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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27
4 School Girls Nerves.
From u. Hs,s Era." Gr.rn.osrs. ssd

months she hsd c~indled 10 Exsy.shfso
pounds She was thin and pale, and wa1
almost lifelcss. We did everything We could
fer her, and tried all ths doctors who We
thought could do bsr any good. but without
resGlt.
There was an old family friend near
Milford who had a daughter afflicted the
same way. and she was cured by Dr. VII
hsrs' PINK Pills for Pale People. They
came hero one Day 20 spend Sunday, ard
tksy told Us about their daughters case IL
IVES very much like Lucys, and they advised
Us 20 Try DR.. Williams Pink Pills for her.
We Rad no faith ia them, but were finally
persuaded 10 try the pills. We have never
been sogry for IL. They helped her st once,
sud by the time she had taken eight boxes
OF tie medicine she was entirely cured
She iook the las; dose in April, and has nos
been bothered since. She is now stronger
tsan ever. weighs ten pounds more than ever
before. ard her cheeks a-e full OF eo'or.
She can now crafty her ambition 20 study
and become N educated woman"
Those who are in n position 70 know, state
thst Dr. Williams Pink PILE for Pale People
Is not @ patent medicine but prescription
used for many years by an eminent prsetlsio1er
who produced the most wonderful resnix with
them, curing all forms Of weakness arlsing
from g wStery condition Of the blood o.
shattered nerves, two fruitful causes of a.
most every i'll 10 which flesh u heir The
pills are also specific for the troubles
peculiar 20 females, such rs supprssions
all forms of weakness. chronic eonsti rsEon,
bearing down pairs. ETC. and in the ca<e of
men viii give speedy relist and effect rsr-
manent cure in 81 cases arising f-om mental
worry oyerwork or excuses Of whatever
n.inrs They are entirely harmless AMI can
be given 70 weak snd dckly children with
the creates; rood and without the slightest
danger. DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold
L y 4
receirt of price, so cents q box or SIX boxes
FOR snsn fthey sre never sold in bulk or hy
The 1Oo), by addressing Dr. Williams Ae6t-
cire Company. Schenectady, N. \.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27
WOOL MAREET

Boston. Nov. 26-The Boston CONNER
cial Bulletin will say tomorrow of the
wool market:
The market has ruled more active.
Most of the wool sold will average Port
Philip at 81 and 81 1-2c, but over a mil
lion pounds were Gelong at 34G3Sc. Aus
tralian bas risen about a cent the
secured pound, and all domestice above
three-eigths blood have rallied slightly
from the recent reaction.
The firmer tone Of foreign markets
and the better demand for winter csoth-
ings are responsible for the improved
conditions % the market.
The sales of the week are 1,2s3, 600
pounds domestic and 4,5s2. 900 pounds
foreign. against $4,000 pounds doTnes-
tic and 2,7s5.ooo pounds foreign last
week, and 4,4S3,0oo opunds domestic and
100000 pounds foreign for the same
week last wear.
The sales to date show an increase OF
90, ,7S6, 900 pounds domestic and 20. I33. 200
pounds foreign from the sales to the
same date in 1896.
The receipts 10 date show en- Increase
OF 127, ,es1 bales domestic and $50, SIS for
eign-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27
COFFEE AND sCGAR MARKETS

New York. Nov. 2S.-Coffee-Options
opened steady, 107l5 points advance;
ruled more active on covering. following
announcement thst the Brazilian gov
errme-t had secured a 100000 pounds
loan en3 reported general improvement
in financial circles. supported By Id
advance in rate OF Rio exchange: up
ward movement checked by eno-noas
actual supplies and indications Of heavy
new crop contributions; closed steady AZ
net gain Of 1913 points. Sales 1870
bags. including December s5-25a52 %;
March s5ys07$5 .S5. Spot cores-Rso
steady; No. invoice 6 Is cents: job5ing
IS cents Mili-Quist: Co-dOva I-29
is cents; sales / 100 bags Rio No. Z. Sis
cents.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27
DEPARTURE OF THE BEAR
Preparations for that Event are Now
About Completed

