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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-18

$685.. after selling between S6d36N and
3tbt Local receipts 10 cars.
Provisions were again decidedly strong
at the start, keeping pace With the upward
n.orCmont in hog values. The better prices
brought out considerable realizing through
ont the day ana the greater part OF the
carly gain WAS lost Pork was nrmer rela.
lively than the other products m closed
1rG 1914 higher NJ IL 42ll for May. My
lard WAS unchanged NJ 8 Go, while the ribs
were 2is lower at 9 %.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat
90 cars, orn 1850 cars; oats 0o cars hogs
Cash duototons were as follows
wGs5t T@ sprips ram; No . 70;
corn- 50 ? 81 No. yellow A. oo,
pvS-No 4s'.0Aa
barley Coed ing 42a45 FAIR to
Flex seed No III, No l Northwest
Timo.hy seed Prime 2. 10
Mess pork-Pcr barrel II J01lT h2't,
Iard-Per 100 pounds, Q 500 20
short ribs sidos-Iooso q 30d0. 80.
nrv shifted shouders-Boxed = l2iams ~.
Short clear sides Boxed 9. SIi%dlO 90.
Whisky Basis Of high wines 1.30.
rIover-Contrnct grade II 30.
ON the produce exchange today the hut
ter market was steady; creamery ls(a-7
'1 cheese Steady at t2l4a12% to 1s@1sM
Eggs-Firm at mark, cases Included, l6N
ark.
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ST Louis February l7.--wheat- Higher;
No. red. cash and elevator 72N; track
Tiis0 T8I5: May 1875 July T1as; No . hard
mara Corn-Higher, No. . cash Az;
track l1ib@43h May AIS; July az. oats
July 31h; No. , white 37k63s. Rye--Quiet
at 49d49la Pork Higher; iobbing stand
ard mess, 1T.52Is, Lard--Firuer at 0.52E:
Lead-Firm at 397a Flour Steady; red
winter patents 3456355; extra faucy and
straight 3.156S4O; clear 3.00d310. limo
thy seed-Steady at 300M3.6O Corn meal
Steady at 800 ran-Dull; sacked East
track So Hay Quiet; timothy 10.0om
al 1 80 Iron cotton ties 1O7h. Bagglng
516d7 1.16 Hemp twine o. Dry salt
meats-Strong; extra shorts 9.62R; clear
ribs o6215: short clears 90. Bacon
Boxed strong; extra shorts 1885, clear ribs
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere

400 barrels: wheat q 600 bushels; corn 45,
00o bushels oats $4,000 bushels. shipments
Flour 1900 barrels; wheat 10000 bush
els; corn 1885, 900 bushels; eats $4,000 bush
els,
Kansas City, Mo, February 1T-wheat-
May 6s9sd 6s1a; July 6eh@86ls; cash No
hard 67ihde9; No red Tod7l. Corn
April 3sL May 3s1a; July 3slsdSsA cash
No. . hard 3s%G40; No. white H@4iA
Oats-No white 9555d96; No mixed
34iR.
New York, February --Wheat-Recept'
Il 900 bushels; exports $4,000 bushels; spot
firm; No 2 red S1JA elevator and S27S Z %
h. afoat; No 1 Northern s0Ts + o. h. a1oat
No. | hard oOSs (. O. II. ahoat. Options
Firm. Hay Dull. Hides-Quiet Leather
Firm. Cotton seed oil--Quiet. Rice -
Firm.
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dISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

