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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-14
The Apple.

The virtues Of the apple as a fruit have
been celebrated from time immemorial,
and few fruits have so many legends Ssso-
ciated with them The garden of the Hes
perides was the garden of the golden apple,
inst as our Avalon is the Isle Of Apples.
"Of all fruits" it has been written, the
apple seems TO have had widest and most
mystical history. The myths concerning
il meet Us in every age and country
Aphrocite bears it in her hand As well as
Eve. The serpent guards II; the dragon
watches il.
II Is celebrated by Solomon; IS the heal
ing fruit Of Arabian tales. Ulysses longs
for il in the gardens of Alcinous; Tantalus
grasps vainly for II in Hades In the prose
EIda il i written: 'Iduna keeps in box
apples which the gods. when they feel old
age approaching. have only TO taste to be
come Young again It Is in this manner
that they viii be kept in renovated youth
until Ragnarok-the general destruction
AZrael, the angel of death, accomplished
his mission By holding il TO his nostrils,
and in folklore Snowdrop Is tempted 70
death by an apple. half OF which crone
has poisoned. bat RECEIVERS life when the
fruit falls from her lips
The Golden Bird seeks the Golden Ap-
pies Of the kings garden in many Morse
story. snd when the tire bears no more
Fran Bert pa reveals to her favorite that Z:
Is because a mouse gnags az the trees
root. Indeed. the kind mother goddess l.
sometimes persorified as en- apple tree, but
oftener the apple J. the tempter in north
ern mythology and sometimes nAl.es the
nose grow. 50 that the pear alone can bring
l. TO nc5e.c-e sizs. All the Ye2- Round
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-14
Ex-senator ConI,ling,s Income,

When Roscoe Cnnkling retired from the
senate it was announced that he intended
to devote himself to the law, and further
that he proposed to pay off in one year
debts to the amount of s125,00O 1t is said
that he did it, and in a few years prior to
his death his yearly income from his pTac-
tice approached $20O.OOO This success was
not due to the fact that he was statesman,
although that of course was an advertise
ment for him. But the sort of people who
pay heavy fees for legal services do not en-
ploy a man solely because he is a states
man. A man may be a great statesman
who is not great lawyer. Mr.. Conkling
resumed the practice of law with many ad-
vantages. He had a large acquaintance
among wealthy men, and his warfare in
politics had sharpened his wits. so he pros
pered at an almost phenomenal pace
New York Press
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By Telegraph.

ST loUIs Mo- Nov, B-CATTIE.- Receipts.
1908 shipments 500 Market steady, Natives
a. Ad5 CO. stockers and feeders 50 l0sS iG Texans
and Indians e. 4H2S 81 HOGS--Recepts 6iOO
shipments 2600. Market lower. Heavy - S0dS ~,
mixed 81 sJa5 -. SHEEp-ReCeipts 1890 ship
ments so. Market steaey. Good 10 choice 81 O0S
$50.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. l2-CATTI. F. Receipts,
500 shipments no. Market 55lC lower. Steers s. >
a. 65 cows 81 1872 10 stoCkcrs and feeders 81 90
= w. range steers 3 OOt2 ~. range cows 81 l0G
- HOGS-keCepts E18 shipments go Market
steady. 5ciower Bulk SS,uSS - all grsdes OEa4 o.
SHEEP-Reeipts 1870; shipments LOO Market
steady. Lambs IS 6lG4 a. good 10 choice muttons
T. lOsa s.; stockers and feeders e. 75SS4 I2lS
CHICAGO, m. Nov p--The DruverS' Journal
reports. CATTLE-Receipts. 150Q. shipments soul
Market easy. Steers 81 Ol&5 - Texans - lSa 5 10
rangers e. 55,dS 20. HOGS-Receipts E.On snip
mcuts son Market steady. with active demand.
Rough and common s. 7OeS ~. packers and mixed
g ssd3 ~, prime heavy and butchers weights
StW&t lO Light IS SisS@ PIGS 5J9S 50 SHEEP
.-fvcelpts leUl shipments 2fl Market slow,
barely steady. Natives 1890 % westerns 81 lSS
g. Texans prime FED - 10 lambs 5 Gla5 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-14
Brief Mention.

