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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-01-22

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasan.
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
alihsfifufn
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Elma Correspoudeuco

The good Templers sociable last Friday eve.
was remarkable" success. Proceeds about
eight dollars.
Bursell & English are garnering large crop
OF Ice. which is Of excellant quality.
+. Jessup Is putting up Ice for Beard Bros
Creamery.
j. A. Ewing has been absent In Illinois for
about week, attending the bedside Of his
father who Is not expected to recover.
d. Weers left for III. last Saturday to visit
his brother who Is dangerously iii.
JOS Hickman Of Sumner. who purchased a
farm near Elna recently, was in town las,
week making preparations for moving hi.
family here soon.
Philip Gross spent Sunday ut n. Atkinson
visiting his father who sustained severe in
juries from fall. recently.
Church IIoyt have painted and otherwise
improved their warehouse.
Long Bros. have painted the front Of their
building in gorgeous hues.
Rev. Schmidt spent several days OF last week
visiting At Sumner and westgate.
Miss Allie Mercness returned from her ex.
tended visit at Horton. Kan. last Thursday
to the delight of her many friends,
Geo. O'Harc went to Charles City. Monday.
Albert Miller's children are reported to be
improving.
Mrs. Forstelle has organized class In paint.
ing,
9. Dicklnson's family had the sad misfor.
time to lose their little baby last Friday. Thu
funeral services were held Saturday afternoon
The 5-year old son NJ ], HUTTON Of Crane
Creek, died Of whooping cough last week The
burial took place ut the Elma Cemetery last
Saturday. A large circle OF neighbOss and
friends condole with the bercaved friends in
their sad loss.
Ii Is said that the site for the Methodist
church, soon to be erected In Elma, has been
definitely located on the lots north Of Mr.
Wcers residence.
During the past few days our local authori-
ties have made vigorous onslaught upon thu
several saloons ash gambling Apns pf fhi
burg. Several Of these places hsvs &,een ossa.
Quoted In open defiance Of ~ principles VI
law. order, and morality, and 1t would be a
blessing to the community to be rid Of such
rubbish, TATTLER,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-25

wonderful mansion, being the first stone
house erected in central Kentucky. Thither
came another family, the Donaldsons, and
passed the first winter as tenants of Mrs.
Richards. The daughter Rachel was at
tractive and gay, Capt. Robards was at
tentive; the natural results followed-they
were married. Andrew Jackson went to
Kentucky on legal business. and boarded
with the family for time. After his de-
parture Mrs. Robards grew restless, and
when demonstrated with declared her de-
termination to go TO her mothers in Ten
nessee. There was period of fruitless
negotiation, and then her uncle took her TO
her mothers.
Capt. Robards grieved over his loss, and
finally went TO Tennessee to bring her
home This was in 1r9o. There he found
Andrew Jackson living az her mothers
The story that she returned co her hus-
band and that jackson 'eloped" with her
was campaign lie" Suffice it that early
in 1871 Capt. Richards began proceedings
for divorce Kentucky was then but Il
county of Virginia, so he had to first get an
act passed by the legislature of Virginia
authorizing the Kentucky court TO submit
the case TO jury And right here is where
the eulogists of Jackson have not been can
did. He was a lawyer and judge. He
knew that the charge of adultery was set
out in the legislative act and was 70 be
tried, and that then was the time TO protect
Mrs. Robards' reputation.
He must have been madly in love- He
openly assumed the position of defender of
Mrs. Robards, but being demonstrated
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II is well known that IN Spain the meth
DDS Of counting" are often exceedingly
singular Generally the lover signifies his
choice by coming for three successive even
ings With q guitar and singing a Seren2de
under the fair ones window, and II be =
regarded by Toe young woTan's parents a.
an eligible candidate he : invited into the
house.
In Andalusis, a Spanish province. a still
more singular custom has lately bse1 ob-
served When a young man there aspirss
70 the hand Of young lsdy ne calls for
three successive days a. her parents house
az the same hour. The third day be al
ways brings a Gaze, and goe- away leaving
il behind him, apparently forgetting il.
II his suit Is REGARDED with favor the
Young girl keeps tie cane, and gives il
back TO him when he calls the next day.
This makes hin her aEssnced husband
But 4. Oh the contrary, the young mans
suit Is lot pleasing 20 the family rs cane
l. thrown oct q TIE window into tie
street. ThE p regarded a. q de.iczts way
Of telling hia ia. he need not come again.
and the yo1ng man. who has fingered near
meanwhile, reads bis OWL fate Z IT, iuJiz-
nifty put upon as walking stick Youths
Companion
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g. Louis 10 Colorado VI, w,cb,,,

