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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-30
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Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. No. Nav

KANSAS CITY, No, May %
! The Daily Indicator reports:
FLOUR-Quet but firm for top grades. Ky
fancy 81 10 extra fancy 81 s09l s.; patent g l0S
WHEAT-Easier No hard cash nominal; May
S2lec bid; No , red cash S.S4c bid, soc asked; May
C0RN-Steady. No. cash 2Sl4c bid, and asked
"a TS-No > cash PC: May 2ea4c asked.
RYE-No9 cash 46lsc bid, &C asked; May +6c bid,
46isC asked.
MILLSTCFF-Firm.
CORN NEAI.-55c.
CORN CHOP-54C-
BRA\-Weak 4SC.
HAY-Unchansed Steady for best strictly fancy
prairie 81 50fI ae good TO choice IS 5l2+ o.
LEAD-Quiet. soft Missouri and common & g.;
chemical and refined S -
FLANSFEp-Sl -
BUTTER-U uChanged. Weak. poor demand. Good
10 fancy creamery Isl6lec; good 70 finest dairy -
&c
EGGS-weak. IlLec.
CHEESE Steady. Northern twins and Young
America 10EllC.
LIVE POULTRY-Slow. except for choice springs
Choice hens g -5FS AZ ROSTERS g OAS2 81 spring
chickens 81 25I2 a.
PROVISIONS Stronger, higher.
BREAKFAST BACON-sS 20
DRIED BEES %.
DRIED SALT NEA TS-Short ribs s. az long
clear So o. shoulders s. So short clear s ..
SMOKED MEATS-Lcug clear s. oe shoulders
s. 40; snort clear sides g %
PuRk-SlS o.
LARD-Refined. s ~
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Chicago Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, IL, May 2a-The volume of
trading in wheat today was rather large.
The market closed about exc lower for
July. &c lower for Agust. and 1s4c lower
for September than closing figures on
change yesterday.
Corn was rather dull and easier lower
prices being the rhle on all futures. The
close was as(GlsC lower than yesterday.
There was no active trading in oats but
there was a decidedly unsettled feeling.
May closed s &c lower than Yesterday.
Only a fair trade was reported in pork
Early sales We're made at l0Gl2tsc advance,
but a weaker feeling was developed later
and the greater portion Of the advance was
lost.
\ fair trade was reported in lard but the
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VANTED-ROOM BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN
w state location and price. Address Koomer
This cf1ro G~-hfs
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WAT q minute, dear, SEE called coaxipg
", as she was leisurely putting on her gloves
Time and tide wait for 10 man" be re-
sponded inpatiently at the foot o. tee stairs
And am no man. sic said With mock
ing little laugh thsc Re felt Ike throwing g
hundred dollar vase at--WsShiDgtoa Star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-30
An Astonshed Immigrant.

The first immigrant TO arrive az the
barge. Office in New York city, which re-
Gently succeeded Castle Garden as land
ing place, was German named Volkes
Commissioner Weber astonisbed the man
by giving him s. gold piece- VoIkes said
he had heard that the precious metals could
Dc picked from the ground In America, but
had not been aware previously that the in
habitants made practice Of turning over
the treasure 70 strauEers-
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Wichita WHOLESALE Frutt Market.

WICHITA, Kan, May ..
Strawberries were in rather light supply and
arrived in fair condition. Bananas and oranges
seem to be getting scarce and very firm at prices
quoted.
ORANGES - Mexican sG 75a4 90 per box
California Mediterranean sweet 81 coal 80:
per box Mcssina 81 OJ4 % per box, Imperial 81 50
per box san Diego 25per box.
LEMONS-MessIna per box. 81 j0G500.
RAWBERRIES-$ 50l52 90 per crate.
PINE APPLES-NoGe in market.
APPLES-None in market.
BANANAS-S200 O So 90 per bunch. fancy 50 30 per
bunch
FIGS-Layers I591Sc per ID 4 oval boxes So 500
- per 100
12Gl4 10 boxes, PFC per ID.
HONEY-California Id frames. 17@1sc per ID.
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Commencing Sunday, March o. the
Great Rock Island route will place in
service between Kansas City and Denver
their new. and magnificent dining cars,
Pence de Leon" 'Delmonte" and Ray
mond." Passengers leaving Wichita on
the morning trains for Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver will be served with
dinner and supper ON hese trains. 110-tf
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Good Training.

