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Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
Qutnnta.
Stasretbaupsien notansss.

Siblieere fanbtes Der / Gbttago
1000 Butter, iom folste Gisarrsttsr;
MI finbes Der neppe 200. Dsnne glGs
beige 5oranbrins til bet gsors maa
tiIfripes gsls.n af gpraaoets 9sis
2ic.nie J%oranbrins. G9rsrne Deb be
oHentlise Stolsr timber en- beoreO pfsrs
isl hos be at gsrnene, ipm plsisbe at
befatte Zig meb Gisarretregnins.
On e~uuorsaaria.
Sames 6. Mears I Ga Strange, Gbiz
caeo, fplpte fine 100 aar / Wianoass.
gne hans Ianbsepner sr 9Ooe; tun |
be iibfte Muaneb.r bar ban pGret noget
itrdl til SeIfe. San lrlsr itabis og
bolber Hittis unoerrettet ON gssipen'
bebernss Gang. timber 2tncolns Ies
miniitration bar ban poitmsfter I
Sinsboro.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

9e uotomne Wummere al "Geb
Nrnen" fan erbolbeS for 15c
trtra.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
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Saa min Srooers 5sS % bpio
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Solot paa AZ tiltnge uagtet Observation-Disclosures
8ehanoltng. sans aH9 blep itiut, og han
funoe life trRoe paa 5ooeu. Sl par 6aH9e
for, al ban ior alle Sioer iluloe hIips en-
9rebliHe. Cite hsrte reg ON Selbreoe!ier
peo 0poo's SGrlapdrilld es raaoeoe min
Mlpser Ill. at ban Tube ioriDss Den. Otter.
at IAN bapoe taget ben en- Sio. uar ban titano
til HoeH SiGlp al gan omtriug / &Rreliet.
vi ueoblep at gipe BAN pools Sariararild,
% M Ct han belhreoet. Saaret paa Sooen
er belet III. % Spoo's Sarlaparilla holoer
ham irtlt % iuno," Wiis Rarp Mas.
carte, aurora. 3noiana.
Hoods ~Sarsaparilla
,r Ten behke - / Sirfelisbsesn ben susite ianse Blob.
Reuier. SrlaeS / ALE Sras stores. 81; iey for Is.
H0gd'S Pills ss' sr.St. siay a sss' issnsH
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

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os 9llt ipnss at tpbe pad, at 5olist si,r
Manssmob Os Wanosbi.rt.; b, sr ogs
iaa bfialst at en- Part gntbuVasms
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

Sate. Ifosbe fpGbts / i'm 1ib Gpuntpz
asierr@Gmbeoebst. Ere af hans 0stre
er 9stepiebe til lutberIts pr9iter, os
tire al Ssnnerne er Eager.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-24
WONDERS AT A WEDDING

Wonder IL it is going to be a fine
day.
Wonder II I can manage 70 put in
one more quiet smoke after breakfast.
Wonder OF the best man will miss his
train get married TO the bride, or mixed
up with the bridesmaids. offer me a Gig
arctic instead OF the ring at the criti-
cal moment, put my hat in the pulpit or
some other inappropriate place, or what
he will r5e up TO.
Wonder why 1 have got such a tre-
mendous appetite at lunch. I've been
eating for three-quarters OF an hour and
am still hungry.
Wonder how much longer II will be
before her father turns up with her. I've
been acting as general pew-opener 20 tbs
congregation for the last half hour
Wonder If my old serge suit is really
too habby 10 60 away in.
Wonder il we. and the blood reia-
tions. and the company generally. will
part friends after being dragged into
the wedding group to be photogra phe1.
Wonder IL I've forgotten 20 invite
any of my third cousins twice removed.
and how many people will scratch at
the last moment.
Wonder Il / have got everything
packed.
Wonder If all the luggage has gone
on first
Wonder II We shall catch the train.
London Punch.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-24

