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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21

PRODUCE
BEESMAN -prLme TeXAs. 29M23e

pound.
BEANS Imported navy beans, 4lsd%c;
Bayou, 4ci English dried ahc; pink &C.;
black eyes $1,000; Michigan navy, 4c;
California navy, 4Aalisc; Snaps, SlpO per
bushel; wax, $50 per bushel; California
BWTTER Blue Star. 22a2sc; dairy 1ac;
Elgin creamery. 2sn29c Texas bricks,
lie; Lincoln prints, he; Daisy solids 100
lie; prints 1sc Monkeys special, 1Sc; Crys
tai Gem and country rolls, l9c; Empire
State special, lac; special Blue star, lSc;
Creamery 90 and 30lb tubs. PC In
county butter in pals, 1Od20c.
CABBAGE-1N Mi4c.
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream rolls,
15c; Wisconsin fun cream daisies, l3hc9
EGGS Kansas, BE; Texas, 24c. ..
KRAUT-New in half barrels, SOVG
0NIoNsaPsr pound s4aa3sS. ,.,,
ONION SETS-Red and yellow, bushel
crate, 81 %; white, 81 30.
PEPPER chile. new, 15al5c per pound
black Singapore 15c.
POTATOES S120; Colorado. Sl,20al 80;
seed potatoes 1l.peck sacks S3.1o; lo-peck
sacks. SO 50.
PEANUTs-Jumbo, per pound, 6kd6%c;
fancy hand picked No /, 5l9c, %,
PECANS-New Texas, per pound, lOc.
POuLTRH-Chlckens, hens. good 5000
3.50; 'fryefS. large, $3.o0a3.50; bTollers'
large. old, S1,s0@200; ducks, large 81 11d
$50; geese, full feathered, $4,00M5O0; tur-
keys hens S000@7Oo: turkeys, gobnlers,
$1,000 1000; Young turkeys S3.22d3, 20.
SWEET POTAT0ES-Pumpkl and vel
low vans. 75@90c hushel, according to quail
ity; white yams. 40I50c
CAULIFLoWER-Fancy California, per
crate. S2,40d2,6j.
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|NFss NOMINAL; CON- 49,
l 'sIgp Of GENERAL MOVEMENT
IA Varieties Of Apples Come
4 spn , Onion sets Of the Season,
Arive--Notes'

a,o -
sa,ss in the Wnp' , an1 consisted in
4 was l'lW " - st,nles fruit and
vn movement -
4lr
Il arm conditions preVal' }" '"'
1T and a''r's'
A -, are moving moderately ana me
~ keeping their stocks ~ gooi
rtIous 10 the wants u 'n' ~
q .u,rearlne is holding very hrm ana
.sdyance H. looked Tor by some
a a. the higher prices at pfiIhury
----- ----
80 o,so urloodnd hut
M Of olllonA a.,d stocts to bo
ardne u,."g S.s, in Inc inter mart
"A a.r
a A.r,,tr ob,,ced
see situa''On "@ o1e rho re
81 ial'S ral.s'"s ,,a 1,n,,nd v,s ais,
were llgn' ""' ''
n eitd.
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3. 3. MorrIs 8 co.'s Lettef.

Houston. january 20-Liyerpool opened
= sbods lower than Saturdays close, later
advanced point. but the dnal hgnres found
calues slightly higher a, , ., =
atts nm INT lost all the advance on the
b bea Estimated receipts Of 10000 bales
ne ~, 'ifIouston and New orleans, as against
20,7s9 Tor the same day last year; In e,b me-
a A. anal figures showing a decline beloy
w nnenIpe Of 9 70 z points ana 10
III nanfl below Saturday, close. -,
The movement IS Wen al t tnS Sp M sny.
delnen1t ~ future course Of the market.
er iJo hsIieyS that the values will he GOV
.sed tny he next few days by tho Houston
ana New ORLEANS receipts M nnra is,s,s oe
ma Inc market should pe . PurpnaAf pp
ne w. t.rther decided decline.
sny tui'n'l z. B. Norris q Co.
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San Antonio, Texas. October "a, 1901.
Or. y. w. Hall, 81. Louis; Dear Sire
plying 10 your inquiry, will say your Texas
Wonder Hans Great Discovery. has cured
me- OF Kidney and bladder trouble, and /
can cheerfully recommend H. Yours truly,
O1lO LIMRURGER,
Proprietor Fulton Market.
'Rssldspee 6ol Busas VISTA street,
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RIchard Cooke & 90 Letter.

