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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-06

by order of the committee divided into
subcommittee to attend the trains ar
irving as follows:
Santa Fec. w. Bristow, chairman;
w L. Stanley, L. NJ. Cox, S. n. Bridg-
man, ]. II. Mccall, Victor Murdoch, 9.
w Jones. II. A. Carvin, o. u. Smith,
o. G. Eckstein, A. M. Denny, Z. T. Allen
A J. Weaver, Frank Bolt, J. NJ. Balder-
ston, c. c. Campbell, Z. H. Annawalt,
c. h. Sharpe, B. L. Eaton, A. Nj. Gold
standt.
Rock Island-W. p. Throckmorton,
chairman; NJ NJ. Murdoch, II. L. Cor
don, A C. Walden, c. II. Luling, ]. II.
Mccall, j. S. Jackson, n. L. Harmon.
c. f. Horner, p. A. Rohrbaugh, j. III.
Black, Frank Doffiemeyer, J. w. Vane-
man, NJ. S. Rochelle, j. J. Thompson,
J. NJ Minick, f. J. Cossett, John D.
Davis, James Howard.
Missouri Pacific-A. T. Buckridge,
chairman; c. NJ. Irwin, Henry Schad,
CT. w. Adams, e. R. Powell. c. Z. Jones,
S. E. Wilson, B. II. Downing, j. A. Bru~
bacher, z. 3. Allen, Higginson, Daniel
Boone. DR.. W. II. Dwight, r. B. JeWett,
Charles Hatton, A. S. Marble, Ed Gold
berg, O. Z. Shoemaker, Charles SIM
mons.
A meeting of the whole committee will
be held tonight F'riday) at 7:S0 o'clock,
at the office of Stanley & Vermilion, on
Douglas avenue. All are earnestly re-
quested to be present.
?. A ROHRBAUGH,
SAcretaYv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-06
CITY IN BRIEE.

J. 3. Martin Of Payne county, o. T.,
Is in the city on business and called on
the Eagle.
TO her home, Fulton, Ark, and will
stop in st. Louis few days 70 visit
friends.
The meeting tonight of the CONNER
cial club is one that is of the utmost i'm
portance 10 everyone having the well
fare OF the city at heart, and every
member should make it his duty to be
there.
There viii be a meeting Of the city
council next Monday night, and 1t IS
prophesied that it will be an interesting
one. unless the members get tangled
up with the 5000 politicians who will be
in the city at that time.
NJ Musel of Fleetwood, Barton county
who was a juror in the United States
court. now in session here, made the
Eagle pleasant call yesterday. Mr.. NJ.
reports everything lovely up the valley,
wheat prospects good and business very
fair.
The lecture OF J. y. Haymaker to-
night at the Central Baptist church,
corner Cleveland and Douglas avenues,
for the benefit OF this denomination,
should be largely attended. The ad-
mission is only 10 cents and his subject,
"a Trip to Europe" is one that Will be
highly entertaining.
Work at the well progressed very salts
factorily yesterday and the boys say
they have the waters Of the Dead sea
effectually shut out, and they are now
singing mo More Rivers TO Cross"
There was an ugly smell about the top
Of the we'll but DR.. Maxwell said II
was no fndicat ton of oil. The doctor
is scientist in smells.
Plans We're submitted yesterday TO
several contractors for figures upon
the new building 10 be erected on the
site of the Hof Produce company build
ing, burned on Wednesday morning, by
the Northwestern Produce company OF
which P. D. Platz is manager The
firm, after March 10, will be located in
temporary quarters and be ready to
take all produce offered.
The beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dairy on South Dodge avenue, on the
West Side, was thrown open in honor OF
Mr.. Dairy's 57th birthday. A number
OF his friends were present and ah ahp-
py time was had. All seemed to enjoy
themselves, and especially when tea
was announced. Mr.. Dairy was the re-
ceiuent of a number of Useful presents.
The guests left for their homes ar II p.
m, wishing Mr.. Dairy many happy
birthdays. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Glib
bons, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Snyder, Mrs. God
frey, Misses Mollie, Alice and Katie
Thompson, Mr.. Thomas Gibbons and
Master Harry Snyder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-06
GRAIN MARKET
CHICAGO.


