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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10

REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-SIX LOTS
on CAROLINE, $500; ONE LOT,
CLOSE IN. Sl45o; -FOUR lots ON LA
BRANCH. $1,000 EACH; ONE BLOCK.
FAIR GROUNDS, AS A WHOLE OR IN
PART, AT A VERY REASONABLE
PRICE. WE CAN OFFER IMPROVED
PLACES IN ALMOST ANY PART OF
THE CITY AND WOULD BE GLAD TO
SHOW YOU WHAT WE HAVE.
HOUSTON LAND AND TRUST co. II
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FOR RENT--Third floor rooms. south front
corner Congress and Travis street; fur
uishei or unfinished Apply room =.
Kennedy block. 10
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AN IDEAL RICE TRACT Of 215 acres Of
smooth, level, rich, black sandy loan;
no bumps, no white spots; small branches
run through the land ON north and south
ends big rsilroad ditch On east end In
surfing ideal drainage; abundance OF water
at shallow depth; IA miles from Houston;
fine shell road all the way out; adjoining
townsite, postoffice store. school, etc ia
nice white settlement, This Is one of the
few small ideal rice tracts near Houston
and only one mile haul TO depot Price, II
sofa soon, 100 per acre; half cash, bal
ance long time; title perfect
A 2oOoacre ranch. partly improved In
northern part Of wharton county he
tween Wallis and Chesterville. the famous
and successful shallow well rice country;
Will sell or take half In improved prop.
erty.
100 acres, FIVE miles from court house,
IN garden district, adjoining Thatcber's
garden. me, smooth rice land; black
sandy loan; on shell road price SOS
Twenty 20 sixty acres. highly improved.
four miles southwest from city limits; a
og pT,r0P nome; ten acres In garden;
8oll2 Main 81, Houston. Texas IL
IT YOU are looking Tor a nice desiro6 .
siN-room cottage with four lots ~ ground
and all convenlences, see 1890 Gapo street
essy terms also other property to otfer
IN every ward In town. Wm II olscbsv.
ske \ Co. goo KAN building ID
SlXRooM iwo.story residence for sale.
telqe In, $500, small cash payment down
balance monthly. Pye & Boiifrass. Kism
building, 20
GREAT bargains IN rice or farming lands
NJ Ayres, 2c0 LaBranch. II
MI FARM. Of 800 acres, 400 scres In cuIfi-
yau9n, OF which 100 acres are in rice. a6n
~ cotton and corn and $50 10 pesturs
climber land, facing MN creek which
furnishes plenty OF water for rice; the
s96lTe 40 acres acres are suitable for rice
9By3"lng. ADDRESS % August Kay. p. o.
10 ACRES OF rice land Imn-o1,S5 -;
canal, $3.50 per acre II feken a. enca
Snas. MOTIFS, Bay CITY, Texas. Ii
FOR kALE-oii lands at Sour Lake ard
SArttesai see Henry Mslmgrsn, bSi
1871
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HAVE YOU hltG n IT needs ro he cleaned
90 blocked send IT Us orr price for q
short time Is oue.third less than for
merlv: plumes cleaned dyed and curled
b. exports. cleaning gloves orr specially;
suits cleaned 81; dyed 81 The Panii
toyium Houston. Texas II
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WAN1ED-Good pastry and short order
I'LL Congress 81
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

