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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-26
Liver t--Biliuusncss

Tho chief symptoms OF this disease
nro dcpToaGirn Of spirits, foul coated
tongue, bad tasting mouth, disag:eo-
ablo breath, dry skin with blot,hra
and crurtinns, snllow complexion and
yoiipw cycs, tired aching shoulders,
dull pain in right side, faintnoss, diz-
Zincss and irregular bowels. This
complaint in all of lis forms can he
readily cured by taking DIR. Gums
Improved Liver piIla a. directed, and
a lingering spoil Of sickness will Ctton
DO warhcd OIL by their uso. Sold at
% cts box by i. T.. Mu!!cr, druggist.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-26

Tho Reno journal says thaLlawycrs
aro questioning tho Constitutionalily
OF Mnsscy's grand jury act. Thcy
sny that uncr tho common law IL re.
quitcs tho concurrence OF twelve
jurors 10 find nm Indictment. That
has boon tho custom in English
speaking countries for centuries and
tho opinion 10 that tho changes pro
posed by tho billa referred to would
not DO constitutional.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-26
The Old Story.

A number Ot mcmboTs who wcro
down hcro to visit tho University
and Asylum expressed tho "fcar" that
the legislature would not DO ablo 10
finish up It's business within the forty
days prescribed 10y the net Of the last
ecEsion. or course il won't, aud wo
are looking every day for tho intro
duction OF Lill repeating tho law GGd
extending tho timo 10 tho CoEstitu.
tiuuai limit Of sixty days. IL would
haze bccn the came If tho con5titu-
tiunn! limit was eighty or hundred
days. Tho legislature would Tcmain
in seGlion until tho last hour OF tho
last day Of either periods, and thCn
thCro would DO al much unfinished
business ~ though tho limit had been
forty or oven thirty days. All caicu-
latlnnS are based upon tho longest
timc allowed and but littlo il any i'm.
portant legislation ID over effected
during tho first four or livc wCclin Ot
the session. This has bcon trc his
tory OF all legislatures since tho or
guuization Uf tho State, and II will Rc
continue until tho end OF time, oI
until tho Senate and Assembly ar,
co imposed Of II majority Of mombcrt
whose lime is worth moro 10 then
thar tho por dion allowed them fo
thor services. Il Gazette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-26
Undisputcd Authority.

Tho United States Dispcnsntory
snyG: that Onions nro utimulnni,
didrctic and cxpccturant; they in
cre"so tho appetite aud promote di.
gcstion." Tho juice mndc into sytup
ns in DR.. Gums Onion Syrup, has II
specific action on tho throat, lungs
mud mir pusBugcn, il not only cures
Coughs, Colds, Group and Consump-
ton, but itD stimulating effects,
strengthen and build UP tho sygtcul
nficrwurd. AZ a tonic and restorative
il has no equal. We solicit trial in
tho most chronic and stubborn canca
Prico 10 cents. Sold by +. +. Mullor,
druggis'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-26

1t is said that como OF tho gold five
dollar pieces OF 1892 do not ring whom
thrown on hard surface. Tho reason
is that thcy are slightly cracked be
Hnu3s OF tho Imperfect mixing Of tho
gold and alloy when mado up into
shoots preparatory 10 boing stamped.
Tho coins aro full valuo Just tho sarnc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-26

Tho White House was recently fu.
migntod, ono Of The Presidents grand.
shlldron having had tho scarlet fever.
1t was nsccrtnincd Il few days aGo that
u lot Of jowclry consisting OF heir
looms and relics that had boon in tho
Presidents family for years had been
stolen about tho timc Tho house was
fumigatol.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-26
Va. ChronieIe:-John u. McDnn

Va. ChFonicio:-John -. MELON
nld, Novndn's only representative
among tho commissioned officers Of
tho United States Navy, lcnycg to.
night for iOkohCmn, japan, to report
for duty . Ecat-Admiral Harmony,
commandor.in CMof Of tho Asiatic
Stntion. For tho past three months
Mr.. Mcdonald has boon homo on Il
visit 10 his mother, sister aud broth.
ors in Gold Hill.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-26