Heavy run Of cattle.
Hog sales were lighter than usual.
Ten loads of Texas cows sold today.
More cattle sold today than any day fo1
several months.
Houston shipped three loads of stock
east today.
L. b. Preston, cattle salesman for Bean
Blakemore & Co., broke the record today,
selling over 200 head of cattle. This has
never been equalled here yet.
Houston says, as a convincer TO shippers
that prices are low, he will sell sixty to
ninety pound pigs for $40 per dozen.
ID. Rhoads, Anthony, had cattle and
hogs on the market.
J. b. Kell, Clearwater, had cattle and
hogs in today.
n. r. Cunningham, Harper, marketed
cattle and hogs today.
Salmons s, Bricker, Kingman, sent in a
load of hogs today.
> Bethers, Lyons, sent in load of hogs
to-day.
Charles Gallagher, Bertly, drove in a
nice bunch of cattle.
q. p. Coombs, Nashville, had hogs on
to-day's market.
Adam Hofbauer, Mulvane, was in with
n load Of hogs to-day
T. J. Richmond, South Haven, sent in
hogs TO day.
Coggeshall & Sons, FL Dorado, had n
load OF hogs on the late market
w. p Pack, Mound Ridge, was on the
late market with load of hogs.
Q. A. Neiman, Whitewater, sent in a
load of hogs
J. w. Williams, Aulne, had hogs in late
Golden & Hanna, Whitewater, had hogs
on the late market.
Hog buyers to-day were: Dold, $50;
Houston, 73 Hanks. 80; Mexico, p.
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VIZ ANTED AGENTS-IN Emery CITY, TOWN
w and village n the United states except N
state Kansas 70 take subscr pJ4OHs. POstHasters
can make money. 80 capital required Sample
copies free. Cash commissions, money De made
by getting up CLUBS. AGdreSs TIE Wichita Ea~Is,
W iculfA. han sl-if
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-14
A SIERRA FIRE.

A long. Low murnlur IN the midnight air
AS the tide upon Sono far off Shore
A swell among the pines standing tall and fair,
A whisper OF danger leaning Ger;
A strange light growing UP in the hollow sky,
Echpsing he white glory % the moon;
A signal flag on the wind streaming BY
OF wreathen smoke outfIung has followed soon
Out OF the darkness starts a tongue Of fire,
Wrapping the white trunk of some dead old
pine,
Mounting in fierce and absolute desire
To reach the glowing heavens altar shrine
The dark is flooded with the crimson light,
The green pines SILVER IN the fires roar,
The scene of grandeur grows upon the sight,
And the wide booming heavens arch il Ger.
The hollow circles OF the smoke unroll
Against & SKY Of palpitating flame
Wreathing above the pines, scroll upon scroll,
Swelling and rising in the crimson stain.
The moon is dead; the stars green points OF light
Merge in the drifting sparks that MI the night;
And the great flames sweep upward, fold on
fold.
TIL the dark mountain stands swathed round
with gold.
Providence Journal
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Life Il Nothing 20 Him When There Are
RE1rrIarn In the Hnnan

