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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-19

Cash quotations We're as follows: Flour,
steadier; No. spring wheat, SGS71ac; No.
3 spring wheat. S0Q91c; No. . red, 9214 d93c /;
No. 2 corn, 26S4 f27c; No. 2 oats, 23c; No. 2
white, f. o. b., 2412c; No. 3 white, f. o. b.,
24d24Ac; No. 2 rye, 4434c; No. barley,
271A6I39c; No. / fax seed, $1.206l1 "a; prime
timothy seed, $2.75; mess pork, per Dbl,
$9S5G940; lard, per 100 lbs, $4.65d46715;
short rib sides Qoose), $4.5212dAS2i5; dry
sailed shoulders (boxed), 4Ad5c; short
clear sides (boxed) $4.75; whisky, distill-
ers' finished goods, per gallon, $1.19; su-
gars, cut loaf, unchanged.
Cincinnati, o., Jan. 1S.-Flour steady.
Wheat firmer; No. 2 red 9iQ95c. Corn
firmer; No. 3 mixed, 29c Oats firmer;
No. 2, mixed, 25c Rye steady; No 2, 46c
Lard steady. per hundred pounds, $455.
Bulk meats firm; A.60. Bacon firm; $3.50.
Whisky steady; $119.
st. Louis, Jan. 1S.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat higher, closing A@%c
above yesterday: No. 2 red, elevator,
9S1sc; track, 95lsc; January, 93c; May.
94h@943sc; July, 79Ac; No. 2, hard, S7S0
Csc. Corn lower; closing 14d3sc below
yesterday; No white, 25%c; January,
25l9c; May. 26lsc; July. 275sc. Oats firm;
No. cash, 2S12c, elevator; 2f5c, track
January, 2Slac; May. 2i1ac; July, 22Ac bid
No. white. 25d2515c. Whisky, S19.
Pork lower; jobbing, 1926. Lard higher:
prime, $3.50; choice. $40. Bacon. boxed
lots, extra short clear, sac; clear ribs.
5}sc; clear, 512c. Dry salt meat, boxed
lots, shoulders, 4&c; extra short clear, 4ssc;
ribs 47sc sides SC
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\. J. Central "a ISil. Certificates e. 5634
y. y. Central ..l1l7s Stan. r. & T. .
N.Y.C. & s.. L. I3ls Sugar .............1s61k
do do LIST pref. So do pref ........112
90 DO "a pref. 35I5 7. c. & Iron 80. 24%t
Nor. q west. II U. S. Leather e. ga
Nor. Amer. Co.. 4Ss do pref ........ 633s
No Pacific 80. 25A u S. Rubber . IS
do pref ....... 6SM do pref ....... 6915
ontario q w. l5l2, West. Union -. 9O1k
ore. r. q. ". :. 4ol2 Northwestern ..1217s
o. Short Line =. 211si do pref .165
Pittsburg .......l6S st. L. & s. W. e.
Reading ...;;..... 2ls St. L. & S. w.. 9A
Rock Island 80. S9isl r. G. w. ~ %
St. l.. & S. F.. ~ do pref - "a
do do LIST pref. 5Sss Chi CT w go. 14sS
do do I'd pref. 251ai Hawaiian c. Co. 33ls
81. PAU ........ 9iss r. d. G. 1st pref. SO
do pref .......1H
Bonds.
q. $. new 4s,reg- 12sl@lM. J: c. 5s....11I4
90 coup. ......l29A m. c. 6s .........125
L. S. As ..:....1l27sl do As ........1O1
do coup. ......n41aNo. Pac. lists. .11715
90 mas ...'.'.l0O do IS ........... 62A
u. ). IS reg. - 1874 do As ....... 9634
do 5s COUP. .141aN. Y. c. & St.
District 65s116 l.. As ~ 1O69l
Ala, class A.. .107 Nor. & West 6s. 1913
do B. .107 North. consols IA
do {. ..........l00 do deb. 5s. .1171a
do currency ..100 .. Nav. lists. o.. ia
Atchison As -. $40. Nav 4s 951k
do adj. 4s...... $3.50. S. l.. 6s, t.r..125lA
Can. So. DDS. 100 %. S. l.. SIS, t, r. 1914
Chi. Terminal So 10. l. lists, IT,. .1G5
c. & Ohio 5s liza do SIS, e. r...... 50
G., H. & D.415s. 1O45s Pacific IS of So. .1O3l4
D. & r. G. lists 1887 Reading As ...... S3h
ID. & r. G.. As 903t r. G. w. lists. -. S3Ib
East Tenn lists. 1862 st. L. & l. M.
Erie Gen. lists. 71Ai Con, IS .. SO
+. w. & D. lists St. L. & S. F.
t. r. .-.......... 70 Gen. IS .1161a
Gen. Flee. 5s... 1907 St. p. Con. .....140
G. H. & s. A. 6s105 st. p. c. & P.1sts12OA
do Ends ........10l do 5s ..........116
II. & T. c. 5s. no IS. c. non-fund.. a
do con. IS 80. .105 so. Ry. ISL. 921s
Iva. c. 1sts.... 991sS. r. & T. 6s... 81
X. p. c. t. r.. 212Irenn, new set3s. So
K. p. LIST ODD. u. p L. G.. 1sts.100
t. r. ...........112 do Rg. 2nds.... 80
La. new con. As .102A Tn. Pacific lists. 1881
L. 6, N, uni As. 1914 ~. P. d. &G.1sts. 521a
Missouri IS -. 100 Wab. LIST. 5s.... .10S14
NJ. K. & T. eds. GA do ends ....... so
do As ......... SBlW. Shore As .....1095s
N. Y. C. lists. 116AVa Centuries :. 70
do deferred 80. Sla
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TINE CARD.