Houston. Texas January % Neil In his
estimate gives Mississippi 100000 bales
more than last year We quote from a.
S. Johnston Of Meridian. a cotton mau Of
reputation and experience and one who for
years in his estimate of the crop has hecn
near tho bulls eye each time. In spcuking
of his letter Of November 30. even before
the agricultural department Of the United
States had given out their hsures. he says;
- state what I thought then. and abso-
lutely believe now, that the crop Of 1901
aud 1902 would be nearly 100000 bales.
and may possibly fan as low as 9,5OoMo;
in conclusion will add that should high
prices now ruling for provisions aud food
stufS he maintained, We will soon hear
Of decreased acreage and less use OF fer
tilizcrs which will undoubtedly bring us
face 10 face With condition Of affails that
would warrant the assertion of higher
prices for cotton this summer than has
been seen for twenty-five years March
ia New Orleans opened ~ sol and sold 70
Z 80 declluc Of II points, presumably
on the estimate ~ Houston and New Or
leans. which was 10000 bales against 2o,uo0
last year 1t j. q noticeable fact That spot
cotton dnds ready purchase and this de
preston i'm futures Is only 10 make bet
Ter buyng basis. The opportunity has not
been for yeArS as good as now, where the
South with little money and some nerve
can get pay Cor the 7-cent cotton they nave
htcu raIS fg. the ports received -itSol
bales. against 2S0S0 last year
Liverpool Is due TO be ia down tomor'
row. Richard Cooke co.
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Postoffioe Burned.

Austin, Texas, January 20.-The postof
flee at Duyal, this county, was destroyed
by fire this morning. Loss $500 with some
Insurance.
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pRUGs- AND CHEMICALS.

ouinine. 4Oti nc prr ounce bottle; nor,
milne xp'a5NTJ 20 .nef. ounce cocaine, $500
per onucoj borax sue per pound IN lOoIa
packages: copperas. $lf0 60 hafr ~ castor
OH s120 per gallon IN fseallon lpashagfsg
al,nhol. s.. 51a30o per gallon sulphur,
So ~ per 100 lbs In barrels; alum -tsr ~
pound ~ haffelsi ssiipeleri Ic PSI p lo.,o1
sioo, gum opium. $3.50 powdered opium
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WIRE NAILS $2n5 bnse per kee
BARBED WIRE Galvanized Cilidden,
" 50 per 100 lbs galvanized Baker, S3.s5
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|oITSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

