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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-28

beautiful American heiress. He settled
$1,000 guineas upon her at their la
riage. Yet she AYERS that as they
were driving through the streets Of
London a half our after the wedding
he struck her in the face because she
had not brought with her enough mon
ey for their travelling expenses. She
says she hid this and other fndignities.
The year after marriage she was pre-
scented al the queens drawing room
and English papers proclaimed that she
was the most beautiful American seen
at that notable function. London was
surprised when Walter Butler
brought suit for divorce. Valentine
Gadsden was named in the complaint.
Valentine Gadsden was an Englishman.
who was little known in England. very
much known in San Francisco. He was
young. handsome. of pleasing address.
and 1t was he who introduced the cos
termonger songs among gentlemanly
roisterers. Mrs. Yarde-Ruller filed
counter charges of cruelty and infidel-
ity against her husband. The court
granted her an absolute divorce and
the custody of her children. While the
divorce proceedings were going or
General Kirkham died. Mrs. Yarde-
Butler said her husbands cruelty to
her had broke her faher's heart. Soon
after the granting of the divorce VAL
entine Gadsden died. The physicians
said he died of heart failure. 1t was
whispered that Mr.. Yarde-Buller had
given him a mortal wound in a duel.
After these events Lady Yarde-BuAer
went to Europe. In a few weeks after
her arrival there friends in this coun-
try received word that she a been
confined in a Paris madhouse. where
she is to this day. and where she will
probably end her days.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-28
DYING IN A M~ADHOuSE.
sad Ending of Lady Yarde-BuIIer, an In
ternationaI Beauty.

From ~reigninG beauty to Queen Vic
toria's court. a popular member of the
Prince of Wales set. to a mad house
in the city of Paris represents the life
story of an American girl. Lady Yarde-
Butler, formerly Mrs. Boyle Blair, and
originally Leilah Kirkham of San
Francisco. Cal. Sad. brilliant and
checkered has been the career of this
oma oVer whose beauty. wit and
wealth men of three ontinents have
raved. In less than 20 years she has
won successes which would gladden. the
heart of any oma but in this time
she has also experienced more heart
aches. more gall and wormwood than
falls to the lot of the average female
on the day of her marriage with her
last husband. he struck her i'm the face
as they were leaving the church be-
cause she had not the wealth he had
credited her with having. Her father
was sent To an early death by the
stories he heard of the cruelty his
daughter. whom he loved more than
anything else on earth. was receiving
at the hands of her English husband,
and she is ending her days in a lunatic
asylum bemoaning the fate of a V
who met his death, il is said, at the
hands of her husband.
Leliah was the youngest
and most beautiful daughter of Gen.
r. w. Kirkham. the commander Of the
Preside at .he Golden Gate. Here she
spent her childhood days and as she
developed maiGenly graces she became
the belle of the post. When her father
left the command of the Preside and
removed his family to a mansion built
for them on the shore of Lake Merritt,
in Oakland. Leilah had become a radi-
antly beautiful girl. with a mocking
daredevil in her brown eyes. 1t was at
the "house warming she met Boyle
Blair. the young Englishman who had
just been appointed to a consulship in
South Africa. She married him. Mrs.
Boyle Blair returned from South Az
RIGA in widow's weeds. With her were
her two sons. There were a few months
in the mansion by lake Merritt. Then
the family went TO Europe. In Eng
Ian Mrs. Blair. the old Leilah Kirk
ham still. who had declared when a
child that she wanted to be like herself
and unlike other people. married Wal
ter Yarde-Buller. He was the brother
OF Lord Churston of Churston court.
The Yarde-Bullers we're an old Devon
shire family. with a fine estate sur
rounding Lupton House, in that
~.
Mr.. Yarde-Buller said he loved the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-28
Excursion To Omaha.

Fol Montana day at Trans-Mississippi
exposition the Rio Grande Western rail-
way, Americas scenic route, will sell
tickets, Butte to Omaha and return, at
rate of 1886. Tickets on sale Sept. ..
A cool and dustless ride through the
Rockies, passing directly through Salt
Lake City, Glenwood Springs, Pueblo,
Colorado Springs, Denver and the most
magnificent scenery in America. For
maps, sleeping car reservations and
other information, call on or write w.
c. Mcbride. general agent, y East
Broadway, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-28
The Cost and the Profits,

From the ST. Pau Pioneer Press.
The wal has cost the United States a
good deal less than the smallest sum
named as the price to he paid for Cuba,
if Spain would sell. before VIC were com
PEELED to declare all negotiations off. So
the peace societies won't have any illus
trations of the superior economy of peace
10 draw from the struggle just ended
that is, from the American side of the
question. on the Spanish side II is differ
ent and Spain should now be a capital
stamping ground for peace advocates.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-28
Race Train 20 Anaconda.