Landlady TO actor)-Ard you SIRE Soing 70
leave met
Yes; only meant 70 STAY Until perfect
81 myself in the part I an gong 70 pay tais
evening
W nat part Is that, pray
"T1s lean and hungry CassiEs. Liza
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TakInr Hfs MeAsnrn.

AMY would Ike 20 buy young Hr. Cos
in . cane for a birthday preseo; Z l could
only get his measure.
Aabei-Why, how can s H2a7 De measured
for cane
Amy-By, taking tee clrcuu1fz-e1ce Of ais
mouth when open--JrdgS-
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New York Produce.

INV IOtk. May u
wHEAT-Active. lower. No. . red 9ilG@9436c.
CORN-Quet, higher. No. 2, 40l4@4034c
OATS-Firmer. quiet. No white 3+9s.41e9
COFFEE-10&l5 lower sales 1850 bags spot Rio
steady at 20c.
SUGAR-Refned frmer. Standard A &C. con-
fectioner's A 53c powdered G5-lc, graduated CSC
EGGS-Firmer Western 1Gal5lbC.
BUTTER-Weak. Western dairy 69lOc; western
creamery 6@14c.
CHEESE-Firner, skins 4@616.
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st. Louis Produce.

St. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS, No, May %.
FLOUR-FloUr dull and lower to sell Choice s. Is
as 40 fancy IS g094 To- extra fancy ~ 5OS4 To- pat
ents s. 0Q15 Is
WHEAT-was excited and demOralized. The
closing was &c from the bottom with July l34c,
August and December 1AC below yesterday. No
red cash gl@c asked; July $3.50 bid, August S6c bid
December 9l34c asked.
CORN-CloSed 3Sa34c below the top. No .
mixed cash 5111c; July $3.50; August S24c bid; Sep
oATs-Firrner. No cash 28}Ec; July 26]fs265sc;
August 245SC asked
RYE-Firmer, 5S1j4c bid.
BARLEN-Neglected.
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FESTIVITIES ON THE FRONTIER.

How Half Breeds Enjoy Life at the
Reservations.
The mixed bloods on the Indian reserva-
lions emulate the whites in all manner Of
social enjoyment. The amusement to
which they take most kindly is dancing
not the may waltz or the accurate quad
rille, but the good, old fashioned hoe down.
The illustration shows how the half breeds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-30

MONEY TO LOAN-SHORT TIAIE MONEY At
M lowest rate- On nOrses cattle. wagon. Or bug
Eie,- 2i5 West Douglas avenue g o
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east? If so, take the Great Rock Island.
Finest accommodations and lowest rates
10 all points. City ticket office, 100 East
Douglas avenue. corner Main street.
110 IF
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Wichita Leather Market.

WICHITA, Kan. May %.
SOLE -[SlaughterI 29s3lc, B. A. 27S
2lC, good damage 2ld23C.
NESS-ACOrn oak &c, No oak Sac, l.. Fl. SIC,
Union S0c, HemloCk PC.
CALF-Domestic 65c@S1 %, French 81 GOAL 50.
CUT HALF SOLES--EXtra heavy So 80, heavy
S. OO medium 81 50, light 81 25G1 10.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
Following are the representative sales Of cattle at
HOGS.
Receipts 1872.

