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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15
NV Wife'S Treasure.

think that the savena is my wife's treasure,
II Is tho best we have found yet. 1t saves me
good dollar week C. H. GOODWIN,
No. 22l Vaughn st., Portland, Me.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15
Swamp.Root Cured Me.

When commenced taking your remedies
could neither ride or walk without suffering
Intense pain; now can do both as well as l
ever could in my life, for anu entirely cured
of Female weakness. l can do my owr honse
work, and feel that am entirely restored 10
health. shall never cease to thank God aud
you for making me a well and healthy woman
from the physical wreck that was
Al Druggists, so cent and sl.O0 Size.
'Invads Guide to Health" free-Conrutation irce
Dr.. Kilmer & Co., Rnghamton, N. Y.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15
Premium No. Is.

As I have to earn my living by washing and
ironing, DON know how could get along
without the help Of Savena, for it does more
than half the work. Please send me Premium
No. rs, Turkish Towel" JULIA LAKE,
Box 70, Bristol, N. H.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-12-15
Housekeepers
WANTED

Who can appreciate good friend. One who
is always ready to serve you. One who will
bring smiles to your face. One who saves
time, labor and money. Once tried you will
always have this friend in your home.
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AGENTS. WANTED on SALARY

W commission to handle the New Patent CAem
cal Ink EraSinS Pencil Agents making 81 per
week. MOnre Eraser Mig Co., Y 'yl, La Crosse, Wis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-03

Nav OsIcan1, Decen,isr 2 Cleared
vesiefdAy;
for EcrAs ael Tbfo.
Norwegian aleamahlp Agnes Eaissu,
atesiasnip Eew orieaus. Belts, for New.
6fissltlsA atsamFllp psfbaaian 5ilshsop.
liverpool,
fields.
H,iilsif siesinshIp inventor, Combine,
- ste 'iuu' TiiiIam O. Iieyes Mprsen.
sthHnship whitney. Staples. for Key
iVe4t, yla Part Tampa md funta g9rdst
nntfa. for H4ffflnDS,
afaafnehip Aie.er6. Boed. from Rev
yafll xovfF7pfs "a. q aypiaefn Hatlnel
Hitaa,shIp III neradp. naker from HsF
York Noyomber ~ r. Southhtii fecinc
sfiiitiish etcemahIp Jamatdah. Daniel from
l3yfsnQol. November 9, va svausea. 70
~ ! Haader9
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cenameselal rip..

81. .lslsit 1 90.
& ~ - nseelnoer 2.--cahiAs this nora
sszs.ss urn, reporting good demand
is'.zs y s. ,AF esFsoes, Later adgices ffom
z rs,ls. 9R's confrTn this. but report
p 4 IS strong and advancing
20 a. f.s Or the moat encdisra zinc
'zIs WIS have had for seine tItne
4 Azi ~ 49, the large amount 81 eos,
~ a psen atioat regafdins Russian
s,i.sssls InN s,',pments from there ana the
- - shsatH l,uenee on the price OF Amer
t4 tssls y consequence, our market
y psss @ W. ehsarsetsrlstic armness
aalasss irasH days, but the volume
al bsItt i shpw storm over the winter
s, stn M hsss,sa some selling carly,
q ilssar,ifSs' Us bearing.
"a developed later was prob
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-03
fl,lstrs New Orleans Circular.

