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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
New York Live stock.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S-BEEN ES-Rc-
ceipts, 144 head; no trading; feeling steady
cables unchanged: shipments, 539 head OF
cattle and SO head sheep.
CALVES-Receipts, none; no trading;
feeling steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 3,112
head; sheep, steady; lambs, slow and lower:
sheep. s325a3.s7l4; lambs. s520a5.75; l car
Canada lambs, $555
HOGS-Recepts. 1861 head; half car
on sale: nominally lower at s4.600i.65.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
!s,"",Sscos $50 ss.".ss355 i2S tis
ei.r...& -. 4 10 74..,..222 90. 10
6T 2s2 so 10


SHEEP-There were no fresh arrivals
here today aud nothing to make a test OF
the market. While there has been q good
run Of lambs this week and the market has
eased Off "a little possibly l0dtl5c, there has
been a marked scarcity of good mutton
sheen and the market ON that Kind Is lad
25c higher than a week aco. Local packers
could have used several thousand more
sheep than were received and would have
been glad to get them. While the demand
for feeders Is not especially brisk. IT Is
about equal to the receipts, so that the
yards have been kept pretty well cleared
out.
Quotations: Good to choice grass wethers,
81 Sou4Oo; fair to good grass wethers S,telD
3.15; good to choice yearlings &@H+ 10;
good 20 choice grass ewes, s. l0dS.60; fair
to good grass ewes 50 O0dS IS; good to choice
spring lambs. AI5d4.90, fair to good spting
lambs A,60d4I0; common spring lambs,
aO0q45O; feeder wethers s350p360; feeder
yearlings, S,G0d3.i5; feeder lambs, N,2cQI4 40.
Representative sales:
No. AN, Pr.
20 Angora kids Observation-Disclosures. 81 50 IS
LATE YESTERDAY.
266 western ewes ...,..,....,.. "a b
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
Dpnk CIenripcs.

balances, sl.740.0o0 Sterling exchange, AS
@t:S. New York exchange, iSc discount,
ST. LOUIS Oct Oct 2SmCiear;ngs, "a l6,sS9;
New York exchange, &C discount bid. 15c
discount asked.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Clearings, sl9I174,-
7S7; balances, sl22loS7S.
BOSTON, Oct, 2S.-Clearings, so, I6i,SOl:
balances 81, ,63l, 962
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %-Clearings,
Sl5, col 09s; balances, 81, I0l ,2S4.
BALTIMORE, oct. 2S.-Clearings, $,2S7-
$751; balances, $40l ,402
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

