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five hundred dolla 81 $500 . od 81
more shallsbe made unless sfy a four
fifths is vote 81 all tbs members
Of tile council iinits favor,Wlich vote
shall be taken l | yes and noes, and
entered among the proceedings q
the council
CHAPTER x. 81
MIsCELLA Nee JUS PROVISIONS.
sEeTiOSsoSls.
CITY OF WARREN. suecEssoR TO VIZ
LACE OF WARREN:
Ths5EitY Of Warren is hereby de-
5clared to be the ii!gstI saseessor Of the
VilLIgesof Warren, a municipal cor
poration heretofore existing under
the general laws OF this state. All Of
the property OF the said village of
Warren shall hereaftpf belong to and
be the property OF said City Of Wdr-
rem land the rights OF the creditors, OF
such village OF Warren shall not he
pruudiccd by anything contained
herein, but tire sure are preserved to
them and they shah have the sst1ne
rights and remedies against SAID
city as they would have had against
said village OF " ttrren II TINS ACT had
not been passed.
sEdTioA TWO.
THIS 'Ell S ACT l MOTTO OF AffEcf l'Aiok lSsfRo-
r. i - & q !,
an lseVs i'lz'''io'''''. oD'' 'o'ons' '.uu
81 os Is -. - : o'auiss 'nss T. 8
eAee1seu y, t''e sliih = :. T. - 81 n :,
" W. W " ~ ~ 8. q 81. So. 5 !
MIS- sls s Ass' q -
due or owing to the said village OF
Warren, aid iellsWrits, prosecutions,
actions and causes OF action, except
as herein otherwise provided, shall
continue and remain unaffected by
this act going into operation. s--.--
SECTION l:1e THREE !.
oEDI y a. OF VILLAGE TO REMAIN y y ~
8 iss9''. ! saa 4 : :,
All ordinances ~ lorce II tue 4.s vi
|aage OF warren re GU Tue Nme bnls a ~
goes ln 4 ana not 1neon sistent
llereWlth, snaii remain IN 1nll force
ana ERECT until altered OF repeaieo
by the city council OF the City OF
Warren, and all rights, actlons,
prosecutions, and all contracts o.
the village OF warren shall commune
/ the q. same us iishis act act had no1 cee e
passed.
Z SECTION FOUR.
NAKklsN TO PAY IT'S SHARE " oFIhE BOND
.90..S2 s,
- 2
OF tie town or Ntlrr ,s| The bond
ed indebtedness OF the tow, Of War.
front nat the time Of this act shat
1 take effect, shall, be horne by siie
village Of. iSY;.rren |. an III the; said tow
of N iTen on III pro ion III
|vnluo Of taxable resh properly o
saidavillage oil Warren and thessaiie
town3of ylarren tom reapec tiyely
!. shown biz t',e last genera Ia ssessmen1
said Marshall county for purpose
of taxation, and the proportion o
such Indebtedness belonging to tn.
City OF Warren to pay shall b
/ paid to tile treasurer OF said town o
lYassrenton On sor before the saie
sEbgnde eE nd btedness becomes due
i With interest tp date OF payment, tt
4 hes bV!. him appliel on the payment q
+h., III; 8 -, y, y a ,,rass
SECTION FIVE. Ss
4 WARREN AUTHORIZED TO ISSUE h oNps I,
!. PAY SHARE OF. BONDED INDEBTEDNESS
ofsWARRhSfos.
For the purpose ofmeetlng It's pro
portion q the Indebtedness OF salt
town q Nafrenton as 9 ioresald, AM
Of funding it's hoaflns debts, the sai'
/ City OF warren - herepy ;'utilorizee
60 issue ies 8, snohe'', 9sai y seven ff
per seas ahleAes1' ''1d payable Y sel
4 lls'essvpi'lss IRA sum hoSexceedlne
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ABSURD CHINESE NOTIONS
R>narkable Ignorsnos Of Medicine In the
Celestial Empire.