The market opened steady at last nights closing
price s. 10 and all the hogs went the scale
at this figure today, although Kansas Citys close
noted decline of 2Js cents. This market will
probably open PIC cents lower in the morning I'M
Jess early kilograms note advance of at least ~
gents on eastern markets. Chicago reported 1900
on market and was steady. Kansas City 9OO0 closed
lower. The close here was barely steady.
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PROPOSALS FOR Ray AND sTRAw-HEAD-
4 quarters Department OF The Missuuri-onlCs u
the Chief 9narteruiasier. Fort Leavenworth, Kan
sa-, April 81, lSS-oeai~d proposals. in utplicnfe,
subject 20 the usual coudit6Es viii b received at
this Office az saint louis Missouri nd a. the uicea
Of the QuhrteTnasters at the following named posts,
until y O'Clock noon. central standard time. May
3lst $50 and then opened. Tor furnishing and deiy-
erug during the nscai year beginning July ! lFs q
hav and straw a. Forts Leaveuwgrth and Riley.
Kansas. Forts Lewis and Logan and AZ Denver. Coi-
Urado. Little Rock Barracks. ArAansss, fo-t h6ert
dan. Illinois, and ~ Camp az OKLAHOMA city J. -
OF hay az Fort Crawford. Colorado. Furt Elliott,
Texas. Forts Gibson. Reno -iil and supply. I 7.
Proposals for delivery a. other points vii he enter
tanned Bidders must state The piz0~s wkerc they
propose % make deltr~Tics- Tie bOvcruu@nf re-
serves the right 10 reject any all bids, 20 cun
tract for either kind Of supplies such portion &
each a. may a Considered for ne tost Interest =
tho service and 60 waive sucA defects az are not r.
conflict with tho law. Preference viii De gfvez "a
articles - domestic production - manufacture, con-
fituuE % quality and price GuciudiuE IN TIE price -
foreign productions manufactures the duty there
being equaI. Blank proposals. ard printed CirC'i
lars giving fIll Information vii b. furnished ot aE
piiratlou 10 fliS once or 70 the guartermRstsrs -
the posts uamei Envelopes containing prupnsaia
should be marked Proposals for Hay and straw a.
T and addr"e-at 20 the undersiEnsd. az
Saint Iouis, Missouri. ~ The pscye post ih--
term asterS q. ". FOSTER. QuartErfaas = :.
A thlef J1rffrfuaster. 1904
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK. May 20
Money on call close, ranging from 5S10 per cent;
last loan per cent, closed offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper sol
Sterling exchange more steady and firm at 81 S416
for 20 day bills and s. SI6 for demand.
The total sale of stocks today were d9064 shares.
Stocks today were active feverish and closed at
nrlcas fractiOnAllN lower Lhan last NIGHTS lgures.
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feeling was somewhat unsettled and the
market closed tame
Trading in short ribs was moderate The
market closed 21205c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, Kan, May 29
The receipts were very good again today and the
local market is little stronger on corn and oats
although eastern markets reported them lower.
Wheat coming in slow.
Receipts for u hours: $500 bushels on wheat
2O!S0 bushels corn; 6lG0 bushels oats.
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-Good milling SBg,S216C while other grades
are quoted at zoe and down.
CORN-No or better PIC, white 2216c.
OATS-l9a22c
RYE-No 3. or better 35ctd3716.
HAN-$4 50 per ton 81 % in car lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop in lots Soc per 100 lbs,
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Wichita Wool Market.

Bright condition. Bright medium l5C, heavy me-
dunn l4C light fine l3]@c, heavy fine PC.
Earthly Conditions-MediUm l3c. fine 931lC. coarse
1l@lSc, Mexican select grades l2Sl4c, coarse and
KENNY SOLO
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Receipts.
Shipments,

BUTTER-Steady unchanged. Fancy separator
14aIbc; finest creamery 13Gl4c, finest dairy 9@llc;
fine 6IL9c.
EGGS-1216c.
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lie pidn,t Do u.

They are stu telling political story of the
last campaign, and q tee srperiencs az =
Chicago orator who sent outtnto tho cOun-
Try 20 help a.friend- aud who spoke t's . town
where his friend wasn't popular. The oTEeor
failed 70 charm The playful EsId5snns saafswas
rotten egEed on tie platform. UY1n his re-
turn, the friend. sfssr hearing q The Eek ad-
venture asked him cornmis-ratinglys
''D1d you s7ccursb, BilT
"Suck EN- Pet your sweet LIE I didHt
s1ck emu ciurn cut Of the back window r
Merchant Traveller
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4 RALP BREED DANCE.

st one Of the Dakota agencies recently cele-
brated the marriage Of one Of their number
to a white freighter. There was lots Of
good natured fun, but no rioting. for
whisky is an inhibited article on the res
eryatiOns
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Wichita Hide and TalIow Market.