- ,,., 60 -,
BIDS WANIED-Blds are invited TOT tle
construction of q permanent road con-
mencins al the city limits, upon Wnnt Is
known as the Main street pubic road aud
extending thence 10 the track OF the
Galveston, Harrisburg and san antonio
Railroad company, where the same crosses
tine said public road, sq'd work TO be
done In accordance with the plans and
spscihostions now on hle In the ofhce az
the county surveyor. bidders will be re-
quired TO accompany their bids with a
certified check Ia the sum OF $500 hfty
dollars as evidence u good faith and
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WANTED-A permanent sfsnaf
experienced young lads i29j 2
good references. AodreeS
fee, ~
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WANTED-By good. relianieo, ~ no
die aged woman postum LIST 4
erness. companion. on avshsng,
housekeeping. references ], Texss
dress Miss Madam, CalNtll-.-.------- z.
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OpIUM morphine, whisky habits cured;
the original ard only Matthews Home IN
Texas: viii cure any case In ten 20 TWEEN.
~ days without pain or injury 10 patient
deposit your money IN bank, pay when
cufcd; ia case Of failure wiz bear all
patleotE EXPENSES while here also rail-
road fare both ways; best references, Ae-
dress "rhe Matthews Home" Harvey
Al Matthews, NJ. D., superintendent, 30
Day esenue. San Antonio. Texas. u
co TO NAPLES DRUG STOKE. OIL
tonrrcsB avenue; you eau always get Il
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W1NTTp-Positlon By e2b ye :
rspher: references. H. %"
etteviile. Ark.
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WANTED TO BUY.

goods Wright & Coombs. 413 Milan q
OLD BOOhS-We pay cash in good hind.
ing Purdy's Book Store. 1909 Congress.
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co 10 A. H. HESS g co. for home.
made harness, 300 Travis street. II
YfIE BEST STOCK SADDLES MADE by
Keller. n
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OIL LANDS-Cholce acreage; clos. d
gushers at Sour Lake; prices Etai.s
title perfect; for map etc, address "
Parsons (owDer), Bryan. Texas
Fl. A. ARNOLD, S11 Bins, has some "a
rice lands; one special tract, ten 4
north Houston. with house, barn ~
boiler and machinery, that viii AZ
in value In twelve months; a 1ri
see him at once.
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PERSONAL.

LIST or ANSWERS to advertisements in
this Office for week ending Saturday
November 5. 1872;
Mgr. 1901 1902; 1871; S3IT, loTT; 1927.
109S; los; fTTS l2o3. 1904. Desk 1912;
Roy arc: 4lO: 1910. 1856 1895. 1861 Loan;
337 1857 1912: 1862: 1898 l213. loss s.,
lGss 1888. 1855 1u63. l13S 1879. 1897
1ol4. 1853: 1914. i3G4: 1910; 0yidiue 1915:
1850; 1nl5. 1soo. 1886 1915 1902. 1865.
1910: 10Sg. 1913. 1924. 1890 lO45; ion,
1905: Typewriter. 1111. iO21; -. lS23;
Worker: 1905; 1913; l9iS l.l4; 1919; 1874,
1924. 1900. l2al
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"ENGELIN' Is pure vegetable powder.
hotanists viii md jn the low land ~
Northern GERMANY the greatest remedy
for Indigestion iu the market; try y and
he cured. one box for 81, send s. Tor
six boxes Wendels &, KoepnicE + q.
Bon 622 Houston i
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MRS -Clairvovant tells every
thing; also by mail 1920 Preston avenue
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WANTED-~Man who is a good worker and
has 5000 to invest IN half interest IN
month, Address NJ, care Post, Beau
mont, Texas 10
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FOR RENT-The Lester thricsl hotel In
this city; possession given January l,
1893, for terms and particulars write Lec
1
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-FOUR unfuruished rooms 10 couple with
out children; 7o4 Rusk avenue. Is
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent; i05 Austin
street 11-S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10

THE NATURE CURE sanifaaum, Tos
Clay avenue, makes the sick we'll; never
Kills; cures all organic and chronic dis
cases. Or. j. I. Harlan. manager. u
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HELLo!-HAyE You SEEN GEoRGE2
HANDLES STRICTLY CITY PROPER
Tl. G. B. PENNOCK & co. OLD
OPERA HOUSE, POSTOFFICE BOX
G12, BEAUMONT, TENAS. IT,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10

NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs-seaied pro-
posnls for the erection OF three brick
buildings, 1OOS125 feet at Raw CITY.
Texas, will be received until 4 O'clock ~
M, November H. at our office. where
plans and specifications can be seen The
buildings are all connected and bid will
Ia received for all under one Each bid
must be accompanied by a certified check
Tor 500, as guarantee that the sue
cesstul bidder will furnish satisfactory
bond OF not less than 81 per cent OF his
bid and sign contract within three DAYS
after the job is awarded him Right is
reserved to reject any or all bids Hull
y Lelnand, architects, Victoria. Texas 10
NOTICE TO Contractors Bids for
putting In machinery and complete ap-
patatus Tor power, electric lights water
supply system and steam heating and ven.
tiatinG at the epileptc colony al Abilene.
Texas, viii be received at the once OF
comptroller or public accounts Austin,
Texas, until 10 o'clock a m November
10, 1902, bids TO be accompanied by Ger,
lined check payable 10 the governor. for
10 per cent OF the amount hid Plau6
and specifications can be seen at the office
Of j, l.. O'Connor. architect, Abilene
Texas, or superintendent Of state insane
asylum, Austin, Texas. The right To re
lect any and all bids is reserved
Joseph d. Sayers
Governor
John W. Robbins
Treasurer
r. NJ Love,
Comptroller Of Public Accounts
l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10

NOTICE IS hereby given that snecTsi
meeting Of the stockholders Of the TeTs
and New orleans Railroad CHupany has
been called by the board Of dhect6rs ~
assemble at the general ofacc Of tbs
company AZ Houston, Texas, az 10 o'clnck
n. m. on the LIST day of December. 1909
for the following purposes, to-wit:
To authorize and provide for amend.
lug the charter or articles Of ipcornors
ton OF said company so as 70 authorize
II 10 construct, own maintain and Sner-
ate a railroad from a point ON it, prsse N :
line In Jefferson county at or In f6s
vicinity OF Sour Lake Station extending
IN o general northerly direction 10 ana
through Sour Lake Springs, IN Hardin
county, and thence 20, into and through,
Or In the vicinity Of, the town OF sara.
toga, In Hardin county, Texas
., To authorize and provide for the
construction OF the railroad referred IA
In the preceding paragraph under the pro-
posed amendment 10 the said compaf,v =
charter or articles OF Incorporation q
B. Seger secretary. i2i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10

sINz & sETTEGAsT BUY. SELL Il
EXCHANGE PROPERTY. RooN \
BINZ BUILDING.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10

FIRST CLASS business for excbsrr ,
farm. ranch orNcity property IA ~,
the hest towns IN this State i'll.
rice farm on canal near Eagle Lsi,
sale cheap If taken at once. We have n
thing you want IN the way Of vacant
and nice homes. Have a first class M
with beautiful S-room house near Ia
ton, or will exchange for city prcp-
Oliver Cranston 6, Co., 119 Main.
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FoK SALE-four.room house cheap on
ener tarnls. Address l252 this otnce-
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aLOVES- baby caps and laces cleaned n
Woman's Exchange II
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II. A. ARNOLD, 81 Binz. has som. y
corner lots on South End car iIns, 4
are snaps also some heeaagtiful hons
lana, these are specials; call aulct
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HAFE your Christmas presents; we viii
teacn YOU free OF charge at Woman's Ex
change, !.
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FREsH, SHIPMENTS WEEKLY-Huy.
iers candies. bonbons and chocolates.
Crescent Drug Store. $40 Main street.
corner Preston avenue. a.
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YOUNG WOMAN wants posnsvss
house work or attend 10
ress l2gl, this office. ------
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SITUATIoNS-FEMALS

