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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1899-12-21
Mrs. Elizabeth Chase, the we'll
known suffragist leader, is dead.


The Edmonds ilcuring mil at
Marshileld, MO-, was totally de-
stroyed by hre.
In Battle with the Beers at Storm
berg the English lost GOO lighting
men captured and killed.
Jones MITCHELL aged o7 wears.
and Marie Reyes, aged SO years,
were married at Kansas City.
The Office of the Pacific Express
Company at Cheyenne, Who, was
roooeu OF several thousahu uoiiars'
A London paper SAYS diamonds
have risen 20 per cent in value since
the outbreak of the Boer- British
war.
Reports from! Gen. Otis indicate
that the insurgents are about at the
end of their resources from mill
tary point of view.
Mrs. Clara Ostrander. at Lebanon,
Mo-. respondent and in poor health,
committed suicide by hanging her.
self with hammock.
State troops prevented mob
from lvnching Floyd and Ed Chad
well at Corbin, Ky. The Chadwells
murdered Town Marshal Hartford.
The mother of the lorgos. family
in ENGLAND died last WOOL Sba bc.
loncod to the numerous family If
.Jonesos and left 9, living childron
Dur;rctbo nost roor tbo ooolor,
nut Of tho m;ro. IN u,;ro;O wos
! 600 600 tons moro than IN anv
nrov;o,s voar ro.w;tbo.ord;rn ,bo
rorv lorG str;Lo,
m -
~ 80 S0'N' ni"0, Nv. i'"' ;, ~, go
voolions IN roturn IN THAR couptrv
and ioin tho army undor main ~
confiscation of nronortv
rLL..,l:,. ~ a. CT.
hoa sa1oJ ~, H. ,,.t ' -, ~" w., -
s;an - tn,,a,,an,;,,l. ~ H. T.;,"I
Co.. A.. IlI:.s ~
tins, inferred at Havana.
J. Homer Bird. who murdered 7
r Uulin and { II Patterson about
y woman in Alaska has boor CON.
victcd and sentenced TO death All
tbo nortics to fine affair wero from
New Orleans
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: - thn In,,'.s.,, W., w.
provide for the registration of valua-
bic letters, or of fitst-class matter,
by letter carriers on their routes in
free delivery cities.
Tho Illinois CortroIord Cboo,ou
OLlabomo & CuIf il i stotod viii
bovo cIoso tr.eio orroroon,onts O.
Ioui. husinoss will be hrorch+ 70
Nomnhis bv tbc Illinois Central and
tronsfouod for noirto in ArLorsos
ol.Ioboro and tLo Ird;on ronr;ton,,
he ira! OF eIe'eh men, charged
with lynchIns OLD man Humphreys
ana MS TWO sons III HENDERSON couh-
w. a. '"'' my, ,m was OoS u" o'' ''o
-" , il?'' 80 ~ ni p"ityo WIZ
~" ."D'u'"s I"',l.'G, O'Y '"o,' ,No
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, r"'S it'u ".Der u 'l'','u. ~ eSo"pg,
A1 :, Ia ~ '''0 "'''So : Nv i'e'' WI
pio0"o'S '''' '''''"' "''"''
The agreement between Gen.
Bates on the part of the United
States, and the sultan of Jolo, p. l.,
has been made public. The sultan
comedies the United States sover-
eighty over the whole archipelago
of Jolo and its dependencies, and in
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1899-12-21

London, Dee. lS,-Gen. Lord Roberts
and his stan will sail for South Africa
GA the punotta Castle Saturday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-28
LIST OF ADDITIONAL CASUALTIES
Comparative List Of Casualties to
Date by Regiments.

