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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-05-25
Kansas City Stock.

KANSAS CITY, May 25.--Cattle-Re.
ceipts, $500; market steady, to 10
cents lower; native steers $500
4.90; Texas steers, So. 501S4 So; Texas
cows, 81. 75@4.25; native cows and heif.
ers, S2900465; stockers and feeders,
$3.250$5.25; bulls; So 5004 90.
Sheep Receipts, 1000; steady; lamb bs, +,
50 75@6.25; muttons, SO 50@4 90.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-05-25

Matanzss to MarIel. west of Havana,
ss n it's i,nch1nged. The American
qusuro'' continues to maintain 4 strict
|, % ka'e. and for five days there has
b-rI ia lighting and no incident worth
n II z. The fight of Moro Castle.
aH1'ich = is supp 'sed ha b'en burn
itg " night for the benefit of the Cape
Verde tlrf, uader ADMIRAL Cervera,
was rx ing,iished M"ndsy night aud
has not since been lighted
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CUBAN INVASION INSTANTLY ORDERED
Europe Wants to Ask for Peace but We Must Have
the Islands:
CUBA, PUERTO RICO AND THE PHILIPPINES

and perhaps by the United States
troops, will be practically starved; but
the military and naval forces, appro
priating all the food supplies, would
hold out longer.
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blockade Unchanged

On Board Associated Press Dispatch
Boat Wanda, off HAVANA, May "a:
via KEY West, May 25.-The situation
on the blockade, from Cardenas east of
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-05-25

New YORK, May 25.-Money on call
nominally at 115 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 41a@5H per cent.
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Soldiers at Chlokamauga.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. ;, May 25.-By
actual count, the number of men now
in Chickamaugs Park is 38,884. There
are thirty FIVE regiments of infantry,
two cavalry and three batteries of
artillery.
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To Cut the Last.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-It is expect
ed that the last cable connection be-
tween Cuba and Madrid will be cut to-
day.
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Metal Market

NEW YORK, May 25.-Sllver, 571S
Lead. $780, Copper, H..
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II you are in need OF letter Eheads bill
heads or in fact anything 10 the job print-
ing line, send to this once for estimates.
1se, IT
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PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATIoN

WARRINGTON, May 25.-President's
proclamation:
WHEREAS, An act of Congress was
approved ou the 25th day of April.
1898, entitled IAN act declaring that
war exists between the United States
of America and the Kingdom OF
Spain, and whereas. by an act of Con-
gress entitled "An act to provide for
temporarily increasing the military
establishment OF the United States in
time of war and for other purposes, .
approved April 22nd, 1898; the Pres
ident is authorized. in order to raise Z
volunteer army to issue proclamation
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Chicago Grain.

CHICAGO. May a5.--whsas, May,
81. 20; July, $1.12A.
Corn.-May, 81; July, 34L.
Oats.-May, 271s; July, 24H.
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More v.luntesrs Called.

WASHINGTON, May 2s-The Presi-
dent has issued proclamation calling
for $4,000 more volunteers. This will
make total army strength of 28O,0OO.
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h sll lss Nurseries, an1 dl-
verss brsnchss dons - II
shssId - st TnH OPTIC Ssb
Resns-
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IF THEY ARE THERE.

KEY WEST, Fla, May 25. .-Commo-
dore Schley and Rear Admiral Samp.
sen are believed to have Admiral
Ceryera within reach, and if the Span
iards are in the Santiago harbor,
they can be blockaded and starved out.
A single heavy American vessel can
hold the harbor's narrow exit. through
which the Spaniards could emerge
only singly.
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soHLEY TO WATCH THEM.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-At 945
Secretary Long said no word had been
received regarding the bottling up of
the Spanish feet in Santiago. Yet he
says he fully credits the press dis :
patches, and has reason to believe that
Admiral Cervera is cooped up in
Santiago with Schley outside.
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Our regular S5c hose, a hose that forO . II
quality and wear can't be beat-goes atA Q ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-05-25

Ladies fast black hose seamless, an Oh
excellent value for 18c will be sold at H2O
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NO DETAILS.

