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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-14
\ THE AURORA DIAMONDS 4
~ Being the True Story of Cuban Anita
and the East Indian Prince

= LII the American residents Of
Havana were interested in
Y the masquerade ball which
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-30
PARKERSBURG
Real Estate.
How to flake
Money.

On March 23rd me sold lady a
lot for $500; one month later we re,
so d 1t for Der for $500; $500 profit
in thirty days
On July 24'h we sold a gentle
man lot for $475; on August 9th
we re.o'd it for $575 SIoo profit
In twelve DAYS.
On June the 5th two gentlemen
bought fifteen acres of land on the
Petersburg & Marietta car line fer
So S.; on the nth of August we
sold It for them for IS SEQ. $1,000
profit In two months
What others have done eau be
cone by you. Parkeasburg real es-
tate is the best investment you can
make. 1t has advanced steadily In
value Tor twenty FIVE years
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-30
Sold by D. A. Henderson,. Druggist
The Fisk Sewing Machine com

The Fisk Sewing Machine com
pany, 600 Elizabeth street, have
rented the building at 6c4 Brown
Betty street, and will put on sale at
reduced prices rearly two hundred
saving machines In the near future.
Misses Nellie Morrison and
Nella Mccoy left this afternoon for
Washington, D. c. to attend the Ma
tional Park Seminary this winter
The young ladies were accompan-
led by J. H. Mccoy.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-30
Take Care OF the g Omacb,

The man or woman whose diges-
ten is perfect and whose stomach
performs Its every function Is never
sick. Kodol cures positively and
permanently all stomach trouble ,
Indigestion and dyspepsia Rev.
T. H. Holiday, of Holiday, Miss
writes: Kodol cured me. I con-
slider 1t the best rem tdy for dyspep
sia and stomach troubles.
Opera House Drug Store.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-30
FOR SALE.

Iron bed and springs $I2 GO.
Iron bed and springs $500.
Dining room table $2.oo.
Sewing table soc.
I Chart soc.
Screen doors '$I.oo.
Excelsior sewing machine $I2
Lounge soc
Picture framed soc
I Tobacco knife 25c
Gas burner and mixer 23S ga:
Valves 75c.
Call at COS Avenue A.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-30
Lots on Easy Pay
mentS.

In order to give every one an op
portunity 10 own a lot In Parkers
burg, we have decided to put TWEEN
ty lots on the market on easy pay
ments. The price is $500 per lot.
The terms Is $25 down.and balance
S. per month. Toey are located
close to Tarrapin Park, about fl
teen minutes walk from the bust
ness par Of The town, and three
blocks from the electric car line
The title l. perfect. ard we give
J on a general warranty deed.
Get one of these before they are
all gone. Remember there are only
twenty tor sale on these terms.
Ten acrss of beautiful land on
Parkersburg & Marietta car line
one of the finest situations for a
home along rh= line; price $500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
A Bill Designed to Protect the Oyster
Industry

M.
'Nfe''u- ~ nc i'sN'
Baton Rouge, La" June 9-Thc members
of the legislature from the oyster parishes
Of south Louisiana spor ,,,,ho. 90
... ~
chueuSes' nave al last teaehed an agree
ment on bill designed TO protect and
promote the oyster industry mo hin ,s
49,, -. ..S
asreeu upon is III inc nature or compFo-
mise, the princinai features beiug as loi.
lows:
An ors+or oo,,,,,,ssto, ., ....,.. 49,,
mombcTs - ho 5nnainted h t WI nv o r
fnr te.,ns :" ~ Srpo,u,e" ~ ene s"ne' l,.'
Ave years and tbereafter Tor ror Ave oo yea a
t,ho Mi r u,'I ca .ei aia ' cur,
mmo WI. reeve q pIr diehl OF 80 anu
mnr GIe,, ",mS w @ecu', seani.e telr '" ~
In any one voar prcnt nor ho,roi tav
~ sha NY oug SraI Iicent per partei iaA
IonislnDa Woters Thc a,1omnt ~ NV, i.,, ~
t h, in az 'I i'3ii %,
,tod nc w amg WV n %
"a 6xod ron ron NJ, 70 80 h,,t
Ia uMeu i,Up ""I % y" "l ,"to h,taU,n
.s. nay NV W. r,. o, ,aT
s ,rI,' ptuc .Vs' w dr,icin,, ~ o a,
ornl"E Pu, o1te , 80 rgs nrvats
hc1Jfr,, gro,,rde N,turut ro.fs within tho
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10
RoekdaIe Notes.