Washington, Feb. 27.-The following re-
port was received today from General Otis,
at Manila: Following deaths since last
weekly report: February 49, Private
James S. Morris, First Tennessee, variola;
18th. Chaplain John r. Thompson, First
Washington, acute interocolitis; Private
William F. Stanley, company F, First
Montana; goth, Arthur Ramsay, company
F. First Colorado, spinal meningitis; Rob
ert l. Vaneman, company 1, Thirteenth
Minnesota, variola Hery X. Saunders,
company T, Fourteenth infantry, dysen-
terry; 21st, Corporal Harry r. I. Stroud.
company L. First Washington, dysentery;
Private James Gonong, company d. First
Idaho, variola; end, Jacob HUH company
X, Fourteenth infantry, variola; BIRD, An
drew c. Cole, company D, Fourteenth in
fantry, variola; Adolph Agidius, company
f, First Idaho, dysentery; 224th, Albert
Paviland, company F. First Colorado, va
riola. Died Of wounds received in action:
18th, First Sergeant W. H. Cooke, company
F, First Nebraska; 18th, Private Eli z.
Clampitt, company G, Third artillery; 10Th.
John Sorenson. company l., First Montana;
2lst Edward Day. company A. First Ne
braska; oath, John Alley, company D, First
Nebraska"
Manila, Feb. 27-s:15 p. m.-The casual
ties to date, by regiments. are as follows:
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HOGS FIVE LOVER
Good Run and Quality Very
Fair.
TOPS REST ON $3.50
Cattle Steady With Mixed
Supply.

The local live stock market was quoted
as fairly 3 cents lower. AS compared
with Saturday, the receipts were good and
the demand from all quarters was strong
and firm, and the better class Of hogs
were sold without trouble They days
business opened with a very fair line of
wagon hogs on sale, and some of these
were Of very good grade Of stock and this
better line sold easily at the best prices
The wagon trade division in fact reaped
the best end Of the days prices, there
being bunch of 30 from this trade which
sod without dockage at the $3.50 TOD.
The top for car hogs was s.. 5712 and this
was load of 2S0Npound hogs in very fair
Trim and well worth the price. The early
morning trade was mostly confined to the
local and wagon business. with what scat
1erlng car lots appeared. The car tops
ior the day appeared early and this was
lAe oest which came in through the day
ne quality Of hogs offered from the two
DIVISIONS was fairly good the car. receipts
showing up an average weight of 24l
pounds, against 236 for Saturday and 200
.or the average for all the past week.
Ihere were few cars Of hogs which had
Hrst TO be sorted, the best Of the heavy
Si'0 Sung 10 Doid or shipper buyers, and
me nights to the Bennett Montana order.
All the offerings were taken and at the
best prices possible, the other western
markets considered, and the local con-
oltons being as they were. There was an
active, keen demand for hogs. and all the
pest Of the offerings were absorbed read
ny and the assortments also taken at the
DeSt prices the grade could command
Both wagon hogs and car stuff went at
good prices and the day closed with all
the pens empty and sellers satisfied. Fat
hogs in even running form are right now
welcome on this market and will receive
the best treatment from the buyers. AS
q matter OF fact, no hogs Of any grade
go begging, and if a car load OF mixed
hogs comes in it Is treated with all the
welcome and advantages which it can
command, the best portion OF the load
gong to regular buyers and the sorts 10
the light hog buyers.
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from fire during the intensely dry season
in the Philippines, and II is probable that
this was the foundation for the Madrid
story of a general landing.
Some notice is beginning TO be taken here
Of the markedly hostile reports that are be-
ing cab.ed to Madrid by Conole Rios, the
ranking Spanish officer at Manila, and If
he persist in this course ne may be called
to account by General Otis, who probably
does not understand what the officer is do
ing Technically, Rios is a prisoner OF war
and his actions are subject TO the complete
control of the United States officers at
Manila His reports, II is said in official
circles. have been uniformly statements
of facts or gross distortions of them, with
the plain purpose of giving false impres-
sion Of the weakness of the American posi-
ton in the Philippines, perhaps with
deliberate purpose to justify some of the
powers to recognize the belligerency of the
insurgents. The after are believed to be
suffering from the lack of war supplies and
such recognition at the hands Of even one
of the nations whose possessions border on
the China sea would be of the greatest as
sistance to their cause.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, Feb. 27.-Cofee-Options
opened steady at unchanged prices, ruled
quiet. with fluctuations narrow and radi-
cal features lacking; unfavorable Euro
pean cables and large Brazilian receipts
counterbalanced by firmness at Rio and
Santos, large warehouse deliveries and
favorable turn to statistical situation in
this country. Closed steady and unchang
ed. Sales, 1880 bags, including March,
S5.25; April, $40; May, $5.4oa5.45 June,
s. 50: September, s.. 50; October. $50; No
vember. $3.50; January, sS.0ode.Oo. Spot
coffee-Rio quiet, about steady; No. in
voice, csc: No. jobbing, 67sc. Mild,
steady: Cordova, sG14c; small trade in
Brazilian, but fair business in mild cof-
fee.
Sugar-Raw. firm, with an upward ten
dency; fair refining, 37sc; centrifugal. IS
test. ACC. Molasses sugar, 1l-16c. Re-
fined firm
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ENGLISH ENGINEERS ADMIT
American Railway Ideas Best. But
Claim superior Mechanics