Chicago, March 5.-Wheat-Open.ng
prices % wheat were about on parry
with yesterdays closing and 10 market
activity was shown. May opened a. es's3s
size, and nuctuated between these points
Cash. 652sc: May. S7tsc
Corn-Opened unchanged. May SF4sc;
soon became easier and prices declned
slightly. Cash, 2S2sc: May, SOS; July.
SMc.
QUESTIONED no special activity and
opened a shade easier a. q doeitsc, re-ra IN
inc a. about that figure Cash, lSstc'
May. zlsc,
Kansas City. March S.-Wheat-DuIl,
nominslly steady; No. hard. 6edtSc: No
3, 47G51c; rejected. nomirIsliy. nassc; No. :
red, 76c: spring, nOminally. SG6Sc.
Corn-Steady: offerings light; No. mix
ed. 23isc: No. white. 25G2Sisc.
Oats-Steady; No. mixed, l6c; No. :
white, 1Sgisc,
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis March 5.-Wheat-Advsnced
early on stronger cables. but soon became
dull and remained so untl the close. which
was without change from yesterday Tor
futures. Spot lower; No. ? red cash. T'zc
elevator. 74d74iec track; No. , hard. o.;
March, &c; May, sac; July, 6iizc bid.
COrn-The speculative market was stag
nant until late in the day when Il became
weak and declined. there being consider
able pressure % sell closing a shade on
YESTERDAY Spot weaker: No. mixed,
cash. 26Gt26zsc; March. &c asked; Nay,
271sdSi4c.
Oats-But little speculation and that
weak. Spot steady: No ,. cash and
March, 1s7sd19c: May 20l9c; July, 1850.
Rye-Quiet; No. , SSc elevator, Sc track.
Barley-Steady.
Receipts-Wheat. 14coo: corn, Ooo; oats.
1900
shipments-wheat. 1000; corn. r.Ooo;
oats, 5.0p0.
NEW YORK.
New York March 5.-Nh eat-Exports.
f2s. 80. Spot inactive; No. hard, $50
7S24c fob. affoat Options extremely dull
all day but generally stronger on bulhsh
sentiment backed up by firm cables, talk
OF unfavorable Argentine news decreased
wheat receipts west, fair clearances and
general covering. closed 1,lt3tc net higher
No. red. March, 75ia075asc, closed VIC;
May. 731. as 9-1sc, closed 7s12c.
COrn-Recespts. $50: exports. is. 90. Spot
steady; No ?. 3Sd3SIlc- Options dun and
easier on grading at Chicago and dis
Outraged long selling: closed unchanged.
May, 36lt ass Sic, closed Sti4c,
Oats-Rceipts. 70 go; exports, 800; easy.
No 2, &c. options quist and easier with
corn. closing unchanged 20 &c lower,
March closed 252sc; May. 5ixc, closed - &c.
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GENERAL mARxErS
CHICAGO.