WHITE woman wants, . sit hasss ~
willing 10 help around Tue
1879. this office. - 4
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS affords MOI. IN
tages for n home than any other III.
OF Houston. See this property. beiss \
buy.
Lots for sale at lowest prices Ia q
or on Installment plan.
Houston Heights offtce go Main ~
JOHN A. MlLRoY, AID
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FOR RENT-Two hve.room cottages. one
two-story house. Apply 10 Geo. L. Porter
q Son, 206is Main street. II
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FOR RENT--Suburban farm, 20 acres; goot
house; close IN; right party can get Y
cheap, Room ? Kennedy block i,
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FARM FOR SALE-312 acres, i20 n /
tivation; young bearing orchst
400 trees; new fveroom frame bulS,
painted inside and out; 32x52 new 4,
IN Montgomery county. four miles Z
of New Waverly, on the Interihu
and Great Northern railroad. For N1
ulars and terms apply TO 7. D. Corlg
New Waverly, Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10

fractures a salve that will cure letter,
eczema, ringworm or old sores OF any
Kind. price ~ per box; ANY one buying
one boz OF this salve not benefited, money
refunded. Write Tor testimonials 1-lS-U5
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Gi4na 4s0Ct Ee1s. Pcat
dsaSt oA4 4sack ar.
HELP WANTED.

WAITED tionce dining room girl 1ol4
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AIRS {. A. Bu5AC. Pianiste; studio 4IO
Moore Burnett building; Dr. Wiinam
Mason's System OF Technique. II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

'ENGELIN" is tested, approveT and mai.
ented by the German government as the
best remedy for indigestion IN the med.
Teal world We are the importers for TINS
country, wendels X hoepnlcS, 4. U.
box 622, city. ~
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RICE LANp-IN ANY SIZED Ina
SEE Us BEFORE YOU BUY; LlnIa3
WELL OR CANAL PRoP0SlIIygl
WE OWN AND HAVE EACLN'A
CONTROL OF THE PROPERTY Y
OFFER. AN EXCELLENT CAV
PROF OSITION, PAYING BIG w
BARGAIN. c. W. HAIL & o.
MAIN.
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ANY ONE desiring to have a he's. y
or raised call on ]. BnEers; sauSiID''
guaranteed: / also build: seh ~
change old buildings: SO6l5 f9esll'i
phone 2074.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-10

MONEY TO LOAN on farms and ranches
In South Texas at low rate Of interest
and favorable terms; vendors lien notes
purchased. John G. Penn & Co, 40
Khan Bldg. Houston, Texas. tt
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MIDDLE AGED WIDOW .Ns,sssulng
wants situation for h3 IsT,sr: 80
out Of town for wl VIZ ,sars of
home for little girl ~
Sixth street --------.--s,-
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A COLoRED woman wants u n
small family OF good pe y, strif
place. Apply to DO JaeAs0aa- - 7
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60, 600 ACRES Of land In La SAFE ~. y.
Texas, at 81 an acre. W. IL U''-';
Co, Cuero, Texas.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-22
New York Grain and Produce Market

New York Oct. a. Flo,r-Marilet was
quiet again but fairly we'll h.ld Mime
sofa patent. s3.90ai. Wheat-Spot easy;
No. red 7Sasc. elevator: No. = rod. Il,sa
7S,sc. /. o. b. atoat; No. ! northern Du,
luth. S3isc. f. o. b. atloat. The general
trend of wheat prices was downward.
The close was weak at &C. net loss. May
closed 7Sc.; December closed 1Sisc Corn
Spot easier; No. >. &c. elevator; tSc,
ailoat No. yellow, 7oc,; No; white. zoe.
Corn weakened decidedly today but final
ly rallied a little on large export sales
closing steady at lsalac. net decline. jan
iiary closed sc. May. iSlsc.: October,
GG6lhc.: November, 6iiec,; December. a6'sc.
Oats-Spot easy; No. , oats. Sic: stand
ard white, 361ac: No. . white 36iac.; No.
3 white 3fc; track white western, s5aS7c;
track white state 3oa3,c.. option market
was likewise affected by large receipts
and fine weather, declining sharply: De-
cember. 36ssa3Glac,: closed 36lac. Butter
Steady: extra creamery, 25c.; do. factory,
l6alSc.; creamery, common to choice. l9a
2ilGc.; imitation creamery. lIa2Oc.; state
dairy. 1Sa2ic.; renovated. l7laa2lc. Cheese
Quiet; new state fun cream, small col
ored fancy old, 123sc.; new. 12lsal24c
small white. Id, 12asc. new, 12hal2hc
large colored, old. l2c.: new lla,c.; large
white, old. l2c.; new, llAc. Eggs--Aver-
age best 22a25c.: western candled, o2a2lc
refrigerated, l9a@lc.
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SIGNED BY THE RECORDER.
Dozen Resolutions Which Were
Made Operative. Yesterday.