point lower; ruled featureless and inactive
throughout the forenoon with prices re-
stricted to range of 2 points. A; II o'clock
the market was quiet, with last nights
fiEsl figures current. Indifferent cables
were responsible in a measure for the in
disposition of the local contingent 10 make
new ventures. Only few scattered Wall
street buying orders were needed to offset
almost record-breaking port receipts
Sales during the first hour were limited
to 5000 bales. Closing quotations: Spot
steady; middl:ng uplands, 1915; middling
gulf, s 1-l6; sales, 3O2 bales.
Futures steady; Sales, I9i,40o January.
s.7e; February. s5.75; March. $50; April.
s5.5; May. $3.50; June. S.s5: July, $50;
August, $500; September. SOC: October,
s6.0l; November, $5.63; December, s5.65.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 2.-Cotten-Steady
sales 500 bales. Ordinary, "A; good ordi-
nary. as; low middling, 15-l6; middling,
5A; good middling, 5ls; middhng fair,
5 1916.
ST. Louis. Nov -Cotton-Quiet; mid
ding, sis: Sales. 30 bales; receipts.
S,3Si
Galveston, Tex, Nov. 23.-Cotton-Quiet;
miGdling, ) 7-l6
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-24
HEIGHTH OF THE VOGUE

Despite rain. Monday is always a "a
vorite day with fair shoppers. and yes
terday vas no exception. There were
Brisk sales in fancy wares for the Yule-
tide. in household goods and in warm
fabrics for winter apparel
The melton cloths and new coverts IN
castor. gray. green and blue shadings
are particularly popular for tailor-fin-
ished gowns.
The handsome plisse goods-woolens
covered with wide black braid 10 simu-
late horizontal tuckings-are vastly ad-
mired. but these. alas, can be INDUCED
in only by the neighooring plethoric
purse.
Very pretty etamines. basket cloths
and canvas weaves. in winter weights
are displayed.
Boucle effects. too. are in evidence
ana these are exceedingly pretty with
velvet accessories.
Cashmere in fine qualities, and In
dark. medium and light slfades are sold
in quantities this season f1r evening
closks and for chil1ren's pelisSes The
usual garnitures are fu- and Lace. some
times an ediit'on OF baby riobon On
cnildren's garments.
Charming color effects are noted in
pain cloths and barre novelties
Satin is considered tae "tbe" trim
ming for fancy wsis,s of plaid velvet
II one cannot afford 70 give two or
tnre= dollars for any .. the exquisite
novelty goods. a beautiful gown may b
made ot comfortable. stylish Scotch
caeviot az seYenty-five cents or dollar
a yard.
IN place of b-oadcl5tns for tailor
gowns. many women % fsshiol prefer
the materials kr.sS' as "1naniEae1
wocls." These are new ard eesiraois.
coming IN various Beautiful s1ades q
brown, blue and gray.
-
Fs- general xesr. tse bes, fabrics arc
eame.'s hair. tartan s13 pain eaevio;s
Then ~ afternoon Rgxns and coz
tunes tor special OCCASIONS Te have
handsome sanaz7a c!sta. u3elang sn3
drzp d'ete-
For "HEa t5.let;es" nothing ned y
sad in favor = Toe caaruiax PoTs5s-
dsu- slixz. oeazaiines. taSsta. gr0@ g
Tours. Lyons bF11afslles and 5-ocsse1
peza De so.e. These speak ~ then
selves.
Ahnos- evsry form q g-scs,sl Slspisy
= psssg5le S1;h c7e new sr-n1-s crew
lots. <aica are O. I2vsly weave sni ter-
tzrs.
20 evening" wear one ssss so-ns
hsn9soae qualities - ps1sa. veiggrz.
ve.:se1 ard satin sn8 sszns rssisalaE
zsrast8ree. zzsoaxxl :se-n beaag s3an-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-24
NEW CHKISTMAs THINGS