Market Practically nt Standsttlt
Ax1lIi ~ u ixaalicd

CHICAGO. oct 2S.-CATTLE AND
SHEEP-Receipts OF cattle and sheep to-
day were so slim that business in both
markets was at standstill, with prices
nominal.
HoGS-There was an active demand for
hogs at a slight advance In prices. Fair to
prime lots brought Sl.22,eMi40; heavy pack
Sil5m4iOi lghtwe!ghts, aoaGiS5; pigs.
S360N4. 80
RECElPTS-Cattle, 900 head; hogs, IS 900
head; sheen. LOCO head
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
st. Louis Grain and Provisions.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2S-WHEAT-Lower
nc; December 69a4 aSshc; May, 74asd; No. 2
hard, 671kq6slac; receipts 4S,b33 bu..
CORNING. Q, cash, 31Ec; track, S2nc;
December, Slhc; May, 3i1sc.
OATS-No. @ cash, 23tac; track, 24fI24Ac !;
December, 23Ac; May, @tc: No. q white,
December, 23hc; May. 5tsc; No. 2
white, 26c.
RYE-Steady at SIC.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged: patents.
So 45q3.60: extra fancy, IS 1OG3.2O; clear, $l.9O
Q3. 10.
POULTRY-Firmer; chickens. old enc:
young, 7hc:. turkeys, 7G11sc; ducks, 5hq6c
sEEDsSTimothy. firm at s1,eoae,s IS; fax.
lower at s1.26
CORNMEAI-Steady at s175d1.S0.
BRAN-Firm; sacked east track, 656l66c.
HAY-Steady; timothy, $90O4l050; prairie,
| 81. 5GQSO0.
WHISKY-Steady at $124
IRON COTTONTIES-s1.1
BAGGING-SNg6Hc
HEMP TWlNE-9c.
PROV1SIONS-Dry salt meats, steady
boxed shoulders, A.50; extra shorts, $5.371s
clear ribs. s537h@5. 40; clear sides. $3.50
Bacon, steady; boxed shoulders, $50; extra
shorts, S5.75 clear ribs, $5,Sla; clear sides
! Sc. 121e,
RECEIPTs-Flou 1000 bu.; wheat. 4,0o(
| bu.: corn, 5000 bu. oats, 1900 bu.
| SHIPMENTS-Flour, 1000 bu,: wheat, 49,
| ono bu.; corn. $1,000 bu.: oats, 1900 bu,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, Oct 2s.-COFFEE-Options
opened quiet at unchanged prices to de-
cline of points and ruled inactive most of
cables were responsible for the early set
back, although they were offset in a meas
ure by small Brazilian receipts and freer
Withdrawals from American warehouses.
Closed barely steady. unchanged to points
lower. sales 1,25o bags. including: Jan.
uary, s5,o5G5.1o; February s5.i5; March, $6 20
m525; April $3.50; June, s5.4O; July, $40
Spot, Rio. firm; No. Z invoice, 61-l6c; No 7
jobbing, 6 9-16c. Mild, firm; good business
doing; Cordova, 6A4ll&c.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
Toledo Market

TOLEDO, o., oct. &.-WHEAT-Quiet
and steady; No cash, 7oAo' December
CoRN-Dull and steady; No. 2 mixed, sic.
OATS-Dull and steady No. mixed, 2Sc.
RYE-Nominal; No. 2 cash, 5ec.
SBEDS-Clover. higher; prime cash and
October, s6.25; December and March, s5.iI11.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK Oct. 2S.-MONEy~-On call
easier at per cent; prime r.srcantile pa
per, 5m5h per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE-Firm.w with &C.
tual business in bankers bills at AS2h for
demand and 81 S3l4 for sixty days: posted
rates, 81 S61aI4 Ss1a; commercial bills, s4.s2la
SILvER-Certificates 5SlE@Goc; bar, 577sc
BoNDs-State, inactive: government
firm; rs, registered lOOh; Ss. registered
107k IS, coupon, 1CSh;, new As, registered
coupon, 1124 5s, registered, 11OA; coupon
111%.
The following are the closing quotations
on hoDdS
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
Enreign Financial.
RIrENOs AyRFS oct aS-Tbe goId p,

BUENos AYREs; Oct. 2S.-The gold quo
tation today was 12i20
BERLIN, Oct. 2s.--The settlement passed
without hitch, and money on the bourse
today was easier but firm Mine shares
were the feature of the days transactions.
their strength resulting from the expected
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
weekly Hank statement

NEW YORK. Oct 2S.---rhe weekly bank
statement shows: Surplus reserve in
crease, 81 ,597. $50; loans, decrease. A,766 300:
specie. increase, s662. 900; legal tenders, de-
crease, s150,2oo; deposits. decrease, 1910 200:
circulation, increase. SSs,00o The banks
now hold s3,o3S,525 In excess of the legal
requirements.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.---The exports of sill
Yer from this port to all countries for this
week aggregate s6S5, ,36S silver bars and coin,
and S5O,567 gold. The imports of dry goods
and merchandise at the port of New York
for this week were valued at $l0,22S So The
imports of specie for this week were s2S,954
gold, and SS4 l73 silver
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s-Today's state
ment of the condition of the Treasury
shows: Available cash balance, S292, 449, 1850
gold reserve S253, 1858 ,101.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
California Dried Fruits.

DRIED hM FRUfTs-Firm; Firm e1aporated appies IS
common SAFE; prime wire tray 7A6lsc
choice, S4dslkc. Prunes 7il48lAc. Apricots
peeled, 2Oq22c; unpeeled, 7halOc.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
Peoria Market.