S,t,, Us made, however, that tho MEX
~ w. tnvkhg company has sold M It's on
the present ono 81 tho spnlicr ,,,,, t9I
! nlckers liked prices on Safiirdsy ,uur!sti y
asinVc N has not at tho moment namei
= hlsls nn the 1902 pack Tho nrodn 'Ivt
Ing denand. V "''"'' c"hSum-
According to San Francisco advice tho
grange shipping season fran Southern CaI.
u"rhla begins November l of each vear
for November and Dccciuber IL this scoxc,
nee ihe,e We're sllppcd out 213a carloads Of
citrus fruit, Of which 1l3I wore orangcs
! ana no icmous, For last sensop In ~,
same iimr there were shipped ora en-.
, r"oaSy Pt both lomous and oranges. shT
s n1rn U.s., IN lhrec months for the past two
seasons We're ms follows
January -,.,.,...., ..,.... 9.agi aS3i
NJ ~ u"lE ''f'''''',. ..,.,,., 2,347 a3s0
1"''" '''''''''.'' ''''..',. 300 4,25B
Totals ...........,. ..... Sass. 10. Az
The louisiana Planter reports on the
cane crop:
With a~hcalthy courage the sugar plant.
ers nave begun work for next years crop NJ
| cane and thu preparation Of land has been
started cncrgetcally though not. hopcfully
the campaign Of this year is virtually Cud
cd, only "A few factories aerc and thcre
being stu In operation. 40 injury I'm me
slnhbie ana seed cane is reported from the
,}5r'rnlher lre'Zc and 1t Is TO be hoped that
inc work now hcgun SO bravcly Ia the face
or such adverse prospects may he rewarded
| ny a Frightening Of the horizon and a urnf-
itahle campaign for 1902 and 1893 While
/ ~ S'hr''E seems that any such hoppful
| Vows can reasonably La fulfllcl VET tItc
planters are showing their usual determine.
| non anu are going ahead to do tho hest
thoy can under the circumstances"
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BotIp and room. 2la La Branch; reasot.
anLE ". U.s. --------
coon HOARD $500 0nd 50 per week.
table 50 special rates 10 students ~
Lnliwuch -
DESIRABLE room and board IN private
crcucc. AppI l3ls rcyg. lyomnc y
1911 TENAS AVENUE Iaagc mlden
boarding house. 1ls blocks from Rice no
tel. MHin street business Crnter; regular
and transient custom solicited, IUtcN reu-
spnablc, trlcphone 1GN 20
PLEASANT front room With good hoard.
Sll Muln strccl =
RO0M NND HOARD li02 Ruyk avenue.
three blocks from lilce hotel
S,~"r front ROOM. modern conyenlencrs,
with board. iNi Nrlwiord. u
III YOU have good old hat don't throw
II away we hE up and dive. Pnntito-
run club. 2l2 san Iaclnto. W
HOARD with rooms ana table board can
be had az lalS Malker nyenur -
FOR RENT Furnished room IN private
family, with oi without board bath. Nc.
lll3 san J0cinio street
H0TTT, RNEYT Newly furnlhod inc
table. good serylce; Iatos 10 famlllcs -
FURNISHED rooms aud beard GOO san
Jacnto n
ROOMS AND BOARD: 1917 Preston; ref
errnccs. -
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

f. o. b. mill Texas interior points, ac'
Cordlng to location. feI ghlbbooHIt
Prime crude oil, loose. '.;.' ~ ~ oo32
Prime summer yellow oil. S9i2D 4V19
Linters, according 10 quail oo nm.
Per ton.
r1,,tis ioosa ....SD 90 a
Prime cotton seed meal. =. "a Is a
Prime cotton seed cake. "a 30 az
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are Tor delly-
cry at Galveston.
Memphis, January 20.--cotton seed OIL
Prime crude 3BIgM37; prime summer yellow
Al; choice cooking summer yellow nominal.
Meal and cake-Prime o.. 5Off26 90.
New York, January 20-Cotton seed OIL
Easier; prime yellow 43A
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LIFE AGENTS. IMPORTANT The Pacific
Mutual LIE Americas foremost annual
dividend company viii contract with a
salary In addition Go liberal commissions
aud renewals. n you can produce SSD0o
business per month wiite NJ, naming ref
Bros, general agents Kirby building
Dallas Texas l-2B-O2
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METALS.

New York, January 20.-Tln Arm. 23.T5
hid and "a no asked; lake copper easier
II %. lead quiet, 90; spelter unchanged;
pig iron warrants unchanged. II Opdl2 90
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POPULAR Illinois Resort aud Mineral
springs. hotels furnished etc; sale a,-
count OF managers (Owncr's) dcmisei ex-
ccNcnt snnitarlum opening cost SIJ,00O;
less than onc.thlrd takes it; 5000 cash,
hnlancc reliable clear property; big bar
gain, Hugh Graham, Graham Texas. II
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LIFE AGENTS. secure the best contract
on earth: note taken until next fall,
Write w. II Patterson, manager Hart.
ford Life, Dallas, Texas. Il
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Sts}; carbolic acid i0Ti2c per pound In
i,.,os calcium carbide. $40 per 100, dc.
n'eieu IeNas common railway points.
FRUITS.
:. MILES Fancy Ben Davis, St15a0. %;
10. Sen Davis 81 Ipdi 90 fancy wiGe.
red 81 86i2 OO.
81 7od2 90
o ia NBERR S3.O0H32J per hushel
crate: barrels Sa.O06N5n
HOCoANVIS Per sack of 100, 50 25Gl
x ~: loss quantities. 81 20
LEMONS Messinas. new crop, $500
*. q; CALIFORNIA; 81 1913 N.
ORANGES California naVels. So d5gIo 90:
Seeding, S225.
Grapes Malaga or Almerln. % 10 kegs.
s. bod6 90.
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GOOD paying restaurant cheap: good
reasons for selling, Apply II, this ofnce.
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HAY FARM-S00 acres. nnc hay land; one
mile from Lissie on Southern Pacific rail.
way, 10 lease or worked on shares. Call
on H. u, White. 23l3 Mckinney avenue.
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New York. January 90 The week opens
With q moderate demand for the general
run Of cotton seeds. Brown .,AeetinES and
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FOR SALE on account NJ health the
Mic Nanlhos confectionery aud fruit
stotc, GO5 Main street, best local fine
business as uhlishcd FOR any lnforma lon
inquire Of any ~ the best Wholesale com.
mission houses la city. n
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ROUGH=CLEAN RICE MARKET.

