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peooratIon pay al EIaIn.

Elgn, Texas. juno to.--The Pat Cleburne
chapter of the Daughters Of the Confed'
eracy decorated the graves Of the soldiers
in the Elgin cemetery today. The Eein
Light Guards. ladies Of the chspter and
the people gathered At the Christian chprch,
where appropriate ceremonies were held.
Then formed and marched 10 the cemetery,
where Hon. W H. Murchisou, democratic
nominee for clerk Of district court, 81
dressed the assembly His speech, though
It was only for those who heard IL, was a
grand tribute to the courage aId devotion
az both Confederate and Union dead TO
Illustrate his subject he mentioned that be
was with General Fitzhugh Ice az one
time while he u.ccl was in command dur.
ing the late Spanish war; when there was
nephew of General Grant and the son OF
Confederate general serving together on
his STAFF. The speech IN It's whole tone and
sentiment was In striking contrast 10 the
famous (D speech 50 recently delivered on
similar occasion at Arlington
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A killinn Near corsicana.

CorsicaDa, Texas, June 1O.--Eugene Mar
tin. young man ased about 20 years, Ia
alleged to have killed Wade Hampton IN
the nelgbborhood Of Cryer Greek. near this
city, yesterday morning. The trouble arose
over some remarks Hampton made about
dance said To have been had In the neigh.
borhood on Sunday.
Hampton fired on Martin, 81, but missed
min. then Neguu firing on young Martin
who had secured q Winchester, returned
the hre, killing Hampton Seven shots
took effect Martin WAS placed ia jail and
waived examination IN Julge Roberts
at $500
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NEW ORLEANS SPOT.

Sales Were Moderate at Full Prices--Op'
tons Closed at Bolton.
New Orleans June 1.-THE demand for
SPOT cotton was better today, but factors
continua to hold the staple for full board
prices. Sales 1850 bales, including 600 TO
arrive Quotations unchanged Futures
on the first call were / point up on juno
and July and 3 10 points on the latter
months, A brisk selling movement by
proht.takerE then set In and prices de-
clined steadily, the market closing at the
lowest figures OF the day, the board Shot
ing net losses Of to s points on all posi-
tlong compared with the cloging yesteTdaX
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Rockdale, Texas, June io-At the cleo
ton Of teachers by the school board, held
last night, the following is the faculty
elected: j. W. CLARK ~ Huntsville super.
intendent; Miss Zelda Branch, principal;
grade teachers, Misses Laura. Allen, Tenny
WlngAn Carrie Lewis, Lila Leonard, Hes
ter Joynes, Mamie Lewis and Mrs A. "
Isascs.
In the coored school l.. l.. Mcshnnn was
elected principal and Willy BIN one of the
assistants
The SUPPLEMENTARY formerly @rvod
here In the Same position for ten consecn.
tive years. retiring In lSai number OF
his graduates have taken high rank IN cot
leges abroad. and are now nlling honor
able stations in ne. and largely upon the
testimony Of these the board determined Il
possible to induce Mr. Clark to return and
offered salary inducement TO that cnd
The present retiring superintendent Mr
+, T.. Norton, has held the position toi
seven consecutive years, during which time
he has steadfastly adhered To a couscien
tiuus discharge of duty.
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Aau lie to RA Stored.

Alvin Texas, June 10 AT the beginning
Of the hay season this year quite nun
Der Of hay outfits started up thinking
prices would be as good as they We're last
season. But since the heavy decline IN
prices quite a number have quit he busi'
ness saving they can not afford 10 produce
hay at the present low prices. Those who
are SIN In the business are preparing 10
build large barns and will store their hay
for future orders Mr. c. p Collins Is
now al work on large barn near Alayo,
and Megsrs. A W Wikisson, T G. I'd
wards and King Bros. Will begin building
their barns next week.
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An ou NM for ElurtsvlIIe.

