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San FraRstsso. Aug. q. AevuFilne 10
report from washiagtoa ansoex ths
troops s""a 10 h. mustered oat arr ~
California hattaltea n artillery and the
Firss Washington valHnteVrs. new sia.
TONED here. and the extra haslaIlsa 81
this rsgimsat now In the state Of Wash.
'nE'0n COLONEL wholIey. ssmmaadiaa hi.
regiment. however, doubts The rrpaSt.
In the event that The washinatanians
are mustered out the New Yosksss now al
the Prcsi'ilo epset 10 do garrison duty 81
that pat " they fail in their eg5osta 10
JON the halaaev u the regiment IL Hon.
olulu.
ueneIsl Merriam IL expected hack from
Honolulu by September q, and, aesast.
ing 70 the prevailing opinion 81 The army
headquarters, the Philippine tfooy- here
WI 10 then mustered out and Oenenal
Smaller return TO take his former place
at the head u the department Of Calf
iornia, General Merriam returning 10 ths
department Of the Columbia.
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THREE MEN ARE SELECTED
DAY. DAVIS AND FRYE CHOSEN
Three Of the Five Members Of the
Peace Communication Are KnOwR-
The Two others WIN he An
nounced rats Week-Are Coed
Men.

Washington, Aug, 2S.-Senators Davis
and Frye spent two and half hours IN
conference with the president this morn
ing, The two senators then called ON Sec
rotary Day, who is to be chairman OF the
peace commission.
Reticence is observed respecting thu
conference, which went fully into the de-
tails OF the American position at the COM
ing meeting in Paris. The senators re-
manned closeted with Day for an hour and
a quarter.
As a result OF the meeting, it can be
stated with positiyeness that Day, Davis
and Frye are members OF the peace com
mission. 1t is understood the remaining
two members will be announced by Sat
urday. At the meeting the general plans
Of the commission as to proceeding %
Paris were talked over and an under
standing reached that the start will be
made between September Is and 20 The
sessions will be held in the Salon dts
Ambassadors.
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new York Aug. ga Dispatch to u,
Herald from Madrid Says:
mere ia growing feeling Of irritation
which has been discussed fully in mini.
tFrnl circles. at the failure Of the C,,I,,,
insurgents To respect the protocol and o,
uer Tor cessation Of hoStilrtiss. An ian
Portaht Political Parsonage Sid,
u matters are continued thus. spa,p
whl IND herself compelled to atom m,
repatriation Of troops now in Cuba mi.
~. .ne United states could give guarantees
that Spanish interests will 10 ssipvu,YIs,l
from the Piraticdl inclination Of the in.n,'
genta' 'e "'se''
Inc matter is at such point. that n N.
insurgents continue hoatilitiss. The o.
t'hnent, according 10 the most importa N,
."' ''' will give orders N ths
spanish troops TO take the ofTsn.i".
against those insurgents who do md ~
spect the protocol. NV w
horatio :. Rubens, counsel for The r.,
"a" delegation. s'id II was possible ths.
sha,l bands Of Cubans were -till goh,,n.
N inc interior. There are no tsIsnhons
~ telegraph wires running over The 4.
'.nn ana he thought II possible that sons
o. The bands were not aware Of The - -
ton Of hostiIitiea. '"' ee''N''
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wiz DO DouhIs Dutr.

Washington, Aug. 23.-Admiral Samp.
son will retain command Of the north Al.
lantic feet, notwithstanding his service on
the Cuban military commission, and Ad.
minl schley will continue in his present
naval command, although serving tenn.
Porarily on the Puerto Rican commission.
This statement was made authoritatiyely
at the navy department yesterday.
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nEAFNEss cas- Nor nn cunrn

