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New-York tribune., 1896-05-05
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COrroN-There was n tame opening the local cotton
market owing in the Interpretation put upon
Liverpool considering Disappointing III vie"
OF the displayed In market saturday! lnss
after the call Improvement OF or points
more and then a falling away TO about opening prices.
The chief sustaining influence seemed TO be the buyng
prominent operator. Most OF the trading was ioi
local account September and october were especially
hrm. The largely owing TO manipulation
principal bull operator and was In spite OF ar
movement Crop reports received late IN te
afternoon favorable The market closed steady IN
tone from TO 2) points and a about
the highest prices Of the day. Total sales were 2lZVV
The local spot I-l6c higher. Augusta hc high,
err Norfolk l-16c higher THE New Orleans Picayune
ed There increase In acreage ranging from
per II is not at all certain however hat
crop will be anything like the crop OF 1924 because
in that year the close perfect
II is possible that there should be similar
season Indeed. the dry weather has aIready
consumption the season promises
to with the visible supply smaller than 1t has been
for some years , .
bales against 2s59 the same day last week
4O6l year $50 To-days receipts
at New-Oreans POS bales against 5s5 and 36iO
2S bales against as and 0s Savannah l5 bales against
III 423 Charleston 80 bales against ~ and 60 Nor
against 32e and 823 Houston 2es bales against 1895
and 1566. Receipts at Houston TUESDAY are estimated
at 400 bales against 1872 bales same day last
100 600 bales Will be he We now at
the ports 236 Oo at interior towns 23 600 and
at and plantations not over 100000 max
ing total Of OO00 600 bales That cotton Is being alb
sorbed by and sent TO Europe at the
Of X ooo bales per day. and on this average 1t Will
Opening range and close to-day and closing bids the
previous night and last year follow:
New-York tribune., 1896-05-05
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH

i East 1 n GsSsf May BRINE. Dss g. @ sas s. 5s
bulls si@ss ana cows 81 i3qsa Io fresh ami spring
prices lower beg medium weights and Workers s. .o
81 a5 %oushs s2ass - Supply s sS ma @
active a. aaysnce OF 10 on both sheep ana lambs
s.%%on s. iSgsa 5 eIs siss2 saoise lambs: = Sca
s5ass Ven calves s'as4 80: heavy and thin calves.
1000 head: market stronger; common to extra steers
sa 9 usa 90 % cs %@a s I - 3 S% .a
Hoss-Reccip,s. 2ocoO head; market strong and ioc
eos Ss'Sns ans 81 o
@ saS s tG"s G D fas s2SS Ss Ss Co
niecr to cSccc s. qss lambs s. az 5asS IS "s"er
a2 Srad total for week thus ar oco4 head for
head; to New York. 900 head; on safe 222a head
Market opened active and ioalSe higher closed nrIn;
%esyy ). ss%si:s sssi msau%s 5. a5%s, IS;
e g. S Jar sS%' % si % ss 81 g 3
S moi sss s% % I for I0s las, q '' hours
m @ m nTs total & for T M m thus FAR SsS head FOR
$50 head: New York. II 200 head: sale. IS 500
head @ bulk ~ sS' 'H'Sa
S "sa SsvS pact s. & $ 'g' 90 pss s mssg% S & y oas
saasa io sssa s2gs: 70 sheep and lambs , Receipts
isI 1905 S' head " cr time e week
81 signed 1.5 p to o:snsa sw
closed steady with The bulk sol heavy esP9r, lambs
handy clipped lambs s. ooaS5 10 fair to good 81 5oa
81 .o culs and common. 81 sOas4 40: mixed clipped
sheep 50 ast sus to fair g. ;oq:s 80; heavy clipped
Kansas City May 4.-fIogs-Receipts. 5000 head;
ke strong. Light. 81 25qs3 40: medium 50 l0as3 30:
head. market strong Native steers best 81 DqSi 10,
fair good sass 90 cows and hefers best s3as3 o
fair good 81 1ja<3 bulls. 81 lUIS3: sockers and
feeders sas3 7o Texas and Western s. sas3 Io calves
$5as9. Shesp-Recep,s. $500 head. market steady.
ST. Louis. MAY National Stock Yards Cattle--Re-
ceips 24li head: market and prices shade higher
natives Native steers 81 3Od<+. cows, 81 Oa 50 %:
Texas steers 50 Joas3 50 iogs-Recepts. 4ot0 head
steady ard prices sc higher Heavy 81 2Ou IS
mixed So lOQ{3 40: light. 81 QS3 80 sheep-Reeipts
iI65 head market strong and prices loc higher Natives
So G0Qs3 Is.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-05

