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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-14
.ENTATJVE SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Adam Huffbauer, one of the veteran
clippers to this market, was In yesterday
with a good load of hogs which sold at
good bulk prices.
NaT & Trimble of Arkansas City were
shippers on the market with a car Of
mediums which sold at the top of the
bulk.
Commodore Hans Peoples was in in
person with a car load Of heavy hogs
which sold without dock at the top Of the
bulk prices.
A. Garland Of Kiowa had in car Of
mediums which sold without dock at the
top price Of the day.
D. Jackson of Hazelton sold out a
bunch Of hogs which were heavies at a
good bulk figure.
The Dold shipments yesterday were
heavy n all divisions. It was a record
breaker in the straight jObbing depart
.aent. there being close to 10000 pounds
Of meats sent out from this end. There
was. besides a good jobbing and express
business and several cars out of the
straight contract division. 1t was a
busy day all through at the Dold plant,
and ali parts Of the house did their part.
The ROADS doing the hauling yesterday
We're as follows: Santa Fe, 10, and
each from the Missouri Pacific and the
Frisco
Among the yard receipts yesterday was
one car of sheep consigned by L. NJ. Bee
bee Il same. billed from Kansas City to
Norwich
c. p Fuilington had in ( cars Of cattle
at tn yards for feed and yardage.
W. r. Becknam Of Halstead had in two
cars Of ncgs on the late market
Miss Pearl Ludlum. amanuensis at the
D0ld offices VIII leave TODAY for her
home al Pratt to attend the wedding OF
her sister.
J. c. Greenwade OF HunneweH was q
late arrival with a car OF cattle, last
night
Provisions ruled dur and easy. Toe
Tnany hogs and heavy selling Of lard ana
ribs had weakening influence. Cash la-t
closed steady at S5.271s, and ribs ~ cents
of. at 81 e2la
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essary was the dispatch % n brief cable
gram to Mr. Macrum at Pretoria. This
officer Is the superior IN rank 10 the other
consular representatives OF the United
States. not only IA the 'Trsnsvaal. bat IN
the Orange Free State and ne has ben
instructed to give those officials the neces-
sary directions The only consular Official
besides Mr Mscrum in the South African
Republic, Il a Mr.. Gordon. who succeed
ed Mr. Manion as consular agent as Jo-
hannesburg Mr.. Manion having resigned
a few months ago.
In the Orange Free State the United
States is represented by Alfred Elliott.
consular agent at Bloemfontein- He IS
an Englishman ard therefore It IS qucs-
tionable whether or not he will remain
AZ his post in his capacity az American
agent. or retire In the latter case. Mr..
Matfum viii probably select some suita-
bic American TO take Up the duties OF con-
suIar agent.
There IS no present intention At the
state department TO issue a proclamation
OF neutrality. Il IS customary 10 omit
these proclamations untl some emergency
arises calling FOR their issue. and such an
emergency IS not expected to occur IN
South Africa
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Don't Step on a Rat