Yesterday, which puts good sn,r,v j.,
the market ~ supply on
Local dealers fear a heavy damage 70
coast country cabbage BY the late free,s
heports are anxiously awaited regarding
the crop.
Baldwin & cargin received carload
Of Ben Davis and Missouri plppins ves.
tfrday' which are IN good demand and
are selling at satisfactory prices
The opinion expressed BY comm,ss,o,
man yesterday is that fruits win no
penented by the freeze, as budding viii
be retarded, which would be injurious this
early in the season
There Is good demand for butter IN
the local market, occasioned by the cold
weather The advance Of cent per pound
at Elgn has hardly affected the local
market yet, but 1t will likely do so in Q
day or two.
! Mall advices from Sebastopol, Cal. say
'rhe blackberry and raspberry growers Of
| this section met Saturday aud discussed
the matter of organization for the comlms
season. They also discussed the advisable
ity OF Installing machinery to handle thel
/ crops instead of dsposlug Of the same I,
the cannerles. The matter Of disposlng O
the entire crop Of the company was Ell
tertalned, and 1t was believed tnat NOR.
satisfactory prices could be obtained by
that method. The growers adjourned t,
meet on February IA, at which time the.
win fix the price of their product The.
think Of placing the dsure for blackbcrrie
ot S45 a ton, instead Of $50. as paid las
season, and, In the event of the rcfusa
OF Gamers 60 handle the crop at that price
to start cooperative cannery."
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

gatine-Lincol solids, 12]6c Lincoln prints,
l55ac, Premium solids, ice; prints, lSc;
Moxley's special, lie; Crystal Gem and
country rolls lie; Empire state special,
l5c
CELERY-Ca California. per bunch, eOa7Uc.
CABBAGE-Per ID, 1%d2c.
Wisconsin full cream. 'ong
horns, l5c; Wisconsin full cream dairieG.
l5c; Wisconsin half cream, lac; Wisconsin
pound prints. Ice
EGGS-TeXas, 13@14c; Kansas, 13c.
KRAUT-New, IA half barrels, 81. 500
? 70; 1ycgallon kegs, 81 10.
ONlONS-Por lb. 19tM2c.
PbFPER-Chlle, new, l5G16c per pound
black Singapore 15c.
POTATOES Colorado, 800 per bushel
PEANUTS-Jumho, per pound, Tl5c
fancy hand picked No I, 6lE9dac.
POULTRY-Chickeus, hens, good, 81 OGd
4 %; frs ers, large, 81 GOA %, ducks, lrl
81 75a4 90; geese, full fcather"d, S4.&d
go; turkeys hens, $40 0o9l2 co. goubie.s
$40 0CdlS. 90.
TOMATOES - Mexican. G-bnsket crates
81. scar rs.
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FOUND AT LAsT-.A plumbing con- y
that docs good work and has low pr =
III Travis street, new phone $50,
Pipe Plumbing Co, Houston, Texas x,
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AI,nost a Conflanratlon.

Orange, Texas February 10 This morn
ing OF an early hour the electric light, tele-
graph aud telephone wires on Front street
got mixed up by the force Of the heavy
wind that was blowing, live electric
Urht wire fell across a wire of the West
ern Union telegraph lne and shot a blaze
right into the telegraph office. The build
ing was lgnIted and but for the prompt
action of some passers-by who saw me
astrous condagtatlou wbuld have resulted
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500 ACRES nue rice land on a rice canal
with contract for wntef this year, uniin-
proved, SIS per acre.
$40 acres me rico land gu a canal, uulm.
proved, With contract TO water, SIS per
mere.
500 acres unimproved on canal, $50
per acre,
200 acres on canal unlmproved, s22.5o
per acre.
several hrst class improved and rented
rice farms Tor sale. Owner will transfer
the rental contract $2o TO $50 per acre
Fine Investment.
HOO acres on a canal, 500 acres leased
and will be planted IN rice this year, hne
improvements, entire tract fenced S25 per
acre, rent contract goes to purchaser.
one-third cash, balance easy terms
1900 acres all fenced with tour-wires.
within mils Of two depots, 1900 acres
prairie, balance timber, several houses,
price S5 per ncro; great bargain.
Pastures from 1000 20 100000 acres,
$3.50 10 SIS per acre; 100000 acres OF black
land IN the beautiful El Campo country.
Fine wells for irrlgating purposes fsrty
to eighty feet, abundance of water;
Tracts 100 acres up 20 10000 acres VIII
grow rice, corn, cotton, sugar cane and
OATS fine hay land; $40 to $40 per acre
on easy terms.
We pay the expense OF any party com
ing to Texas whom we sell N the title
fails upon examination by competent at
torneys Write for descriptive aud II
lustrated pamphlets on farming 10 South
Texas.
Duson, Moore & Co., vi Campo. Texas
II W, G. Moore S 90, Houston, Texas
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APPLEs-Pen Davis, barrel. S350d40O;
wlpesaps and Ionathans, S4.2514 90.
BANANAS--Loose, Sl25@l50; packed,
81. G0Mf.TJ.
titles, "a %.
CRANBERRIES-Pc crate So, e5d3 80;
barrels sill .00d12 90.
LEMONS Nossinas, So 5Od4 90; Call
fornia. SO SOFAS 10.
LINES Mexican. per basket, 81. iofli -.
ORANGES California per box, So 'V3N
r %
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FOR A MIGHTY NAVY
Rouah Outlines Contemplate Something
Like Sixty Battieshps.