Life Il Nothing 20 Him When There Are
Burglars In the House.
"Billigerl Harkr'
Mrs McSwat sat straight up in bed and
listened to a noise she seemed 70 hear down
stairs.
What is it. Lobelia'" inquired Mr.. Nc
Swat drowsily.
1T sounds like somebody talking. List
emf
Mr.. McSwst listened. he. too. thought
be beard something
II win see what it Is" be said, speaking
very loudly and moving very leisurely.
Don't Be alarmed, LobeiiA We are well
armed Beside these two revolvers," he
continued, in high pitched voice intended
to terrify any unauthorized persons that
might be IN the house, II have a heavy
cane and large glass paper weight. Be
calm, Lobsliar
He crawled out Of bed, collected his ar.
senAl, aud the procession moved down
stairs in the following order.
MIR. McSwat, with revolver
g. each hand, heavy cane
uadcr his arm, and
paper weight in
pocket OF his
embroidered
robe de mutt.
N.S. McSwat, ready to scream,
with front hair in
curl papers, lamp
in one hand, and
bottle of cam
pbor IN the
other.
AT the landing half way down Mr.. No
Swat stopped.
''Lobelia," he observed. sternly. lit viii
be necessary for you TO go in front You
have the lamp. III protect you"
Mrs. McSwat took her place in front a.
directed, and the procession moved on
again. AT the foot OF the stairs Bilhger
stopped and took up . commanding posi-
tion near the hall rack.
Now, LObelia, go ahead with the lamp
into this room on the left will remain
here 70 see If anybody rushes out. IL any
body does rush out, +" no exclaimed, grind
ing his teeth in a manner horrible to hear,
Il will put fourteen bullets through him,
knock him down with this paper weighs
and break every bone in his body with this
caneP'
Mrs. McSwat went into the room on the
left and looked around.
DO you see anything. Lobelia'" asked
her husband in a voice Of thunder.
mo, Billiger"
go through the other rooms9' he reared,
bracing himself firmly against the wall
While Billiger remained in the hall.
armed TO the teeth, pale with iron resolu-
ton and trembling with ungovcrnable fe-
rocity, Lobelia explored all the rooms and
came back.
did you see anything3" he demanded
Not thing, Bilhger"
Give me the lampr
He handed his weapons 70 LobeliA, took
the lamp, and with dauntless bravery went
through the rooms himself
1T wasn't anything, LobeliA," he said.
with extreme disgust. You didn't hear
anything or anybody
The proeesston moved mp the stairway
ON the return trip.
You must try TO overcome this timidi-
ty Of yours, LobeliA," said Mr.. McSwat.
as be put down the lamp and relieved bis
wife of her load Of deadly weapons. "If
hadn't been here ~ protect you" he grum-
bled. crawling back into bed, you would
bave frightened yourself to death. Chi
eago Tribune.
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ART AND MUSIC.

Miss NORTH WILL OPEN HER STU DIO nov
vi IL ia the Sedgwlck block, room ~. prepared
u give instruC tons OH, water COiOrs ud cray
work. dl5s- 1T
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-14

AND GkSTLENE& 10
W 4ttenG re Nigh sc1o-.- a. ~ sail . es-er-
fss..frs-zs Coss~e@ -l.1-f.1z1e tss1ks eEg.1g gs-
Fausiy AZ ATlthn.eI4c taorVlEA4y iA1saL a.
SeE4 IsT c1gL---E. e4slL
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Highly Delphic.

Primus-What was it that happened As
Dodson's birthday dinner yesterday that
made all his friends 10 huffyi
Secundus-One of the guests from Bos-
ton in responding TO a toast closed with
the hope that Dodson might outlive his
poems. Oodson understood him as in
dulging In hyperbole-as wishing him Rn
impossible longevity. but all Of Dodson's
friends were indignant, and insist that he
has been badly treated. Munseys Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-14

Maj DOnbletbunnb 70 nDuseum freak, 20
BIS eldest BON -Hsr2sio. yOu'rs 70 say -
tonns tonight. Do y0a bear'
Hors.io.-Look here. dad, I eon Z want 20
arrt your fseilnxs AZ al. but n you at
saupt % Interfere wtth ny leaving ibs
aeYlse, Tn b4Sved " woz't pat you In .
xspsdors and stand yoa ca The mAEtsl-
-se1ef-ISfs-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-14

The bath of roses. so often mentioned
by writer's on the Injurious age of Roman
life, Is comparatively cheap luxury today.
The warm water, in quantity amounting
to the usual requirement of the bath. is
first softened by stirring into the tub finely
sifted oatmeal, to which also is added half
pint Of glycerine; lastly put into it two
drops Of altar of roses. II the massage
treatment be available, use it by all means;
if not, let a coarse towel and hard rubbing
serve the purpose Of the massage system.
This bath is simply fine, as it softens the
skin and blends perfume into each line of
the bodY.-Exchange
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-14

The receipts of cattle were fair. Several
loads of Texas cattle that were held over
from yesterday were on the market today
Several loads of them were sold at $40
for COWS and s.. 90 for steers. A few good
natives were offered. One lot of shipping
steers brought $40. Butchers stun was
dull and 10 to Is cents lower aJ the close.
But few cattle were held over.
The receipts of hogs were fair. The
market was strong throughout the day at
Yesterdays prices. Most of the hogs were
bought by the packers, shippers and spec
ulators taking very few. Several loads of
late hogs were held over. One late load
brought $500. Heavy hogs brought as
high as 1896. Pigs and lights were slow
at low prices. The market closed steady
and strong.
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Her NotIon. Of Grammar.