Seattle. Wash. Nov. 26.-Prepsrstions
for the departure OF the -evenge cutter
Bear are about completed sni unless
some unforeseen delay occurs she win
weigh ancnor tomorrow afternoon. and
start on her mission Of mercy 10 the
Arctic Ocean 70 relieve the imprisoned
whaling fiset. A short stop VIII be made
al Port TOWNSEND. after which the Bear
viii proceed without further de,ay, GO
ing as far into the icy northern waters
az steam and wind will drive her.
Speaking today o: the success OF his
trip. Captain Tuttle said:
Il may no: be able To reach Sledge
Island, where Il Is intended - take the
overland expedition. M, thsre - anoth-
er place where think 1 can Land. ] viii
not say where Il IS. tO- t5e reason that
I might far
Captain TutGc - more rrT.fui Q, c1e
success % the expedition tnsn ne wss
Yaen II was FIST suggested and he -
very anxious to get started.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27

u@17
Eggs-Hgher: 17c.
40 oPork-Steady; standard mess. jobb.ns
.Lard-Higher; prime steam slo71s: choice
NEW YORK.
New York, Noy. S-Fiour-Receipts, two
days, 65.67S barrels: exports, 5,o44 Strongly
WheatGRece.pts' two doys, 5ss,5oo bush
els; exports, 1H,7l- Spot firm; No. !? red
$L0Ss- Options opened firmer on cables,
advanced during the day on big scare
Of December shorts and closed unsettled
at 12~0lssc net advance; December having
once mGie passed the dollar mark. Noven-
Der S.Ols; December. S.oO9e.
Corn-Rece.pts, two days, los, 20 busheiS
exports, 1A,2e5. Spot market firm; No. 2,
"a. Options opened firm on higher cables
and were generally firm all day with wheat
closing &c net higher; November, 32112; De-
cember. g.
Oats-Receipts, two days, 1856 300 bushels;
exports, 1N,71. Spot firmer; No, 2. 2sii.
Options dull, but steady all day, closing
unchanged; December, 25l2; February,
26%
California dried fruits-Evaporated ap-
pies, quiet and steady; other dried fruits
quiet. Evaporated apples, common, 5QTc
per pound; prime wire tray, "a; wood dried
prime, S1s; choice, s1z; fancy, $685.. Prunes
S1aQS1zc per pound. as to size and quality.
Apr:cots, Royal, 7GSizc per pound; Nor
Park, 9G11c. Peaches, unpeeled, 70lsc per
pound; peeled, 1203a
Butter-Receipts. 24so; quiet. western
creamery. HOB; Elgins, g; factory, nlsG
14c.
Eggs--Receipts. $3.50. Quiet: state and
Pennsylvania, 20925; western, %
BALTIMORE
Baltimore, Nov. 26-Flour-Qu!et; un-
charged; receipts, 1870 barrels; exports.
5000
Wheat-F:rnier; spot and month, s9AI
e9h; ecember, 1855 69es! steamer No red
93qGb- Receipts. 52,1s1 bushels; exports,
1900 Southern wheat by sample, s4de92.
Corn-Steady; Spot, 3Nz@32A ecember,
SZ1:AG521s; November or ecember, new or
Old. 32N@32s; steamer, mixed, 39Q3Jz.
Receipts, 30l.131 bushels; exports, 13e, 734;
Southern white corn, S4aS5; yellow, 339
&c
Oats-Firm; No. white western, $50
291a- Receipts, 1878 bushels; exports, 3o,-
CO.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Nov. 2S.-Wheat-Spot No. /
red northern spring, firm, 7s SD.
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eKRnAr--ISKsE DEADLOCK
Germany Takes Care - Make Her Demsud
Onite Unacceptable