-
Chicago. March 6-Pcrk-Cash. $40;
Lard-Cash. $50: May. SIS.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. March 5--BUtec-Cresnn-
cry firm, 17dlSc; dairy, 136i4c.
EggsFSrmer; rsceipts light, Quotaole a.
Sic.
Hay-very dull. weak: timothy. slo0oG
1l-50; prairie, s45eGS-5o
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. March 5.-Butter-Duu and
barely steady; creamery, 1885,; dairy
13daSc.
EsgeLover; fresh. 1s7.c-
Wh1sky-Sl.22
Wool cotton aes and bagsing-Un-
change
Pork-Ffrnerls standard mess, joboins.
SsS7ls: old. S.Siis.
Lard-ouiet: prime steam s5ls; choice,
Bacon-ShoulderS ODoxedD ESQ: longs.
$ Ssia: r1hs. S.62ls: shorts. S-7h
Dry salt Inconsistencies. (boSedO A.5S;
longs. $50: ribs. s5.I2is; shorts, $50.
NEW YORK.
New York March 5-Hly. leather. beer
cut meats. tasiow and turpe1tine-SieAcy'
HopS-Weak.
Hides. WOOL nolasses and corn meal
I.ard-Steady; western steam closed $50
bad; refined steady.
POrk-DulL
PetrOIeum-Dun; United closed s.24 BID
Corn meal-S1. SS7i. 40
Bran--In demand a. 4Sc for sacked cast
track and S55sc bid for a few cars
Flaxseed-LOwer, SIC BID
Timothy sseSi-$S.00T3.S0
Hay-Strong Tor choice grades owing 20
the small offerings: prairie, $.2SgSo0; tim
othy. S.001iS.50 this side.
ROsin and r5ce-Firm>
Cottouseed o.l-Quiet and feAIureless-
LIVERPOOL
y
changed; demand poor
Beef-ENtra India mess. SIS Cd; prime
mess. 55s.
Pork-Pr.ne mess. fine western, SIS; do
medium. SIS 50.
Lard-Qute;; prime western, c7s Sd: re-
fined, Gin pals IS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-06
BROKE THE TOBACCO TRUST.
Tobacco Manufacturers Losing
Ten Millions a Year.
Great Excitement In st. LOuis-No POSSIBLY
ity OF Preventing Still Greater
Losses in 90.

ST. Louis, March 5.-(Special) Col
VIM. Kirchoff, Gen'L Western Manager
of the American Tobacco Company has
been a user of tobacco all his life, and
for many years has smoked as many as
twenty cigars daily. After using a few
boxes of No-To-Bac, the desire for to-
bacco is completely gone, and he is Won
derfully improved in health. His cure
is attracting a. great deal of attention
and comment. and many prominent ST
Louis business men are following his
example People are just waking UP to
the fact that the continued use of to-
baccO is very injurious.
An interview with Mr. H L. Kramer,
the originator of No-To-Bac, develops
the fact that within three years it has
reached an enormous sale, almost en-
tirely upon merit alone. Over one mil
lion boxes Of No-To-Bac have been sold,
and 5000 tobacco users cured. At the
present rate No-To-Bac will cure in '96
from 200, 900 to 500, 900, and as Mir. Kram-
er says, sit is always the worst cases
that want cure; those who have chew
ed and smoked from boyhood-soIne of
them, thirty. forty and fifty years, and
we even have records of cures after
sixty years of tobacco using. So you
can see tndl, II Iney are spending an
average of 5000 a year (this is a small
amOunO, the cure Of 100000 tobacco
users SO would result in the loss of the
sale of tobacco amounting TO over $10,-
600 900 W hich will be saved TO the
cured"
No-To-Bac IS truly medical wonder
for it not only destroys the desire for to-
bacco, but invigorate the nervous sys-
tenn and marvelously increases weight
and strength. Like all great successes,
No-To-Bac has many limitations and
substitutes, and the public should be
warned against them. No-To-Bac IS
the original tobacco habit cure, and is
sold under an absolute guarantee to
cure the tobacco habit, by your own
drIl p-oiSt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-06
COFFEE MARKET.

