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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-01
HOUSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

terday reaching % and 2s cents. Kansas
storage eggs are quoted at ~ cents
Bananas are moving slowly on acccssat
Of the cold weather. Prices arc about the
same as usual, with plenty Of stock on
hand.
The scarcity OF poultry Is perceptible
and higher prices are the rule. Turkey
hens are now quoted at SID TO So while
gobblers bring SIS to $50.
The williams & Flush company Of New
York give the following summary OF con
ditions in cotton seed products:
The cotton oil market continues hrm with
the advance maintained, and even In the
case OF crude having gone further, with an
enhancement In values OF that quality OF
about We Il gallon. The amount of sales
actually made, however, has been rather
small the usual Christmas holiday duh'
ness having set in, both sellers and buy,
ers showing but small inclination to trade
The European markets NOT only have
shown no dt sire to buy at these advanced
prices, but have, Ia quite number OF
cnscS resold their earlier purchases IN TINS
markCt Some $500 to 1880 barrels of prime
yellow. originally contracted for Shipment
10 Europe, have been resold here this
week -,
Now TINT prices have been put to this
level by Efforts of the big companies, It re-
mains 10 he seen latter the turn OF the
Year, whether the real consnmRtve trade,
both here and abroad, will sustain them
by entering the market as buyers
Altogether, the situation IS very mixed
one Lard has advanced about Ssc q pou4h'
moro especially for the distant futures,
while spot lard has not advanced in parity
Herewith and the demand for that Is
rather poor. Tallow has declined lsc a
pound, aud other soap greases are weak
We quote the market ut the close n6
firm. with prime yellow at 81, off yellow 81
to 371b prime crude 32ia TO 3&
Wishing you the compliments OF the sea
SON
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There Was No Choice.

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A distressing story comes TO us from a
Kansas town. II concerns a certain club
of bachelor maids and an unmarried youth
The latter Is good looking youngster,
and clever enough TO be considered an ex-
cellent catch from the matrimonial poiut
OF view II further appears that the young
clubwomen so frequently rallied him upon
his single wretchedness that presently, be-
ing II youth OF spirit, he promptly offered
to wed the member Of the club who proved
10 be the choice of the other members for
matrimonial honors Mark the result and
note the keen knowledge of feminine hus
man nature possessed by the uncanny
youth. There were nine members OF the
organization and at the next meeting each
girl secretly wrote her choice on scrap
OF paper and carefully slipped 1t into the
ballot box And. of course, there was just
one vote for each girl.
Such condolences have occurred before,
but this fact had no amelorating effect
upon the nine club members. On the con.
trnry, the club dissolved iu tears, and each
member Is furIously embittered against all
the other members. The youth, no doubt,
smiles IN n superior way aud metaphorical-
ly applauds himself for his Solomonlike
shrewdness. II Is painful story, and
would be quite beyond credence II II WASH {
for the fhct that It Is vouched for by an
unquestioned Kansas authority
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Just before the close evidences of nn Inn
proved spot demand caused nrmnces, ana
considerable buying support and short COW
ering caused an advance
Sentiment continues very bullirh. and the
expectation OF decidedly bullsh census
report and relief OF financial strlngency
BY the hrst Of the year disbursements
caused very steady and frm market.
The present situation while strong, np.
pears undecided, and much Will depend upon
an Increased speculative and spot demand;
also the volume OF receipts during January
All cotton exchanges will be closed to-
morrow. and we Wish for our customers
and friends a most happy and prosperous
new year. j. n. WisnVr a Co.
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUITS Apples, BIB, S5@90c;
pineapples, sliced, $11O; cyeless and core
less, 81 500 go; extra grated, Sl65Ml. 70;
pears. bib, Toe; strawberries, Glib, 90d95ci
blackberries, 2-lb, 95cMS1.o0: peaches, SID,
81. 50dI 80; lib peaches $l.OOql05i BIB
pie peaches, S0MS5c.
CANNED VEGETABLES - Tomatoes,
Obj fun weight, S0@S5c; 3-lb full weight,
Q5c6IS1 90; 2-lb, seconds, 75MS0c; Bib, sec
onds, oO@95c; okra and tomatoes, 2.lb,
81 90; canned kraut, 3-ib, 90Mo5c; Califor-
MIA asparagus, 2ta-lb, $2.2oM3.50, according
to grade lib asparagus salmon, cans,
81 50M275 baked beans, Bib, 9oc; lib
string beans, Soc; Glib kidney beams 95c y;
2Ib stringless beans, S125; Glib marrow
fat meas. 800; BIB American petit polls,
81 .B6df 65 extra Maine corn, S1.l5; corn,
S5d90c; seconds, S0IS5c.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra standard
2ib.lh peaches. lemon cling, S1,95M200
yellow Crawford. S1S06Ii.S5; black cher
rles 81 906I 90; white cherries. 81 I6M2 -
apricots, S1.50M1 80: Strawberries, S2Olm
2'i0: plums, S1.506 60; grapes, Sl604lT5
seconds, 10c per dozen less than extra
CANNED M0LAssEs-P & f. Old Fash
toned gallons, $50 per case; Rgallons
$3.50 per case: A.gallons, 1915 per case
Gold Medal brand, fancy table syrup, quar-
lars, 500 per dozen, Is e. & c.. Creole
bib, $1,00; Id, S135; Glib, S2.35; lob.
81 60
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carolll q Richarlsonle I-etter.

