davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Arizona champion., 1886-01-16

E. w. pitman-Cattle branded on left hip, as in cut; horses branded same; ear marks, crop off right and lndcrslope in Jeff; range, Pitman Valley; P, 0. address, Williams, Anz,
The Arizona champion., 1886-01-16

| !. Cook-S,ock branded TT on left hip; range 2t and between Nor. n3n and San Francisco mountains, lcar Flagstaff, Yavap1i county, Arl- ,ona; postodice address, tlagstaii, Arj2ouS.
The Arizona champion., 1886-01-16
TIE ARLZONA CX4NPIONLS TIE OFFICX4L
 ORGAN OF TIE ASSOCIA7ION

List Of members of the II sOon Live Stock Protec- tive Association:
 W G. Stewart Daniel Segniller B. r. Saunders E. R. Carr W, II, A,hurst A: II. Tucker Walter Hill M CaSner Lot Smith Israel Call r. l. Braanen C., C. Archer William Mlads F. w. Putnam Frank Hart $. NJ. See C. II, Schulz A. $. Putnam D. ]. Brannen ". il. Shoot ] F. Dlggs ]. H. Yure William Flin Robert Fnaie John Clark Madison Burch H.C. Lockett l r Woods, F.. l.. Cook, C. II. Richardson, James Walsh A. r. McASter,
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-28

Nze T1sE July Flour closed Sun and
artk alt fl some eascs slight Conct,sl0rs We're
nasle Minnesota extra. y f5sg3 l0. Winter
Aleat extra 50 aaaa tf- tIy MIL extra 81 -
all unchanged common to choice extra - u5
a.
Wheat Options were only moder.tlveiy active.
fl.r tle llle aa- stronger during the greater
ntrt uf flt taF aui srlce, closed 90 isc higher
-fst .u-s closed Ill Dut strong aud / % ll.c
b. tarr spot .ales of So. b white state a. va
tlc $50. slitc .oc. No = rtd winter s6t &C. 40 s
lo ll .r aud uu-raded red ri 0s4c. No red
eIAler. August, So do september, sec, DO Oct0-
1tr a.
a l, rtsrlsA D-f strong aul the market closed
steady ar advance ui to per cent spot lots
cl 0-ei lrm ali higher in some Instances. spot
.ales of lll-radel mixed 4 46tl50c. No 40 Sic
40 mixed, August as ssi5'sc. do september,
Oats-0ptous were moderately active but
struus aud closed ga sc higher spot loo, closed
steady at uuchtug a prices spot sales of No.
D white = ale at isaiac. No. do f2c. No.
mixed. september. 81
Rye -ial western, oo.l57c; state. 57g5sl.c
Barley Nominal.
PorS-Dull new mess. siI c5aIl GA.
Lard-Ciosed arm. 3 "a cash, - 7'66 =
August. 81 - september
sugar kaw. ll slightly better demand but
trading L. dui, tair refining a.. refined cut
l0af 6isl.. crushed biac. Cubes, 61.c. powdered.
hisG6i. g. graunlafed. bt.c. mould a 5-ldc:
coffee 0d A 5 f-lH white extra &C" 5l4G 80.
extra -C 5g5 slice, &C.. fsg+4c. yellow,
f1l+iac.
sutter-F.rn and fair demand; western, I3a
lsc. state InE-DC
Chess Duil- state. 61si -c- western, 4i.G454c &C.
ui ignt SKINS t.abi.c.
Eggs-Dull aud heavy; state, E4dllc. western,
TAG itt4c.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-28
Groceries and Provi.lon.-whole.aIe.