In Effect Jan. IS, 1898.
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Florida Central q PeninsuIar Railroad G!

st Line Tampa 81 Miles Shortest Line to JaeksOnVe
TINE TABLE IN EFFECT JAN H. 1895
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OCEAN FREIGHTs.
cotton--Market easy; rates quoted are
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GRAIN. Provisions. ETC.

New York, Jan. 1s.-F,our market firm
and fairly active on trade brands.
Wheat, spot. firm; No 2 red $102; options
opened firm on bullish cable news and rul-
ed quiet, but firm, all day with few reac-
tons, supported by moderate export in
quiry, local covering and small offerings,
closed 1aQ1c net higher; No. 2 red jan
uary. $1.012sc; May 93c
Corn, spot, steady; No. 2 349sc; options
opened steady with wheat, but eased off
under liberal receipts. disappointing ca
bles, heavy increase in visible and iiqui-
dation, closing 1sc net lower; January,
3S1sc; May, sec.
Oats, spot, dull; No. 2, 2S15c options dull
and nominal closing Unchanged May,
2Shc. Wool steady. Beef steady. Cut
meats steady. Lard steady. Pork firm.
Cotton seed oil steady; prime crude, 1870
1910; do yellow. 23Gf24c Petroleum dull
Rice quiet Moasses quiet. Coffee OPP
tons opened quiet with prices unchanged
to points higher, closed steady, net I'M
changed to points net advance. Sales,
ALSO bags, including March 5.75d5. soc ;
July, 800; October else; spot coffee, Rio
steady. Sugar, raw, strong; fair refining,
99se; centrifugal, SO test, 415c; refined
steady.
Butter steady; western creamery, 1fA6
zoe; Elgins, zoe; factory, 1l@15c. Cheese
steady; large white, September, sac;
small white do, sac; large colored, Sep
TENDER, S94c; small do do, 94G916c; large,
October, 8A@S1sc; small October, S1aQ8Ac;
light skins, GQ61kc; part skins, 4laQ5hc;
fun skins, 213c.
Chicago, Jan. 18.-For the third day in
succession wheat was influenced almost
entirely by Liverpool. The sharp adj
vance in that market as a result of I'M
favorable Argentine and India news
caused an opening advance of 12c in May
and that advance was also shown at the
close. The feature was the buying of
July by the bull clique brokers and an
advance of u in that option. Corn and
oats We're dull and closed a shade lower.
Provisions made small advances and had
the best trade in week.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest Lowest Closing
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New York CIosing Stools.