Houston Texas, December 31.The bulls
In cotton cut another notch In their stick
To-Day. Liverpool Helped them By sending
better market thal anticipated, closing
prices there being 1 point lower than yes
terday, when points was due.
The opening in our market was steady
with a slight advance over yesterday, but
new buying soon culncd values points
higher, when Oh large realizing in anticl-
potion OF Aaayy receipts at the ports values
rcceded. but toward the close eatiy sellers
all wanted their cotton 0ac&. as higher
prices arc expected SIKH the ,aga Of inc
new year New Iogk closed : 70 10 points
higher than YESTERDAY New Orleans o to IL
up SPOTS 1916 up III Houston and calves
ton, unchanged elsewhere.
Senli-weeAly receipts twelve interior
towns T5,2O6 bales against 8lSS2, win
Columbus, Ga, omitted ms ye1r S toHsS
ut these towns are 3d1,6IB bales against
6&0,24S last year.
We have two expected bullish factors 10
look forward TO next week, the census re-
port, giving number of bales gtnned To De
cember %, to be published on January D.
and MIR. Hester will give the into sight Tor
Texas up to December 81. II is expected 70
show little less than last years 2'oo5'oos
There is considerable improvement in the
demand for cotton, and buyers report ~
terior offerings small IN fact since , tae
here and there for snle and any large eN'
ports must be at the expense Of the stocks
nt counted towns.
We are more than ever convinced that
conditions favor still further enhance
meut OF values and we would not be sur.
, prised to see 1903 ushered In with bull
wave which viii carry prices to much
| higher level. Much viii depend upon the
! movement however, and It should be close
| ~ watched by operators.
! We wish all our friends and patrons q
/ happy and prosperous new year, and trust
| that orr efforts In their behalf Will merit
| a continuance of the liberal patronage
! given us in the past. We also sincerely
! trust that the new year Will eclipse al
! great State of Texas
liverpool is due to be 2 points higher. OF
| Friday. Cargil n KchardsoH'
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San Anoelo Notes,

San Angelo. December 29.-R L. Miers
traded his twelve section ranch and 800 head
Of stock cattle IN Edwards county TO @.
q. Woodhill OF San Antonio, who owns
II ranch adjoining the foregoing, for 600
stock sheep
n. D. Crockett sold bunch OF fat cows
to Mr. Holensly at SID.
Cattle throughout the range section are
fnring pretty well SO far considering the
condition Of the range, which Is quite short
I'm some places.
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SPOTS IN GOOD DEMAND.
Decided Confidence In Future OF Prioes
and No Haste to SELL


and No Haste to Sell,
New Orleans, December 31.-Spot cotton
is in good demand at full board prices.
The feeling among factors is one Of de-
cided confidence In the future Of prices
and there is no longer any pressure TO sell
in evidence. on the contrary, holders arc
nsking higher figures for the goods and re-
fuse 10 all cases to shake the least BIT
below the board level. Sales 500 bales,
including 1900 to arrive and 800 T. o. b.
terms
Futures were not SO active as yesterday.
Nevertheless there WINS fair amount OF
business transacted. The market opened
3 to . points higher and during the morn
ing hours scored additional gains OF to
points. Without further prominent ten
denotes prices remained quite steady, the
board at the close showing net gains OF
to IL points over yesterdays closing hg
urcs,
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Tin--Firm. So. 0Q....32. 80; lead, $500.
GALVANIZED SHEET lRON-65 and 10
per cent discount.
ROOFING TIN-Machine made. $40 o0D
1100 per box; old style $l6.JO01s.5o per
soLDER-Half and half. 10000 per
pound.
per square.
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EGGS, POULTRY AND BUTTER.