Huntsville. Texas, June 10.-Work was
commenced here this morning on The ground
for the Huntsville cotton oil mill This
COMPANY is centralized for $4,000 md has
hled ms charter IN Austin ms officers are
r. s. Rnther. president y. I. irving
vice president and general manager j o.
Ashford, secretary; q \. Wynne, ifens-
rcetors: y. r. Irving u T Earnest, b.
A Eastman and W. $, GIBBS.
The mlll Is located southeast OF the In,
tc.national aud Great No1htfn drpo, ana
wili have ane railroad fsciiiles. Ine com
pany viii be ready for business ny octo-
bar 1
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A MONSTER RATrLEsNAkE.
Twelve Feet Long and Had Eiahty-on
RaAAlnr

Twelve Feet Long and Had Eiehty-one
Rattles,
Olive, Texas, June 10.Whlle out IN the
woods inspecting timber lands, Mir. V. A.
Petty and q. A. sternenberg, together with
Woods Foreman and L. +. Mcdonald rode
upon a rattlesnake which they believe to
be the oldest and largest in East Texas.
They discovered II at some distance away
and being very anxious TO gain possession
of its large string Of rattlcs soon began
battle with the reptile. They soon won
the fight and are now wearing the beie Of
eighty-one rattles to prove their champion.
ship. The snake after being killed had the
appearance of small pine log AS 1t lay
its full length twelve feet and Ave inches,
In the tall grass and bushes near what Is
known as the Big Thicket, which passes
through this county about fifteen miles
west Of Olive and for several hundred miles
through the state.
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Corpus Christi Teachers and officers.

Corpus Christi Teachers and Officers,
Corpus Christi, Texas, June 1o.-At the
regular monthly meeting Of The school
board last evening The following teachers
were elected for the ensuing scholastic
term: c. W. Crossley, superintendent; NJ.
Menger principal OF high schon. Miss Lee
Cromwell, assistant. Miss Mary Carroll,
teacher Of Spanish; Misses Miriam Rhodes.
Leila Daimwood, Lotte Savage, Ella
Barnes. Lillian Beard, Kate Gainey. Ella
Thomas and Mrs. II. NJ Cnnkln, grade
teachers In central school, Anna Brooks,
First ward schools Emily Wicks, Fourth
ward school.
Colored school teachers: Dudley j.
Smith, principal; Mesdames q. b. Halo
well aud Anna Strong. assistants.
In compliance with the law as interpret ed
by the State superintendent the board elect
ed the following officers from amongst ~
members: T. y. Southgatc, secretary: ".
7. Gafney, treasurer ~ the school board
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crnok.tt Schools Closed.

Crockett, Texas June l0.-This week mas
witnessed most successful termination OF
tine session Of the Crockett public schools.
The exercises began THURSDAY evening with
the closing Of Miss Minnie Craddock's music
class followed on Friday evening by con
cert by Miss Ethel WootteWs class ana gu
Saturday afternoon by Nrs. CORY pupils,
all aealiltting themselves nicely, On Mon
day evening the closing exercises OF the
public school were held az the opera mouse.
Rev. Ellis Smith delivered the diplomas "a
The graduating class, which was composed
OF the following: Miss Lucy Smith, Miss
Martha Tenney, Miss Hortense lie Cory
ana Nr. Edgar Douglass.
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H. g. 3. Beers Letter.
- " Nv
isnecial 10 The Post.

ISpecIuI 10 TING Fost.
New Orleans. June 11-Early Liverpool
advices were encouraging. consequently our
market opened 10 3 higher on near
months and to on late. Subsequently
fresh buying oceasloned an additional i'm.
provement Of TO {. but when It became
generally known that the official predic.
lion Indicated o probability OF thunder
showers In Southern and Western Texas
tonight or Thursday values quickly &C.
clincd TO ~ from the top, making the
net loss 10 points on the day,
II rains coon materialize In Texas there
will he a further decline. On the other
hand n they fail 10 take place reaction
win be IN order Weather conditions VIII
continue 10 regulate the future course OF
the market II. IS b. Beer
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|IcrVF Trade a,s,v 0.u,yD
| ev.aper-Deoline In Bran.
=, and Hsy--Lemons
I'D and More Active.

