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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-05
Custom House Scandal Ends in Resie.

As result Of the custom house
trouble. which has been brewing at
III Paso for several months, |. A.
Barnes, a special treasury agent re-
signed by request OF the department
Barnes was formerly the private sec
rotary of General Wood. and was sent
t. Ei Paso 20 investigate the alleged
faculty classification or imported
cattle. Charges we're filed against Col
lector Pat Garrett and finally against
Barnes. Then came the alleged smell
ter frauds and several special agents
investigated the entire custom house
Office. As a consequence Barnes was
asked 10 resign.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-05

Headquarters @. X. Warren Post, No
s. Grand Army Of the Republic. De-
partment OF New Mexico. Albuquer-
que, N. NJ. September l. 1908;
At the regular meeting OF q. X. War
rem Post. No. 5. Grand Army OF the
Republic, September l. a resolution
was offered extending vote OF thanks
to Captain Michael Mcdonnell for
kindness shown our post In turning
over to us ten OF the best guns In his
possession with all accouterments and
for many other acts OF kindness by
himself and other officers of Company
G. First infantry. national guard. for
which we will ever feel grateful.
J. w. EDWARDS.
Post Commander.
lDficial.)
W w. Mcdonald Post Adjutant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-05

You Know what You Are Taking
When you take Groves Tasteless Chin
Tonic, because the formula Is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that II
Is simply iron and quinine In q taste
less form. No cure; no pay: soc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-05
vii, Locate New Navajo School Hous.

The secretary OF the interior has
approved the bond Of w. T. Sheldon.
recently appointed school superinten-
dent for the northern half OF the
Navajo reservation. Sheldon was In
structed to work in conjunction with
Supervisor Charles, who few days
ago was ordered from Grand Junction
to the Navajo reservation. In locating
a spot on which to place the contem"
plated school buildings.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-05

For bilious attack take Chamber
lains Stomach and Liver Tablets and
a quick cure is certain For sale by all
druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-05

til asks that an attachment be issued
for the recovery OF certain monies al.
legged TO be due.--New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-05
G. A. r. NEWS.
Adlutant General Whiteman and Cap
tain O'Donneil Remembered.


tain o'DonneIi Remembered.
Headquarters q X. Warren Post. NO.
s. Grand Army Of the Republic, De-
partment OF New Mexico. Albuquer-
que. September /, 1903
At the regular meeting OF G X War
rem Post. No. 3. Grand Army OF the
Republic. Department Of New Mexico.
September /. 1903, the following reso-
luton was adopted;
Resolved. That the officers and mem
bers OF @. X. Warren Post, No. 8
Grand Army OF the Republic. highly
appreciate the kind favor done for on
post by Comrade W. II. Whiteman
adjutant general OF New Mexico. IN
securing for use NJ our post ter
Springfield rifles. with bayonets. cart
ridge boxes and belts complete. foi
which we shall ever feel grateful
and unanimous vote Of thanks Is here
by rendered Comrade Whiieman 10
the same by the post, in session.
(Omcial)
J. w. EDWARDS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-05

TO CURE \ COLD IN ONE DAY
fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II
iails To cure. L. w. Groves signature
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-05

&c. uC uhUkCI VI
being rundown by a
horse Is a very real
one to everybody, the
danger of being muir
. dered by a microbe
does not trouble us.
And yet the minute mi
crobe Is more dangerous
than the widest horse.
The only people who can
afford not to fear the mt
crobes of disease are thoes
who keep their blood pure
and rich. These are prac-
tically immune from the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-05

w w. MCDONALD. Post Adiutant
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Inn WHOLESALE MARKET

the butter trade, as people do NOT even
seem to want the necessarles OF life An
such weather as has prevailed lately.
The O. L. DIESEL company yesterday 70.
ceived car OF fine New York obn,o,
Baldwlns and Russets The latter variety
is In exceptionally good demand and =
selling freely at S4 per bnrtul
A telegram from the coast states that
on Friday last severe frost occurred In
and around Los Angeles. The report
states that oranges we're badly frozen IN
many localities but that the full extcnt Of
the damage can not be determined for some
time yet
In connection With lemons leading Job.
Der says; Even with tho slight advance In
the market last week the present values
show q loss to the importer Of fully Csc per
box, ana under such circumstances II Is
hardly probable future shipments VIII be
Increased TO any oNtont until demand IL
heavier
Writing on canned goods IN Baltimore
Thomas j Mcchnn & - shy. The demand
for spot goods with thp exception of toma-
toes, Is for small assorted lots, evidently
for the purpose OF pitching up sto,h but
they embraced Il larger number OF articles
in the list which may be taken as hope.
full sign Tomatoes Was the uuiv article
possibly, that sold IN clrlnud lots during
the past week. small fr'lts show a dis
position TO case Oft o ltilo bin Ia prlce1
and tharo we're some small reductions An
one or two grades Of peaches. For future
delivery the demand Cor corn has Increased
because ui the speculative movement IN
. the market for seed corn. which inHy outlet
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
srots Were Active and Advanced oteao''
W, Closing 1-Sc Higher