St Louis. December 81. -Poultry-Steady;
chickens 8, springs 8; turkeys 1tLs6Il2:
ducks L.; geese 8. Butter-Steady; crcam-
cry 23@30; dairy 1927. Eggs-Steady ut
%, loss of.
Kansas City, December 81. Eggs II.
New York, December 81 Eggs Receipts
2155 packages; market firm; State and
Pennsylvania, average best, IS; Western,
fancy graded, 20; Western. roor to Prime,
20G25; refrigerated 1S19d2l.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS,

Memphis, Tenn, December 81 -oll-Car-
load lots, per gallon: Prime crude, 80;
So; of summer yellow, nominal; choice
cooking summer yellow, less than carload
lots nominal. Meal--Prime 81 so. Cake
%. 90.
New Orleans, December 81 Cotton seed
oil-Prme refined, In barrels 81; off re-
nned in barrels, 35Hsi prime crude, loose 81.
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a..vilIe County Cabbage.

BeeyIlle. Texas, December 81 some fine
Bee county cabbages are being placed on
the local market just now, and In a few
weeks shipments VIII he commenced, I'M
less this section is visited by severe
freeze, which Is not likely. indications are
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tracks Houston or other points taking
same rate. Dealers charge from store so
1Oc per 100 pounds more on bran, 2Q3c per
bushel on oats and corn, 1O4l5c per 100
BRAN-Per 100 lbs, 96@oac.
CORN CHOPS-Pure $1.0SG1l0.
OATs-Texas, choice bright, Soc; No. 2
mixed, 4194c
Hay Choice alfalfa, S15.50d160o; choice
timothy, S17.00M17. %; South Texas prairie
So Ood 500; North Texas and Territory hay,
81 O0M13.00.
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New York Dry Goods.

New York. December Sl.-This has been
n semi-hollday and the general business
has been onia lively scale throughout. Mar
row print cloths are very firm and difficult
to buy. Mems wear wooiens firm, with fair
demand for overcoatings.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, December 81 Sugar
Quiet; open kettle 2NG3 1-16; open kettle,
centrifugal 2 5-16@3s centrifugal granu-
lated 3-16d44; whites 37s6t4 l-l6; yellows
3hd3%; seconds 2h@3 5-16. Molasses
Quiet; open kettle 1602S; centrifugal, Ga
81, Syrup 21@24.
New York, December 81 .--sugar-Nomi.
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Southern Specialists

ofaces 4oa, 4oi. 4o9 Moore Burnett
Building. Houston. Texas
Take elevator to fourth floor and ask for
Southern Specialists
Consultation free to all. Write II YOU
can not call.
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1 N Wisner &, Coz Letter,

Houston Texas December 3i.-The mnr-
ket today was slightly higher, Induced by 3
better Liverpool market than anticipated
hut until near the close was duh and life
less with values within marrow range.
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FRrITs.

APPLES Bon Davis. barrel, Sc. SOFA. 60;
wlucSaps and Junathans. 81 21@45O.
BANANAS Loose, S125@l5O; packed,
S1.50m1.T5.
COCOANUTs-Per sack, $500; less guam
titles, S425. %.
barrels, Sl1 00Ntl2 90.
LEMONS-M essinas, 50 0oq4oOi tall-
fOrnia SO 50d3 70.
LINES Mexican, per basket, S11oGl1. 20
ORANCES--Cait0rnia nayels, So 2JM3 90.
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pAINrs. OILS ANp GLAss.

White lead, per cwt STRICTLY pure S625i
second grade, So 90; third grade, $500
ST 20: barrel lots, e0c per gallon. Min.
eral paints, 6oc per gallon. Dry fixed
paints, per cwt,, in barrels, 90c. Venetian
cwt.. 81 90 Linseed oil, best, boiled, 30
a52c Ready mixed house paints, 81. 90.
Window glass, sS per cent OF January list.
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nRrGs ANp cHEMIcALs.

