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into space That angelic horse had some

into space. That angelic horse had some
little delicacy about q stranger taking
such familiarity with him, and he just
bumped his back Up time or two and
shot the surprised Jack into a heap on
the ground. He was not hurt. but the
most Disguised man about the yards. and
1t will be a chiIlier day than even yester-
day when he is again coaxed on TO the
back Of that bellicose steed.
One Of the big shippers and successful
hog-growers at the yards yesterday gave
this valuable suggestion regarding the
handling Of pigs: Pigs will give some ad-
ditional reward to the farmer If they are
kept bedded in straw. They viii eat part
OF II, It viii assist in keeping them clean
and the portion that IS trampled into
the dirt will catch and retain the liquor
manure. During the winter a considerable
compost heap can be obtained from this
bedding, capable OF adding much 10 the
fertility Of the farm
The war scare continues TO make 4 wait
ing market Hogs were five cents higher
yesterday, on the renewed theory OF prob
able peace. With this annoying element
out Of the way, farmers and shippers
would again start the stream Of cOnsign-
ments this way. AS IL is, the markets
everywhere are demoralized, because Of
the consequent hesitancy Of dealers until
they can know something definitely.
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COTTON.

New York April 4--The cotton market
opened firm. with the prices 70 points
higher IN sympathy with an advance OF
3-s4 at Liverpool. and rumors that the
outlook at Washington was less threat
ening. The trading basis was about 5
points above the final figures OF Saturday.
Sales to Il O'Clock were s GO bales Trad
Ing throughout the forenoon was OF pro-
fessional character. Spot cOlsed steady;
middling Uplands : 3-l6; middling gulf.
7-l6, sales. $40 bales. Futures closed
steady: sales. S2e9 bales. April. 5s3:
May. 5aS June. sol; July, sos; August.
SIS; September. sos; October, 6o2s No
vember. sos; December. 6.05; January, 6.o7.
New Orleans. April 4.-Cottol-Steady;
middling. S-l5c-
Galveston. April 4.-Cotton-sceady
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How to Look Good.

Good looks are really more than skin
deep, depending entirely on a healthy con-
dition Of all the vital organs. If the liver
is inactive. you have a bilious look; if your
stomach is disordered, you have q dyspep-
tic look; If your kidneys are affected. you
have a pinched look. Secure good health.
and you will surely have good looks.
Electric Bitters" is a good Alternative
and Tonic. Acts directly on the stomach.
liver and kidneys, purifes the blood. cures
pimples. blotches and boils, and gives a
good complexion. Every bottle guaran-
teed. Sold az c. Behring's Drug Store.
90 cents per bottle.
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Mr.. John Hughey OF Wellington was a
BUSINESS visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. { H. Brooks IS in S.. Louis attending
to some private business matters
Mrs. o. ". Rolf is in Wichita is n New
ton visiting with friends FOR a few days
Mr.. ]. Ed. Petrie viii leave this morn
inf for Kansas City where he viii a car
load OF cattle.
Mr.. John Mahon returned last evening
from two weeks business trip 70 Chi
cago and Milwaukee
s. S. Bnlingsley has removed his ris!-
dence from 81 North Lawrence 70 1857
North Topeka avenue.
Miss Anna White who has been visiting
at Strong City for several weeks has re-
turned to her home here.
Mr. c. K. Freeman secured a divorce
Yesterday in the district court from his
wife, Mrs. L r Freeman
Judge Il. c. S9uss has returned from
several weeks trip 70 Santa Fe. New Mex
leo. where he has been holding court
Mrs. Merrill left last evening over the
Missouri Pacific for Colorado Springs. call
ed there BY the illness OF her husband.
wellington and Newton cached 'pnoned
20 o A Boyle 20 have from twenty-five 10
,hIrty-five seats reserved for the Messiah
Mr.. r. E. Torrington left last evening
over the Santa Fe for Empor.a. where be
has some Santa Fe oficia! business 20
transa &c
5. A McClurg OF the s A HcClung
Boot and SHOE company. left a. noon yes
terday for Boston 70 purchase boots and
shoes for the fail trade.
o. A Boyle goes 20 Hutchinson this
morning . arrange for ne Messiah parry
there. " 4 Vincent le:; last n ght FOR
Oklah0n City. Guthrie, Perry and points
zo-1-n in he same work
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MAROONS or CLEARWATER
Beat Goddard and Challenged the
Eagles.