During the races at Anaconda. Aug.
IL to Sept. 10. inclusive. the Butte, Ana
conda & Pacific Railway company will
make excursion rate daily, except sun
day, good only on Copper city Limited
train, leaving Butte at Los p. m and
returning. leaving Anaconda at 9 p. m.
Round trip, 81.
Round trip rate. including admission
to the race track, $3.50.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-28
To Cure Constipation Forever.

Take Csscarets Candy CAthartic. 10 or 2
il [. {. {. fail TO cure. druggists refund NOR
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-28
Montana Day at Omaha Exposition.

For Montana Day" at the exposition.
the Northern Pacific will sell on Sept.
End and Sd ~round-trip tickets TO Omaha
at rate Of s35. Tickets will be good for
Is days, limited to continuous passage
in each direction. Ticket Office, No. %
East Broadway.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-28
4 sure Sign.

From the Detroit Free Press.
Have you noticed how Whiggs jokes
with the landlady these not days.
yes: he has either paid his bill or else
he hasn't"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-28
An Event of Moment.

From the Chicago Record.
what is that dreadful crowd?'
81 don't know. Either Hobsun T. i'm town
or shirt waists are marked down TO 10
cents"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-28
Keen.

Jones-How can he be considerable Of his
wife's comfort now that abe Is in the
counrry
Bones-NelL he writes 20 her daily tell
ing her Of the excessive heat in the city
indianapolis Journal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
HANPDEN-SiDNEl.
clus> Oratious-societS on the Hill
StruuW sermon.

Str0uW sermon.
,rttfDl.l-N- SuD%EA. va. April lb.-
li-N-'' ~ ~. ,r.. -. considerable eXO-
'ri'."'. .,t,. las. Saturday eve
Gus L''l" .'.. ..,..,.,...r, of t,. min
uIt 90 a'l'Il lt' t't.l.i -i.l.,l l-trn-
-.f.I-, gwen "t lh' .>'I 'l''' ,,.',,..f,', and
Vile. THAT night 10y lA. 81 ,r,,,.f5,'i ,'.
once 'i"' ODD .-tt. i.,.l..,.o. lssafupled
'- ''''. 90. XII .it,.I fo listen o. the
H .-. I". .''Ii 80 .... i..',t., a. tha iunior
yo... .ruuIy T.94.d for their
..".t. .-hI names aid subjects OF The
"'''. .. f.II,v,.. a. r.
'."- ~ .tv.r.r.. \f-ltiu-
i..'." '",'' .'..' iI.I. tx county,, \a..
s.t tI.-t'. s. fart WOI-
..,.t, p4tr. of Tnermjpy-
-"..-" "',,. 5-l.,, .t..urtnu IA.
lHt '- w. IT, ''f'.', 49, ~ r1br.
lhri' ''' ,. e. ~ Cbar.tc
-'h' Jit Hi ,r d - t.slsv
yer 9h,,,H .' .tS,.Ili tha United
S'Hth i''3'''' 't..,.,,..t a. o. ;, ~
states ,,',.,I,.ilI' H. .,rn. ODD Ems
-Ihl"Il"7, ''',,'i'0 c.',. Firzl..r-,Id.
i,7u ~ 'i''.' .,.,I.....f. r. D. ~ .f.u-
i'.Nl''i', ''. ..l.l'r ANTON.
CON. .ilt i'' t.,,.,, ~ H.. 81 nrd
.. j., mo snlechcs we're wel prepared
10y ''.. .,ii.'ii.g,,.ll,. delivered and were
aud ,inIi r-7'l .'s ,,.., ','t,,,,.i", srd r,-1-
h,did "ilH M N,,' ,i,,, 0f he ciess win
7.I -t'- S.t,r,i.,- niehf
spSy'h ",N' ia 'H,rdiple ID r.. Of Farm
I'e'. H. ~, - a., % .Iiy.r "a lecture ON
I..nr
J"Dil, ."''.27I'',-S1,,, r,ebt
A, G1t, ,' nnTobcr Of vounc ladies from a
J,rtancc are at present visiting friends
a., ,1,-, rIii and add much To lis attrac-
tit.au.es Among the number may be men
1871 ;ties ETidees of Hancock. Nd,
W. - f AfistDtl GA. Miss Faux
-i'97 - Ws,finsLlrg IL. Va. and Miss
~. " If NiCnticelIo INA.
~ I,r lIurI3v eav his congregation
.i,.,II,lia discourse Yesterday morn
! ai. "''''' n gyn'ntbv hi. 16 and IL: "Au
. v 10 even bv inspiration of God.
g.. ne Lon t,nc 'i IgpisS version and gene
N'N'l 'f N.'7 .,..'t.e i'm This mart
I@"$ "v,.,..,.i.'I buf which is not supported
on ,ne "oi tb@ r.yistd version
ln lle t"'-i ~ ~ rlrft1ine- odnits of
Mn'g" ,ii,artHce o J oninion. and has been
,l.' t,I5.ci "f wide discussion. The late
( ,-t .,i md rrudife Rev. Or. H. c.
S,',...,'..... yyrot. largely and learnedly
and >, WIN much force in favor of the i'm
".'rI,.' 1tion adopted 10y Dr. Murray, ano
,,rl.., Inns No. be- sim current amone
Ni''n .tt, mo Iate Dr r.. l., Dabncy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