BY local applications a. thsy can not reach tha
diseased portion Of the ear. There 10 AMY 0na
way to cure deafness. and that 10 By eonsttta,
lional remedies. Deafness IL caused By an tn.
famed condition Of the mucous timing OF ths
Enstaehian Tube. When this tubs l. tnhanasi
you have q Fumhltnn sound imperfect hsaF,
ing. and when u Il entirely closed. Deafness ID
the result. and unlsss the Inflammation eah b
taken out. and this tubs restored 10 tEa normal
condition. hearing win DO destroyed forever
ntns eases out Of ten Arv eaassd By CataFFh,
which - nothing bat lnAamsd eOnditisa u
the mucous surfaces.
We will give one Hundred Dollars tor any
ease Of Deafness teaussd BY eataFrhJ that can
not Be- cured By HANS CAtaFrh Ours. ssad sos
circulars free.
Y. J. CHENEY q Co. Tolsto. O
SOLD By DFuEKiata. t5c.
ualrs Family Pills are the bsae
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San Francisco, Aug. ea.-The steamer
Belgie brought the following;
Honolulu, Aug. l2.--Precisely at eight
minutes to IL o'clock today the Hawaiian
flag descended from the hAgstaffs Of all
the government buildings, and exactly at
five minutes to the same hour the stars
and stripes floated ON the tropical breeze
from every official flagstaff.
The ceremony Of today was most i'm
pressive one. To hear the strains OF
Hawaii Ponoi" for the hast time as a
national anthem, to hear the bugle blow
taps as the Hawaiian ensign sank from
its position, and to notice the emotion al
many who had been born under it and
had lived their lives under it, was sol,
emn-
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NORTHWEST COMING EVENTS
Dates of Future Meetings I'm the
Pacific Northwest.

Montana republican convention, Helenl,
September "a.
Flathead county, Montana, democratic
convention, Kalispell, September II.
Spokane fruit fair. October Ais.
Montana democratic. silver republi.
can and populist state conventions, Ana
conda, September Fl.
Montana democratic state convention,
Anaconda, September 81.
Montana X. Of p. grand lodge, Deer
Lodge, September Fl.
Shoshone county tIdaho) republican
convention, Wallace, August 30.
Stevens county republican convention,
Colville, September /.
King county republican convention, Sc
attic, September l6.
Walla Walla county republican eonven
ton, Walla Walla, September II.
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MILES COMING HOME.
Arrangements Made for work oI
the COmmIssion.

Ponce, Aug 22.-General Miles has de
eided to leave with his staff for Wash
ingtOn in a few days, possibly tomorrow
He will turn over the command to General
Brooke.
Miles has arranged matters generally
with Captain General Maeias, prepara-
tory to the meeting Of the peace commits
sion at San Juan. Macias, while main.
tanning the outpoSts, Is steadily retiring
his forces to the capital preparatory to
embarkation.
Mail communication between Ponce
and San Juan has been re-established, and
the overland telegraph wires, which have
been severed, will be connected immedi-
ateiy. All that will remain TO do, Miles
says, will be to secure an inventory Of the
government property there to be trans
ferred to the United States.
Maeias has shown the best spirit. He
Is anxious to cooperate in bringing about
the evacuation at the earliest moment pos
sible and Is placing no obstacles in the
way Of the volunteers returning home.
Order Prevails at san jean.
New Iofk, aug "a dispatch TO the
Herald from San Juan says:
Order prevails, although some eviIly dis
posed persons are trying TO stir up racial
and religious differences among the .gnor.
ant portion Of the people The sooner the
commission arrives 10 settle matters and
dispel doubts the better for the future.
The streets are filled with furniture
laden carts returning from the suburbs.
At the palace and other government build
ings the work Of packing the archives l.
going on. Telegraphic communication was
opened yesterday with all parts Of the lei.
and.
1t Is still impossible for large ships 10 |
enter the harbor and there have been no |
importations. Some scarcity Of food sup |
plies exists. The mines in the harbor have |
been raised 80 as to allow the ships TO en-. |
ter.
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AIDED BY MRS. PINKHAM,

