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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD.
BRoWN AND WESLEYAN TO PLAY
HERE ON THANKS9ITIN9 DAY.

aHa-v avn -rorrv>u m pHlH
ur1r nv nay
-
HOW Bemus Pierce ana KlnG Kelly Can,e To-
Ecther at Princeton on saturaay-Records
Of tho Leading EIsvsns-Echees OF Corneli-
Lafayette Ganc-work OF the BiE Teams.
Iocnl football enthusiasts win have an oppor-
,uni,v nj seeInp n good game here on Thanks.
civ ing Day afternoon, The New York Baseball
tween Brown Iniversity ana NesleSan, 70 tako
place on that date on the Polo Grounds now
sL,alro on c u.s. ,s0 I prSDSo'C Inn snS' y, ,r.ns,ssroS
with tho CarIisle Indians VIII % trAnsIoIrou
from pEoyidsnSS to the Polo Grounds, that Is, Il
game
to 10y out out the gridiron from north to south.
parallel with the big grand stand on the Polo
grounds. The Yale manager had an idea that
mi, inc even event 1 ,sous ,n mou TS' no n0 ~ nrouah ~ m
TINS manner tnete "ouid not DO enough room
s BEHIND S TsS,,r sTS, ,h hnt' there Ho, w'ii "a %V moro tsaS
. seven yards yards, OF n space D = nj, or eSon sO al, ' nas
,ssiSI;ly interfere IN, If, ! Sr w,5h s the play S:,, Tho % SIi0% h.
be- planted ed in front Of the two open stands. As
tk.~n 4. ,atbs.r ar.piap In thu rttlaa Nhnpt tha
there Is notnins speciuo III 'ne uiee epou. u
amount OF space to be set aside behind each
goal line. tho teams will readily consent to tho
h.....uum,, ..noo;o,v n. 4, 1r;u r,o..o.
eoo'e aFFanSoine"'' espo'iaus ~ "H' p,o"1oe
large number OF grand stand patrons VINO arc
anxious to see ali the plays. The Polo Grounds
.r.in a. h.,tor cond,,;o, for football than Man.
s.,,an rYo,s anS ,hsro vii bs mors rnon, sor
haitian field. ana there VIII DO more room ior
rSsana..,hI,
iron as possioie'
An incident IN the game al irthceton on sat.
uraay moved pretsy W . NOV .n 81 req men are
Progressing Ia me me points OF inc ganie;
line IKE a. Daitering ram weht lnto she game
Tor about hSe minutes IN inc second nall. he
was WORKER iheeSsantIy y rusnes DeIween inc
taokies ana EuarGs. anu ms pIuhges were SO
irresistiele IhHL me Dali was q9iekiy osfrie4
uoNh 70 "Mhln a lew saras Oh !ne inotsns
Eoal nne. Lhe req men were sihpiy ran
nc, anu nousnt NO. ESssHnTSs haad vi c.n,a
plunglng tnrougn the pig RAps IN tne rusn line,
nwas the oo]eSLv9 polEt ior VARIOUS uppeI gus
anu sMlnRs. SlnanS heiiy Iusne1 y Hnn
mole anu was uowneu = ero IRON Ine soaL l me.
he was AZ INC oottom OIL a pic u men, II
only part OF MIN 70 90 seen was NJ 9eaa. Sept;
bemus Fieree OF tne t JpuisHs sem ~ IT. ~ n
made a Rrao Tor u Win iorco enougn 70 as
locate Kelly meek. the lnaian gavS snes neaa =
~ L do o., ro,r,d R.,lx
~ nsna : 5ou Il ~ onS rnsSed nm to *.
nsne suuSslc4 NE iee'"h i"N"eu eh'
eooSI-iooAin Anulahir-, Do,,. hi. h;n ~,
~ ! = n. nInSaatnry princston'a faithtr,
teasaaar a - 5ann;nL IN ND Sor1 a. the
siSa In =, him Nj rar ali he i;Ees Rnt
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rRo1rINa IND fACINe.
Ri,oree, Heir-at-Law. and Curta winners Al
Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. ls.-The Louisville Fair
and Driving Association began Its meeting win
n good days sport. About 10. 900 persons wero
present, and tho track was in fine condition.
There are 500 horses here. Interest this week
centres chiefly in the match between John R.
Gentry and Robert J. on Friday. The two noted
PAGERS we're sent a mile yesterday in 2:o5'4,
showing they are in excellent shape. The first
race to-day was won by Elioree in three straight
heats. The next n pacing contest, was captured
by Hoirat.Law, also in three straight heats.
Curta, owned by the Canton Stock Farm, won
the third race. Pilot Boy was the fayorite IN
the first race. In the third race The ABBOT was
favorite. but, after winning the first heat. broke
near the wire in the second. Geers protesLeo,
claiming a foul, which was not allowed. Inc
summarizes:
ElIoree, ch. m. by Axtell-Flora hcGregor. by.
Robert McGregor CSanders).."..."...-."i ! !
Grace H~astings. CHI. N. spears : =
Atomic, br. .. (Geern) D =
~Time-2:1Oh. R:1sh. s:opSt.
Scott Newman Stake. value el.oooi a:o7 class,
HeirstLaw. blk. g.. by Mambrino King-Es..
tAbeila- by Alcantara tGeerl..;"."-.."." !
Pearl Onward, b. m. CSpears). I =
Directly. blk. =. (walker). : :
TimeN2:osI, 2:oot. a:o7b.
Hotel Stakes. value 81. 900; 9:ls class, ~trottinS;
curta, b. 8. by aiehw Cos g,
Mickey. Ct. 8. sanders)......... Q II 10 3
T F1as' + on M, 8, cWaiieri $ 70
Louise Mack: Oh; Z. G @ ,r....S ! g
Rober, Lee, blk. Z. (kelly)".....". 9 10 .
T THAI Abbot Q D. 2; oSssrsN," 3 sdis.
Time-a:ls, a:isl. a:ls.. a:lA.
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D..eo.o ration or Canned Ios.,.r.