New York March Coffee options
epened steady at 20 points decline and
ruled dull: later business was more active
a. about opening prices. closed steady 20
5alO points decline: sales, 80 bags IL
GLIDING March Si2S
Spot cot ee-Tlio stea6y: No. :. 13'zc; Mid
QUIET: Cor5ov-a. ia. GiT5&c: sales. =. 90 bags
RIO No. 20 arrive. ls;zc, 1-9o9 bags Mara
Cs1bO ?. {. 80 Caracas p. =. LOO ba-s
Central American ,. :, 100 bags spot Eao
20 2 a. 1Sssc.
Santos-GOod average Santos q $50: Te-
csip-s. 400 bags: stock, $500 bags
Hamburg-Ste1dy. unchanged; sales, A.
90 bags.
Robin; No. IL Sa50: exchange. sd;
receipts. 3. 90 BAGS; cleared for The United
States 500 bags; cleared FOR Europe. =
OF bags: stock Is. ~ bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
Yesterday. & tsS bags. New York sock.
Igg al bags; Jn5-ed States stock. -. 80
baez; afoat FOR the United States, ~ 90
p. -. total visible for The tCTad States,
-. &c bags. against 80 20 bags Lz-st year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-06
TRAPPING PARK DEER.
Thrive of the Druid RIn R<s&- WIZ n
CsYtured sod Sosn-


Csptzred sod So2h
Capt CaSSsll. suPerlx<ezStrnt on
Druid Hlu park. soys that Mr. +. Il.
RoshIins, OF Trenton, y. J.. WIKI a ssv~
DAYS ago wrote that ne wSsh.S 10, pur-
CHASE thrre deer for oAer park, ut that
plaoo. VIII hare to wait until there -
. snowfall IN BeioElxre WifSch viii
cover Me grocod, As tbetdanr % tho
park cannot be captar-d <sszpt when
there n snow enough 20 Esse. grass
sDd herhs they usually AID upon. ~
other times their hunger tbO<runot COM
pei them % seek tho bsat<fn tho traps
Wheneyer deer are 20 ecs eaptsrred.
The traps sre erected fosoSfter snov--
fall. A pen Of boards - bsjlt Il. feet
high, back Of wirah tArVz, r. q door
leading 10 9 small hut 1,ns pen mnss
be ct hease &c feet hissh. ,.ss dear as
the park hz~e been knSwrS Capt. cas-
sell SAYS, 20 Jump assen-2oorrlensc On
the floor Of the huz-co<n SSFsrzd. nzx
amid tho oocn are ArrsnEcc trigzrrs
which, as SE,On I'm ooochstk sezose tbs
door 20 fsD. and ths hnnExy animal
finds itsek IN capszvfcyl m thu wxy
az many ssseven dsxr hzssa1r<n czrRhs
In one penin . single night that mary
getting into Che hurt beforesazpok tA<xs
happened to euuoh a trigger TsoP>e
IL used % attract oecr. an they Ezghs
be sfruid TO enter q hut
There h 10 'sse trying 90 cssohss4<x
excePt when II soevr.- aid cHpA. C.s-
sell For se~cysd dsyr ws hsee bad
q peck or 30 OF corn eurP,es Aereard
there, 20 -. 81 they wecld scura up aE1d
eat il but they viii noe 60 IseGr ID
wh-n they can Ret EzAs- Mr. EesSlfnss
wants two does and A-bock- BOT he o9n-
not ks~e . buck, a. W. cannot zpars
on1- There aH5 now Ia chs park bur
thru bucks With horns, psksh uDeans
three over - na0nths oh There 40
sarne ycrng.r one., bot Ola great ma
5oT4ty Of TIE deer are Aors- Every sn-
t1nH re shoot . number OF c1s bornef
bucks 10 keep c1LeEa frena zozlseing
she young trecz with thc1r horns. Ls<s
fall 10 sh.ot 20. There 80 ons which 80
bsve zr.red for several y.=rs- and hs
hss nov q beautiful s-ye Of trxnahinc.
E1tiorn. rd6fng br~Dch ev-Y year
TN The pax a. present ther, ara LIS
Orr. Tiny ar, ia s-psraas hss<ts IA
different psrta Of Tho park. rom as "a
&c Usually going IN = berd-"-E.lt.2e1
Sun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-06
MUNYON'S
REMEDIES
DOCTOR YOURSELF.
A Separate Cure for Each Dis
ease at Ali DIuggists---Most-
ly IS Cents a Bottle.