Miss dc Hub-And those dear little
squirrels that sported under the hedge last
summer. where are they now
Miss Rustic-Oh, they're holed mp for
the winter
Miss dc Hub-Ughl Ny dear, your no
tions Of grammar make me SILVER, pro-
sumo you mean held up.--West Shore.
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Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY Mo- Nov 70

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, NO., Nov. p
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLOUR-XX, Csc; xxx 75c; family 81 n5s choice
81 60 fancy 81 10 extra fancy 81 SGsl So pateut
e. loo H.
wHEAT-Easier No. 2 hard S294c bid SIC
asked, November SIC asked. No red cash SS1xc
CoRS-Higher. No. leash 5lS4s52Ifc, November
52}sc.
ember 4534c.
RYE-Easer No ? cash and November 60c bid.
BUTTER-Steady. Creamery g2Sc,dsiry l4Sl6,
stOTepacked 5Sl3c.
EGGS-Firm at 2Oc
HAY-Steady TO firm. Prairie fancy $40 %, good
to choice s. O0Gs 81 timothy fancy 10 o. choice ~ ~
st. Louis Produce
ST. LOUIS Mo-. Nov. IL.
wHEAT-Lower, Cash 94c bid, December 1850.
May 81 O211c hid, July 9l34c.
CORN-Es3irr Cash sic asked, No 4, 45c nominal,
December 4S1Sc May 500,
OATS~Iower. Cash 4t1Ic bid. May 4574c.
PORK-Firm Jobbng all 10.
LARD-Steady. Butcher grades IS W.
WHIShH-Stcady at Is,
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He is an uagentleman.y fellow. When
ne rescued me from drowning last summer
he Rugged me, and I'd never met him be
Gore"
You wrong him, Ethel. He WASH
hugEing you. He was only wriugiag you
out New York Sun
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Heavy run Of cattle.
Hog sales were lighter than usual.
Ten loads of Texas cows sold today.
More cattle sold today than any day for
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WCO.N- 81 rLOu cho.

Once on a time, 10 WOO maid,
Three suitors sought her bower.
''Give me, pray" the maiden said
To each, thy favorite flower"
The lord he took lily fair
That grew in regal pride;
This flower put in thy raven hair;
Twill suit a noble bride"
The knight he plucked a rose and cried,
This flower place on thy breast"
The bard violet gave and sighed,
All. near thee let it rest"
Come back again at autumn tide
And meet me in my bower,
And We shall learn" the maid replied,
How fares it with each flower"
At autumn tide they stood once more
Beside the maide2 bright;
Then from vase tie flowers she bore
And placed them in their sight
The lily leaves were dull and strained,
the shriveled rose was dead,
The odorous violet fresh remained
THE bard, she cried, ''I'll we'd"
-CasSell's Magazine.
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II = z
Il quarters Department % AissolTl. once u LIE
tnief Qlzrt-rInz-ter. 81 LO-ls. kl--sJ1r Novrfl-
h--r d., lso--eaied pfVp0-sls. "a tEpicALs
SUBJECT - tae usual cOlgltloos. wlL -
received Lhl- 0fncs ths g1fge
% tla Oa4Eter14.asler a. Fort k-ro ~. T.. unaI
j. o -40cs. la3l. eell standard tine, SVFsB4l --r
- ~ @ua zen ogeusa Tor fgrHLsAllg @ad DEL srf
lag d1rIIaz re nal yesr etsalI5g jun lsfl.
o. GOA four E4lslFeQ tlcusald r-sf.1l Eos0s u
La aus four nuH1red and y-1rs tbDuszb1 go
pg yoqLLs ~ stTzrs - 81 INA. % T. l-fgglats
f.f delivery other polBt- I'll - ertertall4ed-
EtdGers st4zt@ y4s1@s NDefs thsT grgsssse -
maze csAverles- lie EJT~rEm@1f r~~sfres -
rzEr 70 g~lerl say OF AZ Ba1s. % CuIliTaEL Tor
rirs~r Eina q supplies. slch prrtlal q Each
nay - dsresl fDr tbe Dssz llLsrest g te
wee 80 q GFfects - as nj n c1i1rf
vllB IT, a Prefsrs1Cs Nii- - glfr1 % 49,
@ ao1DsszlC prod 1llgl o. l21-fsrIzrs- c0iilsE
q qtallry AE1 pre- c-s1sEE -. pr1cs q for- -
Prod 1rI % 1lrtzTss - Guy tHrrvfsui -
~ - 49, Els1k pfos7=s4s AL Dflnir1 cFl2--rs
z.F.sr fai LrfoTr1aztVE Wiz - larlssass1 g. zgE4
Ca1lon tbs ~ t1s glsrierrlA-sasf q -
po-r Eaa1e1 ElFe1s cgsE-s 70 TX prps-isAls slpasal
- EArkea -PFosg=a4s for Aay aEs4 1ff@N a. fvrz
Isno. ~ aG1re-zs1 - isse -ha1trala lssl. ~
70 he Fl-E Gz&rlsrE-aszsr - f-s.. ~ J. G. =.
roe TEE.. G-z.ltsrzzlss-sr. I. p A. S4s4 Isz-tsg
r44st-E-
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Kansas City and Chicago leaves Wichita
SIS a n, arrive a. Kansas City 5 O'Clock
I. m. Chicago next morning ~ O'clock
Colorado exprzs- caves Wlchitz a. Sis
p. II. srrlyiu. az Pueblo foT breakfast and
Denver for dinner Chair car and Pull
man Sleeping CAR through u beaver. "a
TIE - lAsoLrI Pzc1ac raLiNzg ~ u
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Same Cause.

