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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29

Quotations from ]. u. Meade 6 Coz
Potatoes. Grmer, at S3.25@3.5O. Cab
baCe, $3.50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29
BOND MARKET
.nyrw yoR15 MONry n,.pvDr

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
New York. June 2s.-Money on call
steady, at 2G2M per cent; last loan at
2ss per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
1s18A per cent. Sterling exchange easy,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29
BYRD, BALDWIN s. CO.,
RENTAL ROOMS % AND23
AADDINGTON BUILDING,
GRANNY SrKEEE.
FOR RENT

500 CRANKY, 1900.
ITO Falkland. $3.50.
STORES.
Water, sS3.&.
331 Church, 5000.
337 Church. 1900.
So Bank, $40. 90.
65 Commercial. S7a
300 CRANKY, S25. GO.
3l4 CRANKY, $1,000.
OFFICES.
warehouse and Of
fees cor. Water
and Fayette. 1854
105 CRANKY. SIS %.
217 Main. slo each.
West Building. cor.
Main and Church.
Haddington Build
Ing, cor. CRANKY
and City Hall ave-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29
BOSTON. MASS.

Quotations from Curtis & Coz
Potatoes. S3.2503.50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29

NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans. June 2S.-Cotton futures
quiet and steady. June. 5.45 bid July.
5.41W54S; August 5.S30I5.35 September.
5.S2@5S3; October, 5.33D5.34; November,
$3.50 80 December. 5.39Q5.4O: January.
5.42@5i3; February. 5.i5@5.46; March.
5.49@5.51; April, 5.52 bid; May, 5496D551.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29

10 Rd Trust aud $. d. Co. @........ 12O
% Union Bank. M.......... ...... ly7ih
IS Union Bank. @............ ...... l21I5
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29

the cotton belt. with the temperature
normal and favorable to n rapid and
substantial development of the crop.
On this account sentiment on Change
was cautiously bearish. The market
closed barely steady. 5 to points low
err.
New York, June 2S.-Cotton futures
opened steady; June, $50; July, 5.57;
August, 6.62; September. SCI: October,
5.66; November. $50: December, 5.74;
January. SIS; February, $50; March,
o.s3; April. 5.S7; May. SOL.
Closed barely steady; June, 54S;
July, 6.49; August. 5.54; September
0.oo' October. $50; November, 5.64 ;
December, Sos; January, 572; Febru-
AIRY, 5.06; March. $40; April, 5.S3; May,
.S6.
Spot closed quiet and unchanged;
sales. $500 bales.
New York. June 2s.-Cotton quiet;
middling. 1-1Gc.. met receipts, 221
bales; gross. 5.455 bales; sales, 5000
bales; stock, 173.414 bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts, 1895
bales: Continent. Bats bales; stock,
531 COS bales.
Total since September LIST: Net re-
ceipts. S.230,52S bales; exports to Great
Britain. 3,419,933 bales; to France, no, :
2sG bales; To the Continent, 1888, S07
bales.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Branch Hydrographlc Office.
Custom II ouse. Norfolk, Va.
(No. III of 1890
C. O N NE G IT &c u II. - BARTLETT
REEF LIGHT VESSEL-Notice Is
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29

The tug Rosalie. owned by Miss Mary
LOWER Lofland. OF Milford, Del. has
been taken 10 Philadelphia. where she
VIII be used in towing truck ON the Del
aware river.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27

