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CALIFORNIA CATTLE.

Cattle growers in California have suffered
severe losses through the drouht from which
there can be no complete recovery in many
months. Large numbers of cat lie have b. ca
shipped TO Missouri river points, owing 10 the
scarcity of feed, and as they have been Id
thy cannot be Immediately replaced with an
improved condition of California RANGES
Orange Judd Farmer
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DOMINION OF cANADl
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, June 2.-The Evening POST
London financial cablegram; The, ock
markets held quiet, the only feature today be-
Ing sharp rise in Spanish fours and heavy
fall In Grand Trunks, the latter due to 9
poor traffic report. Americans were l'feless.
u & .. common stock was sold heavily, but
new B. & o. bonds are SO for the 3h per
cent S81a for the As, and 56H for the pre-
ferred stock. The rise in Spanish 4s today
was due to bears covering on advertisement
by the Spanish government of decree which
c0mpels the stamping of bonds prior to the
S0th OF June In order to obtain payment OF
the July coupon In cash. The question now
raised in the market is whether in the future
only such stamped bonds shall be deemed
good Tor delivery here-a question which
naturally Alarms the bears and will affect
bonds.
WALL STREET GOSSIP.
New York stock gossip, reported by H..
Holbert Son, bankers and brokers, aa1 Rob-
building, st. Paul.
Post & Flagg wire London was again
very little OF factor today. The quotations
were lower at opening. but our market pad
no attention to this and after higher OPEN
ing came down only to again strengthen
toward the close At one time there was a
report that Santiago had fallen, and imme-
diately the market jumped quite rapidly
This was possibly premature, but is what we
may expect to hear soon Bonds continue
ss.trong with an enormous demand and a very
light supply.
NEW YORK MONEY.
NEW YORK. June 24.-Money on call easy
at 1g1A per cent; last loan ". Prime mer-
camille paper BOA per cent. Selling exchange
nIm, with actual business in bankers bills at
SLSos for demand, and at "a 837aD4 S4A for
SKY days; posted rates, $485@D4 S51k64 1910
e scs4 silver certificates. $4,000; bar silver,
TREASURY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-Tcday's state
available DE cash balance $3.50, 1888 231 gold re-
BANK CLEARINGs.
st. Paul, ss24,314ss.
Minneapolis, $685., GAG.
Chicago, SIS, S66, 432.
New York, $1O6, 023. M5.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

MINNEAPOLIS. June 24-Wheat was weak
throughout the day. No special cause was
ASSIGNED
July wheat opened at s4kc, being the same
as at Thursdays close. and advanced to S5c
by 40 a.
September wheat opened at 671hc, against
677hc Thursday, declined to SIC. frmed up to
67i2c, lost &c. advanced to 671kc lost &c,
gained 54c, lost &c. firmed up to 67asGD671hc,
declined to 667sc, gained 1-16c by IL 80 and by
11:50 held at SIC.
December wheat opened at 66c, being &c
under Thursdays close. advanced to 6i14c
sod at 657sc, frmed up to 66c and lost 1Ac b.
u:59 e. m. ....s-,Y -
The cash wheat market was fairly active.
with good demand for all grades Offerings
were light and easily disposed of cary in the
session.
The chief feature during the noon hour was
the vote to adjourn from Friday, July l. to
Tuesday, July 5. For once even the cash
grain handlers failed to oppose the adjourn
ment. The cause of this is clear They a"e
convinced that there be no arrivals of
wheat of moment to warrant holding sss-
sions.
June wheat closed at SEC. July wheat at SO ;,
September wheat at 66asc, and December at
651hc
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STOCKS WERE IRREGULAR.
Rumors of an EARLY Settlement OF
the War. Encouraged Spec
ulators.
FINANCIAL SUMMARY.
r Close. Day.
Day.
Bar silver, New York. 69M 6S%
Call money. New York. 1A@1h 1AQ11z