Mrs W E. PATTON, youngstown
North Dakota, writes about her stru1-
gle to regain health after the birth Of
her little girl:
DEAR Mrs. PTNKHAM:-It Is with
pleasure that I add my testimony to
your list, hoping that il may induce
others to avail themselves Of your val
liable medicine.
After the birth Of my little girl,
three years ago, my health was very
poor. l had leueorrhea badly, and 3
terrible bearingdown pain which
gradually grew worse, until 1 could do
no work. Also had headache nearlv
all the time, and dizzy feelingA Mem
situations were very prOfuse. appear-
ing every two weeks
took medicine from a good doctor.
but it seemed to do no good. l wna
becoming alarmed over my condition.
when / read your advertisement in q
paper. sent at once for q bottle of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
ponnd. and after taking two-thirds of
the bottle felt so much better that I
send for two more. After using three
bottles l felt as strong and well as any
one.
% think il Is the best medicine for
female weakness ever advertised, and
recommend it to every lady l meet suf-
fering from this trouble"
Maternity is wonderful experience
and many women approach it wholly
unPrePared- Childbirth under right
conditions need not terrify women.
The advice of Mrs. Pinkham is freely
offered to all expectant mothers, and
her advice is beyond question the most
valuable to be obtained. If Mrs. Par.
ton had written TO Mrs. Pinkham be-
fore confinement she would have been
saved much suffering. Mrs. Pinkhams
address IL Tvnn Mac
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xRY ALIENS RO0R-RAan.

4 powder 10 be shaken into the shosA
At this season your feet feel swollen, neF-
s SoG.' and bot nGs, and gst tired easily. II yoa
Aliens Foot Ease. Il eools the feet and
makes walking easy. Cures swollen and
eWeating feet, blisters and eallous sposs
Relieves coFns aud bunions Of all pain and
gives rest and comfort Ten thousand tss-
nmoniAls Of cures Try IL today. Sold By
all druggists and shoe stores for 2oc Sent
~ mail for sc In stAmps. Trial package
khkk Address Allan q 0lmstsd. l.
Roy. New York
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But then came the bright call for rails.
ing Old Glory and the strains Of the
Star Spangled Banner broke forth -
that banner was unfaFled 10 the breeze.
Then the cheers broke forth. and eyes
which had been dim for few moments
became bright and ightened up when the
stars and stripes blew out
The Ceremeaiea.
As soon as President Dole and his
cabinet came from tho executive building
to the platform, the justices Of the SUI.
preme court followed, and then Admiral
J. N. Miller and United States Minister
Harold NJ. Sewan came down the steps,
followed by Captains @. H. Wadleigh Of
the Philadelphia and s. NJ. Book Of the
Mohican and their staff officers. and
Colonel Barber Of the First New York
regiment.
The ceremonies opened with prayer by
Rev. G. l. Pearson. pastor Of the First
Methodist church Of this city.
United States Minister Sewall thea
rose, and addressing President Dole, who
had risen, presented him with a certified
copy OF the joint resolution Of congress,
annexing the Hawaiian islands to the
United States.
President Dole answered, acknowledge
ing the making Of the treaty Of political
union, and formally yielded to Minister
Sewall as the representative Of the gov
eminent OF the United States the SOW
ereignty and property Of the Hawaiian
islands.
MIR. Sewall replied: "Mr. President: In
the name Of the United States, accept
the transfer of the sovereignty and prop
erty Of the Hawaiian government. The
admiral commanding the United States
naval forces in these waters will proceed
to perform the duty entrusted to him. I"
The municipal legislation of Hawaii
and the existing customs regulations will
practically remain in force until the con
gress Of the United States shall other
wise determine. Following the reading
of the proclamation Minister Sewall
made an address, eongratulating the resi-
dents of Hawaii upon the accomplish
ment of annexation.
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Mountaindale, Pa, Aug. 26,-Thirty
persons who have been spending the sum
mer at Greenfield were poisoned last sun
day by eating ice cream. Two women
have since died. Mrs. Jessie SefeF OF
Mount Vernon and Mrs. Michael OF New
York. Twenty persons are still confined
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(DBANS STILL FIGHTING
SPANS MINISTRY IRRITArEp
Insurgents said To %. q, Wa, a.
spit" Of P~ars-spsIa D~aIss Or.
dTFt"E HIHnss TO EIHkt-FIyvt
Load Of spanish SoIdIer. Rsash..
usme.