was that OF Or. r. G.. uld. nc tho Tulip
Htrunt church sunday nIghL lu whleh
The Mormon people ns "a whole and Inc
dlyidually we're mnllrnrd and miarOp-
resented. as were their faith and tCaah-
inrH.
Lot the motives ~ this gentleman be-
what thry may. this docs NOT right bis
Misrepresentation Of what thO Latter
day Saints believe. The tattnr-dny
Saints. or tho Murm0ns, believe ana
teach In their standard works tnunc ~
which AFR. nm quoted FROM but cited
extracts from one that De plHand for
suchl. that God, the supreme ruler of
the world D. the Father uf our spirits
and Possesses an immortal body. loo tho
Image uf which man was CfpntDd.-GUu.
l.. 20. lu the express image ~ whose
person His only hrruttun Son On The
iirHm was crfated-tiph. 4, o. that tLn
teachings of the f.atttr-duy Saints that
God d. tho Father of 1ur spirits and o.
a glorinod being. in which cnntcrH an
truth and power o. poEaoHsod uf q body
with parts. and that 20 has passions "
love, mtrry. Justice. tnirud, envy and
jealousy. d taught IN the following
Scripture Heb, XII. Q, Eccl, XII. "
Numbcra. XVI. ~: John. xvi. Is. Heb.
l.. .. Gen. T., 2G Jumos. iil.. 50; Cen.
xviii. 90; John, iy., 81 Isaiah. XXX. %.
That Jesus Christ, after bic rcsurroc-
ton. assembled into hoayen with a body
~ norh and bone, having boon hpgutton
of the Holy Ghost, whore Dc sits ON tho
right hand OF the Father. cnthroue1 and
riorlnUd. the equal Of God aud one ln
power. wisdom ana purpose, with him lu
tho government and salvation of the
world, n taught IN the following Hcrip-
turnl passages. Luke xiv. $685.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27

Acts. g. io-ii, John. Xxx. %. Acts VILE
$3.50. Phil. Co.,. o.
Tha Iattrr.day Saints believe in the
personality 0f God the Father and OF
jesus Christ The Son.
lly means of the spirit of God or Holy
Ghost which. unlike tho FuthrT ur the
Son. has not 70 body of nHHh and bones.
but ono of spirit that ulla the universe
Dr. God manifest
That divine being whom the latter
day Saints worship iH the God nf the
Bible and NOT Adam Neither have
they nj any time taught that Jesus was
the son of Joseph. but NJ God
Equally untrue are tho statements
that pnlyFumy On the "clrncr-Htuuc' %
Mnrmonlrm. that p0lyTnmoua mar
uoEra have been uolcmulzed in Utah
since 1880 one proof of which ia the
fact that 20 such cnHrs have COME bee
fore the Federal courts ui Utah. that
Mormouism ur the Mormon Church. aH
such. takes any part lu political AFFAIRS
ana TINT the Mormon Church elected
coz solicited or took any other part ir
tho nomination mud election of Con-
rraaHmun Roberts. All this Dr. the o..
nult of the selection. nomination and
election of the Democratic party In
Utah.
Lastly. we declare most omphationlly
that the statement ~ the reverend gene
tlomnn that tho citizens OF Utah ana
tho members OF lho Mormon church are
pledge and covennnt-hrcakrrs ia abao-
lutely false The Mormon people have
always. ana ovt. shall, stand honestly
by their pledges,
hy their plodgcH.-Noahvillc American,
oct. NJ. 1899.
ELDER j. URBAN ALFRED.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27

STRUCK MORE GAS.
DR.. Luther win Soon Have More
Than He Cun Use.

when the flow Of gas was struck on
Or. T.. Luthcr'a premises. directly south
Of tho Salt Palace grounds. on State
strcct Wednesday. work was suspended
and a new hole. a couple u feet dis
tnnt from the nrHt one. was started Cor
the purpose NE originally Intended. OF
developing q flowing we'll. but when the
plpo had hcen driven down about 100
feet. Hns wgu again encountered, and
last night tho doctors doururd was Ne
up by two large sheets % hamc instead
OF one. and today another trial D. being
made como nftcen feet west o. the
holes already sunk. tu ease water IL
struck "a the now hole. "a ulN-inch pipr
will BE- put down nt the point where
gao was struck. and tho strata penc-
trntcd 10 sufficient depth 90 insure a
good and steady pressure. u ~ MAIN
tained that tho now h not swamp
gus" because u Il omanatlnR from "a
hard eoll. while "awamp gas u always
encountered IN a hogry soil; Bog gus
usually cxhaustH iteulf quickly, and the
now u variable, but the Luther strike
aGldo from lack ~ depth. presents the
usual charactcrlFticH u the gan ueld.
~ wua reported lnHt night that " the
discovery IL permanent. the 4, y. Me-
Gurfln Investment company viii or
ganizo a stock company 20 develop the
enterprise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27
THE MORMON SIDE. G