Sauce boats for mayonnaise dress
ting shaped like the delicate white leaves
OF lettuce.
jam pots of rich blue under glazed
ware.
Vases in American coiSonne, the
ground work OF copper, beautifully ena-
meledin richest tones Of color.
Frames. opera glass bags. card cases
and pocketbooks in hand carved leather.
Imported from Germany.
Silver card cases. elegantly wrought
with ali the skill Of the engraver.
Bags and pockets Of bead work, 50
dain;ily made that one instinc1ively
feels glow Of sympathy for the eyes Of
the maker.
Swedish tin in ewers and basins.
plates and mugs, that deceive one into
the belief that they are silver.
Vase Of cut glass with a Soupcon OF
coloring.
Plates OF Royal Dresden which are
worth a small fortune each.
Clocks for milady's boudoir set with
jewels.
The most exquisite linens, double
Damasks With their satin gloss, and
towels with exquisitely embroidered
ends.
silk ssshes and vests from ST a
set up.
Imported umbrellas with handles OF
ivory. exquisitely carved.
Work baskets. with complete outfits
in silver, costing upward from 800
set.
-Muffs. with their masses Of fur and
flowers. velvets and ribbons. with such
On inte-ningiing Of lace thst one is at
hc.'s wits end to analize them.
Tommy, who was Joan of Arc:" asked
the teacher ''Noah's wife" said Tommy,
,,.b, - considered Great m guessing
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-24
LIVESTOCK Markets
CHICAGO

Chicago, Nov 2S.-Cattle-The small pro-
portion OF good fat shipping cattle sold
readily at firm prices, but commOner kinds
moved off slowly at barely steady prices.
Sales were on a basis OF s3.e09i4.2 for COM
mor dressed beef steers, up to s5.00G5.50
for choice 10 fancy shipping cattle. Few
sales were made above $5.i5 and the bulk
OF the offerings sold al very low figures,
with northern fed Texans in demand at
3.9Od4. 10. Fed westerns sold at S5.90QiS0.
AMI occasionally around SEQ. and the few
range cattle sold at about last weeks fig
ureS. The stocker and feeder trade was
fairly good, the call being chiefly fo- me-
dunn weight steers and a few lots went
as low as $So0GS-20 Cows and heifers sold
better than last week, and canning lots
were bringing higher prices. Calves We're
steady. The top price for cattle today. $50.
was paid for sixteen head OF Christmas
export steers. that averaged l.3SS pounds
This is the highest price paid in a long
time.
Hogs-The market for hogs was slower,
and prices averaged a nickel lower than
yesterday morning. Sles were made at an
extreme range of s5.2od3.5. heavy packers
selling at S. a9G3.40. and prime shipping
lots at S. 50Ts55. The bulk OF the hogs
sold at S.i9aS.52iz; and pigs sold largely
AT S.l5d3io The late market was active
and firmer.
TIE market for sheep and lambs was
stronger and prices were about % cents
higher, sheep selling al S2-7Sd4.15, for poor
to prime. and lambs selling al A-eff9- %
Choice sheep and lambs were very scarce.
Few sheep sold UP TO sis5 and few lambs
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Nov. 2.-CatIle-Receipts
l5,coa. market loc lower. Texas steers. 2S5
Sfi 10: Texas cows, s25eG3c0; native steers
S. sT4 e5: native cows and heifers. $50
zoo; stockers and feeders. s25Sl4 3 bulls,
s. i0I3e5.
Hogx-Receip;s. 25.oco Narxet 10 cents
lower or heavy receipts Bulk OF sales
s. SS73 Is: heavies. 0Z2t-ES2S: packers.
S. 3l7c. .3sls: mixed. S.5GS4e: lights s. i5T
3,s71e: yorkers. s. s513-55iz: pigs. SesdS -
SLeep-Receipts 49n Market firm.
lambs, 81 eSd5-75; muttoas. $. sslis ~
ST. LOUIS
81. Louis, Nov S.-Recespt spts-Cattis =
80. OF which 100 were Texans. Market
steady 70 strong for natives Texans
steady: native shipping and export steers
s44935.5: Eg1c and dressed beef and butch
er steers. s. Ss7is6: stockers and feeders.
SSfI4ysa: CONS and heiferS. s9otsT4-Ss;
Texas and Indian steers. grass. S.95sI1 &.
fed. A1S: CONS and h=Ifs-s. SssG31
Hcgs-Receipts. 7.5no Marke. cents
lower Lght. SAsG2.s5; m.xei. S.ssGS55;
heavy &4sGG6
SAeep-Receipts. sc Market strong Ma
tive Tluttcas. Ssesfi =: lambs. s. S4E-I5-So.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-24