Suwteyaut VIII be tried for murder IN
the first degree
Rev. h. = Gum the new Episcopal
minister. preached his first sermons mere
yesterday. morning and nisht to eood
CONSIDERATIONS Ha has made most Ia
varatIe impression. 10 words were
wasted. and when De was through with
what Doe had TO say which took eighteen
minute. Doe stopped
Though IL was Thought for some uihe
that most Of the fruit u this section
bad been killed. it is now said there VIII
boz half q crop at peaches and thal APP
piles are not at al damaged.
We are having typical spring Wea iher'
and There is % large crowd i'm attendance
an court. Among the visiting lawyers Is
judge y. $. Tuubull, OF Brunswick
county.
our people are violently opposed TO
war; Der se. but They think there Us no
v.... to get out of il honorably now.
rr.. Also wonder 81 She southern troops
will le expected TO fight under General
Miles ,he man who was almost ass cru'i
to President Davis AS Weyler was TO ms
u..,5ners They would Doe perfectly will
Inc To- serve under any other northern
general. 1t is not q matter of secu3naIl'H
with them m any sense. but simply per
-or.I artiuathy 20 General Niles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
tI.E,i.
The Roanoke College commence
meut Programme Now Complete

mRnf FROG rIInfht w"
SALEM. VA. April 18-(special)-lhe
programme for the coming commence
mont M Roanoke College has been com
Melted Distinguished speakers nave
I'm occurred for the occasion, including
Rev. Albert II. Studebaker' D. =" u
baltimore. who will deliver the Dacod-
Laureate sermon: Rev. Teunis ;. Haihiil
D. D.. OF Washington, VINO Will ",u,
tho Young Mems Christian Assoc tion
ana Ernest s. Dreher, superintendent y,
the city schools in Columbia, .. -, an! IN
lanes NJ. Liddle, A. NJ, edltor VI I'm
Grenadian. Grenada MISS "no
sneak before the Alumni Assouia'' 'i,
hon. Charles Emory Smith, LIZ; eI'-
tor of the Press, philadelphia WIN
liver the annual Grafton before M
rarv societies His EXcellency' uo ,,".'1',
7 t{oge TYLER. has accepted an inNlIaIIou
10 be present, and WIN De o"e
sneakers at the alumni dinner.
pNa.obIe among those who will be In at
+ondance at the college finals THIS year
90 the Korean Minister and his "ile
.,,,o Korean princes, and the Secretary
of the Legation. 49, s.or, pro
eossor w T.. Morehead states that ~
ga Mrs Morehead will leave Europ'
III, i'm Nav. and will arrive In Saleh
! ,robahtv h., the 10Th Of the month MI
pa Mrs Norehead went abroad 10
| ..a,,ol and study, and have spent thei
49,, principally I'm England and Ger
- As they have been absent near !
ma, .n'a yoars their many friends Will wei
e"U them home with the keenest dc
J LIGHT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
p1cuvoyD TOBACCO MARKET.

pichmOnd. Va, April II, I639.
i'i - to.dav were as follows:
Private sI'9 b5osshead: filters, 10 hogs,
Wrappeis, oi,ers n hogsheads; Tugs. -
aeaeI5' scraps, aogsheads Total
n nUT5bi OF hogsheads sold during 'ne
day. %. ,.-.,,,l- rovonue collec-
I'm 'li' for he city OF Richmond, va toi
aa sy,r ~f,s' T.G9.g5. Total 81, 55sl f,r
81 51renshaws Warehouse, wit l., oI nr su lUL
..ls to-morrow an excellent lot oil SUN
cured top'SST Tozer & Thompkins will offer
800, w. Of dark tobacco Of Nelson cou"-
~ product.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
rheumatism Cured.