The Clearwater Maroons and Goddard
crossed bats for the frs; game Of the
season al Clearwater IzS, Saturday. Aprli
2 Goddard took the bats and succeeded
II landing on tbs ball 70 tae extent q
Two score. after which seven straight
whits-washes followed They got taree
more IN the rtnt1 inning
The Maro5ns pounded the bail with tie
greatest q ease and succeeded n landing
three home runs the first inning watch
lex tdsy KEEP ID u1,u they hac fourteen
scores 70 tzeir credit batteries for Cod
ca-d. Rhodes and Selson. ser the Ma
rooms. Davis ard XXX Ire Goddard
boys Play god bail. and are q nice set
Of fellows. Ire umpire gzve sadsfa-c:1a.
Clearwater has a team they saDgi5 -
proud q. sud ~t-a 3 iittss p-scrlce vll
Tot stand hackk for any tear IN re
couz-ry. wichita Eagles not excepted
A SUBSCRIBER
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An active mind. suffering from over
exertion. worry. trouble or the cares OF
business, demands from the body a great
er amount of fuel for the vital fires than
The digestive organism can supply. Il re-
quires a certain amount Of vital force %
operate the human machine, and when all
the available supply Of force Is absorbed
By the overworked brain there is nothing
left for the stomach. Il is easy now 10 IN
derstand why irritability and dyspepsia
have become almost synonymous; why
nervous person is usually so very particu-
lar and capricous about food. Il Is an al
most disputed fact that no marked pro-
gress can be made toward the ultimate
cure of any disease until the mind is put
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.


Chicago, April 4.-Cattle-While the few
offerings of cattle today that were choice
brought strong prices, the general run ran
weaker with sales on an average about
10 cents lower on short fed cattle There
was very good general demand, how
ever, and cattle were well taken for the
greater part Of the steers crossing n
scales at $43575.10 Cattle quotable at
g 50 for the poorest up 70 $51Gd5.5o for
choice 70 prime shipping lots, exporters
paying around $5.00q5.50. Stockers and
feeders sold moderately at unchanged
were no lower, few COWS going below
$40
HogsExtremely meager offerings Of
prices. and butchers and Gamers cattle
hogs made buyers eager 10 take hold and
prices quickly advanced 70 10 cents,
trade being lively all the day. The sup
ply was mostly taken at an early hour
and prices averaged 10 cents higher, hogs
selling readily at s3.s5a4O5; pigs chiefly
at 50 o0G3.S5 Hogs sold al an extreme
range Of $3.7o94.l0
Sheep-Wooled lambs averaged 10 cents
lower with sales AT S5.00d5.s0; sheep of
the best grades were fully 10 cents higher
for prime muttons. From that price sales
were made all the way down 70 $3.50 for
COADElOL. E4AOAA tdi4DS 5OA1 dt crS ~ %
per 100 pounds, under wooded lots and
shorn sheep went 20 to SOC below unshorn.
Recsipts-Cattle 5000; hogs 2, O0Oj sheep
21,Oo0.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. April 4,-Cattle-Receipt
$500 natives; 700 southern. Cattle prices
were mostly steady, with exceptions both
ways. Trading was active and native fed
steers sold at sz.00Q5.O0, while western-fed
lots brought s4.GGd465. Cows and heifers
were active and strong, prices ranging
from g. 1904. 10 Stockers and feeders were
quiet, but steady prices prevailed, sales
being at 800 TO S4.95; ordinary quality
was the rule in the southern division, and
sales were steady at 1856 TO s425 for
steers: s2.9C TO s. IS for COWS, and 1906 TO
s. so for bulls and oxen.
The hog market was largely 8 cents
higher with exceptions 10 cents higher.
Bulk Of sales 50. 621zd370; top, $3.50. Hea-
vies and packers. 50. 20 TO $50; mixed, $3.50;
lights, S3.50G3.75; pigs, $3.25 TO 3.55. Re
ceipts. 400
Sheep-Sheep were active and steady;
western muttons, s4-00q4.65; yearlings,
81. S0a5.O0; Colorado and Utah lambs. Sis
40 621z. Stockers in good demand. Re
ceipts. 400
head, average 1920 pounds. $3.50; Texas
cows, 80 head, average 599 pounds, s4.C0;
native steers. IS head, average 1444 pounds
s 90; native cows and heifers, g head, av-
erage eli pounds, $50: stockers and feed
ers. IS head. average SIS pounds. 500;
bulls, s head, average 1872 pounds, $425.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, April 4-CattIe-Receipts 3,
300. including 800 Texans. Market steady
for natives. with Texans firm. Native
and export steers, Si.35d5.60;
light and dressed beef and butcher steers.
s. s5G5O5; stockers and feeders, 81. 75Q4. 20;
COWS and heifers. S2.00q3.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market active and
5 cents higher. Workers, s3.756I3.90; pack
ers. S3.s5G3.95; butchers. s. s0d4oo.
Sheep-Receipts, $500, including 1900
Texans. Market steady. Native muttons
81, 25G475; lambs. S5-25G5.75; Texas NUT
tons, $425G460.
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TALK FOR ONE HOUR
Continued from Fifth Page