Rsraarkablo Ignorance Of Medicine In tho
Celestial Empire.
medical Science in China" was the
.Atls Of ) paper resd before the Academy
Of Antkropology by DR.. Henry s. Drsy-
ton. The paper he'd been prepared BY
Prof. E. r. Thwing. Of the Canton Hos
pital, and was sent by him to DR.. Dray-
ton to be read before the academy. DE.
.Thwing declared that science did not
exist in China. The usages OF centuries
had crystalized, and there was an album
dance Of theories, speculations. trsdi-
lions and supersttt.ons, but very little
knowledge.
One cause OF this was the Chinese
language, the most meager and tedious
Of al tongues. The Chinese scholar
was different to other tongues because
he was unable to study them in his
own. But still grester obstacles than
this were the ignorance and preju.
dice Of the people. The method OF
study and the means Of information
afforded Chinese doctor were difficult
to overcome. A single Chinese work on
materia medica ana therapeutics. WAS
In forty volumes with quotations from
1855 authors. A work on plants was IN
sixty volumes with 1,7l5 engravings-
AS the dissection Of the body is forbid
lon in China, the Chinese have the
most absurd notions Of anatomy and
physiology. They believe that tho f0od
passes from the spleen into tho stomach.
that the larynx leads into the heart,
that tho soul is in the liver, and that:
the pit of, the stomach il the seat OF
breath and the source of Joy: They
regard the skull as one bone likewise
the arm They regard the right kidney
Is the gate of life, and hold that each T
organ Is related to earth, air. dre...
metals and water. Fire rules the heart,
metals the lungs, water the Kidneys;
and so on. !.
us There Is not square inch Of human !;
body that is nameless to the Caeneso. .
An application is made on the dual
principle Of action and reaction, and
herbs, incsntations, idols and numerous,
,ther pagan means are used In trest-;
mont The medical students study
anatomy from the copper model OF ..
nan. which is pierced with holes and
marked with the names Of pulses These.
pulses are divided into SIX wrist pulses.
and each wrist pulse is subdivided into
twenty-four others. Therefore the.
Chinese medical student has to study
IA pulses In order to become familiar
with the Chinese system Of medicine.
The, Idol is also brought into use. and I'll
is believed that the. part in which the
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stated in the notice the city recorder
shall open all bids in the presence Of
the city. council, and the city council
shall consider the same, but shall
have the right to reject any or all
bids. In case.a bid is accepted the
city council shall enter into con-
tract in writing with the person or
persons whose bid is so accepted for
the performance of such work, and
the council may require a bond for
the performance Of the contract.
The city council shall as soon there
after as may be, by resolution, levy
q special tax or assessment efficient
to cover the contract price Of the
work, upon all the land Zabutting up
on the work to be done, and upon
each piece or parcel thereof in pro-
portion to the frontage. The city
recorder shall thereupon cause a no
tice to be publishedsin the official pa
per OF the city, if there is one, and il
mot then in any newspaper in the
county; such notice shall state tile
fact Of the levy Of such special tax ol
assessment, the amount levied upon
leach lot or parcel Of land, and the
names OF the owners ii known. The
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gate and consider the said matter,
and shall hear the testimony and ev-
idence on the part Of the parties in
terested. The city council shall
thereupon after hearing the same, or
upon the report of such committee in
favor Of granting such petition, may
by an order passed by q four-ffths
.J4-5} vote of all the council members
elect, declare such public grounds,
streets, alleys or highways, vacated,
which said order, after the some
shall go into effect, shall be published
as in case Of ordinances, and there
upon a transcript Of such order duly
certified by the city recorder, shall
be fled for record and duly recorded
in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds
OF the county Of Marshall. S
SECTION ELEVEN.
APPEAL vACATING STREET.
Any person feeling aggrieved by
such. vacation or disco continuance
may, Within twenty (2O) days after
the publication thereof. by notice in
writing. served on the mayor Of said
city g copy whereof with proof 81
service thereof shall be filed. in the 81.
fee Of The Clerk Of the Distfict Court
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va uPoA ouGH property dts Ulley SHa.l
determine is especially benefited
thereby, making therein a list there
OF in which shall be described every
lot or parcel OF land so assessed,
with the name OF the owner thereof,
il known, and the amount levied
thereon set opposite.
Such resolution signed by the
mayor and recorder, shall be pub
lished once in each week for two
weeks in newspaper printed regu-
larly in such city, or il there be no
such newspaper, three l3) copies
thereofshall be posted by the record
er in three (3) OF the most public
places in such city, and notice
Herewith at a certain time therein
stated, the said council will meet at
their usual place Of meeting and hear
all objections which may be made to
such assessment, or to any part
thereof At the time so fixed, the
said council shall meet and hear all
such objections, and for that pur,
pose may adjourn from day to day
not more than three (3) days, and
may by resolution modify such as
sessment in whole or iii port. A,
any time before the first 1st) day d
September thereafter any party
liable may pay any such tax to tht
city treasurer.
On such first (1st) day OF Septem1
Der, if any tax remains unpaid, The
recorder shall certify acopy ofsuchre
solution to the county auditor, show
ing that taxes thereby levied remair
unpaid and the county auditor shall
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SECTION TWEEN sY-EGUfs.
SECTION TWEETY,oNE.