London. Aug. 2t--Accordins 10 a di..
patch from Madrid To lo-al new, agency
there has been serious fighting bstussn
the Spanish and insurgents in Cuba. in
winch the insurgents Lost coo killed and
wounded. The report can MT be CON.
hTmed from other aourr,.
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Washington, Aug. %. The president
has promoted Captain Charles D. Sigsbee,
U. s N, now commanding the st. Paul,
by advancing him three numbers on the
list OF captains in the navy for "extraor-
binary heroism."
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New York, Aug. 22.-Addie Christ.
Jansen, balloon performer, was killed at
Bergen beach by . fall Of several hundred
feet Her parachute failed TO open.
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Greasy baths may be made perfectly
clean by lightly securing with q wet
flannel dipped In common salt
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We win forfeit 5000 10 any Of our pub.
iiShed testimonials are proven to be- not
genuine. The F1so Co.. Warren, Pa.
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About 10000 people without homes are
nightly sheltered in the common lodging
houses Of London.
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The amount Of gold coin in actual cir.
eulation in the world Is estimated by the
Bank Of England officials 10 be about sos
tons.
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Painter sgaar..o \. n..A.

Madrid, Aug. 20. The death 4 an.
bounced Of Don Frederico Madrazo, the
celebrated Spanish painter, in his slth
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The lakes Superior. Huron. Erie. On
taFio and Michigan have an aggregate
area Of 9a,75O square miles. which II
larger than the area Of Great Britain.
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No Orders Isaaea,

ua. "nr'd' Aug A.-The government dsa.
nnely denies sending an order 10 qsnsr, Il
insurgents. against the
i"e queen regent has signed the rovsI
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Erns., Mar,., !. rl.aa.

san Francisco. Aug. 2d.--Ernat Marriott,
the oldest artist in California, l. dead,
aged IL years. lie was horn n Ffanee
ana came ,o-this state Is years ago. Ills
paintings sdorH many public and private
houses here and in MexIco.
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SlIA rsrmansatly Cured. No assss nasveasaa.
sNS ater nrst days nap o. pF. Nlina's lIrsna
Nsrvs dSatoreF. aend EoF RRE0 nslo trt-i
eattls add treAtlsa On. = n kLING ia, ~
AIch strvet, PHILADELPHIA p - -
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Five hundred thousand boys and girls
attain the age Of 10 In England and
Wales each year.
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Cefunna. Aaz s1--TAa Sg@aiah ssmss.
~ Attasss witA The arsa SvpstFistsi ~.
d'srs from santiago haA Femeh@a hesu.
haeFH'"as sro~ds we're % The qaays. Bat
we're not allowed asaf The chip IL far
at fever.
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The average walking pace OF a healthy
man or woman "a said to be rs steps a
minute.
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There Is some talk Of starting a daily
paper in Jerusalem.
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STARS And STRIPES AFLNAT
AN IMPRESSIVE CEREMoEY

The Flag Of Hawaii No Longer Has
. Place Among Nasions-Et De
ncends 60 the Munic Of s.EEawa1i
PonoI"-Then the "star spansled
Hammer"
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Teeth are now filed with molten glass.
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There 'F' als specie. Of bos mos.
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The dead are; Franklin N. Waters.
Somerville, Mass; Mrs. w. J. Fitzpatrick.
Boston; her granddaughter, Mary Fitz-
patrick, l0year-old girl; her grandson.
10 years old; woman supposed to Be
Mrs. Watson Of Westerly, R. l.; Mrs. H.
c. Briseoe. Revere.
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EXPERIMENTING THE CURSE OF AGES
BY Special Arrangement with the Doctor Three Free Berries
win be Sent to All Readers Of This Paper.