.,.,,ss we're rather inactive
~ me warm weather. com
\. y rsiE demand accustomed a
I, !, ,nsIl proportions.
(. 4 i62c during the week has
Ia On bran.
/. > mixed sacked oats are
4 ID both grades of white sacked
I; aelsss'
mixed sacked is lac lower,
~ -, Decline has been made on
l.'.s Corn chops are Saoc cheaper
..,,,o on blackberries is stronger
4. approaching end of the sea
.:,is,ls are showing material re-
M, on cautaloupes was weaker.
4. receipts consisted Of Rocky
\ \, i. ..I,s we're made at a decline of
|..i.,,Iss have issued notice that all
sagsr will be taken subject to
4 ,acqnt of the anthracite strike
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SALES.

is dependent upon the number Of hogs that
can he secured and that it can't be started
at all until they have raised supply Of
nogs.
company has been formed to manufac-
,ture on a more extensive scale the stock
and poultry powder manufactured by Mr..
l. Nova kowsky. which he has been sell
ing for the past few years, the demand
for which had far outgrown his capacity
Messrs. Williams Bolts & Stiekert viii
get their brick yard In operation by Mon
day and they hope TO be able to make
between 1900 and 10000 brick per day.
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YOUNG Man AoeIdentsIIy ehot.

Floydada. Texas, June This morning
at the residences OF j. n. FORTS. a promi-
nent cattlenAn In the north part Of this
comfy mis- brother. Edgar. was discovered
An an upstairs room OF the place IN an un-
conscious condition with pistol shot
wound 10 the forehead. 1T Is supposed that
II was an accident, as he had taken Pts
tol TO the room for the purpose Of repair-
ing the same He Is not expected TO I've.
inc unfortunate man had only been In this
country q few months. having lately came
from the state Of Mississippi.
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Leo Fredc \ Co.'S warehouse. the track
tcinc somewhat down grade aud toe brake
on tho car failing To work, tho car got be
ycnd control and ran into some other cars
on the Snuv and there being no obstruc-
ton at the cud OF the track the cars ran
across the street, tearing down several
large blackberry trees and dcmolishlng one
corner OF the residence OF Mrs. Augusta
Schmidt.
ientiy against the wall and II Is feared she
is Injured Internally. MS she has not spok'
en- since the accident.
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

ouiuIne. 3sd40c per ounce bottle NOR.
milne, S3 25i2 80 per ounce: cocaine. So p
nner ounce: bora1. s1ac per pound In 1OO-lb
packages; copperas 500 in barrels; castor
cncor, salts sf75 PER 100 lbs in barrels;
sSsoboI 81 T0a3 90 per gallon sulphur,
s. sS per 100 lbs in barrels:- alum 3hc per
pound in barrels; saltpeter, &c per oollhd- IN
@ gSSi %: gum opium, 81. 50; powdered opium,
"a 50: carbolc acid. 4od42c per pound In
bottles cnlrium carbide, IS. 20 per 100 &C.
llyered Texas common rallMay points.
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HEAVY STABLES