Ss Orleans, La, December atwood
N 4 Co. say: The Liverpool opening
IN decided surprise, being easy at a
rs II s-si whereas a better opening
ten expected under yesterdays clos
ID dis side. This evidences clearly
he claims OF a short crop are dis
.aiad and until the movement becomes
X,tft full estimates win prevail and
rs will be correspondlngiy affected.
PRESENT crop proves concinsiveiy one
10 Propositions. either that the cot
ssnweT ~ ignorant OF the real condi-
n sappresses the facts. The ufiAn-.
ii Of the urfayorabie accounts contra
h the latter assumption, but state-l
- oil shortage must find cnniirmA ton
e they become a factor in price maxi
nsss on this side are relatively high
nm At liverpool, this market being
III L points above normal parity.
~ differences must ultimately adjust
-selghs. In this c1nuection IL III 10
ltssfysd that the more reInot ftom
ftfe Of growth Of cotton they aore
1ssgh seems 10 be the knowledge OF its
FL condition and a remedy therefore
6s;n ltselt fpr 4 satisfactory solution
4 = making Of the present cotton mer-
FL Planter ana the planter q naer-
! ~ AZ liity uOln seem 10 Dt NJ ictek
sg!aF with the BUSINESS Of the other
~ with their own.
"a crop Information continues to pre-
Fl N early failing on NE ara advised
! Prominent hagging merchant that
~ sales have been made 81 Texas Cor
80 q 2b9,NqQ bales. bagaing engase-
rs Nefe made before the crop had
Allet the damage which occurred
|.i saa that In his opinion / would take
I, Mgst favorable conditions for Texas
Y,Tsis7t crep0f !, su1, toe
III corroborated by q statement
va today IN the Galveston News
W ias business manager Of the Texas
ai,Ance He states that he
go ilaReled oyer q large portion OF the
| 81. "a taking especial interest Ia tie
ffqp ana general talk NJ every
pa station. that he makes the
10y shortage In yield IS per cent, In
- py acreage and fine season
zH'nering 10 per cent. making the
~ ). eTep rally p per cent short Of lHet
Y ~ iiirsher states that the cotton
4 sgs,A everywhere and large surplus
! saszlhE 7il1 lies Is on hand In every
seAaa that the cotton seed sales do moi
4. ~ exeessi but on the contrary an
2 IS nave bnen marketed except
ipF the next spring seeding
~ iiealSt CLOSED some points below
10y Prices March at 5.s2 70 I, IS.
~. ss.. .a'2i market closes quiet at mn
e ~ prices with sales of 200 bales
ss'Fs 70 arrive 1890 bales,
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anAIN 40 rnovIsIoNa.
Grnfn-chieaEo.
Corrected daily by Atwood Violet = CO


.bIcaxo, December 2,-DininiAhlng re-
cents possible decrease for The week In
lbe Visible ana covering BY shorts made
q arm wheat market today ana closing
prices higsiof than yesterday,
Corn ciosAd firm on estimated small re-
4s Frssis Sd dub liresuiar END lower Tor
pork and ribs,
The leading fltnrea closed ~.
sn heals-.i tVeemper 50 Hb25hs May we
corn- -pecernher 3a' January Blaasass;
N SKA = iIt'ieeernser 2sBi January p. May
2 ess Poris--1anuary i2sTH May 1879.
Snort Rsns January o,dzsa; May e5o
No No.. spring wheat eaAge2ssi No. ?
red GessN02M
No. corn 30.
no. . oats
Mess pork, u 1918,
a ksra sls.s "a eoaus & NJ short ssssr
SIDES Gasz s1 Z .so6fT.75
He~ York
New York December 2.4-iyh heat Spot
y,s9rtrst dtlii; No 9 re1 Elevator b7N aia9tf
opt!1ns advancing slghtiy. closed steady.
II Fsss a s 81. Starch M: MAJ Is ~:
ss Gosss- sso's daIl steady; No ~ -
sisSsea 1aa SasS' III; Ass Nv bsssall
Der 4J1s
Hitler steady wei fNlttf new fyElffp1
ssis.rfesf ds1f5 puufdH fsk43A Texas aH'
ieefed 3sa9AD hounds, &1sa Bpepoa Ayfss
s sii ztsf9f p6unds ingz9l1; Texas df5s
''Rhs ne dnlI: infsesgie fair 70 extra asisf
NM Japan t419
4felaxses nuiet .zew prieans open keis
~ aof1 Is choice, H1ff1n
foff.sa- Options opened 1fef0 points low
er IN easier Hare. cipaed steady 70 ~
,,ssrfs mi Advance or fndispesitiq9 70 feil
EaIas 100 bars Including December
he f5 January % x1ft1G 20 February
in65, ssRreE fo9sbs MnH 13s@onfb.fl
ST. Lorfs.
st. Louis. No, peeFmber 2 Flour Waa
2 hea dead. duh IN near the close,
when dcuand hflehtfned apd eiossl IA
itc above sssteTdAy cash 3elf0sJ4 JAM
Nary fIji4 AiAy 91A-
r5fn dsli but ilic eloze was Hstssc
above Yesterday. caen vent on &c -
December - Januafy asA bidf Mag
oats armsr; cash ana December .
5rn meal euict, l.I5.
Wfiefy STEADY, LIZ
fiarring and cotton ties unchanged
Provialons dun ana low az previous
New Orleans.
New orleans, La. December 2.--sngar--
Quen Kettle quiet prime 2E, go,d t1ir
. n IN. CANNON 10 reed comiron tHM2k;
barely steady; plantation grail
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ANDCOMMERCE
sDot Markets All Unchanged, But Futures Are Love-
n Big Estimated Receipts for Next Week-New
York Stock Market--0ther Markets