Atchison ........ l2ss
do pref. ....... 29$I
Bait. & Ohio :. 19
Can. Pacific :. S7s4
Can. Southern. 52l4
Cent. Pacific .. III.
Ches. & Ohio =. 211s
Chi. & Alton ..165la
c., b. e. @. -. 99l5
Chi. e. e. III. .. So
c.C.C. & St.L.. SO
do do pref -. 50
Del. & Hudson. Ill
Del, l.. & w. ..151
ID. & r.. G. 49,. lll4
do pref ........ fe44
Erie new $50. l4li
do LIST pref .. 81 u
FIT. Wayne .....169
CT. Nor. pref ..130
Hooking Valley. 81
Ill. Central 1861
Lake f. & w. =. II
do do pref -. 70
Lake Shore .179
i. & N. ........ Sc
Manhattan l. LICK
Met. Traction 1894
Mich. Central hob
NJ. e. st. l.. -. 25
do do LIST pref. IS
. Mo. Pacific 80. 33is
Mobile & Ohio. 28
M. X. & T. -. 12A
do pref ....... Sl7l
G., /. & L. 800. .
do do pref -. S0ls
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-24
MICHAEL AGAIN KING
He Beats Linton in the 25-
Mile Race.
NOT A RECORD BROKEN
But Other Racers on Other
Tracks Smash Them.
NOT A RECORD BROKEN

New York, July 23.-Jimmy Michael met
Tom Linton of Wales at the Manhattan
Beach cycle track today in 25-mile
paced race and beat his opponent in the
presence Of more than 1000 spectators.
His defeat on last Saturday through the
bursting OF a tire was not looked upon
as a defeat by any means by the midgets
friends, and today thousands of dollars
were bet and won on the ''rarebit." Mich
ael was the favorite in the betting odds
Of 100 10 50 being freely laid ON his
chances. There was plenty of Linton
money, however, and in the history of
cycling there has never been such a large
amount wagered on a contest.
There was very little wind, and every
thing favored an excellent race. How
ever, no records were even equalled, as
both riders INDUCED il a good deal of
jockeying in the early part of the race.
Some OF the Individual miles were covered
IN excellent time the ninth mile being run
in 1:SS A. In the last lap Lintous men
swung cut and flew past Michael amid
Gefeaning cheers and frenZied cries. Lin
ton maintained his advantage for nearly
a mile, until he lost his pacemakers
Michael who was riding ike a little de-
mon, passed his opponent ana rode away
from him. This setback evidently took
the heart out Of Unions work, and Mich
ael finally crossed the tape a winner by
about 10 yards.
The haif-mle I. A w. championship
for professionals was won by Q. J.. Ste
vens Of Ottawa, Ia. He beat Arthur Car
diner by half a wheel in the final heat.
Eddie Bald was six inches behind Gardi-
her and Tom Cooper, who finished fourth,
was only a few inches back OF the Buff
faIO riders.
The two-mile professional handicap was
captured by Gardiner. who beat Major
Taylor by a length and half and estab-
Iished a new worlds record for the dis
lance under handicap conditions as he
covered the two miles in AIS As. Kiser.
Of Dayton, Ohio. with an allowance of
twenty yards. finished third and beat out
Bald, the other scratch man, by half 4
lengaht for third honors.
AFTER TIE 24-HOUR RECORD
New Bedford. Mass. July 23.-Frauk Y.
German of Brooklyn, who started out
awheel on the ButtonwOod cycle track
last night shortly after $50 o'clock. TO
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ably fair Monday.