Munyon's Improved Homeopathic
Remedies act almost instantly. speedily
curing the most obstinate cases Rheu-
matisn cured in from l to days. Dys-
Pepsia and all stomach troubles quickly
relieved. Catarrh positively cured.
Headache cured in minutes. Nervous
diseases promptly cured. Kidney
troubles, Piles. Neurals ia. Asthma and
all Female Complaints quickly cured.
Munyon's Vitalizer imparts new life
and vigor to weak and debilitated men.
Personal letters TO Prof. Munyo1, 1866
Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any dis
ease.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-06
HE'LL BRING THE MoDOCs
Ma jor Tom Anderson viii Have Musical
CIuh With Him at Convention.

Major Tom Anderson OF Topeka, he
of the large heart and hat, means bus
iness about his candidacy for delegate
at-Iarge to St Louis. Tom has got a
new scheme to gain the favor of the
delegates and that is to charm them
with music. He will be down here next
Monday with the whole Modoc club,
of which he is one of The oldest and
most honored members. The Modoc
club is the greatest band of singers in
the state of Kansas and as an organi-
cation devoted to sweet vocal music
have but very few, if any, superiors in
the country. These gentlemen have
fine repertoire of comic and topical
songs and sing them in most
comic and captivating manner. When
ever you hear fifty voices singing
For He is a Jolly Good Fellow" you
may be sure that Major Tom is in town
for he is the identical man they are
singing about. If music will have any
charms for the delegates ears there is
hardly a doubt but what the major
will get there Eli.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-06
MU>IC AND DRAMA.
WHAT Ais Us.


on next Wednesday evening, Al the
Auditorium, Mrs. Lease viii deliver
her great lecture entitled: What Ais
Us" and will then resume her regular
lecture tour II goes without saying
that the great building Will be packed
to the doors not only TO hear the elo-
ouent Rev. Mrs. Lease, but 70 hear her
discuss this subject in her mastery
manner. which VIII he full OF local IL
spiration ard her points VIII be taken
from current events. That something
i the matter with Us everybody VIII
admit and that Rev. Ms. Lease viii
be able in her lecture 10 nit the nail j.
fors-One conclusion.
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LIVESTOCK MARKE1
CHICAGO.


Chicago March 5-Ca;tle-Today the
market was strong at yesterdays ad-
vance. but weakened a little AT the close,
beef cattle selling SGS0c higher than a.
the close Of last week Sales were again
on a basis OF g &yG4.T - for common 70
extra choice, with the bulk OF sales e.
g S0G4sp cows sold largely ~ S50JtsS.lO
and prime calves SUI bring >, -. de- plts
the largely increased receipts this week
Ssockers and feeders have advanced N
sympathy with beef cattle, and the de-
mand "a fairly active, WY Few selling be-
low 800. Texas cattle sell chiefly -
s315G8 - for steers weighing 80 70 LILO
pounds
Hogs-Recslpts we're not large enough
FOR the demand today. and prices were
strong at yesterdays closing figures with
some sales made higher. Common 20
choice drOves sold a. s. SSlf4l 70. c,l-eiiv a.
. 05ds. CO.. and prime assorted Lght
weights brought 3 1egr4. -. The offerings
continue 20 run largely 20 heavy lard hogs
Sheep-Thsre was good demand and
prices ruled firm Common 70 fancy
ing largely A. 81 ZQ3e1 ard led western
again predOuinate-i. LAMBS were active
a. 3 5O94 -. v--J- few sailing under GpJ.
Rsoe1pts-CatLA, LOO: hogs, 100;
49, KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. March s.-Csttls-Receipts
BOO. smpmerns, 100; market about
steady: Texas steers. - 6sa5.55 Def steers
8 l5G4.sS: native COWS, SLoRqs-s5. stock
ers and feeders. s3.06,1Sso.
Hogs-Rsceipts, 100. shipments. 30;
market weak. hezvies. ;5S9l1e5s mized.
3 sag 80: l91t =. 40fi9 ~.
Sheep-Rece.pts. LOO. shipments. 60.
market s-e<dy; nnuttous. S2-7Ja3-50.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. Mslo-h 5-Catls-Rsczfpfs. .
-. market active and strong. naive
beegez. . E5d4do. F-ockers afr4 feeders
3 E5lsc 90 cows and he1fsr1. g 0.,s5.As
HogE-fec-lpts. TOO market srro-z;
heavy. g. ssg4-O. mixed. S5-5gQ{ -. Lsht.
3 tDGa1o
sheeo-Recsiptz. : 90. market strong;
ratives q o. =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-06
THEY TALK PRETTY
MISS BARTON FINDS THB TURKS
REAL PLEASANT PEOPLE