Little Roger-What makes you walk
lame, Uncle john
Uncle John-There was an accident on
the bridge today. and got caught In tho
jam.
Little Roger got caught IA the jam
once, and walked lame for a week.-Puck.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-14

Kaw-He Travelled hundred miles IN ter
minutes.
Hosks-It must have taken his breath
away.
KAw-well he was pretty well blown
Munsey's Weekly.
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Blank charters and all kind of legal
blanks for sale by
The WICHITA EAGLE,
d7l II Wichita, Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-14

Patrick want the strongest spectAcies
yez be afther havin' in the store They're
for me ovid mither 10 ireland
Optician-Are you not afraid that the
strongest glasses may injure her syes'
Patrick-5ure, ] am not. les blond In
tirely she is-Jeweler's Weekly.
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Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA. Kan. Nov. Is.
The supply Of wheat was good. Prices unchanged
Corn advanced 1 cent again today. oats cents
better.
Following are the closing quotations:
GRAIN-Car lots on track.
WEEAT-No 2 Soc, No ? hard 74c No &c, No
5ur
CORN-No or better Ole, white Sic, new corn
Soc
OATS-42l6c
RNE-NoA or better &c.
HAY-Ss J0r6 Oh per ton in car lots.
GROUND CUhN-ChOp IN car lots SIC per 00lbs
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Three trains daily in each direction
between Wichita and Kansas City, Wich-
ita and St. Louis, via Missouri Pacific
railway lU7 If
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Deeds, Mortgages, etc, Nebraska form
for Oklahoma, for sale at this Office
Aderss the W ichitaEAGLE, Wichita Kan.
l4--tf
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1T seems 70 me never can e. any ercdit
Tor what do"
Il should think you would prefer oaAh-"
New York Sun.
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so-sshtsw - Bag OF

Tel Cnne wrote pen
Ne1-ThsT's EotklEE. ErsTy fsIlos kA1
ir-e shas
I--E I'D y re --Epo1h
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Colorado short line, Missouri Pacsae
railway. through car service 20 Pueblo
Colorado Springs and Denver. Missouri
Pacific railway. &C q
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Chicago Gram ana Prodpc.

