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nANNED GO0Ds.

CANNED FRUlTS-Apples, BIB s5@9oc;
pineapyies, sliced, Sl1o; eyeless aud core
less. 81 500 B0; extra grated, S1.6JM 1.75;
pears. BIB, T5c: Strawberries, 2-lb, 9Odejc;
blackb1rries, 2lb 95c@Sl.00, peaches, 3-lb,
81. 5Odi 80; 9Th peaches, $1009l05; BIB
Die peaches, S0ds5c
CANNED VEGETABLES - Tomatoes,
olb. fun weight, s0@s5c; BIB, fun weight,
95c6TSi 90. BIB, seconds, T54s 3-lb, sec
onds, 00d95c; okra and tomatoes, Glib,
ST .0o canned kraut, 9-lb, 9o0o5c; Califor-
lila asparagus 21alb $2.25d8.5o, according
TO grade; Lib, asparagus salmon, cans,
81 50M2. 10; baked beans 3-lb 95c; 2-lb
string beans SIC; 2-lb kidney beans, D5c;
2lb stringless beans, S125i 2-lb marrow
fot neas, 81 90; Glib American petit pos,
al 606I1 65; extra Maine corn, Sl.15i corn,
S5do0c: seconds, sOasoc.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Extra standard
2l5.lb pea les, lemon cling. S1,05Q2. 90;
yellow Crawford, S1s0G is5 black cher
ries. 81 GOA 90; white cherries, 81. l5d2 %;
apricotg S150d1.15; Strawberries, s20na1
2i0: NUNS S1.5O0 60; grapes, S1.60@t ~;
seconds, 10c per dozen less than extra
'CcbAWNEp MoLAssEs- & r. Old Fash.
Toned, gallons, $50 per case: l5gallons,
$3.50 per case Agalons, 1915 per cnse;
Gold iIedal brand fancy table syrup, quart
hrs 81 90 per dozen; b. r. & c. Creole,
BIB. slOO; BIB, S135; Obj S2.S5; lob,
81 30
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IOIJsTON WHOLESALE MARKET

nanas on account Of the bad weather but
there is not large quantity on hand.
Poultry Is in very good demand at IN
chnnged prices Receipts yestcrd were
very llght.
Eega are not moving SO freely, owing to
smaller demand. Receipts hhyo been lglf
Of Texas stock, with prices unchanged.
fhe butter trade yesterday was moderate,
being principally with outside points.
new brand IL butter has been placed OH the
market IN ono pound hermeticany sealed
cartons and called Red Glover Elgiu" IT
sells at % TO 30 cents,
The American Grocer has the following
"a meeting of the Farmers Produce asso
citation If Central New York was held at
Oneida, y y, on December % and a sched.
ule of prices was arranged Tor the products
grown for the canning factories The meet
Ing was enthusiastic and was largely Mt
tended Evergreen sweet corn viii be pro-
duced for canning purposes, according to
the schedule adopted, for % cents per 100
pounds: Country Gentlemen and Crosby
corn. so cents per 100; tomatoes, $40 a TIM;
bcPts, $50 and SIS ton; peas, So rs per
100. It was also agreed that IN cases whore
members Of the association d liver peas at
the factory, and do not take away the
vines, the operators OF the factory shall
ray the farmer for the vines Mt the rate OF
S3 for each mere the farmer has devoted 10
the culture Of peas This schedule in the
form of an agreement is to be circulated
among the farmers II the adjoining towns
for their signatures.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