Confined from Fifth Page
moved that Mss Clark be allowed ne
TWO days salary. Mr. SIN made 4 shor-
talk favoTahls 20 allowing Ire bill but
SITTER the arguments he voted against TIE
motion NJ A1a~zl: said that the board
could not afford g STOW any tavor1tisIn.
as i would be unjust % both TIE teachers
and The sos-6- he thought they had 70
night % make fish Ct oue and Assh q an
other. !; vas hls 7pi-io1 that TIE board
should o9aducr ms affairs % ths boz-d
as they would as individuals M Gear-
i-g cited re case q Mas Adams, E5o
was ao- allowed txo days salary E7e1
she VISITED s. Louis. He vas feminist a.
lowing are without re other, although
Re thought cctz s3o1ld - granted NJ
Smyth vas Ultsvorshls 10 TIE motion.
saying mat Z ire precedent was ss7ab-
Es1e5 tzsre would - 10 se.li-g waere lt
would ED He made ssvs-a. Inquiries
which caused Es'zl g vote - tie negative
NJ Eussv made 4 Few remarks favorable
20 allowing t5s b.a-
NJ. Eastman moved tazt Mss Clark e
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Locker & Hurlburt Of Perry had up one
car of hogs on the market.
J. J. Houston OF POnca City, brother OF
joe Houston Of Wichita. sent up two cars
Of hogs for the days business.
L b Morledge x Co. Of Ponca City sent
up one car Of hogs.
George Eenoyer of Leon was on the
market with one car of hogs.
Ed. BurChfeId Of Anthony was present
with q late shipment of a car Of hogs
Ed. Is a regular shipper 70 this mar
l<at and buys up large lots Of hogs. He
says marketable porkers are not pumer-
Gus IN his section just at present. the
most Of them having been shipped out.
R Z. Lawrence sold a thoroughbred
bull al the yards, which was later shipped
II Ponca City, for J. B. Houingsvorth Of
that city
The roads handling the business yes
terday were. Santa Fe, 4; Missouri Pa
cifc, /
The shipments from the Dold- Packing
company yesterday were: One car TO BoS-
ton this being q car Of fresh meats; one
car of picnic hams 10 Liverpool: and one
car Of packing house products 70
BayCusera, Ia. The Liverpool consiEu-
r1ent once more evidences the wide pop
ularity OF the prime excellence Of this
oompany's products.
7 n Harrison. chief clerk Of the Dold
plant. returned yesterday from business
Visit at Arkansas City.
Cood-aarure6 Jack Osborne Yesterday
furnished some rare sport TO a select
group Of stock yards officers and en-
2.oyes. He was requested 10 mount Nj
Dulaney's stallion and give him a little
exercise first being told that Amos Will
Jams and several more had ridden him
and enjoyed II. Jack made his mount
rather gIugerIy- slowly crawling up one
,tirrup and then the other. When he
Thought he was safe he bo.ted into the
saddle. but one might naturally have
though, he had found Io1s-pointed tack
Il II by the CELEBRITY and Qrompcness with
which he left it for soar land sore
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET.