planting the crop and the liberal primary movement
The worlds exports last week were quite liberal
s72 from the Argentine. 4OUO bush
from Russia from the Danube la2 900 bush
from the United States making total OF SGsoVo nnsh
noon showed quite little weakness and
there was demand for spot stuff The
visible supply showed huge decrease. 3SIOW bush
but this was very largely due to heavy shipments by rail
from Buffalo and like wheat considerable portion VIII
soon up again. Cash corn was Inactive 300 bush
No cold al 35,tc delivered and car steamer 34.c
elevator: No 2 was quoted at 34sc. elevator OATS
The market for rather heavy during the early
mart Of The session. prices seeming 10 reflect the de
pressit in other cereals There was not much interest
sboun howeyer time. Crop reports continue
quite favorable visible showed rather large de-
crease and In the afternoon the market WAS hrn clos
ing o itc net advance Cash oats very dull Sales
were $1,000 bush Including 1900 bush no at 2dc ele
,stor. o OO bush No 3 white. 2+h424hc; 5000 bush
track white 24q2Sc and 10 00O bush No white clipped
pic O b anoat; No 2 white quoted at 2o'.c
feedirg for export steady at 31itG3sc, f. RYE
Market very dull. with No Western quoted ut 43s.V
44c c T. 49,, ora
vous dsy and closing prices for the corresponding date
New-York tribune., 1896-05-05
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London 4-The offerings at to-day's wool sales
wer. ~ OO7 bales. The quality good.
was also attendance OF buyers The competition for
the better grades merinos carried brsky and
the full the previous sales realized Coarse
usrous crossbreds In the best demand being much
wanted OF the prevailing fashions The Amer
lean operators absained from bidding. Todays trans
actions and prices We're:
New South Waes-3.OOO bales: secured. GAdGis Ard;
locks and pieces 5dqls 3D. greasy 5sqlOi4d locks and
pieces. 3.G9isd
lueensand-2.700 bales; secured Is lsdgis ID; locks
and pieces. l0dls 2d GNQ1od locks and pieces.
Gi.msi.d
Victoria 200 bales: secured. IdG2s I'd: locks and
pieces Gtdis 5si greasy 5auIli2d; locks and pieces
3AGDiad ....
South Australia-GQ0 bales OF greasy at 4hUSd. locks
and pieces 4kmTi4d
Tasmana-6O0 bales: secured Ssa0d locks and pieces.
l1Isd; greasy, Ga.Qlid: locks and pieces 4tgod
New -Zealsrd-35O0 bales secured, sisdgls 4d locks
and pieces sdQs I'D greasy 5AdlOd locks and pieces
4AuSiad -, i.
Cape OF Hope Natai-400 bales secured, 7'sd
dis Id; greasy. 6QONd.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-05