PEORIA, Oct. 2S.-CoRN- Firm; No 2.
32lEc.
OATS Firm; No. white, 24a24Ac.
WHISKY-Firm on the basis of sl.2i for
finished goods
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
milwaukee, Grain MART

MILWAUKEE,, oct. 2S. WHEAT =
Easier No. ] northern 7O97olec; No.
northern, 67IfSc.
RYE-Easier; No. /, size
BARLEY-steady; No. 2, 46AG47c; sam
ple 396f4jc
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
DuIuth Whent Mnrket.

cash, 6Slhc; No / northern, cash, 671ac: Oc-
tober. 67izc; December, 672c; May 7llsc;
No. 2 northern, GilRc; No. spring. Gle
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
London stock Quotations.
NDoN, Oct 2S.-4 p. m.-Closing

LONDON, Oct. 6.-4 p, m,-CIosing;
Cons,. money 1o4AlN Y. Central ...14lha
Cons. acct nm. 1O4h Pennsylvania .... 6S
Canadian Pacific. 9SA Reading ;s....,:;. II
Erie do ist pfd s5' ss NfabiloH NGE Paeie pfd 3 53
Illinois Central, 1lS Grand Trunk .. 7%
Union Pac. pfd.. 1913 l., g.. N........... sSss
ST p. common. 1909 Anaconda ..,,..,. 9H
MoNEY1sd2h Ion per cent; the 'I rate pe of Hiis dis.
count in the open market for short bills.
3la per cent for three months bills, AZ
Az per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
Leading futures ranged as follows

Cash quotations were as follows: 49,
FLouR-steasdy; sd. winter patents. $500
spGns s specss iG sfpasnts pstsnss
| straights, 81 9Of32o bakers, 81 230a2.75.
WHEAT-No, spring, s9@T2c; No. 3
spring, 63d70c; No. red, 70471c.
CORN-No. @ 3213c; No. 2 yellow, 32%c
OATS-No. 2, 23G23Ac; No white 26c;
No. 3 white, 24AQp25Ac.
RYE-No. 2, 541ac.
BARLEY-No. 2, 39144c.
SEEDS-No. l faxseed and northwest,
si.2Sal ,2s1t; prime timothy, $3.50; clover,
| PROVISIONs-Mess pork, per bbl., 5000
$40. Lard, per 100 lbs, s5;2595;27h. Short
sSs sass oSss PIy Short seeea eeal
| sides (boxed). s5.35Q5.45.
| WHISKY-Distillers finished goods per
gal. S1.24.
sUGARS-Cut loaf, $6.7o: granulated, s5.1s.
| Following are the receipts and shipments
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
IBID. .Offered.
nnatnu Stock 0untntions

cent: time loans, sac per cent Oficia
closing quotations OF stocks, bonds and
mining shares:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

Atchison ......... 2l7s
do pfd. 651s
Bal. & Ohio...... 5Sl4
Canadian Pacific. 957s
Canada South'n.. 53la
Ches. & Ohio. ... 27as
Chicago. G.. W.. 1its
c.. b. 81 @. .13SA
Chi. Ind. 81 L.. IFS
do pfd. ....... AZ
Chicago & T.. l.. 96l2
Chicago & n. WHO
c., r. l. & p. Ills
c. C. c. & st. l.. 60
Colo. Southern =. 5
do 1st pfd. ... 45l2
do Cd pfd. ... 16
Del. e. Hudson. ..i22Ss
Del. l.. & W.....194
Denver & r. G.. 22A
do pfd....I1H
Erie, .l1SH
do 1st pfd... SSls
CT. Nor. pfd. .114&
Hooking Coal -. 171a
Hooking Valley. "a
Illinois Central. .1l54
Iowa Central 80. 1884
do pfd. ........ 59l4
X. c.. P. G. Gulf. s
Lake Enie & w. lSl4
do pfd........ 1919
Lake Shore .l9S
l.. & N............ S6la
Manhattan ..ll2Ia
Met. st. Ry...... 1879
Mexican Central. 1871
MINI. & St. L.... n3
do pfd. ....... 9iA
Missouri Pacific. 4S7s
Mobile & Ohio. =. AZ
Missouri. X. g. 7. 12h
do pfd. 80
| N. j. Central .12iE
N. Y. Central. 1883,
Norfolk & W.. 27i<
do pfd. III
Nor. Pacific ..... Ssh
do pfd. ....... Is
Ontario & w. ..... 26ls
Ore K. d N...... 4.
do pfd. ....... rs
Pennsylvania ....13SsI
Rea ding .....,.... 21A
do 1st pfd. .. 61
do I'd pfd.... S2%
Rio G. W......... IS
| do pfd. ....... S1f
st. L. & S. F.. 1O7S
do 1-t pfd. -. 70
do I'd pfd. 80. 36l,
st. L., Southw... 13
do pfd. ....... 31a
st. Paul ..........l2
| do pfd. .172
st. P. & Omaha. .120
Southern Pacific. 3SS|
Southern Ry..... 13a
| do pfd, 6Il
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
ber Of head Indicated.