HIDES-Nol green 8slc per III. No green SAC per
IN, No green salt &c No green salt SIC dry hides
JaTl per H. bulls and stays 2l2C-
TALLOW-NO |, Sac per 10, No2 211c-
SHEEP PELTS--S0G15c each.
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following are the representative salse of hogs
ST ?,

Nothing doing on the sheep market, as there were
no sheep offered. Prices rule strong.
Good mutton sheep SG9lOO ................t Ga4 8
Good stock wethers 1888 Hb5 ~
Good to extra lambs lUJA w
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA. Kan, May q.
CATTLE.
Receipts los: shipments l55.


Receipts los: shipments 80
Private kilograms from Kansas City noted such n
dull rotten market that buyers were not very rank
% take hold today All grades of butchers cattle
seemed to have suffered. some choice hellers
which were purchased here by one OF the shippers
Tuesday at So % and were the Kansas City mar
ket today would not bring near the money. COm-
mon grades neglected and sell lower. Grass COWS
and heifers not wanted at any price chicago re
ported 1900 sale and market slow ana duIi.
Kansas City 1909 and lower. The feeling was very
weak on this Iuurket at the close and II was hard
work 10 get any kind OF bid from the buyers
Some cattle were unsold.
Native shipping steers fancy, l4OOSl69O =.
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FOR RENT-lSfOres
Under Tits head &c per line per ear.

Tor REST-wHOLEsAL AND MANI
i factures take notice. Al 10. - >. Market
zfrret large three-story BRICK stoue building has
pate glass windows bzs1e-t. large elevator rear
Ing four fcoTr Location Is Ceasral aid unsgr-
pAsssd lsras, Bros cA-tt
TOR REST-THE STORE ROOM No. II 2
II DouE4ss ave, tlrle l1cafi01. Te2so1Eoe r~ut- T.
Il ROys. over n r. Dgu--as " =
IIOR RENT BRICK sTORE-ROOM so. 81 EAST
DouEiass avenue GDe 1fsce and s4sep.I-c room. 20
good parrssz very low. e. EiL1la1d baoc- Earuss -
Son. 81 Douglas avenue cgsG
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DENTISTS.
DIR. z. III. CREDITOR.

Dentist. Al wo-E guaranteed frst-elsss one
rs East Douglas avenue ger PAN 0-sS y, =
drug store WlcEiLS. Kansas -S--A
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Dertss-. ocioe ~ y. Main over Smith S,9Te- =
vftaltzed ar Administered hcSse2ce - =
pekA avenue, Wichita, KANSAS - IL :
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Wichita Flour Market.

Wichita Produce Market.
WICHITA Kan, May %.
There is nothing new to say of the market. There
seems to be a good supply of everything. The de.
mand is fair and prices steady.
POTATOES-Kansas SOC per bushel, northern 75c
per bushel.
CABBAGES-New &c.
ONIONS-None in market
PIE PLANT-lC per h.
SPINAGE-5c per h.
IETTUCE-l0C per In.
RADISHES-l2}aC per doz. lunches
ASPARAGUS-2jC per doZ. lunches
SPRING ONIONS-l0c doz lunches.
PARSLEY-23c dOz punches.
EGGS-llc per dOZ
BUTTER-Fancy creamery lie, choice creamery
lie choice butter 25Gl4c, fair PC cooking butter SC.
CHEESE Eastern full cream 13C, half cream 1lG
12c skim sa9c. Iimburger 12f&l4c brick 15&l6 full
cream Swiss l6Gl6c.
CHICKENS-Dressed G}1&Sc per h., live 50 80
% per dOz.
TURKEYS-Iive 697c per h., dressed 9911c.
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VETERINARY SURG'S.
:. NJ PHILLIPS 8 2 PHILLIPS.
PHILLIPS &c PHILLIPS,