TO tho editor Of the American;
The subject Of Mormonlsm and what
the G.atter-day Saints, or Mormoua, be-
ilcvo. H. much discussed, yet little un-
dorstood. by tho masses OF tho people.
Prejudice ana Ignorance Of tho real hc-
lief and practices ~ this people have
often caused ministers and church
members 20 unluntly close the doors Of
their churches against them.
Does not the religion uf tho Savior
OF the world aa wei a. the American
Constitution teach mon 90 prove AL
thinga. hold fast 90 that which IA HoOdi"
TO allow an men the right Of free
thought and speech, so long AS these do
not infringe upon the right Of othewf
When these are deuicd men, ChitHii-
anity becomes narrow, crippled and de-
generate, and liberty loses ita very ca-
aOnco.
The latest attack upon this religion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27
mig Crowd witnes. tho Dovnfsn Of the
TRyorites ~ New York.

New York. oct 2s-ono OF the big
geat crowds Of the season came down
60 Aqueduct today The favoritos were
not successful na yesterday the first
four Rulnr down On quick succession.
The fourth race. handicap Tor all
ages. was the feature of the days
sport. iflnniklnulck was "a hot favor
itc with Mckcokin second choice. Han-
sntlunal made the running round the
first turn and up the back stretch with
standing second. four lengths before
the nold. Sensational quit az the far
turn ANA Standing won easily By two
lengths Charcntur and Slnniklnnick
closed fast through the atrCtch, tho
former gcttnE the place In n hard
drlya BY neck
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27

ported 10 tho stewards by the clerk uf
the SCALES for falling 90 weigh IN on
HpninF. Hcofog was diHqunllnHdi thus
flViur tnd aec1nd place 20 Lord Earn
cai and thlrd to HnCripaul
Murln won ihe ioughi0n handicap
on Ailyab To- l. Finn. ridden BY slonn,
was unpluccd. Betting. ! 60 I against
Finn.
Thu u,,yhurat place handicap result
"a No. n victory fur Democrat 20 ].
ridden hy Sloan.
Cornmicua. ridden By l.. Rein. won a
twu-scar-oid ninnE plate Sloan took
second ulnc With Golden ior'n hoe.
Candcfuf $50 third The betting was
10 10 ! ngnif g0rmanicus aud 3 % I
against iun ahnr
ffnH handicap sweepstakes was won
By Chosen. Sloan rode fih0i1, un-
placed. The betting wus n 10 100 on
kiboia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27
MAYo'S ELECTRIC FLUID.

Greatest Diseased Scientists ruzzi Physicians
everything failed Mayos Aayos
Nry and spinal Diseases Thrt and Lung Troubles Liver KID
Disease Ncryouangra quickly pcrma.
Go tir hn % Men
% Co
d rrtatc rcc
Every lady end gguman Ia salt Lake should attend tho Clinic
8
MAYO Tape In thirty bring and
will salt
Of Remoic1
gIntIuu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27

Montreal. oct. GO IT. Barclay steph.
ems. former vice-cnmmudufo OF the
Royal st. Lawrence Yacht club ana
uwu.f ~ the steam yacht Diana" and
some other wcii-lMoWu ynchtHmcu are
working Co. form % syndicate tu chul-
lUnEo for the Americas" cup through
the R0yai Nova scodn squadron. n
tho plan mntcriallgnH and o. challenger
should be- accented. the boat o. 10 BE-
built ln Nova Scotia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27

la,Igg ,l'in, Pa, oct 26.-The world's
hstis6 t,N9la ior q half mile track WAS
eN n tss,' by Prince Alert hero TO-
Ithr1yhe.i concluding event " Ne
nttilft w Far associnron's nm
tack fsi,i, .e weather was nno. the
llio p5nc3. 5000 anu with comparatlve
70 i0st A,prt paced the nrst mile
PA lho n, l99tilel out by Democracy.
lng on nj" '',u neat In 2;O0 nat. Mart be.
% ne ~ 9.i n,ela % the finish.
iQu afier n, neat Prince Alert broke
qiInF M bdt ne start and Democracy
Wv unui ,t'a' Mart had It his own
llince All, ~ m.t quarter, which
n. length In 2.igi ''''nuA anu
NU' back Was WV sies record over half
siNsA. which was az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27
AMrIio1ss WIN,
Majority Of Races at Newmarket Meeting
wrcsted from English Jochoy.