Washington, February i6-Naval officers
are Interested IN the prospect that con
rress will call on the department for tn
formation on the advisability Of shaping
n program Of increase extending over
long tenn Of years The general board has
preoared report for congress, making
Recommendations which. n adopted will
place The United States among the hrst ma
val powers In 1912
Great secrecy Is maintained, but 1t is
learned the board will suggest plan Civ
ing thn United states IN 1912 about afty
Ave or sixty nrst class battleshlps, an in
crease Of about tweutyfour nrmored cruis-
ers ana a corresponding Increase IN smaller
craft
At present this country has built and
building nineteen battlcshlps. and the cur
rrit naval bin provides for three more bat
tlcships and one arnored cruiser. Although
the house committee on naval ehairs has
no intention Of recommending an appro
priatlon at tho present time 70 cover the
construction Of all the ships contemplated,
II Is probable congress VIII soon he asked
10 pass resolutions approving OF the pro
feet.
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FROM THE COLD SNAP
.,h,, Gave an impetus &c
|h' "s s.,oro Produce Dealers.
:ggs Are Firm

=, very good in the local
- set Yesterday In spite OF
.ssr which has almost para
= great part Of the State.
fni' :, snnsliine yesterday favored
ssl !, fruit and vegetables, and
~ ms in yesterday and were
~ .nv while outgoing shipments
I. ' delayed. Country orders were
,ssl standard, but city trade
p ' srisk as It might have been.
Ia weather has a tendency
"Tces in some lines, such as
| % eggs
...,,, are plentiful now and the
|. GOOD, at usual prices.
-. q almost bare Of poultry.
Va /, good and prices show a
inward higher hgures.
!, eggs were very small yes
\, me- demand IS somewhat better
~ srm, at 10 cents
!, or,pges was received yesterday
r,vss the situation as the dc
Y hsen greater than the supply
r DIESEL company received a
/ :, lannon's and carload Of onions
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GLIVANIZED SHEET IRON--70 and
vBLACk SHEET IRoN-No, 21 $3.50 per
/ 100 pounds so snl7
| 100 per box; old style, SIC, 5odls,5N per
! box. -, oosoo,, 49,. II,
| CORRUGATED IRON-Galyanlzed ga 10
/ pCr square.
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The Rice Market.
Receipts Of Rough Were Quite Large


Receipts Of Rough Were Quite Large
Yesterday.
The local rice market presented about
tho usual conditions yesterday with the
exception that receipts Of rough were some.
what above the ordinary
Sales were limited, which has been the
case for some time, There is n good dc
mand at present for fancy grades Of rice,
but there is only small supply Of the bet
ter grades on the market The rice now
coming In IS not quite as good in quality ms
that received here early in the season.
Prices are nrm and unchanged.
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

WHAT have you 70 exchange for l60 acres
OF aue timber land 10 Jefferson county,
Washington state. Is on the Northern
Pacific new belt line. Apply Fred Abra-
hanson, Dos Hardy. %
FoR SAFE AND EXCHANGE One two
story up.to-dafe residence. with thirteen
acres land. store house and stock OF gen
eral merchandise. onehalf interest IN an
up1o.date cotton gin. I also offer cheap
Tor cash or one-haf cash and balance 70
suit purchaser, seven improved faTirs,
containing from l60 TO go acres in zach
farm: ali IN Iavacn county. Texas. Adj
dress Box 30, sublime. 20
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Ernis Residence pamaned.