Commencing Sunday. July 1880. the
Missouri Pacific railway will run through
sleeping cars from st. Louis via Pleasant
HILL Rich HILL Fort Scott and Wichita 70
Geneseo ard from thence TO Pueblo. Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver. This change
was made on account o. = great many pe0-
pie from the east going to Colorado being
DESTROYS Of going via Wichita The train
Will stop here two hours. giving all a
chance 10 view the Peerless Princess" and
still land passengers in Colorado same
time as II they had gone via Kansas City
Ii also gives the citizens Of Wichita sleep
ing car service from here 70 Colorado BE
turning. IL gives Us through sleeping car
service Wichita toSt. Louis. and gives the
Colorado people q chance TO 20 east via
Wichita This change viii undoubtedly
be appreciated by the travelling public, and
especially by the citizens Of Wichita II
You are going east or west 80 via the pop
ular new through route Through chair
and sleeping car service. New route lust
completed between Fort Scott and Rich
Hin goes through the finest mineral and
agricultural country in the west Don't
forget the new short line 10 81. Louis or
Colorado.
City ticket Office, 40 North Main street
Wichita, Kansas
ie-tf (. L BLEcKLET, P. s. 7. a.
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observation-disclosures

XNTANTED-A WOMAN AT LEAST OVER =
w years old. possessing some business ability
and willing 20 work viii b. instructed IN our pusi-
uess and then given a responsible position address
b 4, care Eage. - u
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XX-ANTED-TG BUY ONE WHITE FEMALE
w rabbit. Addres. J " Clayton, 20 + D0ugiAs.
IS -chLfa kan. - lL
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at night with feeling Of suhocation and
''dutteriDg in the temples he drew the
basin near his bed, calmly opened the
veins OF his wrist, and, wheH he thought
he had bled enough" called for a servant
TO aid in the bandagng. In 1913 his
physician had Just told him he must re-
main quiet at least a month for his
wounds, received in a street tight, to heal,
when he received the order for the Greek
war. Within ferty-eight hours be was in
the saddle. although. says DIR. May, we
had 70 wash him frequently from head 10
foot in solutions of sugar Of lead TO keep
down sihamTn aDson.
Though over six feet three inches in
height. ne y said 70 have weighed when he
Won the battle of New Orleans but 40
pounds. For thirty years, said he in 1875,
Il have never been free from pain one entire
hour This dates from the time when his
falsely healed bresstbone shattered BY
Dickinson's pistol reopened, and he bed
almost 70 death. For eighteen years be
was subject 70 prostrstIng dlarrhRas ard
occasional henorrhage. For both be took
enormous doses OF csloneli When the
hemorrhazes ceased for longer tine than
usual he had that "fullreSs n the head
and temples" Thea be bied himself
Stran gers calling az the White House
we. often shocked az his neager form
and furrowed, p2llid visage. For months
together he would every day reach his desk
so weak that the mere signing q his name
would throw him INTO perspIrsti0n Yet
he lived TO =. and vas tough old Andrew
Jackson 10 the last.
Whoever now examines the case Of
Rachel Donaldson RObsrds and Andrew
Jackson with any care and candor must
conclude thai they erred Despite life
time OF consistent conduct they never
escaped from the consequences Ct their
error. Capt. Lewis RObards was soldier
OF good Virginia family, who lived with
his mother II what was thEa thoazht q
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ASTLD--EC OED-HAND FURSITUEE ASu
w viii rase r. 20 the Interest q tie people 10
call OF - o. 80 aud AZ l. Doug a. Daniel, br0s
gfl-lul
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NX-ANTED-TO TRADE 20 ACRE- % FIRST
w Cla-- uul-npr1ved land ~ IreRo cpuuty. Kan,
miles north qf r. r. railroad near ills. Kills Co.
f1- .ocE cattle GO - delivered anywhere CA Tie J..
T. o. santa Fe railroad AlCrea, a. o17-s W p
cant III sterling ILL., - "
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


