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The Cleaners.

The old custom of gleanng in the harvest fields, which recalls tllc Bib ical story of Ruth and Naomi. is not obsolete in England. and in Hertfcrd- shire, BedfordShle and the neighbor- ing counties. as soon as the wheat is gathered in the late days of August. there may be seen in the newly cleared fields numbers of women and children diligently picking Up cne by one the scattered cars and forming them into neat little sheaves which they carry in their hands until large enough to be bound up. When the daylight fails. ali the booty is bound up in cloths and carried home on the heads Of the gleaners. At home they thrash it out by hand and sell the grain or use it for their chickens. The gathering of . half peck is usually full days work for a child, and often Il woman spends a whole day in gathering very little more. Cleaning, however, is looked upon somewhat in the light of picnic. The mother and children leave home in the morning, take with them food for the day and stay out in the fields until nightfall
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Make the Most of Your Gifts.

Personality has done wonders with both heredity and environment. It has made moderate gifts accomplish mar vicious things. Men with moderate gifts, by patient and persistent appI- cation have put to shame the splendid ly equipped, who have indolently frit- tered away their patrimony. Out of the most untoward surroundings men have fc,lnd their way to the grandest achievements. The boy from the log cabin has outstripped the boy from the palace. The barefooted boy has out stripped the boy of pampered indui- gence. The plodder has outstripped the genius. The tortoise has passed the hare. Whether man be richly en- dowed or moderately endowed, his sue cess will depend on the use he makes of what God has given him.-Independ- ent
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4 Literary I<lcptomaninc.

Among French writers no one car. ried the profession of the literary brig and to such an extent as Mime. de Gen. lis. In 1880 her evil ways brought her into the courts of law under very dis creditable circumstances. Bout, the publisher of series of manuals, en- gagged her for the sum of ZIG to write a "Manuel Encyclopedique de rEn- fance." The manuscript, which had been paid for. was on the point of be- ing printed when 1t was discovered to be an exact copy of book of the same kind published in 1920 by M. Dasscha. do not find 1t easy to understand the audacity of writer who would perpe- trate q fraud of such enormity or the imbecility which would suppose that 1t would not easily be detected.
 Another time she contributed to Paris newspaper feuilleton which turned out to be a close reproduction of a romance printed some twenty years before. Surely the poor woman suffered from literary kleptomania.- Gentleman's Magazine.
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Mixed ERKa.

, Professor Edwin Ray Lankester was sitting in his office in the Natural His tory museum. London, when he was visited by an elderly woman, evident ly from the country, who carried Il parcel which she handled with tine most exaggerated care. She was in Q state of great excitement and ex- claimed:
 i've got two of 'em."
 1.-Two of what" inquired the pro. lessor.
 1.-TWO 'awks' eggs" replied the wom' m. "I'm told they're worth q thou sand pounds apiece"
 The professor. much interested, looked at the eggs. "These are not auks' eggs" " he
 "I :; are 'awks' eggs" said his wis hor. My son Joe found 'em."
 A light dawned on the naturalist. "The kind of eggs which are so valu- able" he remarked gently, "are the eggs of an extinct bird called the auk -a-u-k."
 "Oh. hauk." said the woman. "I'll pay out that 'Enry 'Obhouse as told me it was awks' eggs as was wanted"
 And she went away"
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Helping . Sculptor.

When Macmonnies, the American sculptor, was young man working in Paris, Falguiere, the famous French sculptor, on one occasion entered his atelier and found there beautiful Diana that had been for months lon the stocks" and was approaching a perfection measurably satisfactory to the sculptor himself.
 Falguiere became so absorbed in the work before him as to forget that it was not his own. He began to twist and pull the dainty limbs of Diana this way and that, to punch her in the ribs, turn her queenly head-for she was then only in clay, of course, and sus- ceptible to impressions-until at last he had produced the very pose he de- sired. "There, my friend; I like her better so," he cried and skipped out of the studio.
 He had really intended to do Mac monnies favor and had indeed paid him the greatest compliment of which he was capable. but the young sculp- tor was in distress, for on comparing the Yemodeled Diana with a photo graph of Falguiere's statue of the same character he found the French. man had unconsciously made a prac- tical replica of the other. Macmon. nies did not rest until he had restored his statue to it's original pose.
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Bombasticus-I shall never marry woman who's so terribly bright.
 Calldownicus-No. As a rule bright women are not easily persuaded to become so terribly intoxicated as to lose their reason.
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CT want you to understand, sir, that my pride forbids me to accept anything from you after l marry your daughter "
 "How are you going to live?"
 "Well, l thought you might make some kind of settlement beforehand. Life.
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ADAMS SARSAPARILLA PILLS