sugars-Cut iosc ITO: sranulated. &c: a,
q st'.c extra sc, 500 -c. yellow &c,
Cofee-Green Rio. i0ailc. Rio. roasted. lle
Maracsino. roasted. i6alsc. Mexican roasted, lsc
d1C
Tess-Ispsn fne. Gafsc. Japan medium. "a
fic. ordinary. l'ta-5c. Hy-ou, ase5c gunpowder,
ansc. osouz NeafsC. Congo l6e2H5C
Flour g. D. per eva. g - per bhl. patent prc
cfss. g. 5. per cxt. e. ~ per b0i Al wheat Gov
s. IS per cwt g. 81 per bai
Mi feed. -eenings, 81 per ton bran. 81.
ships. ss middinEs SO Feed-CoTn aud osis,
kerosene H-Michlssn test 1879 per gal
water FnIfe. iltaC.
Gasoline e-il..r rcr sal
see,ls-Cio7sr. 3 ''ss6 - per bu. timothy, 8 3
Fsa-No white fish. = 0o per haif bbl
ofhe~ grades g. .fa1f 5H Fer 1af Dbl. trout g
rod SAT- per lh. clans. 8 ~ per bun
f-ef canned oysters selects, Lessc, smoked
Pors .n bsr-sls-Me-s port Chicago packed
lfa1 ear M .f.. clear short cut Chicago.
g. 81 r.esr shurr rut hest sif .N.
lard f.erres s'-c p snf ' p this. - -
- -o1nd '.us. if Csses Fl - ln N pals 81 - C.
Heaf Iu osrre's- txtrs aless. warranted 80 its
81 a extra. afuc.ezs. 81 iH
suffrrfra--H rsesfs creamery zoiid re. roils.
flf.r is'T -o.ld. o. ~ rolls. llic
frlls tirerzfas. |a.it1ruIs. a as r. lemons.
rtntre. g. 81. .en,ors fancy = neos 3. 6gS
.srers rav Fer .n f1 - - isfes yard. fa IN
SIX aer .t ~ dates Sad. 81 ib box. per ib. =
dates Persian. FL p hpx Tor ~. sses9r
Nrts- Fasrrts raw uer .r g. clere red
rsT Per p anrg rei. raF. rfr In. 1tta
rhstee rHfte "a tdac fancy 4. Va 81
. s'maris TeTsErus i'c. Esistfrnia is.1fsc
srsnls S1 firerfs -rNT llailr BARGE
Ians- c Ts.1uas ffrenenle tflo of5e frenCt
e. s~oarl s-s3ac oacosnuis. per ist - "a
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-28

F.rn Frodacr From Fir.t Hands.

Faru FTOd1cs From First Hands.
Beaus-UupioSed are worth 40G5oc; picked, 50
GsL
Bltter-Fresh roll 9suc; dairy, lssi7c:
creamery. iht1 81
Cheese ~ &c
Dried Fraits-Gpples, sss5zc; evsporaied, 55le
&C.
Earys-iI Ilff2tsc 3 doz
Fresh Dressed hogs. s.. 5oso600 = cwt.
mutton s. .a5.9O. veal, s. 5Op6 %. beef, $500
f..n.
Graln-Wheat, old. CiawsOn, 7sc. Lancaster,
>lc. uev white. 1-o l5C. Oats d-i1slc. Rye, SOC.
Barley g. sci % per cwt. Corn. Ssassc.
Hides-Gr9cn, &c q p, part cured, 5c, cured,
-lsa,c. calf skins. 5 70 I2hs. Zoe. kip skins,
green. 81. cured, &C; dekin skins, 5ltt50c ,
Piece sheep p q 5oo.esl wool being estimated
a. - .
H0uey-losal3 ? ,.
Hay Timothy si09I7 per Ton; Clover, ssSl0.
P1tstoes-assa60C uer bus.
Poultry Fowls dressed. l0e6i iZ5<c q spring
chickens Ga &C. per 70.
straw s sf.i.lN 2 load.
TalIoW- ~ p p.
Wooi-Wa Washed l5G2s unwsshcd. l6Sl2OC
Wood But little offered. Four-foot wood Is
worth g. OPS y cord. Block stove wood, s.. 5G
ia.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-28
Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford TO waste time in exper-
imenting when your lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seems at first. only a
cold. Do not permit any dealer 10 impose
upon YOU with some cheap imitation of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs ana Colds. but be sure you get the
genuine. Because he can make more profit
he may tell you he has something Just as
good, or just the same Don't be deceived
but insist on getting DR. Kings New Dis
cOvery. which is guaranteed To give relief
in all Throat, Lung and Chest affections.
Trial bottle free at Peck Bros drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-28