When Il boy begins 10 wash his noel;
without being told, il is a sign no is
passing into the ordeal of his first love
affair. News.
Tho lHDEPETDEST devil" vouchcs
for the truth Of tho above statement.
Iio says the editor is too old to rc-
mombcr his lirst love affair.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-26

Silver Statc:..lt is said tho South
orn Pacific company will in short
timo commence running m extra
daily through truin between San
Francisco and Ogdon for tho accom-
modalion OF tho Worlds Far travol
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-26

Itching Piles are known by moist.
urc like perspiratiOn, causing intense
itching whom warm. This form 90
we'll as Blind, Biccding or Producing,
ylcid at once To DR.. |oaaukO's PHO
Remcdy, which acts directly on parts
affected, nbsorhs tumors, allays itch
ing and effects permanent care. 30
cts. Druggists or mail. Circulars
Tree. Dr.. Bosanko. Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by i. l.. Muller, Druggist.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-26

Gn2cttc:-lIon. Theodore Winters
has been laid up at his ranch for tho
last fow dnya from injuries in tho
back sustained by slip and fall up
on tho leo.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-26

An invoteraLo Bmokcr--tho stove
pipo.
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Il Bad Case.

About tho worst case of typogrnph-
ical orror occurred in tho Sunday
Examiner. This was tho heading OF
an article:
lie DOES TIE IIATCHING.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-26

Tho Peculiar Relations Between Mr.
and Mrs. Oc!richs.
Tho reading matter thus SO strange
ly headed had reference to nn ostrich
farm in AriGona.-iIcc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23

could git plenty o. them were the man
ez stood way up in the money market
o. the deestric,. But tina want every
BODY ez could ketch minks an offers,
an so mushrats an 'coons an foxes
an VOLTS an bars was the circerlatin'
mejum o. Sugar Swamp in them days
Minks an offers was Cover ment bonds.
Mushrats an 'coons an foxes an VOLTS
an bars was the peoples money. II
20 went to the tavern an planked
down a mushrat skin ye'd git yer
snifter, but We wouldn't git no change
If We pianked down . 'coonskin ye'd
git yer snifter an two mushrat skins
change. When a Teller went in with
'coonskin he were toPable well fixed,
but he could do consid' able shoppin'
with fox or wolfskin. A man with
q barskin-oh. jewhizz, shurf! A man
with b'arskin nobody didn't asst no
questions bout
ut didn't seem p'tic'lar sin'glar then,
but / reckon it'd ruther make folks
smoker nowadays the way things run
on that pelt currency o Sugar swamp.
Wouldn't they kinder bust 4 larfin' now
if they'd hear Teller como to me an
say:
"'Sile. I'm hard up ez Sam Hill Kin
We lend me a fox skin till to-morrer?
'sThat'd tickle 'em. wouldn't it? An
to hear folks shoppin' sumpin' like
this'd set EN- gigglin. III bate farm:
Glow much fer them boots, Caleb?
"sFox an a COON
"'Too much. Give We three coons
fer en-
Can't do it. Best kin do is three
coons an mushrat'
Then this here mowt strike folks
nowadays ez sorter comic:
".Kin We gimme change fer q wolff
"'Yes, but I'll hef to give We all
mushrats.'
but we didn't think nuthin' bout it
them days, cause it were regular bust
ness That circerlatin' mejum were q
leetle onhandy in one way. though.
Ye had to carry yer money round in =
bushel bag, If We were gointer do much
business, an if We were b'arskin
man. gosht'lmighty! ye had to carry it
in q wagon.
"Wull, tho fall @ '2S bars holed up
'arly. Tho snow were SO deep that
foxes an VOLTS didn't know were they
was, an nobody couldn't find out
Mushrats was onstiddy, an coons WAS
hidin' enough to make ground mole
want to know their tricks. Noar Tidit
had bought up ev'ry durn bit O cur
rency tina were in the deestric, an had
shipped it all outen the kentry. Con-
sekence were, ev'ry body were strapped.
Folks was offerin' coonskin interest
on the lendin' Of mushrat fer week.
an no takers. Things looked blue.
Tha want enough confidence in the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RY Iele0ranil,

