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MOVEMENTS IN RICE MARKET,

remrnnt Of the crop though TINT is uow
lcf. In tho hnrds Of planters md arrivals
viii be OF qulsc sparsey distributed qnnh-
tity in the future There Is no rhiaNnuon
in INC strength Of dcmnnd for the best
,arirtIes and only the over supply al ~
f,rior grade In the trade prevents an adj
vance IN prices, which is looked for, now
ever by some regardless OF that iact'
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

STOCK OF millinery goods TO exchange Ter
lands Address Roomss2o2.s Klan lfniid.
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ha nAis i s. C,allforula, s.crown, L. L.
s5i 10, Sl;o sg. 10 tlh boxes, L. NJ rulsins,
''fS%p9 f, 3,erown, l., NJ, Gi<5iic.
10 70 "a california, 9O.l0us, 4i5c; sOpOs,
S6s 'yy-eos' c'se COOS, &c: J0G0s. G,sc; 40.
s,NNt rs Brazil, i6alTc per ID; 0lberts.
nt,iF' l5c; California walnuts. l3fii4c, pea.
IIsW . fancy hand picked, 5%G6c: No. ?,
i,ttfi{95e' Jumbo, ba6.sc; almonds. Tara sona,
49, pocaas loci chestnuts, Piedmontcs,
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r. q. Morris q Co.'S Letter.

Houston. Texas, January 24.--LiyerpooI
cables came IN as expected 2t4 points 40
and closed at the same hgures, Spots ad.
Vanced 1-16d over yesterday.
New York and New Orleans opened 10
8 points down. but steadily gained strength
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New York Dry Goods

Now York, January - Dry goods \
moderate demand has hcCu reported today
FOR cotton goods. There has been no rhuuEe
IN the attitude of eullcrs, aud both staple
row prut cloths are stroug, hur nos quotu-
hlv higher. wide makes uuv, hut urN.
IAuens ar' tcudng upwards, VITA % mnd-
crate demand. BurlgpS are dull hut steady
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Chronicles Weather Report.
(specinl 10 The Post.)

New York. January 2L-The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle says Adyices to
us By telegraph from the South this even
ing indicate that as 4 rule he weather has
heen favorable during the week Rain
has fallen IN most localities, but generally
HE DreeIpitatiop has been moderate. or
light Cotton IS being marketed quite
freely,
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HEAVY STAnrre