- EftlNAR1 SSENHI-C-NS-
Graduates OF the Chicago Veterinary College
members OF the Chicago Veterinary College AsSo-
citation.
We are prepared 70 60 all kinds q veterinary
work. including canine practice, dentistry and al!
surgical opt cations. Hospital accommodations for
all patients REQ uiring special care Calls by tee
phone telegraph or mail VIII receive prompt atten-
ton by day or night We use an operating table
instead OF throwing horses
once, Ia North Lawrence Avenue. Telephone
No.1L L--C
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LOST.

I OsT-LEFT ~ STREET CAR COMING PROM
Il College HI, hand sstchsL c01t2snir.z num-
b. q small article. cliidrru's spgzrsl. &c.
Please return % E0lsl Carey AID receive reward
GH-la'
T OsT-TUESDAT AFTERNOON. NAT 2. Ola
l. uo11d stud FINDER III receive liberal -s7ya-f
b. returning s1e - o--Ics q CaicasJ LznlbeT Co..
cor. F1-tf AID Las Ff11-s ave. 2 =
7 OsT-A GOLD HAIR PI,s. SIT WITH PEAEL
l. sapphire aid dizaso1ds. Pate "a 80 sz-s
a. this o[lcs AID ~ reTa al. lf--ts
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FINANCIAL.
Under this head &c per line per day
---~-----------------~-
MONEY TO LOAS-IN SMALL AMOUNTS or
vi al kinds OF chattel security also good real
estate, either farm or city property Morris & Rood
Flrebaugh block, dlJ-st-
MONEY TO LOAN on FURNITURE, PIANOS.
vi organs, horses, mules. Cows. wagons etc. iu
amounts from 80 mp at reasonable rates Dickinson
& Co., room Jl3. Sedgwick biOc4, ID moor. Gs-Gt
MONEY To LOAN-wE WILL loan YOU
vi money on long or short time on farms city
property; also horses, cattle grain. household
goods etc Rouse Harper. 10 and HJl ssdgwiCk
block. ifif
no YOU WANT MONEY ~. r. LUDLUM. ~
~ Dorsey building, w1N loan you from = uD on
pianos organs household goods, horses. cattle and
ali kinds Of good security ans -
MONEY LOANED on HORSES. EUGGIES
vi cows pianos, household furniture, ETC. Notes
bought II you want Is small amount o. " 1ury
come and see - ". l. Nash & Co, over 10 Sorth
Main street. WI
MONEY TO LOAN-SHORT TibIE MONEY At
vi lowest Tate- horses. cattle, wagon. OF bug
Eies 2i5 " est Douglas avenue @E
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wichita Horse and Mule Market.


The receipts were very fair and not half enough
to supply the want Of the dealers. The market is
Etrour IN good stuff.
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AGENTS WANTED.

Under THIS head &c per line per day.
Wy ANTED AGENTS-IN EMERY CITY. TOWN.
w and village in the United States except il
state Of Kansas 70 take subscriptions. POstna-ters
can make money. No capital required. Sample
copies free. Cash commissions; money can be made
by getting up clubs Address the wichita Eagle
Wichita, Kan. 5l-f
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR S4LE-HoHssAoId Goods
Uz1<r ;sls Es@< = ~ -zs - az
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nW&FH- Or WICHITA TE-SAHsI PROPERTY
&c. -ssfE<1ss Al -Eaade1ss EaFtr <
80 t.rse 70 looz af.sr Lsslg a-s-s-rs.- rsTe I'll
--ss~ rar~v ~ plaGe1g 49, rTcgTty - - bats
- I.-hss Bra lcscs y ssT-z Mas s-re-s 49,
OK Coz lsz@s. 80 GIL e
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It-TCfrTA TsfF,RDTED PROPERTY AID CASH
w - sr-s,a-gr - So - tsaeE. trT roosis aa4
.esla-.s q z-i.llss-s. Il x = krE.z- - = Aziz-
ess.s
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-10-16

