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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03
REPRESENTATIVE SAFES.
The following are the representative sales of
hogs at the Yards TO-DAY:
Brief Mention.

Hogs closed firm at cents higher
Paugh Bros, Sedgwick. had hogs on the
market
Eldridge & Campbell shipped double
decked car of heavy hogs to Old Mexico
and three loads of packing hogs to Ft.
Worth today.
Cheskey & Reclieff, Nickersou, sent in
two loads of hogs.
Bean & Blakemore shipped double
decked car of heavies to Old Mexico.
C. Elliott, Sterling, marketed hogs.
Geo. Houser, Marion, sent in load Of
hogs
Dickson & Shore, Great Bend, had a car
of hogs on today's market
Chss. Smith, who has been buying cat
tie for Dold up to Saturday night last. has
accepted a similar position with the Whit
taker establishment, Robt. Bishop, of
Greeley, Colo, taking his place at Dold's.
Eberly shipped two cars of cattle.
H. A. Beals, Sharon, had hogs on the
market.
William Brown, Sharon, marketed hogs.
n. S. Priest. Medicine Lodge, sent in a
load Of hogs
Hanks shipped car of cattle today.
J. P Hall, Medicine Lodge, had a load
of hogs on today's market.
L. NJ Parlow, Penglosa, sent in car of
hogs.
Vandiyer s. Bryan shipped a double
decked car of hogs to indianapolis today
Hog buyers today were: Dold $40. Whit
taker, 57l, Fort Worth 104, J. P. Co. lis,
G p Co 20
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Some valuable discoveries regarding that
terrible disease known as cancer have been
made by Professor Won Mosetig. of Vienna,
who has devoted ten years to study OF
malignant tumors The cells of these, the
professor found, have less vitality than the
other cells of the same person, "a fact
which admitted of the possibility of acting
upon the cells of the tumor without max
ing the general organism suffer Professor
Won Mosetig made injections with colored
substance-methyl violet The nucleus in
the cells absorbed the color, Immediately
ceased to flow, and very soon began to
shrink and wither, so that swellings de-
creased with astonishing rapidity. The M
jections had to he repeated frequently, OF
course -
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Please Take Note

That the change ot time card on the
Santa Fe Route has brought about the
following pleasant features Tor the Wich-
ita trade, viz:
Wichita express leaves. for the eas, AZ
e.45 a. m: arrives at Topeka P. N ard
Kansas City $50 p. n, making al conuec-
lions This train rurs solid and Las in its
equipment a new reclining chair car.
Chicago express leaves Wichita 70 a n
and has through Pullman non Calves
tor Makes no stops at local stations,
Connecting AZ Newton with the vestibuIed
Chicago express. arriving at Kansas City
The On n,. train has free reclining chair
car,o kansas City, Pullman chair car 70
Topeka. Atchison and II. Joseph. also
Pullman car 20 Kansas City South bound
Tsxas express leaves an hour later. 5.i9 ..
m This train has through Pullman car
and day coaches TO Fort Worth and Gal
vesron. Tex. Further information VIII De
even AZ Union Ticke. Office, IL North
Main street, oE Union passenger station,
cerner Douglas and Fish avenues DIT.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