New York, April 4-CoTee-Options
opened firm. with prices unchanged 70
) points higher on local covering and
buying by spot coffee firms, later IN az
ternoo1 improved IN sympathy win an
advance in spot department, later being
on heavy demand from consumers: cables
not 9 factor. Closed steady with prices
) 10 IS points net higher. Sales. So
bss. including April, So; Nay. so and
SO. Spot Rio. No. :. invoice, 81; No :
tobbing, - Mid. firm; Cordova. s.
Sugar-Raw. strong; fair refining. 81;
centrifugal. g test. SIS
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
or seventh District <aIied Fer
HnfrhInaon HaY Rth-

: fets~ate c1-vertlou - re Re5asli-
care - tEe Seventh ConEressl0Fai es-
f-f-- - ere sfata 70 EzC.sss. - tsrsaT
CA 90 .1 -eaf lu tse CITY - Hat-aa1-
sen. RI - 5-stsy Ezy 80. ~ st -
cox f. re- fsr Sc pu-poss - rornt-
zz--T q rart.fafe for cor E~raa- ia
basis = rs5-eFF1fa.s5I 70 sac coz ssntie7
szs8 ae c-s fs.eFs.s-a t-lSfss fof earH
cgl1tv lu tHa eisfrlcf ard CO eetsgats
f5r eErh - votes arr fraafi11 q ssst
c. r1o-s car far Chester l. LosE. feF COO
Ersss. lz - --1e.1et 20 coGEty shsA
have Isr- :aza tEs g.. srSssas uresr EAlca
r4le sesegatss are zg11~ts7-se 80 tks "a
20 r--.---- Is &c fr--aa-
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Chicago. April 4-Butter-Firm; cream
cries. I3G20; diaries, uG1I.
physically; fresh, &C.
Live poultry-Firm. turkeys, 500 cents;
chickens, SGSI2; ducks SC.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. April 4-Wheat-Active.
but generally lower; No. I hard. O.; No. ,,
S7l1Gg0; No. 3, S5lsGS9; No l red, e1as2.
No. >. 91Gs2; No 3. Ssi4as0ie; No. spring
Sass; No. 3. S3QSI.
Corn-Active. No. ? mixed. 2sG26l
Oats-Active. i4Gi3c lower, No. ,, white
25ss a26c.
Ry@Steady; No. .. 45147.
Hay-Firm: choice timothy, sS-55G9 %;
choice prairie. $7.orC7-25-
Butter-Firzn; creamery. l5G1S13; dairy,
I4GIec.
Egg-Firm; fresh. SC
ST LOUIS.
s. Louis. April 4-Wheat-High CHER; No.
red. cash. elevator. g; track. % 7es; April
IS; May. s. l0ls asked; July. s-tA bid; Sept.
That's. No. hard cash. @1-z-
Corn-Higher; No > cash, -; April,
=: ~: May. z7'4 bid; July. -sl9: SePtem-
Der. 2stz bid
oats-steady; No. cash. 251.; track.
asi-1as-14: April 81 Nay. 2s7s 72s'z asked; ;
July. 29-s bid, No. white, -
laxSeed-Eigh Sis
Fay-Stas6y 10 firm and unchanged
Bu1tez-Firm; creamery, I5Gl9i3. dairy,
eFI5c-
Eggs-F1rm; SC
NEW YORK
New York. April 4-Flour-R Receipts, n
CT barrels: exports. tae5 barrels, more
active and frmer;' Minnesota patents,
s5.1eG550.
Wheal-Rece5 z3!.1oo bushels; exports
IS. % bushels, spot firm, No. red. s. 12..
Z @ 2. SPOT Options Tescti5e IN lake
markets. which showed 4sGlc re- lower
against &C advance II near months NJ.
red May. sIe1ss sI-o1i. closed sla
Corn-Receipss, -1No. exports. 800.
Spot d-a. No. = ga Options closed &c
higher, Nay. 2sIsEs41. closed a.
Oats-Receipts, 1900 bushels; experts.
az bushels; spot stronger No :. S'i-;
No. white. Sz-a; op-loGs closed 80 re;
higher. Nay closed -
Buttsr-RscesP5s 5.l4s packages Ve-y
firm. western creamery, -si9E-I, Elsl1s
=. factory. 12GIiss-
Eggs-Reoeip5s, z--1 packages FIRM;
western. 10 southern, e-f-8c-
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into thai calm, serene condition which IS
natural 20 people IN fun bodily health and
vigor. Dr.. Miles Nervine puts the mind
IN just TIA: condition. 1t Is a brain and
nerve food and tonic whose important
elements. acting upon the body and mind
with equal force. possesses remarkable
efficiency il nervous disorders.
Ny trouble wss nervous dyspepsia. and
for number Of years I Was al out %
'whack-' I was nervous and uneasy al
the time. and was about as miserable as
a man could be. Work became a dread 70
me. Ny stomach was IN bad shape: ar
times severe pans snd again unable 70
retain food. DR. Miles Restorative Ner-
vine was recommended me by one OF our
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Tuesday, fair, warmer in the afternoon;
Wednesday, fair and warmer
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature has been 80. the lowest 81.
and the mean Il, with light rain in the
forenoon and clearing in the afternoon.
a rapid rise in pressure, and high north
east 10 north wind
The total rainfall yesterday and today
was Ii inch
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been 46.
The river stands at Il feet on the
gauge.
For the past nine years the average
temperature for the month Of April has
beeen g, and for the 4th day, 50.
FRED. I. JOHNSON. Observer.
Washin gton, April Forecast for Tues
day:
kansas-Fair weather; northerly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Terntory-Fair;
northerly winds
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A Positive Guarantee.

