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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16

Gn 9tme, Oper bnilten Cubs Gnsle slebebe fig, ait
burtis for be IT. %lstfelise, Der bapoe lepet iaa leuae Iamm.n
os bog fsrf baooe funbet bnanben MI. apleue paa Sule=
traet brenbte neo. uhen at noaen lasbe Merte iii bet, tbi
ct beore Sulelps brenhte NIL 6ierterne.
5sr, oa rinsebe bet til 5simesie, us mart efter bar
2uften enfelte Goner Of Suleialmerne IND til Neuber o.
Ssn, iom title folbebe Seuberne; men &irfen lBb bet:
ct Barn er fsbt os. en- Ssn er siuet o., os 6ru
Sanbel +iasoe vImen" BERTH.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16

men oli1inoeltsots uar bet Sneen, Tom falbt neb fra
'Se'' gun GIT uoenfor poa @aben % Ipeibebe ef1er, ON
+ lite tom en- Sfiffelie ilenoe ben 40 De bpibe @ober %
Joe til henbe:
nStlgio mig, Mooer, at BET er bleoet 1oo tent. BET ifot
brig tie mere"
pun p'los trtet before eno tilsioe BAN pe ssre BET bpas
l'9t o9 9oot 1or BAN; men bun MATTE aaa enc ino ioen,
+ par lnsen Sen. ium fom biem.
2olp. SUN babe Gense fibbet meo folbebe Senber.
n bao life mere ON @lebe for benne often. men ON 1ref5e
bet onoe. On Sang bopbe jun left en- Sara, Ium M
not benbe gu:
pSpor I9rbes nit Barn benne gfat.
9ilbfaren @eroens Qarm?
@n Sang lom nit Siertes bpre Sfot
todn bpileoe pe6 min Baru!
,, buor er nit Barn Scat?
,, Buor er nit Barn / Nat?
Wit garn, fom 6u
Ut je9 ellfer enbnu!
,, bpor er nit 91arn gfat?
Sao rNu o9 uifplbie fgr ban par,
yam lab pao i'm Mobers Stso;
pans Slerte par ionbt, bans Tanbe tlar,
Ssr 5lenlmet Saruel ban bsb.
,, bpor er nit Barn glat?
y, bpor Ell nit Barn Hat?
Dtt Barn tom Su.
ut ies elifer enbnu!
:, bpor er nit Barn / Got?
vi, fit leg blot after ie big III,
nffplbis og from os COB
Obi i%rrrisfulb er nit Sinb, min Su,
It fiben bu mig forlob.
I'll. bpor ct nit sarn gaat2
vi, bpor er nit Yarn Nat?
Nit Barn, TOM On,
Ut leg elifer enbnu
Ut, buor er nit Parn q
500 op buer triRen Siel poa Sorb,
Oct Barn, fot bar mig forlabt,
% fig, at enbnu bans sanle g0or
Der Sors for fit 9iertes @fat,
:. bpor er NIT Barn Nat?
:, Serre. 0, tag bet fat!
O9 buit til bet, bu,
Ut ies eiter snSnu!
:, bpor er NIT Barn / Nat?1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
XII.

@n R9rIisbeb leg teuber,
Der er iaa fuIb os flor,
at fsrre man ei timber
ben noset Steb paa sSorb.
Ben bIiuer bulot big ifantet,
fsr BIZ en6nu bet pe6;
bpor tiot bu ben enb trenteb,
ben uarer fabist peb.
Den xerlisbeb ei isssr
TT eset noeen 9ib,
ben tenter ei at tase,
men siper fun meb Slib.
Os ipsrser bu, buor finbes
ben Rerlisbebens Slob,
iom bper en- Oas pe Time
fremftrsmmer rig os COB.
>, Mober, fore Wober.
bu CT Cubs @ape for,
iaa trofaft elifer in9en
paa belle benne Sorb.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-29