49, ~, Closing 1-8c Higher
New orleans, February 19.-Cotton Tor
snot was fairly active today Orders are
now coming in from spinners that carry
h,rbor limitations enabling buyers TO worA
70 hotter advantage and inducing the taohhs
~ better assortment Of samples sales
$500 bales. including 1850 to arrive. Quota
uops advanced y. There was only one sac
- tho cottou contract market today ana
p.+ ,Cos Tho long side. Operators were laii,
~" octiye and from the outset pa prices
au along the line The opening hsures
~ ifiyernooi we're shade lower Lh9h yvh,
fcrday, but that fact was ignored pg INV
,,.nl'',,.essed with the strength OF the SPOT H.
.sItH{on that prices moved up with ha5uiy
s''t rDtnteworthy break throughout the uaS
,veTnool, instead Of Leading, became ~ ad
~ SId responded to the American Gu
. oTC Inv quickly recovering the morhIt N
loss and continuing oh me up gfS ~ T 10
~. -ai-ts M Inc several posi- Ions Inc lecn
l-.d al the Close SHOW d net GAINS OF !,
.o IN POINTS on all months Of the euFleh
! wear.
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was good buying by local traders, The
sentiment was Arm throughout the day,
aud the close was u better on May, nt SOFA
after ranging between aolS and So'S'a8o
Receipts ~ cars
Provisions were strong. In spite Of lower
prices for hogs Mt the yards but the vol
ume Of trade was not largn The CT s.
was strong, With May pork up y, az II Wi
Nav lard S6ITls higher at e.o2t4Q9.0o, while
rihs were 12IkGi16 higher at 0.05.
Estimated receipts tomorrow--Nheat 10
cars: corn 1875 cars, oats 6S cars; hogs 20
0Od head.
Cash quotations were MS follows:
Flour Quiet and steady.
Wheat-No spring 77GTS; No. Iod7J;
No. 2 rcd T3AGU74A.
Corn-No. 2 ~; No. . yellow A.
Oats-,No. . 81: No, 8 white 3+sylO3A
Rye-No . ASA,
harley Good Feeding d29+5; fair 10
choice mailing 47@54.
Flax secd-No l LA; No. l Northwest
ern 1.la.
Timothy seed--prtme 90
Mess pork-Per barrel II 97t%T1i7 so.
Iari--Per TOO pounds q. 62l96f1 65.
Short ribs sidos-I.oose o. 1910 so
Dry saltcd shouldcrS--RoXod 9 12'E1S -
Short clear stdes-.BOx0d Q 7i6N S7iS
on the produce exchange to1py .hc Nnt
Ter market YVES Stno'v' crorrut~y 'N-1H'
dqi-s 1A099 rhoosN-Stcody 12ikd12N 20
13G12i6 rers- Easy at mark cases IN
cluded, t6i4alT
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800 ACRES nne rice land on rice canal
with contract Tor water this year unim-
proved, SIS per acre.
$40 acres due rice land on canal unim-
proved, with contract TO water. Sls per
acre
800 acres uhimproved on canal, $50
per acre
200 acres on canal unimproved, s22 so
per acre.
Several hrst class improved and rented
rice farms for sale. owner will transfer
the rental contract, SIS TO sSo per acre.
Fine investment.
400 acres on canal, 500 acres leased
and will be planted IN rice this year, nne
improvements entire tract fenced t2o per
acre, rent contract goes 10 purchasers
ono-third cash, balance easy terms
1900 ncres all fenced with four-wires,
within mile OF two depots, 1900 acres
prairie. balance timber: several houses,
price SO per acre; great bargain.
Pastures from 1000 to 100000 sores
81 90 to SIS per acre 100000 acres OF Olnck
land in the beautiful vi Campo country
Fine wells for irrigRtlng purposes forty
10 eighty feet, abundance OF water,
Tracts 100 acres up TO 10000 acres. VIII
grow rice, corn, cotton, sugar cane anu
oats; fine hay lund $40 to $40 per acre
on easy terms.
We pay the expense OF any party com
ing 10 Texas whom we sell II the title
fnIs upon examination by competent at
tornpys Write for descriptive and II
Illustrated pamphlets on farming In soutr
Texas
Duson, Moore & Co, III Campo, Texas
II W c. Moore Il Co. Houston, Te1ns
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20