Rockdale, Texas, juno a.-The election Of
teachers for the public school. scheduled
for Saturday, June Z. did not take place
owing TO the absence OF two Of TIE trus-
tees. The election was postponed until
tonight. feature Of interest In the col.
orcd school Is that for the GrSt time in
the history Of the Rockdalc colorcd school
y pupil has completed the course, and he
has been awarded diploms. The pupil t.
name is Minnie Davis, and while her aver
age is not quite SO high rs required in the
white school, she deserves much credit for
her perseverance aud application.
Much attention has recently been given
10 improvement In the Baptist and Method
list churches here, The interior Of the
Baptist church now presents an appearance
Of elegance aud comfort that would reflect
credit on any city, and the placing Of new
pcws and repBintng at the Methodist
church adds 0ttractivcncss To that place
ot worship, improvements are also no.
ticcable al the other churches. but on a
less extended scale
Resident students from Waco BAYLOR unit
versity the University Of Texas and other
schools are all AZ home, and the younger
society is reinforced by visiting school
mates Of Rockdale representatives,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10
BRENNAN BUDGET.

Brenham, Texas. June n.--Mr. w. G.
johnson, formerly OF Houston but now
resident OF Brennan, went down TO Hous.
ton Saturday night, ostensinly to visit
friends and relatives at his old home. and
surprised his friends here by bringing back
a bride. At Houston Sunday night, at $50
o'clock, at the rectory OF ST. Joscph's
church. Father Bandeld officiating. Mr. w.
&. Johnson and Miss Fannie Cnnan were
united In marriage. They arrived home on
the midnight train and are domiciled at
the Central hotel.
There was match game Of baseball at
Firemap's park Sunday afternoon between
BRENNAN and Silkvillo mines which resulted
In victory for Breuham by score of -
Arthur Tampett had the misfortune TO
hurt one of his arms very badly, though
no bones are broken however. but he IS
up for several days
Captain {. G. Dwyer Of the United
states army tclesraphs his sister Mrs
Mary Dwycr Ross aud Postmaster w. y.
Dwyer that he VIII spend Tuesday and
Wednesday in Brenhan Mrs Ross has
phoned her sister, Mrs. Klber. at Ansletou
come IN tonight to he with him while he
e here, He has recently arrived from the
Philippines,
Rev z Goren VIII leave on the 10th for
a visit 10 his former home In Cincinnati,
Ohio, and there will he no alght services at
the Lutheran church until his return
W b, Garrett, ESQ. left today Tor. Aus.
tin TO attend the State university Alumni
reunion banquet Tuesday night and win
respond 10 the toast Our Orators
Judge r. Bryan left today 10 attend a
meeting OF the regents OF the state uni
versity.
Mr.. W. I. Darlington returned from wal
lev today and says that the corn crop In
that section Is ruined, literally dried up
The mercury In the thermometer regis
tered % degrees Monday, but that was rool
20 the political situation iu WaShngtop
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10
RauoIution Il Riee CULTIVATION.

Southern Industrial.
II Is nearly always the case that the
progress of an industry is marked by con
slant Improvement as man becomes ae-
customed to rev environments. and IA.
miliar with local or general conditions. This
seems now to be the case In the matter OF
rice cultivation. and the experiments Of
Mr.. $. A. Robinson. a woll known contrae,
tor in the Texas coast country, will un-
doubtedly .ead TO a radical revolution IN the
methods ana cost OF preparing the land for
the planting Of the new cereal
Mr. Robinsons experiments have deter
mined that by a use of the traction engine
commonly employed "a hau. the rice
thresher from place To place and 10 supply
the power necessary 10 thrceh the prod
net or pump water into the growing fields,
that the cost Of piowlng, narrowing and
stroying a large and generally recognized
expense and rendering the employment OF
piowmen or mules unnecessary. Al n cost
OF NOT more than Is cents per acre, Mr.
Robinson cultivated his entire rice plsnta-
ton located near the Southern Pacific, In
this state He found one engine capable
az handling twenty acres. and BY uslng a
trio OF the machines and working from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10