New York. Nov. 23.-The dry goods mar
ket shows quiet results in all grades. In
staple cottons there IS no change in the
dullness of last week, and in woolen goods
of all descriptions the market remains firm
and without feature. Jobbers are getting
business only in limited amounts and only
where they are able to make concessions
in prices. Collections continue fair. There
is g. slight improvement in the market for
knit goods. underwear. hosiery, and the
Ike, the firm stand taken by manufacture
ers and the variations in the quality OF
goods having made it obligatory upon buy
ers to trade at figures more in line with
sellers than heretofore.
Manchester, Nov. 3.-Cloths and yarns
steady with moderate demand.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-24
In Towns About
Arkanaas City.


From the Daily Traveller.
Last evening the house at BOZ South
First street was discovered to be on
fire. An alarm was sent in and the
department responded promptly. The
fire was extinguisned in short order
and the damage will not exceed S. or
80. The house is insured for 81 900 and
Is occupied by MT. and Mrs. Frank
Thompson. The fire originated from a
the floor.
The chrysanthemum show has closed
and the following tells who got the
prizes:
The finest cfrysnthemum, regardless
Of color-Mrs. Eva n. Brown, first. slip
pers, Salisbury; second, Mrs. l. c.
Brown, jar of olives, wickliffe.
The best grand collection-Mrs. Eva n.
Brown, red hat, Pierce's millinery; sec
end, Mrs. Covert, china plate, Hustler.
Best red-Mrs. Lindsay, first. fascina-
tor, Almighty Dollar store; second, Mrs.
8. E. Baillod one pound of best tea,
Aroenert Bros.
Best boquet Of cut f1owers-Nrs. Eva
n. Brown. first, silk mittens, Newman
Dry Goods company; second, Mrs. Eva
y. Brown, oysters, Birds.
Plant having the largest number Of
perfect blos.ons-Mrs. Eva n. Brown
Silver ornament, Politics.
Largest perfect Fblossom-Mrs. Eva N
Brown. picture, Duff & Repp; second,
Mrs. Stryker, hood, Wolf & Steinnan.
The best smooth variety-Mrs. Eva Y.
Brown, penknife, sipes.
Best incurved white-Mrs. Covert, tea
Pot. Union Hardware company.
Best reflex white-Mrs Mcdowell.
picture, first Parry, Reynolds & Co.. !;
second, Mrs. E. L. Mcdowell, box sta
tionery, Cree's Drug company.
Best incurved pink-Mrs. Roebuck,
first, gloves Squiers.
Best reflex pink-Mrs. Eva ". Brown.
can Of lard, Rushmore; second, Mrs. Nc
Dowell. pickles, Rushmore.
Best incurved yellow-Mrs. Mcdowell,
Traveller one year.
Best reflex yellow-Mrs. L c. Brown.
ladies' hat, Cox Millinery company.
Finest ostrich plume pink-Mrs Stryk-
er, fist, silver plated picture from, Cre.-
cent Jewelry store; second. Mrs. Scott.
celery, Willard; booby-Mrs. Allen, but
ter dish.
Best Pom Pom pink-Mrs. Abbott.
music portfolio, Fitch Music store.
Best Pom Pom whfte-G w. Vaughn,
one pound Hecla coffee, A P. Hutchison.
Best seedling-Mrs. Scott, oil stove,
Chicago store.
Best quilted variety-Mr.. Eva N.
Brown, bon bons. Franklin's.
Best outside of list-Daisy Moberlv
box Of stationery, Eddy; second, Daisy
Moberly, oysters, Willard
Mrs. Lamb, first, baby's mittens-
Wolf and Steinman.
Mrs Covert, balby's boots-wolf &
Steinman.
Mrs, Bennett, baby, boots-Kolf G.
Steinman.
Mrs. L. C. Brown baby's vail-woK G.
Steinman.
Incurved pink, extra over afl-Mrs.
Covert, Democrat one year.
Mrs. Williams-Pickles.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-24