CATTLE-As will be noted from the table
OF receipts there We're no cattle here to
make market and the yards were prac-
tically deserted.
Considering the size of the receipts and
az other circumstances the cattle market
this, week has been in fairly satisfactory
condition for all parties concerned. Beef
cattle were easier earlier in the week and
then they strengthened ,lp again, so that a t
much different from what it was week
sgo ego; sle, In other words, cornfed and Grass
Cows and helfers have been fair sellers
all the week They were little easier on
stronger on others, so that for the week
there re- is not much change, "a. Good feeding
mand toward the last Of the week and
they might be quoted a little stronger.
Bulls have sold IN about the same notches
Heavy feeding steers show a gain over
and espeeially stock cattle, seemed 10 pick
up very much right after the rains. Feed.
Ing cows were also In good demand and
close of the week practically all kinds of
cattle are disposed of and the yards COM
plete'y elearef BEES HspsssTFEfn5nRas!ve sTEnRs sales;
No. Av. Pr. No. Av Pr. No Av. Pr
1910 3 40 oo"s'
CALVES.
| g.. 100 90 l.. 1i0 6 20
BULLS.
| NEBRASKA.
| No. Av. Pr. No. Av Pr.
| / heifer... $50 81 90 2 heifers.. $50 So So
| HOGS-Today's hog market was steady
to a little easier than yesterdays genera
market and the close was a little slow and
weak owing to the fact that It was the last
day of the week and the receipts were
| liberal Still there was a good demand and
| the pens were cleared in easonably gooC
season. AS was the case yesterday 1t was
| largely a l0c market and the big bulk oi
all the hogs of all weights sold at that
price, and there were not many sales above
or below that price.
The hog market has fuctuate(
values made little jump the first of ths
week. then dropped back on Tuesday, with
! the market weak again on Wednesday
| Then values took a still greater Jump or
! Thursday, the market on that day showing
! an average gain of SC for all the hogs sold
| On Friday all the gain and more, too, was
| lost, so that the week closed with the mar
ket a shade lower than It was at the close
of the previous week. The table of aver
age prices will show the exact fluctuations
from day to day and will also serve tC
give an exact idea of the market change!
since the beginning of the month. Rep
| salpS.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was slow and weak; creameres,
l5Q22kc; dairies, 14419c. Eggs, steady;
fresh, tic. Cheese, strong; creams 12ql2hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations or
Stnple md Fancy Produce.