termined that when the next session OF
comfortable building ready for its occp.
paney. Yesterday during the Woodmcn's
barbecue and picnic parties Interested in
this matter began talking IL up. Hon, w.
&. Henderson OF BRENNAN made speech
upon the subject, showing It's Importance
In the upbulding OF the town, and when
SUBSCRIPTIONS were ciseu,ated IL WAS NOT
obtained. While this Is not as much as Is
needed. Il is enough to make start, A
meeting was held last night In the store
Of Mr. S. II. Thornhill. at which II was
determined TO go right ahead In the con
struction OF the building, A committee
was appointed for the purpose OF making
Ia Spuding !" oSa AZ soon as % SaDe wo nv
will at once begin upon It's construction
II is a thing long needed by our tow
and Will, without doubt, largely incrcas,
the attendance in the public school.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10
rHE MINERAL PAINT cuRE.
II Has Been Proved Successful in Robert
eon CoIptv

II Has Been Proved Successful in Robert
son County.
Bromond, Texas. June o--Captain J, C,
Roberts. A. S Lane and other BRACES bot.
tom planters received a large shipment OF
mineral paint this morning for tho purpose
of sprnkling on their cotton to destroy the
boil wcevils. millions Of which arc now
working on the plant In this section. Mr.
Lane caught number Of the bugs a few
days ago. spriukled small amount OF the
dry paint on them and In six hours mum
her of them begun to die; In twenty -four
hours after the application not one OF
them was alive In order to make tho dry
paint adhere to the plant tthc work q
eprlnkling Il On the cotton will he done
early In the morning from O'Clock until
sun up. while the dew Is Still on Il; they
seem to think that sprinkling It on after
the sun dries the dew will cause II 10 SIP
from the cotton to the ground and not he
near SO effective. II this proves as success
ful as the FIRST test a carload Gin he or.
dercd and those not able 10 Inv will he
furnished with liberal amount to put on
their cotton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10
MORE ACTIVITY IN OIL STOCKS
LOWER RANGE OF PRICES
WITH INCREASE IN ORDERS
seaun'ont confederated and National De.
cline--lnternational and Trcl,on
Rock Active.

trading at tho Oil and Stock Exchange
yesterday was the best that has been seen
ior some time. There seemed TO be an
ample supply Of orders and the limits were
more elastic The range OF prices fire.
quently followed the weaker side. but a
much improved tone was impaired 10 the
trading by the fact that heavy absorption
occurred on these declines and the clos.
ihg quotations were the strongest of the
cal.
when Anglo-Americsn was obtainsble at
l%c there was swift activity, hut after the
uomand was filled at these prices bidders
uropped down lsc, while holders advanced
similar amount. Beaumont Confederated
teil to the lowest level yet reached ans
Wpiie notable increase took place In sales
there was sim more Of the stock to be
had at So. Beatty (new) traded at de-
ohne OF is@Ac, and a notable increase APP.
peared In the transfers The buyers were
more numerous than the sellers. however,
ana prices went better In the final mo-
inenis' Export oil and Pipe continued 10
g h@us az aoc and Houston and Beaumont
uopped to 2Oc on small lot, though hold
| increased &c
International was one of the heaviest
- -
nl9 OF lisc on this stock was first met by
sellers there was rush to unload, The
| remand proved quite equal to the occa sion.
HoWeNer, and all that could he had az that
price was taken up. while the same bid
was madc on the close, with the ask price
moved pack TO lac Independence sold lsc
anove the price which the stock brought
on the day before, but aid not maintain
mat price after all the buyers were accom-.
modated. Offerings lac lower did not find
| takers and the bids were reduced to 2Lc
Manhattan was distinctly stronger and the
only transfers made were at nm increase
or lc. That much and a little more would
stock and traders were only separated by
a narrow margin. The Anal call resulted
IN n withdrawal Of the bids. while hold
crs stood frm
Trenton Rock was more prominent on the
selling list than heretofore and buyers
offerings were Increased several cents, Ma
tional oil and Pipe took another tumble
and buyers eagerly erasped the opportunity
To Increase their holdings Bids of l2Ac--
loss OF lac on the day--caused heavy
responses from sellers, after which good
quantity was taken in at 12iac and up
wards 10 l21sc, With closing quotations
showing small advance on the part Of
holders and small decline on the part Of
ouyers Palestine and Beaumont sold la,c
above tho price paid saturday. which ap-
peared Ia satisfy the demand. German
American again sold down to Sc. and I'M
accepted offerings appeared at the close
vanced &c and similar increase was of
fcrcd for Grace.
The total sales amounted to 3S.sT2 shares.
The prices hid and asked at the close yes.
terday and the sales made were as follows;
UNLISTED STOCKS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10
MISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