HEAVY STAPLES.
NM %SvgssiiIr.5toN.sPowder, per kcg, s4.OO;
., powder 81 60 per keg; drop shot,
3iGnN "; 10, buck, 81. 20.
8Si6sN Extra short clear, In sacks.
ket. regulars f0Ha11c; boxed &c
Iitrc bellies, l%@l2c.
4 SJlbtA III AND TIFs-Bagsing, 2-Ib,
4 h,vS rs; Arrow ties, less than car.
INN iTGm Houston. $125.
NIX n .stleR' wrapped, basis "a, No. .,
&ii,ii7i,c ~ No j, full weight. basis
4si silSSiPer ID; special sizes he higher;
lssSspLLLS-Star, full wSisht 10. cror-
SyTTsht, l0l9c; Electric Lights Dc.
4 81 ;issdSD9ro@9rtland, $9.75@2,2 %; Rosen-
4 \ 5E-Rlo, fair, sl!GsHc. nrimo Nh
<y T l5S1, igs55,glOc; fancy, lu(adllc; Pea.
~ .Lloi2y; COrdOya, l3lac: Roasted
m III "'.iuGHles' Arlosa, basis 100 ii
.ts, ~ 'iiycred; Apex. II. Zoe. Lion
n H. Ky M seal Mocha and lava. lii
n snd I Mnocna and Java blend, lib cans
RlCkERjSS pals; lsAe.
Il l,b rss,,a b c Soda, bulk, boxes,
ID &c. lions lions per dozen, SIC: ginger
n and ium5IIass' Sc' stage planRs, 6l4e;
II "a Basis IS,lb sool-s. w., -.
Il sr,d ~ fancy, half poronT IA IA
,.slaee, S3.TO. 9t,lb saci, p"I Igl ~
IA uOur IN wood i5c per barrel
j EeesSsaAcEogs Goops-cr,,s oom,nv
N pear n,aL In 4Olb sncks ner sa1E
~ 81 tHaneai, IN 3G-lb sacks S2'T5 nov
n is cat sacks, Scotch oats, 81 n5
New NJ, sS;o9; Columbia oats. 50 S0.
Il Raekaees SS,sS; Hecker's buckwheat,
"A -Kefned ~
Z .lisfees. ~ iI,it2ci sob cans, Nc higher
Y rs higher. w n. cans, &c higher; 5-lb
"a Ns-Slandayb ,v,4hs' lc higher.
hams. 81 u lll4c; fancy, 12%d13c;
H.. ''Is' 500 per barrel: eoopcred,
Ssf c,IT barrels, coarse nor Gallon.
HUI, Nj, extracted, 5G8c Der SS5n'i,
"a; poSS4 ln l2-lh cans extrortcd
HLASSfS sections, l2Hl3c.
"A MO- hcboiled. fair teaoJ1 Co.
u synp. s5rpSS55oeiiee, 256i26c; fancy ne
Gov pure new crop syrup,
/. ~. Ns q g. lLK-Eagle. So. 7597 DO.
q. tee 81 ~ ,t9i Dime, 81 S56j3 90:
a. ERs-l INK ~, ~ Wirncr. 81 e1s1a 30 !.
Weight WI weight. I ". Sj6foOc:
"A Id, Igh,~ ~ .Olqtl 20. lib, 6-oz.
% 'Ve' lunch oysters, LIE,
& has y laSe,,eallon kegs 81 90. 10.
Fl sh ~ @; h-hbis' SIX 90. nInis
81 u 50. Sl-0O; quarts Sni'.t III.
II rls IA Gallon 81. ~. llS3,,on uii t,,,.
n E-ES,re : Lgaioa hexagon AZ AZ ~
n talr 49, head, G2IHle. cboice
sSrlsoa, c17fsc' fancy Imported. IA
~ cikal -,
E s'arfed il, easls 10. nNc, Manila
"A 81 Lollslsta warm. So; thrred. Ii4c.
n ~. ss - coarse, Soc: inc. s5c:
81 So ee-5s, 50 As; 100 IS,
Ss,slsi %. ''1 S es,erel, No. /. in lob
n ,io%,,. TINS I, ll,dSels, 7olb. No. i.
''s0i Castle Ik, ost sosk, Columbia
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ANlED--By young man, position as cook
IN camp or boarding cars, good pastry
sud bread baker. j. Il. Schembere, Travis
house. II
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corroN sEEp pRODUors.

T.. a. 70 mill Texas interior points. no.
culdWg Gao location. Per gallon
llImp crude OIL luoso.,..,. al an
Prime summer yellow oil. rs 0t
lmuIs, according to quail
tt} ...... ....-.-......t,.. ~ Ni oI'a
Per tom
Hulls. loose ...,.....,.....S go q, S 80
pr,mo cotton seed mc1l...2i 80 ~
Prime cotton seed onkc. on. - 80 "a
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
New York, January 2i--Cotton seed oil
steady.
Memphis, Tenn, January 2i-Cottou secI
oil Prime crudo no. prune summer yellow
50. choice c"uking auumor yellow IS. Meal
and rak.- Prime 400
New Orlouns. january 3D. Cotton srrd
OIL nrm' prime refined ln barrels 44i5 OF
refined 40ia, prime crude loose 80.
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WANTED position as manager or
superintendent of an irrigation canal. or
largo rice farm. lay a man who thorough
al8u This niTirc
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M You want 10 buy sell or exchange real
estate see Crsnston Il Watklns, HOY
Main street. -
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HARDWARE

WIRE NAILS So rs base per key
"a REED WlRE-Gavanizcd Guddep
S , per 100 lbs galvanized Baker S3.s5
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narnlll . Rlehardson'sl GRO.

uoustor, Texas, January 24.-Liverpool
hardly met expectations this morning,
nrlces closing about 2i46I higher, but not
Srithstaudlng the disposition 10 hesitate
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APPLIES Fancy Ben Davis S5O0n3ooi
No. > Ben Davis 81 5Gd4 40; fancy vice
ssps. 81 so: fancy oregon, boxed, I've red,
S1T-M2 90. .
BANANAS 81 65a1. 70; packed.
81 7jQ2 90
crate; barrels 81 OOm9JO. 80.
CoCoANUTs-P sack OF 100 SO 259
3.aC: less quantities. $3.50. 49,
LEMONS Messinus, new crop, S3.1VQ
So. Tl,t CALIFORNIA; 50 1913 90. 5000 -.
ORANGES California nayels, So 65d2'go;
seedliug, S225.
GRhPEs- Malaga or Aimeria, 2o-lb kegs
So 5O6iG. 90.
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PRINTER WANTS position MS foreman
or other work IN the oncc strictly sober;
a hrst class Job and nd man Address
Tho Columbian lrcnhum, Texas. 20
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COlOGtEn man wants work around yard;
understand care of Horses and COWS, VII
ling 10 work give reference. 1878, this
uniDp
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