NOTlCE-DEPARTMEN OF THE INTERIOR,
y Washington, February %. ls9l:-Let 1t be m
derstood by all persons contemplating entry ethar
upon that part OF the Indian territory ordinarily
termed the Cherokee Outlet or those other poi-
lions recently acquired BY the United states through
agreements with various Indian tribes that while
is the purpose of the government by ust negota
tions and earnest effort to have these lands opened
10 stJ cement at early day as possible vet IN the
esntme. and until all necessary CONDITIONS 70
which The Indians are entitled precedent 10 entry
are complied with, and due notice Is made thereof
no persons will be permitted 70 locate or enter
thereon or any part thereof and those who attempt
to do 80 will not only be peremptorlIy Removed but
will forfeit rights that they N ght otherwise acquire
nv obedf.nr. to the law The government IStll
observe its obligations and maintain is authority
b. force II necessary. but relies confidently upon
the intelligence and good sense OF those wishing 70
make settlements to induce them 20 avs ali the nee
essarv legislation and Procia nation IL Is deemed
proper also al sons AGAINST the scAe mes
OF certain men or corporations pretending TO have
clam. for entry at their disposal which are in fact
UIevaI and intended 20 De frautuleutly used. They
will involve rely ly thereon IN serious trouOe
and loss JOHN W. NO BILE secretary. 81 IL
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trust" prepared an internal machine and
bribed man TO place 1t under the great
vat in the Shufeldt distillery store room,
where it would have exploded with force
that would have blown the whole vast
structure to splinters- On the instant
5000 gallons of alcohol and nearly aeO,0
gallons of other high proof spirits would
have been fired, and the whole block would
have become hell of blue fame.
Incrediblei heart sickenipGi Yet Thomas
S. De War, presumably reliable man,
revenue gauger. makes oath that he en-
tered into conspiracy with Gibson TO do
that very thing. He produces the machine.
He details every intended stage IN the
crime, for which he was to receive $500;
and. what is of far more weight, he displays
letters in Gibson's own handwriting which
certainly prove some understanding. he
also wrote in the presence of witnesses a
letter to Gibson, in which he specified the
crime. Gibson was seen to take that letter
from the Peoria postoftice, and IN response
to it he went to Chicago and met De War.
If, as Gibson's friends alfege, it Is con-
spiracv against him, it is a wonderfully
complete one. If, however, Gibson Is guilty.,
then-but there is no language TO charac-
porters say Gibson is fine looking man,
! five feet ten inches il height and well
built hitherto regarded as of the strictest
/ integrity"
The whisky trust was formed in 1887,
with headquarters at Peoria Ills, and has
ont certificates exceeding in face value
| $50, 900 900, but now worth less than nail
By reason of the decline. Among the firms
| &l,t OF n
the Shufeldts. whose great distIlery IN
Chicago covers nearly four acres, and now
has an output of 5000 gallons day, be-
sides 23,OO0 barrels in stock Could all TINS
be destroyed, say the United States oifi-
Gals, the trust could raise its prices and It's
certificates go to par.
1t is claimed that two previous attempts
have been made with dynamite to destroy
the distillery, but most OF the facts were
kept secret. The United States attorney,
solicitor and marshal have managed the
case. vet the highest charge on which they
could hold Gibson was that OF attempt d
| bribery of a gauger, and the bail was but
$4,000. He easily furnished 1t, and Is now
preparing for what must be vigorous de-
tense. On the same evidence the Cook
county grand jury unanimously voted an
Indictment under the state law.
De War says Gibson had assured him
that after placing the machine under the
vat and pouring on it the fluid furnished
him three hours would elapse before the
explosion, giving him time to escape. But
when the officials put single drop of the
stuff on paper it took fire instantly with
such a flash and smoke that all weredrfven
from the room. badly frightened. OF course
The conclusion is evident. t WAS intended
that the agent should 60 to eternity as sud
denly as the victims. There was TO ne nc
living witness A bottle OF similar huid
was found IN Gibson's valise. The agita
ton at Peoria, where Gibson's family hSe
and at other points may be imagined The
officials insist that they have convincing
proofs of the intention not only to destroy
Shufeldt's, but other distilleries-
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By Telegraph.