FAuSlTloN Powder. per kec. $500;
fss powder, 81 81 per keg; drop shot,
Nh NA5, buck, 81 10.
|pN-Extra short clear. In sacks,
,,g,sl lShci boxed, &c higher; bel
||.RIEa olL--ln barrels. 4sc; half bar.
lssNg AND TIEs-Bagglng, 2-lb,
Fs.o' 7Ac; Arrow ties. less than car.
sIMs nom Houston, SIPS.
Epi-siiCk. wrapped, basis "a. No. ..
~ s,,p sr ID; No, full weight. basis
lMlae per ID; special sizes, lac high.
NM mn , Slgd l5c, as to quality.
||s 'ssssE.ss - fun weight, Toe; Gran
an st.gnt lOlge' Electric Lights, SIC;
l isS selght, lli2c; light weight, lOlac,
|. Il ,ss5 t99rLtland, 81 1913 %; Rosen-
wv, Re fair, 7i5d7%c; prime. Si5l
ii, ~ 's09e' faneT, 10iaQ1lc; Pea,
agizei Cordoya, 1850; roasted
,,niiVlfsle's AriOsa. basis 1OO-lu
csggg- aellyered; Apex, II 40c: Lion,
Isl. seal Mocha and Java, lib
III Ioena and Java blend. lib cans.
81 ln pals, 1SAc; International
(. b.. 81 o tins. 1SHc; . and Alb pals,
80 h,,. Anna Mocha and Java, 1ilb
IL: .ollk, PC.
||s,IkSERSA B c soda. bulk. boxes.
|, N N yaftons, per dozen. 95c: ginger
IN nsIeams, Sc; stage planks, 65ac;
s 4 a.TsSsa "a - 10 sacks: Fancy high
H ni.y4i 30; fancy half patent. So 30
LEG grade, So So: 24-lh sacks, Zoe
4 sIe ,bsIs igheF; -four in wood, 15c per
|s'.I.s.acEous GooDs-Grits. hominy
r saq meal, In 40-lb sacks, per sack,
". meal IN 36lh sacks. per sack,
|s,a oats 81 10: Friends oats, SO. 10;
|s,s sN 50; Hawkeye oats 81. s.
|sn ppe.sskYheat, lhlb package. $3.50,
-, tlued fierce compounds. pa
|aS. 4, 'stiltsc' 50-lS cans, Ae higher;
lNS ~ nleher; Bib cans. lie higher.
/ u,tl,aa auard, lSl4c; fancy, 13hG
yr'Dle hams, 0stc.
AA' Sl'OO per barrel; coopered,
|ssi ~, barrels, e5a75c per gallon
Nj S,,'. extracted, 5dBc per pound
h $3.50 IN lib cans, extracted,
|1ASSvsu sections, l2@13c.
p ss,ss,- heholled, fair. 16Ad1sci
Z SSs t' choice, 25@26c; pure re-
Fan k1e- al Ia Eagle, SbIoH w
~. t''nyal,Ia; Dime, So 1913 go
ssItRs ;,l,y,91 20; Winner, S4.25a439
I'll SJ,tlo full weight. 1 or. s5@90ci
NJ. IISssl 8 OF, Sl.609i.7O; 3 OF
rats, aght weight, $4,000; Glib
tllo1~s eoa9oci lunch oysters, lib
I. ksrs = t.ve'gallon kegs, Sl.00; 10
E'szI ~, u. %; ,s.hbis, 81 5Od4.55; pints
u 81. SlOoi quarts, American
|.E-Ers, sallou hexagon, $50.
81 islr's sansy head. 6lsQei9e; choic.
kif. I@nou, a.
h. s''' basis Tie. lie; Manila
sians. coarse. s5c; enc. soc
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same rate. Dealers charge from store
I'D, nor 100 hounds more on bran. 263c
1 per bushel on oats and corn, ioG15c per 100
BRAN-Per 100 lbs, 81. o3Gl .o5.
CORN CH0PS-Pure, 81 4305l 40.
0GTS-No. ? mixed, sacked, 5115c; No. .
White sacked, 54l9c; No. 9 white, sacked
E4r. Texas red rust proof oats, sacked
44qi 48c. ~ -o,,.. ~. n
VIA" HIIsa'Y"Cbolce alfalfa. s14 5o915. 90; choice
+,Irotbv. SIN. TJGiiS oo South Texas prairie
nav S5 Ond6 %; North Texas aud Terri
tory hay, so. ood12 90.
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METALS.

TlN-Firm, SIS. 5Od295o; lead, I'M
fp G4hhffeVyASizED SHEET IRoN-65 and s
PEI I os SHEET IRoN-NO. 81, 81 per
100 pounds Ia. s,n .oos
II 20 per box, old style, Si6.5oGlsoo per
box. -, yr,, ,7eStsc nor
FABRICATED IRoN-Galvanized. $500
per square.
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HARDWARE.