j. l. --4rssealler af Romeo Mich wa
as az Tie office " Che County Clerk Wed
nesaag. A-s4st On Pension Business
Ime.
Claim 5f Essia C. Chlbb stb Mich. Inft.
a.llssd il four months luie $40
Rejected claims Specially
llaim ot Heury hood rejected three
uues taen allowed $50 John Laughlin
re5-lu-a lsiee iheu aUosei $50 George
brefz-er rejected twice tlen allowed 81 30
our GelAune Starch Polish entirely pre-
Ye--s sticking and makes tAe iron ran
smooth
Nulz LAeu & DicsIs-os.
oar Geiaune starch Polish gives a clear
pearl white that d nOt turn yellow
MIlls LACEY & DioKISsoN
Our oeiaune starch Polish saves one
fourth pa starch. Ask for sample bottle
al our store
Minis LAcE1 & DIckSsoN.
Ask for a sample Of our Gelatine Starch
Polish. AZ our store
Mus LAoE & DlckiNsoN.
Our Gelaiine Starch Polish is invaluable
IN doing up MuslIus. Lawns and Iaces Ii
makes them siiiier, whittier and gives a
much better finish
Mills. LACEY & DICKINSON.
Use our Gelaune Starch Polish for doing
up ali fabrics that will not readily take or
dlnary starch.
MILLs, LACEY & Dickinson.
Our Gelatine Starch Polish gives a very
high finish and polish
Mus LACEY A DrrEfNsox
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-28

You will notice how quickly thoroughly
successful article Is initiated, and also that
the limitations are without merit. as they
are gotten up by INSCRIPTIONS parties. Be
ware of limitations of DIR. Jones Red Clover
Tonic. The genuine is sold by f. r. viii
son, and promptly cures dyspepsia, cos
tiveness. bad breath, piles, pimples ague
and malaria diseases, poor appetite. low
spirits, headache, or diseases of the kidnevs.
stomach and liver Price 30 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-28

Insanity IS on the increase. Statistics
sh0S this Many cases are brought on by
OverwOrk. anxiety, excitement. mental
trouble and nervous prostratiOn. il is also in
herited. Invariably sleeplessness and con
supatiOn manifest themselves before one
becomes insane. Consultation induces dys.
pepsia, jauudice, bad breath piles pimples,
low spirits, headache, etc. DR.. Jones Red
Clover Tonic relieves constipation. thereby
curing these diseases. Price, 80 cents, By
f. r. wilson
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-28
Bueklen's Arniea salv-

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corn, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Peck Bros
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-28

U~IoS STOCK YARDS. III, July Z7.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. g.0o0 head shipments, !. go head. Market
slow generally Joe lower ,t0ckers aud feeders,
g. Hna s. bulk g flr3 o0 Hogs-Receipts
lh eI head. shipments 5000 head. Market
steady rough aud mixed - 2fe4 80 packing
ana shipping 80 h'05 ll. light. 81 -Otf5 90.
sheep -Rrcelpts. 4,ooo head. shipments. 90 head
Market dlu 0lf steady. natives. g 0Oec uo west
eru s. U45 IS lambs. = 00E5 00.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-28
Toledo Market.