command all the experiences oe
the individual, and that, under cor.
tain abnormal conditions, in obsdi-
ence to the initial impulse OF sua-
gestion, all it's treasures are in
stantly available-we may marvel
at the wonderful gifts with which
the human mind is endowed; but
We may rest assured that the phe-
nomena displayed are the results
OF the operations OF natural law"
"The reader should distinctly
bear in mind that there is a vide
distinction between objective and
subjective memory. The former
is one Of the functions Of tie
brain, and. as has bsen shown BY
recent Investigations, has an sbso.
Lutte localizstion in the eerebrsl
cortex; and the different varieties
of memory, such as visual memory.
auditory memory, memory q
speech, etc., can be destroyed b.
localized disease or by a surgical
operation. Subjective memory ON
the other hand, appears to be an
inherent power. aud free from su-
atomical relations; or at least il
does not appear to depend upon
the healthy condition of the brain
for its power Of manifestation. On
the contrary, the foregoing facts
demonstrate the proposition that
abnormal conditions Of the brain
are often productive Of the most
striking exhibitions Of subjective
memory"
"All the facts Of hypnotism show
that the more quiescent the obieo.
tive faculties become. OF, in other
words. the more perfectly The
functions OF the brain arc sue.
pended, the more exalted sre the
manifestations Of the subjective
mind. Indeed the whole history
OF subjective phenomena goes 70
show that the nearer the body q.
prosches the condition Of death.
the stronger become the demon.
strations Of the powers Of the soul
(the subjective mind.) The ire
sistible inference is that when tbs
soul 1.-THE subjective mind) il frssd
entirely from its mmels OF fiesh
Its powers will attain perfection:
its memory will he absolute"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-29

Our baby has been continually
troubled with collie and cholera
infantum since his birth, and all
that We could do for him did not
seem TO give more than temporary
reliei, until we tried Chamber
lsiu's Collie, Cholera and DiarrlIoea
Remedy. Since giving that rem
edy he has not been troubled.
We want 70 give you this testi.
monial a an evidence Of our
gratitude. not that you need it 10
advertise your meritorious remedy.
q. NJ. Law. Keokuk, Iowa. For
sale by !. W. Rice aud Weiss
Chapman Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-29
A BANK wRECKER.

The Creede Candle accuses this
paper Of defending bank wreckers
aud roasting their victimized de-
positors because the assignee has
awarded US a little printing.
Doubtless the Csndle-judging
us by itself-thinks q little Job
work would buy the editor Of this
paper. As q matter Of fact this
paper has never had q word to say
in favor OF any officer OF the failed
banks, except to approve Of tho
selection Of DR.. N. H. Chapman -
assignee. Aud in this connection
We desire to suggest that We have
known the doctor for the past
eleven years and can say, without
fear OF contradiction. that he 10
one Of the best and most success
ful business men in the San Luis
valley. He 10 careful. but clear
headed and energetic. and what
ever he undertakes he usually &C.
complishes.
Many Of our best friends had
deposits in this bank and We cor.
tainly wish 10 SEQ it, Affairs man.
aged NO that they may realize the
most aud that at the earliest posi-.
bile moment, and for this reason
VT believe ~ good selection was
made when DR.. Chapman was sp-
pointed s.ien-e. To settle the
complicated affairs OF the bank by
correspondence. where tho stock.
holders live in Colorado, Massa.
chu.-t,s and Maine, must necss-
sxrily consume some time, and II q
hIs..~ly settlement 10 not accom-.
plisl.sl Il will not be the fault Of
the hSsikueo who hAs . lucrative
business Of his own and doss not
desire to make = long job settling
this sstats. The only opposition
to him comes from n few sharks
who want TO gst . chauce to de-
YOUR tho asssts Of the failed
banks themselves.
The attack by the Candle on
Treasurer Station for the part hs
took Ia getting the dspositou ol
the Miners bank 70 suspend crimi.
nal proceedings for thirty days II
wholly uuwssrantsd. Whstsvsr
representations OF assurances,
Usls W NJ. Station. vees made
In good faith end for the best in.
tsrssts d oil concssssd so,ns Of
ths srasy dspositees wsee inclined
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-29
hsad What