crop, there having boon q dedcicncv ~
r'ir during the simmer and fall months.
Tho normal area planted I'm winter rice
in M, province OF B,rgal Is estimated at
80. ii3, GiD acres. This years crop ~ csti-
mated at -, III 300 acres, being hciow the
normal, or about - per cent of nc normal.
but showing mn increase Of -, 500 acres
over the crop Of the previous yenr This
increase Is ascribed 10 the scus0nublc
weather driing transplHntng.
strong demand with hrm prices is
noted
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PARTNER WANTED to open shoe hlisI-
hes or fancy livery in Houston, or would
buy half Interest in good paying business
IA. -
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BUGGY. WAGON aud snddcry business
Tor sale; for particulars address 1884.
this office s
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STOCK NJ general merchandise invoicing
$500 for about ono fourth cash to pay
bills, hnpurc good property wcll located;
for ull particulars write 10 a n Brown
a Coz 2lj BinH building, Houston, Tex
M, Il
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WANTED General merchandise, drug,
hardware ana tnruiturc stores, bank res,
tauuant hotel, meat market, livery stable,
blacksmith, brick yard and other lines OF
business to locate at Stonrhnm; the best
opening 10 Texas! two railroads ana two
more coming; don't forget the auction
sale Of lots Friday. Goth NJ this month.
Texas rownsltc Improvement Co, stone
ham Texas ~
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

SOME elegant registered aud graded ier-
scys. cheap for cash. boakrm q Coz
Wnathnlmnr nIace. "a
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MECHANICS desiring power and room
for light work call on H. y. White. pl2
Bowling street, the old barrel factory
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A WELL EErNRl1SnEn millinery bust
moss lu one " the hest towns i'm Sonth-
vosl GcNaS. reU0on FOR selling. bad
hcalth Address Mrs NJ g. Hammond.
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COOP BLACKSMITH shop, well located.
business about $3.50 per month"; reasons
Tor selling had health. Address 61l Clay
avenue. -
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FOR SATT'-61e u the finest millinery
stores In Texas, established twenty-five
years a rare bargains; reasons for selling
bad health. for particulars write NJ, l..
Potash, Victoria. Texas. 30
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FOR SALE Pair mules fomt teen and fhree,
fnurtns nauds and small farm wagon.
Address 21t5, this office, ~
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