-, pecember 1.-The weeks
~ spscls and legal tenders reported
N U ,srh statement are almost wholly
Y n,,rior shipments
% horEht principally low priced
'naY M Northern Pacific. preferred,
|f''s ~ ~ and Ohio. Atchlson and Union
3 Esary Alien roueht 1000 shares
M sar;y causing the rally In the
s VI. There was a heavy covering Of
ssssy certincatep declined early on
Wy, IN shares by Alfred DeCordoya.
s " 70 be for Albany interests The
-.s-. were heavy buyers,
80 ~ ,old dawn 81. Paul on expecta-
''ss, heavy decrease in the earnings
Y. ,onr,h week OF November. Tho
i, i, huylng was very small.
Z. S,rs decline in general electric was
,e s announcement that dividends
1870 .ssrfed stock had been formally
s.s.a by tho directors. Traders made
~ s-s i the stock. but caused little
,lssIsation as holders had expected
II dividend would be passed,
y . ~ and Ohio advanced on the
Il 200 shares nv London houses.
I'm. .sssiics In Tennessee coal ard Iron
4. y ,..r,sd on buying by a commission
4 followed by efforts OF traders 70
& N stock. The movement was based
,srsntly developed demand for the
!, ,,,8uct OF the company from abroad
", norey during the week mani
Y NJ special changes. Loan brokers
s,ss busIly engaged trying to find
y s.,;,s ana have daily showed grow.
I. ,sslency In the scrutiny OF collat-
\ III latter fact may be taken partly
Il an or growing confidence IN the
III, situation, but should perhaps be
',slulrd chiefly to the phenomenal vol-
y 4 funds lying idIe In the banks
',-,sd seems not to increase, although
I. v,sk has shown a little more COM
's;s house buying Of stocks, which may
'sls produce some change.
gEantlIe paper has not Increased in
iy.lur,e on offerings this week.
4 IN choice names occasionally appear
!. msrket and they are objects of conl-
,sisn 10 the buyers, who are all eager
v, iSelr share, Good names meet with
n share Of consideration.
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ABLY spirited by nntlcinatinns az a var,-
sinali Increase in the visible s,iunlv ~
Aionday- some even predicting good d..
steasv. Receipts both IN the NSftNwfst
tie near future >"
me past week has been desirable ono
70 holders and the outlook is encot,ra oinr
put the approaching HOLIDAYS "a acainet
any radical change.
Corn aud oats remain In about the same
position as about n week ago 0riers
IRE very scattering. The cash demand
Tor provisions had considerably Improved
and futures remain strong.
Stocks OF provisions In Chicago at tho
lisp barrels; lard, 20f0 tierces, ribs slsi I.
400 pounds f
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An unsoasesour s<amorx4
,ava iIvsa safaso. Whsses 1'Aat szsndl|