KANsAs CITY. Nov. observation-disclosures lOlto,
,hipmepts 900 Market about steady.
lexas steers s. 2o@3 50. shipping steers 81 I05 IS
Texas 81 50d2 80 native cows s 2j@3 25.
hers stock g. 0i l5 oCkers and feeders g ~
a 81, bulls and mixed s. 00A2 20. HoGs-Receipts
.5HL shipments Market l0@21c lower. Bulk o.:
sales g aja5 10 heavy 81 i5a5 %. packing 81 $50
10. mixed 81 s5tG5 10, lights 81 sos9 III. workers
- t5Gr5 H. pigs 81 800 90, SHEEP Receipts 2iU0,
shipments -. Market slow. Muttons 81 y0a 3 .5
81. Louis. Nov. 22.-CATTL E-Receipis 400. ship
nents 80. Market steady. Fair TO good natives
s. il@4 -. Texan and Indian steers - ou23 Az cows
b s0a2 u. heifers s. 0JG2 60. HOGS-Rec.ipts 90.
Ihipments l5tt Market lower. Heavy s. logo %.
mixed 81 s0@5 20, light s. 0JC65 20. ShEEP-Rc-
.ipts 2iUl; shipments leo Market easy. Mixed ma
lives. tar togood. s. JOa3 10. common stun 81 QUO
$50.
CHICAGO. Nov. 22.-CATTLE - Receipts 1900
shipments 500. Good native steers dull and heavy,
rhoioe end eytra comparatively steady; range cat
held well as be5ore. Bulk % sales 81 SOc3 %.
cows and bulls 81 Sta5 co. steers 81 O0aa o.. western
EecrS I! 25da 20. Texas steers ~ Coz -. HOGS
Receipts 1901 shipments 6.jn. Market 5aIoc
lower: fall from week of 55a65c. Very fair
7loves packing sold - l0@5 Il. top heavy s. 90 few
choice medium weights s. 4o5 -. fancy light s. 81
sHEEP-Receipls l2UUU, shipments ,,GU0 Market Cn-
hanged.
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A HAPPY SQUIRREL.
Little jumbo Given His Freedom In He
Mistress Stadio.

Little Jumbo Given His Freedom In Hie
Mistress St1die.
Such a cross little model as jun no I
had never known. He scslded coutinu-
ally, and all nav efforts to soothe him
were in vain. Even sugar seemed tn
sour his disposition. He scolded when
eating, and when net eating. III I
placed anything near his cage, ha
would jump to tho wires--stili seold.
ing-as though he meant to breale
through them. Only few days be-
fore bought him he was free squir-
rel leading q rcllicksome life in tho
woods. Poor fellow. what wonder he
was indignant AT finding himself u
prisonerl
Well, enc afternoon l opened his cage
door. and offered him tho freedom Of
my studio. Of course expecting 10 have
a very lively seene. Visions of upset
vases, broken windows, and general
disorder stimulated nav curiosity.
wanted 70 see just how much mischief
he could do The cage door op~n. jun.
DO leapsd nimbly to the door. and SUR
prised me by behaving in the gentlese
manner possislel
After he had run about for little
while, l reached for a paper bag ot
hickory-nuts lying nesr me. Jumbo
ran forward Immediately. jumped into
my lap, took a hiekory-sue from nv
fingers. and mid il under the bookcase
Standing UP. | shook the bag quite
briskly; in a moment Jumbo WAS run.
ming up nv side TO nv shoulders. and
again took nut from nv fingers. Now
he did not scold at all. but was perfect
" amiasle-truly strong contrast "a
his former self. He kept taking nuts
from me until almost every corner Of
the studio contained one. Finally
rug in the middle Of The floor struck
him AZ ths best place under which -
hide them, and the manner In which he
patted the rug down after hiding each
nut was very cemiesi He finally grew
tired Of this fun. ana, jumping int my
lap again. looked irfs the bag. and. I
think. concluded IL WAS too much work
10 conceal all the rest. for he patt~d
the pnper Down over the nuts. and
started on tour around the room.
Unfortunately, opened the nag sc
take another nut out for him. and ms
sharp little fellow. hearing The noise.
ran swiftly 20 re, and. seeing the pa
per bag open. bit my hand. jumped
up and ran across the studio with the
bag, but he was after me ~ quickly
as could. dropped the bag upon the
table, and then the angry little fellow
was M tisfied
After this he battered around the
room at his own sweet viii, examining
chairs and tables, occasionally stopping
10 give an extra pat - ithe rug undes
which most Of his nuts were hidden.
St Nicholas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23