NEW YORK. June A.-The stock market
was irregular most Of the day, the result
Of the trading showing gains Of slight frao-
tons In most cases. but with several ad-
vances Of point or more in some securities
which occupied a conspicuous position in the
days trading, notably Tobacco, Brooklyn
Rapid Transit and the Northern Pacific
shares. There was some covering of shorts
early, and little more outside buying on
the assurances given in Washington regard
Ing Germany's attitude II the Philippines.
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ern. s2Ac. No. I hard July. SAGE; No. !
northern July, S211c; oats, 25h0241xc; rye,
44c; barley. 26c; fax, to arrive, $1.06; Sep
TENDER, $102h; corn, 271Rc.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Mary H Ovens to Fisher trus-
tee v II II, Sanborns Acre Lots. 81
st P F & M ms. Co. to p ]. Casey.
1t II, blk 1, Bernheimer's Add. ....... 1850
Total, two deeds...... ............. s., 05I
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
BOSTON MINING SHARES
BANK CLEARINGs.

BANK CLEARTNGS.
The following table, compiled by Brad
street, shows the bank clearings for the week
ended June %, with the percentage of increase
and decrease as compared with the CORE
spending week last year:
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DISPOSITION. OF STOCK.
MICH COW EXCHANGE.

MICH COW EXCHANGE.
Lyle & Raeburn's report: No. fresh COWS
and springers of fair average size and youth
full appearance in extra good dsmand, at
high prices; all other COWS neglected, and ro.
wan. ed Only at Gamer prices. Prosrec s for
good. genuine animals, for some time to
come, are encouraging: Representative g les:
No. Pri mo ice
COW ..........ss 42 0)I 1 COW .......... sai co
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Lake Trips.

Take advantage of the 500 Lines Special
rates to Mackinac Island or through the 80,
600 Islands of the Georgian Bay. Ticket
Office 398 Robert street.
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WHEAT RULED LOWER.

Decline at Liverpool and Cron Ra
ports Were the
Causes.
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o.. No. l. No. O.
S Sreen saited steers, over 60 lbs. coz .08A
Green sailed cows, all weights . O9E .08N
Green sailed branded hides, all
c, weights na,.o3 .osM .o7M
en- all weights ............ O8K OH
Green sailed long-haired kips,
TO 70 lbs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, .O91h O8
Green sailed veal kips, 15 to 25
lbs ....:... .............. 10 .osh
Green sailed veal calf, to 25 lbs. II .C9h
Green sailed deacon skins, under
lbs, each ...................... 40 .a5
Range.
u lbs .;...... ::.-............. IA OILS
Dry Montana fallen hides, over
u lbs ....:..... .:........... .osA@. 10
Dry Minnesota and Dakota hides,
over u lbs ,..:....... .......... .Os1z@. IL
Dry Kip. to II lbs. .12 Oh
Dry. calf, under lbs. ............. IA Ole
Dry sailed hides all weights. Os1s6 .12
Dry glue stock all weights 49, C4jh1 05
All grades green hides and skins, lie to nc
per lb less than sa,ted
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Midway Horse Market.

Barrett & Zimmerman 81 report: Trade was
limited to but a. few transactions; whole
| sale trade existed the market The local
trade was the only one depended ton for bust
ness. A great many inquiries for Western
and fnr that een bnrsea goou 9
posed of were drivers and small horses with
| drop of S. per head. compared with We te,-
| days quotations. The nominal value for
horses to Z years as fellows:
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Northern

Other Grains-Winter wheat. 10; No, 8
corn. 4; No. corn, 4; no grade corn. 4:
NoS oats. IL; No. rye, L. No. 8 barley, i;
No. fax. 4.
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat-No northern
3d. No northern, 1877 No. 3. %; rejected
2; no grade l; No. oats, 1; No. fax, 81
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Received-wheat. IS cars, 1870 bu; corn,
S'Sao O bu oats is s $50 bur barley LAO bu rye
stuffs 21 tons; hay, % tons; fruit, 1853, 81
lbs merchandise, 1,553, 142 lbs; lumber 81
cars; posts and piling car; barrel stock. 4
cars; machinery, 3o4 600 lbs; coal, sO2 tons;
wood. So cords: brick, 81. 600; cement, rs bbis
household goods, 20 900 lbs; stone and marble
25 cars; live stock. cars dressed meats
los, 600 lbs; railroad materials, cars: sun.
dries 80 cars; car lots 348.
Shipped-Wheat SO cars, 1880 bu: corn
2.490 blu; oats. 1900 blu; barley $50 bu: fax
% $50 blu: -four. 27.306 bbls; millstuffs sSs
tons; fruit, $500 lbs merchandise. 21o7 $50
lbs; lumber, rs cars; machinery, 4S2 AGO lbs;
coal. 20 TONS brick, 81, 600; cement. 445 bbjs
stone and marble, / car; railroad materials
81 cars; sundries, 10 cars; car lots, 657
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HIDE MARKET