have litsd hnfasc' Whssez THAT ezsndl
iell.
Mar how, roEWhen. Of Those forgot isa sse5f
Only salgiie eeheea fznol The darkness swell.
Tlsa ahastly isasge a that misty past
Enf0iis me Ike a ehadps. and ny hanst
Hfrlaes 40 III vain 70 afdAe ~sis Hold 4 fast
plisy IL ms y pAsfnuisa'a as''dellos
Al hussshi. Language fepiila Il and cold
70 faiet ile iinstin3 visions ti' a sfiEss
negAlla1 mn W III memories II cid
o. ethsr ilKes passed aildes ptlief ftis=
Afd stl!l the echoes ring; tbs vniccs cAll
ii Wlid e1nfNsinnl iike crowd ~ sifsaf1s
Then twilight siesinsfs. DIR aNsi ~: y
plll nor q say through ne tsass blazAae<&
Hlsau,h 4.
But stiil again q vlsgiis, malodlans aoHn
MisiseAilsfed, broken nsaasetes hils ~
Ana ahaAevs FORMS q sasaevy d'st@aa
wsapsia hi sanls mantle a asspsili
Nj ROM ,penpts upwsri iuio lpfslsr snlz,e
aNilafs. beyond hsntdasiez y tila< -
81 lived md lavsd before sneps ee45bl5 7es$>
Chained Ms. II exiis. IN ny rfehss't i''hs'1'
III. b Nesting rays q hsas shly lilbt
~ Sasioul Qpeatianits7 nssst - fsrl
Heess ~ hsazt vlth ses,aetie>of 81
ny p1Nsf 70 ijYa aud ftfits = ossFsaf1
Will; 's s.a. e s, ..'ss I. e ss
past & f . s s
qhis Il mp hsFitsze q sqrfo~ nor.
'rhai Yelled ans' ~ hpeH's fa5zEa =
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LOCAL pntcns cunI,nNr.


The fcllewsns are sac ruling prices fol
sfncse;13, etc. IN the market today
tSsSlsss AZ el--s llianond tSaUic Col
den 65S2fuc per doxon boxcAs castor III
81 sa9Sve, soston coAcn elit pgr case, rinss
ANN tNtfll owdef, per key 81 y
Q3 sa blasting powder sS25 per kcS,
SSe .nalt price eaos, drop, Der sack. Sisvt
SASGlNG AND TtES-B agslng, ~.
pounai ot;2sec; pound udSl.c; IN pound,
uisS. lpeita lies, sl.S3 Per nundie; standari
Arrow ties. N.luNt.iN per humble; NJ
pound steel Arrow ties Sion per bundle.
~. sfl ,l,Ss Y, ior good yellow lse
slear. none; ghoytctTsar 0Nslioc; break
SsANi'i -rinIs, candy s97Ac, wrapped
s4Seoi Arm nnd Hammer S2ah. fancy
mixed In psiis ntiloikc; fancy. IA cascS.
cANNtte FRUITS Standard canned
LIDO pine apniea. standard. Sls4ufll ,tiA,
= secot'iis. ~ .st'sg iAo, pedts. standard, Sl.AV
qsl;tSpi rearnes standard = pound. Si,6na3
All, poand 81 Is; poand s see sssr'sS
~ hisl91o, black nerffeA $i.3U4i ~. mar.
rSwftt nesh I. s9sli ,igi Lima beams .ss
a. 20. tomatoes, 2 pound. ~ 10. pound
Sis3ui oysters / pound. 4 W, Sli4f 81 ptf,
lNsep; poNad, Z NJ, naif@ijpi pound
q va Sl.an6Ashli spiaion. Z pound cans
S1.@jaiAa rel dozen; roast besr Si.p,sa
10 eaipped Reef, Il pound, $3.50; pound,
sAiaKoRN!A CANNED GOODS
Nhplcsale ar0cers MI afdefs at the fol-
ioNiAg aaa;atldnA per dozen Tor 2,s
poNpd Sans leaches 81, 4uFaap; ess
nsr pound, elayeank psaR, ssssl4c per
IN 81. Es Quoted "a follows; star
l,gqsFa asac; " OUNCE parafiipe' set Ing
cilrTEE peaberry. gs%e, ccrdoye,
2lsc fancy Bio, cngicc Rio, 2iAc;
RIO, iSNa. patching Rio, isc
i.ssi,. sal eaalip. S2a per ton
from garehoase.
$500 Sea Fairy second roller patent.
$500, Sea Nynpb, extra roilar fancy
500 Sen Jewel, e&tra fpilef enede, $50,
sea fsatl tolieT family. g9 rnnlpssiy
Tor car lots, ieSI tlkin CIR lots 2ar par
bsfiel hisaef; af'seiai rates Tor interior
GRIM AND HAY Car lota. oealera
charHs from store h<fiJc more pcr l06
ipeg3nes on bgl,a ssiSe lier hpshei On eala,
aiN3se Der bushel corn, sSa,dDc par
buphcl, cilprprd corn, ide hef idNl npundAs
Cotton seed megis ny per tons Timothy
eplA POI ton; seed 'hsiie, "a per ton.
ltil1f,S~rAhe range In value iA as fol-
lawa; Dry h.ist selectcd, Gao; div nint,
as they run. hitlisc
illtAiS itSi ipN1
4, li /, " 49, Refined tlerces. TsfTs&ri leaf,
MlI.A IS -C,ehtrlfusal falr. j7dI2pc:
prime. ssi2sic; choice aetf2fisr; open kat-.
tie. ialn ilF32li pispis. yec.
a ,,. cll,srn II n hoses ssa9sfz s
KielE- Head. &c; cAQiee. sac; prime
sai.T ss T al0 Il fulI supply demand
- ~ ~; pnArNe Siln; iilies at.is per sack IN
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uletcd. 4 lie choice white aNfqa $40, OF
while elUI3S, Is chnlce yellow elArihed
= 3, lvnN T-te; Prime da. M: on ans 2
l5.lb4Vls, seconds ot2S
GIG asses quiet, open Kettle choice S2
good prime 70 strictly prime sSiiNO; prime
2hq35s ntir % Hood fair Hifie5. eofnni1n
70 eood common 22li13; CENTRIFUGAL good
prime 70 sirlesls nrlme 1910: Kocd fAit
tnttficr 20 common MT. svrfp 9lifm
Other markets unchanged
Nnnsas city.
Kansas City. Mo- December a-eNNheat
dNl. weak; No. red MONA,
Corn nrtn; No = inlxsd S04ioN.
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tansernipr yvsAtiser.