London, oct. 20 AT the Newmarket
llouEhtun meeting today the hretny
Nursory hnudicnp WAS won by Knlnrk-
In. ridden by Hein st. Millcnnt tn
lshod second. Jouyunir with Sloan up,
and i.efua. run dead heat for third.
betting : 10 ] against killarkin aud
10 1 against Jouvcnlr
Nippon won tho third wolier handl-
cap. Martin nnlHhed second on seafog
10 40. kOrOakO. 100 TO I, sloan IN the
saddle WAS nnnlaeed. Martin was re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27
THREE CONSPICUOUS FIGHTERS IN NATAL.
Major General Sir W. Penn symons.

symons wounded Con
French, m British cavalry division
Colonel scy French, Jou.
of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27
WILL The TRADE Be MADE?
To Wake change Desired by Hoard OF
Edueation wiii Mean an out
lay OF sti,5OO.

At meeting or the Council water
works committee held inat evening city
Engineer Kelsey. In accordance with
request made OF him. submitted un os-
Innate ~ the cost Of grading g2i square
yards of ground ln city creek canyon.
and the cost of erecting shops and
HtorphuuHese Tor the wltorWurkH de-
partmcut equal ln capacity To the
buildings 1t The corner OF State and
tirfi North streets. The nauI,s we're
inFa. The committee decided to confer
with members NJ Tho board OF education,
with View uf finding out what prupur-
ton ~ the expense they would De will
ms IN bear The board o. anxious 20
secure the site ON state and First North
building Tor the Eighteenth ward school
children,
WATER FOR COLLEGE SITE.
The same committee gave confldofn-
tion to the petition OF An llulluwa cll-
lego asking Tor un estimate OF the cuat
81 running a twUlvt-lneh main from the
purlcy'a canyon conduit Go the college
grounds In the vicinity ~ Tcnth South
aud Fifteenth East streets. The college
management has asked Tor r. water sup
ply TO irriRnte thu forty-ncro elite on
the east bench. where the new college ia
Co be- built. liy running twolvc-lnCh
main tu the rruuula, the city could cun-
tinue ID westward To- supply The south
eastern district The mnttor was &C..
fcrrcd 90 the engineer for estimate OF
the cost
CULMER.JENNtN0s CLAIM.
on account Of the absence OF two
members ~ the municipal laws COM
mlttce. action upon the claim Of the
Culmer-Jcnninga Paving company was
postponed.
EMPLOY ADDITIONAL COUNSEL.
The Council special committee. with
Mayor CLARK associated, decided tu rec
ommond the employment uf additional
counsel 10 assist city Attorney Hall lu
tho prortcuilCn ~ thN Lamfon Power
nummIuN-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27

tahllsird by Prince Alert nj Allen
town. 20. on September l2nd last.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27
FOOTBALL GOSSIP.

The second team Of An Hallows Coli
Ds. l.ieal'd an eleven from the city
lllfr Davis BY score OF 10 to o. yes
uilll afternoon on the college
-Ais Two twenty-five minute
I've Nefg played. The college Toys
~. ..ghti and out-playcd their OBJ
e on every hand. The Davis
IA. p.lhs composed Of green timber,
". Nll'nli had uo dinlculty In walk
~ IVY lhem. Canning secured two
ln4ipNhs M the first half and Luddy
~. lnQlher m The second. which
llefiel Into "a goal by sullivan.
fHlHlnF Was ths uus-ttns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27

tlns uni o. emo the University
uasi,. mget ~ the campus IN
ninay. N,lue tomorrow afternoon.
Win IA, pN.'ph " ln correspondence
M b A hge''e Anncoudni Morcur and
tFsr, m ! ny Denver football man
l'l tutufe ." "''h' h'liie' IN the
MAJ. Vslen Hlgh School team ana the
n ia5,ta.5, shool clovcn viii play n game
6r,,..lal on ne Ogden brivlna nart
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27

on account Of the absence OF two
members ~ the municipal laws COM
mlttce. action upon the claim Of the
Culmer-Jcnninga Paving company was
postponed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27
THE GREAT HEALING POWER.