SERVICE UPON ABSENT DEFENDAN
Whenever any party is Joined with.
said city as co-defendant in any ac-
ton for the insufficiency ef any side.
walk, street or alley, and such party
is not a resident OF and cannot be.
found within the state, serviceSeY the.
Summons in such action may be
made upon sucl. defendant upon like
evidence and in the same manner as
Els prescribed by general law for SER
vice by publication in other actions.
SECTION TWENTY-FIVE.
sLIAITATIoN, OF ACTIONS.
81 No action shall be maintained
against the City of Warren OF &C.
count Of ANY Injuries received BY.
means Of any defectin tile condition
OF any bridge, street, alley, sidewalk
orthoroughfare unless such .lction
shall be comm eneed within One l1l
year from the happening Of the in
Jury, nor unless. notice shall have
first been given. in writing to The
mayor OF said city or the city re-
corder thereof, withitls ninety le0)
days of the occurrence of silcl, injury
or damage, stating the place where
and time when such injury was re-
ceived, and the person SO injnred VIII
claim damage Of the city for such
injury; but the notice shall notssbe
required when the person injured
shall in consequ sthereof he .reftso!
reason. Nor shall any Ss.lcll Act
be maintained Tor any s,,efect in s. ','
street or alley until the 81 me al
have been graded and open Tor t,s:ss 81
lei nor for any insui.ieiency OF thy
/ ground where hide eva! Ks tsp us usallyy
reconstructed when no si,lew,alk is
lbuilt a.
SECTION q We .ssIy I;
REFRESHMENTS NOT SET ASIDE .'of. II.
REGULARITY, ilFc.
No assessment in this chm tfls pro-
vided for shall be set ;ls.s! Or held
invalid by reason Of an info iitl.y.
1 IN ire snlariky an yhe toesesl insas
prior to the snfryl tlli,Sfreof Pm - tla1
lists Of the aud iitors I 81 ealatJJ
a. herein feq go 4 a II u,
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3AETiUNSI 1sss7 q NE - "a
4 4 i / . \

,sssstll ordina noes, avs or police
I'll ieeula tiions made III pur-
|dsa nice Thereof shall Be bro ught ii
oIpo omit nalneE IS the| city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-16
PeSsimfgm.

A pessimistic turn of mind, so called,
which leads persons who are afflicted
with il to take the worst possible view
Of things. is sometimes developed quite
early in life.
Jeremiah, who Is IL years old, Is al
ready confirmed pessimist. Among
the things which ne continually grum-
bles about ara his lead panels, which
never have pEnts, and 20 sharpen which
he always has 20 borrow knife Of SONS
schOolmate.
Why don't you have knife Of your
own. JerTyy one of the boys asked
Got no pocket 70 keep it in said
Jerry.
Then why don't you have a pocket
r mad one Z a have a hole In it
We'll. even then YOU wouldn't be any
worse Of than you are now
HIN, Yes, / should r had a peck
e; n hssle II il / never'd have anything
70 lose through it,
Jerry sighed deeply, and went on
whiting his pencil with the duH blade
OF the oSher boy i1ife.-YOutn's Com
Ssnion-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-16

The following are the representative sales Of
hogs at the wards today:
SIIrEp.
Brief Mention.