SEALEn Kids will be received by the IN
dcrSiEned until Tuesday, February 4 l,o2,
90 10 AIN. for the erection OF n high school
building In the city of Gorsicana, Acy
cordlng 10 plans and specifications OF
Herbert 4 Allen, architects Waco
certified check IN the sum nf 500 must
accompany each hid, conditioned that the
successful bidder Will enter into con
tract fSr the same. The right to reject
amy or all bids is reserved. Plans aud
specifications may be seen at tho office
OF Herbert & Allen, Waco, George Il.
pickcy & CO. Houston, and tho under.
signed at corsicana Chas. II. Allyn,
NOTTCE no CONTRACTORS- BIDS viii he
ESSe'S&SSoH ny AreRteSt W, A. AdSMu,Gn a "
teen cottages up to saturday. January Is.
Tho owner reserves the right "a reject
amy and an hids. j. II. Kirby per W;
NOTICE 10 CONTRKCTORS- ScnIcd hIds
for the erection Of a new court house
In the city or lufein. Angelina county,
Texas, viii be received In open commits.
sioncrs court or lay the county clerk OF
Angelina couptN. Texas. IN lufkln, Texas,
up 30 - O'Clock noon of Thursday, Feb
rnay 20. lO02 Plans aud specifications
pf the proposed now court house VIII be-
ON Hlc Ia the county clerks office at
Angelina county, Texas and lu the office,
Of the j, Riley Gordon Go. az Dallas aud
lous'3n, Texas shreveport La. ana ,
New York GUY ON aud after January ~
1902. Tho commissioners court ~ An
gtlna county rcSrryins tho right 10 ic
iect amy aud an bids. hour lS Order of
the commissioners court ~ Angelina
county. Texas, on this, 18TH duV 0i JIU
uasy 1902. j r Maroncy, county iudg"
NOTICE no tONTRAWFORS riis Nil
be rcroi,rd at the Office VI the state
comptroller Austin, Texas until ~
O'Clock a. m, saturday lnuuory 30. nv,
for the plumbing and electrical work ou
ne, state eWlepIT Colony p'l9S hVllt ~
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FOR SALE Fine indian Game Gockere s,
cheap ure prize winners. Apply TO ". 4.
Birkmann. Burtcn, TEXAS. II
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coalitions prevail in the lemon
~ average supplies are In evil
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FOR SALE-3O yoke good work cattle. 20
head beef cattle, II head heavy draft
horses and mules, 10 log wagons, also
boarding house OUTFIT; all IN good cond-
lion. For further particulars apply TO
Chicago Lumber and Coal Co., Logans-
port, La. n
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.e moving moderately and the
F'1 :, teeplng their stocks In good
~ 10 the wants of the trade.
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4 ,r,,Tpe is holding very firm and
A ',I ~ ,.dyance is looked for by some
II tie higher prices at primury
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For SALE Hambietoniah mare, years
old; fast, stylish and gentle. Address
4D82 this office "a
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PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.

White lead. per cwt, strictly pure, SG25;
Turpentnc per case, two 5-gIllon cans,
$5.35; barrel lots, 47c per gallon. Mineral
paints, III buucl lots Her cwt SOC; lru.
ethan reds, per cwt, 81 80; yellow ochre,
per cwt SLOO I.msceG oil, hest, boiled,
64c. Ready mixed house paints, 81 Goa
/ 30 per gallon according to brand; mineral
paints, 6OS Per gallon, Window glass 50
-lYet cent or Jauuaty IIst
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FOR SALE-Bfty mules, years old, IA to
torin Texas. 24-0a
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PULLs FOR SALE 80 head coming 2.
yearold pure bred shortho-n bulls. For
further information address Clint Slit.
Mckinney. TexEs. LII
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FOR SALE or exchange one Jack, black
with white points, proof and quick. 100
head gOnls. Address Il. c, Smith, Liy-
ingstou. Texas, 20
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!, The wholesale market yes
1a'es ante normal and consisted IN
H. movement Of staples ''D'' 'i''
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SALE -01e u the finest millinery
stores in Texas, established twenty-five
years; a rare bargain; reasons for selling
bad health l'or particulars write NJ, l..
roash, Victoria, Texas. 30
GOOD BLACKSMITH shop, well located;
Tor selling had health. Address 614 Clay
avenue -
POPULAR Illinois Resort aud Mineral
springs. hotels furnished etc; sale az
count OF managers (owncr'sl demise; ex,
less than onc.third takes &C. 5000 cash.
balance reliable, clear property: big bar
gain Hugh Graham, Graham. Texas. II
BUGGY. WAGON aud saddIcry business
ior sale; for particulars address 1884.
4 GOOD paying restaurant chcap good
=
HAY FARM--S00 acres nnc hay land; one
mile from Lisse on Southern Pacific rail
way, TO lease or worked on shares. Call
on ~ ~ White bib Mckinney avenue.
MECHANICS desiring power aud room
/ Tor llght work call on II. ~. White. nl3
bowling street, the old barrel factory.
PARTNER WANTED 10 open shoe 61IET
hes oi fancy livery in Houston, or would
buy half Interest IN good paving business
win moderate stock Address =, O, Box
~ %
FOR SALE OR RIINT- The Houston
Ncighl~ Woodworking plant; tNo.stury
brick hlildiuG U1ViuO feet fully
equipped with machinery: side track; city
Mnicr etc q. a. Carter 20 Main ST.,
Houston II
=; r,
~ - ~ iNiitl' mlVhflF nusl.
'S H. we W. llW n'H' owns NJ Hon'h
hraltb Address Mrs NJ 4 uantuonI
Cucro. Texas y
;,,,r Is
| '''I' NV ~ " th Nov paul Tn U.S..
."'S ld'u"u~ ~"ll"n. Town ''F'. mar
'lh "Hl lln'Hf '"Wh n'allhA cN"H p''ht-
90 ann hHN 40 'U WHlN lNnlE 7Nn "N'
prUH', NEu. ON iuu"'n lno'h't y
--l ~ ~ -.- AN.ll, s- : =. lnls oI -.
IL MBER YARD Tor sale ON ot tha bcst
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n :, oniops was also unloaded, but
,..ac demand caused stocks to lie
,.,,,ir lcsSencd in lne Inter part
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wing we're the ruling prices