nud
medicine Imported
III Of
FREE OF CHARGE provided they call NJ
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

sending a dollar to our secretary. W. t.
Upton, $50 Everett et, Kansas CIiy,
Kas., who on receipt Of same viii mail
to YOU ten Of these buttons, sou can
dlspuse Of them in fifteen minutes At
ten cents each and thereby have ~
Sisted your State OInmittee In II lnan-
cial way and been out but lltlle time
or money yourself. We think 1t would
be- asking little OF our voteIs 10 con-
tribute ten cents each to the oamna''n
fund and II they should dO 10 " Wol Id
raise "A greater amount I funds than
the party ever handled before during
n campaign.
Again, In conclusion, We aRk every,
loyal citizen who loves good pevrln-
ment better than the kind we are
having now, 10 send TO the address
above given any sum from hf'y cenis
TO one hundred dollars. as they sre No
and we will guarantee upon our paIt
that the money will be expended In II
judIcIous manner and one calculated
to further the interests OF the party
and good government,
TAYLOR RIDDLE. Chair man.
W. I, TIPTON, Secretary,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

cells, these were allowed the privilege
OF the corridors. The excuse Is given
that they were not supplied with night
buckets and had TO be left In access To
the closet. But they we're not all with
out night buckets, apparently, and in
any reasonable administration the
worst prisoners would have been
locked up, aud II any we're left out II
should have been those confined for
trial and on the least serious 0ffenses.
Bot who is at fault II they were not
supplied with these necessItlesp II is
the sherif's duty TO see that such
things are supplied, and surely the
county commissioners would not re-
fuse such things. More than this.
We assert that the Jail 10 kept In An
inexcusably filthy condition The beds
are, or at least have been, too dirty 10
be tit for even hebos, The mattresses
are worn out, We are informed that
II month or more lago the conmirsIon-
ers purchased lot Of new mattresses
but they had not been put In use up
to the time OF these escapes, We have
also been told that the jail 10 Infested
with lice, Of course 1t 10 natural that
graybacks should be brought to the
jail, but we do not believe that to be
an excuse for propagating them at
county expense. Mr. Potter, at the
poor farm, is able to keep clear of them
Summed all up, II resolves itself to
this: That Mr., Long Ia so much en-
crossed In lingering" his fees at the
rate of 10000 and $50 90 u trip to To-
peka and 0ssawatomie that he has not
time to look after the needs of the jail,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

In THE Atchison National Bank
which failed a few days ago the county
had $4,000 OF county funds on deposit,
But some time ago they made the bank
put up a surety bond In oAe Of the
eastern surety companies, and a few
days ago the company paid the amount
to the county full. Had this practice
with regard to bonds been followed in
this comfy, the county would he some
$3.50, 600 or $40 600 better off than now,
1t should strike the average taxpayer
as a good time to make a demand that
IN the future this policy should be
adopted rs to every cent of county
funds.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

HERE is something for our golp
standard friends to explain in their
talk about II "money Of the world" "
Mr., Fossy of Nickerson, who has just
returned from trip to Canada, says
that while American money goes at Its
face In Canada, as soon as you cross
the line into the United States, Cana
dian money goes at discount of
twenty-five per cent. Now Canada is
on a gold standard. They laugh about
Mexican money at discount because
it is a silver country, but Canada Is
mot on q silver basis. Mainly the diff
ference ls this in our opinion. These
small countries have not sufficient CON-
mercial standing for their fat to raise
the commercial value of their coin to
the nominal value in coin Of the United
States.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

THE events Of the last week should
be an object lesson to the people Of
Reno county on the character of the
sheriff whom the republican party
hopes to re-elect Here were eight
criminals, supposed to DO OF the worst
type that ever came into the charge Of
Reno county officials. One confined
for murder In the first degree, two for
highway robbery, one convicted and
the other about to plead guilty, one
confessed horse-thief, one convicted of
grand larceny, and three others under
charge Of burglary. They were class
Que would suppose would be given the
closest surveillance, but while several
other persons, some only locked up for
being drunk, were confined in SOLITARY
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