EGGS-Recelpts liberal; good stock, 15hc.
PoULTRY--Hens. live, 5hd6c; spring
chickens, &c; old and STACEY roosters.
live, 3lfQ4c ducks. and geese. live. s67c;
BUfTER-Common to fair, 15c: choice, 1s
S53s fsSsSc separator ssSs's; gathered creamery
P!GEoNs-Live. per doz.. 75e.
srss per can; 5, r.; Salf standard per EsI
es per car, e 4oc Sew York Counts m per per 1oo
HAY-upland choice. $500 midland
straw snGSe Choice i lgTSn No eoTn c NO
white cats, 92hc cracked corn. per ton. a2;
corn and oats. chopped, per ton, 3l2'5o;
bran, per ton. S13: shorts per ton. VA
VEGETABLES.
SWEET PoTAToEsNPer bbi. $500.
PoTAToESnPer bu. 2oq25e.
CRANBERRIES-Cape Cod, $3.50.
ONIONS-Retail way, 65975c.
CELERY-Per doz, 20440c.
FRUITS.
eehhHHMFsGssfzoq ehHFoRsEz ERxcGnsNo Rs5 fEsts seea ship
pR ARPLEs-choice western shipping stock,
$500; Jonathans and Grimes. golden, S.5od
GRAPEs-New York. 2oc: per 5o-basket
| lots, 19c: California Tokays, s.: :15Ql;25;
PEARS-Wcstern varieties. s2.25q25o.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
! ORANGES-Mexican, per box, $3.50.
LEMONS - California fancy 47545. 90:
choice California, s4.25a475; Messina, $500
| Q550
| BANANAS-Cholce, Grated. large stock,
per bunch. $2.0Op2.50; medium sized punches.
H.75Q200
HIDES, TALLOw. ETC.
HIDES-No. green hides Sc: No. . green
hides, 7c: No. salted hides. 9%c; No. 2
salted hides, sac; No. / veal calf, s to Il
lbs; 1oe; No 2 S veal Ga eaif III L to Y lbs: Sc; :,
3Rc; tallow, No. Q, 3l.c; rough tallow. NC;
white grease, 2AQ3hc: yellow and brown
grease, 2hQ3c
MISCELLANEOUS
| HONEY-Per 24-section case, $3.0093.50.
| NUTS-Hickory nuts, per bu., $100
| FIGS-California layers. per 10-lb. box
$115; California carton, per 10-lb. box, SIPS
| MAPLE SuGAR-Per lb.. sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
Now yorx uin,ng stocks.

NEW YORK. Oct 2S.-The following
are the official closing quotations for mining
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

u s. 2s, 100 I do 4s.......... 1914
u. s. 3s, reg....l0I, y. Y. Cen. Is: .1l2
U. S. IS, coupon. .1OS' Y. J. G. gen. 5s.l2O
U. s. new As. reg.129 N. c. 6s. ........l21
do As, coup .13o -do 4s:...,.. O4
u. S. old As, reg.llll | Nor. Pacific Is. lib
do coupon. .1l2, do 3s,......... f5A
u s. 5s, reg.....110i do 4s.......10 102Ss
do 5s, cou. ..11l6 lN.Y.C. e St.L4s.l05
d. Of C. 3 65s III Nor & w. c. As. 92ai
'Ala. class A....1l0 'do gen. IS. ..l3b
+do clas. Bio 'Ore. Nav. 1s....ll5
'do class C..103 do 4s...... .l03R
Alabama cur'cy..l00 lore. Short l.. 6s.l2s
Atch. gen. 4s... 9l'l do consol 5s, .ll5
do adj. As. 81 Reading gen. As. SIR
sCanada So, %. los Rio G. w. ls.... 97a
Ches & o. 41as.. 95t4I ST l.. & In c5s. .1104
do 5s.........119 *St.L&S.F. g,6s.l24R
c. g. NV c. 7s145 ST Paul con. .l6s
.do S F. deb5s 1861 est PC. & p Is. .12lk
Chi Ter. 49,. % do 5s....,.."l2O
I'd do is. Is G is.lSs sss. g 60 r. @ T S.. S4s
&c. T. Va. q G. 1s.1O}% Tenn. NV. set 3s. 81
Erie gen. 4s,,..,. H. Texas e. Pac. ls.1l5
+. w. e. ID, els. 1871 do 2ds........ so
Gen Elec, s,....1lh Union Pac 4s...,1G
Seal II &S.A, 2s .107 Wabash ls.....,..1l6
sH e. r. C. SILL do 2ds......."l00H
.do con O.. .1l0 vToat Shore As. .1'3k
*Iowa Cen. 1s..,.11A sWls. Cent. ls.,.. Hl4
X c. p e. G1s. 72H Vir, centuries... S6&
'La. new con As 1NS do deferred. Sis
81. & N. unfd As. 9}% Colo. So. 4s,.." S51a
M K. & 7. 2ds'. G9i2
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