Washington. Feb. g7.-In report 70 tire
state department Consul Hsisted AZ BIZ
mingham. England. quotes Mr.. Alfred Pal
mer. an English civil engineer. as predict
ing that ths introduction upon the Midland
railway % American locomotives Niil ulti-
ua5eIy result IN the much desired central
self-coup,.ng buffer and bog-e system OF
rolling stock a. uoE used throughout the
United States and Canada American
locomotives saws Mr.. Palmer. ''bv hav-
ing an elastic wheel haze. are safer OF
the rails al high speed than ours. belug
better able % adapt themselves . lneqGai-
tiles q line or surface. bat since TIE ma
te-ial used By AID the workmanship %
our engineers cannot D. exceiIed. we shall
doubtless hear before very long % British
Arms receiving large orders from America
for The Yankee type Of locomotive
san Francisco. Feb z7.-Tae condition
% Louis Gimn- the six-5sy bicycle rider.
who was reported . De n a Precarous
c-uat OF l4St night- IS sonswe-t ~
proved
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carry It an the way through the docu-
ment I have handled"
Albert 5. Osborne ~ Rochester. -. Y.
was the next handwriting wines. he
was as positive az the preceding wines
that Molineaux wrote the poison address
and the forged letters.
Prof. Psrcifer Fraser testified that he
had been a student n handwriting for
The las txenty-one ysars. He has Seen
employed as an expert in The courts =
reply . questions ne said The hard
that wrote this letter signed 'Ro.sud 40
l.nsaux' r. the hand tina. wrote tce dor
uuents n document slgns9 Harry Cor
ash and H G. barnet witness declined
absolutely 20 qualify the statement
Or. William p. Hagen q Troy. an exam
irer n dlsputsd handvr'tuzs. sad pc hal
examined he -h-ee sets q documents -
tho case and the letter siEHe9 '-H0lneaBr'
and vas convinced that che sane hsad
wrote a.
Prof Dau.el ? A-aes - Flizateth. X. :
7as The next VIM re asld 30 rad been
an e1per- a. aanEzr.t.nz f7- fhIrty years.
Ffis testimony ~as r fire zi-a thai given
b. IRE Other er2erts ard pr also testified
- the strength OF h.z bette, u h.s own
Deductions
Eosand p Nol.rsrazz sat ans ,-'s-st -
TIE testimony = he hantEri;-n= experts
without betrzyinE any ns-ve1Vnesa $1t
20 Win - fafh-r. h0zeTe- Genera no
f-eaur. WHO seernef alnaoa- 30 ~ verge
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,hat az ths evi5encs 81 tae aa-ss - re
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CASH GRAIN.
Chicago, Feb. 27-Cash wheat-No. 2 red,
73d7352c; No. red, 65d72c; No. hard
winter erase; No. 8 hard winter, 64Q
&c; No. l northern spring, 7024 97212c; No.
northern spring, 6Sd71c; No. 8 spring, 65G
lie
Cash corn-No. 2, s51kGS5Ac; No. 3, $50
331kc
Oats-No. 2, 27%c; No. 8, 271zc.
Cash f1ax-Northwest, s11S; southwest,
s1.1415; May, S1.1719
Estimated cars for tomorrow: Wheat,
127; corn, GAO; oats, 315.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Feb. Enthusiastically;
No hard, 65d67c; No. 3, 63G65c; No. 2
red. 73d74c; No. 8. 6Sq71c; No. spring,
64a66c; No. 3, 62q64c.
Corn-Lower; No. 2 mixed, 3124 G32c; No.
2 white, 29d3Oc
Rye-Steady; No. ?, SIC.
Hay-Dull: choice timothy, $1,000. 50;
choice prairie, Sc. 75dZ00
Butter-Firm; separator, 1920; dairy,
lie.
Eggs-Eight cents lower; fresh. 90c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Feb. 27-Wheat-Higher; No.
red cash, elevator, 74c; track, 75c; Feb
ruary. 74c; May, 769sd7614c Bid; July. 2O15c
bid; No. hard, 6Sd69c.
Corn-Higher; No. > cash, 3315c; track,
34a3414c; February, $3.50; May, 342s q5412c
bid; July, S5isc.
9l4@29l2c; February. 2S&c; May, &1sQ
&c.
Rye-Better; Sc bid.
'laxseed-Nominal; S1.0S.
Butter-Steady; creamery, 19q23c; dairy,
14G17l5c.
Eggs-Lower; pc.
NEW YORK.
New York, Feb. 27.-Wheat-Receipt
50. 400 bushels; exports, 81. SIS. Spot firm;
No. > red, S52i0S624c, f. 0. b., afioat to
arrive spot. Options opened steadier and
generally firm all day, but very quiet.
Bulls were favored by weather condi-
tons. big clearance cables and export de-
mand. Scalpers covered short wheat put
out Saturday. while foreign houses traded
on both sides. Closed Is to &c decline.
March closed S41sc; May, T24c
Corn-Receipts. 50. 100 bushels; exports,
173. 76S. Spot firmer; No. >, 4i2sc f. o. b..
afioat late March. Options closed steady
at partial &c net advance. May EsG
4li2c; closed Also.
Oats-Receipts. los. 30 bushels; exports.
1880; spot steady; No. ., 35c; No. ? white,
374c Options inactive
Butter-Receipts. 7.SS9 packages; firm;
western creamery. 16G22c; Elgins. 22c
factory, 2G1ic.
Eggs-Receipts 1.766 packages; steady;
western, sac; southern, SAC.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. Feb 27-Wheat-Spot. firm.
Futures closed quiet; March, IS I'D; May.