Are purely vegetable and chocolate coated. They cure constipation, bil- iousness, sick headache, dyspepsia,
 etc. 10c, 25c box. Sold by all drug gists. FIX
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Little Tommy, when told that he was growing fast, answered.:
 "Yes, too fast; l think they water me too much. Why. I have to take q bath every morning !"-. Montreal Star.
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Ladies Can Wear Shoes

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot Ease. Cures swollen feet. blisters and callous spots and is certain cure for ingrowing nails. sweating, hot. aching feet. At all Druggists, 25c. Trial package FREE by mall. Address Allen s. Olmsted. Le Roy, N. '.
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ADAMS SARSAPARILLA PILLS

Are purely vegetable and chocolate coated. They cure constipation, bil- iousness, sick headache, dyspepsia, etc. lOc, 25c box. Sold by all drug gists.
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Pain relieved, sickness prevented, by the timely use of Hamlin's Wizard Oil. Keep it always in the house.
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"NIight I ask you who lives here?" Certainly, sir. "Who is it, sir?'' "Blest if 1 know. Chicago News.
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Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken of as cough cure.-J. w. O'BRIEN, 322 Third Ave-, N., Minneap- olis, Minn., Jan. 6. 1900.
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Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup the best remedy to use for their children during the teething period.
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ETC Permanently Cured. No fits nervousness TIO after first day Of Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Resorer. s.d for FREE S2 % trial bottle and treat
 ss DR. B. II. KLINE Ltd s3 Arch St.. Philadelphia Pa
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"C.C.C." on Every Tablet.

Every tablet of Cascarets Candy Cathartc bears the famous "C.C.C" Look for 1t and accept other! Beware of fraud. All drug gists, l0c, 25c 50c.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.

Bio Attendance May Be Secured For
Galveston Meeting.
BRENNAN, Texas, December 11.-Slr. Will
G. Fields, secretary OF the South Texas
Truck and Fruit Growers association, was
in the city Wednesday to urge the people
Of this section to attend the meeting called
for Galveston, December II. The Santa Fe
has made rate of 81 from this place for
the round trip, The object Of the meeting
Is to organize a shipping exchange, some
thing on the order of the manner IN which
California now gets her products to market.
This is to prevent towns along the same
line or even towns in different parts Of the
state from shipping cars to the same place
on the same day, thereby Cutting the mar
ket and beating down the price.
The city council meets next Monday, and
OF this meeting the question OF fixing sal
aries for the next year will be the inn
portant question before the board. Some
OF the aldermen have taken the trouble Ia
BRENNAN aud II develops that every ono
heard from governs It's municipal affairs
with less expense that Brenham The Of
hcers all know that their salaries are 80
low already that they just can't stand a
cut, and with these two facts confronting
the council, they are In a dilemma Az
the present rate Of expense the city IS grad
ually getting several Of the funds behind
aud some Of the aldermen argue that the
budget NJ expense ought to he reduced
JUST how 70 do this without cutting somt
of the salaries is a hard proposition.
A National bank has been organized at
Oklahoma City and capitalized for SiuO,OJt
with Mr.. Wilhugh Wilkins, formerly OF
| This city aud formerly cashier of the Bee
vile National bank, as cashier, His many
| friends in Brennan extend congratulatiUus
on the excellent business arrangement and
association he has formed ia this hustina
/ city,
elected the following officers for the On
| suing term: Paul Frlcke, president; william
| srhwenker, vice presidents Bernard
| Wicand. secretary; Adoph Seeihorst. treas
nref. Celcstn Sutcr. trustee for one year
Albert Kieke. trustee Tor two years; Ber
Sohmid, trustee for three years; Pau
! Fricke and Adolph Seelhorst, representa-
| ttves 10 the grand lodge; Albert Kleke ans
Edvard Mnller, alternates
| IAs remains Of MTb Fritz osnsks Of ca,
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eInp!Nes NEWS.