Ex-Auditor OF State, LOUIS n. Schvan.
beck says about the plan. oilics and funds
OF the Farmsrs' Mutual Fire Insurance.
Company v his report to the State D.
psrtmsnt, after thirty.two days careful
scrutiny Of it booka, methods add work:
rHE PLAN.
Tho plan os %. cooperative Insurance..
- prscticsd BY ths Company, I cons,d.
Or good one. In collecting 50 per osnt
OF the total premium, - in the psst, hss
shown to he full, adequate to dssray all
ezpsnsas and pay small ios~ea. The bal.
anos OF 30 per cent in the form u - ..
ssssusnt nots il practical reserve, and
- such subisct 70 Assessment only In
cass Of heavy loses. So far the Com.
psny has only made one aa.sasm>at Of
. psr csoS against rialks written up 70
and including March 1897. or against no
OF the l,9O policies written. Uu,sa
very heavy iossss occur. all policy hold.
ers will recsivs at least - per csut oe
their total premiun back at the sxpi,..
ton of their policies. In some cssss 30
psr cent. hes been returned 70 po,icv.
holders at the expiration Of their risls.
SECRETARY Asp TREASURER
The principal business of the CON.
pany rests sith the Secretary and Traes.
ursr. He has accounted Tor every dollar
rscs,ved and sxpsodsd. HIS accoupta
while not in the shape u . clear ssa oe
books, sfv nevertheless, found 70 b COZ.
rect, and kept In the honest and stra,eht-
forward manner To the bsst of HE ability.
cosci.usioS.
.ln conclusion will cay that IL the eor,.
going suggestions are faithfully cssrssl
out, and the oaicsu oostinue 70 hsodt,
the funds ~ carefully ~ they hsvs n
the past. ~ no reasoa Why thlA Cpu.
psny. bsing home ooncsrn. should DOT
b In the foremost RANTS for josas bus;.
nsas In the STATE.
"Ths olf'csrs u the Oonpeay have In
every way made nv task p,aaaaas ~.
and have a'.lei ssd facilitated ny WORT
N every possible msnn~s."
Il. A. Southworth. ~ Charles bsijd.
Ing. Drnvss, 70 sscrssasy and C,eoss, n
boutwell, and q. q Kerr. Aosss VIA.
are local AgsatA
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-29

to act a. if Mr.. Maben had their
money where he could lay his
hands on it and would do so il
proceeded against criminally. Such,
however, is not the case. Mr..
Station has no interest in the mat
ter, but simply lent his aid for
what he considered to be the best
interests of all.
A man who is looked upon as
having robbed the Miners bank in
broad daylight of $3.50 should 20
slow while talking about bank
wreckers" and "victimized depos-
itors," especially when he has only
&c cents in the defunct bank to his
credit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-29
letter. Salt Rheum and Ecsema.

The intense itching and smart
ing incident to these diseases, is
instantly allayed by Supplying
Chamberlain Eye aud Skin Oint-
ment. Many very bad cases have
been permanently cured by it. 1t
is equally efficient for sor" nipples,
chapped hands. chilblAins, frost
bites and chronic sor. eyes. 25cts.
per box. For sal. 6y I. ". Rico
and Weiss Chapman Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-29

PROSPERITY has been dinged in.
to the ears Of the people Of this
country too long aud loud. The
working classes are beginning to
demand q share OF it and the re-
suit is strikes everywhere. No one
disputes We are having an era Of
unusual prosperity; the clearing
houses of the great cities show .
wonderful increase in the volume
OF business. What troubles the
masses 10 the fact that but few are
sharing in the great prosperity and
these few are the trusts and COM
binss. Before the close OF the
campaign Of 1900 tho masses will
demand a change and almost any
thing will do for a change. Aud
Hanna prosperity will come to an
emil.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-29

Under the present adm,nistrs-
ton the state OF New York gets
two cabinet officers and the ulost
important foreign ministers. In
fact Wall street has become the
biggest half Of the government.
The balance of the country should
combine against the state of New
York aud Jersey City, the home
OF the trusts,
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-29
WEISS CHAPMAN DRUG 90.
Adn,inIxteat0r'x Notice.
Estate of Esther A. Hill. deceased.