Whitaker is in the market again, and
brought heavily today. This will make a
stronger demand for hogs in the market
than has been felt for some time He, OF
course, will not buy in such large quanti-
ties, every day as he did today, but ship
pers will readily feel the influence of his
purchases in the increased demand at this
market for butchers cattle and packing
hogs.
Welhner, the Mexico hog buyer, is back
lla the market again.
w. L. Krock, Andover, shipped in a car
of cattle today.
Horner & Roberts, Kingman, came in
today with one car of hogs and three of
cattle.
Knoblauch s. Wilcox, Colwich, had a
car of hogs on the market today.
Hanks shipped load of cattle and hogs
to-day.
Preston shipped car load of cattle and
hogs today.
}LGamble Elyria, shipped in two car loads
of hogs today.
7 T. II. Porter, Towanda, sent in car of
cattle and hogs today.
\, T. C.. Robinson, Towanda, marketed
gar Of cattle and hogs
I Mr.. Carr, of Carr & Son, Udall, came in
with car load of hogs today.
The Hazelton Stock Farm, Hazelton,
( sent two cars of cattle and hogs.
7. Speers, Milton, shipped in a car of
cattle and hogs today.
r. +. Hargrove, Argonia, marketed
car of cattle and hogs today.
+. b. kell, Clearwater. had car of cat
tie and hogs on today's market.
JAS Bramwell, Yoder, sent in car of
hogs.
George Barrett, Valley Center, had car
of hogs on todays market.
Hog buyers today were: Dold S59 Whit
taker SD, Mexico "a, Houston A..
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A BIRTHDAY SONG.

When berries redden on the thorn.
Oh, that's the time my love was bornl
When leaves are scarlet in the vale,
And ali the feathered grasses pale;
When humming wheels thrash out the corn.
Twas then my pretty love was born.
When hunters wind the merry horn
By woodland ways and acres shorn;
In dsrkening lays when nests are chill,
In silent days when birds are still
Except the Lark who sings in scoru
OF wintry can.-Iny love was born.
o wailing month with tresses torn.
o happy month no more forlorn,
For thee. though earth lie mute below.
In heaven the trumpet winds shall blow,
The rose of eve, the star Of morn,
Shall crown the month my love was born.
Margaret l. Woods in Murray's Magazine.
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Chicago Grain and Produce.
Cunn.cn

CHICAGO. Jan Is.
Wheat-Tower
Corn-Dull and weak.
Oats-Dull and easy.
Pork-Act We but easy.
Lard-Dull and weak
The leading futures closed follows:
WHEAT-January s92.c, May g6Isc July eilfc.
CORN January lsc. February l9c. May SIC
OATS-January 42S4c, February 45l4c Nav AAc,
Pokk-January $40 40. February $40 IS. May
LARD - January IS IS, February IS 30, May
Sc 32I&
sUGAR-Cut loaf 7JEa7Slc, graduated SIC, stand
ard 62lc
Cash quotations were follows:
FLOUR-Steady at slight concessions. Winter
patent - 7095 %, spring patent 81 65s4 TO- bakers
IS 1894 So
wHEAT-No. . cash s994c
CORN-lSC.
0ATS-429s@4294c.
RYE-7lc.
BARLEY-7O972c.
FLAXSEED-$l 20x.
TIMOTHY-tl o.
PORK-tl0 31IS6l0 40.
LARD-$5 S5a5 90
SHORT RIBS-S4 9095 o.
ULDERS-Dry sailed 81 1904 n.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-$5 3045 81.
WHlSKY-Sl H.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Hy TsleOraph.