Market closed very steady aa2o points advance
Saturdays closing prices Transferable notices.
Ais Total sales 2l2 800 bales. New-Yori gross re-
Cepts Os7 bales forwarded 9a bales sales 220 bales
spnners O3 bales stock sO5 baleo Total net receipts
to-day 1926 bales thus far this week IL 592 bales Es
ports today Great Britain SIP bales: Continent 4GI
bales Thus this week Great Britain. 1886 bales
France 494l bales Continent 097 bales stock 1927
bales Spot quiet. Lice higher middlng upands
s 5-l0c; mddng gull, 9l6c: sales 720 bales includ-
ing bales export direct Shipment. lO3 bales
spinning and 800 bales contract. 1900
Liverpool cabe-Spot cotton hardening: sales. 1000
bales speculation and export 200 bales American. 1900
bales receipts 1900 bales. all American; middling up
lands 1924 Futures opened buyers at last night 3
prices closed steady to ~ points net advance Janu-
ary- February 36lb: February March 382s; May 4Nss
May-June iios JuneJuy. AIS; July August 4les Az
gust September 4l2xs SeptefnberOctober 4O4ss Oco-
Der 363v; November December 36ls December
January 36s MancheserYarns quiet but steady cloths
moderate demand.
COFFEE-The market shade higher on an I'm
movement at The volume OF business was small
Warehouse deliveries showed a decrease and the visible
supply market Arm at 3. 80 reis ex-
change 1882 receipts 1900 bags; stock t$cO; ship
United States for the week 30 600 purchases
10000 market firm at 1890 res; receipts 2ooo
stock $1,000 shipments to The United States fo the
week llOOO. Havre market steady: May June and July
81 Is francs; August. ss25 seg.ember sl@ Hamburg
quoted May, GsJO pigs: June 6T25 July CD Trieste
arrivals in APRIL S4l7o bags. deliveries. 44o3O stock.
Contracts barely steady at unchanged to points
advance to points decline. Sales were 5000 bags. as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-05-05
TIE STATE or TRADE.

So si''%oss g. do sa May ss ts0T5 H. Ss' DC family
sirashs s Tns' s. ?asss g. ss %sat
e May e1sao7,ac; JTg S7%@cas "a m srsds Auss f
ssss 45s stoss ss%ssTs sE 'sass
spot and mqya ss 5nss ssas. Ss
90 yfH sass steady white
o. 900 bush Rye drmer No nearby, 4ia!2c; 43a44c
Western stock 5000 bush Hay amIst but Sod rT se s
Cork for orders % 1ld May Cotton arm yn1S mSdnss ns
s nu'ts ssE r nIas aa Unchanged ' eggs
as To- clear and strarhs s 2oass %Iser clear and
i5T"fAs d%s Y % Sss 81 7Sas So D
E S ir@h 0s 5 Nc g 'aa ac So xh s
Mfeed quiet spring bran n to dS,nss shp lake
easter backs si 75 cuts sl So lean ends sll r. Bar
Ts st' Scs sse Veal %s aas ss ss saf
hlnd; fo,s 4@ Butte. isady SorhsrD shelGe
1iSi2c; ladies'. Ioaic Vermont choice l4a15c other
daries lialsc Lambs quiet, sa9se spring each sSg
Northern. n.0 a,s@ioc: Western sasc EsssNearby lag
e sa: .G ms". s ws''sip ods % M yo% ss'
a. sesi Poultry quiet. snoies Sots ,g5
sf keys s s'f sc %ee
ebrons 5a2sc 25gaoc Green Mountsns ~ 25n2le @
White white :?Ss a aass e. vaspSis Sss
s" saass s29sa s'rswseTTss i$s2Cs 1920
oTsr rse. a RSs Ssy
sps Dn sse .s c eossf So
Buffalo May 4-spring wheat closed spot &C. | {,
unchanged. Winter wheat closed steady. UNCHANGED
Corn csd n aa but Sa % % or NJ on h S No
white 22l4a23c No white 2e: No mSed ,oi 2imc on
Rye neglected: No quoted Ale in store Flour duh.
MY feed nominal unehansss foS raIa ma ba4ey
&c. to New-York
Chicago. May 4.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1896-05-05
Tr,pOpr PIODUCT MARK ETs.