CanSernfnE Nenti,eH
when ths atmospheric forces ana ~ tilstso
OF thing
Isslns no cold and sutssHs winter sssssa
AMI ahs iridsscsus snewnakss IL waish ths
chsss Nj, slsmseiss., ii eAiily fsriie. shseuIs
the nirs ~ II
When the winds nsp penetrating. md tia
frpst II On che ground.
And pedestrian iptoniotients ratiscr sioYvt
Whom The Cd IA ara hall an hour latn whatsoever
houNwerd bound
Hsea,ss shs horses can't aes thsoash ~
snow;
vi,sa the voies q nen ARISES. ann ~ tslln
funny tails 81 81 e NJ
.Aato bow No lossa The gentle ssttnrae7 days
When the fowefsnnd and uiiinper 10 the lats<
ID hawthorn dale. e ~
A.::s - i.sssa hsnsath sas s,aliias zna==
bright fayH
nut wheu tbe wbtfiisis u Tins brspss .'esazls
nifumeff On. III 20
And hs S.lts Ard melia haneAtll tlaeAeetSi-
Ing dirk, s
me Inconsistent mortal sinss ans'llss ssua Y
noiiE, n Al
AZ IL how be loves tbs winter uoid nnf hfis}.
Philadelphia Public tesIzt<.
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perl q oalgaslon. peeeI.. 81

PORT Of Galveston. December :.
AffiyeH
afeansnlp Gyifr, Hsthtnue9cn, Ccha.
ssleafr1
Steamahlp Roddams Gfeie, Hamburg.
sailed.
steemeblp Lami=sss BUTTONS New
Steamship olenHsla NewdleA. Liver.
pool.
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Ssssiozaip Gplf of Lyons, sailed Npvems
hfE -.
efe34Nship Ncnfoyie. called October Is.
Atsah3sfilf faIAnefd, haiied
November Is.
Hfcamahfp Afenqfle MINER sailed Ap-
Tefaher 70.
fiaiadfi1sia~-
Reriseftine Jennie Sweeney sailed No
Yeihber ~.
Schooner Belle, u Nell sailed '---
Schooner Robert McF4fiand, sailed Noe
ycBbcr 4
eiy lailcd ---.
Schooner Lewis n, Cottingham. Dough-
~ salisd October D.
Nr@pSrt Mems
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-Four liiink.I sz.a n.u2t learn % 81
+ he *oaitI i,iaks ~ fefota tt'zzf
10 tlsi,sk Nitil4dp caaf s'pli'7 le<fi1
10 love tss lei low 'nen sincsre'}
III nei FINN toastf ntetlfea psitz1<
10 trust la Cad tnd hsaysa ssH''s<'f.
tianrs 7he nsH*
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fn FOIL