The days sales amounted 70 3l2 pockets
Of Glenn Receipts for the day were 100
sacks Of rough, making total 10 date o.
g. l6S.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
AsssAs.. IN x.whou.s Tunnel.

A serious accident occurred Monday
evening in the Nswhouse tunnel at Ida
no Spring. st . O'Clock. in which Ernest
WheeSsv snd John Eckhart were killed,
A. B. c. Lewis fatally injured, Harry
Baird had his -ssA broken and Louis
Phillips his hsud crushed. Tho men
~ere engaged in loading a round OF holes
at the time, when an explosion occurred
with the above result. Wheeler's parents
reside in Denver. The dead and injured
men were protected by an ips urance OF
$4,000, which the tunnel company held
in one Of the foreign employees liability
companies, OF which Mr.. Jones Of Den
yer is the agent.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09

Young Peoples Society Christian Endeavor.
The following are the officers of the
society in this city:
Presidential. Williams.
Vice-President-M r. Mcleod.
Secretary-Miss NJ. Elliot.
Treasurer-Miss Celia French.
Missionary SecretaTy-Miss Hendrie.
COMMITTEES
Prayer Mee,ing-Miss R. Mcleod,
Looknut-Mies G. Sears.
Social Miss NJ! Elliot. 81
Flower-Miss N. Mcleod.
Organist-Miss L. Fullerton.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
A Large Fec.

The second largest fee ever paid the
secretary OF state for an incorporation
was received Tuesday, December 81,
from the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
railroad company, which is capitalized
at Sl00,0O0,OOO, the fee being $4,000. In
addition $50 was paid for the fling of
the certificate appointing G. w. Vallory
local agent Of the company in Denver.
The company is Incorporated under tn e
laws OF the state of Iowa.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
A Gr~at Railway.

A Great Railway.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway Co. owns and operates $500
miles OF thoroughly equipped railway.
1t operates its Own Sleeping Cars and
Dining Cars, and the service is first
class in every respect.
1t traverses the best portion OF the
states Of Illinois, Wisconsin, tho Upper
-Feninsala Of Michigan, Iowa. Missouri,
Minnesota, South and North Dakota.
It runs slsctric lighted. steam heated
trains.
u hae Ne .h.c!ae. esees .yss.m.
II nAs ali modern appliances. ior th..
comfort and safety OF its pAtsons.
Its train employees are civil and oblig-
ing.
1t tries 10 give each passenger "value
received" for his money, and
II asks every man, woman and child
to buy tickets over the Chicago, Mil
waukee 4 ST. Paul Railway--ior it = A
Great Railway.
Time table,, maps and Information
furnished on application n J. L. Pres.
ton, Commercial Lgent, 1029 18th st,
Denver.
Gilpin observer., 1902-01-09
- RsA Ds.vsr II Criminals.

Two thousand people were 10 attend
anee at the meeting held At Lincoln
park last Friday nfeh,, and took steps
for The formation Of . vigilance commit
tee to rid that city Of criminals. They
will keep up the anization until such
time as the criminal class has been.
driven out or otherwise disposed Of. It
is sad comment ION the morals OF the
state capital, but it became a necessity.