HONEY-Per A-section case, $3.o0935o.
NUTS-Hickory nuts, per bu., $l.0o.
$1.15; California carton, per 10-lb. box, Sl.25
MAPLE SUGAR-Per H.. SC.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Light Receipts as Usual on the Last Day
of the Week.
EVERYTHING SELLS REASONABLY EARLY
Hogs Sell Lower During the Week
Beef Cattle Remain stationary,
while Feeding cattle Advance
sheep Are Higher.
EVERYTHING SELLS REASONABLY EARL
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. Is.

Average price paid for hogs for the last
several DAYS with COMPARISONS:
The Springdale news., 1899-02-17
h Adjoining
 wCounfes>
BENTON.

The infant daughter of s. H. Lawson, of War Eagle, died re gently.
 l There are only two more weeks of the public school at Rogers.
 Walter Hayney and wife, of Rogers, are the parents of a new boy. 1 Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Gorden, of Rogers, are the parents of a new boy. Geo. D. Parks has purchas- ed the business ot Ellis, Parks x Co. at Rogers. The Salvation Army recently closed meeting at Gravett' There were fifteen conversions. Dr. F. c. Priestly, of Deca. tur, has moved to Gravett aud formed partnership with Dr. Hughes. Mrs. Martha H. McPhet ridge, aged 6S years, died re- gently at her home at Siloam Springs. Mir. Metzger, of Gravett, has traded his stock of jewelry 10 Mir. Black, of Bentonvllle, for a stock of millinery goods
 Wm. Harral died of pneu- monia recently at his home near Seba. He leaves a wife and d number of children.
The Springdale news., 1899-02-17

Company. The office will be in the opera house block, in the room formerly occupied by H. NJ. McGaughey, and will be the next door nelghbor of the Democrat office. Miss Ida Smith will have charge of the office. Rogers Democrat.
 The annual meeting of the Rogers Fruit Growers and shippers Union was held on Tuesday of last week. The following officers were elected: w. A. Miller, president; R. P. Owens, vice president; 5. B. Wing, secretary; H. G. Nc Farlin, treasurer. Executive committee-W. A. Miller, R. P. Owens, s. B. Wing, H. G. McF'arlin and J. B. Applegate. It was decided to send one or more men to the foreign mar kets to represent the associa- tion during the shipping sea son.
The Springdale news., 1899-02-17
Queer Political BedfeIIows.
[Carlisle (Ky.) Mercury. 1

There is a period of curious developments.in in politics. An drew Carnegie, plutocrat, and Dr. Parkhurst, puritan, are ready 10 support w. J. Bryan for President on platform op- posing imperialism. Oliver H. r. Belmont, the millionaire clubman of New York, nas started a weekly paper advo- eating the income tax. Presi- dent Mckinley has been advo. eating the doctrine of peace and good will between the sec tons and has worn Confed- crate badge. And "Granny" Hoar, of Massachusetts. once a subscriber to the doctrine that the Constitution with sla- very in it was a covenant with hell, now boldly proclaims that the downfall of the republic will date from the succession of Mir. Mckinley to the presi- dency. Gen. Joe Wheeler, one of the few surviving Lieu tenant Generals of the Confed eracy and life l1ng Democrat, declares that the country owes a debt of gratitude to McKin; ley, which can only be dis charged by unanimously elect him him to d second term in the White House; and Bryan and Cleveland have come to- gether on a platform opposing g annexation.
The Springdale news., 1899-02-17

meeting at E.. NJ, Bare's office last Saturday afternoon. The members report that the yield of straw berries this coming season will be immense in com parison with that of former years, there being a much bet ter acreage and more favorable conditions. The society will make protest against the shipping in of berries by the Rogers and Springdale socie- ties, the tendency last year having been to lower prices here.-Eureka Springs Flash light.
The Springdale news., 1899-02-17
MADISON.