CHEESE--Wieconsin full cream. ,ong
horns, l5c; Wisconsin full cream diaries,
loc; Wisconsin half cream, 14c; Wisconsin
pound prints, Ice.
EGGS Texas, 24d25c: KANSAS 24c
kRA UT--New, in half barrels, S2.5061
2.T5; five gallon kegs S110
ONlONS--Pcr ID, 1S4a2c
PEPPER Chile, new, l5al6c per pound !;
black Singapore 15c
MISUNDERSTANDING. 500 per bushe
PEANUTS Jumbo, per pound, Ti2c;
Chickens, hens, good, SO. SOFA
S.I5; fryers, large, So. SOFAS 10; ducks,
large, S3 2503 30; geese, full feuthered,
- va so; turkeys, hens $S00ul1.0O; gou.
bers So O06715 co.
. ToMArOES-Mexican, 6.basket crates,
s. 5tG2 70.
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week are the largest during the past i've
years. Ia addition 70 this the takings az
American cotton by the epinners OF the
world 10 date are only 35B,uuu Ia oxce /,
or last year, reduction Of 81 OcO in the
aggregate having been made this week.
The strong statistical posltiou. the rednc.
uon nf crop estimates and the theory that
me consumption Of American cotton viii
Pc about ll.2j0QeO. have been instrumental
" causing an advance OF over a cent The
situation this week has been Weakened
somewhat and II looks as II splnners with
tnelr large reserve stocks viii not follow
tae advance. N this policy Is pursued hv
the men for FEW weeks II will mike A
radical change In the statistical position.
AnNthlng uniavorhhle 10 the article around
present prices may prcclpitate n decline;
therefore, We again urge our friends 10
operate conservatively Hnd only huv on
SHARP breaks Receipts ana the demand for
spots VIII regulate the future course "
values. Uk n Rerr
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DARBED WIRE Galvanized Glidden.
So. 40 per 100 lbs galyanized Baker 500
per 100 lbs.
WIRE NAILS 300 base per FeE.
H. & 3. Beers Letter.

New orleans. January IL, AS Liverpool
advices were more favorable than looked
for our market responded 10y opening
higher and subsequently advanced TO
on the weekly amount brought into sight
being somewhat less than anticipated Tn
heavy Interior movement aud the bearish
visible supply statement occasioned break
of 10 from top, making the net loss ] 10
points on the day The amount brought
into sight during the week was 2S0-OJo
against 3040OO last year, aud the aggregate
marketed from September ! 70 date has
been Z, 1900, against 7,245,0O0 last year.
The visible supply Of all during the week
Increased 5000, against decrease Of vV9
last year, OF which the American Increased
$500 against decrease Of 1900 last yeag
The total visible supply OF American % now
1921 ,0c0 against ST00,0g0 last yesr Inc
thirty leading interior towns received our
ing TIE week l54,00, asainst $4,000 lasf
year The visible supply durlng the week
has gained 5scD0 relatively Ger last F'd!.
and the receipts at the interior toRas thlE
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NEW YORK COTTON.
The Market Was Active But a Decline
Followed the Advance.

Followed the Advance.
New York. January 49, The cotton mar.
Ret opened at an advance Of to points
ana was fairly active. largely on general
public demand, while the more profcs-
sional class OF traders was disposed to
take profits If long of cotton or to srll
Tor short account on belief TINT. while
the statistical position remained one Of
remarkable strength, It had been oyerdis-
counted to more than cent advance.
winch has occurred here since November
IA, when May cotton suld at SIZE with
that position today reaching s zoe AT
lhe strongest Intervals toddys market
showed an advance Of u to 10 points ufter
Whlch there was weaker period und r
the neaNy sales to secure profits With the
market nnally steady at Il net loss OF
point 70 net gain of ] point Total snlc
were about $50. 0O bales for the day Sell.
lug of the short account WINS nrrrstod Nv
Tue weakened figures shown In this country
ana abroad, the Liverpool stocks being
-oLUuO bales short OF last yenr's the
amount anoat $4,000 bales short OF tn"
ihst year, While Superintendent King
mace the amount brought into SIGHT durilla
the week and the amount for season less
IMAM last year's, the weekly contrast being
3Ds,G23, against 885. 272 and for The season
L(Ul us, against I.520,9O6. Selling was
helq IN check 10y strong reports from th
spot markets Of the country, the range
showing an advance Of from I-1B to 3. lB,,
on account q demand from exporters q d
splnners New England is pretty well
onead on goods, In the afternoon. how
tlet, me disposition to secure prodts on
rather weak ''''
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plnE WAS BETTER,
COUNTRY BUSINESS GOOD
.., Now More PlentifuI--oranaes
PES ess,,..-Reoeipts OF Eggs Were
~ Liaht; Prices Unchanged