OTTAWA, Oct ls.-A year ago DIR. A. MAcphAi,
professor OF pathology, was commissioned by
the Minister of Marine and Fisheries to inves-
tigate the causes Of the discoloration OF canned
Holsters. DIR. Macphail found the discoloration
10 be due to bacteria, and after elaborate exper-
imentS, proved that the bacteria could only DO
destroyed by the application of heat 10 the Oiled
can. me use OF germicidal fluids being out OF tho
when generally adopted. will save hundreds Oh
thousands OF dollars 10 the eAnnern.
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viii Coach Hsrvara's Oarsnea
Again,

CAMBRIDGE. Oct. ls.-Two new athletic an.
n~ouncements OF Importance are Just now inter
esting the student body. The first is that Coach
m is expected here on Nov. 3. He will
be accompanied by Henry Wills. a well-known
oarsman, Who rowed in the Eton eight when at
school and has rowed No. 3 in the LeAnder crew
for two years. In 1895 Willis won the Grand
Leander four as well as one OF tho eight. He
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Ners OF the xHhselnen.

The foreign riders seem TO possess the requisite
speed, the fastest tracks. and the most compe-
tent ~pscemakers for creating worlds records.
J. ". Stocks. the English professional, has re-
Gently established new worlds paced records
from 6 10 80 miles. making \ new one-hour
record OF 81 miles Lose yards at the Calford
track. Stocks's new records compared with the
previous times arc as follows:
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Bow lag GAnss Ts-NiEhL