St Louis February 19--Whcat lower
SO. red. cash and elevatoe fii3, track
I407Ur May T27sM73 July 7luIlls No.
hard I1WI34t Corn euSlcr--NO, > cash Al V,
uack 4l1agJ44: May 41A: July 4lA Oats
SO, cash 3Jla track 3d5a43jls; May 39AN
lis; July 31E nominal, 80, 2 white $50
Rye hrin, at 4ule Pork hlgher-JObbing,
standard mess. II r. lard higher, at 95'
Lead arm, at 81 llou asier-R
winter p1trnts 8 .4oCt3.,5. extra fnnc and
straight 9. lu0S 81, clear @IS 90 TIN
steady. AZ > SO Bran uvuluAl-SacRed,
cast track, S3QS5 Hay ~teady-limGthI
g. 0Oal4 90; prairie o.0OWlop. whisky
stcrdy. az 80. Iron cotton ties 70 ~,
Tagging q 5-l6dT 1-16 Hemp Irvine .. Try
snlt moVts-Boxcd stronger; extra shorts
. co., clear ribs .62l2; short clear . 70,
Bacon Boxed strong: extra shorts anu
clcar ribs 10 80; short cleaT 10 5219, Re
cclpts-Flour 5000 barrels; wheat aHnO
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GRAIN MARKETS WERE FlRMER
VERY FAIR DEMAND
AIDED PRICE OF WHEAT
Corn Was 5ullish on Good Cash Demand
and Closed Hiaher-Good Buy
ING Made Oats Advance.

Chicago, February io.-BenriSh statistics
caused weakness IN wheat todnv. but u
far demand later To the day helped prices
and the close was Hrmce With May IN.
eharged' May corn up lS1,A, and oats Is
higher. Provisions were strong aud the
May PRODUCTS closed from . to % higher,
wheat ruled weak the greater part OF the
cay statistics Being beansh advices from
France showing decidedly favorable crop
reports while the export demand was light
and clearanccs 81 al. There was good
deal Of long wheat fo- sale. and liberal
selling for short account. and with but a
High; Gonmnd, prices declined, May selling
on to 1a&, after opening y lower, at 1880
g. AT the decline shorts covered moder-
Rtely. which caused q slight advance. and
prizes held steady nutn late In the session,
when utj- better demand developed, re
suiiiHg in IL trAer tone. The strength In
corn and oats was a late help May closed
unchanged at Ii2sQI7h. the top price Of
the day Small receipts both local and al
primary points were the principal strength
enlng Influences Minneapolis and Duluth
rcpu. ted receipts Of lUG ears, which, viii
local receipts Of eleven cars, one OF con
{ tract grade, made the total receipts fol
/ ag.
/ fine sentiment In cUru was hullish on ;
| good cash demand and on small receipts
] There was q fair trade, but offerings were
! cruUarJt lively light, which fact contributed
| materially TO tue stronger tone, Commits
| sion houses and provision interests wcr'
| the best buyers. while offerings came large
! iy from scattered sources with seme long
/ tGklug profits. The close was firm, Ma,
: NsQi+4 higher, at %J3t145t., after selling he
mn e.. 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20

TRY r5rn, sac OOT22 10: lend. SOU =
GikGIyEN4IzED SHEET IRoN-7o and .
pr LIH|GK SHEET IRoN-No. a. 800 per
w duODFTNc TIN Machine made. $40. 500
I, n060o pcr box: old style. SIG 5odls.oo per
box. 80, ooz70nikc nor IN
CORRUGATED lRON-GalVahi@eu' Sl'i'
per square.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20