MARpLE Hill. Pra,.rn Aauooc Mint
month closed OctoLer 3rd, Good At.
tendance and order improving.
Tho following arc those that have At.
tained nroflciencv:
Misses Annie Drum. Nvrtle Wells.
Emma K,pffm,n Ed;th M.vsr and MIN
ME Fisher: Measrs III Drum. Rs,,e,
Hu,kev and Sidnav CALDWELL
Di,t:pvu;.h.d. M;...s EA3. Ian.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-10-16

I'd Stanton is very sick With
remittent fever.
Willie Smith 10 assisting W.
3. Diekey this week.
Geo. Harper has moved 10
the Alsbaugh property.
W. e. Dicksy, our ss1don
agent, is on the SICK List
Philip Wann has been hav.
ing . tussel with the chills:
Mr.. Martin Of st. Louis is
visiting Dr.. A. ]. May6eld.
Geo. Halpef's parents OF
Hickman, Ky., arc here on avis
E. & p. P. T,autwsis are
bnilding m addition to their
mill.
Mrs. A. Miller b visiting her
mother In TredeSicKtown this
week.
VIM Settle Of Scott county
was up to see his best girl last
week.
Henry McCane is visiting
friends and relatives on Castor
this week.
Miss Nancy Myers returned
home Saturday from . visit to
friends in Ill.
o. J. Snider and wife and Mis- g
Belle Bollingsr went to s.
Louis Monday.
Mrs. M. A. Cavaness has been
confined to her room for some
time with erysipelas.
T. T. Jones Of White Water
was up last week on q visit to
his son, T. NJ. Jones.
Henry Grafton, who has been
quite sick for the past 3 weeks,
is able TO be up again.
Miss Laura Wilson OF St.
Louis is here on q visit to her
Aunt, Mrs. w. T. Wilson.
Mrs. A. J. Mayfield who, has
been visiting friends IN st.
Louis returned home Monday.
w. e. Miller went to Glen
Allen last week with his pho.
tograph gallery, he returned
Monday.
Professor Harris Of Ill has
moved tc this place and will
teach a singing school at this
place and other points. He is a
first class teacher.
A few weeks ago, Geo. w.
Baker, the Lutesvi)le livery and
hack men, was made aware oil
the fact that he had q cancer
oD his lip. This caused Mr.. B.
great uneasiness. After treat.
ing it a while he went to Charles.
ton and consulted q gentleman
who claims to be q cancer doc
tor. He treated Mr.. Baker fol
some weeks and George says
that be is satisfied that he IL
entirely cnrsd. He has the
cancer just rs it was taken from
his lip in alcohol and will keep
it as a reminder Of what danger
he was once In.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-10-16
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r. 81. U. NOTICE.

The Executive Committee Of
the Farmsrs' 4 Laborsrs' Un.
ion VI Bollingsr County and
Geo. w. Miller and VIM. H.
Lusss are called to meet "
Marble Hill on Saturday, The
90th day u OCt 1890.
JoRN =. McMANUs, Co. SEQ,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-10-16
TLECTIOX NVTIOr.

The vutssa sf b.,lliussr oesaty, Nv.
ssur. ars hereby uut,Msd that 4 ths
segnlar November slsc,l0n h l0lO shvy
lWttl be ,esllsd npSn u vets lbs 0en.
osvsamaM n al M vasaasv N w ~
Usagssse saaassd by no dsssh II IT.
ues. J. T. Wslhes.
iO.Ssl jomx tlvussy. shsvI6.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-10-16
Laain, No., OCT 3rd, l59U.

EDITOR PREss:-Ths Latin
Democratic Club met and Or.
ganized with u club Uf twenty
members on the night Of Sep.
tsmber 3Oth, with b. 8. Snider
President and b. r. Winters
Vice President and J. A. Cling.
ingsmith secretary. Regular
meeting on Monday night of
each week.
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