To kill him. Don't feed reaches and bed
bugs on the So-cdlled eXtermInattnS pow
ders, which don't even make the bugs
sick When you want 10 rid your home
Of all kinds of household vecmin, why
not do It in the easiest, sureSt e.eauest
and cheapest way-by using Stearns
Electric Rat and Roach Paste? It's easily
applied in cracks and crevices or spread
on a piece of cheese, and no bac Cdors
sumes ali animal matter. Rats eat 1t and
die outside the house; If they cannot get
ont. inside of two days the paste consumes
and dries up all Of the rat but the skin
and bones, so that there is nothing left
one Of the largest seed stores In Wichita
used one box last year, found Sc dead rats
next morning and never had any smells
or trouble with rats afterward.
a Galveston housekeeDer writes US:
Last summer 1 bought a box OF your
Paste. used it around the sink IN the
kitchen one night to kill the cockroacheS,
and next morning we swept 1u3 dead
reaches into dustpan on the kitchen
floor"
Stearns' Electric Paste has been made
for over 70 years. Thousands and thous-
ands Of housekeepers have used il during
that time, and We have never had enc
single complaint. Instead we nave hun
dreds Of letters like the above pra5sng
the Paste and calling it the best ve-min
killer known
For sale at all dealers, 25c box.
If your dealer does not keep il, send
stamps and we will send you a box.
StearnS Electric Paste Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
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shipments-Flour. 5000; wheat, 1890;
corn, COCO; cats, $1,000.
NEW YORK
New York, Oct. 1s.-wheat-Receipts.
305, $50; exports, 80, 335; spot, quiet; No. 2
red. 7cssc. f. O. b., afioat; No. l northern
Duluth. 797sc. (. O. b., afoat to arrive,
new; No l hard Duluth. s21sc to arrivei
No. 2 red elevator. 7424c. Options closed
steady, = TO &c net decline; March. 500
as0l4c, closed s04c; May. 20 1850 s014c,
closed soc; December, 764g77 S-lSe. closed
1850.
Corn-Receipts, 1885; exports, $500
Spot, easy; No 3 41tzc. f o. b., afioat.
41c elevator. Options closed easy, I'M
changed to &c lower; May, sSisc, closed
SS%c.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Oct S.-Wheat-Spot No. 2
red, western winter, steady, IS Id; No. l
northern spring. IS gid Futures steady.
Corn-Futures quiet; October, IS 101ed;
November, IS led; December, IS S7sd.
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New York. Oct Recommendation
t.ser's London financial eaolegrara- The
markets here are nov resigned 70 var
II souta Afrsca ard ICES ~ gold IN conse-
ouence. Thcy. opened irregular. sst sooa
improved osie;iy up 20 me close. Ar
can mlnes we're buoysnt American So
eurstses began szu and remained Astiszs
70 the close"
Paris Oct 15-The bou-z@ cpened hssi-
.asirr. bet improved later. ezFi@r n1rsT
n I,on3en sueourasinE s2srtsiafior- =
snaas we're steady. efgsr being o1eres
IN canse4Uencs % Tuzors O, diescui.ies
n Rome
Rerisr. ocf- 7g-T1e bos-ss opened fr2
today. Largely stirzUiats6 y - 1EruEsss -
~ Re L5aSoa market F1rsiE1ers were
hszher ans Americans we're Ee4l ns.n-
+ssrsT
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common natives and feeders from west
ern ranges, which sold slowly at steady
prices. The demand for the medium
grades of dressed beef has fallen off and
all grades, except strictly choice beeves,
are fully 10 TO 15c lower than this time
last week. Today's prices for good to
fancy grades were s.. S01I6. IS; common to
medium steers, 81. 5OlI5 10; cows and heif
ers, q c9G4. So; stockers and feeders. $3.50
Q4.75; Texans, 5000. Is; calves, S4.oCG
ZOO.
Hogs-There was a good demand for
hogs, and prices ruled steady at the re-
cent decline. Fair to prime lots sold at
s.. 271zl14. go; heavy packers, 3.05d4 %;
mixed lots, $4.25Q4.60; butchers. $500
4.e5; common to choice light weights, "a Is
q4.6O; pigs, s4.GOG4.50.
Sheep-There was a good slaughtering
demand for sheep at unchanged prices.
Poor to choice sheep sold at $1,000. 90;
prime yearlings. bringing the top price.
Feeders brought s3.25Q3.70, and western
rangers S2.5GG3 80; common to choice
lambs, 50. 25d5. 10.
Receipts-Cattle, 5000; hogs, 1900;
sheep, 1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No, Oct. 13-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500 natives 100 Texans; market
steady; native steers, S4O0G6.15; Texas
steers, S3.00d4 so; Texas cows. s.. 0DGi3. 10;
native cows and heifers, 81 .50d4. .; stock
ers and feeders, $500. 40; bulls, $3.50
3.25.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market steady to
a shade lower; bulk of sales, 81. 30G4. 80;
heavy, S4.15g4 .2712; packers, S4.20q4 30;
mixed, 81. 2GG4. %; light, S4.20a4. S712; york
ers. "a. 35d4. 3712; pigs. 81. 2504 BIZ
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady;
strong; lambs, 81 OOl74. IS; muttons 5000
$50
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Oct. Observation-Disclosures, O.,
600. market steady; native shipping and
beef steers. 50. s5d6 so; stockers and feed
ers, 81. JOl14. 70; cows and heifers, 81. O4Q
500; Texas and Indian steers, 3.1GlI4 90.
Hogs-Receipts, 500; market 10 cents
lower; pigs and lights s.. 40d4 co; pack
ers, 81. 25G4. 20; butchers s4.40d4.50.
Sheep Receipts, 300; market firm; ma
tive muttons, $3.60q4.OO; lambs, s3.25Q
500.
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BOUND D Be HAR|SR
Wall Street Ignores Al! Favor
able influences.
BROOKLYN TRANSIT SELLS
And the Rest FoIloWS-Better
Bank Statement Expected.