During ,Hs past - hours the highest
Temperature has bssa 81, the lowest =
ana the mean s. with clear weather.
gentle southeast wind and slightly ,ower
pressure.
Tae rainfall this month IS failing osaind
the norma
Ta1s FAR tA.s month h. average fem
pe-atu-e has been =. which IS s,ightly
below me normal.
For he ps-st ten wears tha average TEN
perature Cor the -o-ta u Jliy has been
= ard FOR me 22Td day S.
FRED = JOHNSON, Observer.
Washington. July 22.-Forecast tor sau-
day:
h an4A-Fslr 41a-ag a-,ozxsnnzl show
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This line is now running through chair
cars (seats free and Pullman DrawfD1
Room sleeping cars. Wichita 20 ST Louis
daily without change This Is the only
line running through Pullman cars from
Wichita 10 St Louis. where direct con-
nection IS made with all eastern trunk
line points IN the most magnificent mil
way station In the world. Quickest line
70 all points In Southwest Missouri
Northwest Arkansas east and southeast
This company now also have on sale
steamship tickets 10 all points on the
globe
Fer further Information address
II o. MORTfMORE.
City Ticket Agent
Corner Main and Douglas Ava
L. r. DELANEY. Agent Union Station.
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local applications on which the local
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there Is a far more sensible alternative
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Every woman should possess a copy of
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s-s in western portions: cooler; zo-tasr.s
winds
oklahoma Indian Territory and SsN
Nexico-Faf-; s-gA Temperature s2-,2-
z-1v winds
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Time Table Effective Sov. q. 1877.
T-efru Ar~fvs Lave
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TIE Best Save n the World fo- Cuts
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WICHITA & WESTERN
Arrive Frorn Wet

Arrive From west
No. 2. Pratt and Firgman pas
senEer daily except sunday -. 10 = a m
No. 4 Pratt and TirFman aC-
cOmmodstion TUESDAY. Thurs
day, Saturday, ...................- 10 . m
Depart West.
No. l. Eingman and Pratt pas
senrer daily except sunday 4 $40 m
No. 2 Kiugma1 and PRATT &C.
commods tou fNorday. We'd
resday ard FRIDAY ...-.....-... sg
n IT RHODES Superintendent
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THE WEATHER.

Wichita. Kan. July - tS2S
Local forecast Tor Meats. and vicinity:
Sunday. fair and cnzsl1u@d warm. urah-
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g. D. HART
TraFr EausEsf.
2. ?, POLLOK fergafeA~f.
Z = VA EWH Errrsa4 = a1aEr~
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Those terrible

Those terrible
dizzy spells TO
which women
are subject are
due nine times
IN ten to some [
weakness or
unhealthy con
ditiOn of the
distinctly femi-
nine organism.
The average
doctor in gen
eral practice
does not half
realize This
He preSCubes
S o N c superb
cIal treatment
for headache or
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KANsAs MIDLAND RAILWAY.

Direct connection made IA Union Dspe,.
ii.sNerth. Tor Denver and al Colorado.
wyoming Utah California anf washing
con points Tseuty -four hours tine
- - fo al rcrthwestern points
Depot corner DcgEina and GosleT eve
rues q 81 WHITNEY Agent
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20. 2 Kansas city. Chi
cage and ST. Louis lin
i'sd daily .----...-----
30 2 Colorado Springs.
Denver ard Pacific
coast daily ..---.--..-
80 4 Kansas CITY. 81
Louis and Chi~a 90
night express tczliT
II sDt Su1Ssyf ----....
10 p Ac~awTnsizt irr
fdaiiY except sgr1ssl
Eo-fth ard West
-. I. Fort Worth Dsi-
las Houston ard Cal
weston express ga .-f
80 Ohfa1ora For'
Worth EeN cans
srt Pa~'G- coast ftsi-
80 2 CEiarr-s Frrf
W~r-r Tas ard
New Orleans ar-~aee
fda eEcert Elrfy
- ~ WORTH Hoes
son GsfFns5r- ard ozr
Ar+r~5r er-rrzs f5a BIZ
eEcec Sunday
~ Nerr-5r Faffr-
faasv sT~rrf eu- azvf
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BRADE XEED'S
FEMALE
REGEEZ q TOR