ST. LOUIS, Nc. Jan p - CATTLE-Receipts
lU. shipments 80. Market steady Natives
Ua5 %, stockers and feeders 6naS sO Texans md
Indians e 0sSQ HOGS Receipts 500 lpment-
lSh- hALket higher hesvy 5O-S IS mixed g. l04
81. SEEEP-becsivts none shipu,pnts An MAJ
ket steady. Good 70 choice - O0S5 81
kANAAs CRY. No. Jan 2i-CATTI F-ReccIuts
~ shlp nehts l@V Market strong lOc higher Steers
8 l5et a. cows 81 5SeS S. etoo kers and feeders
2W4S q. hOoS-keCsipts ds0Q shipments a5.r
Market DC higher. Bulk IS SSsS So All grades "a
ess DO SHEEP-heceipts lC2l. Shipments -Sl Ms
ket steady and unchsn cd. Good tochoire fr,,fors
90 0095 So -0'-'-s
CHICAGO, III. Jan 2-.-The Drove-s' To,r-s1 -.
ports. CATTLk-Receipts 100 Shipments =
Bar~ly sufficient 10 make market An "a =.
steady prices steers Ols5 81 common 80. ~
IS 25aS 80 cows g. OlJS2 IS. stockers - e. ii
HOGS - Receipts lSH0 shipments &C., >.
steady. Rough s. StRs - packers s. slsS ~
heavy 65GS 10 light seas 60. sHFrP-ESSSst,,,,S..
1000 and a sold NJ steady prices Nafiv,s a =
4 81, westerns 81 1894 ~ Texans 81 25,s4 a..
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Chicago Grain ana Produce.

CHICAGO Jan a
wheat-Active. strong and PIC higher
Corn-Active. strong and NC higher
Oats-Dul firm and nc higher
Pork-Active, strong and higher.
Lard-Active, strong and 30 higher.
The leading futures closed as roilowE
wHEAT-January e0z<c May 9esSc July 92lsc.
CORN-Jsnuary 1870, February 49S4c, May 52ssc.
OATS-January &c, May 45ssc. Juue l5Lsc,
PORK-February 80 20. March $40 O5. May 10 t21<
LARD-February IS TN March $685. May t6 70.
SUGAR-Cut loaf 71aGs7Ac, granulated Gao, stand
ard Gao.
Cash quotations were follows:
FLOUH-Steady at slight concessions. Winter
patent 81 7085 90, spring patent 81 65s4 70. bakers
s. I5Gsl So
WHEAT-No 2cash 9056c.
CORN-s9lkC.
OATS-14c.
RYE-1lc
BARLEY-7OGT2c.
FLAXSEED-$l l7al III
TlMOTHY-S1 23Gi "A.
PORK-Sg s.
LARD-S GU.
SHORT RIBS-f4 T5C94 So
SHOULDERS-Dry salted 81 oj6e4 70.
Snort CLEAR SIDES-$5 00g5 10
WHlSkY-Sl a.
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REPREsgNTATIvE SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF
hogs at the ards today:
Brief Mention.

Good hogs are a shade higher
J. B. Kell sent in load of cattle and
.ogs from Zyba today.
NJ. NJ. Munger, of FL Reno, marketed a
cad of cattle.
A. p. johnson, Elmer, had load of cat
BE and hogs on today's market.
j. Gamble, Elyria, sent in a car of hogs.
G. Koch, Cheney, had in a car of cattle
End hogs.
c. K. Blake Mount Hope, marketed a
Dad of hogs today.
w. T. Hall, Mount Hope, had load Of
sattle ana hogs on today's market
Kilgore 81 Kirkwood, Bluff, had in two
loads of cattle and hogs.
Lewis &, Son, Milan, had load of cattle
and hogs on the market today.
w. j. Popplewell, Rome, sent in a car of
aNgs.
H. Mills, Newton, marketed load of
hogs.
Col Myers, Wellington. had hogs on to-
days market
c. i. Long, of Harper, was at the yards
today with Munger's hogs.
Hog buyers today were: Dold 425, Whit
itaker 627, Houston A. Reese 124, Fort
Worth 1913.
; Smith & Steiner, Lyons, sent in a car of
Eogs today.
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WICHITA Grain ,larr,t

WICHITA, Kan. Jan. o.
There were no changes in prices OF grain today
Following are the closing quotations
GkAlN-Car lots on track
MHEAT-No. SIC No. hard 76c, No ssSc, No
CokN-No. 3 or better acc, white 46c, new corn a.
OATS-40as2c
RYE--No o. better Coo
hA1-sb A8s lO per ton in car lots
tOlbs. - 'e'
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HOGS