|
| New York, Nov. 23.-Today's market for
stocks was a reversal Of yesterday ana
] presented nothing but the operations OF
room traders, outside Of few stocks. Tne
list generally shows some net gains, on
| the covering of short contracts made yes
| terday. There was continuance OF tne
| strength shown vested in the Northern Pa
cific stocks, especially the preferred, wnicn
rose 1sk per cent by the close OF the day.
| METROPOLITAN Street Railway and the Rub
Der stocks also displayed strength and gain
| ed over point The strength in the Rub
| Der stock was due to the rumor of pro-
posed absorption of a competing company.
Consolidated Gas was ntably weak all day
In the doubt which is persistently kept
alive concerning the prospects for merging
local gas companies. 1t showed an eX-
trcme decline of 61a points, but recovered
part of this. Brooklyn Union Gas lost a
point in sympathy. The stocks OF the
American Spirits company showed ex-
treme weakness on the reports OF demor-
allied condition of the trade. The common
stock fell during the final hour to point
2L per cent below last nights close and
the preferred 37s per cent Both stocks ral-
lied, but very feebly. The coalers also
inclined to weakness, though they showed
some recovery from the lowest There
was some selling of Mon Pacific.
The total sales of stocks today were 49,
600 shares.
United States new fours rose u per cent
bid, and the old fours, coupon, and the
fives, registered, declined u per cent bid.
New fours, registered, and coupon, E71s;
fours, 1l2B: coupon, 114s; twos, sS1s; fives,
registered and coupon, III; Pacific SKIES Of
'98, 1925
FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS.
London, Nov. Z.-Bus.ness in American
securities was not active today and prices
varied but little The market closed steady
with a generally light demand
New York Nov. 23-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says:
1.-The stock markets here were neglected
today The mining settlement shows an
increased account and SITTER rates because
of the rise IN money. The same remark
VIII probably apply tomorrow at the gen.
eral settlement. Americans opened dull.
but closed firm.
'OThe Paris and Berlin markets were
quiet
LOANS AND ECHANGE.
New York, Nov. 23-Money on call NOM
inai at 11EQ2 per cent; prime mercantile
paper 3A0l41z. Sterling exchange steady,
with actual business In bankers bills at
s4S5Izl4s59s for demand and s4.S2s4 AS
Ior sixty days. Posted rates. A.SSl2q 4.s6la;
commercial bills, A.s2; silver certificates,
5S65S Bar silver, 5sA; Bexican dollars,
457s
TREASURY STATEMENT.
Washington, Nov. 23.-Today's statement
of the condition of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance, s2l6, ,503, ,5S; gold re-
serve s156. 5o5, 40.
Washington, Nov. 23.-The available cash
balance in the treasury today was increas-
ed by sl3, go, making the total $l6,503
5S5, the increase being the amount recetv-
ed on account of the sale of the bonds in
the sinking fund ofthe Union Pacific rail-
road.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-24
Winfield.