ST. LOUIS Mo. March 2.-CATTLE-Receipts
1900 shipments none Market steady; Natives. IS 90
as IS; stockers and feeders 40SS as Texans and
indians OoSi ID. HoGS-Recelpts $40. shipmen :
none. Market higher Heavy $ 6osS 8, mixed IS 50
Market steady. Medium TO choice 81 WG5 90
KANSAS CITY. March 22.-CATTLE-Receipts
1880. shipments eco Market 5sloc higher.
and feeders 81 55asS S. HoGS-Receipis 562S, ship
ments s64o. Msrket 5000 IighesG Bulk IS 81 %
Shipments ESQ Market weak. Good 10 choice W
250.
CHICAGO. H.. March CATTLE - Receipts
lln. shipments 4G0. Market steady. Ulcers,
good TO fancy IS oOs5 40 others GSt q. cows 5
sS 10 stockers 2752s 80 HoGS-Reoeipts S0;o00,
shipments lA0l Market active and higher.
Rough and common s. 4Osi 50. mixed and packers
3. 0G+ s., prime 10 best butcher weights as e5
as 10 light s. 6laS 65 SHEEP-keceipts S9o0 ship
rnents S5Ul Market active, steady. Natives S0s
8 10, westerns g. Glte5 50. lambs 50so 80.
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New Mexico is noted as having one OF
the most equable climates IN the world
Sudden changes of temperature are almost
unknown. 1t is an ideal place for winter
residence Very low excursion rates 20
Las Vega. Hot Springs, where the ceie-
brated Noutezuma hotel IS located II
does not cost much TO run over from Hot
Springs 10 Santa Fe, the capital OF New
Mexico. noted for its many scenic ettrac-
tons. Inquire OF local agent OF Santa Re
route, ID North Main street, or union
passenger station, or address II. I. Niehoi-
sen, g. P. & T. A. Topeka. Kansas, for
copy Of New Mexico folder, just issued
lT34-rf
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they say, and the prince sried to hush Il
up. So all present were pledged soeec1ry'
bat somebody told friend, who told II to
an acquaintance, vho limited il to a pos1ti-
clan, who whispered IL 20 al editor. whs ia
sinuated in print that Ssr William Gordon
Cumming, colonel IN the Scots Eusileer
Guards, hsd been accused OF cheating az
The party, and that fight bee<een hftn
and his aec1ser was with difficulty ave-ted
A ibid suit is expected ts result from the
affair.
IL also was rrrnored that the Wilson
za1heriag had its origin ia the refusal OK
the princes expected hostess 70 receive -
oae q her guests LADY Brooke, che Of Eng
lands fashionable beaaties. Has royal
hichness reserted ts.s 81 c=sncsnHg has Gu
rageaa M and accepted tie invitation q
Mrs Wilson, whs had 10 objection 70 wei
couEn. tle prices fems1e trend
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Curious History of the Tomato.

The tomato las a curious history. After
the revolution Ct &. Domingo many
French families came from th.re 70 Phils-
dejphia- where they intToca ced ne4r favoE-
tie '-poume d'amoar" Although intro
duced from South America as early
a. I5e5 into England i. was looked upon
with suspicion. and its specific name. lyco
p4rsican, derived from lykss (~olfj and
persicoa IA peach. referring 20 tie ceazts-
fal but deceptive appearance Of Ia naiS,
intimztes pretty closefy The kiaS CT essiuss-
ton in which il was held Il Is nS~, bow
ever, al bgs universally used ssea N EsS-
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Note the importance ofThis.


The Missouri Pacific railway is the only
line running three daily trains between
Wichita and Kansas City and Wichita and
st. Louis. Morning train leaves Wichita
at $40 a. M. arriving at Kansas City same
afternoon, Chicago next morning at S
o'clock. and St. LOUIS 40 a m st. Louis
express leaves Wichita at 100 o'clock p. m.
with through Pullman sleeper and chair
car Wichita 10 ST. Louis without change.
Night express leaves Wichita al 9;45 with
sleeper and chair car through 10 Kansas
CITY and II. Louis This train also con-
meets at Yates Center with the through
express for Little Rock, Ark. and Mem
phis, Tenn, via Fort Smith, Ark. II you
are going east. west, north or south, re-
mem Der Won will save time and money by
going via the Missouri Pacific railway. IL
is the short line 10 all points east and west,
St Louis and Pueblo and Denver Fer
information. Pullman reservations and
tickets to all parts of the globe, call az the
civ ricket ofice. laO North Main street. or
DEPOT corner Second and Wichita streets
Z. z BLECELET,
Soft Passenger and Ticket Agt
Wichita, Kansas
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The follow ng are the representative sales Of cat
HOGS.