81 10; Spear Alaska, 81 81 Toy, Columbia
River, Sl.25; Bnc Bell Columbia RIVER,
95c, Violet brand, 1,So; Carnalou brand
Fancy Rod Alaska, SL3jQ1.4oi Pink Al1ska,
$l.l0.
SARDINES-A American quarters, 81 651
80; mustard, Sc. 1u0t3. 20; imported GIL
lpttc grade. quarters. So 80; fancy sprais,
quarters, s. .unUlu.OU, according to grade
boxes, 31Nn4i-c; ROYAL Gloss or Archer.
hulk, 4a.Miisy: Nickel. 100 patk1g s, per
box, S3.tv. corn starch, 1i-c per 3D. 20 and
4o.lb boxes.
special rates are given or ca.loNd orders
Standard granulated. Sc; cubes 0nd pow.
do: ed. ,Ec; Louisiana yellow, clarified aud
fancy, 4c; choice 3&M3Tsc.
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COLORED boy wants job cleaning up OF.
Zee Apply COG pcasc avenue. %
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WANTED Situation. by m oldtimc book.
keeper iGctmuni as Waterman or work.
NE in yard, garden or Kitchen. etc; more
lnr huuw than high wages Address
49, lhs othcc. ~
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CoMrErENr PRESCRIPTION druggist
wants position; holds state papcrs ind
rNn tnmlsh good references Address
Druggist care Ray Drug Store, Four.
lHrntR and Market streets. Galveston.
NANS. III
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WNNIUD \ pOeIl0n by comnctcnt
porter, with best Of reference Address
soto This unlrc 20
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nRrns -ANn -CHEMICALs.

Qulninc, 4Od42c per ounce bottle; NOR,
phine. S2.2Jd2.50 per ounce; cocaine $500 ~
ncr ounce; borax Stac per pound In lVo lD
packages; copperas $40 in barrels castor
oil. Si28 per Cation in 5-gallon packages;
epson sats 81 a per 100 lbs In barre u
alcohol. s2t7odS,o0 per gallon; sulphur,
S7,05 per 100 lbs in barrels; alum, 21sc Pc,
pound p barrels: sIltpeter, &c per pouhl
in barrels: camphor roc; wood ALCOHOL
sl.0O: r,m opium. S8.s5. powdered opl,unI D.
Sl.S5; carhoic aeld 40G re per pound -
bottles: calcium carbide. 81 20 per, w, ue'
nyered Texas common railway points.
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS,
ApPLEs-Fancy evaporated, Job boxes
GJLc: -lb cartons, fancy, l9hsei cartons.
choice. 4'ae choice eyaporateu, sfy' sun
APRICoTs-Pe ID. loose. 1olea &c. Ats
'6tfqR on IN 1O-lb boxes. l4e. L,Li
-6,IIRRANIS-- 2s,lh haxes, cleanep, DufA'
ss4f;8e fiB cartons, atgdi1c;,-o,, -,
DATEs-i.lb packages, 7iE4siseis - faId
dates, DC; Ho,loWei, bulk. GOLD boxes o1oc'
Imported. 12lxd15e. .,,,so.
PEAcHEs-Cholce new stock. s&aoc.
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.