lend NE FOX SKIN TILL To-MoKKER." "
deestric' to lend Teller cheese enough
to bait rat trap. Folks says TO Noar
Tidfit:
"'Goshtlmighty! What'd We send
all the currency outer the kentry fer?
We could a borried sumpin' of ye, now
and then, mebbe! See what ye ben do
in Of! We'm strapped
''Then Noar says:
Folks he says, don't holler fore
yer hurt / hain't sent the currency SO
terrible fur he says. I've only sent
it to Jersey he says. Wait til the
balance O trade gifts it sea legs on he
saws. Confidence is a leetle slack, l
know he says. but mean well
$50 things went on. an folks KEEP .
groauin', for tina want nuthin' to be
got at the tavern, an folks said it were
cause Noar, though they had COR
sid'able confidence in him, bein's ez he
KEEP the tavern, didn't seem to hev no
confidence in them. But by an by,
one day. tina come thirteen bar'ls o APP
plejack fer Noar straight from Jersey.
Folks. says Noar. this here is the
balance O. trade The currency were
shipped outen the deestric', but here it
comes a fiowin' back to us, b'goshl
double what it were with
81 "Then. shurff. contidenc were re-
stored duicker'n scat, cause folks
know'd tfiatthe kentry were safe for
sever'l months to come, anyhow. let
'em do theft whss. an the panic were
busted. Maybe the kentry kin git
some pints- outen this, shurf: bat IL it
can't don't let it fergit that I'm stand
in ready to fix it. jist the way said /
was, don't keer what l hef 70 sacker-
fee doin' of IT, An say. shurf,' said
the Old Settler. whispering. that's a
livin' fact about the Squire's britchy
brindle cow''-Ed Mott. in y. Y SUM-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23

Corn NuHins: One pint corr meal.
one pint -four one tablespoonful sugar,
one teaspoon salt. three teaspoons Of
baking powder. one .asisspoon Lard
two egRs. one pint milk; SIT together
der: rub IN cold lard. egg beaten and
milk: mix into . batter Of the consist
enee OF cup cake: nuain pans 20 re
cold and ~eIi-ereAsed; then FL two
thirds Pour IA hot muffin rings
Bake in no. oven 4f.een nisH.ee De
sro.s Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23
The BAT.
Nocturnal Habits os . Remote Rsissis
Of Ours-

Noeturnsl Habit. ~ . Remote Ksisti.a
of Ours-
Most curious in origin Of all nocturna!
insect hunters are the lssthery- winged
bats. which NAV be- regarded. practical
IL speaking, as very tiny monkeys.
highly specialized for the task Of catch
inY nocturnal flies and midges Few
people know how nearly they are re-
lated TO US The. belong to :hs setf-
same division Of tae higher mammals
a. man and the apes: their skeleton
answers 20 ours. bone for tone and
Joint for joint. IN an eI.rserSiSsrr
manner. only The unsSssntisi fact that
they have very long fingers with .
web between N an organ of Light pre-
vents "a from snsta nfiy and ibs,incisTc.
~ recognising them ss remote cousins.
once removed from tse gorilla.
The female bal IL particular is alb.
surdiy human Mes, Of them feed %
insects alone: bat . few. like the "a.
NOUS vampire hats Of South Anrriesns
take q mean advantage sfslseping aais
mails. and ssic< their blood after the
fashion o: raos9 uito>s AZ thsy lie &C.
fsn,els.s IN III. fores, or or he opss
pa pas Others iixesths fyinS toxes
If the Malay Archipelago. make =
frugal meal OF traits and vsgstasie-s
bat even these arc psr.is.>s, nlghs
fiisrs Thsy hang bead Downward
from the t,osghs Of trees during Tie
no; tropical ssysns- hai ally foria
a. night. ~i.n niitss's seas Of H~lizl.
10 ROB IN. s.s.nH patches and snysas
ths pl.n.sin Srossas 81 the issss'ri-
ous native TIE os; Il . lsnSr. cern-
pSIe4 sy ss:e nsed - ssosszs nJsso
nigh, bird --Cory h.il Magazine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23
PITT; AND POINT.