IS Esd; July. 5s 7S4d.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
New York Feb. s7.-The statement Of
the visible supply Of gratis in store and
afioat on Saturday. February >. as COM
piled by the New York Produce exchange.
Is as follows:
Wheat-ea 93o0oo bushels; increase, 81 90
bushels.
Corn-S1. $1,000 bushels; increase. 100
bushels
OatS-a629.1eo bushels; increase. $50 90
, bushels
Ryel5aNo bushels; decrease. 5000
bushels.
BarIey-2,574oo bushels; decrease. ssco'
bushels
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70 REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Sloop & Law Of Anthony were on the
market with car Of heavy hogs which
were good enough to take the top price
Tor car hogs, SOIL. This was a load Of
very tair, even running hogs. and sold
On their merits
VIM. Garland Of kiowa was on the mar
ket with cor load of medium weight
hogs which osld at a good bulk price.
Joe Kirk Of kingman had in a car load
or heavy hogs which sold readily on the
early market at a strong bulk figure.
Adam Hufbauer. the veteran stool,
Snapper to this market, was in with a car
load Of mixed hogs the best end of which
SOLD AT a good bulk price. and the sorts
II Bennett also at a good price
p f. Quigley of Medfodr was shippar
OF mixed hogs the medium weight end
selling AT az God bulkp rice and the light
e. portion for their grade price.
Steiner & Blair Of Lyons We're shippers
OF heavy hogs which brought at once a
strong bulk price
Cal Stuart OF Whitewater was a late
arrival with car load Of medium weight
hogs which sold 20 DOld at bulk prices
Townsend & Gibbons. one of tba ,r5-
time shipping firms from Audale were
late sellers Of medium .savy hogs. which
sold at a good bulk price.
The statement for yesterday was as fol-
lows; Tops. wagon hogs. $3.50: car hogs
&.57l2: bulk. So. 45GS.57i2; average weight.
pa; receipts. I9
Estimated receipts at Chicago for TO-
day, 5000 hogs.
Mr.. Fred Dold has returned from =
brief business trip to Kansas CITY. He
reports all affairs of the two houses in
very prosperous condition.
provisions yesterday ruled weaker and
Tios and lard both closed 5 cents of.
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it takes q very limited number of cattle
to supply the present demand, the better
class Of beeves ruled stronger today, with
some sales 10 10 cents higher; other
grades sold little or no better than last
week Fancy cattle, $5.5OQ5.S5; choice
steers, S.. 35G5. 60; medium steers, $3.50
4.95; beef steers, 50. s014. so; stockers and
feeders, 50. 5Od4. 70; bulls, 81 .45G4.00; cows
and heifers. s.. 30d4.O0; western fed steers,
81. 1od5. %; Texas steers, s.. 500 4.05; calves,
IS. 5Gd7.2 %.
The supply of hogs exceeded the demand
and sales showed drop of ~ to 10c. Fair
to choice, 50. S21kd4. 90; packing lots, s.. 500
$50; mixed, S3.6OG3. 6712; pigs $5.25d3.65.
The light supply of sheep tended to
make buyers quicker in making purchases
ard sheep ruled stronger. while the best
lambs sold to 1Oc higher. Pood to prime
sheep brought So. O0a4 so; yearlings. S4.25
d4.65; common to choice lambs, 81 Goa
40; chiefly 81 65G4. 50.
Receipts-Cattle 1900; hogs 200; sheep
1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Feb. 27-Cattle-Receipts.
$3.50 natives; J. 40 Texans; best. grades in
native division steady; common grades
shade lower. Texans active at steady
prices, with exceptions stronger. No fan
cy Steers OUereC. Medium steers, 81. i0H
5.25; light weights, 81. 2O04. 80; stockers and
feeders, 81. 00d5.1 butcher cows and heif-
ers, 50 O0d4.50; Gamers, 81. 50G3. 90; bulls,
S3.O0d4.00; western steers, S450G5. 90;
Texans, s.. 65a4.45.
Hogs-Receipts, 44sO Light supply;
trade slow and prices steady to cents
lower. Heavy hogs. s3.65G3. 771h mixed,
s. 0q3.70; light weights, IS. 4Od3.65.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; liberal supply
mostly western fed lambs of common
quality. Mutton grades active, steady;
well matured lambs steady; other grades
SC lower. Lambs. 81. coat IS; muttons, $50
G4.50; feeding lambs, SO. 40d3.S5; feeding
sheep, s2.75G3.40; stockers, 50. 00q3.25.
ST LOUIS.
st. Louis, Feb. .-Cattle-Receipts. s.
900; market steady to strong Native ship
ping steers, s4.5Od5.75; butcher steers and
dressed beef grades, $S.0Od5. 20; stockers
and feeders. s.. 5Oq4 30; cows and heifers.
81 .00q4.5O; Texas and Indian steers, g. 5O6
AS; cows and heifers, 81. 25G3.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 800; market 5 cents
lower; pigs and lights s.. 6OG3. 70; packers,
50. S0d3.90; butchers, SO. S5d3. 9715
Sheep-Receipts, 100; market steady;
Natives, S3.OGd4. 10; lambs, $i.00d5. 90;
Texas sheep, 50. 7Od4.00
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|:lI!lIllIEl!lJ