80, vas slightly better In Tho lo'al
, aa market yesterday than the day
~. nut conditions are stlll very quiet
~ ~ r,osetate supplies Of produce on hand
r,oderste demand In both local and
49,, trade. Toe bad weather his bad
.noe, MI round seeming to cause great
...snsdon locally than in outside points.
,smsnts ot fruits and vegetables are con-
y. slowly. whIle the demand for such
|sanc,s is slightly better.
h.. scarcity Of potatoes and Onions has
rsaeyrd by fresh arrivals Of carlo d
|sn .s,crdor. Prices are unchanged, with
moderate demand.
|r0. supply OF oranges is limited, but ship
III, If california navels are Ell route,
MN rilI be sufficient for all demands.
|ro.rc is fairly good movement in 'p-
h, while stocks are moderate.
|r,.s Inns been light demand for ba-
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING Notice
IA hereby given that the board IL dlrec'
tors Of the Houston East and West Texas
Railway Company has called meeting
OF the stockholders OF said company TO
convene at the principal Office OF the
company In Houston Texas. nt II o'clock
the election OF directors aud tho trans
action Of such business as may he law
fully transacted nt an annual meeting
and has. also called q meeting on TIE
convene at the same place on the same
day Immediately after adjournment OF
such stockholders meeting for the cleo.
tion of officers and the transaction or
such business as may he lawfully trans
acted at an annual meeting VI the olrec,
tors. n. DnrEan. Secretary. l--s
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FRUITS

ATPLEs-Bcn Davis. b'rlel. SO 5od4 co;
wlnchnYs arl Jonlthans 81 2jQ4. 90.
S1.5O0 1I5.
CoCOANUTs-Per sack. S4.o0; less guam.
titles S4.25
CRANBERRfES- Per crate 50 25d3, 80;
barrels, $l1 CCGf12 90.
LEMuNs--M essinas, So SOFA 90 Cali
forniH. 50 5Od3. 10
LINES Mexican. per basket, 81 l0dl.25.
ORANGES California. per box, S3.0uW
8 10
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nnrGs An CuEMICALs.

Ouiulne. 34m36c per ounce bottle; NOR,
mime. 50 25d2.j0 per oGnce; cocaine, S425
erNounco; horaN Sl5c per pound In 100lb
pacLages: coppcrgs 500 In barrels; castor
Oh, Si 90 per gallon I'm S,gallon packages;
,,l~ohol 81 70M 900 per gallon sulphur,
81 as per 100 lbs IN barrels, alum, 3lac per
pound in barrels; saitpeter &C per pound
delivered Texas common railway points
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GALVESTON STOCK.
Total stock ......... 229, 167 217,32l
POULTRY. RUrTER ANO Eees.

st. Louis, January 10 Poultry Quiet
chickens Ois; turkeys 14ml5; ducks ~
geese ~ Butter Dull; creamery 22m20;
dairy 1Sm3s Eggs Lower at big; strict
~ fresh.
New York. January 16.Eggs Receipts
344I packages Market steady; State aud
PENNSYLVANIA average best. 30m31; West
ern fancy graded 20; Western poor to
prime 23d 2s, refrigerated 1Sm22
Kansas city. January 10 Eggs--Frcsh
91lk
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NEW tbrccroom cottages. Ruthveu aud GIL
lett streets, 81. II. B hopperl lut5s
Congress avenue. ri
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

Prime crude OIL loose at
mills ........... .s..'.'' "a q
At It. mills 49,. ;.....i a5H4a 80
Prime meal. basis, short
ton landed at Galveston.S24 80 ri
Prime cake, basis, short
ton landed at Galveston IS 90 Go5 IS
flnters, T. O. b. interior
mills according 10 grades 90 n 03ik
Hulls, Houston mills ...,.. 90 n %
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TYPEWRITERs.