She Describes the Interview with the SUBJ
lime Ports. In the Person Of the 1Etnss-
ter of Foreign Affairs, who orers Every
Facility for the Passage OF the Red
mains. With Every Safeguard Against
Danger OF molestatioa-COId Comfors
In store for the Party.
New York. March 5.-A letter trss ~
ceived by a member OF the American
Red Cross association from Mss Clara
Barton. dated Para, ConStantnopie.
February Is. tells OF the journey OF the
Red Cross party. which sailed from here
January -. and also contains the fol-
lowing:
The csblegram sent BY NIinister
Terrell yesterday afternoon 20 Secre-
tsry Olney which trust was made pub
lie. was the outcome OF a call IN tbs
morning upon the sublime Porte. In ths
person OF its minister OF foreign Affairs.
which was in every way as agreeable.
cordial and satisfactory as 8. could
have been made IN any country. Not
only was the fullest permission given
active and generous effort WAS display
ed toward making our endeavors. our
journeys. etc. safe, pleasant and as
easy as possible and also as productive
OF beneficial results as could be wished
Mr.. Terrell was very much grafESet
and seems very happy over our success.
10 which the state department. and he
contributed so largely.
As soon az an outfi; can be made
and passage secured. our men VIII start
for the .deSolated regions. Il VIII bs
colder and terribly hard for them. hut
that is what they came for. have met
several leading missionaries and other
American gentlemen here. II II hoped
that the massacres are over. but thIs
IS. Of course. uncertain. The general
feeling is that Russia has said 'eoou Kh-'
The distress and suffering through
want and sickness are described 40 be-
ing both enormous and terrible. Our
stops on the Journey at London. Paris.
Geneva and Baden. were short. ouE
very pleasant. and so full OF good feel
inS cordiahty and usefulness"
-Aiss Barton refers in the beginning
o. the foregoing 10 the message cskbled
by Minister Terrell on the 18th ur-. say
ing that the Red Cross had been ad-
mitted and guaranteed pro oection and
that the gates Of charity are now open
Since then these dispatches have an
nOunced that the Red Cross party had
left Zeltoun. where relief Is most urgent
" needed. by reason OF It's capture by
the Turkish army.
Miss Barton took with her many let
tiers of great influence addressed 10 the
Turkish authorities
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-06
THE WEATHER.

Wichita, March (.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair, colder Friday afternoon ana Ss-iuT-
day.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest ternperature was 81 degrees, the
lowest 3s degrees. and the n can 5 degrees,
with % inch OF rain before morning foi-
lowed BY clearing weather, freSh 70 ASnt
south wind. shifting a. r-5;at 70 northeast
low barometer.
Thus FAR this month the average tom
perdture has been - degrees
temperature for the moth OF March has
hzen "A degrees. and for the 5th day g de-
s-ees. FRED l. JOliNScN,
Observer
Washington. March 5-FoiloSing : ne
forecast up til .. m Friday
For Kansas and Co!o-eoo--E az s11
co.ce-. lor-herly winds
FAR and Sl-ga-ly cooler; Westerly WIGS
THERE never was truer saving than that
the man who dyes his yvlIskers never oe-
ceives ANYBODY but hinseI--Sonerville
Journal
ORDER II the court shouted the Judge
This IS the worst disgrace tA-s c0urt has
suffered since / was elecse1 70 TIE g-cse-
snip .'-India1apol JourDa-
Hr tat Is unSrateful has No guilt bit
one: ali of,,er crimes may pass for VIRTUES
- aiD--Eoung.
Tnr Innocence or tie intention abstes
nothing Of the mischief oI TIE example
R0oert Hal
Voc told ne sou and Harry loved al
sight Yes, but wequaErSsea CT ~eS -@-I-
aznsen-ITHlh-
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DRY GOODS MAKkEE