New York, Oct 13-The temper Of spec
ulation was determinedly bearish and all
favorable incidents were persistently ig-
nored. The reactionary spiria found its
chief vent by selling Brookly Transit
That stock was easily the leader Of the
market in point OF activity and although
the dealings did not approach the high
water mark OF a few weeks ago. the
unsupported condition of the stock and
the large blocks offered. suggested re-
sumption Of late conditions.
Metropolitan street railway seemed to
show acute sympathy. Manhattan was
little affected and the New York gas
stocks were firm. There were some wide
movements in stocks not usually promin-
ena- New York Air Brake fell nine
points, and the Flower groupe as
whole. except Rock Island, was weak in
sympathy with Brooklyn Transit. Offer
ings of sugar and tobacco were greater
than could be absorbed and both stocks
declined sharply. The American Mailing
stocks also were depressed, the common
losing 1-2 and preferred seven The in
dustrials were more affected than the
railways La Clede Cas- rose four points
and Great Northern preferred over
ipoint. The market seemed rather firm
for a time during the morning but per-
sistent weakness OF Brooklyn Transit
broke through the resistance. Can loans
were easier again, the maximum rate
not exceeding 1-2 per cent. and the ma
'jorfty Of the days loans made at per
cent or below Preliminary estimates OF
the weeks movements Of money give
prospect Of a slightly improved condition
in tomorrow's bank statement The dis
bursements Of cash by the sub-treasury
on account Of government payments have
almost offset its receipts on account OF
revenues. But the banks have deposit
ed at the sub-treasury for Geographic
transfer to the intrior Sl,o52,2oCO. The
heavy outward movement early in the
week has been partly offset by large
receipts later IN the week This would
Indicate a loss on the interior movement
of about 81, 800 900. Against this there have
have been receipts of 2.S0oGo0 OF foreign
gold and about 10000 by cashing drafts
Of the San Francisco mint on the sub
treasury, making a total Of about $3.50
900 This would indicate a net gain 10 the
cash reserves OF the bank Of over S,000.-
600 The bank further reduced their
loans so that there is fair prospect
Of a moderate increase in the surplus re-
serves The first payment Of anticipat-
ed interest on government bonds will be
made on Monday but the prospects do
not indicate that application VIII be made
on a large scale. although this payment
is without rebate. Closing prices Of stocks
were as follows:
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DRY GOODS Markets

New York, Oct 13.-The market for al
descriptions OF staple cottons continues
very strong in tone and incidental ad-
vances today show continued upward ten
dency. Several leading makes eastern
sheetings and drills advanced &c per
yard Prints selling well in staple lines
and advances likely. Fancy prints are
noving fairly. Staple ginghams and
fancy dress ginghams strong and in some
quarters &c higher. Print cloths strong
and no change in regulars. Wide odds
held for 3-16c for 3S-inch 64-square and
4 9-16c for 39-inch, 6Sx72. Burlaps quiet,
but prices firm. Dundee and Calcutts
markets advancing.
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METAL MARKET.

New York. Oct. 1S.-The metal market
took an unsatisfactory course today, sew
eral metals sagging under absence of de-
mand worthy Of mention, and disappoint-
ing reports from outside markets. Offer
ings were urgent, leading buyers to pro-
crastinate to j greater or less degree. At
the close the metal exchange called pig
iron warrants nominal a SIS; lake copper
easy at SlS.25 tin easier, with $32 bid
and sS2.50 asked; lead dull with $3.50 bid
and 1866 asked; spelter easy, with s.. 70
bid and $50 asked. The brokers' price
for LEAD is s.. 20 and for copper. &S2s.
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on the Produce Exchange toCays the
market ranged as follows:
Rutter-F1rn; creamery, I5Gz7c; dairy
13lsGIsc-
Egg-Stea5y; Isl1c.
rbee<e-Strong. creams. rs. Qi-l+c-
Dressed poElJry-Firm; spring chickens,
SlsS1sc: hens, SC; ducks. 1l=c; turkeys, :
alec.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. Oct. 13.-Wheat-De-
earnber. sc: May ssisc; casa, No hard.
s4lAs9s5c. No 5. 621s4,zc; No. : red, sc;
No 5 ssiz1s7i4c.
roru-December @-7sc: MAY. $50: No
mixea. 2slsa9oc; No. white. ~ CSC:
No. 5 i.a2a.c
Oats-No. . Waite, 2ie2siEc-
Rye-No. . 51zGssc.
F4ay-Choice timothy So choice Prai-
RE. s.. 75S5.-es.
But5er-Creamery. Isa1c; dairy. sc.
Egg-Fresh, t&c
ST LOUIS
= Louis. Oct 12---T ae2t-TsoEe-: No
rea csSA. elevator. 7,zse. track. -
re. December. 7I7sss--c; 5Isy, 7sizc: Nc
, hard. ssT7ac-
,-arr-Ilsve-. NJ. casa. &c: track. =
ae,z.c. December. Zsasc- MAY SIC
Cats-Lower: NJ casa. Zc, track
&c, December. SSzcs May, - Eizc. No.
: white 2ssza@z.c-
Ry-Firn; 80
Reeeipts-Flour. ssa. wheat. geo;
corn ss.eao; oats. see.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. Oct 3.-Coffee-Options
opened irregular, with prices firm to 3
points lower. and showed a barely steady
undertone most Of the day on disappoint-
ing news from Europe. Closed steady. 8
points advance to 5 points lower. Sales,
II coo bags. including: October. 4.55Q4.6oc;
December, 475c: January, 4.Sec; March.
.a5c: MAY. 5.O5c; June, 5.O5d5 loo; July,
:. 1Oc: September. sc. Spot. Rio steady,
but quieter. Mild quiet; Cordova, 624G
-12ic.
Sugar-Raw, steady; refined, steady.
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Ner York Oct- u-1ersT . calls
sHsn,ly caster al 49, az psv eanf. lsss
faaz So. per cert Prime sas-1zn'iis Fa-
per 9 i-ssss per ce1t- sissiiag sHeAa-gs
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A1aEamomETRlC DILEMMA