Nv son was afflicted with rh eulna
tism. which contracted his right Iliho
mill he was unable to walk; After
using one and half bottles OF Cilaill,
berIsin's pain Balm he was able to be
about again. ! can heartily recon- com
mend il TO persons suffering from
rbcumatism.-Jo SNYDER Freed
Calhoun county, w. va. One applI5,
cation relieves the pain. Price % ana
~ 0'''' de % Ss. Tu&Thnrtt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
The Great Southern Institution.
The Lifa-InsuIancs Company Of Virginia

Home Office. Richmond, Va.
c.. A. WALKER. j. w. PEphhM,
President. secretary
rife Fndovnent, and Industrial Policies
issued on most favorable terms.
Premiums payable weekly, quarterly,
semi-annually. and annually.
NOTE THIS GROWTH;
Premiums received 1857, ninety-nlns
thousand Ave hundred dollars. pre-
nitIms 1881. SEVEN HUNDRED AND
ETFSTY-TWO THOUSAND TWO HUN
DRED DOLLARS -
Through its INDUSTRIAL plan, tie
benefits OF life insurance are placed with
in the reach OF all, each member OF tho
ramily-chiid and adult-being insured az
premiums ranging from cents TO W
cents weekly for amounts from slb 10 ~.
ORDINARY LIFE Department. with
Insurance from $50 upwards, on plans
adapted 20 all conditions OF lite.
This company has EIGHTEEN NIL.
LION dollars Insurance In force. Total
payments % policy ;holdsrs SEA l,1s,r
THREE MILLION DOLLAhs' 1su
buted largely among southern widoMs
and orphans. rhh - o'''.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

psarut,-Markets quiet; fancy. sc s,ri D,n
i.,lrt', s--sc prime 25-sc.: common
il-2q2c.; Spanish. &c. new''
pETERsBuRG COTTON MAkkbl.
pETERsBtIRG. VA. April B-lope,
cial1-Market STEADY az ) Sic ior soo'
lots. ,, ,,.pryET
PETERSBURG. VA. April M. S1sc
cial )-Virginia very firm; prime, So,
extra prime 3g3 l-sc.; fancy i-f''' ''
nish firm at SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
STOCKS Up AND DOWN
AMOUNT or BUSINESS SMALL AND
CHANGES INSIGNIFICANT.
A SMALL FLOATING SUPPLY.
STAG uuut.

NEW YORK. April lS.-There was BUY
ing Of stocks by professionals In the irst
hour this morning. which raised the
prices Of most Of the limited number OF
stocks traded in a point or over. Alter
midday traders sold again, wiping OUT
the carly advances. The days changes
are insignificant and are mixed between
gains and losses The amount OF business
done was almost the smallest in the his
tory Of the Exchange. and a large proper
ton Of the small total was made up OF
Tobacco. The feature OF the market IS
the small floating supply Of stocks.
The gold received by Saturday, steam
crs still further fortihes the cash re-
serves of the banks. and engagmehles
announced for to-day was over $LvV'D,0'
besides 81. 10000 engaged late on SATURDAY
MONEY DOESN'T YIELD.
Tho money market however. showed
little DISPOSITION to yield, although call
money was loaned on the stock Exchange
at 2 per cent. Banks and trust companies
generally hold out for per cent Tor can
money and G per cent. for time money.
The market for railroad bonds was "i
most absolutely steenant to-day anu
there were no changes of significance lh
prizes. Total sales $4,000. United states
nov As declined / 81. the old fs' regis
fared ia: the old As. coupon. j. ana
inc SIS. If per cent. in the bid price. ..,
,rb. total sales of stocks were Io'o'l
shares. including Chicago. Burlihstoh d""
Ouincv. 7l2S: 81. Paul, $500 Northern
Pactdc preferred. 920l; American To-
bacco. 1876; Sugar, 1859.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Mooney on call steady. at "a
81 r.r cont: last loan at ? per cent;
prirne mercantile paper. 5l-246 per cent
sterling exchange steady, win ac,u''
bu.iucss i'm bankers bill at U.s. -"
yi~3I-2 for demand and SAP 90 81 ' l1F
sixty days posted rates, S'.oo In 7''i .
! commercial bills $L79d$i9 i.
silver certificates. j6H5b l. BAR S4iNt''
| 30 Mexican dollars, a IL
Government bonds weak. state poiua
/ dun. Railroad bonds steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
/ The Evening Posts London financial
/ c.lIepram SAYS: The stock markets here
/ remained stagnant to-day, awaiting pollt-
/ iool developments. and were dull, III the
/ absence of prospect of relief from
/ The present tension for some time
IN come. Spanish as gave way
and closed fiat, at Al If. The o
cline was due to forced sales OF nearly
/ c1 GOO 600 Of the stock from Lyons Wnere
n bic house is i'm difficulties.
learn from an undoubted source oil IN.
portant developments I'm the Bank 2'
/ Eneland's policy 20 attract sold. 40
vanccs are being made ON the usual st,
curity. but absolutely free oil interest," W
the understanding that the princlpIi j.
10 be repaid i'm gold. In inns coi'I'cc
80. c,oo n0o was received late to-nIeh
fro,,, germany. This is not yet officially
'.,nourced. but will be tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
RICHMOND !AvE-sTOCK MARKET.