London, Nov. 2e.-S9eclal dispatches
resolved here today from Shanghsi eay
that Baron Won Heyklng. the German
minister % China. ass presented % re
Chinese government t.1e demands u Ger
many for rs2s-atlon for ne recent rnur-
DER OF German missionaries and ne de-
str1ctlon of German mission property
These dsnaa1s include the discovery
aud execution % the mUrdsrers % the
missionaries. Mes and Hennie. the pun
isanen; of re inpiscated 9flcisis. -ss
reconstruc.soa % ne -lleeiou 3ul'ilng.
the payment % a. ia5sIDal.y q GO go
taeIs 70 ne -eIxe.ves q tae victims. a3i
also t5s payment q > heavy inteTunity
= cover the sx3ervss = Esss German pa
val expedition and ne nsslnf@rsnee q
he German so-ce a. Kiao-Chza BAY.
The Ch.esze K0yernnseu: replied tast
Ki3e-ChAs bay INST be evacuated BE-
f0-s the t,-nzn6s can - ssscasSs5.
Ba-Sn Won H~yk ing rEtazea - coDaEnt
= ;a4s. sn5 ssssi2ek Eas IRE rsssi;-
The .o-elEa diplomats tas spscisl o.
C-scaez su-1her snn1gnce. Eay thst f1s
0eS II co.di;ions sre irnDosEiois of az
csstznce sa9 lsey assert tast tasy xess
only y-esenf-t % sns3.s Germany % re-
tain K!zO-Caag aey ard . ex.ent north
wzxs her bod q Cninsze ssr-!;oTy.
L = reported Sat Cszzz K0y1z, ne
Chinsss Eho Vas e eeFamzr6 o. re f7T-
tlfieztl0ns al k-so-f.azg ksy ard Eao
surrendered 20 tie Germans EraOut aT-
ing q sh9t. aAz BEEN oo51s-nnsi % 6essh
- tss Cn!1=-e Ez- esDc1eil T1s wee
s1ys @ csn.ca- 20 Cas- a1@ Ssnk.nz
are tEying 20 pst toe ee1s- cffs1sss - :
2-spe- s-2re O. repair. Ei-e the visE q
preventing ss-fseg sszuses y CalnesT
ts-riTa-y-
Bsrii-. Ss~. as-Tas psrs-s.sat a.
leaes o. fhs geser-=snt rsys7s.EE -
.a.ea-.1.s .: ss<zS&sS - kszo-C@zu
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sravE CCrrFes nusr GO
Secretary Gage viii Uphold the Allen Con-
tract Labor Law

Washington. Nov. 3s.-Ths ARs,risn
minister today had sn Interview with
the secretary g the treasury tn be5sk
ot the fJ-ty-sss1t Austrian stsve cutters
recently s-rssied in Mississippi an3
Tennesss= ar violation ot the alien cor
tract Izoor lax. !; Il not thought t7z,
the representations made we're soricient
% change t-e sec-st.-y's determination
n direct -.rss- 5er-o-rats1r1
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27

behaved well. being very steady. and
rolling and pitching but a few degrees
Her high free board forward adds great
y not only TO the compfc-t OF the men
but TO her seagoing efficiency and the
power ot firming her guns under all cir
cumstances. Altogether, her seagoins
qualities appear TO be excellent The
speed made was 13.45 knots. but this
was under natural draught and with a
poor quality OF coal. The machinery
worked well in every particular"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27
Ehe aua pau Eaete saurday yoruiue Uouennb ~

affecting the speculative position Of partic-
ular properties. The payment of the in
stalirent of over S3.oc0.Oo Of the Union
Pacific purchase money was accomplished
on last Monday, without any disturbance
OF the loan market, and whatever Interests
in that connection refers to the disposition
of the Kansas Pacific division, the fore
closure sale OF which takes place on De-
cen.her Is, no definite arrangements hav-
ing yet been reached between the govern
ment and the reorganization committee.
Loncon has not been a factor CT any i'm
portance in our market, though selling
from that source has been larger than the
purchasing
TREASURY STATEMENT.
Washington, Dec. G.-Today's statement
OF the condition Of the treasury shows.
Available cash balance, s2l5, l49.A5s: gold
s156, $3.50.
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SsI, ss.soa's coIi.e- Bs-Iae.