CHICAGO. H.. Nov. lS-Wheat-Duu and weak
Corn--Actiye and weak.
Oats--ACtive and steady,
Pork--ACtiye rid easy.
iaui--ActiVe and weak.
The leading futures closed sc follows
WHEAT - November Sle, December 49, Ma,
i04
tORN-Novenher 5ol4c: December 5Jllc Nav a
OATS-November $40 December f9AfC Nav Iasc
FoRk-Deoember 9 %. January I'll - Man
g. ~
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NIll!ia E;s9lt
FINANCEAND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS

Receipts Of Live Stock at the Union Stock
Yards during the past "a hours
81 Cattle, e33 Hogs. Shipments
1876 Cattle 189 Hogs.
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No change q cars q any Kind betwee-
Wichita and - Louis VIA tie New Als
Curl Pacific short line. cSs q
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Mono,

Money on call close ranging from Sal2 per cent
last loan 6, closed offered al per cent
Prime mercantile paper Gas
sterling exchange quiet and steady Al 81 III.
N1r ~ dag bills anu u - FOR deInand "
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET

WICHITA. Kan. Nov. IL
CATTLE.
The supply of cattle was good today. The market
was little dull and butchers stuff closed ~ to 10
cents lower.
Native shipping steers good to extra, % . a U
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BUTTER-Steady. Extra creamery 25a9jc, extra
frsts 2l@22c. rsts Tl9c, extra dairy aOS22c extra
hrsts l7C1l9c. f1rsts l3Gl5c,
EGGS-Eirm. 2ia22c
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LARD-December Sc Is January 57H, May IS
SUGAR-Cut loaf 7J497sAc branulated NC stand
ard A CSC
Cash quotations were as follows
FLOUR-Winter patent s. 0S5 Or spring patent
4 CO.'S 0j bakers s. 00G3 20.
WHEAT-No spring and red etf-
CORN-No. .. $3.50.
OATS-4291C9427au.
RYE-6.
BARLEY-79c.
FLAXSEED-S1 25G1 %.
TIMOTHY-Prime 81 q.
PORK-Cash 80 50el9 623e
LARD-Cash Sc 121f.
SHORT RIBS-Cash IS 40a5 IS.
SBOULDERS-Dry sailed s5 571f45 So
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-S5 75Q5 81.
WHISKT-{i "a
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DOCTOR JENNINGS

Eye Ear, Nose and Throat Office i2 Main
street, residence Sl3 Lawrence avenue. Once
hosrs 9 to u a. M, and 10 ,. m. D-is
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Daily hy DAYLIGHT.


New morning express, Kansas City 4
Chicago. The Santa Fe route. 43-tf
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Under tbs head = per line per day.
STRANED OR STOLEN-A SORREL HORSE,
= J-yeArs-Old. with leather halter ON, halter
rope broken. Return 10 liz Carlos ave, and get
reward. l13-Ot-
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ROGERS,
VETERINARY SURG'S.
}. NJ. PHILLIPS. Sc. PHILLIPS
PHILLIPS de- PHILLIPS,
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Graduates of the Chicago Veterinary College
We are prepared TO do all kinds OF veterinary
work, including Dentistry, Canine and Cattle
Practice. Hospital accommodations for all patients
requiring special care at 81 per day Persons wish
ing to purchase horse can have II examined and a
certificate o. SOundnes~ given for s.. In surgery we
use the latest devices including an operating table.
Calls by telephone telegraph or mail will receive
prompt attention by day or night.
Once, Ia North Lawrence Avenue. Office tele-
phone No. n. Residence go y. Topeka ave Resi-
denCe telephone No. Pa. l2gu
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WASS1M, DAVIES Dc ROOD
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

Largest list OF city and island property for sale
Also the famous Alvin and Hitchcock fruit lands
for sale Write for information.
ONCE Moody building, Galveston, Texas lott
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IITANTED-A GOOD CASNASSER FOR A
w book. title, Pathway Of Life" by DR.. Dewitt
IaImaEe, a coed solicitor for one Of The best penn
odCaIs OF the day, Great inducements for sub-cFtD
ers lady or gentlemen Call a. LLj North Fourth
ave, from d. ~. 70 J. IA. dlJJ o.
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N 70 1 Pa7 Dr.. J. E. Bennett

PILES, FISSURE FISTULA and all disease q
the rectum cured without the OF the knife, liga-
ture caUsticS or detention from business. No money
to be paid until patient is cured.
Private Diseases in both sexes speedily cured.
Call on or address
DIR. J. E. BENNETT,
T6tf Office lI3 y Main St.
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Th,fonowing are the representative sales of hogs

The receipts OF hogs were fair. The market was
strong, and good hogs at yesterdays prices.
RFpREs FNTATlvE SALES.