Primary. Secondary or Tertiary BLOOD
POISON permanently cured II IS 10 3
days. You can be treated a. home for
same price under same guarantee. Il Won
prefer TO come here. We will contract 70
nav railroad fare and hotel bills and no
charge 4 We faA "a cure II you have
taken mercury. iodide potash. and stu
have aches and pains, Mucous Patches
in mouth. Sore Throat. Pimpies. Coo1e-
Colo-ed Spots. Ulcers on any part q me
body. Hair OF Eyebrows falling our. II
IS this Secondary BLOOD POISON We
guarantee TO cure, We solicit khe mos
obstinate cases and challenge the world
for a case we cannot cure This disease
has always baffiei the skin o. TIE most
eminent physicians S.as9 capital be-
hind cur unconditional guarantee. Al
soIute proofs seat sealed OF application.
Address COOK REMEDY co. $50 M
sonic Te-nnle. CHICAGO. Ill
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DRY GOODS NIARXEr

New York. Feb. 27.-The demand for all
descriptions Of cottors Is vel maintained
bUJ The scarcity OF immediate supplies
checks the volume OF business. The tone
continues strong through. Few advances
reported today. bur the tendency Of prices
IS still distinctly against buyers. Brown
cottons are scarce and advancing. Bleach
ed also tending upwards. Wide sheetIngs
frmer: denims and ticks firm. with mod
crate requirement. as are other coarse COL
ored goods. Staple dress goods 6rm-
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large sum to our credit abroad. liable TO be
nquidated in god upon our demand
In view of the high range that prices for
most Of the active stocks have now at
tanned I still continue to advise combining
transactions TO quick turrs-buying con-
satisfied with moderate profits. Such
opportunities are likely to be of everyday
occurrence hereafter.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
New York Stock markets, furnished by
c. B. Bennett Commission Co.. 326 East
Douglas avenue, Wichita, Kansas. Local
and long distance telephone. 494:
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WASH DAY IN SPAIN
Dirty Military Linen TO be sudsed for
AlIthe World to See