AoPLEs-Ben Davis. barrel $350(l4 90;
BANANAS- Loose, Sl.25@15o; packed,
81. 506t1.T5. .,on
titles. 81 %, o-,,o "a.
barrels Sill .ONdl2 90, ,., 10. IN
LEMONS -Messlnas, So 5094 90; tali'
fornia So .BOd3. 10. :, ,o,,- ~
lines Mexican per basket, 81 lo99tl -;
ORANG ES-Callfornia per poN' so'oOas
& Or
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, February 19.--sugar-
steady; open Kettle 2Rd39 oQen kettle
centrif,iraf 9ikd3%: centrifugal whites 3TsaB
4; yellows 3Ikd3 15-18 seconds 21sd3 I 10.
centrifugal cans. Syrup--Nominal at 10
d24 -
hrm refined arm.
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oorroN SID PRODUCTS.

Now orleans, February le.-Cotton seed to
oil Prime refined, In barrels, Is ao'1; o on s5
uhg 5ua,,, - Tenn, February 19.--0il, car
,osa lots per gallon Prime crude S5a "
' oSS crn6e s0d 8lh prime summer yellow w
Of summer yellow nominal; ene oieed e io,s
nv ny caiieo A. Meal-prme 20.fog2l'O1
cake 20I9
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,.rxTs OILS AND GLASS.

whito lead. per cwt., strietly pure S65 80
second grade 0o third gr gciisn 60 cans G9
Turpentinc' per case ase NV ero roI,6p Mineral
Saints no o s6F per iT'I gallon Dry azed paots
p par cwt,' In barrels, ooc venetian reds
per cwt 81 5o Yellow nS 9G95e' 51 per Rcd S%t,
Sl.,O;; hnrsc nsinta. ST .O)01 so window
lass las 20 per cent on January list
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20

Rcd Glover in lib sealed packages 31ci
Parkdalc Farm, 26d2Tc Belle Springs, lib
bricks, 3Jc; Diamond creamery, zoe,
fancy renovated creamery 25c, hansa :
Dairy 10000; Dehaucc creamery, 23G
24c; Western creamery, 24d25c Oleomar
gatine-Llncoln solids 1212c; Liucolu Prints,
i5isc. Premium solids ldC; prints, lsc;
NJ KEYS special, lie; Crystal Gem and
country rolls lie; Empire state SPECIAL,
loo
CELERY-California per lunch, 6od7Oc.
CABDAGE--Per ID, lAG2c.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL full cream. eng
horns. lie; Wisconsin full cream dai ies
15c Wisconsin haf cream, lsc; Wisconsir
pound prints, Ice
EGGS-Texas, 13d14c; Kansas, l3c.
KRAUT-New, IL half barrels, 81 500
. 10; uv, gallon kegs, S1.lO.
on ONS-Per ID, lHd2c.
pETPER-Chlle, new. l5gl6c per pound
black Singapore 16c.
POTAV0ES-C Colorado, SOC per hushel.
pEANUTS-Jumho, per pound, ne
fancy hand picked no l, 6isaj}lc.
POULTRY-CE'ckeus hens, good, 81 @0
2J fryers, arge, 81 O004 %, ducks, lar
SH. 7a@4 60; geese, full feathcrd S4@
90; turkeys hens, SO O0@l2 %; goAblefs
! SD, CCQlS.CO,
] 81 5CQ2 70.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20

Now orleans. February io-Early Liver yoG.
49, we're about as expected con
eeouently our market opened unCn1ny 5vO,
rbe iatsr improvement IN Liverpool .. M9s
55s 10 tsc ANTICIPATION o. ba iiFa "D 80,
s1,rss rhis aud the drnaesS OF spot
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The Oil Market.

Conditions Are Still Very Quiet IN Local
Circles.
Tho local rice market suffered from tho
had weather like all other business, but tho
present season Of rain win have a more
serious erect upon the rice market than
mon any other for the product can not
be handled in the country districts until
better weather prevails. Yesterdays ouSi-
less was very small and conditions are ike
~ to continue extremely uuict for some
timc The demand for good grades Of rice
~ etil good and prices continue firm ANA
unchanged.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20
rnArN IN Hay