q. c. d, reserves F. z. y cRL.
Walnut Grove reserve. and tract
OF Walnut Grove addition. In Col
Iege Place addition
VIM. II. Tuu 70 :. s Quarles. ". 4.
lo Il lois 3. =, p Mosiey ave.
Glaze and Jocelyn's addition........ 800
Setgwlck county 20 A. r Gibson. .
g.. lots 5 and :. Orchard street.
kaiser.s ic1..-.--................ u
Vim Il Carey 20 Dean Gordon. "
d. lots "a and = IDA avenue. Hyde's
addition except 50 ftl.,.......... -
I. c Seeper % Alpheus Dillon. ". q.
lots. odd. l 20 Is Maple street.
Camp5elTs sub ....................... ~
Thomas 3. spurrtsr 20 Harriet A
kelsey. ", &. lot ia Market street.
Crienenstsin's "a add 80
Kansas National bank 20 Winnie r.
Burnett, " a. 81 Il lot e. Topeka
avenue Nead's add ..........-........ Ifc
Kansas National hank 20 Mary A
Cook. ". d. 10; Is and u u lot
IS. Topeka avenue. Msad's add. 80
Charles I FuTsr % c. Leomis Full
le-. y. d. lots g and 3 Lawrence
avenue. city-.........-................. 800
Martha Johnson 20 Margaret Ann
Mountz. ". O., lots Is and Is. block
2 Juds0n University addition ...... 50
Albert B. Comstock 20 Fritz D.
Hottie, Y. a.. tract com "a sw
cor NV or sec -. twp 5. r4x-.. 20
Mortgage releases .-.....-..-.......... 100
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. April 4.-In staple cottons the
demand has been light and prices steady.
though some improvement Is reported n
the export trade. The print cloth si-us-
ton remains unsatisfactory. With quo
tations at 1-lsc for regulars. buyers
show little inclination 70 place any or
ders and bid C. Printed fabrics are dull
and featureless- The demand was light
and the market, Il anything. displays q
heavy tone.
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.1lIIIIII1lE11E.

Primary. Secondary OF Tertiary BLOOD
POISON permanently cured in = 20 3
DAYS You can be treated at home for
same price under same guarantee i v0t,
r,-qfer TO come here We VIII contract -
- railroad fare and hotel bills. and no
80 II We fail 70 cure. Il Vol: hsva
.aker mercury. iodi6e potash. and stjil
1rVe aches and pains. Mucous Patches IN
,ro.ltn. Sore Throat Piulples, COPPER Col
90 spots Ulcers on any part CT tba
80 Hair or Eyebrows falling cur -
q this Secondary BLOOD POISON ne
-,,.rautes to cure. We solicit tre r7os-
ee-srirate cases and challenge the voriS
- a case VIC can not cure This disease
- always bafIie6 the skill O. The mos
-5r,eur physicians. $5aJ.yl1 Capitsl -
- our uncouCi tional guarantees. A5so-
So nroofs sent sealed On application Al
49, COOK REMEDY CO, 81 Masonic
Temple. CHICAGO. Ill
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Rheumatism Cured.