ToLEDO. July wheat Higher and firm
cash. %. ,c. July 7f5sc, August, &c
Coru-Excited and higher cash, 4fc; August,
ul.c
Oats-steady. Sep ember 294c
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-28
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

Chevoit suit 10 order. S3S. .oc
Serge Suit 10 order. -...-.. 2S.oo
Flannel suit 10 order. $500
Light Cass. suits 10 order 2s.oo
Light Cass. suits 10 order 2S.oo
Light Cass. suits 10 order 5000
Light Cass. suits 10 order $500
Worsted suit TO order. 5000
Worsted suit 10 order. $500
Worsted suit 20 order. 1000
Worsted suit 10 order $500
Worsted suit 10 order. 60. 90
SCOTT q WILLIAMS,
"a Monroe
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-28
POLITICAL. ECONOMY.

POLITICAL ECONOMY.
PROTECTION ON FREE TRADE,
BY Henry George. clo...-...... 50
WORkINGMEN AND THEIR EMPLOYERS,
By Washington GLADDEN.. cO.......-.......... 90
THE DISTRIBUTION OF PRODUCTS,
By Edward Atkinson clio. ! 25
PROGRESS AND POVERTY.
BY Henry George, pa. % clO....... ......... ! 90
TRIUMPHANT DEMOCRACY,
BY Andrew Carnegie clO.-.. .. d. ............ 2 90
FRANCE UNDER RICHELdEU AND MAJ
ARiN. , vol ..... 90. 5 90
WON By WAITING
BY Edna Lyall clo................ .......... 80
on BOTH SIDES.
BY Francs Baylor, O....-.................. 25
THE LONG RUN,
BY Rose Elizabeth Cleveland, clo......... 90
DORISS FORTUNE,
By Florence Warden, pa. .......... o.. 25
AN AMERICAN FOUR-IN-HAND IN BRIT
AIN, by Andrew Carnegie, pa............... >
FICTION.
EAST ANGLES, by c. F. WoolsOn clO............ 25
RUDDER GRANGE, by Frank stockton, pa
INDIAN SUMNER. by W. D. Howells, clo 50
BOSTONIANS by Henry James. clio .......... ? 20
SIGNS AND SEASONS by John Burroughs,
VALENTINO new editionj, by William As
THE WIND OF DESTINY. by A. Haroy. cio- Is
THE LATE MRS. NULL, by Frank stockton.
ZEPH by Helen Hunt Jackson. clo........... 25
THE SECRET OF HER LIFE by Edward
ACROSS HEc'HAsM by Julia Nacrnder. pa 50
NkNPORl, by George T. Lsthrop, pa ..--.... 80
THE MARX OF CAIN by Andrew Lang pa 50
LIVING. OK DEAD, by Hugh Conway pa. ~
BEATONS BARGAIN. by Mrs. Alexander pa %
ESOTERIC CHRISTIANITY AND MENTAL
IHkRAPkUTlCS, by ". r Evans, clio. J 60
SCIENCE AND HEALTH, WITH KEY TO
SCRIPTURES, by Mrs. Eddy, clo......- 3 90
Special Orders for Books Promptly Filled.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-28

Our Gelatine Starch Polish gives very
high hnish and polish
Mills. LACEY & DICKINSON
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-28

SCOTT q WILLIAMS,
n Monroe ST.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-28

Use our Gelatine Starch Polish for doing
up all fabrics that will not readily take or
dlnary starch
MuLs. LACEY 4 Dickinson.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-25

had be0 offered for II recovery By T.
desechveA sDd vhsn Il was peased into
the hands of The leader. hs plunged d
hands into the leather lining, and h :
moment brought out . shest Of note-
paper, partly written over and ornat
uented at the top With . magninosnt
crest. ITS good for i've HUNDRED
boys" was all he said, a. he handed the
lucky finder 80 and distributed another
$40 among the men Who bad intereetpi1
themselves in the search.
A Tribune reporter Who came down
on the train yesterday with the dsSeot.
ives gathered from their talk arnona
themselves, that the fate Of two fsmiliss
hung on the recovery Of that hat snd
the letter inside. It was q mote from (
married woman to married man. h
was coming from Tarytown to New
York, and in stepping from one Of ths
cars to the smoker, while the cam wsrs
IN motion. his hat was blown Oh. Tha
consequences Of the discovery OF the let.
ter with its tell tale crest Induced him q
send for detective and offer $500 for III
recovery.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-25
PULLED BY THE POLICE.
Number of Irish Leaders Arrested ut
L0ughrea.