GENTLY large volume to admit Of nnr
worthy wholesale movement Tho , hhute-
ana aro pinks are largely In second hands ana
~, ~ oeing very steadily held. but 10 eject
lIee safes marked concessions f,or, ~
current figures would have 10 no sr.r iul y
,nuS,srs' Liinas are not being offered frss'
Aovices from San Francisco referr,r, ..
dried fruits say Trade has been hr,sv.
In the jobbing line, Growers stocts 49,.
practically cleaned out. ana IL the nressn,
uemand continues jobbers will be practical,
~ cleaned out by the end OF the season. OF
Irnnes but few cars Of the 1901 cron ara
ieft; there Is still fail. anount ~ tan az
stock, hut that Is moving out rinidlv, Tho
tieah'up WI De, TO all purposes complete.
;np,isoos, Iears aud eylporated apples are
oers are carrying small stocks Owing 10
inc uhcertuiuty regarding tho now cro,
however, not much future business is heinz
done" - oe'ns
The Louisiana Planter says Of sugar.
The weather during the past week mas
been hot, aad In many sections OF the sugar
belt rain has fallen to greater or less ex.
tent, and under these conditions the cane is
growing rapidly and we are able to stln 70.
port favorable outlook In general for the
coming cop. The showers being strictiy
local the conditions are not the same on nh
tue plantations, some being unable 10 chilli.
Vate rs much as they would like TO do ON
account OF the rains, while many Others sra
anxious to get more rain than they have 50
far received. All the indications now point,
however to the crop being laid by at an
early date and under excellent conditions. "
A New York dealer says Of -four. when
the Morgan Shlp-railroad combine gets
working 1t will be still more difficult for
the American miller TO do an exnort trade
than now, for everything will have to give
way to through traffic 10 keep the steam.
ships filled IN. One reason why the domcs,
tie -four markets have been SO depressed
this year Is because the Western mills lost
their export trade on account OF freight dis.
elimination In favor of wheat and the out
put was plugged into every domestic mar.
ket for months ahead early in the crop, and
these sales have supplied the trade most Of
the yenr. The railroads and steamships
won't handle -four II they can get bulk
grain. as it costs more and takes longer and
they can afford to carry tho latter cheaper.
and when there is no competition between
steamship lines for freight the -four millers
will be at the combines mercy"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10
Rlee Mil at Lane CITY.

Wharton, Texas. June Blame City, the
young town OF Wharton county which has
only registered one birthday, Is now lead.
Ing rice center The new rice mill is near
ing completion. II is four stories high,
Machinery Is being received weekly and Ii
viii he ready for this years crop. The Bay
Prairie Rice and Irrigation company have
Just placed the third !;Igantic pump and
floudiug OF the early rice 1900 acresl began
few DAYS ago The capacity or the thrca
pumps Is 10000 gallons per minute.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10
WERE RESTRICTED.
SOME PRICE CHANGES.
.Ao-coffee Declines f-2c.
Yer. y and Sugars Higher.
csrtaloupes Lower

=. necessarily restricted in the
y u,rset yesterday on account of
w. n receipts and a slow move
~ A number OF price changes
which are given below.
.,.,,c. Of 5 points took place in the
s,,srt, though local quotations were
lmsi
!, Arbuckle's Ariosa coffee have
" q, and similar reduction APP
3 Oh Lion
,..,cs Of ilc took place on A II c
' ,,srr and one.pound cartons have
(.s,xpst dozen,
!, California seeding oranges ar
"a constitute the sole supply on
NJ fTuit is offered at 50 per box.
!, r,ptaloupcs went lower, on ac-
!, ,t,evitr supplies Sales on bushcl
IN made at 81 50d1.75, while
IA, we're marked down 10 o'ea 'oc'
~, house products are again the vic
IN. pyice ezpansionist. Extra short
| t,,oe and regulars have been ad-
n {. and bellies nlye been increased
|, .tvstitn on blackborlies is better
~, which prevailed in the first part
= week but IS 10y no means clear.
rsIcultl5atcd variety in good con
/, sin bring around $50. Inferior
n S-irs i5@4oc less than this price
sanction with beans, adyices from
| p.,ss coast state: There has been
LIN activity in beans of any descrIp-
|, dD,s last review. Aside from whites
,Ints local stocks are not of sulfi-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10
cHApPELL HILL NEWS,
The Woodmen Of the World Had Big
Celebration.