Nex York. Nov. - 9-Professpr Bents-
min l. Wheeler. The advisory member o,
ne Cornell Athletic council. = Ia tie
city FER a few dayz
II vas underat5od tnaf Professor
v-beessr has come % New York - oen-
fe- with some Yale parties relative %
me cszllenrs which Yale ts reported 20
have 6s-.ge5 % Issue % Cornell fos snl-
vers.ty Des. races nsIi season. Prefes-
cor Wheeler g8id:
Il an, net here - see sny Ysie les.
Tne ruth % rs nsrt.er j. thst Yale has
10; a. yet stn; cur sssisgl- council aoy
c5sasnE- 20 52zi race. a1fsossxa 4 -
known mat ire Tais s.oIni are conze-
eng TIE advissbilify q sgch a sfsp.
an nsre - eonfS- zita corne.i s.ssnf
sn5 % secure fhslr opinion az q What
=il D. CornslI'e best Doiscy ia case sscs
= casBenge - received 81 %.
Cornell. being ne champion tbs ysAg.
viii rot .ssGs eny cazlknxss Dat 9iii -
zEilnz 20 Fox AHA aay ore Eso v3ii
row vita s@r ao1 i.nDoss no sstasy eoe-
dlt'ons- In az or15s 5ssifT - asetzssn
HI os made ~ regard q rac<s anfi trs
b~ys aninz % tas ny. cofisxe tern w.sn
c0-asB vii be EiIii-x . ressivs srs con
s31sF a. proysslt.sos sor fzcsS aszf ssa-
s1n.
carbrsags. H.. Sov. ss-csesssa
Goosrsea o, - Ha-vagd c--.. szs -
czsves w5-3 f-vsn Yaia tsat tae eo1sss
q. Ssx I>oa87o hss baor cA1<ea 80
tas Jzss racs- Es'1 Harvzs3
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27
DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York. Nov. 26.-Tlere has been
no pronounced fall in prices. on. con-
cessions are still made in order 20 et-
feet sales OF 1.rtcvn goods. particularly IN
staple cottons. In WOODEN and worsted
lines. ooth IN mems wear fabrics ari
dress goods. the market is well sustain
ed, but without heavy orders for season.
able goods. IN staple cottons, both
brown and bi.ached goods are still ex-
ceetingiy quiet. Print cloths continue
very dull at unchanged quotations.
Manchester. Nov. 25.-Cloths and
warns quiet and s.es6y.
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COFFEE IS WAY Down LOW
Sales of the Past Week Have Been Some
thing Enormous.


New York. Nov. 2s.-As result q. the
war nox being waged between the Ar
buckle Coffee company and the W9olson
Spice company, the sales of c9ffee dur
ing ne week now ending have been FAR
in excess of any similar period during
the past year. Coffee brozs-s declared
today tnat t.lei, sales have been dou5le'.
TIE Wool.on Spice company. which Is
controlled by tae Haveneye-s. IS ser-
ing Rio No. A. cents per pound S5t
10 oe oG:5one, ths ArbuckIes have made
a reduction in their prices. Coffee is
now cheaper than !; has been since BE-
fore tie war. say the Old dealers. sni II
the fight lasts there il no telling waat
price II viii go Tor. Another reason f5r
ne low price is 20 De found in -sse
enormous quantity of green aeGf5 now
here
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27
FUsIoNIsrs FOR HANNA
Vote VIII stand Eighty TO slx,y-Fivc on
Joint Ballot

Cincinnati. Ohio. Nov. 2s.-At the re-
cent election the fusion ticket. which
carried this county, contained nine Dem
ocra;ic and five Republican members Of
the Legislature. There has been some
doubt as TO how the Republican Custom
lists would vote on joint bsllot for Unit
ed States senator. Al a meeting of these
fusioni.ts here they decided 70 vote for
the Republican caucus nominee. which
will make the legislature stand eighty
Republicans 10 sixty-five Democrats on
iOint ballot for senator.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27
BIG BarrLEsaTP IOWA
IL Just Absaf the PsTfecssoo OF FIghf-
ing Machine

washington. Nov. 3.-Ta- naval tEs9i
5oasd hss nzte a rspoTt upcn the r->snt
tao days tr!al 0f nas big 5stties5Io IsEa
e. seq. ;ast thoroughly -sstains Comm
do-e DcEsy'z e1nHent rAst the >ai2
5zs IS fine tyse . ship ot Asr class
a. tSere is In the TS-ld- TIE 5c=-d szys
IN pa-S-
The weasel uas=- al circumstances
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27
MEETING OF METAL WORKERS.
Wire, Nall and I;od sIsnufscturers Agree
To Corsolidate In,erexra


Cleveland. Ohio. Nov. 25.-Information
from reliable sources in Cleveland is 10
the effect that the protracted meeting in
this city during this week, attended by
nearly all the big producers Of wire,
nails and rods In the c:Untry. an egree-
ment to consolidate was virtually reach
Cd. only one concern remaining TO be in
duced TO go in. The combination will be
the most immense over attempted and
will affect the entire iron trade. In or
der to avoid the fate ot the old wire nail
pool. the rod mills viii be included. a.
well as number OF steel-proiucing con-
Germs. J. P. Morgan OF New York -
mentioned es Chairman OF the board OF
directors OF the new company. and John
W. Gates, president OF the Illinois Steel
company, as president.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27
K.ntuosy M.tson st.kss divided.