Quinine, 34M36c per ounce bottle; NOR
phIne, S225m2.50 per ounce; cocaine. S4,25
per ounce boraX 9i5c per pound in 100-lb
packages; copperQs, $500 in barrels; castor
oil, 81 30 per gallon IN 5-gallon packages;
EPSON salts, $500 per 100 lbs In barrels;
alcohol. S270n 800 per gallon; sulphur,
81 50 per 100 lbs In barrels alum, 3iac per
pound IN barrels; saltpeter. &c per pound
IN barrels: calcium carbide, $500 per 100,
dalirered Texas common railway points.
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FOR SAILS tocR dry goods, clothing,
boots, shoes, hats, furnishing goods. etc,
also lease on modern lp to-date glass front
buildlng In growing town Of 1850 In
East Texas Palestine, Texas stock will
Invoice about 10000. good reason for
selling; no better business town IN the
Stnte Addrcss B9ln. this niTico Is
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Manager JEFF N. Miller Of the Houston aud
Texas Central will return this morning
from st. Louis, where he spent the holt
DAYS.
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FOR SALE 5000 will buy small saw
mill, complete With teams and all neces-
sary accessories mill new and just 10
Gated In center OF fine body of timber
and in operation; one mile from rail-
road; loeal trade consumes entire cut
at 80 per thousand; just the thing for
practical saw mill man; bali cash, bal
Tpxna
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SHAREHOLDERS MEETING Notice J.
hereby given that the annual meeting Of
the shareholders Of the Commercial Ma
tiou0 Bank OF Houston. for the election
Of directors and such other business as
may properly come before IT, will be held
at the ofIice of the banb in the city of
10 a, m. and 12 m. on TUESDAY, January
IL, 1903, w. Il. Chew, President. 1-I5-0J
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BARRED Galvanized Glidden.
So 40 per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, $3.05
WIRE NAILS $3.50 base per keg.
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E TITLE WANT ADS
1< bring big results.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SALE Entire stock OF the Perry
Buggy company located at 1906 aud 1908
congress avenue, In bulk; sealed Bids SO
licited until Ath Instant For further par
ticulars apply TO Louis Schwartz, re-
ceiver, ut state and county tax assessors
office.
TRACY b. DUNN. attorney at law and
United States commissioner, wishes to
announce that he has reopened his law
Office, having regained his health Room
4 over Norris Bros Clothing store u
NOTICE OF stockhoIdcrs' Meeting The an
nuul meeting OF the stockholders Of the
South Texan National Bank Will be held
At is banking house IN Houston, Texas,
on Tuesday January 10, 1908. Polls open
from 10 q. Ia. 10 IL m. j. l.. McAshai,
cashier
DIVIDEND NOTTCE-The South Texas
National bank has declared consecutive
semannual dividend No. 20 payable to
stockholders on demand after january 1,
1908. The present dividend Is per cent.
j. E McAshan, cashier,
NOTICE The annual meeting 81 the snare
Iplltlt Ni the 1NuNE Men MUTUAL AtHt
Estate aud Building Association for the
purpose of clccting directors for the en-
sning year aud the transucting of such
business me i as may 9e Prsseinlted WI be .n neid
M. on Tuesday January 6, 1908 James
~ Dumblc. secretary.
! NOTICE or ANNUAL. MBETING--N
rs hereby given that the board Of dlrec.
tors Of the Houston East and West Texas
Railway Company has called a meeting
OF the stockholders NJ said company to
convene at tho PRINCIPAL office of the
company n Houston Texas. at y o'clock
m on the 10Th day ~ January. 1903 for
the election OF directors and the trans
action Of such business as may he law
fully transacted az an annual meeting
and has also called a meeting of the
| board Of directors Of said company to
convene at the same nlace on the same
day immediately after adjournment Of
such stockholders meeting for the cleo
tion Of officers ana the tranEaction OF
such business MS may he lawfully trans
| acted az an annual meeting Of the diree.
tors Darg1n, Secretary. l-29
! NOTICE Tho regular annual meeting OF
| the stockholders OF the New York IrAas
md MeXican Railway Company Will be
lien In tho city Of Victoria. Texas, on
Monday the 2Hth day % January, 1903,
at 80 p M The regular annual meeting
nt the board of directors Of said corpora
ton viii be held at same time and place
and Immediately upon the adjournment of
tho stockholders meeting This one no
tice shall answer the purpose Of both
meetings. BY ardor of the board of d.
rectors. NJ smith secretary New
York, Texas aud MeAican hallway com,
pHur 126
NOEtE The regular Annual meeting Of
the stockholnprs - tbe S4i, western
Texas ana Faeihr GhliWhF company wlh
hf hrid Ht tht PNpN. VSuEe or Sucn COT,
! pgtNIlui ny luCE,F ~ NlClo " leAas ~, on
AT 800 O'Clock D. IA. The regular annual
,,,,'trs tio,, ,yu r bclj ~ sa,o tieo and
nlnca mud bUmedistciv rnon tbe adionrn.
iW@nt Of ne stocEholders meeting. This
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PATIENTS Protect your IDEAS no allow
nnce, no fee; consultation free; estab.
lished 1864. Milo B. Stevens & Co., SIT
14th street, Washlngton.
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j. w. PARKER OF Taylor Will have for
sale ut Bay City by Monday, December
Weighing from 1000 Go 1900 pounds aud
good ages. 10
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DIVIDEND NOTICE4The South Texas
National bank has declared consecutive
seml-nnnual dividend No 20 payable to
stockholders on demand after january /,
1905. The present dividend is per cent.
j. II. McAshau, cashier.
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WANT 10 SELL ne.half interest IN good
paying hotel business. on account Of
health; must be away part OF tinle S85OO
DO not apply unless you mean business
and have money to invest Address 6ST9.
this office. 3
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GYPSY MAnGE The palinst, may saye
you hundreds OF dollars IL anticipating
buying or selling property, Investments 81
speeuating. her advice IS infallihie. con.
vincing and beyond dispute; paimistry
readings 20e; 1907 Congress avenue. 1
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BUSINESS CHANCES