The Woodmen OF the World Had BIG
Celebration.
ChappeII Hnl, Texas, June s-The Wood
men Of the World had a great day yes
terday. II was the day for decorating
me graves of their departed soverelgns
whose bodies sleep IN the cemeteries here
The camp met at the hall aud after
some routine business entered carriages
ana proceeded IN body to the Masonic
cemetery. where the grave Of James H.
Foster was covered with covers. Consul
commander Harold p, Perkins read the
ceremony Of the order, most bcautlui
and fitting tribute TO the departed. The
music by the choir added much TO inc
scene After the ceremony ~ the come
terry was concluded, Atkinson cemetery
was visited. the grave " Sovereign ut
tlcpnge being beautifully decorated. Inc
choir rendered the Rock OF Ages.
The barbecue and picnic gwen yeSi!elr,,
day by W0odmeu Of the World camp -
was n grand success from start 10 hnish,
by 10 u. ~, Rrandt's pasture Wiz n IT,
With uennlc who came FROM every quarter
~ Wasbturtnn county: Brcphlm was wen
represented Hon. J. y. Matthew's master
OF cercmtnirR. introduced rev y. ~ iui
ray, pastor Of the Meihodei chu.eh neiv,
who made most Interesting tnlk Hli
wondcraft giving us history, Us rama
progress and the benefits to be derived from
,ne order. both socially ard morally hnu
utes. Hon, W. c. Henderson of Bfen-
ham was next introduced ana made 2
speech most instructive as 10 the 'otnet.
After his speech. dlnner Was sefyen, udtns
nued nig beef and mutton. done 10 q
turn. The long tables were loaded WITH
ali the good things the famous housewives
could think Of. and eaten by al wiln .
relish that showed bow much tney were
appreciated. - a.
The people are at last stirred IN the n
terssf Of the public school aue esvs as'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. June 9.-Buttcr- Easy. creamery
1s6oiiI. dairy 1919 Cheese-Weak; 9lGll
l0R Eggs-Fresh lbh. ,,ooo
New York. Jupe .-Eggs-hecelpts l43teD9
packages; market steady southern lS'2@
Kansas City, June 9.--Eggs-Flrm; u.
st. Louis. June 9;-,PoSnltry.-,ste1
49, az geese 4T4h. Butter Steady
creamery 1923; dairy 49, Esgs-steady'
l4ia. os..,, =, h,,,.or
,oaay were ala tubs and all sold At %.
TSe official market was called steady AZ
a1S. Output for the week was s2o'"o
pounds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10
HEAVY STAPLES