From the Daily Courier.
The motion by Chis attorneys for a new
trial in the case of the state against
Harry Morton, charged by Agnes Baker
with statutory assault, was overruled in
the district court this afternoon by
Judge Burnett. His attorneys excepted
peal the case to the supreme court. The
court deferred its sentence.
The. football boys are practicing about
twenty strong for Thursdays game and
out Of that number the boy, think they
can pick team that will be invincible.
Wellington has a strong team also.
Philip Daily died Monday night his
home in Geuda Springs. The funeral
will occur at 10 O'Clock Wednesday
morning, Rev. Mcneil officiating. Mr.
Daily was an old soldier, formerly a
resident Of Winfield and is well known
and highly respected here.
The bond Of L. w Sears. who was
awaiting sentence in the district court
FOR violation OF the prohibitory liquor
law, was declared forfeited in the dis
trict court this morning. The amount
Of his bond was $500 and James Jordan
was mis- bondsman. County Attorney
Stanley says he learned this morning
that Sears had left town. taking his
family and all his worldly possessions
with s1im and had gone to Oklahoma
with the avowsd intention OF never re-
turning TO Kansas, at iesst as long as
Mr.. Stanley is county attorney. Sears
occupied the room first door north of the
st. James hotel. He was convicted at
this term Of the district court and was
released under bond to await sentence.
The penalty under the section under
which he was convicttd could not have
been less than 500 and thirty days in
fail. and might have been $500 and
ninety days in Jail.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-24
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. yestd'y
May Wheat-Puts e624; calls, Sl%44;s.
This afferrnnr GIL

May Wheat-PutS, %e4; calls, S>4a;s.
Curb This afternoon, S1A.
May Corn-Puts, 29is; calls, 29fs.
Chicago Nov. 23.-Cables were Id higher
this morning, and we opened about &c
higher. On some good realizing later, our
market declined a half-cent. The market
regalned the loss closing with the advance
sustained Russia's latest advice shows
that the rye crop condition is favorable,
Notwithstanding the fact that the London
Times says that owing 10 crop failure IN
some districts of Russia, the distress is
very great. 1t seems that the official eX-
ports from New York up 10 last week, for
the past five months aggregate only about
i, 100000 bushels while the reported en-
sa@ernerts for the same period amount 70
nearly % 000. eco bushels, showing that these
reported engagements have either been
greatly exaggerated or there IS still great
deal of wheat to go out on old contracts.
Receipts in the northwest again today ran
over those OF last year about 200 cars and
this fact continues TO be surprise TO the
bulls The situation tonight looks quite
strcng and most OF the commission houses
are getting over 70 the bull side OF wheat,
sCme of them talking eXtravag gan<ly high
prices. Speculative trade, however. con-
tiues dull. Sell it on buiges and buy on
the breaks. seems to be the fad In corn
the situation is unchanged from yesterday,
is is also the market. practically unchang-
ed. There are reports of good engage
merits and the only surprise IS THAI corn
is not in better demand at the low price.
and that II does not sympathize with wheat
II its strength today. TIE provisions mar
ket was again weak. There was some sell
ing by the Chicago Packing company.
Shorts were the best buyers Trade IS lin
ited. We are rather inclined 10 think ribs
should be bought, and pork perhaps would
DO 10 buy on the wesk places. but receipts
are large. and that means good deal at
this season. There was roth.ng doing or
Importance by the big piurgeTs.
CHRISTIE-STREE COMMISSION co.
CASH GRAIN.
Chicago. Nov. 26.-Cssh wheat: No. .
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-24
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS.

New York, Nov. 23.-CoffeAOptions
opened steady at 5G10 points decline under
renewed heavy movement at Rio and
Santos, weak European markets. absence
of spot demand and Indifference Of spec
ulators: rallied on partial recovery at
Havre and covering in anticipation of
Thursdays holiday; closed barely steady
5G10 points net decline. Sales $500 bags,
including December. s5.O5a5.10; March, $50
ass; Spot coffee-Rio dull: No. invoice.
6ls: jobbing, 69s. Aiild-Dull; Cordova, sls
q14c.
SUgar-Raw firm; refined firm
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-24
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Shippers.

Shippers.
J. B. Brownback of Corbin had up one
car of hogs.
Charles Dorsey of South Haven, had in
one car of higs.
Thos Meyers of Wellington was here
with one car of hogs.
j. NJ. Ratcl,ff of Cunningham marketed
two cars of hogs.
NJ. II. Brooks, OF Anthony, had one car
of hogs on the market.
Grace Bros. of Cheney were here with
one car OF hogs.
James Miller of Viola had one car of
hogs on the market.
Adam Huffbausr of Mulvane had up one
car of hogs.
l.. NJ. McCra cklir of Derby, had one
car of hogs among the offerings.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-24
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