NJ YORK. March 5-Thsr- Ezs T-iz-
tiv.1r more spot business cong V.-l loi-
bers --sz1 18th cg-nrgl-sslDr rnErr nz---s- -
;lscu-1 "a SOL na-Tllse- - blFere7Sas VIZ
th- l------ From sz4eSu1=a e8 ere 1881
the orr-g- Tor pz1-sag= goods uer~ se-3s-
All -l= Np- s=--+s-l tzs-e-g sf-~ large -
Sros.,z-e ~ - p-r reEr o tie I-l-s To-
mzSe blue Ez-<ks by -he rer.uf z-sTn =
aIfracr.nE greater SsteDg-c1. - BE- ages
pFoeace- ~ nos ssz<s so< t~o zzcsz-.s 40
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NOTES Or THE DAY.
Fred Gercelon of Colwich makes a
tod secretary.
Judge Balderston was an interested
thectator at the convention.
Tom Trickey and Elmer Emery rep
resented Nulvane and voted right on
every question.
Among the strong sensible men in
The convention yesterday was Hon. L
L. Thompson of Kechi.
I, George Steenrod was the quietest
man in the convention and never said a
word or made a speech.
sam Williams made an eloquent plea
for colored representation and got eN-
actly three times more than he wanted.
know ii is uupurty 10 kick said
Caldwell, but that is my right as an
American citizen. Unpurty is a mighty
good word although Webster never
heard of IL
Among the Republicans conspicuous
for their absence We're Tiger Bill Hi.
Lewis. George Douglass, Rudolph Hat
field and some other unlamented dead
Patriotic citizens ran this convention.
r. r. Nermihon made good hit
when he said under three years of
Grover everything in the country went
into the hands OF receiver but the
government and that came very near
It."
T. c. Wilson said the man who was
the strongest advocate Of the Crawford
Couaty system worked harder than
any Democrat in the county last fall
TO defeat the only man nominated IN
der IL
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G-est fof AZ evezizg1-W-li sis RI
ting LIE, AID a. yoar vito has .Tcoss'i
h-rselt. I thizk ought 20 iea- zyssu
sway
Ro~:-Oh. 6on't hurry. ] sh2nt "a
upstairs for a. ho1r JET
You VIII zoty
s-Oh, Do Afse- uY vifs r--tz>s. as
-ayr allow plenty % tire for tAs Dec
to get WA-m-S. I. Weekly.
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LOW RECORD MADE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO GOES TO
FIFTEEN AND A HALF.

hares Of This Troubled System Attract
Greatest Attention and Score Their
Lowest Ever Made, Declining Four
Points to DO It-SaIIwsys and Indus
trials Divide the Trsding-Tobscco
Plays a star Part and Nets q Point or
London on Both sides of the Market
Governments Active and Higher.
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Terrible eoldi-. er4e1 NJ. TE4sS
man. - ID met tbs minister. -gv-y-
thing frozen ov.. a. lzs.. I'm crrtata.<
But fho minister shook hlA bad
doubttully.
"You mustn't naks tAss an eDruS<
for staying sway from chzrch say
Longer Ae szsd. wsruirgiy.
Ard Mr.. Tuek-raaa vzs hzR ~
down Tia Ets,st betozs DO ss~ ths .r'
pEca-aon CO it-Eocxso Trikz2s