THE price of everything made Of
iron continues to advance, owing 1t is
said, to the impossibilitY Of supplying
the demand for the finished product,
Yet there Ia an abundance of raw ma
terial in the country and plenty of
coal and men to work II up. Why
don't more people go into the business
of mining and manufacturing ironP
Here is where the trust comes In,
Rockefeller or Carnegie could tell why
but probably they won't,-State Jour
nal.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21
A WONDERFUL DIARRHGA CURE
A Prominent Virginia Editor Had
Almost Given Up

A Prominent Virginia Editor Had
Almost Given Up
But was brought bOck 10 perfect health
by Chambprlaln's Colic, Cholera and Di-
arrhopa Remedy, Read his editorial
from the Times, llillsvilIe, Va; 81 euf-
rered with dmrrhoea for long time and
thought | WAS past being cured, | had
spent 50 much time and money aud suf-
fered 30 much misery that | had almost
decided 10 give up all hopes OF recov-
cry aud await the result, but noticing
the advertisement Of Chamberlan's
Colic, Cholera aud Dmrrhoea Remedy
and also some testimonials stating how
some wonderful cures had been wrought
bv this remedy, decided TO try IL, Al
ter taking a few doses | wus entirely
we'll Of that trouble, and wish TO say
further 10 my readers and fellow suffer
ers that | am hale and hearty man to-
day and feel ne we'll ~ ever did in my
liie.-0. r. Moore, Sold by all drug
gists
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

IT HAS been noted that speakers on
labor day made "sieDce" on the for
eign question the only sound to be
heard. Wherever there ia organized,
intelligent labor there is very little en-
thdsIasm for II policy which will put
American labor in competition with
Asiatic and cooley labor.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

PRAY. how do, or how will, or how
can the republicans who claim their
party is opposed to trusts, explain the
vote of the republican congressman
against the DockeIy amendment
to the Dingley tariff bill, and ln the
Senate against the Pettigrew amend
ment which WAS substantially the same
putting trust products on the free
list,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

THERE never was better ticket
placed IN nomination by the peoples
party in Reno county than the one this
year. Not weak man on It, Look
it over carefully and see II you don't
come to the same conclusion.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21
HUECHINSON MARIE rs.

Fruits, Apples 9Oa25c per basket.
Vegetables Beete, SOC per, bu.
Cabbage, i3c per n,
0nlons, 9Jc per bu,
Potatoes, lbc per bu.
Bntt0I; Country, 200,
Eggs loo.
country LRrdi 5hc.
ChickeBsi Hens Ghc; syringe nc,
Grain.
WheAt-No2. 2. SIC,
Corn-MiSed, zoe; white 20c.
Bran-05o per cwt,
Shorts-7Uo per cwt,
Hay-Baled G, co.
Chop-6Oc mixed,7Oc.
Live stock.
Cattle Butchers steers, 800 to sam; III
cows so. 90 to s3,25; yoArllng stookers, per head
el8. 90 10 S22t0,
Hogs-S3. 06to 50 80
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

Cattle.
Receipts, 10000 market steady
Native steers 94.6b @G,l0,
Texas steers, p2,B5GDi,9O,
Texas cowS, $9,4OO9, 40,
Native cows and heiiers, OIL, ,sb0N25.
Stookers and feeders, S8.55Di.bO.
Bulls, oS. OC@Si.2O.
HoEs,
Receipts, 5000; market strong
Heavy, St.S504,i7Is,
Packers, $i.856pi 40.
Mixed, 81 5000 10.
Light 81 22G1i.87.
Pigs, 81, 0O@4,l5.
Grain.
WHEAT; No. ., hard. 69c; No. 8, 6O@62c.
No. 2 red, sc; No, 8, 6hil66.
CORN: No, 2 mixed, 2SA6o2A
No ,, white, 99cj No. 8 2Shc
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

You don't have to have your picture
taken at IIirst's new gallery. Come
In and look at our work. We invite
inspection,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21

Go "a runnin'" +" to
Brehm's if yon want
nice dishes. Winter
is coming, crops soon
harvested and they
will be gone.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-09-21
Drop up into Hirst's new gallery and
drop down before the camera and we'll
get the drop on you and you'll be sur
prised at the results.

When you write about 1t say you saw
lin the GAZETTE.