PORT AU PRINCE, Hayti, May 25.-
The report of tho arrival Of the Span
ish Cape Verde feet at Santiago de
Cuba, is correct; but it has been i'm
possible to obtain any details.
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Ladies Hermsdorf dye, fast black hose, the
kind you always pay 25c for you can now buy
Six pair for ONE DOLLAR.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-13
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES

Spee- & Mclaughlin OF Viola were OF
TIE market with 3 car OF mixed hogs,
selling u Bennett
Wm. Wiley OF SedEwick was among the
late arrivals with a car Of medium hogs.
seu-ns % Dold for the top OF The bulk
Robert Hall Of Bentley was II with
car load II hogs Of fair quality, selling a.
the Top Of the bulk
joe Scott Of Peck was a shipper Of hogs
on the early market OF medium weight
and fair grade-
Campbell * Horton of Caldwell were on
the market with q car OF mixed hsavies.
Y hich also brought the top bulk price.
selling readily.
Among the receipts yesterday were two
double deck cars OF goats brought up By
Forrest from The graz.ng pactures IN Old
Mexico and billed 70 Wichita for Chas.
SouthNarI. There were 5SS head in all
The shipments ouc last night were TWO
cars OF feeders billed b. Robbins % Ten
PIE a. Eureka
The Dold Packing company each day
add 70 their already glowing record foC
increased sales ana business done. Yes
terday there were four cars or mixed
packing house products shipped from the
1obbing department. and two cars south
regular contract stuff. Besides his there
are now booked for immediate shipment
fifteen cars Of straight staples. and tais
comes from the FAR east. as lar as Buff
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STEADY TO 3 HIGHER
Fair Supply of Hogs and
Quality Ordinary.
TOPS UP TO S3.42 ~
Cattle Market Steady With
Good Demand.

The hogs market yesterday was quoted
as steady TO five cents higher. The run
was fair as TO volume, but below the day
before by about 800. The quality was on
the average considerably mixed. There
We're very few really good hogs at the
yards. and the top load was one arriving
late the night before, and held over. Top
~ loads were al the ebb and several
cars witha good per cent Of fair TO good
hogs were too literally sprinkIed with
either lights and thin inmatured stock or
Else with coarse sOws and heavies. There
were docks also thar trimmed down the
average OF some cars one bad OF sixtv-
one light weights carry1n eleven piggy
COWS. Other cars likewise possessed preg-
uant sows and rough stays The average
weight Tor the days run Of car stuff was
q pounds, seven pounds under that OF
the day previous. when more fat hogs OF
better weight were in. The demand was
a all times good. Dold eagerly taking all
the best Of the car stuff and a good line
Of wagon trade. and paying on the aver
age five cents higher than the average Of
Tuesday. Bennett was a liberal buyer Of
the outcuts and lights, his purchases be-
ing Of all classes and sorts which come
under light weights. Some cars which
were reported cue IN on late trains did
not come, although the call for hogs was
sufficient 70 keep all the various interests
a. the yards waiting for them until q late
hour These belated arrivals will be re-
ceived today and disposed Of early. The
high grade Of the hogs received Tuesday
had inspired the buyers with the fond
hope that more Of the same would appear
yesterday, but IN the majority of cases
This was a disappoin tment No hogs suf-
fered any from want Of attention. and al
the close Of the business the hog pens
were empty More even medium fat
butcher hogs would have met with ready
sale, and il was az all times possible for a
top even five cents higher to be put on the
market had hogs arrived good enough 10
receive IL. The trade for the most part
was brisk 50 far as there were hogs al
hand TO deal in, and n active morket rul-
ed during all the actual trading The
bulk on Tuesday was within a five cent
limit, all the best hogs selling we'll I'd
toward the top notch. Yesterday the
range was more along normal lines. the
various shades Of grades showing sales
At all prices.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
Chicago Oct I2-There was lively
movement among buyers of cattle today
and most sales ruled ten cents higher
Choice steers S5-3oG5. IS; medium. 81 40G
495: beef steers. S400G4 s.: stockers and
feeders. s3.0cq4 70; bulls. 81 49a4 %; cows
and heifers. 81 5pq425; calves. S3.OOQ5 .;
western rangers. s3O0di5o; western
feed steers. 81 0Gd4 So; Texas s.. 25G5. %.
Owing to the determined bearish attI-
tude taken by packers It was impossible
TO put prices OF hogs permanently higher
but there were reactions from time 10
time and the market ruled strong a an
advynce OF about cents Fair TO choice.
s. 721.G9 60; packing lots. S3.40Q5.I0; butch
ers. sS.5sg3. %: mixed $ 1913 s.: light S3.45
G3.S pigs. 8. 75ass5.
Trade in sheep was brisk and prices held
steady at yesterdays advance. Inferior
10 choice sheep. s.. 5HG4T5; western rangers
s. 5ca455: feeders $. aG95. 20: poor to prime
lambs, s4.ooa500; western feeders. s4Sog
500.
Receipts-Catae. ESQ; hogs. 300:
sheep. 1900.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas city. OCT. I2-CattlNReceIpts
Official. 1870 natives; 400 Texans Sup
ply largely range feders Dressed beef
steers, UQkGGET STOCK ana SDCs4 sly le LeeU-
ers active steady prices. Common feed
ers unevenly lower. Choice heavy steers.
525G5. 80: medium 81 7095. Is. light weights.
+cE5 3. stocksrs and teeders. S.25tt475.
butcher cows and heifers g 75G+. %; west
ern steers S3.l5G450: Texas steers s3.oo9
As: Texas butcher cows, S2.704E3-25; can
ming stock S1.IeQ2.65.
Hogs-Receipts. Official. L. 40. Liberal
supply. good quality. Packers and ship
pers active buyers. cents advance IN
prices. Heavies. SJ.f99275; mixed. $500
$40; lights s. 5eE3.s5.
Receipts, Official 1883. Supply
too light 20 satisfy demands Trade very
active Firm prices. Native lambs, SIS
ass. native muttoas. si3lE+ -. western
muttons 8. 01C4 %; western lambs. HS9
50: western feeding lamos AS e4-s1,
western feeding sheep gao, western
stockers xeJ1S5.
ST LOUIS
s.. Louis. Oct E-Ca;:le-Rsceipts
S. so. including 2ooo Texans; market stea-
dy: native shipping steers. S+saGS.3S.
light and dressed beef and butcher steers.
& - Us .: stockers and :e-3sVs Se-Gi-oe:
COWS and heiters, s. oJSr4-7i: Texas and
Indian Steers. s.. 15Gt2J
Eogs-Recstpts 5aoo; market steady
and active. Packers. S5.s5sl3 ~. butchers,
s. ScE5 :.
Sheep-Rece.p-s, 1850. market steady:
native nutons. 53.'5li51. lambs. s. sasi $
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THE POT CALLED THE KETTLE BLACK"
BECAUSE THE HOUSEWIFE DIDN'T USE
SAPOLiO