csas.awa. o. rt-k sspafea 'resa
coissaa-z inrt ssafb ~ -sf 'sr
river. arnosn-ss sass CSC 'rNH Hf
varrs4 % - 81 ress1asss - 80 a'tss
v-s,erssy T.s astaea ~ ~ -er5- IRE
i-isals.a-tt s1e7rd3sr fs go fss7
s-s -~arer.1z ar~e-tair Hhs'1fF 81 sFst
tse Bae-s sra ces 80. Or hai IRE
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G0TTDN,

Galveston. Tex, Oct 13.-Cottou-
Steady: Lice
New Orleans. oct. 13.-Cotton-Steady;
middling. 13-l5c.
Liverpool. oct 13.-Cotton-Spot. good
business done: prices lid lower; Ameri-
can middlirg. SD
New York. oct. 13.-Cotton-Futures
closed steady: October, SIS; November,
SIS: December. $3.50; January, S. IS,
February. $6.sS; March, 800; April. S7.02;
May. S7.05; June, 500; July, see; Au-
g~-7S- 3 -
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NPLING VERSUS THE B0ER

London Oct I1.-At Brighton this sven
ing a publlc meeting was hel3 under TIE
auspices 81 the south African association.
in support OF the government The hail
was crowded. over 5ooo persons eeins
present. in consequence % the report that
Rudyard Kiplias would speak The audi
ence. before the addresses began. sang
patriotic sours The chairman. Lord Tai
bot at the outset. read the following let
ter from Mr. Kipilng.
81 see the papers have generously cred
lied me with the intention o. spesking az
your meeting. but a. ! p0intsi out when
the association ala ne the honor 90 ta'ita
me. public speaking Is entirely out of my
way. need not say I am entirely IN
sympathy with the onjec; % the meeting
and realize our couutry's obligation ai
this crisis 90 support Tier Matesty'e gov
eminent unrezervedly. Their demand.
take e % De. Is Tor equal rtshts for al
white men from the Cape % Zamhesi;
their aim. the establishment - a repablia
instead az an olisarchy, ard their Yin1'-
cation. a new reRcnerate Tfansvaa4. Sow
erned under equal laws formed in open
council lgy free men. neither corrupted nor
coerccd. representing every interest IN Re
land These things are good and desira-
BILE and recognize that 81 e. ire duty
OF each one ~ us. according % ~ abb
tiles. 10 work toward their attainment
.With every wish for the thorough sue
cess 81 the meeting. ! am yours sincerely
"RI pYARD KPLING.
THE audience greeted the rel ding - no
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Trensnry ~tntrmrnI.

Washington. Oct. Is-Today's statement
Of the condition of the treasury shows:
Available sach balances $2S7.2o5.117: gold
reserr s25- rs anG
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wHY YlNG SQUADRON