The following resolutions were made
operative yesterday by the signature of
Recorder Connell:
Granting permission TO Ellen Morton
to connect her property with the North
Main avenue sewer.
Providing for plans and specifications
for II branch sewer on Poplar street. to
relieve the Fourth district main sewer.
Fixing a nominal valuation of 500 II
year for ten years on the Ashley silk
mill property. on Luzerne street.
Directing the director of public works
to provide quarters for a geological eX-
hbit in any new building to be erected
in Nay Aug park
Providing for fire hydrant at the
corner of Luzcrne and Fifteenth streets.
Providing for special committee to
report recommendations for improving
Taylor avencc.
11xonerating Holy Cross church from
sewer assessment.
ENonerating st. Johns German Catlo-
lie church from paving assessment
Providing for repairs TO Luzerne street.
Providing for repairs to Broadway.
Providing for a temporary bridge at
Ash street.
Directing thnt no appeal be taken from
the $500 Judgment Obtained by Attorney
Cornelius Comecys for services as asSO-
ciate counsel for the city in the Sturgcs
nave case
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-22
Chicago Grain Market.

Chicago, Oct. 2l.--Lower cables and eX-
cellent weather caused weaker tone TO
the grain markets on the board of trade
today, December wheat closing sc. lower;
December corn, aa7sc. lower; and oats,
from laH TO &c. lower. Cash quotations
We're as follows: F'lour-Steady; No. Z
spring wheat. 721ac.; No. 8, dslsc.; No. 2
red, 1a72c.: No. , corn, SIC: No. I: yell
=; No. . white, Soa33hc; No . rye, 500,
good feeding barley. =; fair to choice
mailing, 4ja5Sc.; No. l Ilax seed SllS: No,
northwestern, Sl.2l; prime timothy seed,
=; mess pork per barrel, sl7al7lO; lard,
per 100 pounds, :: short ribs, sides. $ll .50a
ll,75; shoulders, $9,I5nlo; short clear sides.
Sl2ulo %
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York. Oct. 21.--Trading in the stock
market today was light in volume, very
narrow and devoid Of any noteworthy
feature. The formal settlement of the
coal strike excited little interest. There
was just a bare suggestion of activity al
the onening, hut this was almost alto
gcther due to moderate buying for ac-
count OF the western speculative contin.
gent. The market soon became very dull
and save for a few spasmodc rallies con-
tinucd SO to the end. Missouri Pacilic's
unfavorahle showing for August caused
heavy selling, with an extreme decline Of
points. Much of the selling came from
one of the pools that had been prominent
in the stack market. TIL" other standard
railway issues were comparatively neg
lccted the greater. part of the day. their
places being taken by the minor indus
trials such as American Hide and Icath,
er Leather, Rubber Goods. United States
Rubber and a few other in the same class.
all of which appeared to he subjected to
manipulation. Operations throug ghout the
day We're almost altog' ther of n profess
sional character. and Mt no time did the
list reflect any public interest. Total sales
Gl5.SW shares. The speculative bond is
sues showed weakness and the market
was under pressure throughout. Total
sales. par value. sl.735.GN,. United States
bonds were all unchanged on the last call.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago. Oct. 9l.-Cattle-R Receipts 5000.
including 1000 western: slow: good to
prime steers. nominal. 7.a5uS,.5; poor to
s.. 25ai.i5; cows. sliOai50; heifers, s9..5a5 y
Gamers, sl40a250; bulls, $2.25ai.5O; calves,
s3,7ja7,l0 Texas fed steers, S3ai.a5; west
ern steers, $3.75a750 Texas fed steers, So
a495; western steers. sS75aG5O
Iiogs-Recepts today. $1,000; tomorrow,
5000; left over, l2,OoO; opened 10 TO l5c,
lower; close 20a25c, lower than Monday.
choice heavy, s6s5a7.S2la;; rough heavy,
81, t0a6.S5 light, S6,5Oa7lO bulk of sales,
s675a7.O5.
Sheep Receipts 5000: steady; lambs.
95a5Oc. lower; good to choice wethers, So 80
a3,Sj; fair TO choice mixed, S950a3.50; ma
tive lambs, S350a550
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