Ennis, Texas, February 1G.-The home Of
Mr.. Lon Williams caught fire this morning
ana was badly DANA god however, most of
the damage was caused by water. as the
flames were cxtinguished before they
gained much hendway.
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PAINTS, orLq AND GLASS.

yh'te lead. per cwt., strlcfly pure, S65Y;
second grade, S6.oo, third grade, 500
81 III barrel lots. csc per gallon. Mineral
psints coo per gallon Dry fixed paints
Der cwt., in barrels. 9oc, venetian reds
per cwt, 81 so; yellow, oChge per p cws,
nIved house paints. 81 O0d1 80. window
giaes 20 per cent IN January list
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Denton. Texas, February 10. The home
Of Ed Bcal, on South Elm street was
burned last night, together with most IT
It's contents Tho loss was about $4,000,
with $500 insurance.
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GRAM AND HAY.

Quotations for carload lots delivered , on
trocEe Houstnn or other points taking
s ss'r9es rote. DSalers charge from store SO
loo per 100 pounds more on bran. 2a3c peeGG
bushel on oats and corn, loGl1e per ~
RRHN-Pcr 100 lbs, 81 %.
CORN CHOPS-Pure 81 l2gl "A .
OATS-Toxas choice bright, COO; No :
'CtNoRN-No. . mixed, smoked, SOC; No. .
WAY aCb9lce alfalfa, $40 5oa2o 90; holce
tincthv. S1a.OO010 South Texas rralrlr
IS. 5OGa 30; North Texas ana Iefritol'
has. Sl3 JOd15 90,
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS

orinipr. asa41c per ounce bottle; m r,
min - DDS 30 per ounce coraine, 81 ~
Der ounce; Gorax, sac per pound IN loo'lo
hackag-s, corp rgs. 81 w. IN Harr Is caslo
I'll. Sf. 20 l. Hon Ia o, alioh paeSsst,s'
pl.lhol 80 7nTS 30 Per gallon sTiphnr
80 rs her 100 los In barre.s; lum 8'ec per
Soupd iu barrels siltp, tsr y n' 20
in barrels: calcium carbide So peI ~
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Rnsldsnce Burned.