HEAVY STAPLES.
lNuSlTloN-Powder, per key. 81. 90;
dgs powder, 81 So per keg; drop shot,
DID, sl.45; buck, $40,
lc0N-EXtrl short clear, In sacks,
r,rlsrs, lSAc; boxed, Ae higher; bel
l3il3Ac.
F!IER oII--Iu barrels, 4sc; half bar.
!lGlsG AND TIEs-Bagging, Glib,
Nh nc; Arrow ties. less than Lar,
gtS from Houston, 1925.
aspf-Stiek, wrapped, basis "a, No. ..
9as per ID; No. ! full weight, basis
lshlsc per 10; special sizes, &c high.
tMed 5sstlIc, O. to quality.
NpLES-star. fun weight l0c; Gran
NV weight, lOlac; Electric Lights, SIC;
lsIl weight, l1lac; light weight, l0Iac.
kLasyT-Portiand, 81 1898. %; Rosen-
olIEE@Rlc fair, 7}sa,&e; prime, s.so
M ll9l2c; Cordova, 1870, roasted
'es Afbuekle's Arlosa, basis 10O-lh
la:e delivered; Apex, ii. 4Oc; Lion,
Soh Seal Mocha and Java, 1-lh
~ Mocha and lava blend, lib cans.
IVY ZIP pals, ls&c: International
Asal, LIE tins, lS8ac; . and Alb pats.
nv ~ Mgal Anna Mocha and Java, lib
A,cSERs-A b 9 soda. bulk, boxes,
81 cartons, per dozen, SOC; ginger
-. ,5f; creams, Sc; stage pluuks, 6l2c;
yguR-Basls 4S-lb sacks, Fancy high
n, M,zgGi so; fancy half patent, Sc so
\, lfd grade, S3.65; 24-lb sacks. 1Oc
!, ig III higher; -four in wood. 15c per
ARlyAcEous GooDs-Grlts. homlny
nssn meal, In 4C.lb sacks, per sack,
a Ky NEAL IN S6-lh sacks, per ga ok.
SNen bats. So 10; Friends oats, 81. 10;
syn oats, 81 So; Hawkeye oats 81. Z;
MN ppaskwheat ih-lb package, S4.S0
7, NJ, N s,nlsa tierce compounds, 90
49, ,uiSqil7sc; 50-lo cans, &c highet;
ss MS " higher; S-lb cans. lie higher.
.Asss-.Smn1dard, l3i5c; fancy, 13A@
lin Fghle hams 9%c.
s'-halk, Sl,0o per barrel; coopered,
ISSNNEi-ln barrels, e5d15c per gallon;
IN sss' extracted, 5d6c per pound;
sa;s. sgliei In l2-lb cans, extracted,
IlbI ggSSlrna sections, l21lSc
~ SSsssSS,-keboiled, fair, 16&61Sc;
Nh i ;SSs-le; choice. 25d26c; pure re-
5,rssR3 i MILK-Eagle. s6.75d1. 90;
r. A.65d475 Dime. 81. S5Sf3. 90;
IsYSIrp A,l5gi.20; Winner, S4.25d4 50.
W., Weight, S OF, Si.6oa1.7O. 5 OF,
n s,ss9, light weight. 55a6oc; 2-lb,
|rr@sat Sa0oc; lunch oysters. lib,
iiln N ssss ,,Fiye.gallon kegs. $3.50: 10
|fsklb =, MO; h.bbls, S4.50d4. 90; pints,
{gsNs,{ie, SLoo; quarts. American
| tiF-p,, sgallon hexagon. $50.
x, fsife fancy head. 6h66ihc; choice
/ "a; conn., e a4s'a4i5e; fancy Imported,
sal' basis Tic, lie; Manila,
.ssLIScalslana, coarse. s5c; inc. 9oc;
iS4s 20 Coz COOS. seas; iOoSs,
nae i S,5, ,Mackerel, No, I, 10 10.lb
Z nsr Wv 70 barrels. 70lb. No. l, 5000
IsllAoS %,vO' tubs, 50 50yd5. 10.
IA 81 W. ancy Pillar Rock, Columbia.
e 5ss-pi Castle Rock, Columbia
hss HI, spear, Alaska. S1.15; Toy.
n. "a VIZ Sl-25; Blue Bell, Columbia
Iet Fasev, lslet brand, 81. so; Carnatlon
|s.s 81 SIN ~ Red Alaska. ST. 35di. 40; pink
|ssDiNrSt warrior, 81 80.
IN nasss American quarters. Sc. 65d
rIds' ~. , 4odS so; imported GU
NC IS WATERS. $3.50: fancy sprnts.
k'iiNcH-s,elo.oo. according 10 grade.
kos. ts'SssIhderd goods; Pearl, 10 40
t5Js e.5sse; Royal Gloss or Archer,
''sAei. 100 packages. per box.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-10
dawn to dark, he managed to put in con.

dawn to dark, he managed to put In con.
ditiou 200 acres.
The methods employed contemplate thu
blowing tandem, as IL were. using several
Yang plows In lieu 81 the ordinary custi.
vator. The harrows ere harnessed In the
same manner aud SO too wero the seeders
manipulated. One engiae does the work OF
ten negroes and twenty mules. and BY a
substitution OF the steam motive power n
VIII I've seen ut glance how great factor
OF economy has entered the rice aroma. The
innovation will enable the rice farmers 10
make 81 considerable profit In the cuitiva.
ton of ricc, should the price be reduced to
50 ner barrel.