ST. LOUIS, No. Jan IS - CATTLE-Recepts
100. shipments 800. Market stronger. Natives
75d5 TO- stockrs and feeders 10 as a. Texans and
Indians & S093 y. HOGS-Recei pts 1gO0 shipment
0eo. Market higher. Heavy 50a5 C5. mixed e. 1QS
. s.. SHEEP keceitts 40 shipments 40 GArket
strong. Good TO choice - 20e5 ~
KANSAS CITY. No. Jan. l5.-CATTLE-Reccipts
22lO. shipments 2aeO. Market SSluc higher. Steers
e. SOet ~ COVE 81 s5a5 90 stOckers aud feeders
254S50 HoCs-keceints iS7Oo shipments 2t5O. Mar
ket 9oGloc hlgher Bulk - SOS 81 all grades
: W@3 q. ShEEP- Receipts l0H shipments
g. Market strong. but unchanged GOOD 10
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Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA Kan. Jan. Is.
FLOUR-Hight patent e. IS, second patent SaOa
extra fancy 81 -.
BUTTER-Fancy creamerv DC choice crea mary
&c good creamery 2c finest dairy l7c ns dairy is
BGGS-Strictly fresh. With cases Ice. strictly
fresh without cases l5c,
POULTRY Chickens 81 2S52 IS ducks q OAa2 a
live turkeys 6Ssc per pound.
APPLES Per bbl, - 00ds 50
POTATOES-Ctah. sacked per bu. 81 IS Nina
sofa. sacked per bu. 81 10 fancy Gresly 81 Al
COAIs-Anthracite ell o. Canon CITY s. OQ Weir
iltv 81 81, FruntenaC - ~. Plttsburg ~ 90 Illinois
- o., AcAllister s. 90
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HOGS

There was large supply of hogs on the
market today, but all the offerings sold
readily at 5GlO cents higher than yester-
day, and none were carried over. The
market opened steady and 2]6d5 cents
higher than yesterdays close. Local pack
ers bought heavily, taking the bulk of
hogs offered. The quality was mixed.
Early sales were made at S3.25@335; late
sales $3.SO@34o; Mexico hogs, weighing
s72, brought F8421I; tops sold for $40;
bulk 3.35; pigs and lights 81 25G275. The
market closed steady, and fully 10 cents
higher.
REPREsENTATIvE SALES.
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Commencing Sunday. July la.I59o. 10
Missouri Pacific railway will run through
sleeping ears from - Louis va Fieaaans
Hi, Rich Hill. Fort scott and Wictita %
G~neseo ard from thence 70 Pueblo. Colo
rado Sprtu y and Denver his chargs
Wa made On account o. great many fss,-
PIE from the eat going % Colombo b@i1s
dessroBs q going slA wichita 2 1s tra4a
will stop here two kours giving az 5
chance % view The Pesriszsa Prices Hnt
still land pHssenzers In Cclor4lo safrs
time az L thsy had gone Va hAEtass ilty
j. also give ths c5tilsLs ~ Hictita sseefI-
INK car service from bsrs 20 Colombo -
turning. q glEez Us through t-esplnE ~
s.-rrics - lchita q - Louis. and sirs- No
Colorado people q chsnos % - sAst -
Wichlfa. This change WI up1oatfesitr
- Appreciated by q s travelling ~ D4ses~s.a
especially ~ TIE citizens y - iehit4- X
you are EDinE EAST Or vss. g "a ihs pop
ular new thr0ngs route. hFv2Eh ssA4r
ard sleeping CIR asrrace 80 f~A.e 49,
no.oclsfed betr~en Fefr scott and kiea
Hill goe- through ths ASest nliEsrs- al
sv-;eulfuril comrfrT IN the Wcf Dous
fey~ef L. ness short Ans % - Louas og
CSfTfe.r. orr. % North Main sgr-s.,
y scEs.a. ksnsss.
zGfs r y BLrcELET. ?. & r A
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Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA. Kan. Jan. l6
There were 40 changes IN prices OF grain today
Wheat and corn receipts very light
Following are the closing quotations
GRAIN-Car lots on track
MhkAI-No sc, NO. hard &c No. S7sc No.
OATS-4O6g2c
REE-No o. better 6O-
HA1-tl GO 81 per ton IN car lots
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lot 81 lOzl Is per
Don - -
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The receipts of cattle today were good.
The market maintained a steady to strong
feeling all day. Some of the cattle were
left over, but most of them were held at
prices higher than the market would war
rant purchasers paying. The most of the
offerings were COWS and heifers. Butch
ers' steers sold for s. 20@360; cows and
heifers S. 3Od255: stockers s2.35@265.
An extra fine COW brought 1910. The
market closed steady.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Moner.