New Yark OCT. IA dlspatfh 20 -
world from London SAYS: THE lorna
ton ~ British flying squadron has Gre
ased egariderable be&ilfsrrueat y -
purely a defensive nleas8re ard inspires
lsy the bitter hostility % Engiand = -
7lavrf 81 tne continental press. Ths
Russian ofH~.al organs are foremost in
their fhreate. indictments t9 Join fhs &C.
tl-n against Great Brifsln. aua fh1azn
official Germany gr9-'aius ifseif ne3fFai.
the Ge-man aresa g. ss~3ht caiT f' re
-tursi-n fa 81 d~uuaris tlsB ~ Eue 40
south African policy ThagEh nPf helN
Ing az present tnst these ai7arsis -
rsn~or wgl ruaterfai.s~. the br'tsa EnF-
eminent iz taxrag umriF a1f1ar
a-..rr. ersrtaaB.laa The Gsrr4ifT 81
ar.sv 81 =aszHlzIar s1 army r7rfs ~
seg.a As~t - 81 rerse5@3 81 u5sf aaf7r-
innate ard ea3lafats-5 -5 ,nd10s hri.r4e
e-er.es abroad 20 tzss s8rarfar~ y -
n-eeent ertzis 20 sa.sfy ofafT s1ta1.]sa'
sfas
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Glasgow. oct lz-tord ilorre vas N
able 10 attend the meeting heid here last
night. bst he wrote. in tesponse 70 an
Invitation. leifer in which be saiai
Never had any people more tine % g.
liborats before action. Patience hsd
marked our ACES. and ignorance and Ia
iustie. those ~ the Beers. They are the
same "a when livingston dsr-rihed them
az cruel. marrow and tYrauu0as- n bell
tie our loeses NAY 20 grievpps bag th0ss
xto Gle viii give tafir Hfs for 'hs ne
% our empire. FOR equai laws snd e'Fil
Hberty. Foreign states arkrosiedEs ths
}usuce ~ cur cause and We know = .
s5e good ard We near 20 make g strong
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BANK CLEARINGS,

New York. Oct 13-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the oanK
cIaarings at the principal cities for the
past week. with the percentage OF IN
crease and decrease as compared with the
ceres tonding week last year:
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people. after being bewiIderei by The
polemlcs of the controversy. are now con-
WINGED that the unity OF the empire Is At
stake and that the war Is righteous and
necessary. and they cavet the good opin-
ior, NJ America -
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The cattle market yesterday was steady
sith q mixed line of stuff received.
There were FIVE cars Of cattle, mostly
Etockers. yarded and handled, besides
what appears on the listed sales below.
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BASEBALL

louisville at Pittsburgh Louisviile's
ninth inning. after four runs had been
made. the result largely Of the heavy fog
and smoke envelQpiuE the held. the UNI
of~a called the game throwing the score
back To the eighth inning. Although the
sun was shining, SwarJwood called the
game because the feeders could no, be
seen b. him from home plate. Score;
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bar silver IS s-sc; Mexican dollars &c.
Government bonds Irregular; state bonds
inactive; railroad bonds irregular.
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The b9nd market vas moderately active
but prices changes sere mixed Toial
sales. par value {l-7s5sl United State
Is declined Is and new IS advanced -
IN ~ bsG urfce
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

F7our-Steady.
wheat-No. 3, spring, S112aosc; NO
Corn-No. 2, s21sc; No 2 yellow. 22lsa
0ats-No. >. &c; No. = white, 2634c; No.
5 white, 2424c.
Rye-No. :, 55i5c.
Barley-No ?, 3Ss4d45c.
Flax seed-No. l, S1.24l291-25; northwest
S25
Timothy seed-Prfme, S-S5.
Mess pork-Per Dbl. $. o07S.05.
T.ard-per 10 lbs s.. 30q5.35
Short ribs sides Ooosel. $. sass; dry
salted shoulders. (boxed) 6a6lsc; short
clear sides boxed, S5.51G5. Sd.
Whisky-Distillers finished goods, per
gal SI.22
Sugar-Cut loaf. $50; graduated, ISIS.
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Voting Contest of the Coming Fait..

Following are the leading features o the voting contests of the coming Ch1fch Fair:
 One handsome, hand painted, satin sofa pillow, the gift of Mrs. Msfxsel' and painted by Miss Lue Minor; tc be voted to the most popular gentleman in Bisbee.
 Two abalone spoons, presented by a lady of Bisbee; to be voted to Inc most popular gentleman in Bisbee, over hfty years of age.
 Three famous "Dolls"-First, second and third prizes. The first prize is 2 magnificent specimen, thirty.twe inches tall and dressed in white satin bridal costume; second and third prizes are oi ropoi tionate value.
 One quilt-I.og Cabin Quilt-lined with pink brocade silk, contains thirty llock, seventeen names to the block, in yluding that of the governor of Arizona, also the governor of New Mexico, as well as the names of over five hundred, (great and smalD citizens of Bisbee, Tom bstone and Benson. This certainly will be valuable prize to the fortunate winner. .
 The cotest is open tosall; one dime represents & vote. Those desiring to enter these contests must give their names to some member of the Ladies' Aid Society. Votes may be solicited from now until the last evening of the Fair; contests to close at g 80 p. m. ''