The run of hogs today was good for
Monday. The market opened active and
cents higher, and everything offered sold
at this advance The demand is still much
larger than the supply, and several hun
dred more hogs were wanted by the local
packers and outside buyers. The quality
was about the same as Saturdays offer
ings. One fine bunch averaging 273
pounds, brought So 5711z, tops sold for 50. so,
bulk So. S503.45, pigs and lights s.. 25@2. 75
The market closed active and firm at the
advance.
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81 Tires fast ,raia, daily g - Loui, esa
4. re eAs, By lie F'rlsoo Lac. IsAflns
"a a. ths folle~iez honrs- - n. -,
. u aud Il - p N No ehanYe O 50 q
AR eiszs tstwe<s "ioeiiA 49, = - 60
~, go = 81. o1lF Inc F1no3SS Fa.--
- 800 .s~~cgnK carr e. al ir@-ns Ia
.,sss,re-, - saas; key have rseiia4nk snssr
cxr se..k wkssa are re- go
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03
WAS THERE A flEno.sH DESIGN,

The Sensational Charges Made Against
an OfRcer of the whisky TTnss.
Has Chicago a fend In ttsD4n form!
Can it be that a man of some standing and
education would with the utmost cool
ness arrange a plan to destroy over 100
persons and some millions in property by
an appalling explosion, followed by a fire
so destructive that not one could escape.
This is a question to be decided BY the
courts TIE charge is made by govern
ment officers that George ]. Gibson, score
tary of the Distillers and Cattle Feeders
company, better known as the whisky
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wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. Kan. March 2
FLoUR-Hight patent 81 a, second patent s. Is
extra fancy 81 Is
BUTTEk-Fancy creamery &c choice creamery
&c, common dairy letl NC good creamery &c,
nnsst dairy 10 fine dairy loo.
FGGS- l0Sllc.
POULTRV-Rooster. 81 seq % hens 81 0Hss 80,
ducks s. eGs2 20, live turkey. 6e7c per pound
? POTATOES Minnesota, sacked per ou. u 10.
fancy Greedy 81 IS. Early Ohio 81 Is 81 s.
COAL-Anthrscite 81 %, Canon City - o., Weir
City s. Sc FronIepsc g So PitIsburg - 50 Illinois
q. 90 McAllister g. %
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Was There Cheating at Cards.

Mrs. Arthur Wilson, of Doncaster, gave
a party Where is that party nows
Why. it is before the British courts. and
every man who was present Is in peck of
trouble. from the Prince of Wales 70 the
chief butler There was cheating at CARDS,
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~. yrtnsio-s Soothing Syru7 should
-. =. cd for shlidrea teetssag, II
.-,st..s ~ eAllz. s0tteGs tss sruras, Alvgs
al ps.n, eurea vi1d oe.se, s1a = Tie b1Ss
-, r., eAsrrEesz T1enty Eseusals .
te--I- fssss ty raI!lsszs Of mother.
Ga 4 1fs =
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ST. LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO R.R-

Trains marked thus run daily.
West bound train. No. /. has Pullman Gar.
West bound train, No. g. connects At Burton for
pueblo New Mexico and Southern California
East bound No. l. is solid train to st. Louis
makes Connections for Fl Smith. Little Rock and
Paris Texas.
East bound No. ! night express 10 St Louis, has
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper
No fat eastern express has free reclining chair
car tourist sleeper and Pullman sleeper 70 ST Louis
sleeper TO Los Angeles and Pullman sleeper 10 FL
Paso. Texas and through TO the City OF Mexico win
out change.
City Union Ticket Office IT, North Main street
and Union Depot, Douglas avenue.
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CIV Maj.