Liverpool May 4. 3:5 p. m:-beef- Extra India mess
dull at 56s 3D. prime mess dull at 4is 90 PORK frine
mess Western fine dull AIS "a do medium dull AT 4Os
Ilams-Short cut about IA 10 n. dull at ios Bacon
Cumberland cut about 20 n. 3Os: short rib
% 10. 2ss long clear middles Hight about
n, at 2Cs short clear middlcs heavy about
10 .3s Cd clear bellies about IL to II H.
Gun Shoulders about ~ to II ~ dull at 2s Lard
steady ut 25s 81. Cheese- Ameri
fines, white firm at AS do colored duh at As o.
Tal;ow-lrmc lss. CottOnaeed oil-Iiv-r
pool I'd. Spirits OF turpenne firm
22s Rorin-Commcn firm at Is 81. Wheat-No red
winter steady 5s 81: No Northern spring duh AT 5s
3i2d. Corn-Mlxed Western. spot sendy at 3s I'D May
steadv at 3s steady 3s: July steady at ~ I'D
TIour-St Louis fan,y winter steady Is Gi Hops at
Ionior-Pacinc coast dull at 2o0+0s Receipts wheat
FOR the last Atlantic ports SiOO qunrtcrr from
Pacific ports Is.OO drarters: from other sources 90 tD
Rceipts OF Ame an cora for the last week. 100
rfDra
New-York tribune., 1896-05-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-York May I. IsDd.
BEANS AND PEAS-There is n rteady market for do
beans the basis Of 81 3Iia: tobbing
trads improve apprecabe extent and ex-
port demand ftll light Supplies. however COM
Ing forward slowly this helps 10 sustain the position
Medium and pea ruling quiet and steady. White
kidney held rather firmly. Red kidney have had some
sales for export at 81 TO- and this price is
In light demand but unchanged Green peas steady
We quote: Beans domestic. marrow. choice. bbl.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. May 4.-Cotton steady; mddng 7a.c low
middling. IiGc; good ordinary. iGc and gross
receipts 3s bales exports 70 Great Britain. Asp bales;
sales. Joa bales: stock. 2i.I2I bales lactuaD.
Norfolk. May 4-cotton firm: middlIng. 13- i6c low
middling. 7l6c. good ordinary. G4c gross re-
cepts. llGI bales exports coastwise Sl1 bales sales
323 bales: stock, 1885 bales.
New Orleans. May 4.-Cotton strong; good midlling
77.c: middiing. ll-lGc low mddlnS 7isc GOOD ordi-
New-York tribune., 1896-05-05

nary 7s-6c net and gross receipts bales exports
10 Great Britain $500 bales; Continent 4o"' paS' 'e
1900 bales; stock. 1885, 40 bales. ,,,, -, ia,
Savannah May 4.-Cotton quiet: middling' =, A-ios
oy n,iddiine 7c net and gross receipts. l0ll bales
Yports coaswse bales sales 2O3 bales STOCK SzooA
New-York tribune., 1896-05-05
Last year
- LII