SITUATION TO cook for small family or
chamber maid. Apply 1901 oak stieet,
First ward. II
WANTED Position by young lady who Is
willing TO do any kind ~ honest work
Apply lOls bingham street ~
A YOUNG stenographcr and bookkceper
at present employed wishes position out
Of Houston: best Of reference given. AID.
dress 1870 this Office q
TWO Girls want 10 DO hous6Work or
nurse or plain cooking, Apply at III
andrew street Houston ~
A STEADY colored woman desires place
70 cook and assist IN small family; viii.
Ing to stay on the place. Cali az 20ls
Austin street. 25
YOUNG LADY who writes a faIr hand Is
anxious for position In offlce. Address
1902, this office -
EXPERIENCED LADY Stenogrdbhor de-
sires position. Address 1852, this ofice.25
wANTED--A situation by woman, an
round servant, good cook. Address 1919
Maple street. 25
SITUATION BY woman, good cook, wash
and Iron, Address 1919 Maple street %
LADY stenographer desires position; some
experience. Address 36sl, this office. q
A WOMAN wants place as housekeeper
or nufse 302 Polk avenue. %
COL0RED woman wants good place 70
cook or nurse willing 10 cook for section
3 or small family IN Beaumont 7ls An
3 drews, Rosa Brightwen. 81 -
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
STOCK Of millinery goods TO exchange Ter
Lands Address Roomss2o2. Klsn iniid,
ing. %
IF You want 10 buy. sell or exchange real
estate see. cranston 4 Watkins, 10y
Main street. ~
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ROY Is NEAks oLD--willlng TO do any
Kind " work. drive delivery wagon or
work In store Apply az Bowling street.
Both phones 1S2. "a
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ROOM AND BOARD-11O2 Rusk avenue,
three blocks from Rice botcl. ~
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A GOOD COOK AND BAKER WANTS 4 lob
IN camp on boarding house, twenty-five
Years eNperlCuCc satisfaction guaranteed.
Address y D., this office -
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LARGE front room with board; all con-
yenlcnccs Sii Main 26
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,OOD BOARD, SO 90 aud 81 per week;
table 49, 200 La Branch. 20
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SITUATIONS--MALE.

SITUATIONS-MALE.
ROY Is YEARS oLD-willng TO do any
kind " work. drive delivery wagon or
work IN stora. Apply 7l2 Bowling street.
Buth phones lS2. -
WANIED-By young man, position as cook
IN camp or boarding cars, good pastry
snd bread baker. j. Il. Schemberg, Travis
house. ~
WAN1ED-Pos ~ experienced stenog-
tahhef Address 35;S, this office. -
MAN1Ep-Postion as clerk in wholesale
or tclall grocery store; three years ca
-ptiitrce. Address !. G. L., this office. ~
I WANTED Situation. by young man, as
fireman or oller; understands both. call
I or address us sampson street, ~
! y MAN WANTS situation to take care OF
horse aud buggy and mako himself use.
~ %,ouno me house. Address a'''' i9 y
A GOOD COOK AND BAKER wants n fob
IN 'ulnp or boarding house, twenty-five
yours experience, satisfaction guaranteed.
/ Address y D, this office. -
/ CoMIErENF PRESCRIPTION drncriSt
wants position holds State papers, and
Gun tnruish good references Address
/ Druggist care BAY Drug Store, Four.
! dvGhlo ANA Market streets Galveston.
2 --i- AUS. ri
/ WANTED Ry a Young man. iob az
/ n'1, hn1nh e. roncut A1td work. Address
&Gl ihts otbrc II
WANTED Situation, by m oidtimc book
Ws IN yarb ", ri,i, uS ~, WIliiSonlnh OF work
/ lur homo than high wages. Addres.
b. this ofdcc. ~
INDUSTRIOUS MAN desires immediatr
4 tWpI"fmcni iH almost amy capacity. town
81. country Address 'N"ncN This Of
Agc -
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! ON. nf ri. ui"' I,3Ih, j" ivy
J rrl.p .9vrbt,, ""'' "' S'7"' i-uS
STI.>,- ri-Dipf}i,i,- al
want. .i.r,+i'n n.,, 'V'f ), ''' ,,'lff,iluia
. l.YIi,. .it. r.r,r..,,... ~ l'i,,L.'
mi. ofHer '"N'''' '''.,',
. -. ..-.....-. -
yrars olncr,nro. can o ' s rSn, l"cn'E
a5iG. this ofGCc "'"'s' Aua'eSS
/ A cnLoRrD yuunr man -o-rfg Nm:
good uo-Eri. GOOD uilr"r, n, '' ',
thr country a I'M ,11s , JUS, ir"u
aa9I this office 95
( WANTED By ,ongr n,o r3gi,i.,,, a.,
,.rrk Am r,.n,I n,,r ''i' W, IA, to''',"u NO.
.tcno.tnp.,i. c,n,Iicnrn ~, no,h 'rf i,o or
reference, furnished Address T.. O.
HuN rl2, Houston, Texas. "a
WANTED p,siti,p ,,,,,,,o,,,
SOTO this onicc %
WANTED .pngi,l,r la 10 80 4, -
work In store on oncc. or nny other
work Address 3552. this Office. 20
" WITT, I..-j,i--,.
German TO work iu ward or Sturp, or any
other work 3jgS this Office 20
gr.rI-trtnN ,,,,,,., - ~.
/ a. md, 10 ,"""''u ny IL young nphi
c0u give best reference. Answer to 1917
Rusk street 20
aN.rl,u p.eTtI----- i--,---,-
fifteen years eVpprrucc uud understand
general mcrrhnndisp husinpss thoroneh.
dress 35I7. this olricc. "a
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suuciIpt,udcpt of nm Ir,irotion rsnnl an
lufgc rIor fgri, hv n ,npH NM th p,,,l' Oh
iy u,,lrr.t,nl. tIo lrli,,,ys ,dt,s7'.
/ .,59o thIs miro 500 N"'' ''
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HOUSTON HEiGHTs HoTEI.-c omforta.
bic rooms, artesian water, telephone, hot
aud cold baths and good board, 50 per
week o. NJ Carter. II
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1902-10-03
TAKES STRONG GROUNDS.