E.stnte II Esther 4. Hill, deceased.
The undersigned, having been ap.
lointcd Administrator Of the estate Of
Esther A. Hill, late Of the County Of Rio
Grnndc and State Of Colorado, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will appear
lsfore the County Court Of Rio Grande
County. at the court house in Del Norte
at the July term, On the 3lst day Of July
next, at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified
and requested to attend for the purpose
of having the same adjusted. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to the un.
dcrsigned.
Dated this 18th day Of June, A. d.
1859.
CHArScEY s. ALDRIcH,
Administrators.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-29
AdmInistrater'u xslass,
~ oS t,e,r,. 4. NlIi. f,.,r.,.A

Rtats of 0eors~. 4. Mil. f,er~assA.
III s.Asr.lf,,.a. ls.ins h',s. .aspsAaled Al.
q - .sn,s ~ s ki:. sl;smI: - = s;.s. ~ y
ci Sirssss s:'s: ss ess.t II. :. s!ss. sSsss: W \.
~ ssst, ~ wklea i.a- all rs1In r sl.S
sla!ns ApaIaea Nd k.tase arr nG911H as2
.sss 4 3s"s:sI AZ v~.s-,'ssjs3 ~ sss.S = .sEl
's''a - ssyIy g !: t; I::sI:;, Ii:;I; 4 ~. &..,.,.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-29

Born old parties will have
planks in their platforms next year
opposing trusts and by 80 doing
they will side track the trust issue.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-29

The Candle bemoans the disap-
pearance OF the money it had de-
posted in the Miners bank and
says all attempts to locate it have
been in vain. The bank records
disclose only G cents to the credit
OF George G. Wilder and he has
never made proof that he had any
more. If,t would ease Georges
mind any he might have that &c
cents credited ON the 1850 account
which the bank has against him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-29

WHEN the people get in dead
earnest, and harness the trusts, as
they do the steam and tho light.
ming. for public servants, the prob
lem will be solved. Until then
there is no help.-Pueblo Press.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-29

THERE is too much prosperity
for the trusts and not enough for
the people. Let us have a change!
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-29
Tear vaW

Shows the stats u vour ess,Ine, ed ~
stss OF rou' health - veil. I.psrs b,ood
makes itss's sppsrsat u . pais asd shal.
low comp'ss'oa. raplss ssd Bkis sssp.
t!ons. ~ you ass sssliag weak sad WON
out sntl 10 nos have healthy appaae.
asos, you shouA w Aehss6 ntoad n.
ix,r. u cures I'll b,ooA dsaaasp, vhae.
cheap Barsaparillas asdsp salIsA puetnagp
ss'l, kno~tss tAsA ~ ~ ssssy hp1ala
% pssitvs suassstae. it BY
esaa b ]. ". ntsA Dgu0
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-29
j. D. LEWIS
=. USTICE OF THE PEACE.
Fer Rent.

Fer Rent.
I have within one mile of
Mansssa Switch 5000 acres OF fine
wheat land 70 lease 10 good parties
for ono or moro ysara This land
is ready for tho plow this year,
commencing to sub. bitches made.
plenty OF water, convenient to rail.
road, the finest wheat land in the
valley. Address Lockett or Ma.
nsssa. j. G. FULLENwIpEH.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-29
N. H. CHAPMAN.
nHYSlCIAN AND SURGEON.
Office at Weiss Chapman drug
store, Monte Vista, Colo.
G. NJ. CORLETT.

X TTORNEY AT LAW. Will
Hpractico in the state and federal
courts. .Ofice on First Avenue
Monte Vista. Colorado.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-07-29

Ashsfs IaglllA nsnslv ~ - (
Cessh y ~ stoA ~ ~ - -
worse ssad h lss1ss AeusA . 0qn1td1.
essasA SsoA - ~ lW A
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-11-16

been ut least twenty miles from the
scene of action when the battle VI GuI-
Rulnt0 Was fought. wish To state for
the benefit OF your paper that only the
first and second battaliOns Of the
Twentieth Kansas were on the firing
line March 20, and that Metcalf's bat
TALON WAS In support aud did not fire
shot during that day. Late In the
evening we ran into the ambush ut
GuiguintO Colonel Little had crossed
the bridge with the Arst battalion aud
formed into line Of bkirmlshers Ny
company followed Immediately af"r-
ward. When the "nlRgers" o rnrd Oh
US that deadly hre Colonel Ed Little
was the only held officer Of the Twen-
tieth Kansas to be seen. Colonel Fun
ston WAS supposed to haYe been
wounded and Maj, Whitman was not
with his battalion. II there are to be
any brevets given for gallant and mer-
Itorlous conduct In the battle of Gui
guinto, they should be given TO the
one that justly deserves them, Colonel
Ed Little. j. f HALL,
Late Of the Twentieth Kansas "
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-11-16

