l2.0O.
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MISCELLANEOUS sIOCks.


Houston Land and Trust Josloo % $500
Houston Drilling ana suppN s5o M
90. ........' - 49,. ~
international Creosote 90 en- on
az Beaumont ...,:t'''''I 81 M ~ "a
Mooro.C ortes Cannl Co., w ~ ~ ."
Merchants National Bank no W -. ~
Magnolia Park GO. .;'ii, o..n 1919 20 W
Mutual Building and Loan e,o m
Association ....:. ',,''S-a I 49, ! ~ ~
Planters and Mechanics NJ -, Eol
tIGnal B9 Ell Min CO. i45 90
Smith Texas National BANK 30 20 ~ ;;,.:',,oa
Sour Lake Springs Co. is ~ ~, NJ az a. ~,
snindie Top Power Co. ~. 10 10 iia59 ~ ~
southwestern Dry Plate 70 ''-'''' ~ ~ ~ ~
Trinity Rice, Land and Ut. l.'.''''l ~ w
Texas Savings, Real Estate 40 al AZ 10
and Investment co. y - 21- 10 =!
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=
CANNED GOODS.
I'm FRUlTS-Appies, 3-lb, 9Jc@
E,s,pples. sliced. ii III. eyeless ANA
[ NSdl. IS; extr0 grated, So 90;
Ss' strawberries, 2lb, 81. lUiG
talellies, 2.ib, sUaS5c; peaches,
afElj.
m ,LuETABLES Tomatoes, 2-lb,
vi sl.i5; $40, full weight, $l.35;
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
ON CORNER OF
DOUG. AND EMP.
Or. Dorsey viii Put Up Two
Story Building.
WORK TO BE BEGUN SOON
Another Victory in Building
Revolution in Those Parts.
WORK TO BE BEGUN SOON

Before October i, work or a two-story
t-..,- t..-,t7,,o ~ he situated on the
e-....,----., r---,-f.
SCUM" -
avenues. VIII be begun II the plans o.
Ir. r. @. Dorsey carry out. The building
q. q, hove "a 9--f,e+ frsnt and to be I'm
-.,-. s..,. rr,o s+,,,o-
i-'0 'p 90
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
THEY MADE BAD MONEY
Three Wen Convicted OF Counterfeit
fnc-E IN H-E,flea safntes COURT

Edward Rocky, clyde Rocky and Clar-
ence King were found guilty Of counter
feidng boy a jury in The United States dis
tIlct court yesterday. The trial was be-
gun Friday morning ana finished at Il
O'clock yesterday. and the jury retired
fifteen minutes after They vNorkeG in the
jury rooms until O'Clock studying the
Instructions OF Tie court. and at + O'Clock
asked To be re-inswucted. as they wished
come points in the case cleared UP. AT
half past last night they informed the
court shat verdict had been reached.
and court was Immediately convened and
the prisoners brought down from the Jail
Immediately john adams, attorney for
the defense. flied application for time IN
which To dle a motion Tor new trial,
and sentence was suspended during TIE
hearing of this motion some time ia Oc-
Lober
These men with Chas. Glasby were cap
tureJ 1T Caldwell. early in June. by the
sheriff OF Sumner county and his dcpu-
aies
The crowd had been cruising around
the southern part o. the state for some
weeks. passing this counterfeit coin when
ever an opportunity presented itself.
Their work was so raw and the money
so plainly counterfeit that the officers
went after them.
The Booky family escaped at Cald-
well and here the officers found and
arrested the four men, They were in
dicted on five counts by the srand jury
and found guilty on each count by the
petit jurors Chas Classy was granted
a severance of trial and viii not be
tried mtn next term of court.
Last night this term of court took
recess and Judge Hook left fer his home
in Leavenworth. The work of the court
IS now complete up 10 this time.
Irregular bowel movements breed dis
ease in the body You should purify and
regulate the bowels by using PRICKLY
ASH BITTERs 1t is mildly cathartic
and strengthens the stomach, liver and
kidneys
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-21
Lace and
SpangIed Robes

The last shipment
came yesterday. our
opinion is they are
downright swell. They
come in black and
cream. To get the best
impression you should see
these over colors-on dis
play in lace sec CfS
ton, up from ......PIO
At the Lace Counter YOU
see creations of this sea
son Only-those popular
dress trimmings Of Medal
lions, Venice Bands and
Alloyers, in match sets.
This section also wishes
10 announce the arrival o
ChiTons and Spangled
Nets, 10 be on show To-
morrow.