SMITH PREMIER. practically new. $40
1fbcr bareains. Lyman BRYAN Rrather
ttpewriters, Dallas, leSas II
pTIrKrNenFRFER TYPEwRfrERs on
easv pavmpnts. $40 cash and 81 per
month n responsible people OF thnF0 who
furnish good references. W. I. kussell,
general agent tor IexaA. ARKANSAS laolan
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New York, January 10 For the week end
ing Friday!
Nct receipts n all United States
Net receipts NJ ali United states
ports same week last year .. 225 $50
Total receipts since September ! 3, AZ 5S7
Total receipts TO same date last
year .......... ...............5 S, 383, O4s
Exports for the week ....... 1887
Exports for same week last year. 246 4si
Total exports since September l.3,sT602O
Total exports same date last year. { ,040 202
Stock at all United States ports / ,O7j 4js
Stock at all United States ports
same time last year ...,..,,., PSI, 1857
stock at all interior towns nus. 4T6, 400
Stock NJ all interior towns same
time last year .,...,,.,...,,'.,. s4o272
Stock az Liverpool ..,...,...,. 6le'o
year ..,,.,.., ...,,,...,,..'.. 100000
stock of American afioat for Great
Britain ..,.,.,,.... .......,... 245OOo
Stock of American a1oat for Great
Britain same time last year, S92.UO0
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position on farm, ranch or
IN dairy, by a sober aud honest young
married man; am NOT afraid OF work;
am Al baud with stock &C. call box
., GonEalcs, Ienas, 10
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WANTED by mddlcaged man aud wife
place NJ botel or boarding house as plan-
ayers Tor; experienced aud reference Ad.
dress U11i, this OFFICE. ls
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WANTED BY Industrious, energetic boy
to drive delivery wagon; veil acquaint.
ed with city COOS, this Office. Is
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COTTAGE 1907 Calhoun near crawford
pavement four rooms and bath; refer.
Cuccs Amply 1911 Texas II
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An EXPERIENCED CLERK wants pos.-
ti"u III general merchandise or grocery
store; can keep set of books; can also
furnish the best OF references. Address
Lock Boz ~ Elgln Texas, 10
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WANTED ny elderly man position; take
care buggy horses and stock Ia general
experienced trimming grapevine aud
lawns; wages reasonable; good home de
sired. Address 65iS this onice Is
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YOUNG MAN Of good ability aud stnndius
wants position collector on general ouicg
work; best Of reference, Address $3.50,
this office. Is
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WANTED-posltion by sober white man
Ia wagon buggy or repair shop, wood
work aud painting; plenty good tools.
flee ~
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Trims now aud uPIo.date. ITU2 ifadley
avenue OH Caroline aud La Branch car
line Il,
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POSITION WANTED as Al class baker;
Gprman, willing 10 50 TO tho country.
G5J3. THIS Office Is
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4 YOUNG MAN wants work; yard boy
or hotel boy. Address 1904, Eighth street,
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WANTED Situation by young man age u.
TO do house work or attend horses and
work around yard. Can at 1910 Beil
avenue. IL
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WANTED Any kind Of work; viii work
FOR my board and clothes ill better posi-.
tlou offers, Address q. Wilson, city, is
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If YOU want good cStrad v1nHe man
to take care OF toIr larI, h0rse and
buggy answer this; give references. c!@3,
lhiR nftce Ii
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FIRST CLASS man cook dcslros position
on boarding car or country hotel Address
y. n. r., this Office. 1S
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Roy 16 years old would like TO work ne
help in house, good dish washer or would
Ike to learu trade. Address ee2e this
ofhpe II
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BOOKKEEPING done at home M very
reasonable price. Address 05s4 this q.
flee. IL
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COLORED MAN wants situation rs yard
man; good house cleaner. Address b54i
this onicc. II
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ENPEMtNCED dry goods man wants 20.
sition rs salesman. Address a. o. *,
this office 10
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A FIRST. GLASS washer and lroper wants
washing TO do. Apply 1916 poase avenue.
Cora Moore, az
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YOUNG MAN wishes q position as CORK
In grocery store have had exhprrlenct.
900 La Branch IL
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For RENT We'll Furnished rooms, moJcr.
Improvements, liQb Mckinney avenue 4
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GOOD MAN wants a Job to take care Of
horse aud buggy; can milk. Address 66S0:
this office. IL
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COLORED MAN cook wants a situation as
cook or walter Address James Brown,
1.U7 oak street. IS
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GERMAN man wants work. will wash
dishes for hoard aud lodging. am hard
~ ana must have wore right away.
Address 6530 this Office i9
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,omnsrlson Of tnese quotations shows
auy advantages In fayor OF Houston as
wy llhnssaIp ,narFet Wien the buyer cousid'
" ~. dement's to be derived IRON nJus'
\, Dfrpisbt rates be win lind that. even
5s1 the utotable figures ut uthcr markets
Z Inwer. Inc price nuAlly paid is gener.
u greater. Tue prices are those ruling
long Houston Wholesale merchants, and
: fsYlsel daIly.
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YOUNG CoLoRED man wants to work,
Reply to 10ll Saulnier street 10
RESPECTABLE colored man, fair cduch.
tluu, desires situation as porter IN railway
o1ice OF janitor In large building; cEpe
rienced best references, Address B. Jy
this Office. Is
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WE'LL EDUCATED stcnographer desires
position n or out OF city. ~, Houston
Heights, Texas u
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YOUNG MAN, Is with fair education.
must have work, Address 1901 Center
street. 10
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or GALVESTON, January 10.
ARRIVED.
Nnne
CLEARED
SIS Sabine tAm.), New York
SAILED
SIS Sabine lAm.), New York.
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YOUNG COLORED MAN and wife want
jobs cooking or servant In the house, and
man would Ike TO take care OF horses and
work around the yard Frank Clay fies
Beach IL
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WANTED ny young colored mar, a posi-
lion ns house and yard man and taking
care horse and buggy; Al reference. Nd
dress ud3l this Office IN
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED Both ladies aud gentlemen
for local aud general agency work on
commission and salary. Cali, get terms
aud see sixteen samples. G., u. Caulk,
tU9A san Jneiuto street Il
no LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS You
realize the non participating policy Il tie
seller and what the people want YOU.
don't sell them because your company
viii not pay fun commission for them
The Metropolitan viii II ! have quoted
you commissions before, see me now I
am prepared to do much better for 1908
L. o. Robertson, State Manager, Dallus.
Texas. 20
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER Co. general
agency Houston, Texas; live local agents
wanted. Address Guy mclaughlin, 20
Main street. IL
LIFE AGENTS am now ready 10 MIKE
contract for 1908 Higaost commissions
paid and notes taken Have 1ust nut on
the market the most np.to.dnte Invest,
ment contract ever Issued. only agents
wanted that can produce the business
Rs money IN selling Hartford life roll,
cies and bonds w n Patterson. mar.
ager. Trust building, Dallas, Iexas, tt
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a COLORED man wants position as yard
man. understand horses Address 6oII,
this office II
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MIpDLE.AGED German wants a position
In ward or stable ot private family, "a.
dress 66SB this office. II
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bho NLtoE With city experience, wants
position at reasonable salary can give
very hest of reference. Address No 100
PRESTON avenue, Houston Texas. 10
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WANTED Position az bartender by Ger
Congress avenue IL
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POSITION In Office or as clerk In grocery
ApnlN 3llO Commerce avennn Il
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POSITION wanted BY white man and wife
to work on rice farm. Address Matt
zweck, 21t2 Caroline. "a
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COLORED bOv wants 4 Job 70 work In The
yard ana tend 10 horse and mules aud
Is not afraid of work 10 years old Apply
at 1914 Ruthven street. II
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TWO SMEDES Men, want work anything
IN the city or country; understand hre
boiler. Address Ol26i this Office. ~
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A YOUNG MAN desires emplovment AZ
harkecper. mus, have work at reasonable
wages can give reference. 65T3, this
otrro. 10
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COLORED man wants job "a work In the
yard or tend horse and work around The
house. 1902 Cleveland street II
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-10-02
School Entertainment.