MINNEAPOLIS, June 24-No increase in
the receipts. The market is firm, and soms
classes Of G.. S. hides are higher Calf skins
are quiet Dry hides and calf are in steady
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for Cuba and Porto Rico StiGen-
ing Prices in SOuthwest-BeIief
in Large Expectations by United
States for Food and Grazing In
West Indies.
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The man who was "born tired should use
PRIcKLY Assn BIrTERs. 1t makes work neces
sity TO give vent functional activity in the sys-
TEN. Sold by J. L. Sewsll
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Kinball.

Wednesday, June 22.-Mr. and Mrs.
E. B. Rail recurned home Wednnes-
day after being gone for the past three
weeks on a campi1g tour.
Quite anumber Of our people attend
ed Children's exercises at Savonsburg
Sunday a. m. and at Stark at night.
Misses Cluma Maper, Bessie Kimme,
of Moran, and eva Romspert, of Saw
onsburg returned home Sunday after
weeks visit with friends here.
Willie Smith spent Sunday with
Ben Roberts.
Misses Flora and Anna Rsese spent
Sunday afternoon with Mary and
Blanche Myres. Visgal Howell COM
plated Dennis, Simmons barn last
week.
Mrs. Amy Smith and three children
were visitig at w. F. and J, NJ. Crap
sons Tuesday and Thursday.
Bert and Myrt McDonal Willie and
Chester Smith, Geo. Reece and Ben
Robert swere pulling cuckle burrs
for Mr.. Moore last week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. McLeister, a
fine girl on last Wednesday,;
Samuel Reece started west Tuesday
expecting to go to work in the har-
vest fields,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vol Kelsey spent Sun
day with Mrs. Kelsey's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Simmons.
Miss Geneva Mcdonald spent Sun
day with Miss Myrtle Reed.
Joe Myres shipped two car loads of
cattle Monday night.
ALI Shilder returned Monday night
from Kansas City where he has been
staying for the past month visiting
with his son, Ed, who is very low with
blood poison, but was able to come
down with his father.
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Big Greek.

Tuesday June, q, '93, Miss Lizzie
Dennis is on the sick list.
Farmers are laying by corn.
John Kelley shipped hogs Monday
Ed Townsend spent Sunday at home
A number of our young folks are
preparing to spend the fourth at Hum
boldt
("Quite a number attended the lc'
cream supper at the Chapel last Wed
nesday night. big Creek items II
the Blade. We hope they all enjoyed
themselves as ye TINES correspondent
has not got that surry yet; he was un
able to be present and can not give
full particulars.
Elmer Brown is working for +. E
Maynard.
Owing to the rain Wednesday night
the ice cream supper at the ChapeI
was given Thursday night. The net
proceeds were S7.05.
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Center Grove.

Soon be time to celebrate.
Some of the farmers are laying their
corn by this week.
VIII Geisler and sister drove down
to Cofeyville this week to visit reia-
t,yes and friends of that place,
w. D. Jewell was in Topeka attend
ing the populist state convention last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Yount we're the
guest of w. j. Osburn's Sunday,
Soon be time to reap the golden
grain.
We notice c. w. Hall has been i'm
proving his property by painting. A
good move.
Quite a number from Center Grove
attended the funeral Of Mrs. George
Atwood, at Leanna, last Thursday
Afternoon.
Miss Nellie Jewell is visiting heI
sister. Mrs. Wm. Guiane, OF Chanutei
the iirst of the week.
Miss Alice Harner is staying at Mr.
awards, at present.
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Valley,