StRafnehip Gylef, pier n
Steana4iif i{trchfaid norton pier -.
Steamship CfaEh0fila. pier 10.
tsfeamHhiu klfbufpi lpnen, pier 10.
Hteahuhhip Lanpaana, pier ~
c1fazn9isiR lin. per ~
ste4nfhiD ts1auiaie. Mpfflts IN HtfeafA.
ffeamsnip Kendall piar -,
Htaanabip Na4etdaR. IN Quaranfin1.
nlanInahip Iona, GFAnHtou. pier -
.is1unEt(p Eliontsf pier 10
Steamship fe.nx, MefsutlquHlls pier N.
BteamHhip Hlfa. EcniQas pier ~
steamship IAspeEtrys IN atraAla
sttamHaip l5khiaddeT. Miibufn IN
stream.
ssfsmsnIp Dettqn. aeapcfa, pier ~.
Efeafnehip fsrrtna, pfeln, pifr IT.
steamship Yeh6ieFs H4tFet. pier 30.
afnasaaiiip GjenDe.d. NeHd;cks pier az.
sfeam4nIp hgfu4ft 9qff1ii. llaf -
hf&alnktif f4llNeil. Weppfit uqir ~.
BaYkh md 3dno0nrffs ~
bafkentine HltA, IfainoF, pier 10.
-, &Ehunnfr White. While, oilkeidc.
AanoDher f4Wstd " schmidt Eransef.
pier II,
dtli0ofser Cora Fl. Hanepn. pier ~.
Schooner Eiie l. pkFenP9ffs pier ~.
Schooner IAi6y Farlin, uuutpu. pttf Al
lsesi5pnef Carrie A Apftop White
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once Of rhs Post.

Houston. Saturday. December 2.
The spot markets were unchanged to-
day. but futures were generally lower on
increased receipts.
Houston spots closed dull. as did New
York ana Galveston steady and New Or
leans quiet.
LIVERPOOL reports moderate demand Free
~ met and prices easy.
Stock in New York, isisss; New Or
leans, 1888
Liverpool futures opened easy at about
yesterdays figures aud closed quiet and
steady TO . points lower than yesterday
New Orleans futures opened steady 6
TO points lower and closed steady 4 to
c points lower than yesterday
New York futures opened easy to z
points lower and closed quiet and steady
z to s points lower than yesterday.
HOUSTON pAlLA slAikMzAT.
Gross II cpirts. Tgts
Cross sbipmt iits a,AAs
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: We Mid, aiu
80 Today way, 9N-fs