Ground Is Being Prepared For a New
Business House.
Giddngs, Texas, December 1.-THE com
missioners court IS having the iail over,
hauled and some much needed repairs done.
The flooring OF the cells having become
greatly worn mad 10 he replaced
J. c. Hnsman Sc Sons are having tho
ground prepared for the erection OF hla
business house. They will front 100 feet
on Main street and run hack 100 feet,
which will give them considerable floor
room.
District Clerk Paulo was summoned Ia
the bedside Of bis father az Serbu yestcr
day He is quite aged and his condition
has been quite critical some days
Grandma" Sparks. mother of ex.Sherlr
Sparks rs quite IN. She is now in her SSH
year and her age Is much against her NJ
her illness.
Rev. b. W. Allen, pastor IN charge OF m,
Methodist church at this place the past
two years but transferred 10 Chappell IN
By the reccut session Of the annual confer
euce, IS moving with his family today 4,
his now work. During hts Passionate hcr,
Brother Allen made many warm fricnds
who regret hts change.
Attorney r. S. Bowers OF Caldwell wa,
here Monday and Tuesday on legal bust
ness.
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r. q 3. Beers Letter.
lsneclnl to Ia postN


New Orleans, December 11.-Liverpool ad.
vices we're favorable, consequently our mar.
ket opened ! point higher and improved
10 points additional on fresh buying, owing
TO The light estimated receipts for tomor.
row at New Orleans, Houston and Calves.
ton, coupled to the frmness Of spots.
Near the close realizing occasioned a
slight decline, making tue net gain TO
IL points on the day.
nc amount to be brought into sight for
,he week points to about 5000 less than
ust year, therefore the Indications are for
publish visible supply statement.
inc interior town receipts will be very
llght aud in fact all weekly statistics will
ne hullsh. The receipts though are alb
Surdly small ana are no indication OF the
size of the crop. The movement has been
50 slow that tomorrow we shall have In
sight about 5.77s0O0 bales, or i47,OOO less
than was reported by the census as being
picked aud glnned on October as nearly
two months ago.
While these facts will cause operators IA
do some thinking IN calmer moments, for
me time being they are lost sight Of, as Il
Is expected European traders may &c,
frightened by the decreased amount being
marketed
As values enhance the more bullish does
sentiment become, consequently the proha.
| ohiues are that prices viii he maintained
and governed by the receipts and tho de
maud for spots IL, & f. Beer
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WHOLESALE MARKET

der good demand, with a plentiful supply
The market Is pretty wen cleaned nm
on grapes. few Almerins being vet en-
stock. which will probably last through
the holidays.
large supply Of very ine apples bas
just been received. consisting OF Baldvins
winesaps, Jonathans and Missouri ninnirs
Prices are firm at SO 50G4 90 per barrel
Recents Of chickens and tGrkeys have
been very light lately. but prices are sim
low. ranging around 80 for chickens.
81. I94S.oO for turkey hens and SIS .Opf
1900 for gobblers.
There Is good demand FOR all kinds
Of nuts and the market is we'll suprlled
with English waluuts almonds. Brazil
nuts aud pecuns. OF the last there Is 4
large supply OF the Texas stock, partlcu,
larry the small grades.
Advices from Kansas City regarding tur.
keys are as follows:
An attempt to corner" the turkey mar
Ret is the chief subject Of gossip in the
local produce district. Aaron & Co. arc
said to have contracted for about 5000.
pounds, which comprises the bulk OF tn,
supply In Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska
These turkeys are coming In and the nrm
Is dressing and packing them for the
Turkeys are selling Mt 1914 cents ponnd
retail now and If the corner" holds th,
holiday price may 20 to ~ cents or over
Edward Aaron SAYS he feels sure his un
dcrtHkiug will prove successful and yIrlt
large financial returns lie said today that
his company already is debating prices 1,
Eastern buyers.
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Victoria Locals.

victoria, Texas, December 1.-THE an.
swer Of b. W. Fly to the notice Of contest
by l.. n. Bailey for the office Of county
Judge was dlod with the district clerk yes
terday. Caroctors are his attorneys. The
case will have to go over until the next
term Of district court, as the present tern
closes Saturday night next.
Dorothy, the 4.year-old daughter OF Mrs
NJ. d. Stoner, and the infant child Of Mrs
Selfrldge are quite III with pneumonia
The Victoria football team received theii
,tniforns Yesterday a1N were out last night
practicing Basket ban is all the rage here
povg THE practice games at the Young
Mems Christian Association grounds by ar,
jigbt attract large crowds every night. Tho
series Tor the championship OF the city be
Gin next Monday night
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month. All clnsses Of BUYERS bought In a
large way IN the local market which, how.
cNsr was led much Of the time by New
Vrieans, where May cotton was selling az
orleans buying orders were large factor
IN the activity here The advance In
prices was IN the face OF unsettled We'll
street parties, who held cotton and wished
70 realize IN order 20 take care Of their
security interests But for this phase or
ine situation the advance in the local mar
MI would have been greater. as the buy
ing was very heavy throughout the SEES
sion. Total sales cstiunted at 10000 bales
ana the market was finally hrmer at net
advance Of 10 ID points.
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New Orleans.
Special to The Post y

iSpetldl 10 I ut psl. y
New Orleans December 1.-THE market
for rough rice showed no change today.
Offerings were very limited aud while the
demand was on fairly active lines, the lignt
supplies forward barred trading. Such liaes
as came on the tables brought full values.
Clean rice was strong but quiet. Trading
was somewhat hampered by the incem NJ
weather Prices were unchanged. Receipts
from country mills were on moderate
scale Receipts 1859 sacks OF rough and
1913 pockets Of clean. S.les 1893 pockets
OF clean and $50 sacks Of rough, Of which
$50 sacks were Honduras ana no sacks do
nestle Jupdn.
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soNIER ARRESTED.
Held on a Charge Of Completely in Muir
der OF His Wife.