In his address Of Wednesday to
the Illinois soldiers and sailors,
at their reunion at Carbondale,
Gov. Yates took strong grounds
on ther race war, which has been
carried on for some time at Edo
ra 10, Ill. He declares that he
will protect any and all of its
citizens so long as heis Governor,
from any organized band of ku-
klux who will attempt to drive
out or interfere with any one.
We have called the public's at
tention to the fact that certain
Organization among the low class
of people have been trying to
drive the colored people from
their homes, and the authorities
have failed to lend any protection
to these people. The Governor
has been appealed to aud he now
declares that he will protect the
humblest citizens, even though
he may be colored man, and
should any Of his soldiers in the
discharge Of their duties kill any
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1902-10-03
1 DISTING UISXkD VISi-
IOR HERE.

DR.. H. Il. Johnson of Phlla-
delphia, Pa, was here last week,
enroute from the Iowa A. NJ. r..
annual conference to the Missouri
conference in Moberly. The
doctor is one of the great scholars
of our race. He is editor of the
Christian Recorder, the oldest
colored journal in the world. he
was the guest of Rev. H. S.
Graves. He preached at the A.
NJ. E. church Monday evening to
good sized house. 1t was a
plain, good practical sermon,
filled with good thoughts, plain
facts and truths. We wished
that more did not come out; OF
course the threatening weather
prevented many from coming
Mrs. Catherine d. Tillman, a
poetess, recited one of her poems
to the delight of all. DR.. John
son was much impressed with our
city and especially the Bystander
Office, which he thought was a
nice office and a good plant.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1902-10-03
A WORD TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

For the past three months we have
been calling, soliciting. urging and
even pounding at our subscribers that
are away back in their dues to the
Bystander to pay up. In some places
and cities we have received their re-
mittance, but others have paid nothing
and will not answer. We even mailed
a card in which they could pay up their
dues in the small amount Of only soc,
and yet no respond. What do you
mean? Do you mean to be dishonest
and not pay your debts: Or do you
mean to beat us? This means all of
those who have received notices and
have not answered them. In our city,
Dcs Moines we have just put our col
iector out and the same old story, "call
again." .Oh don't know when | can
pay or IL will call at the Office some
time," Why can't you be as honest
with the Bystander bill as you are
with any other bills Why not pay us
as us as you do white newspapers.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1902-10-03

Miss Francis Walker, graduate OF
the East Des Moines High School, also
one OF the leading business colleges OF
this city, has been rendered and has
accepted a position in the Bowman
Business College as teacher of Latin
and Short hand. Miss Walker is one
the leading society young ladies of this
city, and has host of friends who will
be delighted to hear of her success
This is another instance where ability
and education wipes out prejudice and
should be encouragement to all young
people to secure thorough education.
Miss Walker is the only colored lady
teaching in the city. She has proven
herself thoroughly competent to fill
this position.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1902-10-03

There occurred at the home of M
and Mrs. Henry McCraven on 10TH,
street Thursday evening the marriage
Of thai son Eugene McCraven to MISS
Pearl Leftage who has been making
her home with her sister Mrs. Wilson
of Oak street. The families and rela-
tives were present 1t the marriage.
The bride was dressed in white silk
MORE with applique trimming and
carried bunch Of white carnation
The groom wore suite of black clay
worsted. The bridesmaid her sister
Miss Nellie wore pink dimity, Paul
Pain the bestman wore black clay
worsted, Little Bessie Giles acted as
fawer girl and carried basket OF
white carnations. Refreshments we're
served. The Bystander ond their host
Of friends whish them long and happy
married life.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1902-10-03
CLINTON ITEMS.