American NAtlOnL-Bleecker. Spartan and Golden
Rod
Fire InSurace ~Leagpe-PGlAIiGe vs.. West Chester
Brooklyn RoyA ArrAnum League, Sc ton s-Aleu
Council. Fraternity Council aud Brooklyn CounolL
United Bowling clphs. Section l-RoSSdAlA. CoT1S
shiAn and Metropolitan
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To TIVE EDuoA oY TIE sUN-Sir: As there has
been 50 many nSld clubs come TO life this season. and
a. the Brooklyn Field Club " a. the mt TO use the
name OF neid club. ! take this means Of Informing the
public through your valuable paper thai hereafter
he Rrooklyn nsld baseball team viii be known a.
Wihnstt1 brooklyn risld Clue. You're respectfully.
y O WDNEET. 1GnASSEs
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LEnnoroA. ocL le.-Ths entries 70 the ave stakes
TO b ruA here during the fall meeting. beginning
Nov. !, have clOsed. They arc q follOwsl Charles
Green stakes. v; James L. Pepper 4 90. Stakes. 2Ai
Maiden SLAkes. II; IhGnix Hotel StAkse, l0I Citizen
Stakes, 2. KSch OF tkess are worth $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19

Several prominent clubs have entered teams In the
Brtnkana tournament. which V slated 70 begin early
neKt month.
The promoters Of the proposed commercial bowl
ing touruAmenI have already received seven applicar
lions and viii form the ORGANIZATION As soon ~ three
or more teams are willing 10 enter.
Ths onacen OF the Jolly Bowling club are a FOL.
lows: Frederick Kloberiein. fre,idsnti henry Won
c. aiessL TrsssaIsT; stephen WnShh. Captain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19

will assist Lehman in coaching this fall. A
fortnight later Claude Goldiei is expected. GoldiO
rowed No. : in Leauderis crew an is the prob.
able stroke OF the Cambridge eight next year.
The other item OF news is the fact that Ii ha0
been definitely decided to sead the baseball nine
on d southern "trip during the spring vacation
next April. This il done in order TO give the
men experience and training at q time when the
weather does not permit advantageous out-of-
door practice here. Games will be ARRANGED
with The University OF North Carolina. George
town University. and a number Of other south.
ern colleges. A formal call for baseball candi
dates will not be issued until December.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
Pr1LO1as Record

The following worlds records paced against
on the Caltord track. England. early in October:
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Priace Abort wins AZ he Fieass..

CONCORD. n. H. Oct. ls.-There was fair racing at
the reopening OF the Capital City Driving Park to-
day. The nrst half OF tine free ,for-an pace was in
l:o3St. the fastest half ever paced in this state on
half. mile track. Prince Alert won ~ no pteaseo
afterwArd. Summaries:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19

ITHACA. Oct. ls.-It speaks we'll for the physi-
cal condition OF the Cornell team that not q
man was disabled in the game with Lafayette
Saturday. A few new plays will be developed
this week. Assistant Coach Beacham stated to
THE Sun representative that the Cornell team
that meets Princeton Saturday will have i'm,
proved 100 per cent: over the team that played
team. The recent game showed the weak points
and the coaching will DO, of course. to overcome
these.
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The entries for to-day at Morris Park follow:
Fint Rare-For three.year-olds and over; the
WtthNn mile:
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NEW HAVEN, Oct ls.-Two changes were Tried
by 1S Yale varsity coaches to-day In the make
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FOR SALE-At bargain. a fine family
horse, In perfect condition.; gentle as a
lamb; also a fine family four-seat car
riage, as good as new. Address c.. box
800. IS
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and INVESTMENTS.
,o.s Of a Day Among Wall
Street Operators.
|pELY WITHOUT ANIMATION.
|. s,rar Constituted About
rNort TO Create Interest
~ was Manifested.