gives nature the mild assistance
needed for the regulation of the
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Z the girl just entering womanhood, {
10 the wife, and to the woman ap-
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Of life. Women who suffer from Z
any unnatural drain, any bearing :
) down pains in the lower abdomen, :
! falling or displacement of the
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les at home, completely away from 6
I the eyes of a physician. A few {
doses taken each month will regu- 8
late the menses perfectly. !
Large bottles sold by druggists for 81. Z
? The BradfeId Regulator Company, Atlanta, Ga. 4
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RG< Electric Railway orier.
C.@Te22Es6, O.. JZy Z-ISs @@sr
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MAGAZINE BIsDIa6

The Eagle EIac-ry Is
prepared 20 bind Aaza,
Eises, Of a. Kinds ans
ssscriPt!sas. cheap AL
N Ersi-class style
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p ~ 0 wi pierce l n h are f Vel lions
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BETTER THAN JOHNSON.

Washington, July 23-At the park bicy-
Gle club race meet tonight Sims broke
the mile handicap record. He made the
distance in two minutes replacing the rec
ord of two minutes and one-dfth of a sec
ond made by John s. Johnson in Balti-
rnnre fhrpa WaAks agn
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FRISCO T.FET
= LOUIS 4 sax FR&EcfaCc PAT,
rr. % fars
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THE HUTCHINSON a SOUTHERN
RAILWAY CCMFA&T.
Tirns Ts1Ir so -
Taxing Eject Hl1dag. April -. ia
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bar $50 - eaFfssF. = ess-. - -E.L
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At tIt liII- . iVIIt NENUttIl-
New Bedford. Mass. July 23-Frauk Y.
German of Brooklyn, who started out
awheel on the Buttonwo0d cycle track
hast night shortly after $50 O'Clock. TO
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MISSOURI PACIFIC.
I.eave-Eagt Rcund:

LIEllf 9 INT IVuUu.
Train No 10. Kansas and Ne
braska Limited" for TT. Scott
and 81. Louis ....................l
Train No. 6. Kansas city and 81
ntrla E.rnraEa 1
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u. II RHODES. superinfrnden'-
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Connect with
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gul
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;:: = d: .: a.: ' ':: :: q:
what is the trouble but is loath To "
undergo the notifying and gen ~
orally useless examination" and
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3:ls pm
s:@ pm
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71'1-T 1E-N II I9IE-T I1l1N'
Chicago, July 23.-Herman Vanherik and
John Lawson created new American pro-
fessiOnal records from Il to Is miles to-
dav at the Ravenswood Athletic field
They rode the IS miles unpaced with a
flying start in 34:42lR The former record
was 1921, made by Mccall and Sager at
Omaha, November Is. 1897.
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To
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES

ATcHIsoN. TOPEKA & SANTA re.
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Soc p n -. Wichita --......lll: 40 a
ChIcaso. Rock IslanA q Paclfc.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-03-24

bore t all with Christian patience.
A quiet, model citizen has been called
to his reward.
B. X. MeliCk has bought 1850 straw
berry plants. Ordered seed by the
bulk, and proposes to try a new
avenue.
Hurrah for Ashton. A ware house
for implements is soon to deck her
streets aud an office is under con
structiOn.
Phil Messner was thrown from his
wagon and had his arm broken. DR..
Geeslin was called and reports him
not seriously hurt.
The Church Of God are to lay the
corner stone with proper ceremony to
their new building, Monday at 10 am.
Monday following the fourth Sab
bath.
The Indian Medicine show gave its
last entertainment Monday evening.
To judge from attendance and en-
thusiasm it was a success-upon their
part.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-03-24
CORRESPONDENCE.
VALVERDE.