DELTA, September 3Oth.-Thc Shakes
pearc-Longfellow literary and debating
society of the South Delta school held its
first monthly entertainment for the bene-
fit of the patrons and trustees of the
school on Friday. The programme was
as follows:
Opening chorus, maryland, My Mary
land" rollcall answered Interpretations,
third grade from Longfellow, and fifth
grade from Shakespeare; opening address,
Lois I'cattie; duet, I'VE Were Playmatcs, y
Misses Grace and Phoebe Hughes; essay,
character building" Winifrcd Williams,
recitation, The Rainbow" Margaret
ZONES; recitation. "Tommy's Thanksgiv-
ing Dinner" Malford Doolcy; duet, The
Golden Rule" Linnie and Orlo Proctor;
recitation, "Sweethcarts," Lou Proctor;
essay, Character Building, Orlo Proctor;
recitation, Hazel Hewlett; duet,
"Juanita," Cora Heaps and Myra Viii
lams; Rotations, John Williams, recita-
ton, Milo Williams; recitation, The
Bridge" Lena Watts; recitation, "Thc
Dolls Wedding" Hazel Hyde; singing,
Little Wee Wees" primary school; reci-
tation, "Thc Whistlng Regiment,
Grace Hughes; recitation. THE Bald
Headed man." Rosa Hyde; recitation,
"Thc Psalm of Life" Jennie Jones; adj.
dress to the school, Rev. A. l.. Hyde
closing chorus, Excelsior.
SECRETARY OF THE SOCIETY.