Monday June, 20, 1873. To wet TO
plow.
Jap Beamer and Matte Philips were
married last Sunday at the home OF
tue brides parents.
J. w. Toomey has fenced in fine
hog lot with wire.
Edd Eckley is sick at present.
Tom Copley is talking of moving to
Parsons next spring.
w. H. Nation was at Topeka last
week aud attended the pop state con
vention. Mr. Nation, like plenty OF
other pops in this vicinity is not much
of Leedy man.
The republicans OF this vicinity are
well pleased @ith the state and coun
~ ticket,
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Real Estate Transfers,

Matte e. Gray and hus to l. V. Kend-
rick wd ST net and lots and 2and nwt
l, %, Is. $4,000.
Sadie V. Kendrick to Sarah Hay
wood wd net and nwt l, 29, Is. L.
Marion S. Huber and wife to d. Il.
Mccullough wd Lot blk 8 Truitts 3rd
Chanute. 675.
w, H. Roberts and wife to d, H..
Mccullough wd Lot blk 8 Truitts 3rd
Chanute. 2OO.
Sheriff Neosho Co to j. V. Brewer
sd WI set 2, 30, 20. 400.
Geo. N. Lindsay and wife to A. W..
Ashcraft wd Lot 6 blk 2 Laphams add
and lots 3,4 and 5 blk Tioga. 250.
A. w. Ashcraft and wife to j. B. F.
and Nellie w. Gates wd Lots 5 and 6
blk Laphams add Exc
A. Brown and wife to G. c, Foster
wd Lots 1884 blk21 Eden Park 80.
j. j. Dannelly and wife to John
Malsbury wd Lots and blk2 North
Erie. 100.
j. d. Malsbury and wife to Susan
Dannelly wd Lots I and Sblk2 North
Erie. 100.
f. II. Foster and wife toZ. L. Heath
wd 81 SET 30 90 20. $50.
Jas. S. Gibson and wife to A. A. Cas-
tie wd nw4 12301S. 1900.
Jas. r. Hoop and wife to City OF st.
Paul qcd blk 81 except lot lots 2, 4,
and WI blk 3S Mission. 200.
WSamuel Vernum and wife to City of
st. Paul qcd lots 2, 4, 6 blk 3S Mis-
sion 10.
aCity of St. Paul to S. V. Shetfner
qcd blk 81 except lots 2, 4, and and WI
blk 3S Mission. l.
c.. f. Drake and wife oS. V. Shelf
ner wd lot 5 blk 81 Mission. 10.
VIM. Hull and wife to Johnson G.
Hull ct al wd ct net 81 and lots l, 2, a.,
and set sw4 80 1921. $500.
VIM, Hull and wife to Oswald L.
Hull wd l)t and swt swt 81 80 2l
1900.
w. NJ. Baxter and wife to Anna A,
Moore wd lots ,4,6,S.10, 12ublk 23 Mis-
sion. l0OO'
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NORMAL NOTES,

Prof. Dyche lectures Wednesday
Jno. O'Conner, of carlton, called
Monday.
The history class under Prof. Fraz'
ier has been discontinued,
Prof. Mcclure has two large classes
in vo ;al music.
Prof. Harry Brown, of Hanna,
>Wyomiug, called Tuesday.
yFifty subscriptions TO the Western
School Journal were raised or renew
ed and accordingly, Jno. Mcdonald
delivered his lie iture, "The Scotie
Child" to a large audience at athe
Methodist church Thursday night.
Mrs. Harbaugh was over Friday dis
tributing sample copies of the Record.
This week closes the normal and the
patrons are well pleased with the in
struc 1rs and with what they have
gained.
Examination for certificates will be
held Monday and Tuesday Of next
week.
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Thayer.

