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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02
NEAk D ) LOWER
Poor Quality of Hogs and
Supply Better.
BULK S3.4O AT $3.50
Cattle Steady With a Light
Line of offerings,

Prices ruled lower yesterday at all the
leading live stock centers. A fat five
cents lower and weak to 5 cents lower
on a split were the reports sent out from
about all the western receiving points.
This market showed a quotation of weak
TO cents lower. Quality considered, there
were some mixed loads yesterday which
seemed to sell pretty well up with The day
previous when some very mean and COM
mon hogs were sold. All the affecting cen
ditons considered the market may be said
10 have been weak, and the split quota
ton Of weak to sc lower the ruling tone
1t was a slightly better day for receipts
for the week so far, and the run Of sale
hogs was considerably improved. 1t was
below the same day last week, which WAS
the big day Of that week, but better than
any day since last Friday. The wagon
trade was especially heavy, there being
nearly 300 hogs yarded and sold from this
division, and all from that branch sold
well. The quality of the wagon hogs
as generally poor, there being only few
lots anywhere near good. Just the same
the larger run was all disposed of at
once and at the best prices warrantable
with the trend Of other markets and the
eli the hogs car stuff and local offerings
considered, was only fair. The car hogs
were mostly very light in weight. and
right now heavier hogs are the most in
demand from all quarters The average
weight for the day fell off fully 20 pounds
from the average weight for tn &c
from the average weight for some time
back, and with the two comparing days
of the day previous, Tuesday, and the
same day last week. There was only one
car load which showed a heavy weight
and these sold at once for the top price
OF the day. 1886. and averaged for the
load $50 pounds. The market held its own
very well with all other points and did
not sink in proportion with most of them.
Inc grade Of hogs on sale yesterday was
against higher market price In itself
and better hogs would have readily taken
a sitter price. As It was, the prices paid
We're al that the quality of the offerings
could expect, and the weakness was ma
terially augmented by this untoward fea-
ture OF the day. There were two late
cars received after the close which will
cross the scales early this morning. 9th
erWise all offered stock sold and the pens
were emptied at night.
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LATE NEWS BY WIRE.

Rochester, y. Y, Feb. 1-Charles p,
Barry's residence and its costly furni-
ture and rare bric-a-brac were destroyed
by fire today. The total loss is Sl10oo
New York. Feb. AT the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad company today, the present
board of directors was elected TO serve
for the ensuing year.
Ottumwa, Ia. Feb. 1--Dr. Theodore y.
Morrison of Chicago will be the next bish-
op of the Episcopal church of Iowa. DIR.
Morrison will be consecrated in the
Church OF the Epiphany. Chicago.
Wednesday morning, February 2.
Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 1.-The supreme
tribunal, Knights of Pythias, began 10
arrive here today and will hold sessions
lasting until the last of the week. The
body composes the court of last resort
for the knights OF Pythias.
Lansing, Feb. Insurance Commits
sioner Campbell announces a settlement
with the London, Liverpool and Globe
Insurance company. The insurance COM
pauy complied with the demands OF the
commissioner and paid the costs Of the
suits.
New York. Feb 1.-The Oregon Railway
and Navigation statment for the six
months ending December 81, follows:
Gross earnings, s3s5s. +sf: increase, Z13
4S7; operating expenses. s2.19S 01s; increase
1872 100; net earning sl.665. 449; decrease,
$40, 2s2
St Louis. Feb. 1.-The Oxford hotel
Seventh and st. Charles streets, was par
TALLY burned today and thirty guests who
were sleeping soundly az the time had a
narrow escape. The damage to the hotel
was comparatively small, mostly caused
by smoke.
Denver Colo, Feb THE state senate
today adopted a concurrent resolution
pledging Colorado's support for the
Worlds Fair to be held at st. Louis in
1893. in celebration of the one-hundredth
anniversary Of the purchase Of the Louis
lana territory.
Martins Ferry, o., Feb The direc-
tors ofthe Aetna Standard Iron and Tin
mills have favorably considered an offer
of 81 .2s1 900 from the American Tin Plate
company for their plants here and at
Mingo Junction. The stockholders are
understood to favor the deal.
Sears. Mich. Feb. Fire last night de-
stroyed the home of Thomas Lowden.
near here After rescuing his wife and
four children. Mr.. LOwden re-entered the
dwelling for his five-year-Old boy. who
was sleeping upstairs The father be-
come overcome anu Ootn prTIsHco-
Youngstown, o., Feb 1.-The press mill
of the Ohio Powder companys works.
located four miles north Of this city ex
ploded with terrific force shortly after
noon today, killing two employees, Evan
Evans and Henry Adams and totally de-
molishIng the building and machinery.
Chicago. Feb. christian Scientists
have subscribed ,9o.0o0 within the last ten
days towards the erection OF two costly
new temples. one for the north side and
the other for the west side congregations
The idea of the Christian Scientists is 70
possess one temple for each division Of
the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02
WOOL MARKET,