East Buffalo, Oct 2l-Cattle-Receipt
100 head; barely steady. demand fair.
Veais-Steadyi tops. T.75aS; common to
good, s5.50a75O.
40; mixed medium, s7,2Oa7,S0; orkers,
81 05a7. 10; light do, S6.9OaT.05; pigs, S6.S5a7;
roughs, s6G0a6S5, stays, S5,50a6.95; grass
ers, S6I5a7; dairies. S7a720. e
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 5000 head .
steady TO strong; top lambs. IS 25a5. 40; ;
culls to good, $ia5.90; yairlings, sia4 25;
ewes. S3.25a3.T5; sheep. iop miNed, So. JOa
3,75; eulls TO good, $l,75a3,i0.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-22

T., general counsel for the railroad
company, contended that no duty on
the part of the company existed In Rob-
insons case as In the case Of an or
dinary passenger, paying his or her
fare. He stated that 1t Is we'll
established point In law that the owner
of private real estate. which is in no
sense public thoroughfare, are not
obliged to look after the safety of per-
sons traversing 1t. Permission to use
such property does not imply care Of
the safety of persons accepting such
permission, he said
Judge Archibald refused the motion
for a new trial. The plaintiff, he said,
did not carry the rights Of an ordinary
passenger and the company could not
be compelled to safeguard his passage
over the property in question. He
must accept the perils of such passage,
he said. The points decided by him
were not fit matter for passage upon
by u jury. he said.
Grand Jury's Report.
The grand jury made two returns
yesterday, bringing in true and ignored
bills, as follows:
True Bllls--Cisto fncognolo. of
Wilkes.B Barre, counterfeiting; Michael
Unban, Of Glen Lyons, counterfeiting;
Ernest Lettieri and Antonio Schiano,
of Scranton. and Peter Loretti, of Old
Forge, violating internal revenue laws
by sale of unstamped boxes of cigars;
Harry Weisberger, of Scranton. selling
oleomargarine without having paid the
tax required by law.
Ignored Bills---Regina Katz and Nell
son Donley, OF Wilkes Barre, counter
feiting; Fred O. McMurtrie. Andrew
Luzak. Mary Luzak and Annie Luzak.
of Wilkes-Barre, passing counterfeit
coins.
The grand jury will meet again this
morning for the consideration of other
cases.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-22
How's ThisP

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
i. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. o.
We the undersigned. have known f. J.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
Transactions and financially able TO carry
WEST & TRuAX, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo o.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo o.
Halfs Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
rous surfaces of the system Testimoni-
ais sent free. Price 7lc. per bottle. Sold
BY all druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-22
Scranton Wholesale Market.
STOCKS.

Corrected by IL. &. Dale. q l.acka. AVe)
Flour-$i.40,
Butter--Frcsh creamery. .ic; fresh
dairy, &C.
Cheese-llian13c.
Eggs-Ncarhy. 22lac.; western, PIC.
Eggs--NcarbN. 22i.c.; western, &c; can
died. o2c.: case count. 2!G.
Marrow Renns--Pcr bushol, 81.
Onions--Per bushe!. e0c
New potatoeS-65 per bushc!.