Louisville. Ky. Nov. S.-The svent OK
the trotting meet 20 be given BY the
Louisville Driving and Fair association
IN 1895 viii be me Kentucky Astron
stakes OF $4,000. for soais OF 1896 Thls
stake has been divided and vii oe cen
tested mex, ysag end the year following
OF he money ofT.r. 5000 viii 90 20 ths
2-year-o,is that trot and 1900 . the 2
ysar-olds that pace. wsiie the remaining
s. .oSo wil 80 20 the s-yesr-olis that tros
in 1888. The entries nave psen remark
ably gooa and his stsiss mex; yssr viii
be one % the best favored Of the seasoo-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27
DOLLAR ONCE AGAIN
fE0BMBER WHEAT GRAZE5 TIE
MARX AT CHICAGO.


Being Due Largely to a Quarter Mil
lion Lump Purci,nse Effect of the Area
Increase in the Kansas Crop Report and
Price Current's Est.mate-Northwest.
ern Receipts Disappointing to the
Bulls New York Reaches Three
Eighths Over the Dollar Mark.
Chicago, Nov. 26.-December wheat
sold at dollar about 11:3o today. A
bulge started in that option about ten
o'clock which carried 1t up steadily to
p. Il was current talk in the pit that
The covering which started the bulge was
done by bunch of small shorts, as trad
efs known to have out heavy lines show
ed no signs Of stampeding. The immedi-
ate cause of the jump TO 81 was the buy
ing OF about 250,000 bushels by Counsel
man & Day. After that price was reach
ed, however, the market dropped back
Very quickly to 81 7-sc, but another
spasm OF covering sent It up again TO
IS 7-Sc. December bulls sold heavily on
the swell.
Liverpool was up pence on spot and
a-491 pence on futures over wednesday
et the opening Of the wheat market here.
On this account prices started firm and
ct 1-S cent advance. There was consid
cradle selling OF May for a time on the
Kansas state crop report, which made
the area 16 per cent over last year and
the Price Current estimate that there
#as still 1Oo, 10000 bushel. of wheat
available for export. Northwestern re-
celpts were again disappointing to the
bulls, who have been looking for a fall
ing off up there for some time. Mime
zpolis and Duluth reported 1,542 cars for
two days, against LIPS last week and 554
Z year ago. Chicago receipts were 17s
cars
THE DOLLAR IN NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. 2e.-After several
reeks Of unsatisfactory markets, dollar
wheat" In the speculative acceptance Of
the term, was realized on change today.
Tne December option early attained that
and soon passed il, reaching 81 90 3-S in
the afternoon, which was also the final
price. A bad squeeze" Of the shorts
was chiefly responsible for local strength
although higher cables had much to do
With the early advancing tendency of the
local markets. Exporters bought only
moderately Of wheat, but took about 7O0,-
300 bushels Of corn today. December
wheat ranged from SS 5-Sc to S1.003-S.
and May from "a 3-4c to 96 lac, closing
at 96c.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27
sagar-Raw firm: refined steady.
The worst cold I ever had in my

The wo-st cold I ever had IN my lie
was cured BY Casmserlai1's Cough Rem
e5y,'' writes W Il Norton % Suffer
Creek. Cal This cold LEFT me with =
cough and I was ex2sStcratinE al the
time The Remedy cured me. and want
81 90 my friends when troubled win a
cough or cold to Use i. so- IL VIII Do
them good" Sold oy druggists
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27
THORN TRIAL ABBREVIATED
State Rests, without Having Again Pro
uzced Mrs. Nsrk

New York. Nov. e5--LsEye,s H1Es
and Moss. who have diligently defended
Martin Tao-r. me: today x:ia serious
ani unlocked 20. oS.cecle wEae1. after
brieS adjournment. District Attorney
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27
THE WEATHER..