Number of Irish Leaders Arrested n
LOughrea.
DUBLIN, December l6.-John Dillon.
member of parliament for East MAYO; VIM.
OBrien, editor of United Ireland; Mathew
Harris, member Of parliament for East
Galway. and David Sheehey, member of
parliament for South Galway, were arrested
to-day in the town of Loughrea, county Gal
way, charged with conspiracy to defraud.
The prisoners have been acting a. trustees
in conducting the ''plan of campaign" and
receiving from dissatisfied tenants the re-
duced rents refused by landlords or agents.
The gentlemen were taken before a maQis
t.ate and remanded for week.
An immense nationalist demonstration
vas held at Loughrea, and q number of
clergy and Messrs. Dillon, O'Brien and
Harris and Sheehsy were on the platform.
Hundreds of tenants came forward and paid
their rents. Suddenly the police raided the
offices. Inspector Davies seized the money,
documents and books and arrested Mr.. Dill
lon. It is alleged that Mr.. Dillon VAS
-oughly treated by the inspector. The
police then proceeded up stairs and took
possession Of more money and documents.
They arrested MIR. O'Brien and afeerVard
Messrs Harris and Sheehey.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-25
Eating Live Frogs and Ratslesnakea.

Eating Live Frogs and Ratslesnahsa
Boston Record.
Jacks fondness for his strange diet
was acquired during his twenty m Jnths'
stay at Desolation Island. He has quite
q record (which it can he safely stated
has not been broken) for eating live rat
tlesnskes, having at one time devoured
three large ones in seven minutes, after
depriving them of their heads, skins and
tails. In fact, he says: "Whenever Two
been anywhere and catched snake I
most always eat it." His frog record il
seventeen in half an hour. he eats no
pastry whatever, and prefers his meat
raw. As before stated he was q little
disappointed at not having his frog
lunch alive, but the sample menu with
which he entertained his press friends
did not arrive with much vitality, and
although he tried hard to revive them
with ice water they refused to live. Next
week (Monday), however, when he be-
gins his exhibition at Austin & Stones
museum, the management promises that
Jack shall have nice, fresh, live and
kicking frog at every meal, and he loots
forward to bis sumptuous repasts with
much pleasure.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-25
Tho World,a Christina.

The American associates eleigh bells,
skating and Stockings filed with good
things, with the festival OF religious and
domestic meryy-making; the English
have holly, mistletoe, plum pudding and
hospitality; while the French are Jolly
with boquets, bon bonnierex AMI effusive
we'll wishing. Naturally every nation
prefers it's own customs, tho ugh it il
doubtful If an one of them conld defend
its selection of formalities il called upon
to do so. Christian nations have especial
and good reasons for beint joyful at
Christmas time, and also for reeking out
opportunities for expressing their senti-
ments. In America many rationalities
keep the day through contagion OF
customs and friendly sympathy with
the expressions of good will that are
about them.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-25
HOUSE.

WAsHNaToN, d. c., December A-The
speaker laid before the house letter from
book of estimates for the fiscal year 1885.
Belmont, of New York, from the COMMITTEES
on foreign affairs, reparted back the resolu-
ton calling on the secretary of the treasury
for information as to what Interpretation
vas given by the treasury department to the
tariff law of 1883, which In one section
declares that fish fresh for immediate con-
sumption shall be free Of tariff on arrival at
our sea and lake ports, and in another SEQ
tion declares that toreiQn fab. imported
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-25
= cArrLE cosyEsrros.