Hot beds are the order of the day.
Oats are up. Wheat looks prOmis
ing.
The much needed municipal i'm
provement at Geuda has begun.
Quite number purchased maps OF
a canvasSer in our locality last week.
Some Of our farmers are listing
ground prior to planting corn. Some
are to plant this week.
Rev. DIR. McBee and WA. Nelson
went to Atlanta, Butler county to at
tend district conference.
JnO, Cummings is to 90 soon to look
up an interest in an undivided estate
in Sullivan county, Ind.
VIM. Berkey Jr., lately adjudged
insane, is much improved and is to
make visit to his family soon.
L. G. Schafer has purchased a new
wagon, repaired his hack, and is put
ting up IA new barn. all in one week.
Dled,-Uncle VIM. BledsOe, after a
long and useful life, quietly passed
away on March 18th, 1898. His sick
ness was prolonged and severe but he
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-03-24

J. W. Barnes and daughter visited
friends at Guelph Sunday.
William Glasgow made business
"trip to the Strip last week.
Preaching next Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock at Union district "a school
house.
Miss Francis Holland OF Howard
Kansas spent Sunday with Mr.. Au-
brey'S family,
Miss Eta Jordan Of Greene town.
ship was calling on friends here Mon
day morning.
Mrs. Green Dowis and Mrs Ed Roth.
rock Of your city were in our part Of
the country Wednesday.
Mrs. Walter Hendricks of Mayfeld
and Miss Chenoweth Of Slate Valley
were visiting friends here Wednesday.
Last Friday evening as Mr.. Aubrey
was coming home from the lecture at
Wellington, he drove into another rig.
One Of the front wheels of his buggy
was pretty badly smashed up. The
other rig escaped with only a few
broken spokeS.
The KlOndike social club met at
Mr.. Pitts residence last Friday eve-
ming and were very pleasantly en-
tertlned. Most all of the members
were present, The evening was spent
in playing games Of various kinds,
music and social chat. All present
had a jolly good time.
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ZYBA,

R. c. Smith is sporting a new
surrey.
Mr.. Overstreet has bought farm
ia the Strip.
John Nixon Jr. is putting up ne v
DenSter windmill.
S. j. MOtfitt was trimming his
orchard last week.
Mr.. LefOra's two daughters are both
sick with the rheumatism.
Mr.. EthOl and wife of Topeka, Kan,
are visiting with o. E. Eaton.
R. B. Brown aud wife are home
from PheniX, Arz. They came Satur-
day.
Miss Eva Bush came down from
Wichita Friday night to visit her
pIrents.
John ErringtOn and daughter of
Belle Plaine visited ye scribe Sunday
afternoon.
John Conn is improving his Jew
farm in Seventy. Six by trimming his
fruit trees.
W. A. Aldrige and wife of Man
chester, 0. T., were ont to their farm
near Zyba last week.
Misses Ruth Nixon and Maud Whit
field OF Wellington visited the Belle
Plaine school last Monday.
Peb Chester is the champion hunter
for his age: 9 years old and handles an
eleven pound shot gun with skill.
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PRAIRIE CENTER.

George Smith is on the sick list.
Clearance Haslett had tOquit school
on account Of his eyes.
II any body has any calves to sell,
call 90 John Crisler Of Perth.
Mrs. Sarah Erwin will start for
Wallace county, Kan, in about two
weeks.
We had a good raid Thursday and
now we are having a pretty good
blizzard.
The Perth Concert band played for
an evolutionary recital at Perth Mon
day night.
FIN. and W.D. Snyder have erected
a Perkins steel wind mill. They will
soon be ready to irigate.
Memorial exercises were held at
Bethel church last Sunday night by
the ladies Of the W. G. 7. U. in honor
of the late Frances E, Willard, the
great leader of the temperance re-
form. The program was very good,
and consisted OF recitatiOns and vocal
quartets appropriate for the occasion.
A large number were present.