J. E. Bell and G. S. Denison were
over from Erie Monday.
The Fredonia oil mill will start up
about the middle of July.
Bert and Lillian Lytle were over
from Galesburg Sunday
Mrs. r. B McNair returned to her
home in Benedict yesterday,
Bert Stall was up town Sunday for
the first time for several days,
Ed Brewster is now located near
Phoenix Arizona, on a ranch.
w. @. Strickland and Chas. Nelson
drove to erie one day last week
Linnie Coleman has gonel down to
the Texas oil fields where his father Is.
Abe Matthias has harvested his
wheat crop and it appears to be fine
crop.
Thayer is much cooler lately, Q Bull
lard started his ice wagon last Satur.
day.
Mrs, C. H. Mills and children. and
Earl Brewster drove to Chanute yes
terday.
George Lowrance is in the Army
Hospital at San Francisco with the
measles.
A great deal of Sperry's wheat down
in Shiloh-tp will not be worth cutting.
The average age OF the volunteers
who have enlisted in the war, is
twenty-four.
George Wright has supplied the re-
quired bond and was released from Jail
yesterday.
Mrs. Volle Buchanan came down
from carlton Saturday and Gene
came down Sunday.
Miss Ninau Bartl is dawn from Cha
mute getting upa music class. Miss
Bartl is niece of Mrs. Roadman.
Miss Edith Green expects to attend
summer school at Chicago and take
work under the famous Col. Parker.
Commencement exercises will be
held at Newland school house next
Saturday evening, June %. Miss El.
sic Newland is the only graduate.
Charley Record isgetting along very
well at the asylum. He was much
worse the last two days he was at
home than he has been since.
Rev. Fred L. Sans. who used to call
himself an evangelist and preached at
several points west Of town a few
years ago, has become tired OF the
work and Las hung cut his single as
a dOctorin Lawrence.
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w. A Cook returned from the mar
vest fields out west last Saturday. lie
says there are more men out there
than the farmers know what to do
with and half Of them can't get work.
Yves Stall succeeded in getting work
for himself and team at $500 per day.
According to the Cherryvale Repub-
lican, Mrs. Henry Dowell, living near
Morehead was bitten by a mad dog
lately and went to Cherryvale to a
mad stone. The stone was applied
and adhered three times, forty-five
minutes each time. News, June 81.
j. w. Furgison and A. H. Renheart
made business trip to Erie Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carrie Roads, from
near Galesburg, were trading in
Thayer Tuesday afternoon.
Politics are very quiet now in this
neck OF the woods. There is some talk
about the township ticket, Homer
The one that seems to strike the most
popular chord and we think the
strongest yet mentioned is, trustee
G. II. Vosburg, treasurer, j. w. Beck,
clerk, O. B. Lukens. This, if nomi-
mated ought TO be winner.
Committeeman Sperry is getting
ready to conduct an active campaign
this fall in Chetopa-tp. in the interest
of the Republicn state, county and
township tickets. John is a rustler
when he gets started out
d Chas. Evans has quite little phot-
ograph gallery of his own. Chas. is
clerk of the school board and the ~.
plicants, both male and female pre-
sist in sending Cherley their photoes
with their applications.
John Dye made business trip to
Chanute Wednesday morning.
Fred Carter is working for L. A.
Stall this wsek.
John Whitaker, with his threshing
outfit leave this week for Oklahoma
where he will begin work at once.
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Cottage Corner.

j. w. Philips and family, who have
been visiting j. w. Arthur aud other
relatives liz this vicinity, for couple
of weeks, left for their home at Matt
land Mo, Tuesday
ID. d. Mccormick was down in the
viciolty of Urbana on business, Mon
day.
w. H. Neyhard repaired the pond
in the Allen pasture, the first of the
week.
Mrs. C. S. Nation returned Ifrom
her Kansas City visit, Tuesday.
Henry Frank and ]. H, Mahaffey,
each have fine field of oats
Chinch bugs took the wheat on the
McConkey farm.
j. R, Bowman has a fine field of
millet.
Chas. Gardner has some fine corn on
the old McCune farm; this has been
an excellent spring for upland crops.
=s-Chinch bugs have done consider
able damage to corn in this vicinity.
If the weather is propitiousi from
now out, we will have wagon loads
Of peaches.
Daniel Huber is putting in some
miiiet on Cottage Stock Farm. s.-.I8
Country boys 60 to town and town
boys to the country Sundays to have
time.
Henry Clatfelter and G, M. McCully
each has fine field Of flax, Gl-.-sssss
J. Fl. Mahatiey's little girl was quite
sick the first OF the week.
Johnny Cooper is an o k. farmer and
stock raiser.
Mrs. j. H. Mahaffey and Mrs. Hen
ry Frank planned and executed a sur
prise party on their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w, Arthur Monday night, that
was corker, The guests to the num-
Der of about forty played old fash
ioned games and told ghost stories and
had good time generally, Quite a
number of town folks came out and
mingled with the people of the corners
among whom was Rev. Barrett and
family. 1t was about midnight when
the guests departed. All present eE-
joyed themselves hugely and say they
are going back about water melon
time.
Mrs. H. II. Conkright has the finest
garden in the neighborhood.
j. E. Plummer says he is going TO
paint his house soon.
Caleb Reeves is not 50 well as usual
this week.
The man who was "born tired" should use
PR1cKLY ASH BITTERs. 1t makes work neces-
sity 20 give vent functional activity in the sys-
tenn Sold by J. L. Sewsl
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Erie.