1T is noticea BILE that the man who
thinks he is whole show by himself
seldom draws a cord. Milwaukee jour-
nal.
81 always knew he was too timid to
propose" "But he married short time
ago "Yes; but he married widow. I"
Life.
-Willis-"Rowride says he has a
horse for sale" Wallace don't doub BIT
it. l sold him one the other day.
Tit-Bits.
See that man yonder?" Eyes"
"Been in congress ten years. Whats
his record" Ten years. "-Atlanta Con.
stitution.
rs this building freproof?" asked
the man with blue glasses and large
gripsack. mot if you're book agent"
replied the janitor, conclusively.-
Washington Star.
-Prunella-''I told you would be re-
venged on Tom Murray. Well, l am
revenged" Priscilla-''How?" Pru-
nella-'I started a report that he is
engaged to Kate Fields Wash.
ington.
She fsemetime after the honey
moon)-"You used to say there was no
one ia the world like me-" He-'YeS.
by George! and / am more convinced
of that fact than ever. boston Tran
script.
4 am really at loss" said the
Young minister, ''to know why you
did not like my last sermon. Didn't
YOU consider my arguments soundP"
Yes" she replied; Exclusively. -
Washington Star.
II can tell your fortune. and And
out your future husband for you,
lady" said gypsy. IF you find him
out as often as find my present hus-
band out" replied the lady. Il shall
never marry again"
-Visitor-''You oughtnt to keep the
pigs so near the house. Countryman
-"Whe?" Visitor-"It isn't healthy"
Countryman - That's where you're
wrong: them pigs amt never had a
days illness "-Tit-Bits.
The Exact Location.-Mr. Beacon
fof Massachusetts," say your
friend was born near the boundary Of
Rhode Island: what boundary do you
refer to-" Mr.. Spotter (of Texas
"All fourr'-Wo Fair Puck.
-Bright-"By dividing your detec-
tives into two squads you'd accomplish
a great deal more" Burns - wv hat
would I do that fore" Bright-''So
one half could hunt clews while the
other went after criminals Vogue.
"A Scientific Agreement.-"Do You
know that the doctors have decided
that young meats. such as veal outlets
and spring chicken, are very I'M
healthy lis that so? They must
have told my landlady the same
thing. Detroit Free Press.
Bob" said grocer recently 10 a
small customer. es he weighed out a
pound of potatoes, did you ever stop
to think that these potatoes contained
sugar. starch and water?' NO,
didn't" replied the boy. But I've
heard mother say you put peas and
beans in your coffee, and a pint of wa
ter in every quart of milk you sell"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23
Delicate FlafterT.

Miss Uptown Ito colored servant who
is cleaning the hall)-Hand me my
ovcrshoes and umbrella. please. jack
son.
.Jackson-Yeah's de umbrilf, miss,
but voh obahshoes amt yeah
Miss Uptown-Why. OF course they
are. Right there By the hat rack.
Jackson ress my soul, Miss Up
town. Is dem yoh shoes? Well ef
didn't rinA dey WIZ some little ehile's
shoes, sbo nuf,-,Iudge
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23
-wr. I.;ve-mere. describing

Mrs Livermere. describing her last
meeting with Lucy stone. aoouta fort
night before her death, says she spoke
OF the work she had done. and then
sadly added: And nowI have dropped
out" But Immediately she revealed
her perfect fe7rlesxness o! death Il
have always believed it is better further
on" she said: and when Mrs Liver
more took her hand before she went
away she said: We shall shake hanos
again some time. somewhere We shall
know each other ard Be comrades
still
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23