Wichita, Kan, Nov IS.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinsy:
Cod ana fair Saturday: warmer and fair
Sunday.
During the past "a hours the highest tenn.
rersture has been IS, the lowest %. and
the mean 81. with clear. cold weather. with
a fresh north wind. rising barometer and
with the colGest evening OF the month.
The river remains very low, g foo: on
the gauge.
Thus far this month the avs:age tempe-a-
turc has been IS.
F'or the past nine years the average tern
perGture for the month OF November has
been A, and for the 26th lay, 90.
FRTD l. JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. Nov. 2S.-Forecas; for Sat-
ur6ay'
Kansas, Oklahoma and In3ian Territory
Fair: warmer IN western portions: north
e-ly wtLds, becoming souther,y.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27
BANK CLEARISGS-

New York, Nov. 2s.-?he following table
compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the total
cIearances at the principal cities and the
percentage of increase or decrease. as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO.

The following official range OF prices on
grain and proviEions at Chicago is furnish
ed by the Christie-Street Commission Co.,
Board of Trade Room, Sedgwick Block.
Wichita. Kan:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27

The Cravens' chestnut colt Walter
Head. ridden by Sloane, and Richard
Croker's brown FLY Rhode were among
the starters in the race for the Eglington
Nursery handicap. but both We're IN
plSced.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27

Toissso. Csls. Ncv ss-sana<i =. Tsn-
aer. ate cao.als = es-sszy e. SIX
issa;a ia.ani-y. osl5 Esss7ssl Cssr4.
cas-xsa xisa e-noszzIn< $50 x tss es1-
9zsT.s fsnis. as 10y ss-tsaeez - s-s
1ec.se-sl1sy tor f@=ss ysz-a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27

May Wheat-Puts, 9211s; calls, 81.
Curb this afternoon. 1915.
May Corn-Puts, 2ess; calls, 29&.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27

Ean.a Rora. Cal. sgg. - as-Tse shos-
-an3 spectators xisn@s@s1 q snxy5y
gam fhss sttsrroos 81 sees fss rsiss-
aso-es sns to AH-Aasssicax. Tas Bss
tizsg-ez a~at ar - al. c.ssnlzx -
sss- runs r. - sesf isnlaS Tss 1ass.~
play = jennings rzs ias sssi X fa@ 30
Seers.
baltimore .-.... ......s1fse 2ss8-s
Aii-AaaericsEE 80. <..esil l2s1s ~
fszsts-s=s-EsgsG ar Esossa7es RAMS
s-s sn.ta
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27

Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. yestd'S Gs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-27
LIVESTOCK Markets

Liverpool, Nov. 2S.-Wheat-Spot
red northern spring, firm, 7s SD.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-06-04
Rlne Ride. near RiIeysYIIIe.

The farmer, i'm this section are busy
blowing corn. and the wheat crop looks
very promising for the coming harvest.
The bark contractors IN this section
are an about through getting their bark
together.
We are sorry TO say that Mrs. Cool is
very IN at this time. and that Mr.. John
Cool has sick child. Mr.. Edward
Clatterbuck also has child very i'll.
Little Ada Gordon, daughter Of Mrs.
Bette Gordon. died on May 23rd, aged
siXyears and six months. May slstaln-
inc grace be given the mother 70 bear
Tie heavy stroke.
Mr.. Frank Cool. OF Pennsylvania,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
John Cool. he is the gentlemen who
owns the large body Of land in the Blue
Ridge mountain known As the Overall
tract
Hog cholera /, raging ia this section.
Mr.. John Cool lost fifteen head, Ed'
Clauerbuck large number AMI other
farmers the same.
Messrs. VIM. Johnson, ir., and John
Devers left last Monday for Davis. W.
a.. MHtlt llliN 'Al''N ~ 't'' -
ment for the coming season. WINE
number OF other. lef, some time ago for
the same place, so il is not Shenandoah
BOYS alone that 90 10 Davis.
The writerh has not heard yet the result
of the election I'm shenandoah county,
but would say to the defeated candidates
that had they taken the plan adopted
by Mr. II. c. Knceley. Of Page county,
thev would have been elected. Mr.
Kniceley got the young ladies to 90 out
and electioneer for him. and through
their influence he won hands down.
We are still having cold weather III
( this section. and the people are yet SIT
] ting around the fire although il is the
/ LIST OF June.
The earlier fruits are all frozen, ana
we had few little snow squalls one Gay
last week on the top ofthe Blue Ridge
The Tramp.