] e. Bell, clerk Of Dlstrlc court, II.
and g. s. Denison were looking after
,egal matters in Thayer Monday.
Judge L. stillwell and J. L. Deni-
\ son went to lola Monday where 0ou' .
ykonvened.
I Judging from the number OF marri-
age licenses that judge Mills mas
neddled out, and the scarcity OF ui-
yorces in the District Court, marriage
is no more a failure in Neosho county
Prof. A. P. Allen, of this clCy'
lectured to the normalites yesterday
on the Geology of Kansas" f"
Up to the present, 1873 teachers nave
enrolled in the most successful norn-
al Neosho-co. has had for years. Proi'
Stanley seems to be an ideal instruct
or and a favorite with all.
Miss Anna Herod entcrtains the ex-
students of the State Normal at her
home Monday night
w. r. Cline. county attorney, j. H.
Roll clerk of Distric Court and John
Lock. Register of Deeds attended the
Democrats Congressional convention
at Chanuae yesterday
Drs. M, E. Lake and G. W. Balliane
are delivering course of lectures to
the physiology class at normal
Jean Hurst & Co. received tive car
loads of Ice from Kansas City last
week.
Hon. d. G. Ambrose, editor OF the
Fayetteville Republican of Fayette-
Vile, Ark, is visiting in THE CITY,
Although the notice is rather brief,
\ Erie has made arrangements TO ceie-
Z brate the Fourth. Active preparations
are being made to unfurl "Old GLORY"
as proudly as it ever was before, ana
make the eagle scream until ne
stratus every vocal cord in his throat
Judge L. Srillwell has has been mace
chairman of the day. Addresses VIII
be made by Senator Hugh P Farrelly,
of Chanute, and Hon j. W. lden, OF
Parsons Immediately after devowing
every eatable in sight, the Following
toasts will be given: for toast master
l.. d. HAYNES, "The War as Unuer-
stand it,, j, L, Denison; "The Kan
sas Editor, C. f. Allison; "Our Vol
unteers.", c. A, Budd; "Fisherman's
Luck, ]. @. Stratton; What is lt?"
Il. H. Rager: Omaha Exposition, j..
M. Allen: "The New Woman, W. r.
Cline; "The New Man., Belle l..
Harbaugh. Every one has taken an
interest in assisting in the celebra
tion and old Erie is preparing to do
herself justice.
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Are you dull and stupidi Do you miss the
snap vim and energy that was once yours? You
need few doses of that great system regu, ,ator
PRIcKLY ASH BITTERs For reviving strength
and energy, increasing the capacity of the body
for work it is a remedy of the highest order.
Sold by j l.. Sewell,
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) A Tale of Two Counties
-%--~-%~~Is-N
AS Told by the Times Correspondents In
NeOshO and wilson Counties.
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To CoRREspoNDENTs:-Write on but
one side of the paper; head your items
each % week with the name of your To-
caIitv: % get items here by Tuesday
when possible, but in no case nna naOtr to
than Wednesday; sign your name W W
items, not to be used in paper, DuC ID as
a matter of good faith;when your sup
niles run out, notify this office.