Quotations for carload lots delivered tas , 0e
s srme rate Dcalers charge from store 54
Zoe c,' per 100 pounds more on bran, 2a8c P1Gg65
bushel on oats and corn loelloe per W.
on RR1XNN--Per 100 lbs, 81 .O5:
CORN CHOPs-Pure, 81 l2Ql ~ -. q
oATs-Texas, choice bright, voc; NO
mi eHoR,N 1t9 ? mixed sacked, 59ci No ?
WHY s 3ghnglG Alfalfa. $40 5oa2o 90; choice
tlinctbv SlGO0d1Q, so: South Ie1a1T nr{,tr ~,
~ 5965o sOi North Texas aud territory
| nav. Sl3 .5OQl5 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20
|lllALLIIz5ap9 %, WEATHER.
ens.s Have Arrived
n o't u, Been Received
sl'e, .,,ae and Higher

,. market was very
r' "a the produce business %ss
~ = =, asmorallzed by the oad
Wy orders we're not SO plen,
4 irly ~ tho local trade was
/ IA log s Yeyv cheerfully, how
iiaons inter good wea ther
i XIX that ,r G will be rush
y tla ,I,.psted by all after tne
,sse January l.
.,,,pr freely at satisfactory
\ !. oranges is light and
llsafal- So,
,,-sngth during the bad
si, :. scarce and hrm at 10 to
/ ,-,., an unknown commodity
.ls VII Hens will bring $3.50 to
/ K It present
..,.1t Of Almeria grapes was
s,, which ale In good de-
nr5o per barrel
,,Scted 10 advance at an
y ..roupt Of the freezing
N, has prevailed throughout
.,,,ser has given a setback t'
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POULTRY, BUTTER AND EGGS

g. louis. February 70. .,Po9u tT1-t cIies
chi gems II; turkoys l2i eiA6s567 dairy
i-Ga6 Fers-l4s. for fresh. p...,-.-
y0k. February 10. e tgs-hecelp t5
AGO. packages m.rkst rm 7a,s: s'2 West Ir
un ~. Southern 1871; refrigerated II
alb po,,rr,rv 10 --ergs-Brest
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GALVESTON STOCK.


Part Arthur Texas, February To-
Cleared: British steamship ST. Quinteu for
Iiverpool, carrying q mixed cargo OF cot
ION. timber and oak slaves.
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TIE BEST SMOKER
Geo. ". ChildS
CIG AR
TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SAIL and EXCHANGE-One two
story up -to-date residence, With thlrteea
acres land store house and stock Of gen.
eral merchandise. one-haf interest I'm an
up.to date cotton gin. ] also Offer cheap
Tor cash or one-hah cash and balance 70
suit purchaser, seven Improved farms,
farm; an ~ Laynca county, Texas. Adj
dress BOX 90 Sublime. 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20

COTTAGES FOR sALE-Tbroe az $1,000,
three at Sl2OO, one at $3.50, ono ut $3.50,
two az $500, Que at $1,000, one at $500,
one Mt S27oo aud several higher priced
$3.50 per acre, largest list OF farm lands "
thu State: "wil save you time and
money Monroe Edge, al Travis ST
Houston, Texas. q
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CANNED GOOnS.

CANNED FRUITS-Apples, BIB. s5d'l c;
plneapples, sliced, 81. 10; eyeless and core
less, 81 50a1 60; extra grated 81. 6JdlIo;
pears, Glib 75c; strawberries, 2-lb, 9OH35c;
blackberries, 2lb, 9JcGS1.O0; peaches. BIB,
81 5OQl 60; bib peaches, S1.O0Gl. %; Bib
pie peaches, sOQS5C.
CANNED VEGETABLES 80 Tomatoes.
2-lb, full weight, S0Gs5c; 3lb, full weight
9jcdS1 90; 2-lb, seconds, I16s0c; Bib, see
onds. 00d95c okra and tomatoes, 2lb
81 60: canned kraut, 3-lb 9Od9jc, Calilor
mia asparagus, lib, S22yI3,5., according
10 grade; lib, asparagus salmon cans.
81. J0s5n2 Is: baked beans, BIB, 05c 2-lL
string beans. Soc 2-lb kidney beans, 95c;
2,lb strlnglcss beans 81 %; 2-Ib marrow
fat peas, 81 90; 2-lb AMERICAN petit pols,
81 coal. 50; extra Maine corn, 81 -; corn
SJMqOc: seconds, S0MS5c
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra standard
2L-lb peaches, lemon cling 81 95d20 90
yellow Crawford, 81 sodl 81, black cher
ries, 81 GOd2 90; white cherries $2.15d2 %
Apricots 81 jOd1 30: wberrieS, 81 00d
30: plums, 81 5OGIl so; grapes, $l.Gm
175 seconds Toe per dozen less than extra
standard prices
CANNED MOLASSES-P. & F. Old Fash
toned, gallons, 81 10 per case; l4gniions
So 30 per case; h-Eallors, 81 = per case
Gold Medal brand. fancy tab. syrup, quar-
lars, 81 90 per- dozen; B b & c., Creole
2lh, 81 90; BIB, 81 50; 0-lb, 81 30; lO-l0
$4. 60.
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WANTED No RENT.