Mrs Mary Schooner = vs-y io- a. ne
han. % hsr son Wal lzi1 Sorsa Fourtn
av--u-
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on ousiu--s
4 T Ch.rry a s1v Hy1nE wf's -. s-4->-
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rene zgsng.
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from Ten Gays vfsi vito eTssrscs sas
r-sa-V@a Ia K4f-z~s cay
Gorge EnEltsa ros inro ~; -1rA ~
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al vas tsz1y 5>ai@1 -
Geo.. sad ducks are r--orf-s - - vs~v
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TIE G---s Pet Il soffb IAEr-ao-
sr-rsss az su-srsat1irx - - 8~-st oe
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8szsrz 5saa u. Davis sns 3 = 2sa-
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f-1ns 40 n Ezzszs CO z@-r. tnsg
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-13

GRAIN RECEIPTS.
Cnicago-Wheat B9 cars; corn, $40; oats
ga
nneapoli-Wheat, ST cars
Kansas Cfty-Wheat. II cars
St. Louis-Wheat, lib cars.
CASH GRAIN.
Chicago. Oct. 1.-Cash wheat No. red
ssqG7c; No. 3. s+Qs5c: No hard. So. ds6c
No. 3. e4G65c; No. northern spring. $50
sc; No ., 65l4c; No. spring. 63Qs5c.
Cash corn-No. 2. So14q2e2.c; No. 3. S0a4
G9o1to
Cash oatsNo ?. 22iAc; No. 3. 211-c.
Cash fax-Northwest. SIC: October.
sO1@c; December. sol4c; May s2&c
Chicago. Oct 12.-Butter-Firm; cream
cries 13dcOc; dairies. 12Q17c
Eggs-Fir1n; fresh, 14l1c
Live poultry-In fair demand Spring
chickens. Sc; hens, &c; turkeys, 7d9c;
ducks. 612q7c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Oct. 12-wheat-i11Isc
higher. active; No. l hard, s4G66c; No. 2.
621s44c; No. 8. 591zd624c; No. red 6Sa
SIC; No. 3. 621aq64c; No. 2 spring. ssh I59c:
No. 8. 5slzd6Oc.
Corn-Mixed. higher; No. ?. 2s1zc; white
lower. No. ,. 27@4c; No. 3. 2624c.
Oats-Steady but slow; No. white.
22lad26i<c-
Rye-Firm; No. ?. Soc.
Hay-Firm. slightly higher; choice TIM
othy. 81. 1910; choice prairie. 500.
Butter-Creamery higher, I9a2lc; dairy
Is cents
Eggs-Ffrm; fresh 131zc
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis. Oct. I2-Wheat-Highe No.
red. elevator. 7Oc bid; track lie; Oct.
Tic asked: Dec, 67asc bid; May, s7ssc ask
ed No. hard. 65Gssc.
Corn-Higher; No. cash, 5o1zc bid: Oct.
BIC asked; Dec. 29lzc asked; May. SOFA
Sossc asked.
Oats-Firmer; No. 2 cash. zo1ks bid. track
&c; Dec. 232sc asked; May 34l4c asked.
No. = white, 2sasl1c.
Rye-Steady. 47lsc-
Flaxseed-Nominsl. s7t-@
Pork-Better; standard mess tob5ing.
SIS.
s75.
Butter-Unchanged.
Eggs-Steady. 10.
NEW YORK.
New York. Oct 2-Wheat-Receipts.
1T ss; exports 20 415. Spot easy: No
red 73Ssc {. 0. b. aioat. Options closed
unchanged TO &c lower. Sales included
No. May closed 70isc
Corn-Receip,s 10s s51: exports HIS.
Spot steady; No. .. 57l4c Z. 0. .. afoat
Options strong early, closed unchanged 70
&c higher; May closed Sc
Oats-Rece.pts 50 600: exports loc55
Spot strong; No. ?. 27Izc- Options DUH
nominal,
Butter-Very firm; western creamery.
l5flE1 &c: E1gias 2liac; factory 1IIzGIHsc.
Egg%F1ra; western 17lzGISc.
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CATTLE

The cattle market yesterday was steady
with a good run Of separate punches Of
small sizes in, but total OF receipts rath-
Pr small There were more different cat
he sellers on the market yesterday, but
their lots were usually small The cat
tie offered were about all OF the various
classes. there being cows and heifers.
stOckers and bulls. al ranging from COM
mon and ordinary to good fat. plump
butcher stock. There We're buyers for all
that was offered and the cattle division
was active throughout the day. Besides
the actual transfers for the day on the
open market there were two cars of good
framed feeders shipped out last night