The Doctor slocum System,
Is the name implies, - q com
prehensiye and complete sys-
tenn Of treatment, which At,
lacks every vulnerable point
ofthe disease and completely
vanquishes II. Il leaves no
point unguArded; IL leaves
no phase VI the trouble neg
lected. u cures. and cures
forever, Weak Lung, Cosghs.
BronehitiA CatAETh,
Consumption and all
other throat and lung n
diseases by absolutely AA
obliteFating the cause. HEl
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NovL-The is
Worlds u
BY fan
haitiag Yosk
u
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mr. ate M eArsla attsat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-09
WOOL MARKET.

Boston. June S.-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow OF the
wool trade:
Prices are more firmly maintained than
at any time for weeks. whit sales are
smaller. The real cause OF the activity
is traced TO the fact THAI the demand for
wool TO so into army goods seems 20
have been about satisfied, for the present
at least. at the moment the principal
concern OF the trade is 20 arrive At an
understanding with the growers that viii
admit OF a profit In the seaboard mar
kets. However. the west has shown no
marked disposition TO conCede anything
in the matter Of prices. Il is believed
that stocks Of wool on hand in the mills
are becoming depleted and that mill own
ers Will soon be forced quite generally
into the market. The sales Of the week
in Boston amount 10 SIS 60 pounds domes-
tic and S365a3 foreign, making a total Of
SSl. zoe, against a total or elS5. po1 on the
previous week and total % -.I70.e GO for
the corresponding week last year. Sales
since January l. ISIS. amount 20 81, "a 20
pounds. against IA. 544. so pounds last year
at this time"
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO.

Chicago, June S.-There was very good
demand for cattle today at steady prices
the greater part selling 10 to l0c higher
than at the close last week Choice steers
$5.00d5.35; good, $445d4.70; common. $4O0b
40; stockers and feeders, g. $4,000; cows
I'd heifers. S3.4oa4O0; Gamers, 81. 50d3. 80 ;
calves, AO0aIO0; Texas steers, S3.5Od475
The demand from Chicago packers and
eastern shippers for hogs was good
Prices were 2Izd5c lower early. but firm
ed up later Fair to choice. S4O5d4I7;
packers, $3.90Q4O5; butchers. S390a4l2;
mixed, S3.sOa407; lights. S3.75qAO5; pigs,
IS. 75Q3.SO.
Although the supply OF sheep today was
large, the demand was so good that yes
terday's advance was well sustained. Com
mon to fair sheep. S3.25q435; choice to
prime. Sf.75d4S5; Texas sheep, S3.50d4O0:
clipped lambs. 4.O0Q4 So; wooded. $6.1oa6. p;
yearlings. $450Q525; spring lambs, 5000
GO
Receipts-Cattle 800; hogs $1,000; sheep
$1,000
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, June S.-Cattle-Receipts
4.S63 natives; 500 southerns. Market fairly
active: prices generally ruled steady; sales
largely at S35dA75; heavy dressed beef
steers. S47504S5; medium. 81 45a4.55: light
weights. Sl0ou470; stockers and feeders,
S41eaLS5: butchers cows and heifers $50
@L70; Gamers. S265a3 .; bulls, S3.lo0405:
Texas steers, S3.0G440; Texas COWS. $3.35
G400.
Hogs-Receipts. 1859. Although provis-
ions were lower. demand active and prices
strong. Heavy. $3-9OQAO5; mixed. So seq
AS; lights. s. ioG3.S5; workers.. SS.SoQ3. 80;
PIGS. $S,Oca3-55.
Sheep-Receipts. 766. Supply was mainly
grass stock that sold at fairly steady
prices. Arizona grass yearlings. A30E
$50. Texans, S2.5o0A25; Southwesterns.
$4.00dA95: native muttons, S45o44 IS;
spring lambs, $ cod5.65.
ST LOUIS
ST. Louis. June -Cattle-Receipts. /
500. including SO Texans. Market steady
for natives. with Texans steady 10 nrm
Native shipping steers. $430G5.15; light
and dressed beef and butcher steers. $500
-; stockers and feederss $. 50ll4. 50; COWS
and heifers. S2.0oG475; Texas and Indian
steers. $S.65q465; cows and heifers, S3.15G
400
Hogs-Receipts. 5.co0. Market 5 to IOc
lower. Workers. Ss.7563 s.; packers. $s.75G
$50; butchers. $2S5G395.
Sheep Receipts, 80. Market steady
Native muttons. S3.S0gA50; lambs, $45oG
500
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-09
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