Keeps the market que with prices somewhat nominal and
spot. There demand ma sssss; s.;
sss %ssass W sS ssn,Ss
'Afi fLoGR SS1 % %SB R ma.as. -four wa. dull
wheat Buyers withdrew from the else reduced
s rnsS ss s che os ss. ns
.oo paekages ,ncisdns go sps winter @ pa'e@n @
= ss9 g Fl: '.s$a'; sss% %
:sSss :sSSSe' ssss: asS.s $ SS: SS:
ss I y sesss assisa s. T,: RIa@sy
sn1 S,G' southern 81 sSSs S
' snS 30 % r. s1saese 81 100 r. eaIS ye Feed o2,sSssS
:iS xs.s s.,s a. weak .aa
acs. a. ,he Opening sady"s a.
ITS% Sss
winter and spring wheat region: and the
~s Foreign 's Weather reports The
%ss' ns a. West
Mere Sssy TO s Ss
on Of fer sa sHRs Fl.
creased 25l bush this largely
ssaS. S 'ne eoron Of this to
ssrs they % nD late s e y As s
set in ssau. the %arke, leaving on at ,hs
ssy
sy @ x,s an v @ week sxDof or
contract stocks reduced only 1900 BUSH in
Guiding 1900 bush Of No Northern and 1000 bush
No hard exports Of wheat from Russia last week
so24ooo BUSH Danube iS44o 900 bush; India 3i2
900 bush Argentine 1000 bush; United States 20 600
bush. making total Of 0e2oooo bush. against 74as 600
@ ss' for
5000 bush No rex: equal 70 TO- e*c over July.
y.ts term; and 5000 bush No Northern Duluth at
red was quoted At b66xc over May. anoat' No
Nay. Sc:S S:Ss .noss coRN@ISe market FOR corn corn
va: noderatsiy active and lower closing at net loss
t - the opening and prices showed considerable weak
This anparsuty the favorable weather fol
New-York tribune., 1896-05-05
Ocean 6leamers

NWRTM @EBMMM ll0S
NEW-YORK. SOUTHAMPTON RREMyv
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
! Cabin. 500 and upward according TO location. ~
$50; round trip. siiO
Spree, Tues. May 3. 10 a. m. lTrave Tues NAV -
Lahn Tues. May IL. 10 a m Aller, Sat. Nav II "a
Saale Sat. May 10. 10 a m. Spree, Tues Jrns "a
Have Tues. May 10. 10 a. m. Lain, Tues Juns IA
Return tickets available from Mediterranean ~.
Bremen, London Havre -
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
TO GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA
Kaiser. May 49, 10 a. m. Ems. June O. n
Vera. May q. 10 a. m. Kaiser. June "a ~
Fulda. May 30 10 n. m. Vera. =. June n "a
OELRICHS & CO.. Bowling Green
New-York tribune., 1896-05-05

CAVANNAH LINE. OCEAN s. s. co.
~ Tr,-weekiy from Pier 81 " r.. foot OF sP,"" ~
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays al - ~
freight and passage apply 10 a., =, p,.,, Cen AT,
j.. u. Hashagen. l.. 4 W. ~. np n nj; Bvpy.
=. T. & W. R'y 26l Bwiy ,'e', 80 ~, ~ Z, T. A.
c. NJ Sorrel. Mgr. J.i~ ~ ~ n a53 B'waS.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscrp'isns ~ s.a broadway.
"A received their Uptown one .ciock n m; sdvef-
iisements received at the following branch & acss
lar lar oSe aaes s sT, cor 2ths i.2 Columbus u
nsa. a., Ws. s Vest between !n sas snS ssS
lIo East 4Iths ISIS 80 s,ss sv iics is-ays
near seth $50 sd-ave near tis,sl 20 ScSst iel
Bleecker- 100 2ecs sd-avs; ms,.rdsns- mat ave- x9 West
s2as las East ieth .oa Eas, nssr s1s-., s p.
SS,h-st: iGo broadway 1893 sdsys; ocss: m aWi
sis 2dave 5s3 eth-aye 4. ns se5,S-st near Sd-sv~s
Saa Sa West iS5;h-st. bet 7th and eth svss'
New-York tribune., 1896-05-05

Receipts Of breadstus at interior points in thousands
ciphers 5000 omitted. Flour bbls grain bush
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-05-05
CUNARD LINE.