Corsicana. Texas, February 15.-The resi-.
Gencc Of Lee Porch, who resides i've miles
west OF here was DESTROYED by IRE yes
teiday evening. The building had Just
tctn completed and was not insured.
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I srpf the price nhal5 puiu 10 ss,,ii,,s
si ss5;,on " Wholesale merchants, and
4 stsed daily.
HEAVY STAPLES.
.-,.,T nGA, powder per keg. $3.50;
lEVSlIi ~. q eY u Nor 5ee. drop slot
~ p y, ~. bnct 81 SO.
~ s:oS, po sh,l "a D,aor IN sacks.
lyA-sAi,ilg c. boved ltc higher. bel
4 EVA liSe: New York bellies, 11Ac.
Ham olI-in barrels 4oe' half bar
!fl;ys .yn r1rs-pagsinr. 2.lb.
l ;slso nc ca Arrow ties. less than car
wv n ,,a ny rIonsfon 81 IS.
.s nN lt S,Sct wTopped' bases q. No. ..
n IA ~ n. No full weight, basis
(I.sssRfs ' psr H. snecial sizes, 15c
Me- pqiLsiI5r a. 70 quality
4 m rs re- SIM, mi weight, 1oJ5c;
". XII wsjeht loo. Electric Lights,
4 Is Il, weight, sIsc.
i II SI9 Portland q y 1905 -oi N0'en-
IryFF%Rlo. fair, 7Ha7%c: nre. s3
,9 no iSSLSI5e; 9eordoya.' 13,5c;' roasted
n ~ lrb5rtIe Arioso. bases iOO.lb
4 uOm delivered: Apex. 11l5c: Lion.
Ia Gold Seal Mocha and Java, lib
4 ii Ilb pals Ais is%c; Internationai
is ssi., i-ls tins' l8Nc; 2 ara I y pals T.,
y M Su,t An 9e, Mocha ana Java l-'O
riryrPs9 III r e aodo hrlr boxes,
' lS esrtons NJ nor do o2en' a5c: ginger
VA ~ cr .U~1 20 e.. e staso nIoni,s siIc.
4 I ugSnS &c, stage planhs' o3aV'
|TR-Rasis ASH sacks. fancy high
IA IA a0GlI %. FANCY half nateufa,
fs99 third grade So Co: a4-lb sacks,
NIL higher. HV'' "'u'' III "'Ou' 30
&lsELCE0Us GoODS-Grits. hominy
Il rsm meal, In 40-lb sacks. per sack,
4 gia meal, In 36-lb sacks. per sack.
a s,srh osts. 50 10; Friends oats, $40;
M Sacswhcat 1 'iaM AT ract gnss Il Ii s so
,s 81 lDi Ivy. So 10.
p-Nehne tierce compounds SasTH
y. m' lSc; 5o.h cans. ne high
ssstspdsfd l2&ao fancy ganS; i i4& 95fhSs
MnS llJic
4 IN si I'D barrels. 6jdTjc per gallon;
n. , Lille IN l2lb cans, extracted,
gEI YJHia sections :, on 1oc.
a,,,v. ~ ivy 0u''e'' ''0per'u'
= ! No. Rebolled, fair. fea46tSc
N 49, sic choice, 2jd26c; pure re-
4 sbrygSSSson;
1eGi mi II IN NJ lk-Enclo, SO 75tdT 90;
wv ssi.saNggJ %; Dime, 81. g56i4 90:
IsTEsS1if.JIba On; %; Winner 81 45a4 50;
" " tx m ,' Weight 500, 81 coal g; 5'0z z'
~ S7aGe., weight, 55G'G0c; BIB light
'uncn oysters, lib, BOZ,
1 LES-rlvA-r.,,.
American "a az; gibbs, S4.5O@L55;
Nms toS; ,Rgallon, $500; gallon.
Extra fa 1,lUn me heYXagon, 500.
iaolce, 5d5iIgcc,E mead, new crop, 6NG
4 IN, 8d0iscE co laIr, 49s@4sac; fancy
yE-Slsal last I,v9lnon. 4c,
Louisiana 10, DC Manila, 1890,
hls. 9s'ins coarse a T5qSoc; fine,
4 bsed7.00. N-'oV' bo-os' $50
4 IA, f,lsH-Mackere, Ho ,o -
atSl5SSsS @5dass5jl' 75 barrels No l. s7.6od
N.gNS,-Fntcy pillar Po,,. c.,
4 GuM9L75; Castle 49, -.oIuinn u
4 e.N1s' Spear, kios niock; Solumnl1
1 llnnla River. e5c. v,oiSo nto nIu'
iigmnatlon Brand Fancr io III hrGnu
Il hS Pink, Alaska. os51 N. AiT NJ I.
4 ESE3s-1;A.,mercan quarters. Main
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For SALE--Sonr Lake OF lands out Of tho
original Sour Lake springs l000-acre tract
and between the Sour Lake town SITE,
Salt March Harris Well md Sour Lake
hotel at $500 for d one-sixteenth OF an
acre; only few OF those desirable tracts
$1,000 each inside OF thirty days; large list
az oil land In Jackson league. A. T..
Bush, Galveston, or Sour Lake hotel u
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BRAY.-Warren. Texas. February 10.
Mrs. Hannah Bray died this morning. She
leaves three boys and one girl all grown.
Her husband died several years ago
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GALYEsTON sToCKs.
Port Arthur.