annual Aestins Of the short Hot. M
ens 81 Kansas.
IorxKAs December 1k-Tha 6r.t .,,
. msesin4 ot t0e kausas 6horthorn Breedsr.,
.:ss00auon convened at 8 o'clock last e~sr;ns,
~ sne Refiors OF the Windsor. Pras;dart
w: =. darrls opened the session With No.
euuleess non. q. 7. Johnson read = Va.
81 aMSs 1 paper on "How the Fairs NAV
oea MsJe useiu! TO the Cattle Interest" <
OF expert Judging was broueft ont ont 's III
mater was referred to the oommittea On
Ieeol!tions TO express the sentiment az tha
association regarding the zone iudoeS avs.
tenn. ]. ]. Mails, of Manhattsn ,.eX !.
payer on Raising Short Horns for Pro1st );
xnlca was thoroughly discussed BY The
breeders present. A0
december 16.-Ths morning session Of the
s nansss onosthorn Breeders association Vas
% AZ 20 otaer st $50 O'Clock, in the parlors
VI Inc WINDSOR hotel. The chair In ia before
the association communication from the
sec,etary OF the Consolidated Cattle Grow.
els associations Of the United States. The
communication asked the assistance of Che
haneas ass0claticn In the matter of soma
ca!sie legislation which it is proposed to OBJ
lam, IL possible, from the next conoress. Il
!s also asked that the Kansas association
taKe membership in the national
sssoG1auon: On motion of Governor
al association was s snbscp;bs sde f naton.
committee on nominations was appointed
Dytne CHAIR. DR.. A. A. Holcombe then read
an lntere sting paper on 'Pleuro- Ppeumo.
ma from Professional and Practical Stand.
point" DR.. Holcombe, in reply to a oues-
ZION, SAID that the appropriation made By
the last legislature was too small. Instead
OF $iS ~ ut it should be $4,000 to $4,000
with $25,COO to be available in caseof sud.
Gen OF general outbreak. In regard to the
l s;aN m Enat sno1l be available for emergen.
cies, LIZ. Lacky said it should not be less
than 100000, and we should ee
before the legislature asking such {
sum. Joshua Wheeler thought S5O,OO(
would be judiclous sum for such purposes
Captain Huber inquired of the state veter
marian how pleur0-pnsumonia could be ex
tlnguished. and he also desired to know if il
was not an impoesibility to cure it. DR.. Hol
combe Replied that if any animal once hai
the disease, no matter il it had apparentl,
recovered, it could not be trusted. The ON.
~ absolute safety was in its destruction
he doctor also added that veterinarian
could not detect, with any certainty, an ami
NAL that had once had the disease. Cover.
nor Click stated that he thought the present
sanitary law was good enough as tstood. he
would have, however, q sufficient fund al
hand to be available in case of an outbreak
An adjournment was then taken for dinner
A lot Of lengthy resolutions were adopted
and the next business in order was the
election Of officers, as follows: Presi-
dent-W. &. White, vice president-C. NJ.
Clifford, secretary and treasurer-E. N.
Shelton, executive committee-George Y
johnson, w. l. Harris, F. D. Coburn. Dele
gates to the next annual meeting of the
Consolidated Cattle Growers associon-E.
M. Shelton and A. 81. Lackey. The associa.
ton then adjourned until 1857.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-25

Architect Edmond Legendre. 419 Suit
or street, San Francisco, Cal, states that
pving suffered for long time with Q
'evere cough, and failing to obtain any
elief from doctors and the numerous
Preparations he took, he became alarmed.
Tried Red Star Cough Cure, and one
t'ottle entirely cured him.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-25
LATEST MARKETS.
KaEsas City Grain and Produce Market
KANSAS CITY, December II. 1883.
The Daily Indicator reports.
FLOUR-The market was steady,