NEW YORK. jan 10
Money on call easy. ranging from 3tG311 per cent.
last loan 3, closing of1ei cd at per cent.
Primo mercantile paprr6 I695.
Sterling exchange active and strong at 81 500 for
90 day bills and ~ S7I6 for demand.
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Cstsebisu.

what Lire runs three through passengsf
trains 10 - Louis without cnAugei
The Frisco
What line runs Pullman slesperN and
reclining chair cars morning and night TO
- i0uisi
The Frisco ~ the only bns.
What line LA the lsst train % - L0uisf
The Frisco. whose hyer leaves wichita
A. - =. n. daily. arriving in 81. I>0uls a.
: % the following morning
Does this fat train connect with othsr
trains from - Louis'
Why. certainly vita al saat houad
train. q - Louis upiou Dept. ds-tf
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rhe ad1ieha Daily Eaele riday zoro gamuaru 1s 1881
muttOns 90 25s4 10. lambs 5Oes 40, stocEers

choice muttons 50 25e4 10 lambs 5G65 40, stockers
and feeders <3 0093 So
CHICAGO. H. Jan. l5.-The Drovers' journal re-
ports CATTLE-Receipts Hoo shipments -.
Market dull steady. Steers SO 00<95 40 cows bulls
and mixed 81 5Jta3 25 stockers az 1908 90, HOGS
Receipts 29OO0 shipments 5000 Market active and
higher. Mixed SO 40a5 o. packers g 55Gs 90,
butchers'$3 65@e3 70. light 81 5093 90. SHEEP-Re-
celpts 5000. shipments 5000 Market active and
steady. Natives 0OS4 20. westerns 81 1904 %,
Texans ~ 3l(al 20
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st. Louis Produce.

~ LoUTs. Jan. Is.
wHEAT-Lower, Cash 94S95c. May e55sc, July
S55&c
CoRN-Easier Cash 4sJ4c, May 4s54s492sc July
aaSc
OATs-Lower. Cash sc, May 45asc.
PORK Steady so GU
LARD-Steady s. s.
MIIISKY-&l "a
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BUTTER-Quiet. Creamery 16s26c irsts 1892
dairy lS@l4c
EGGS-H927c.
Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. Is.
The Daily Indicator reports.
FLoUR-XX Is. YXX 7jc, family 81 o.. choice
81 ~, fancy 81 s03l s..
WHEAT-Eas.er. No. hard cash SIC bid. Sc
asked, January SIC. No ? red cash SS1Rc bid Gle
asked.
CoRN-Firmer. No. cash 46c January 471SGt7Ss
OATS-Easier. No. cash Ac bid, 45c asFed.
January 44I4c bid, 44s4c asked.
RYE-Str niger. No2 cash 6lIfc bid, January 6l14
bid.
BUTTER-steady. Creamery 2Os25c. dairy lSa9Oc
to1epacked ia lac.
EGGS-Steady at 49,
HAY-Meaker. Fancy prairie $40 So good TO
choice IS 506y9 80
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Deeds, Mort CAGES. etc, Nebraska form
for Oklahoma, Tor sale az this Office
AderSs the W iChitaEAGLE, Wichita Kan.
I49-tf
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Eagle
HIANCEANDCOMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS

receipts Olive stock at the Union Stock
Yards during the past "a hours-242
Cattle, 1923 Hogs. Shipments--5o
Cattle, "a Hogs.
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
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al be charged
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA, Kan, Jan. Is,

WICHITA, Kan. Jan. Is
CATTLE.
The receipts OF cattle today large. The mar
ket closed active and strong with some stock held
over.
Native shipping steers, good to extra. IS 254 10
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