THE Kentucky election contest may
be figured at a draw between Gobel and
the republican candidate. The returns
are all In but contests have been filed
In so many counties that both sides
are claiming the election of their can
didates. The result will depend on
the issue OF these contests. 1t will
probably be fought out In the legiula'
ture, the courts, the race tracks and
husklng bees a good many times be-
fore any one 10 seated, But the fact
that the democrats could come 80 close
with such hghtlnR among themselves
and the fact that they elected the leRis'
lature strongly democratic and will re-
turn Joe Blackburn TO the United
States Senate gives the real victory 10
the democrats and assures the demo-
clats the State next year. Virtually
then the republicans lost three of tho
four States In which elections Of State
officers were held last week.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-11-16

CHESTER |, Long has succeeded In
getting before the public once more to
let them know that the Seventh Dis
trict still has a man who Is to represent
1t In Congress by getting himself inter
viewed, And one Of the principal
things that Mr.. Long expresses his
determination to work for In the COM
ing Congress is "our merchant marine"
Mr. Mark Hanna of Ohio is interested,
1t Is said several hundred thousand
dollars worth In our merchant marine,
and he has interested Mr., Long in II.
"Our merchant marine," he Gays is "A
very sick and badly groomed leviathan,
Our web feet are becoming badly
cracked between the toes and soon says
Mr., Long, they won't be web feet at
all, And for truth IL does seem that
the web feet Of Mr., Longs constituency
or "our merchant marine" have been
neglected in the way of special legisla-
tlon, but when Mr.. Long proposes as
he virtually does to put the stamp tax
on them to pay subsidies to such fel-
lows as Mark Hanna, who live on the
eastern seaboard and have millions
where we have cents, he may find bis
constituents are not any more goose
headed than they are web footed.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-11-16

IT WILL be enoticed that with all the
use Of the term "imperlalism" as char
acterizinG the republlcans' present
policy, that party or It's leaders have in
no way shown offense at the term, and
by this silence have appeared willing
to accept IL as their slogan. The
Standard Dictionery which is one OF
the latest and best out, defines imperi-
alism to mean Imperial state, char
acter, authority or spirit; the System
OF imperial government, ambition
to form an empire; policy of terrific.
rial extension; as used Of France, the
spirit of the Napoleanic empire or ad-
vocacy Of 1t or Of its revival" And
by the way, like Chiefly Long, Louis
Napoleon commenced In 1850 by call
ing the government of which he was
the head, "the imperial republic. "
But In less than two years he dropped
the republic" part Of the name and
made it simply "the Empire" II
there are any terms that should be alb.
horrent to citizen of a republic, 1t
should be anything pertaining to an
an empire. Never republic in its
fall took up king Of the name Of
Kingdom. 1t always seeks new fin
ished and higher sounding name for a
very old infamy.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-11-16

AS SHOWING how men of merit, but
wrong politics, fight and receive no re-
ward, while men Of right politics, but
no merit get the plums under this ad-
mlnlstration We print the following
letter from Lieutenant Hall Of Law
renee. After quoting the Washington
dispatch announcing Col. Metcalf'S
promotion for valor In the battle Of Gui-
gulnto, he says: Every member of
the Twentieth Kansas looks upon the
statement as huge joke. There must
be something radically wrong with It,
We made our march from Maraloa and
fought the battle Of Guiguinto on
March 20, late in the evening. Col.
Metcalf, then major, had his battalion
in support fully one mile 10 the rear OF
the firing line and was wounded In the
foot, early in the morning, shortly af
ter the advance sfrom Haraloa had
commenced. He surely took the iirst
train back to Manila and must have
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-11-16