RIcnmOnd- v, ApTlI - Iss'.
p.c.ints-Cattlc. 20 head; sheep, 100
Salas~Cattle. 80 head; sheep il"
"g Priceg 'os Cattle-Best to 43-ic. gross
medium to good, 3 10 SIC. grosn1i COM 94I5
mon TO fair, to 5-tc. stoS1a' ~ cross:
a. Allie. gross; sheep 3 10 f4--N' s'''@'
hoes. 3 Ii 20 &c. gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

KIcIIjs Apul IS. 1898.
snys.-yireinia Contures-l,OOO AZ of's :
Ktcbmond city IS. due lOC7-OOO Mt liz; Not
to,s street hallway Corpaay-lO shAress'
-: Norfolk street Railway Company-oo
shares after call at 20; Virginia trust COM
pany-IO snares at llOA; Savings bshA VI
kicbmond-lU sha e. at 3i"4'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

Richmond, va, AUIU y, I15o'
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry; W. ~ ~
81 m. mixed N.0l TO $i@; shortberry, 81
TO }i@. No. 2 red, $l@ CorTn-9Sl I.hite
y So ~ To- Csc: No. white, SIC; No.
mixed. &c. no. mixed. 30 l-2c. oats
' ~" mixed. Bic: 40. mixed - to 80 l-2c'
Rve-%o. ., 81 10 SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


NINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 49, losS
g -,.os --...5.30 HIGH TIDE.
S',m sets .......6:4S Morning........''''4
Moon rises ......4:2S Evening....''''''' 'f'Ic
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL lS 1885
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Brakeman, New
york merchandise and passengers O'u
dominion steamship Company. ,.u.s.,
Stoanner Winyah. Simmons, Phlladel-
mia merchandise and passengers; Clydc
Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocah0ntas, Graves N0ri0in,
merchandise ana pa''e"ee'''
N.Y. Soer old Dominion, Brakeman New
w merchandise and passengers Ola
Dominion Steamship COMPANY
pOpT OF BERMUDA HUNDRED, VA,
APRIL - 1898.
(By telegraph
ARRIVED.
schooner Maud Seward, Payne; to load
lumber and logs.
DEPARTURES.
schooner Zephanlah Steelman, Burden;
lumber for New YORK. .., tYooar. r,re
wood for New YORK. ,,.,,.,,.,. ,,o,
parge Mary g. McNolly, McNaily; tleS
and lumber for Philadelphia.
port OF NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL is.
(By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
! Stoamship Glenneld. Port Arthur
! Steiner Silverdalo, Galveston.
steamer Appomattox. London
! Schooner Agnes f.. Manson, Boston.
schooner Lizzie Call. ocean city.
parge Ouinnihaug, New Haven.
Parge Coal King. Providence.
SAILED
steamer Strathclyde. Hamburg
steamer Silyerdale, Genoa and Mar
steamer Glenhed. Antwerp.
schooner Agnes T.. Manson. Boston.
| Barge Coal King. Norfolk.
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL IS. 1895.
(By teiegraph.)
ARRIVED.
| Steamship Accomack. Thompson. Nor
folk: passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
| Steamship Accomack, Thompson. Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
| -------------------------
old papers for sale 1t the Dispatef
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
Ir,cO PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO. April ls.-Whieatt TO-DAY t,,-da let Tflt
the heavy liquidation oil leSl IN snort
eti chime, and generally favorable crop re-
interest," d''" s1ficiently depressing intlu-
POI, an me market 10 cause c!osiHs
decline In July Of l-2c. Ihe cqanSer s corn
markets were strong S 60 cLSsed S-sc,
WIZ "ProyIsions were stagEant' ana
hlsh rr1cticaIlv unchanged prices.
S.l.ug futures ranged as follows
l. '.''-'7 ,.,trc Htcbest .Owest. Closing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
STARCLOTH|NG HOUSE
The New Store.