GROCERY and butcher shop, doing GOOD
business; AZ location; good reason for
selling. Address l24O, this Office,
FOR SALE Fresh stock Of millinery and
fixtures; best trade in East Texas, must
sell nj once; good reasons for seliNg.
Address Annie y. Martin, Troupe, Tex. 4
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AN EXTRA FINE Jersey COW for sale
cheap at Houston Stock Yards. win be
fresh IN milk soon.
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OIL LANDS Choice acreage: close In to
gushers At Sour Lake, prices moderate:
title perfect; for map. etc, address c. G
Parsons lownerl, Bryan, Texas. II
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETlNG- Notice
is hereby given that the annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Texas aud New
Orlehps Railroad Company will be held
at the general office of the company In
the city Of Houston. Harris county, Texas.
mt III o'clock n IN. on the 10Th day OF
January 1903, and thar the annual meet
Ing of the board nf directors or said
company viii be held at the same place
ANA on the same day Immediately after
the adjournment OF the said annual meet
ing pt stockholders T.. r. Seger
liz Secretary.
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FOR SALE A fine saddle and buggy
horse, dark hay lS1S hands high, years
old. perfectly gentle for u LADY or child
60 drive or ride; Will sell for SIPS. For
further Information address j. ~, Clark.
Schulcnburg Nxus ia
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n TITLE WANT ADS
IL bring big results.
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE.

ENGLISH bloodhound for sale, o. J,
Epprlght, Manor Texas. 4
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NOTICE The annual meeting 81 the share
holders Of the Young Mems Mutual Real
Estate aud Building Association for the
purpose Of clccting directors for the en-
suing year aud the transacting of such
business as may bc presented, will be held
IN the office Of 7 w. House, Mt $50 p
M. on Tuesday, January 6, 1908. James
Z. Dumblc. secretary. 8
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NOTICE OF StockhoIders' Meeting The am
nuul meeting OF the stockholders Of the
South TcXaI National Bank Will be held
AZ Its banking house In Houston, Texas,
on Tuesday January 10, 1903 Polls open
from 10 q. Ia. TO IL M. j. L. McAshan,
cashier.
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FOR SALE One small mare mule or viii
trade for Jersey stock. Call at Sid Wesy,
bptupr's tf
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DOGS BOUGHT, sold, boarded and tram
ed. Training Kennels Deer Park, Texas
1903
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BEEswA Prime Texas 229ssc per
pound.
BEANS-Imported navy beans. none;
bayou, 4%64isc; English der Sc: pink,
Si4c; hlack.eyea 5li6E5ikc. Michigan navy.
pione; California navy, 4N6l4l5c; snaps, So. 90
.psr bushel; wax and green beans, 60d6oei
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ONE HUNDRED head or mules aud horses
for sale Apply to Jake Rothsteln COS
Washington street. 1903
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FOR SALE-Some choice family cow
fresh In milk iG0S san Fclpe street.
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JHUNUUGHBKED Jersey bull, , months
old, out OF five,gallon cow combining the
blood Of Brown Bessie, Landefseer's
Fancy, Tormentor. Combination. Duchess
Bloomfield and Stoke pogis III, for sale
At SO. Joe I. ain, Victoria. Texas.
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TITLE WANT ADS
Z bring big results.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TRACY b. DUNN. attorney at law and
United States commissioner, wishes to
announce that he has reopened his law
Office, having regained his health. Room
4 over Morris Bros Clothing Store II
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WE HAVE some beautiful registered Jer-
seys, 2ynar-olds, just fresh aud big milk.
ers; also some fine high grades, i.S>,ar-
olds, Just fresh como out, they talk for
themselves. three miles west Ioakum &
Co. IL