The run of hogs was good for Saturday.
The market opened fairly active, and the
prices paid about correspond with those of
yesterday. One bunch brought So 30, or 5
cents better than the highest yesterday,
and many hogs that would have brought
but $3.50 yesterday sold for BPS today.
The local packers were the principal buy
srs. The general run of hogs was a little
better than yesterday. The market is
lemoralized on pigs and lights, and this
class of stuff suffered a slight decline.
There were some hogs that arrived too
late TO sell, held over. Tops sold for So 30,
oulk So. 2O@S.25, pigs and lights Sl.0O@250.
The market closed steady and a shade bet
ter.
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The receipts of cattle today were good
There was not many good cattle received.
These found ready sale at the best prices
that could be paid. The market was a
shade better on good grades, but on com
mon and medium stuff the dizziness OF
yesterday prevailed. Spectators bought
the bulk of what was sold today. There
was quite a number left uEsold at the
close. Feeders sold for S2.85@3.25; good
COWS and heifers S.. 1O@2.40; Gamers 75@
LIS. The market closed strong and a
shade higher on good stock.
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EIectropistInS the Dead.

A French physician has announced a
new means for preserving the remains OF
the dead which he asserts wiz supersede
embalTniDg and MINIMIZING His plan Il
20 give the corpse bath Of nitrate Of ST.
YER and then eieCFrop4a1e IT,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK. Jan -
Money on call easy. ranging from 2lsS per cent
last loan ? closing offered at per cent
Primo mercantile pa per 5aJls.
Sterling exchange quiet and steady az 81 Sc for
o. day bills AID - Sc for demand.
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BONDSArEN.
SURETY ON ROVDS

hose Wh9 are required 20 give bonds in positions
~ IuS~ ano Who cg~fre 10 avoid asking friends 81
3econe thelr suretes o. no NAV wish 10 relieve
llieHCs from further h,iCatiCns Is bon1srl-u
sANeio Apply IN person or by letter 10
w n LIVINGSTON Agent
-, - state Nail Rank Nichita Kan
or the American Surety CorupAny OF New y .,-l,
Pamphlets on application IStf
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Employment agencies.
JAder This head e per line per day >.

E-A%TFD-5FAKM HANDS. p MEN FOR COAL
w mines girls for house WORK. girls Tor
cham bernsids. woman COOKS dining room girls,
/ man To sell WashiugmaChlnes. 3 news agents 70
run or railroad anu sell goods. young man TINS is
the BEST Job that can De obtained uOw, II you are
GOOD Wlde-a wake and energetic this viii lead 70
nigh up and paying position. besides this VIII pay
from ~ 50 pr day For particulars inclC-e l9c
IN stamps. Room D. opposite Hotel carey J. X htn-
worthy. 70 -
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Cherokee Onrl-t.

We have for sale at this Office a sectional
map of what i known "a the Cherokee
outlet, together with a map Of Indian ter
ritory. Oklahoma and ali the Indian reser-
walton S2x@7, on paper A.25, printed on
cloth 81 I3O-tf
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ARTICLES

BUTTER-Dull. Creamery 1920, hrsts 1920
dairy l3Glkc.
EGGS-Zl&922Isc.
Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY Jan. "a.
The Daily Indicator reports.
FLOUR-XX 6. xxx 75c, family 81 O5. choice
81 ~ fancy tl S0al IS.
WHEAT-Stronger.N No. hard cash sl1{c bid. s3c
asked. January sc asked. No red cash Sc bid SIC
asked.
CORN-Easer. No. cash 4724c bid, January AZ.
OATS-QUiet No 2 cash 4l5sc bid. 45J% asked
RYE-Quiet. No 9 cash and January 6lJtc bid,
BUTTEh-Steady. Creamery 2os25c, dairy 13G20c
storepscked 74l2c.
EGGS-Firm al lsc.
HAH-Steady. Fancy prairie SO 90 good 70
choice S. J0g9 80
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Night express for Kansas City. St Louis
and the east leaves Wichita &C $40 D. m.
Chair cars and Pullman sleepers on this
train. Missouri Pacific railway IO7 If
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-25

NDREW JACK
son still remains
the great hero of
the middle period
Of United States
history midway
between Washing
ton and Lincoln,
and totally unlike
either save in hon.
esty, firm attach
ment TO his conn.,
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~. Louis Produce.