Held on a Charge Of Completely in Muir
der Of His Wife.
Lake Charles, La, December 11.-Lucieu
sonler, husband Of Mrs. Sidonia sonier, who
was murdered at her sisters home, Ave
miles east of Oberlln Monday was brought
from oberlin last night aud lodged in jail,
charged with being an accessory 70 The
murder Of bis wife, sonier was arrested in
OberMn yesterday and came on commit.
rnent signed by the justice Of the peace
there,
latest suspect Is not known. What has
been cleaned here ~ the evidence does not
incrmlnate the husband. The husband and
wife have been living apart for some time.
the murdered woman living with her sister
Souicr took his arrest aud incarceration
nuIotlE.
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Under Holiday Demand,
- Apelts Are Moving Freely
res ~ Are Laree-egas
M 4, Now Very High

!, rholesale market has been
b p, Gam this week aud dealers are
IN, I ,s' TT heavy rush Of business
~ ,lrsady felt ,.,,.u,.
p .asrs are numerous. principally
nsi ,,,, .taf, such as fruit and nuts
iaan ,r,de has not improved much
s,Sst the holiday Impetus re
y en M Kinds of produce are daily daily,
= : md stocks from now on VIII
sls .sii.o ~ for ali demands. Just at
s'i'a .s.ae stocks arc short but large
~ ., ,'i are due aud no delay Is antici.
s.' s nd orders. Prices in general
! arm and unchanged.
/ HIGHT demand for eggs on
4 n, 4 the high prices
..,,., market is fairly active de-
p' s,isk and prices very firm.
4 ,,s selling well. the California
~ a., in very good demand.
(. ..,,,, lsmous are moving freely IN
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4 PRAMINENI FORESTER

VIM. r. Bader Of 354 Keep street, Brook
len X y was laid on with rheumatism.
He began 10 take Or. David Kennedy's
Fsvorite Remedy and after using two bot
Ties was cured. His sister or i0I Grand
street Williamsburg. \. y, and her SON.
Mater were both restored TO health by
Fayoritc Remedy,
Dr. David Kennedy's Fayorite Remedy
a. rerornized rs a specific. II purihes the
Mood and dissolyes the excess 81 uric acid
IN hi M 4 the most successful medicine
ever discovered for the Kidneys, Bladder
Li h dfrnggIsts sell II in the NEW 80
cENr SIZE and the regular 81 size bot.
ties. -. -,
Or. David Kennedy Corporation.
Hondout n. y,
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

Quinlne. 34G36c per ounce bottle; NOR
phine, $225d2. 30 per ounce: cocaine, S4,25
per ounce; horaX, s15c per pound I'm lOO-lb
packages; copperas, $500 In harrols castor
oil Si20 per gallon IN 5galon packages;
EPSON salts S175 per 100 lbs 10 barrelSi
alcohol S2T0d300 per gallon; sulphur
81 IS per 100 lbs in barrels: alum, 3hc per
pound in barrels; saltpeter, 7c per pound
In barrels; calcium carbide, $500 per 100,
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The Rice Market.
lcacl Situation ActlVe--Receipts Were
Large and Sales Were Record
reakinq.

The local rice market was mere active
yesterday than usual, and while receipts
n rough rice were not extra heavy, tue
sales Of clean were record breaking. The
movement has been considerably retarded
lately on sales as dealers were holding on
TO their stock, but In anticipation OF re
rewed lsrge receipts they turned loose yes.
torday ANA made up Cor lost time. The
demand continues very strong for good
qualities but Tor the lower grades there N
absolutely no demand. Prices continue
very firm.
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NAV YoRN ooTTON FIRM.
New Orleans Buying Orders Were
Large Factor in the Activity.