b.
KANSAS CITY, December 81. 1883.
The Daily Indicator reports.
FLOUR1The market was steady.
Quotations are for unestablished brands in cas.
lots, per half barrel in sacks az follows: Xxx, $50
Xxx, 90@1 00c; family, 81 10@1 20, choice, 81 -
81 80; fancy, q 5o@i 90; patent, coca 10; re;
WHEATS- Receipts at regular elevators since
last report, $40 bushels; Withdrawals, 1850
bushels leaving stock in store a. reported to tbs
The market on change was quiet No. 2 red
winter-Cash, 67hc bid, 6Sx asked; Decem-
Der, 67hc bid: eShc asked; January, SO bid,
SIC , asked "a E ss $40 bid osas asksd
CORN-Receipts at regular elevators since last
report $500 bushels, and Withdrawals, 900
the board Of trade to-day, 2lo, 500 bushels.
No 3 cash. SOC bid. s5Sc asked. Decsmbs.
s si DID, FsSrHs.y sahc bid ssc sstes Tsy
s5Xc bid. $50 asked; the year s4c bid. s41ss
0ATsNo. 2 cash. s7X bids. q asked: No
Sid asked Nay, soSo BID bd' SIC sce asked e
jected cash, no bids. nor offerings.
RYEH S;a cash. ..ts s 1 sst'd No S;@s
NO offerings. Rejected cash, no bids. asked.
Butter--Steady Creamery. fancy Soc: good
2sc; fine dairy 2@2Sc; store packed 1ec; common
HAY-steady. Fancy small baled, 50 50. large.
0f LIVE y PUoULuRY-Mar.et slow Chickens old
hens, 81 OO62 So old mixed. g co. Sprins
chicksTs. large. g 60; small nI g 3SI ~; 49,.
g6Hc; Ducks, mallard, 50 102 50; teal, q
per dozen; rabbits $50 Per Dozen
CORN MEAL Green sc: dried soc; chop ysi
l0 sHii IF STUFF -solt seee4e.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-25
Five Hundred Dollars for Hat.
VI Tvshnnn

Track walkers, railroad hands, aud
some laborers in the vicinity Of larry.
town were kept in state OF excitement
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday by
the mysterious and persistent enquiries
of three New York detectives about q
black derby hat. It was said to have
been lost from train, but the trackmen
were SO pestered about it that they
thought it must be at least murder
case that was being fsthomed. The hat
was found in the possessiok Of track
walker late on Friday. Liberal rewards
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-25
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, December a. 1855

The Live bOocK 1uu0cSOOr IePOhts
CATTLE-Receipts, SIC bead: shipments, 49,.
head Market for ahipplng keers steady; graz
5000 higher; stockers and feeoers steady
Good to choice, g 9564 IS; common to medium
IS 25GS IS: stockers. 2562 IS; feeders, "a 500
10: cows. 81 50Gs 90 grass range steers, y =
as 20.
HOGS-Receipts, S,O71head; shipments 1,s4
head. The market YVES strong and loo higher.
Good to choice. a 20a4 IS; common to
medium Cd = ooaA ID; sras'ers ana p's'' ~
SHEEP Receips, as; shipmepts, 49,. H0
ket steady. Good to choice "a 60oS y: soD-
mon to medium. 81 vega %.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-25

Abilene Gazette: The necessary pa
pers authorizing the establishment OF
the 411th G. A. R. post, were made by
the state department Of the organization
at this place last week. The name of
the post is Chester A. Arthur" and is
at Cons, Nemaha county; n. b. Malt
by, post commander; 81. @. Wheeler,
post adjutaut
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-25

The Abilene Street Railway company
has perfected their organization. A CON-
mittee was appointed to purchase the
necessary material, and the work viii be
pushed rapidly as possible.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-25
Fighting for Gold.

A party OF proepectors recently bad q
fight with some Indians at q place called
Camanti, in the department of Cuzco,
Peru. Among tho party were two Col
ombians named Mendoza and Benign0
Flores. They found abundant traces Of
gold, but were driven back with the loss
OF one of their number, who wac killed
with an arrow. In the fight the chief of
the Indians was killed Another expe-
dition is being organized, and a vigorous
effort will be made to drive the Indians
back and work the benches OF the river,
which all contain gold in considerable
quantiti &c