by Frank Robbins for Greenwood county
for special order fattening. There has
been OF late a lively trade in local cattle
affairs, every day showing a very fair run
Of small Tot stun on sale from surround
ing farmers and StOckmen. There is n
good cattle market right here now. and
il is very rare that any offerings go beg
ging, the fat butcher stuff being espe-
ciallv IN demand al all times, the local
packing call being always firm and strong.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-13

willy Spaniards; Mckinley. VITO. II states
manship and political craft. has aston
iShed even dis most intimate and life
long friends, called forth tie iaost !av.sa
praises from every quarter % TIE civil
ICED world. IS condemned and criticised o.
by your representative But re does say
thai Mckinley IS honest; honest but
weak 7 should have thought THAI Sinp-
son had not repeated MS statement ]
should have thought thai re mad allowed
Leedy and De Lone 20 s;a2d a.oEe in
making that charge
But one think dc give Simpson credit
for. ne has struck me wal issue o; this
campaign Shall we stand With Mckinley
or stand with his critics. Stau We vote
20 Garzss and emba-rzss' Mckinley CT
vote 20 sustain MIN? This Is the domi-
nalt Issue OF this campaign
IN carrying forward his government;
20 meet It's destiny and 70 meet and solve
the grea: problems growing OF; ot this
war. Mckinley needs your sympathy ard
support Do you think the PopulisI party
could run things better? on VIVA; toIlyi
There is no Popullst party except in
Kansas. Georgia Democrats showed il
under in thar state by iy.0l1 majority on
the So iay Of this month I see tie Ken
sas City Times gloaCs over the great DEM
ocratic victory in Georgia over Populism.
Again, Mckinley is president and VIII
remain SO for more than two years Yes.
wao doubts that ne VIII be president for
SIX years yet? Who could have done bet
te r:han Ne? Out troubles with SPAIN
possibly with other powers. grow * out
% the wa are not over Yet. TIE Oregon
and tire Iowa-the Iowa, the Iowa, there
had been no Iowa If Simpson could nave
prevented 1.-THE Oregon and the Iowa
are on their long journey TO Dewey. SOL
diers are soon TO sail from San Francisco
10 Manila What for? Not to conquer
Spain: Oh 10, Spain can hgS1t no more
She is already conquered. But these good
ships and their brave soldiers go 70 stand
by Dewey. 10 upheld the flag in the Orient.
10 meat any emergency tnai offers. TO see
10 il that Dewey's great victories shall not
be thrown away.
God mas pointed CT: to US the Orient
There are five hundred millions OF people
in the Asiatics. Russia. Germany and
France are and have been struggling for
years TO secure a footing over there
When rhis county offered It's treasure and
blood in the cause Of humanity. God in
a moment. revealed TO Us the way 70 the
trade OF these millions. Since we stood
ready as a nation TO respond 10 that oi-
vine sentims1t: InasInuch as re nave
done Il unto tie least OF these my hre;h-
rem. ye have done It unto me- the way
toward the wealth OF ne Pacific trade
was pointed out Since we stand for
Christian civilization and against barbar-
ism. a new light has come 10 Us and
new way pointed out by which We may
extend our civilization and our commerce
70 the les fortunate lands beyond the sea
And although Il may not please your
congressman, and although II may not
please Germany. France and others OF the
powers. Dewey Will not sal away from
the Philippine archipelago until our foot
ing over there is secure nor until the way
for our commerce in tue Pacific is nm
ished-'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-13
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
IS GETTING The FUNDS
Rev. Won HeFrIieh Meeting With
Splendid Success.