~ 10 LIVERPOOL. BY QUEENSTOWN
Etruria. May l6 10 a. m Etruria. June ls =
Campania. May %. | p. III. Campanis June - no.
Umbria. =. May 80 10 a. m Umbria June "a ~ -
EXTRA SAILING
Au-ania TUESDAY. June D. p y
From pier 4o North River. foo, o. Clarkson-st.
For freight and passage apply at the Comp pAny ~s~
No 4 Bowling Green. New-York ..
VERNON II BROWN * co. General Asentn
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-08-27

To take advantage of the lowest rate ever
made to st. Panl and Minneapolis, On the
occasion of the Thirtieth Annual Encaup-
ment Of the G. A r., The first week in Sep
TENDER Only one cent per mile Tor the
round trip is the rate made, fought for and
established by the Chicago Great Western
Railway Maple Leaf Route FOR the s-boys
in bluen and their friends, while the tickets
are good for return ut any time within ;hir
ty days. This is your opportunity 20 visit
the Irwin Cities and the Great Northwest.
The Chicago Great Western offers every
luxury on the jouruey-Compartne tSieep-
ers, Free Chair Cars, Dining Cars on the
European plan. Take your family with you
and remember the road that deserves your
patronage is the Chicago Great Western
Full inform alton as TO rates, sleeping car
reservations, special trains, etc, viii be fur
nished by F. II. LORD, General Passenger
and Ticket Agent, Chicago, Ill.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-08-27
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary of the Daily News
WAsHINGroN NOTES.

ACTING SECRETARY CURTIS received a
telegram from the assistant treasurer
at New York stating that arrange
ments had been made there to import
Sc. 600, 900 in gold coin from Europe.
The officials were hopeful that the tide
had turned. and that from now on the
reserve will be rapidly increased. The
true anoGnt of the reserve on the 10Th
was SfO4. 36I, O5I.
THE first successful prosecution for
violation of the eight-hour law. passed
by congress in 1892 in the interest of
the worlingmen of the country. oc-
CURED at Washington on the 10Th
when verdict of guilty was returned
against w. w. Winfree, a contractor.
who was remodeling a local school
building. The maximum penalty is six
months in Jail and $1,000 fine. A mo-
ton was made for new trial.
PosTMA sTER-GEN WILSON sailed
for Europe on a vacation on the 18th.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has appointed
Col. Charles G. Sawtelle quartermaster-
general Of the United States army. vice
r. n. Batchclder retired.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has officially
indicated that Lii Hung Chang will be
the guest Of the nation during his
forthcoming visit TO this country. and
Gen. Ruggles, stationed at Governors
islnnd, n. Y. has been designated to
take charge of the details of the rccep-
ton. The presidents reception OF Ii
will take place at New York.
THE secretary OF agriculture was re-
ported ready TO let contracts for seeds
to be distributed under congressional
frank during 1897. To facilitate work
the United States has been divided ipto
six districts. District ., for which the
sum of $17.044 is availab BILE, includes
Missouri, Kansas. Oklahoma, Texas.
Arkansas and Louisiana.
AN order will soon be issued from
the post Office department at Washing
ton for material reduction of the
carrier forces in the large cities. This
is to bring the cost of the service
within the appropriation made by the
last congress.
IT was said at Washington that there
was no doubt that Secretary Hoke
Smith had resigned from the cabinet
and that he was shipping his books
and papers to Atlanta, Ga. He had
placed his resignation in the hands of
President Cleveland because he had
determined to support the Chicago
ticket
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-08-27
GENERAL NEWS.