A handsome Autograph map OF the city
showing all the streets and location OF ID
public buildings, etc, for sale al hi
ofice 5a-s
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Ii Is Painted Red.

The Kansas City and Wichita special
train via the Santa Fe runs without
change OF any class, and has IN its equip
ment a new reclining palace chair car
which Is free Is &
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wichita Grain siArket-

WICHITA Kan. Marcia
Following Are the dosing quotations;
GRAIN-Car lots on track
wEEAT-No. $50, No. hard sc, No. 5 Sc,
No. &c
CoRN-SoSor better .s3a7c. white 45@17c new
corn 4sStTc.
OATS-&2c,
RYE-No or better. doo.
EAY-$e 521T o. per ton In car lots.
GROUND CoRN-Chop in car lots 81 oosl 10 per
lQC lbs.
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4 New TREATMENT for Cancer.

Brush your teeth at least twice a day,
night and morning
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There were only few cattle on sale to,
day. The offerings were mostly COWS ana
heifers. which sold at Saturdays prices;
The market Is steady on medium ana
good stock, but it is difficult to sell the
the poor stuffs, and buyers will only pay
lowest prices for it. There is good de-
,nand for the better grades Of stock at
fair prices. The market was steady at IN
changed prices.
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FINANCE DCOMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts Olive Stock at the Union STOCK
Yards during the past fS nours--Si
. Cattle, l,I24 Hogs. Shipments; iof
Cattle, els Hogs.
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w AsTrp AeESTr-Tz ISIsr = .. (.
Sat. ., sssss' 70 xfs sasscrt go -
o. zss~ nczsT &s csSi-z4 ~ = - -.
.. 80 -. = ssses sz>@sf Is - s@s
s,..:tizx - el-sa LGzEsss tAs N~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-03

Old parars for sale 1t this Offices cen
Dor hundred 2Stf
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Shipments
ARTICLES.

extra frsts 25d26c. rse 2i12Sc extra dairy 1+Sloc
extra fr.ts 20G22c. rrsts 1s9lsc.
EGGS-l61xSl6I.
ST. Louis Produce.
ST LOUIS, March 2.
WHEAT-Hgher. Cash g99,7sc, May S9ac
asked Julys75.c, August S53c. -,
CORN-Eigher. Cash 52Ac, May aIsSSooc o.o'
oATS-Firm Cash tGc bid. May 41slc.
POR Steady SO 90.
LARD-Steady. IS 20.
WHISkY-$1 IA.
Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. March 2
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLoUR-XX CSC, XXX TIC. family 81 o. choice
81 40 fancy 81 SOL IS.
whEAT-stoady. No hard co easn 50. and q. Ma ,s
CORS-Easy. No. cash 4Sc bid. 4sssc asked
OATSNSteady No. cash and March 4.s4c bid
SAC asked.
RYE-Steady MOI cash 75c bid.
BUTTER-FirIn. Creamery 2@2IH fancy GARY 10
022c, rolls 7Gslsc, storepacked ;@ioc.
EGGS-Ffrm at ISc.
HAY-Steady. Fancy prairie s. 5GSs 90. timothy
81 80.
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COLUMN ~.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied
owing rates under the di1ereS, beading,