Rev. J. T. Won Herrlich- rector OF the St
Johns Episcopal church. who isnov IN the
east securing funds 20 l;auidsts the In
d=btsdness outstanding against the church
is meeting with a great deal Of encour-
sgement There Is now sonnet hing IKE
S5.oo5 TO be raised and there Is every ine1-
ca ton that Rev. Won Herriich Will % able
TO obtain thar sum from the charatiabiy
incline IN New York and Boston. Rev Voa
HerrItch left here IN the lartsr part OF Aug
ust- He first vtxted Newport. then 20 New
Y0rw city. and ne Is now IN Boston. nav
ing gone there during the las; few days.
He has already sent a chsck % Mr.. r II.
Brown. treasurer % the church Tor
handsome amount IN his letter % Mr.
Brown he reports very encouraging pro
grezs in hi. work and says that he has
every sssuraucetdat before ~ returns thai
he viii have the desired amount
II he a successful 10 is more than likely
that this faIl entire new DeWs vii be placed
IN s. Johns church and that the steepl.
wiH be erected. thus giving ne mzEnif-
cent ediece q more handsome appearances
han ever
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-13
WOOL MARKET

Boston. Oct E-TAe American Wool
aud Cotton Reporter NJ say -oiuo~roa .
The past week has bean = very dull and
unsatisfactory onA some negotiations
have been p-adl-g Which nay result n
more business II me course ot a week o.
two. but the volume % sSle. azs been
even smaller than rhac q TIE preceding
week one wool house reports that =
co-.d have done oye- - 30 dollars worth
Of business Il 4 had chosen % come down
n its asking price but L declined 20 g.
so. Other instances are cited Indicating
the frrlnsss with which wool - seus--
ally he.6 by the trade. although there
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bad cold which settled on my lungs: cough
set in and finally terminated in Consump-
ton. -Four Doctors gave me up. saying
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-13
THE WEATHER

Wicaita Kan. Oct -
Local forecast for W.ca.,a AID vicinity.
FAIR ard colder Taur-isy-
during ire pas a ho1-s the highest
Temperature mas been So ne .0Tes- s.
and ne mean Sc with warn genera, p
clear weather. brisk south WIND sh.f-i7E
al n.ght 20 gentle Hortl wa -ls1g bar
ounets-.
Last year OF this date ths correspond
ing ts-up s-stl-ss we're SIS ard .. ard
two years ago they we're =. g and -
Thus szr This month ths average TEN
1e-sture has hee1 =. o. ABOUT e-Ehc de-
srees daily above II normal
Fer TIE past ten years ths average
temperature for the month y October
has been = and fo- TIA IZla 1zv .
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
Washington. Cct --FC-sczst for
THURSDAY
Oklahoma and indian Tsrrit7ry-Fai-
cooler. northwest winds
Ka1sss-FeiT; vz-iza'. wins
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-13

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