GEORGE n. GROOT, chairman OF the
notification committee of the national
silver partv's convention, announced
that the committee will assemble in
Lincoln, Neb., on Septembe to notiIy
Mr.. Bryan of his nomination rs the
candidate of the silver party.
A STORM on the night of the 22d did
considerable damage in Obi o and In
diana. Near Mount Gi1ead, O., barn
was destroyed by lightning and seven
blooded horses We're burned. At Sey
mour. Ind. the barn of George Stahl
was also struck and several valla BILE
horses and cattle were killed. In the
oil fields derickS were blown down and
many houses were unroofed.
The Italian ship, Francesca Ciampa,
which sailed from San Francisco on
August 9. reported at Falmouth, Eng.
on the 23d that she had collided with
and sunk French fishing boat and Il
of the crew had been drowned.
A DISPATCH from New York stated
that Thomas b. Reed had been ap-
pointed SUCCESSOR to the late William
e. Russell as referee for % of the prin-
cipal life insurance companies of this
country. The position carries with it
a handsome salary-better than thai
which Mr.. Reed receives as speaker of
the house of represen tatives-and there
was little for the referee to do.
A FIRE at Huntsville, Ont, destroyed
a frame house and two women and a
child were burned to death and little
girl was SO severely burned that she
will die.
NEAR Mckinney, Ok, J. L. Carr and
James Scott quarreled over girl and
agreed to enter 34-fOot ring and
fight it out in an old-fashioned way
until one should give up. but both be-
came exhausted and could fight nc
longer.
FRANK RISER and a helper were suf-
located while working in well 90 feet
deep near Waldo, Wis.
JESSE RUDICEI.. q motorman on the
Austin Rapid Transit road at Austin,
Tex, had five bullets fired into him
on the 2Ist while operating his car by
Will Cooper. a clerk, and one bullet
through the spine will kill him.
Cooper says Rudicel had been too inti-
mate with his wife.
A MOB of % white men entered the
hut of five negro cotton piclers at Hill
side, Tex, and shot Anderson Vaughan
because he was slow in responding to
their command: Hands up He and
his companions were taken out and
Vaughan, who fell on the ground. was
beaten and kicked to death. The other
four negroes were also beaten fright
fully.
FRANK BILEs, a half-breed Indian
from the Nez Perces reservation. YVES
taken from the Asotin Qda.) Jail AMI
hanged by a mob for a brutal assault
on young woman.
MARY ABIGAIL Don GE, better known
as Gail Hamilton, the writer, died at
Hamilton, Mass, on the 18th of paral-
ysis, aged &c years.
HENRY WILD at Louisville. Ky, on
the 18th shot and killed his wife and
then committed suicide He had been
on spree for some time.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-08-27
When travelling.

Whether on pleasure bent, or business, take
on every trip bottle of Syrup OF Figs, as it
acts most pleasantly and effectually on the
kidneys, liver, and bowels, preventing fe-
vers, headaches, and other forms of sick
ness. For sale in 90 cent and 81 bottles by
all leading druggists. Manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Company only.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-08-27
DIshanored Dnft.

When the stomach diShonors the drafts
made upon it by the rest of the system, it Is
necessarily because its fund OF strength is
very low. Toned with Hostetterss Stomach
Bitters, it soon begins TO pay ont vipor in
the shape of pure, rich blood, containing
the elements of muscle, bone and brain. As
q sequence of the new yigor afforded the
stomach, the bowels perform their functions
regularly, and the liver works like clock
work Malaria has no effect upon i system
thus reinforced
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-08-27

THE REAsoN.-Tommy-s'S manma, do
they have money In heaven.'' Mammal
think not, dear. They have no financial
problem there Tommy-stAh, Then
that's why it's heaven. Truth.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-08-27

''IT,s a cold day when / get ieft.n re-
marked the putative l00-pound chunk OF
ice, as it vanished into a three-inch wet spot
on the back Stoop.-Detroit Tribune
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-08-27

SHE-s'Do you believe in long engage
mentss" He-"Weli. think an engagement
should be long enough 10 test mans con-
stancy and TO give the girl time to learn to
cook.''-Brookiyn Life
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-08-27

FRS stopped free and permanently cured.
No fits after first days use OF DR.. kline's
Great Nerve Res orer. Free - trial bottle
& treatise. DIR. KLINE. 9S3 Arch st. Phila Pa
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-08-27

ACCORDING to the way some folks talk,
are dead.-Ram's Horn.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-08-27

Too MANY men praise their wives mosl
after they bury them.-Ram's Horn.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-08-27

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is Constitutional Cure. Price 75c.