roAT TcS Mn, W. sAiss
Law, ko,ii .eeasY .s,-..l ~ q 5-l.i ~
Ga.veS on. f-ttN4y .t..I g-.Gi vi av5
rw Orieaus leuiet...s.si e-,tl 3 $3.50
Noble. Is. i. .iets....f IL 5-iti 80
Sstapugn II salg Nd 4 i-i6l 7-ipl Las
Oh .ston. i 10 d. ~. ~ * l,....s
WILKINSON lFlrm e ~ ,s..s
SarfAsA .. ,tnty .t a 9sltI Fs1ti Ice
Baltimore stuirt ....l II
New York. lDu l!...s4ls VI TX ii ~
Boston -, stuiet. .., s III . iGis..s.,5
iiil4doi phAIsie dy -. ~ ~ i...sg.
Augusta. 49,. ,3esey ~, q-l z I'D 0S'
uinpht... teasy .. * ptiti ~
Il Haui2.a44la rshye ~ y n D. te
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DO Yen know Jon hays asked fos th'e priee,e7s
thing
AaA child mieht ask sof . sos, M
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with The reckiees dash AZ u tcyy
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MAnllhe have yun questioned me. 81.
Now athnd At the bar - nj w,inafs's re-,,
Tntii I hayp qaestlonsd Tic a
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yunr saeke nnd your Alsrts be vf'tic
ftcaulko your heart Ia be true ~ 3qyA stars
AID As ilugs ~ his heaven Your sqpi'
You require . cook FOR sqpr mutton and berf'
itequlra far greater ihing.
A scames,ces you'fe wanting for scckr and fps
shirtes
Ilook Tor man and kinss
Atsng for,he beautituiwerla called homo.
And 4 man that tl,e 'naakcr, tscd,
Shall lonk npen a. he did M The frft
And ssy, Hit " very gsod.'
lam fair and Young. but tho roses viii fade e
From my Hoft Tu,ig x thtek nna day y 5X
w'ils9or hive ttvtn '5iiitl The faliing iesses
As SOU did einpug tho alsssia n Mast
Is your hcait an ocean 10 strnng and deep
may launch my All on ia tiNea n
"A loving woman finds heaven Or fsnll
On tho day she Is tnndr . bFias
i require MI thlnes tint arc grams ard truss
All this that q man abonld pes #
n ypu Riys this oil. I would stake my life W
10 ha all you demand Of me, 4
II yo,sesnhct he this, niNundrcss and nect
You tan hise, and llttle 10 liafs
Bat Woman heart and d Nonnn's LIE
ARA npser Won In that way.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-03
xap.a. CITY.

Chiragu. December 2--t.asfle-Receipts
1S0l; Waffle market on a basis Of Fri
days quotations.
Hogs-.-Secetpts 1000; ranged about Us
on Friday; light and medium especially
arm; the rreatcr part sold al d eatis. %.
ShHeps-R Receipts 7npO; ranging from ! na
drl.HO for POOR stuff 80 arnSfS0N for
choice; 1874 KS for moor 10 choice
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-03

H7 thINN f N 7777 n 777 ~ M " N T7 ~ =
Asn child sAieht ask rot a toy; 's} q
nemnuding what others have died 70 win 4
With The rcckiees dash ~ y bcyy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-03

Choice cattle. calves ana ycaylinFs IN
demand. market oyerstecied with com
mon sheep nrd heBs
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-05-11
The First Pacific Railroad.

Just after the Mexican War had
given the United States new empire
on the Pacific Coast, the great Daniel
Webster said in comment on proph-
ecy of new states to be carved from
that magnificent domain, that lit is
so far away that a member of Congress
elect would not get to Washington be-
fore his term had expired" Webster
was great statesman, but his imag-
ination was not equal to the fact of
twenty years later. Work on the
Union Pacific Railway was begun in
1868, Congress having granted subsid>
les of 500 mile from the western
Missouri River to the Rocky Noun
tains, S4S, 900 a mile for 800 miles
through the mountains, S32 900 mile
from the Rockies TO the Sierra Nevada,
and $4,000 mile for the remaining
distance to the coast. In 1855 forty
miles had been finished west from
Omaha, 2o5 miles in 1866, $50 miles in
1858. and on the 18th day of Mays
1859 the last rail was laid on the 1929
miles of road. The cost, counting
capital, stocks, mortgage bonds and
land grant, was SlI2,259 1850. The
cost of the ISL miles of the Central
Pacific was $3.50. 1881. Total cost
of road from the Missouri River to
the Pacific Ocean was S252, zoos ,67l.
Since that time four other transcon-
tinental lines uncluding the Canadian
Pacificl have been built. and for the
transfer from East to West or vice
versa the Burlington Route is the fav-
orite connecting link, being the lead
ing railroad between Denver, Omaha,
Kansas City, st. Paul and Minneapolis
lat which cities several of the trans
continental lines terminate) and Chi
cago and St. Louis, terminals of East
ern and Southern lines. For tickets,
rates and any information, call on any
ticket agent of this or connecting
lines, or address w. j. G.. Kenyon,
Gen. Pass. Agent, st. Paul, Mimi.