We have this week prepared
one of the greatest bargain feasts
ever known to the ublic, and it
will be to your benefit to attend
this sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

Old papers for sale 1t the Dispaten
Office
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
Jpenlrg. Highest 1o"est' Oiosln

WHEsT--No. .. Io~,k
HPy'.... ii'loslIc'a llo,s 100 ICE Ca
july. S,,2ses7 sS ~ ~ 70
Dsc ....... 80
CORN-Ao. -.
49,. 3oua2O5. 3la3iis 30ls ala2iis
IN, go .3lata3I7s 324a3sss 3lH ga
Sep.t....... 90
OATs-No. .. o,.
% g..., $ :ss : SO $ $sa
MEss P0RE-Per GDL
May....... sa55s So s9;3il'1 Se IS 's $50
JULY. S'"v
49, s515 s5.I5 1913 s5.l5
July July .'..... 49,. 3 20 $50 b.@'1< . 30
suoar RIBs-Per 100 lbs.
usv...s5.1abs sjl5 s5.l2yS s5.l5
INK -. $40 5.:2ls ~ s'S5G9's
Sen, $50 go 5.27ls '.3O
cash quotations were as follows: Flour
.tC9dv No. yellow corn, 81 l-faSi 80
snring wheat 9ZUsSc.; No. red,
:; - ~ i.a5,xi Of No , corn. 3iq5l lie. No.
"ats X 1-iq26 3-ic.; No. white J.; .. D.
IN -il3lc.. No. white. l. O. D., y S-tG9Vc
40. , rye. 50 3-il5ic: NO. oatisy' ~
a. d PRIME timothy seed. NSl Mess
80 Ier barrel $3.50 <9.Sp. Lard, per lV
p p0unds 'SI5Gs5. Short rib sides doosel
~. dry-salted shoulders, (boxed(
"a 30 t-2dSi.l Il: short clear sides lboAed)
fte- - = tn Nhfskev. distillers' finished
S Soods Der gallon. S.2o. Butter easy
.r"a,,err 1gdl7c.: dairy. llGl6c. Cheese
o,,ist ~ Sas i-2c. Eggs firm; fresh. sS-ic
KEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. April lS-Flour-Showeo
fairly steady undertone considering
th.. early break In wheat; Minnesota ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

,,1NIATrRE ALMANAC. APRIL 49, 1888
$40. HIGH TIDE.
Su,i SITS ... GAS Morning. .......'..f;V
III, rises ......4.2S Evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

,ouotatious are tor bonds maturing IN not
ieys than reu yeirs.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-04-01
CRESCENT VALLEY.
IDA ENDIcoTT, Reporter.

The Crescent Valley school closed
Friday with good entertainment
that was well attended.
Geo Maroon has has rented the
Sims house and is moving in.
The wheat in this part is looking
fine since the ram.
A number of people from here
attended court in lola last week.
a large barn south east of Hum
boldt burned Sunday night.
most of the farmers af this neigh
borhoOd have sowed oats and are
waiting to see if they will have TO
plow them up.
A great many moving wagons are
passing through here headed south,
seemingly far warmer climate.
Born, Tuesday, march %, to A r
White and wife, fine girl.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-04-01
BRONSON

w NJ Ward has been sick the
past week but is better now.
Mr. Mattox's little daughter Anna
has beeu quite sick with lung fever.
Mr. Boyless has bought the lots
north Of the NJ + church and ex-
poets to build.
The literary at the school house
Friday night was well attended.
Albert Lennon of Xenia, was on
our streets one day this week.
Bronson expects to have a new
bank building and store in the
near future.
Mrs Shoemaker and son returned
home last week.
Anna and Jesse Daniels spent a
few days in town this week.
Mesdames Holeman and Helms
went to Moran Friday.
Mr. Bishop took picture of the
Bronson school but either the wind
or the ugly'faces spoiled it.