!, November 12.--Today's stock
|as entirely without animation
Ime. The preliminary drive at
one or two subsequent raids
ii stock failed to disbodge any
[ines and the dealings in that
Eed greatly diminished activity
~ Of tone. Its losses were all
|. MI the close showed a net gain
traction. The low price for the
| was 1854, was a new low price
resent movement. Sugar was
leader of the list in point OF
ld absorbed one-third of the
Iors. The coalers showed som
In account of the approaching
They were helped also by re-
kes,rictions of output by indi-
|nbers. New Jersey Central led
and advanced at one time 81
closed at a reaction of about
Ionsolidated Gas fiuctuated Wild
1.-Two points, receting Az and
net decline of III. outside
M features pf the market were
brsicular interest.
kas some continuance OF the
| the London account, especially
vi. and this was the on,y un-
Factor of the news Of the day.
| at the days trading Is to bring
prices back to about the same
Id held by the sharp decline OF
The upward tendency today
keral list was assisted by the
Favorable character of railroad
Reported for the first week Of
The increases were especially
the returns of Southern and
Arn reads, which are probably
the heavy cotton movement
ffic now coming forward which
delayed by yellow fever quaran-
Southern Railway led in the
its gain with an increase of
the corresponding period OF
1.-THE percentage of increase be-
II. Central OF Georgia, with an
$23,I7, shows the higher per-
all. The activity in the indus
marked. Norfolk and Western.
Z gains in weekly earnings,
,74S, or over 100 per cent In
the week. The days net gains
on over in some of the grang-
err prominent active stocks and
g points over in the coalers.
market WAS active at higher
e new Lake Shore 3las SID at
ighest on record. Total sales,
lnited States registered fours
cMpons were advanced Is bid
ID.
Z Of prices on the active stocixs
ther with the close yesterday.
for The Post by b. w. Hunter
is follows:
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CoNTRAcro RS Sealed
nronosnls win be received at the office
or 4. s. Morsdlth, mayor Of Gaiyert.
hsy 1sT' for tho construction OF new
CIV hail and fire station for the CITY Of
Calvert. according % TIE =, p!aIrs ), s ana
S.orron architect. Each proposal must
bs accompanied by a eertited check for
500. Plans and specifications can DC
seen al the office Of Mayer G: :; Mere
teot, ] Rely Gordon. Dallas and san
Antonio, Texas. q
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Today. Yesterday,
|ew York Money.

November l2.-Money on call
Eq2 per cent; East loan. ~:
q per cent. Prime mercantile
h per cent. Sterling exchange
4 sexual business IN bankers
ai.s5s. for dtnr1nd and i.S25s
Nty days; posted rate. 1885,,
nerclal bills. 49,. SILVER GER
osls. Bar silver, 57Ia. Mex
90; Government bonds strong:
pun, railroad bonds strong.
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November 12.--The EVENING
~ nniansal eablegram says:
rkets were lifeless today and
nrm' Americans were dull.
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London Money.

November 1e.-Consols for
nv; for the account 113; Mexi-
new fonrs 66A; Mexican ordi-
silver quiet. 26a.d per ounce:
er cent; rate of discount In
arket for short bills "a per
zee months bills . per cent.
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FOR sAIlE-By the Houston Moving and
Storage company, Garrison coal, $500
ton, delivered. office el2 Fannin. street,
Phone 1885, +. Chimene. ~
MILLER BRASS WORKS. No. 1905 Run.
kinds OF brass. aluminium and phosphor
bronze casting. fine work solicited also
model and pattern work II
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FOR RE,NT-1Ten-scrc farm three miles
iron, Houston court house. contains
beds, cistcrn and well water, TO good
party. Apply t7i7 Congress avenue. 10
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FOR RENT.

Fpn MsN ~, wss. s,ors' ssnl'ss
woudshed, fecdhouse. underground cis-
tern; good stand for right party; low
rent Amply Frank Rueckert, 1915 Dow
ling street. ID
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTTD-iTo rent by married ccMple
without children. two or three furnished
ar urfurn.shed rooms. near II. * i. c.
shops; give location and terms. AZ.
dress 1851, this Office. -
WAkTED--A Furnished four nr hve room
irnure in risa nc.ghborhoot. AddrSM
ii. IL. NJ. this of1ce. ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