Large Factor in the Activity
New York December 1.-THE cotton
market opened hrm at an advance Of TO
q points. and ruled steadily upward on
active covering aud broadening Investment
demand On continued lighter receipts aud
other bullish future. The demand was me
most active since the bureau report OF De
ceinber 8, ana was largely stimulated py
evidences for stronger spot markets 10 the
south and abroad. The Liverpool marker
advanced { points on spots aud TO 3ls 10
futures. Buying was further increased by
large clearances and claims that heavy
freight ensasemsuts forsraBted Large nut
ward movement tsS the remainder % us
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GRIM Avn HAY

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tracks, Houston or other points taking
same rate. Dealers charge from store 54
10c per 100 pounds more GU bran. 213c per
bushel on oats and corn, l00l5c per LOO
on hay.
BRAN-Per 100 lbs, 96aQs
CORN CHOPS--Pure, 81 0sd1 10.
OATS Texas, choice bright, 56c No.
mixed. 41&c.
CoRN-No. mixed, sacked, SIC; No,
white, sacked, 5sl2c
HAY.-Choice alfalfa. SIS 5nd16 o.: choice
timothy, SIT o0d17 %; South Texas prairie
Sc Gois 100. North Texas and Territory hay,
81 .O06l3 90.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

Memphis. Tenn. December oil-Car;
nominal prime summer yellow 33la of
nominal; choice cooking summer yellow, less
Prime meal ao5o@2Ot5; cake ai.a5,
New orleans, December 11.-COtton seed
oil Prime refined In barrels 3JJs: or re-
tined In barrels, 81; prime crude. loose, 80
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NEW ORLEANS SPOTS BRISK.
Liverpool Conditions Improved and th'
Future Market Advanced.

New Orleans, December Although
the day has been very cloudy and unfa7or'
able for the satisfactory inspection OF sam.
PIES there was quite brisk movement OF
spot cotton at full board prices. Tho i'm
proved conditions in Liverpool and the adj
vance OF futures on this side is credited
with the betterment of spots Sales, 6iOc
bales including 1900 TO arrive. Quotations
advanced 1916
In futures there was fairly brisk trading
January, March and May receiving the ma,
iur share ~ attention. Prices opened
to points higher Thru Yesterdays closing,
aud after later slight advance underwent
a series OF rapid and moderately wide nue.
tuatlous, the board 1T the close showing
net gums OF o to II points,
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SUGAR

New Orleans. December Ii. Sugar
Kettle. centrifugal 3 7-i6m3 1915; centrf
ugal, graduated 3-16@4l4j whites 35s@4ls;
yelows 3l2d4; seconds 2isd3 Die. Mo
iasses- steady; open kettle 2lG35; centrif-
ugal 7623; syrup 23M IS.
New York, December lis gar-Raw
Firm; fair refining 3 716; centrifugal, 96
ined-Firm
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PAINTs. oILs IN GLAss.

White lead. per cwt., strictly pure. SIS %;
Turpentinc, per case, two 5.gallon cans,
500; barrel lots. soc per gallon. Min
erni paints, COO per gallon. Dry nXed
reds, per cwt,, $50. yellow ochre pcr
cwt., $40 Linseed oil best boiled. Bon
BIC. Ready mixed house paints 81. o..
Window glass, IS per cent of January y
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TIN-Flrm, $50. OoqS2 80; lead, IS. 60
GALVANIZED SHEET IRONS and 10
per cent discount.
BLACK SHEET IRoN-No. q, 81. IS per
100 pounds.
ROOFING TIN Machine made. $40 5o7
HOO per box; old style Sle.5oGis.5o per
box.
SoLpER-Half and halr 19a20c per
pound
CORRUGATED IRoN-Galvanized, s. 20
nor fouDrC
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WIRE NAIIS-S2. 70 base per keg.
WIRE NAILS-S2 so base per key.
SO 40 per 100 lbs galvanized Baker, 50, 10
per 100 lbs.
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MORPFiINE

Opium and Liquor habits cured at home ~
a Treatment wholly new IN method. actlon
and results. No pain, sunenag o. prostte,
tian. You continue yeur resaiaf g .sh
stttution INIT 4 thorough lasting cure. kTes
trial treatment ana sealed booklet seat 2n
yeouest Write today 70 Dr., fukDtk
Mitchell Building. Fannin and Capitol
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INJIIc,
APF LES-Ben Davis, barrel, 81. oOd3. 20;
wlnesaps and Jonathan, So joW4OO.
81 5Od1.7h
CoCoANUTs-Per sack. $4 90; less guam
titles, 81. %.
CRANBERRlES- Per crate, S2.T5d3o0;
barrels. 81 25dT 30
LEMONS Messinas. So. SOFA 90.
LINES Mexican per basket, 81 10dt y.
oRANGES-Elorida, per box, Sc 50d3 IS,