Ny wife has used Chamberlain Pam
Balm for rheumatism with great relief
and I can recommend il as splendid hni-
ment for rheumatism and other house
hold use for which we have found It val
uabIe-W. ]. CuyIer. Red Creek. y. Y.
Mr.. Cuyler is one Of the leading mer-
chants of this village and one Of the most
prominent men in this vicinity--W- g.
Phlppin. Editor Red Creek Herald For
sale bv druggists.
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An EnterprisInE Drurgss'.

There are few men more vide awake
and enterprislnz than G. CehriHg- who
spare no pains 20 secure The best Of ev-
erythiag In their lire FOR their many Gus
toners. They now have tae valuable
agency fo~ Or. Kings New Discovery FOR
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. Tais iE
the wonderful remedy fh1t is producing
suca Juror all over the country by its
many startling cures r. absolutely csrss
Asthma. Bronchitis H7arBeness ard All
affections o. the Throat. chest ard I-uugv.
CAL a. above drug store ard Ee- a TRIAL
bottle free or q regular size ~ - cents
and s. %. Guaranteed % cure or price re-
funded.
Postmaster Thomas .. Titch ief- san
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Try GRAIN-O! TRY GRAIN-O!

Ask YOU Grocer today 20 show you
parkage OF GRAIS-O. tie new food drfnE
that takes the place q coffee TIE csn-
drsn may drink 81 without injury a. wsu
as The ad1it Al who t-y f. Ike n
GRAI&-O has ina; rich seal brown OF
Mocha or Java. bgt 70 IL made from pure
grains and the most delicate stomach -
cc.ves 10 without distress Z. he prize %
ccGee. I5c and - per package. sold b.
al g~ccerA
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ReaI E.tate Tran.fsr..

CFu-r.rsaz - - resa Aasffz-. a-t
rzns Company. r = DsBss Ass,rzes-
O.. Coz-f HORSE 'Fhe-s ~
Peer Esr - fF~r-y Scr
as ~ - e. tzs =. ~ 3 -
Ees-z s5ae- ta Peer Ee~- -
-e g zee s. rzs 2 81 --------. asa
z To1slyz e a. . y = Frazer.
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Dyspepsia.
Nervous Dyspepsia Caused me Great
Distress for Number of Years
Cured By
Dr.. Miles NerVine.

merchants who had been cured BY It's use.
and after taxing a few bottles was az
ferent man ! gained four pouaes the
frs; ten days sleep Ike E TOP: have q
soOd appetite: NY stomach IS in go04
shape and nothing d!strsssss ne.
". ". cox. Marshall. MIN"
A Positive Guarantee.
Il me first bo,;le falls to benefit you.
take The empty bottle % your druggist
and get your money back. AL druggists
sal with that understanding None % D..
Miles Remedies contain opium. morphine.
chioyai cocaine o. other dangerous drugs
Book on diseases Of the hear; and nerves
sent free. Address.
Or. Niles Medical Co. Elkhart. Ind
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.

Cattle steady. The offerings were very
slim the weather being to a large extent
responsible for the light receipts. Three
cars Of feeders were shipped out 70 Engle-
wood. being transferred here for feed and
Te-shIpment
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had lot Of money and sguandered it
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
CASH GRAIN

Chicago. April 4.-Wheat-Cash; No. ,
red. s1e3: No. g. 9oGs7; No. , hard, 50; No.
3, Sass; No. = spring. s.; No. 5. -; No. I
northern spring. $L03; No. 5 spring, S5q
CSC.
Corn-No. ., 29S4: No. s. 2e1+ 1854.
Oats-No. ,. 2524 as; No 5, 25i2-
FIax-Cash, SLI; northwest, sL2l2;
May, 1923; Sept. SLIP
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MUSIC AND DRAMA

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