SyJLNnBD--To rent nicely furnished room,
with modern COnveniences. near good
boarding house. Address e566, mis- of
fee. ~
FOTR or FIVE-ROOM cottage IN good
nelghborhood, BY permanent renter. =,
o. Box lSo, ~
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ouinlne, asq4oc per ounce c6 9oLi 81 50
p ar ornce- 6orax, 's&c per pound IN lOO-lo
P peckSg cofpcTas $2 90 III 9arrsls e1sss;
o $40 pr IA ,S SsnR ne IN pa 6srrss
epson 20 +o1Ia 90 per gallon snlphur
e ~ !, her ioo lbs 10 barrels lum. s'ge PEI
SSooand in barr lg; sltpter, q Ok ,er 100
In barrels, calcium carbide 40, fiES Pv5lnts
ibs delivered Texas common ''''""'
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p,pprn WIRE Galva1iZed 1h.ss u
Cd az = nor 100 lbs; galvanized BAKER 20 .
per wl ipg 'S%sAILs-s2 60 baso reT kes'
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FOR sALE-2ta miles from Eca5rook, 20
acres OF land, about 10 under cultivation,
with comfortable dwelling and necessary
ont houses Address Fred Stautz. Sea.
brook, Texas BY
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF GALVESTON, February TO-
ARRIVED.
SIS uuntclif lBr.l Kingston, Jamaica.
CLEARED.
SIS Andes iGer), Cienfuegos,
SIS El Vale (Am.l, New York.
SAILED,
SIS Andes tGer.), Cienfucgos.
So HI Dorado (AmJ, New York
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WHAT have YOU to e1chanse Tor 10 III, aeEss
OF nne timber land IN Jenefson ss z, ~.
pnciiic new belt line Apply Fred ApTas,
hanson. eos Hardy.
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CIT YOI1II homo made saddles and NAT
ness from a practical saddle nud harnesS
maker e. W. Hess, III CohsEtES SVr.
nue nc1t 70 Thee Keller. 1a
TELEPHONES $50 bring messenger sPSS
dav or night warm or cold, rain or HniLs
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on CRAWFORD STREET ] CAN SELL
YOU SEVEN AND FRACTION LOTS on
VERY EASY THRMS AND JUST AS
MUCH TIME AS YOU WANT no PAY
THEM OUT IN, BEING ONE OF THE
MOSp DESIRABLE RESIDENCE PRQp.
EkTlES ~ THE CITY, WITH EVERY
MODERN CONVENIENCE. NOR
FLEET. PHONES go, 2oi BINz BLDG,
BIT
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VIII TRADE for Houston real estate. 9
tsn-r,om frame dwelling With l'S acres
~ gr,1lnd. facing two streets, within the
fwe.uiiie limit Of Los Angeles, CAL eiee-
trie cars TO the door apd All eonYanlegees'
lbs Angeles Is on 8 boom. Address CnAA
Il. Mulialy. box 4Tl. San Apsonio. tsN13s ~
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR sALE-Twenty lots inside o. city
lImits OF Houston and In Third waru, os
will exchange for narrow gauge m9su ~,
os Srexns 81
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;rFx IN twenty thousand dollars worth Of
stoct IN one Of the best equipped cotton
seed oil mills In State. 70 trade Tor lande
or stock 81 merchandise. For full partlcus
lars write j. q. Noble Co, itsscs;
Texas. -
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or LANDs-Choi.e pcroage; close In 20
cushers at Sour Lake. prices Tnoderste'
fitle perfeet For man. etc, nddress z.
G. Parsons owner, Bryan, Texas v
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C IONS REACH A FEW.
~ Post Want Ads reach all.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
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WANTED.-Furniture aud carpet salesman
In Houston, must have experience, good
appearance, good character and refer
encos, steady emp oyment for the right
uan; poue others need answer, Address
ps74 this office ~