IT. Louis. Jan y
wHEAT-Hlgher. Cash 95a9ic Nay sstc bid,
July s6lsc bid.
CoRN-strOnger Cash ssc. May sgasc. July 5oasc.
oATs-Elrner Cash s5l9c, May &c,
PORK-Essier, $40 37ls
IARD-sS 55l95 ~.
NuLEEH-SlA
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Trains marked thus =. daily.
EQUIPMENT NORTH AND EAST
Train Nc. il4. Kansas City express solid 10
Kansas City. has chair car service.
Train No. 4Oj has through Pullman from Calves
ton and connects at Newton with soid vest bu'ed
express to Chicago without change, arriving there
at $50 next morning.
Train No, sOs hae free reclining chair car TO Kan
sas City Pullman 20 Kansas City, also 70 Topeka,
AtChisOn and 81. Joseph
EQUIPMENT SOUTH AND WEST.
Train No sO1. has Pullman and chair cars.
Train No. 40 has through Pullman car 20 r.
" oIth and Galveston.
Train No. as has reclining chair car from Kansas
City and stops at Wichita.
CITY Union Ticket once 10 North Main street and
Union Passenger station corner Douglas and Ssh
avenues W. D. MURDOCH, ID. T. A.
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Look before you leap. Take the Frisco
Flyer TO st. Louis. dII3-tf
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WIchIta Produce Market.

WICHITA MN. Jan. q.
. rtoUR-Hight patent 81 IS. second patent s2O5,
extra fancy Il IS.
{ BUTTER-Fancy creamery 26c choice creamery
&c, common dairy 10J&l2luc. good creamery 20c,
finest dairy l7C, fine dairy l5C.
. EGGS-striotly fresh with cases Ice, strictly
fresh. without cases l5c
PoULTRY-Chickens 50 25a2 IS ducks 50 OOte 90
live turkeys eR7c per pound.
? APPLES Per bbl. 81 OOdl 80
/ POTATOES-Utah. sacked per bu, 81 IS. Mime
FotH. sacked. per bu. 81 10. fancy Greedy 81 a.
COAl-Anthracitet al o. Canon CITY s. Ol Weir
CITY - So Frontenac 81 So Pittsburg a So illinois
81 ", NoAllistSr u 90
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NjlfIll Es9lf
FINANCEANDCOMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS

Receipts Olive Stock at the Union Stock
Yards during the past "a hours-l2o
Cattle, 1000 Hogs. Shipments--l43
Hogs
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COIUM ~.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
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No advertisements taken for less than 10 cents
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TIL FORR1DUES"
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what line runs thru througn passeosrF
trans 20 - LOuis without caaaEsf
7 be riaco.
y bat Line runs Pullman sisepeTs SD
reclining chair cars moTuing an uishi -
- Ioulss
The Erlsco g. b. only llne.
" hst hus kas he fAsf traln - - LS7ia'
The FRISCO. wboss Eyer raves !" ichliA
A. % ?. n callT. arriving Ia ~ Louis a.
~ TIE following morning
Does his fast traln c1l.scf E4in CHER
trains from ~ iouis'
Why. certainly. with az east hound
traits 10 r. IO1ls WHOA feIsots Gss-t&
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4 handEors Ithograph map a fhe city.
showing al the street, ard ioestlon q "a
public bmltlDEs. etc. l0T sa4s a. this
c1.ce o.
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.
n. PHILLIPS. Sc. PHILLIP
PHILLIPS e. PHILLIPS,
VETERINARY SURGEONS.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Graduates OF the Chicago Veterinary College
We are prepared to do all kinds OF veterinary
work, including Dentistry, Canine ard Cattle
Practice. Hospital accommodations for all patients
requiring special care at 81 per day. Persons wish
ing 10 purchase a horse can have 10 examined and a
certificate OF soundne,s given for s. In surgery
use the latest devices including operating table.
Calls by telephone. telegraph mail will receive
prompt attention BIZ day or night.
OaiCe, ia North Lawrence Avenue. Oficetele-
phone No. =. Residence 80 y. Topeka ave. Resi-
deuce telephone No. 2lj l9f
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WICHITA. Kan, Jan. "a
CATTLE.
The cattle receipts were good today, The mar
ket closed stroug on good grades and duh on com
mon and medium stuff.
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JACKSON'S STORMY LIFE.
HIS PROGRESS FROM OBScURITy
TO THE WHITE HOUSE.

Il Was Marked by Many Gallant Deeds,
Personal Encounters and Sensational
Episodes-The Romance and Tragedy
of His Marriage Recalled.
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