Port Arthur. February lT.-Arriyed; ci na
~ Everett and Standard OH barge NO 70
from New YORK.
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COTTAGES FOR sAIE--rhree at $1,000,
three at $500 one at $3.50 one at 1880.
two az $500, one at $500. one at $500
one at 5000 and several higher priced ,
$3.50 per acre, largest list OF farm lands In
the state. will cave you time aud
money" Monroe Edge. ali Travis ST
Houston, Texas. tt
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF GALVESTON, February II.
ARRIVED,
SIS Lawrence (Am), from Port Arthur
IS Tmstleroy (BEG from Providence
CLEARED.
SIS Ell Dorado (Am1, for New YORK
SAILED
SIS FL Dorado (Aml, for New YORK
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POULTRY, SUFFER- AND Eeee

g. Ioris February 17-Poplltryy,- :. c irlh,
chickens II; turkeys Ia IA I1Ga696: dairy
ss7oi 81 Fggs-Hgher at u for fresh set
49, CIV February 17-Eggs -tresh
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FOR LEASE The we'll known AnGcrhoefer
heer garden and park on the Harrisburg
bowling alley ana dwelling 10 reliable
persons only II
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FOR SALD--Four houses, 1Yc lots md I'm,
provemeuta. In best town South. VIII sell
6eparate. Lock box 95, Bay City. Texas.
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once s.room residence, neat and clean
three blocks from Sylvan park under
ground clstern aud we'll; good barn, four
lots. Inquire at residence OF Frank How.
ard, La Porte, Texas u
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ONE LOT bO1125, in FIVE blocks OF Rice
hotel, laird ward. S2350; terms One lot,
3B blocks OF Main street, Thlrd ward,
1915 cash. We have IN every ward bar
gains In houses and lots. Britton &
Graves. lOJ2h Prairie. rs
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CORNER lot, 9th avenue. Houston Heights
good for business. only $3.50. on time. D.
b. smeaton, 905is Texas avenue II
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A FINE BUILDING LOT on aouth eide
~ bayou, Heights Boulevard, OF bar
gain; easy terms; owner leaving city
Thompson e Co, Binz building. ~
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HEIGHTS cottage three rooms ana large
pautry east front lot, fenced. near car
ilue 500. 5000 cash. balance monthly.
D. D Smeaton, 905i1 Texas avenue. n
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Since September / .,..............6. $500, ~
Same time last year. g, 100 ~
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20 BROKE MULES for sale. al fresh nges
and weighing from $50 10 1909 pounds;
cheap In ear lots In dealers Cooke \
simmons. Fort Worth. Texas. II
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WE HAVE several choice bargains In fruit
linda In the fruit belt, he sure and see
us. Cnkh q Lnckel u
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ron 0rst class rice lands, improved or M
e. Iuckel. n
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THE American Home Cooperative Co Of
Dallas uncorporntedl guarantee your
home or your money refunded; IS for
your contract; -FOUR rent as payments; old
phone 664 Wilcox & Wilcox, agents, 6N8
l<iam building, Houston. ~
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As Liver Tonic
Use 0XIplNE
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10000 ACREs Of land 10 IA Sale county,
Texas. az 81 an acre. W, r. Graham a
Co. Cnero Texas n
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Hester's Figures.

INVpCTMI 10 T II T 77'TET -
New Orleans. February
Hoster's Injuries on gs1T8
Receipts AZ ports touAs 2T6T2
This dav last year. -''''''''''' S06gl
'rhrs far this werk' .-''''''''''' % TSy
THUS far last week ''''''''''''
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FOR SALE Five lots on Ia Branch street
for only 5000; see MS and procure this
investment. Harral & Harral, 317Is Main.
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ptppFD WIRE GHvarir q o.
ss Az per 100 U.s. galvanized Baker 20 %
per 100 lbs, an ,.so rar ter
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YOUNG. wharton. Texas. February ses:-.
The remains Of Calvin Young. who nied ~
Beaumont last Saturday, arrived nfse We.
terday and were buried w the WHEATON,
cemetery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-18

Lack Of energy IN.
poverished III o Q D,
Pimples; also Blood
aud skin Diseases,
Syphilis. Eruptinns,
Hair Falling, Rome
Pairs, Sore Throat
Ulcers, Swellluga,
Effects of Mercury,
Kidney and BlHddnr
Troubles, w @ a X
Back, r U + q 5 u z
Urine, Gonorrhea,
elect, Structure. re-
ccive Scar c h | u x
Treatment. prompt
relief and curn for
life. r o I h sexes
treated confidential.
Is and privately.
Piles, Fistula, FITS
sure and Rupture;