SOME great man said that fools and
those who dwell In graveyards are the
only men who do not change their
minds. But for scientific celebrity AZ
that job, Gov. w, e, Stanley ls prize
winner, The night before election he
made one OF his stage hopping speeches
for "the whole ticket" Next day he
went to Wichita to vote In q ward he
had moved out Of, his vote was sworn
In and numbered according to law and
when his ballot was counted out II
was shown he had voted for the man
who headed the popullst and demo-
cratic ticket, Judge Dale who was
elected judge Of the district court,
and one other on the fusioL ticket.
This fact seems to prove that the pop
ulist anarchist, or the democratic cop
perhead does not appear to Gov Stan
ley to be nearly so vile and vicious an
animal when no Is alone In the voting
booth with his conscience and his God
az when he Is upon the grand stand
playing for applause. Hurrah for the
hag
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-11-16
used by British Soldiers in AfrIoa

Used by British Soldiers In Africa.
Capt @. q. Dennison is well known all
over Africa as commander OF the forces
that captured the famous rebel Gallshe.
Under date Of November 4, 1897, from
VryburQ, Bechuanaland, he writes; "Be-
fore starting On the last campaign |
bought quantity Of Chamberlain's
Oolic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
which | used my self when troubled with
bowel complaint, aud had given TO my
men, and in every case it proved most
beneficial" For sale by all druggists.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-11-16

ONE would have thought that when
the tumult that met the naval heroes
in the great Parades refused in bad
humor to clamor for Sampson and be-
stowed more Of their demonstration
upon Schley than anyone else except
Dewey, the administration sleuth
hounds who have been nagging at
Schley would have closed their jaws.
Notwithstanding the PLAIN and un-
mlstakable fact that so far as any one
man deserved glory for the sinking of
Cerveras squadron, Schley was the man.
Secretary Of the Navy Long has just
come out with vituperative letter At
tacking him. This only helps in &C.
cumulating the evidence that II an Of
Ificer in the army or navy deserves pro-
motion he must he good republican,
stand in we'll with the push, be In pos
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-11-16
C. z. SIDLINGER,
'h9DrOggiSt
Prescriptions a Specially.
North Main Street Hutchinson
THE VOTE.

The following is thu vote Of Reno
county as shown by the official returns
Judge: Simpson 3,OS2; McRinstry
2,2S5.
Sheriff; Long $3.50; hayl 2,l9i.
Treasurer: Rvker 1882; Hardy 2,4O2.
Clerk; Newlin 3,l37; Foley att
Register Of Deeds: Scoresby 2,9is;
Mitchell 1850,
Surveyor; Elbury SOIL; 0'larra
2,25o.
Coroner; Taylor 3,l.4; Julian 2l26.
Commissioner: Miskimmen 0S2;
Blackburn 6s4.
We don't print majorities for they
don't look well in print.
II any one wants to know what they
are they may figure.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-11-16

NASH ran on a platform endorsing
the national administration and its
policy. 1t was In the home of McKin-
ley and the "klng maker" Mclean
ran on platform denouncing imperi-
alism, trusts and the administration.
Jones was in favor of a "Chrlstian pol
icy toward to Philippines and opposed
to the administration. Mclean and
Jones together got $4,000 majority.
Yet republicans have figured out an
endorsement Of the administration
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-11-16
Make Home Mnnnx.

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The steger factories, thoroughly equipped
with tho best and most improved machinery,
located ct steger ILL.,, are among the largest in
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Intending purchasers will find IL profitable to
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Hutchinson gazette., 1899-11-16
mUTOmINSON MARKETS.

FrNAtSi Apples 100 Gol 20 per bu,
Cabbage, ilgc perm,
oulons, SOC per bu.
Potatoes, 400 per bu,
ButtoHi Country, 200.
Eggs 100,
GOURGry LRFdi 70,
ChAckensi Hens DC; sprlngsih G,
Drain.
WheAt--No2 9, Bic,
Corn-MiIed, 2lo; white 2lc.
Bran-6Sc per cwt
Shorts-7bo per cwt.
Hay-Baled 5000.
Chop-6Oo; mixed,7Oc
Live RtOck.
Cattle butchers steers, SlOO to si,ib; fat
COWS Ss.75 to S3,25; yearling stookerS, per head,
SiS. 90 10 S!2tc
Hogs ,TOloS3, 70,