St. Paul people are putting up ice.
 pr. Pharr, of St. Paul, who has been sick for two weeks, is able 10 be up.
 Mir. ard Mrs. Bert deter, of St. Paul, are the parents of a ten pound boy.
 Willis, nine-y ear old son of Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Want, died recently at their home near St. Paul.
 Wm. Cameron, son-in-law of J. R. Kerry, of Huntsville, died at his home at Waco, Texas, recently.
 A meeting was held at Hunts vile Saturday night for the purpose of organizing a mock legislature.
 J. NJ. Patty, of Huntsville, has moved 10 the property n the south part of town former ly occupied by Mir. Hayes.
 Rev. s. L Hogan, pastor of the c. P. Church at Huntsville, preached his first anniversary sermon on Sunday of last week. The Madison County Teach CTS Association will meet at ! Huntsville March II. No pro- gram has been prepared, but all teachers are requested to prepare something of interest. Following is a list of jurors for the next term of Madison Circuit Court which convenes at Huntsville March 6: GRAND JURoRs.-A. H. Mont gomhry, Marcus Cluck, c. c. Shook. Sam Elliot, s. T. Welchel. H. c. Brashears, Clay Cogar, John Slkes, B. D. Shofner, Alfred How ell, Wm. Tucker, Jr., T. T. Black, Alex Johnson, H. c. Hurst, F. Thompson, T. G. Sanders. ALTER NATE GRAND JURORS. -S c Parsley, c T Lane, R . Brannon, $ B Den ms, J. l.. Ferguson, Thos. Casey. PETT JURoRs.-L V Grubb, W N Coulter, Daniel Coon, G c Marsh, Joe McQuistian, NJ M Parker, J B Dixon, c M Easley, H H Bollnger, Jr., G s Tickets, w 0 Ogden, w l. Wilson, Jeff Monger, J $ Combs, R B Lewellyn, c. w. Phillips, Dude Duncan, B B Thomas, Robert Faubus, Enos Robins, Willie Harris, G. W. Led better, Will Mcconnell, Buoie Parker. ALTERNATE PETIT JURORS. A l Berry, c A Payne, $ B Gil lilaL d, Jr., J G Hunt, J D Jackson, w Il Jeffers.
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The Democrat at Rogers re gently received a new 25 1,2 inch paper cutter purchased from the St. Louis Printers Supply Co.
 The ladies of the CoDgrega tional Church at Rogers will give an entertainment and Mar tha Washington tea on Febru- ary P.
 Bud Kerr and family. who went to Colorado some time ago to make their home, have re turned. Benton County's good enough.
 S- VI. Hunter and wife. of Si- loam Springs, have gone to Joplin, Mo-, where the former will engage in the photograph ic business.
 | ". J. Grossly, of Birming ham, Iowa, has purchased Mrs. Clarke's farm near Rogers and himself and family moved onto same last week. Edwin Jackson and Miss Mae Craig were married at Bentonville on Sunday night of last week at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. c. R. Craig.
 E. B. Ruddick and George Taylor have purchased an in terest in the business of J. T. Ruddick at Garfield. The firm is now known as Ruddick Bros. < Co.
 Mrs. ". B. King died on Monday of last week at her home in Rogers. Funeral ser vices were held Wednesday a; the South Methodist church, conducted by Rev. w. D. White
 Fred D: Horton, of Spring dale, E in the city this week putting in the central office for the North Arkansas Telephone
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WHAT excuse can Represent atives Butt of Carroll County. Greer of Washington, Johnson of Madison, and Patton of Ben ton offer their constituents for voting against the consolida tioa of elections. The Helena Worli says it was mainly through the efforts of these gentlemen that the measure was defeated.
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osice at residence, second building orth of Arcade Hotel.
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CONGRESS has passed a bill granting eX-Senator John Nj. Palmer, of Illinois, pension of $50 per month. Palmer is said 10 be without means what ever and is practically blind. He was the candidate of the golu Democrats for president in 1896
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ISN'T 1t about time the ex, ecutlve committee was prepar ing a program and selecting a place for the next meeting of the Arkansas Press Associa- tiOn
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THE Cassville (Mo.) Repub- lican has been endeavorihg 10 create an interest in canning factory among the people If that town. The people didn't enthuse and the Republican has given it up in disgust.