WIRE NAILS S2.05 base per keg
PkRRED WIRE-Galyanized, Glidden
SO s. per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, So. 81
per 100 lbs.
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pA1Nrs. OILS AND GLASS.

second grade. SIS 90; third grade, 81 90.
1 Tnrpentine. per case two 5;gallon, cans;
S. Is; barrel lots, 5lc per gallon. Mineral
cwt, 81, 80: yellow ochre, per cwt 81 90.
Linseed oil. best, boiled, 7oM7lc. Ready
mixed house paints. 81 90. Window glass;
ss and So per cent of January list.
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p.c,,lI.r Aocident al la GRANGE.

La Grange, Texas, June lo.-In making a
Tying switch Of car Of Ignite. coal onto
a spur OF the Katy track running to the
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HoTE1s. SUMMER RESORTS
Chicago Beach Hotel

40 mInutes from heart Of city; no aust no dirt sk-
aatea on boulevard and lake at syst street beuevsrd
Chtesso. Send for illustrated beckett
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ereenbrier White Sulphur Springs.

wTST VIRGINIA
trhe "OtD WHITE" sulphur, open Iune ~.
Famous ioi its sulphur baths. Modern Improve
ments, with private baths Orchestra OF IS pieces,
Terms SIS TO sas week. $50 10 500 per month. Write
Tor illustrated booklet. Address HARRINGTON Mills,
Msr GIeeubrier White Sulphur sprirss, w. Va.
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HOTEL NoRMANDlE

Brondwnv and SSth ST.,
New York.
Rest Hotel Location In the City.
Absolutely Fireproof. European Plan.
Located In the Amusement aud shopping
District.
Twenty principal places OF amusement
" ithin Ave minutes walk OF the hotel.
Family and Transient Hotel.
Chas. A. Atkins & Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS,

---------------------------------
Houston Land and Trust Co lOj so .......
Houston Drilling and SUPPLY "a
20. ....... -. - $3.50 ~ W
International Creosote Co.
of Beaumont .......-..... NJ Ool..s...t
Moore Cortes Canal Co. 49,. ......,l lVo ou
Merchants National Bank. 10 90, .......
Magnolia Park Co. ......... .,..... 20 oo
Mutual Building and Loan go. 81.
Association ...,.. ......., .-..,..l oJu w
Planters and Mechanic Ma
tional Bank ..,.....,,.... III so ....,.:
Rockdale oil Mill Co. ......l ....I 1iS on
South Texas National Bank 1876 ~ ....-..
Sour Lake Springs Conn. 13l OF loo ~
Spindle Top Power Coz. ~ co y ~
Southwestern Dry Plate Co. ..,,.,. 100 ~
Trinity Rice. Land and lrr ...... 80 90
Texas Savings. Real Estate
and Investment Co. ......i ~ oOl 40 w
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-TYPEWRITERs.

cfSTpT IS touch typewritIpg on the "Bifcg"
No. I ss5: No. $50: $1,000 IN use. few
PussesAs General Ageaf, Dallasx
Tsxas. ~. G
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HiloTELS, SUMMER RESORTS

STVnFRT HOTEL, BsnddYa. Teyas.-
1,nen for supamer: hunting ana SAILING
seri,ities: telephone connections; monas
tain and river drives ~
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LoSrA pearl and ruby brooch, six point.
ed star, near Catholic church Fifth ward.
Finder please return TO 1909 Providence.
aud receive reward IL
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$40 REWARD for The return az my pointer
dog had on. rev collar: no name thereon
A. p. kiesling, 502 Main. "A
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MOVING FREE--f buy, move, pack, store
and loan money and charge no interest
with me; all storage moved free, 7. +.
LOTUS phone 9d6. I'll Milan strnet, II
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FRUITS.
GRAIN AND HAY.

orotations Tor carload lots deIvtrsJL
tracks, Houston OF eotaef points
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