A YOUNG man, experienced oanvasser,
can learn of good opening. with chance
OF partnership. by addressing 1862, this
office. ID
FOR SALE--Confectionery and oyster
paulor businesa IN growing Scu;h
Texas town. This business Is well
Known. advertised. and has an estab-
lshed trade: present owner mas other
business that takes him away. THIS q
q fine opening for some one: terms, half
cash and easy payments for balance.
Address oyster Business, this office 10
MAN with small capital 10 handle a
flrs,-class dog and pony show; partnt r
retiring on account Of III heatn. can
or address Dog and Pony SHOW. Hoft !
d. EVER Houston. ~
WANTED-Partner with $4,000 or $4,000
TO take third interest N wholesale busl-
ness; good trade. ftye years in business,
Address 1889. this office. j.
FOR sALE-sibOo VIII buy a well estab-
lished general merchaldise business at
Nursery, Texar; II will pay you to IN
yestigate. Address James Rives,
Nursery, Texas. u
FOR sALE--At a sacrifice. owner leaving
city. q good paying grocery store. stock.
hxtures. horse and wagon. TWO lots.
store on one. dwelling on the other. For
particulars write r. J. Robinson. Waco.
Texas. "
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no INSURANCE. MEN-For top contrac,
address Chicago Guaranty Life. Trust
building, Dallas. Texas. Low. levc
rates; attractive policies. $500 assets "a
each 500 liabilities. Write for sampl,
policies n
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

BOARD WANTED--Eesirable married
co,ipie wish board and room; nice pri-
waite fnmiiy Preferred. can furnish room
IL required state monthly rates. refer
ences exchanged. Address ~, this Of
flee. 10
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CAKE baker and ccsrfectioner. first- class
bread and cake: 20 years experience.
sober, reliable. Address p. Henri, 61
Fannin street 10
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EY AND BANKING.

November 12.-Docal banks re-
khey tnt,rkes dull and easy. In
are IqA per cent. Dem Ind for
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WANTcp-Mc and women to learn bar
Der trade, only ak TO eight weeks re-
lars Molcrs Barber College, liU7 Pine
street. ST. Louis Mo "
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for cigars: M25 month aud
expenses. old firm, experience unneces-
sary. G. c, Bishop n Co.. st. Louis, Mo,
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Vi Gasvsston. November IL.
ARRIVED.
Baines. Shields.
Land. M,npt. Corpus Christi.
FeHck, New, York.
Fe, Ahlester. Yuenos Ayres.
CLEARED.
fNtddess. Liverpool.
n, Tullock, Bremen.
ina, Liverpool.
rag. Lewis. New York.
Gardner. New York.
SAILED.
~ King, Tampico and Vera
hiacklock. Liverpool.
M.chalancs Pit.as. Liver
oRrs-FOREIGN.
i-Per IS Ida. sScS bales cot
funds. vaiusd. at sl3S. 30: so
40 on cake. az. "a pounds.
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WANTED--Two ladies TO sohcit on a sal
airy, Call at J. b. Trippe y Co.. Mason
building. II
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"PH OTOGRAPH SOUVENIR FRDI1"--.
We will send book OF souvenir photo
graphs of one of the prettest girls from
giant booklet, free for the asking. j. j.
Pastoriza Printing and Litho. Co., Hous:
ton, Texas. II
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YOUNG man wants position of any kind.
seven yesrs with last employer az sales
nian. collector and clerical work, steady
and reliable; refercncce. Address 1889.
THIS office. 10
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SITUATION WANTED.