Edward MoreIand, at one time resi-
dent Of this city, but for the past two
years has made his bone in Davenport,
visited in Clinton last week.
Rev. W, A. Searcy has been re-appoint-
cd pastor Of Bethel A. M. E. church of
this city for tie ensuing year.
Rev. p, e. Cooper of Springfield, ILL.,. {.
is in the city his week in attendance at
the fdneral Of his brother, the late Frank
Cooper.
MARslD-Miss Mary Moreland and
Holland william. we'll known residents
of this city, were married at the hcme OF
the latter Saturday evening. They will
continue to resice in Clinton.
Messrs. b. F. Cooper OF Buxton and
Jas. W. Cooper Of Morrison spent the
past week in this city, called here on he
account of the death OF their father. Frank
Cooper.
DlEp-At his home, 3:2 Eleventh Ave,
at 1905 o'cloc4 Sunday evening, occurred
the death of Frank Cooper. The deceas-
cd had been III for several month past
with heart trouble. caused by paralytic
stroke, which he suffered several months
ago. Frank Cooper was born February
Is, 1883, ia Frankfort, Ky. Age at time
Of death 60 ears, months and IL days.
He was united In marriage in 1858 to
Miss Elizabeth Brown, OF Palmyra. Mo-,
and to them eight children We're born.
four boys snd four girls-Jas. William
Cooper of Morrison, H.; 3. +. Cooper,
Of Buxton, Ia, Chas. 4. Cooper Of Cleve.
land, Ohio and Lewis Cooper Of Virginia.
Anna b. Cooper at home is the only
daughter Lying. He is survived by his
wife and two brothers. Rev. p. c. Cooper
Presiding Elder Of the A. NJ. Z. confer
ence in Illinois, and Chas Cooper ia 1t
Glapge Mo. He was faithful! m.mbel
Of Bethel "A. NJ. K. church and had servet
10 an official capacity Tor a number Q
years. y
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1902-10-03

Nedpe esdAy evening October 1st., oc-
cured the marriage OF Miss Maple
Morton and MIR. Christopher Phelps.
The bride one Of Des Moines favorite
young ladies was dressed in a pretty
shade OF gray foliage cloth with very
elaborate trimmings and carried bridal
roses The groom u very bright young
man is employed at Geo. A. Millers'
office. The bridesmaid a sister Miss
Alice was dressed in white null over
blue silk and carried shower boquct
Of roses, Mr.. Lowell Douglass acted as
best man. The ring ceremony was
performed by the father OF the groom
Rev. Phelps. A three course lunch
was served by Messrs Carr and Graves.
The Bystander with their many friends
wish them long and happy life.
They received many valuable and use
full presents.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1902-10-03

Mother Jones, whom the demo-
cratic party has engage in the
Sixth district to make campaign
speeches and win voters to their
party, is certainly doing more
harm than good. The time has
past when any one can work upon
the prejudice of the thinking
people of this country aud not
upon facts. Among some Of the
statements she makes is, if we
were in power we would controle
the mines. the railroads, the tele-
phones, and the telegraph and
the working people would only
have to work four hours day
and receive $1,000 per day, q
Such talk as this is only to
create dissention, and is not a
solution to any problem that is
confronting the american people
to day. The time has long since
passed when anyone can prejudice
the people against any party
without showing facts and reas-
ons. 1t is not reasonable, or will
any fair minded person accept
the theory that an ordinary man
can earn and will receive $1,000
per day for four hours work.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1902-10-03

The Rev Mrs. Murphy formerly OF
the Canadian Conferen but now OF
the Iowa Conference spent several
days in the city, preaching three very
interesting sermons hast Sunday It the
A. NJ. E. church to large and appre-
at,ve audience Mrs. Rev. Murphy is
an evangelist with much ability and
comes highly recommended, She has
a rich alto voice which makes her a
beautiful singer. She was suddenly
called to sweetspring, Ohio to the bed
side Of very sick mother, she had
planned with the pastor to hold Z
series Of meetings while in the city. =