Wins are now open for privileges for s. r:
tionic, June 2s. until June Y. noon; ies
cl,,,hri Gpife racks knock the babies End
sth"rs. Apply l.. Fisk. l4O4 Cont stree;
PT0s wanted Tor construction, Of log ski IA;
bi ..,S on hank OF ouachitn river Apply
Ia Monroe Lumber Co. lad, monroe IA "a
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DON'T FAfIl TO, get prices on our harness.
before buying elsewhere. Mosehart &
Keller Co. Il
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FAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES for M
kinds Junk, iron, brass, zine lead, rome
bones, bottles, etc; country shipments So
licited; telephone connections LuuiS
kaminsky, sol Preston. II
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SIRAlED Two horses, one bald face sor
rel with roach names cbe chestnut sorrel
Return to Empire Furniture company
aud receiVn roNArd. II
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wANTED-Tn buy tomatoes hy thc car.
load for canning purposes, Address with
price. Austin Canning Factory, Austin.
Texts II
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TEN Low numbered contracts IN the Hony.
ton Home BuidinE Cooperative Co. Re
ply OF once 1864. this office. IA
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AGENTS WANTED.

TEN GOOD SOLICITORS 20 handle best
article aud drickest seller ever offered tbs
neople; big commission; necessity TO
ey4ryb6dy. Call on or address W. Alex
snder, 916 Mckee street. !!
VI Brvnn bnll: can he used IN stoves and
ysngtt Al one-fourth the cost OF any
other fuel. agents wanted. b. +. Jevons,
general agent Houston. -
/ WANT an agent IN every town IN Texas.
" H Patterson, manager old Hartford
life 4l2.Al3 Trust building, Dallas:
Texas -.-...---.--.-- Z
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LOST, STRAYED, STOLEN.

FOR SALE One carload mules. Apply 90;
Washington. or j. Rothstein. s-li
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B,d Closing Isk. capital.

UNLISTED STOCKS.
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HIGHLY bred pointer pups hy Jlnros
Johnnie, dam Dots Nellie; SIS each send
for description and pedigree, f. l.. Dent
son. Temple Texas. 10
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FOR saddle driving aud work horses aud
for good, mules write 8. A. Robertson
lNylOr, Texas.
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ME- tour-gallon COW Tor $50, several .
year.old thoroughbred jersey heifers,
fresh. from 2a to gallons . day Re.
member this stock Is guaranteed as rep.
resented Noakum & Co, westheimer
Farm, IL
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Ed Scrap iron In carload lots; also
brass, copper. rubber, etc. VIII pay high
est market price. Mayer Hpshits, 1871
Montgomery both phones 1881 10
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANT 10 BUY-sLl1 o. small sail BOAT.
Call ut Dr. SANDERS, KAN building. ~
TO I,ACRE PLACE wanted near city
Quick. cnsh heal Old phone slS.l u
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sTRAYEp OK S1oLEN-Iarge horse, dark
bay, from Geo. W, Stieff, 1Tl6 San ia
cinto, aud Jefferson. Liberal reward, no
Quektlons asked IL rctnTpeh. Is
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LOST umbrcila, silver handle, Initials N.
u, II. engraved on same. Finder will
please return TO 12iS Polk and obtain re-
ward. IL
Arizona republican., 1902-11-30
MODES BEATEN
 BY THE CADETS
In the Annual Football Game Between
 the Army and Navy.

Philadelphia. November 29.-In the fourth contest on Franklin field be- tween the football elevens representing the army and navy today. the young tars were decisively beaten by the land
 ubbers by the score of 22 to s. The first half ended with the score 10 to. S in favcs of West Point men. The latter made two touchdowns neither of which resulted in a goal. while Annapolis scored a touchdown and safety. As a football contest it may. without speaking disparagingly of either team. be called mediocre, but as a society event in foctballdom it was a gigantic success, there being distinguished guests from both fighting departments or the government and prominent citi- zens from nearly every section of the united States. Former President and Mrs. Cleveland occupied a box on the army side. and close to them sat Miss Alice Roosevelt, daughter Of President Roosevelt. Miss Roosevelt's box was directly in front of the section occupied by the West Point cadets. Her sym pathies were plainly with the army boys.