SITUATION wanted by salesman who
viii work on coinmss.on w,!ling To
work city trade for retailer. am hock-
keeper and can deliycr; 1875, shls office 10
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WANTED Situation By middle aged man.
uuiot and steady. to be all round man
about house and yard and attend horse,
ADDRESS 1857. this Office. IL
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A YOUNG man would like TO get work OF
most any kind. VIII work cheap TO get
n good home q, w, this office, 10
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WANTEp--Whlte woman to do general
houscwork for small family, must
come well recommended; good wages
paid Call at 7oa Hamilton, corner Cap
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WHITE woman wishes situation Az good
cook IN private family; wllling to assist
In i.Rht honiscwork. Address les, this
office. 10
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MIDDLE AtsilD German woman wants y
situation as housekcepcr. Address VOC
H,mphill street, Sixth ward. 10
WA NrrEr- Pcs lticn as artist for some
paper IN part or spare time; will engage
or trial and mort. Address j. A., this
office 10
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.
ron sALp Oh ExcmANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXcHANGTc--An Edison
v.iaAeope with ii pictures cost $40, Will
sell for lesa than half cost. or trade IS.
r. STUART. Waco, Texan. 10
FOR SALE OR TRADE New drug stock
and nxtures invoice $500, in good town.
doing good business: satisfactory reasons
given for wanting 10 sell Address box
g.. Giripeland, Texas u
I.xcHANGE--B Plymouth Rock.
Rack I.angshans. Partridge Cochins.
pit Games, for Colt or Remington
pistols or good breerh-loadIng shotgun.
Jack Thomas. Barnum Texas II
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PEG. l27Al VI, X. & Y. eds 80. 81
fonp. 1917 NJ. *, & I. 4s..... ssh
-,.. ll2M No. Pac lists 80. 49,.
80. llSa l'sitic IS OF '95... 102as
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...." .... pex.Pac. L.G, lists. 95x
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49,. 81 lnion pacinc lists l01e
=. los U. Z ID. 4 q. ISIS. 46A
Pd,.. .l059s Wabash ist 5s lO55a
... ITO Wabash 2ds,,.... TN
6s.. ~. West shore Is -. ITO
80. 100
Ofiereu Ex. int.
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ON BANK CLEARINGs.

ging are the clearings Of the
Fiks for the week thus far and
responding time last year, to-
the increase or decrease.
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ISroN EXCHANGE.

buying. SELLING.
ight. ...A dis Par 10 81 dis.
s!ght.k dis Par.
lver. Par Par.
A YORK EXCHANGE.
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valued at $50; IL baaes xaczt.r ,,Aso
pounds. valued at $50
Ter IS Avona, 500 bales cotton, &1.7. soo
pounds. valued At S2ss,6is. '''''S
- REPRESENTATIVES.
Io New York--Per s. Matteawan- snoo
SUCKS copper matte. 1000 bars b,iiion crW
cases canned fruit. aVo sacks dried fruit
a sn1 Deans 1900 barrels California wdf q
wool, !: bales skins, 8 packages crude b-is
,ies; ~ packages mating. SAMPLES bar
iead bulhon. 600J bales cotton. I'D % cEs
WOOL. Clio cedar logs, sss sacks copper ore
IMPoRTS-coAsTwIsE.
From New York--Per e Matteawan en-,
packages merchandise, w,
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YOUNG mar with buggy and horse wants
position: what have yeuY Am expert
e,iced IN office work. best Of reference
given. Address 1886. this office, ~
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WANTED Al once u good husheimau.
regular Job. nv tho month or year; could
Hun \ Ready, 3ls Main street. Palestine,
Texas. n
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tered Jersey bull and two tiptop regis
tered Jersey bull calves; also Two very
fine registered Jersey cows. fresh; and
some iine yearing hedfera. W. ]. Groom.
Wharton, Texas. IL
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wANTED---A frst-class blacksmith and
wheclwright for shop work; one that
Will work for Part OF profits preferred.
Texas, IL
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MONEY 10 a good thing. SO is the "Old
Hartford Isifes" safety fund policies,
We take notes without risk to You and
make advances, Write w TO-DAY. Harris
Patterson, managers, Dallas, II
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|iSE NTEILIGENcn.
ARRIVED.

Of Galveston. November IL.
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WANTED-By an all round cook, hotel,
restaurant. boarding cars or camp, %
years experiences. strictly sober. Az or
cut city. Address 1859, this office. J?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-13

AGENTS Economy gas burner. saves "a
Per cent OF gas. makes q large. beautiful
light and gives $50 per cent profit 10
salesmeu. General Agency Co., rs Deaf
born street. Chicago. III Y
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WANTED--A position M printer; nyo or
six years experience; or amy huhDrabie
work. Address Jcn billiard. Bryan, TeS'n
SITUATION wanted for deliyerng enn
furnish one or two horses; wages res
sonable. Address j. ~. Tbs Office. u
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WANTEp-A white giri or ow'1iAn 70
coon and heir with swail children. Call
At Sth Mein strec, between IL and
0'clepcA. IL