The following rates under the different headings
VIII De charged
Payable Strictly in Advance.
Nc advertisements taken fo- less thaa 10 cents
ons uns savertiseIRents charged sane rate Is two
laos. - .---.- ,.-r~. r,,>.,->-
20 ADVERTISEMENTS TAKEN TO Run IN
Prtoss r;vsn unasr classified heads n THIS column
applicable oaiy 30 leeS! scsetssssaSAis NO -sFeA<A
sSyey.fss-leHts taken az prices gwen
sSs,vsrs 70 advert se,neDts sent IN care OF the
= 1cTy of,,cs should be called for within 10 days
Snssr.ou When advertisers wish replys for
XS~Iei 10 Iherl stamped envelopes mus: &c sem.
pgrs-eace 10 former sovsr3SeTn sntt sAsiiIc SiNs
sesrfpsiSu ar.; due o. Insertion copy OF tie aa-
fsSTnc2t should be SSgz- -.
Not Fsspcas(bls la- advertisements given OF dis
continued oy telepaole.
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WICHITA, Ean- Aarch 2.
CATTLE.
There were but few cattle on sale. The market Is
steady at unchanged prices.
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IN - yrCs PERIODICAL PILLS, IHs
IL sf..t Frszsck rezetY 40 e-f-1f+F - rs -
80. srsssz. al T1szsrslT czEs ssSsrs-s = - -
r~srs~s WzfrE-.sd % ryez~s-s dASfsf2s--e
$50 y - ss,sEas 81 - tsssz ezTzI 2-<-s-I,
Su.sfts a. P4 S@AT. rz1s4. r-91rtsssrs
e. "a a. Ds--fss sSgc 80 - ssAs -
- =. ~
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.
NEw YORK, March =.
Money on can easy. ranging from EXC. per cent,
last losn L. closed offered a.
Prime mercantile paper S%1-
Sterling exchange quiet anc Nesos At ~ - ior
sixty 6sy bills and 81 IS for demand.
Chicago Grain and Produce
CHICAGO, March =
wheat-S,eady.
Corn-SteAdy-
Osts-Stesdy.
pork-Firn>
Lerd-Eirn.
The leading futures ranged as follows
WHEAT-Nsrch sac, May WAC July &c
COkN-March Sac. May sac. July 5tasc-
oATS-Saroh SJ4S June tiile. July $40
PoEk-Maroh 4 CHE May ~ ~. July tn 81
LARD-March s. e,& Nay IS eels, July Sis
SuGAR-CEt loaf 5A>x1ssc. graduated SAC. stand
ard CSC.
Cash quotations were follows
FLoCR.ouisS Winter patent 81 5o94 80. spring
patent q So9l so ta.ers 81 81
EREAT-Ss2 cS0rsyaS
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FINANCIAL.

TN A Y u u
rider ikis head "a per lins per fsy
.foSET TO LOA$ - A4Oa SIS % 10 40
Nj Upward on AorN@<. c2tt4e- nus. Nps+a-
ehyg fEtu.fgFg, planes and AL kias7 - 80
if, - osees f<rSs :. iCbit@ Lat c. FaShs 49,
sta.z National Bsls- 80
.oNyy TO LoAS-wY MAKE SHORT I!ak
vi l0-ar IN th.tss sna - go 49,
80 - sGeI hs.BiSS.. - 5sas~4es bsS-s
.nS-Ev To foxS-wp Will LOAN ToJ
Nj ryerlsy a. ionE short tire 80 tsdh.' - -
r-rst~r 70 :. - % 4oTsss Gle xfss s ss-s@-e.
-~Sla- - s+N~%@ sss-E
r>rrFsyfTfrpT sOsNs CATTLE tloAsS-sys-
Il - sss..a o. a nss.s sEsrrtEi1r - > y 49,
4ezSs H<l 7--@-t cat
1Cs.TY E0ASED o. HORSE EJssiAs
vi o1~s El.sos ssssssSle t7TsIlsf.. - -
- = yoz ve1l = sznA-4 sS&slsat = 0's-.,k
s.-s...a 80 = y. 2sss . As.As rSstA "a
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zfosEY skvED-cALL At IaS III
vi 800. - 9 get yesr ss-sr S7te.s- hr.sT
1.ss .. ..sssra q fssLs {. sSs<zAJ ~ y - y
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CORN-51sc.
OATS-471Sc.
RYE-S6c.
Nominal, 659IL
FLAXSEED-$l 1sH.
TIMOTHY-$l 269l q.
PORR-$9 671f,
LARD-t5 6715-
SHORT RIBS-A 6094 20.
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