TIE German ladies' independent society
viii nee: This afternoon az ? O'Clock sharp
a. he residence q Mrs. We-sa1d. %
South Topeka avenue
Members o. Harmony Council No. II
r. A. A. are requested % meet a. Har-
mony hall Sunday morning. June z. a.
as O'Clock % a.teaa she FIRST n =
cnurca n body. b. invitation q Rev
Sl1;z-
TIE Haymake-s VII give a grad sra
q July plcnsc-LseEey ard B7bsDn ceie-
tsrauon-zt Hays groves. HaysvlIis. Th3a
viii 10 doubt - ths leading c. s5-at7n
n soutsx ives. kansas T-ere WI Be pat
rhoec addresses by eminent speakers.
RACES. balloon ascenstons fireworks. dane
fng and Arnusernea; q az :. n1s TIE Rock
Is.ard vii give q 43-F5aEts service ard
special trains VII take AZ VITO wssa % ~.
TIE Chudreo's home meeting has been
charged 10 30 , II so1ay Instead q
3 a II.
ReT. Gsorrs Tozhias .. p. e. g. y
Esx York City. nernber o ne ofsetaI
board y iectu-eship ot re mo-ter caB-ch
y TIE Fl-st Chur-5 - cars. So
en-. ST % Boston. ar deaver = ssetg-s
upoa TIE 'sF'-ac-l-ai F.xcsite-cs q Cassst-
san szs-cs" n TIE Auditorium corne- -
?. rss- ard S0-sh Eapo--z arsues. EF-3en5ea.
Rausas. On Tuesday sveu.1g Jane a
D. TozEElzs was farme-sy al o-1aoie *
clergyman. ard has tsmeus;-atse so--s
7r-s-s5e-fz q cures s-uce beca-z ~ Cartzs-
iaa scssa sss. TIE .er.are = .-se q a.
snl 81 arr snvssss vso are harvested n
savsaz re H-ze- aEe AeallaE :as SEX
Ii are Ee.coue
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES

IIorner & Kirk Of Kinsman were in with
two cars of fair hogs
House & Woulfe of Newton were on the
market with a car of fair mediums which
sold We'll up in the bulk.
/. r. Morledge & Co. OF Ponca City.
were in with two cars Of hogs which
graded light to medium. and sold early
To Dold.
\. h. Stephenson Of Hennessey was
present with a car of mixed light weights.
which went We'll within the range for the
day
J. W. Reser Of Renfrow. O. T, was a
shipper Of mixed lights on the early mar
Let.
Fremont. Boyle & Co. OF Kremlin, O..
T.. shipped up a car OF fair porkers.
Adam Hunbauer of Mulvane was in
with a car Of fair to good mediums.
which sold well up toward the tops.
HUFF & Hoop Of Udan were again on
the market with a car of hogs. for the
second time this week.
J. ". Hanuigan of Deer Creek, was in
with one of the top loads for the day.
They were rs very fair medium packers