Madrid. Feb. 27--The senate today by a
vote of 10 to :. approved the motion OF
Marshal Martinez de CamPos. signed BY
all the Spanish generals il the senate, de
manding parliamentary inquiry into The
conduct 81 the recent war. The govern
ment supported the motion and Count
q 'Almeuss strongly opposed it.
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COTTON.

New York Feb. 27.-Cotton-Quiet: mid
ding. . e-l6c; sales, 1855 bales. Futures
closed steady; February, SIS: March
S6Sl: April, Ss.27; Nay. SIS; June. >. 3.
July. s. %; August. Ss.&7; September and
October. Ss.l1; November. $50. December
S5.u; January S6-I-
New Orleans. Feb. G7.-Cotton-Steady !:
middling. DC.
Galveston. Feb. 27-Cotton-Ouiet: SIC
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CATTLE.

The cattle market was steady. with
mixed line Of stock yarded. Stockers
made up most Of the offerings and Dold
took the few butcher hoofs on sale. Ev-
erythlng which came in in time TO sell
was disposed Of, and a car load of cat
Se from w. II. Donnell Of Haven, which
came in. late, will cross the scales early
this morning
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO

Chicago Grain and Provision markets,
furnished by c. 3. Bennett Commission
Company, 326 East Douglas avenue,
Wichita, Kansas. Local and long DIS
lance telephone, 494:
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Local and long distance Telephone. 49,
c. 3. Bennett Commission Co.

Correspondent Donovan Commission Co
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Deals in
Grain. Provisions and New York S-,-ls
Direct wire with Chicago and New YorI,
Orders and co-reSp aEdeDCe solicited
Reference; National Bank OF Com
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326 E. Douglas Avenue Wichita. Kan
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General Wheaton relieves General King.
who is sick at San Pedro Macati.
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Capital Stock. E25O.oo0 Paid Up

II you want Stockers or Feeders. writa
Us. Reasonable advances. experienced
statesmen n each department Cattle
GoGs and Sheep. Telephone IStS'
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LIVES TOOK MARKET.

CHICAGO.
chicago Feb, 27.-Despite the fact that
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