Tn. smart yo1ry man bad si3xtt
scratch On lis eke~s. -hics ne ss~soed
rather xarioas that psoyi. shsaiG s~s.
Finally Is.eSa. ss.so hsm ncs- ne got
s. .sfYsre - k4s. pr~ttE xsF4. so
ne and r.r earring Srrssehsa 70
Mes. haTs s~ea . rsal si.Fssas, wa
n. cor aasut IL oas i.si<ssy. - Leass
&sAsol,s Sssrsai
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23
Dr.. j. E. BENNETT,
126 N. Main st, Wichita, KS.

The Missouri Pacific Railway company
has placed in its train service the most ele-
CANT reclining chair cars that ever appear
ed in the equipmen of any line west of the
Mississippi river. These cars now run
daily between Wichita and St. Louis and
Wichita and Denver. They are modes of
beauty and comfort. The chairs are spa
cious-easiiy adjusted and comfortable and
of the very latest design. Every car is
equipped with the celebrated Pintsch gas
light system whereby passengers can read
AS well as by daylight; also doing ava
with the obnoxious odOr emanating from
oil lamps. Cars are heated by steam from
the engine thus afiording AN even temper
allure throughout the car as well as avoid
ing the dangers experienced in the old car
stove system. If You contemplate going
east or west, try the Missouri Pacific rail-
way. St. Louis fast express leaves Wichita
daily at l:25 p. m. arrives In st. Louis At
1:l5 next morning Denver express leaves
WIthiIa al 500 p. IN. daily. los Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO NOV. 22-wheat No. 2ea.h e!sss De.
emher 6l;.c. May tSasc. Com: No-2 cash S6ssc.
november aslso, december a'cs Nav sOtsc. Oats
10, cash s,G2I1ac. November &c. December sc:
DAY SJsc. Rye a,pc. flxssed : esls, Hlmoghy
1l1 Pork. cash kl975alS 10 january ST. AN
asy &l2 81. Laru cash s. ;.Sse9s sU November
:. January s. 7.ts Nav s. ~. short ribs s. SO
80 shoulders s. 800 %. short clear s. 29eJS s. ~.
'uGar-cut LOAF 81 S. granulatcd s. a.. standard 4
3 81 Buttcr firm. creamery aGS.S!SC, Dairy sS2au.
LsS> CHER. strictly fresh pc.
2S.00. shipments ,SlUU.
Receipts aiaut0 shipments Sjo00 Oats Receipts
Nheat-keoeipts lo,Ulo, shipments Huco. Corn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23

ST. IoUTs Nov. .2.--Nhest HIGHER. cash size
Sovember 57lsc, December 5Slsc. January &C.
Nay 65ss&ssc: Corn higher. Cash Sc, November rs
DeCember. ".s.c. year &C. May SolsC. OATS higher
ash @slvc; November .shSc. December 2SJsc. year
...c. May sjsc. Pork quiet jobb.ng $la %. Lard
irmer. g Is. Lead firm. s. %. Speiisr higher.
5 Az. Rye duh sc hid. Barley easier; Mime
a.sc, Bran quiet. SO, east track. Flax
eed duh. 81 ~. Curnmeal quiet. ~ ~ But ct
weak; creamery 2I@2io. choice dairy l0s22c
Eggs lsal9c Hay steady timothy $40 oUSl4 % rrai.
le o. Uuag 10
Nneat-Receipts eaOO1 shipments ltc00. Corn
Receipts 64,UoO shipments So,UA osts-ReceipIs
&, ", shipments lSWU,
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-23

He Was No Transient-Iic was
introduced to her in the parlors of the
hotel, and kept her listening TO his chat
ter for two mortal hours Il am gu lite
at home in this hotel" he finally re-
marked ''Oh. yes" she answered, with
a weary smile, ''you seem 10 be per-
manenent boreder" - Detroit Free