Boston, Feb. 1.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow:
THE wool market has, on the whole.
shown some improvement during the past
week. Prices as yet have shown no ad-
vance, 1t is true, but firmer feeling pre-
walls and there has been more business
transacted. The cause of Improvement
was the report of an advance in the price
of heavy weights by a leading worsted
mill and the possibility that a further
advance would be established on these
goods next week. The bullish feeling g
intensified, also, by the course of the Lon
don sales, at which prices have advanced
about 20 per cent on some lines Of cross
breds, and fully per cent on Merinos.
The month of January was disappoint
ing one. The volume of business trans
acted was considerably less than last
year. The sales amounted TO only 17.SS2.-
900 pounds. as compared with 23.s10,G0o
pounds in 1898.
The sales of the week in Boston amount
to 1886, 600 pounds domestic and 10000
pounds foreign, making a total Of 1856,
000o, against a total of 3,52 900 for the pre-
vious week, and a total of 4, 137. 900 for the
corresponding week last year. Sales
since January l, 1899. amount to II, S22-
900 pounds, against 23,610,Gc0 pounds last
year at this time.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO,

CHlCAGO.
Chicago, Feb. 1-Wheat-Close: MAY
743sd741sc; July, 729sc.
Oats-February, 271sc; May, 281sc; July,
a9.c
Corn-February, S57sc; May, S57sc; July,
3S14d3Sssc; September, 3S7sc.
orkP-February, s10.2o; May, SO. 4Oq
| 1912
Lard-February, s5.s2; May, s5.s2; July,
s.. 92d5.95; September, sos.
Ribs-February, $50; May. S5.17; July,
s5.27; September, $40.
Chicago, Feb. f-wheat-Cash, No. 2
red, 79G74c; No. 8, s7d71c; No. hard, 6Sd
SIC; No. 3, 6eG68c; No. 1 northern spring.
71G73c; No. 2. 6Sa73c; No. spring. 651sq
Tic.
Corn-Cash. No. s6a3SAc; No. 3, S3Ha
9S9lc.
Oats-Cash, No. 9, 271A@2c; No 3, 27Aa
2715c.
Flax-Cash northwest, s11S; cash south
west H.I; May, s1.1714
Wheat-Receipts here today were only
SO cars, Of which seven graded contract
Minneapolis and Duluth received 43S cars,
as compared with 264 for the correspond
ing day last year. Corn receipts, 434 cars !;
oats, 103.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Feb. LIMITATIONS cent
lower; No. 2, hard. 65G661kc; No. 8. go
sac; No. . red, 73d74c: No. 3, 66d7Oc; No
2 spring 64d65c; No. 8. 6066S1bc
Corn-Lower; No. 2 mixed, 3314 Q3312c;
No. white, 34Ac.
Oats-Steady; No. white, 29G29kc.
Rye-Steady; No. 2, soc.
Hay-Firm; unchanged.
Butter-Steady; separator, 16G1sc; dairy,
lac.
Eggs-16c higher; fresh 15iac.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Feb. 1-Wheat-Lower; No. 2
red cash. elevator, 76c; track, 75G77c; Feb
ruary. 76o; May, 77%c bid; July, rose; No.
2 hard, 69Q6s1kc
Corn-Higher; No. 2 cash and track, and
February. S5c; May 96c bid; July, 36lkc.
Oats-Higher; No 2 cash. 2S1ac; track,
29c; February, 2stsc; May. 2S7sc bid; July.
&c; No. 2 white, SO15d31c.
Rye-Fjrm: SIC bid.
FlaXseed-Lower; 81. II.
Pork-Steady; new, s1o.2 old. 49,
Lard-Steady; prime, s. 40; choice, s.. 80.
Butter-Firm; creamery, 15d20c; dairy,
12G16c.
Eggs-Lower; 15Kc.
NEW YORK
New York, Feb. 1.-Wheat-Receipts
114,40o bushels; exports. &c, 065. Spot
Slcduy ANo. ICu, oS1sC, l. u u, dnOdl "
arrive. Options opend firmer; closed
steady at advance; March closed S07sc.
Corn-Receipts, 21s,2J0 bushels; exports,
164. 257. Spot firm; No. ., $3.50. f. o. b.,
afoat. Options closed firm; May closed
421zc.
Oats-Receipts, 5000 bushels; spot mar
ket quiet; No. 2, 3412c; No. white, SEC.
Options dull.
Butter-Receipts, S329 packages; firm;
western creamery, 16G19c; Elgins, 19c;
western factory, 10G14c.
Eggs-Receipts, 9.940 packages. firm:
western. 191zc; southern, 1SG1914c.
Liverpool, Feb. 1.-Wheat--Spot dull;
No. l California, 6s 9dd6s gid; No. . red
western winter. 6s 3D. No. red northern
spring, Is Id. Futures closed quiet;
March, IS 104d; May, IS 9Isd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02
TROLLEY CARS IN CAIRO
American Rolling stock for the Land
of the PharaOhs

Pittsburg, Pa. Feb. Trolley cars Of
PIttsburg are TO invade the land Of the
Pharoahs. Negotiations have just been
closed by the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing company for the equip
ment of fourteen cars of the ordinary
trolley type for use in the city of Cairo.
This line Will be the first in the country
but it is proposed to build another line
to the pyramids as soon as the natives be-
come accustomed TO the operation of the
cars. and later to connect Alexandria and
Cairo by trolley. This is the second inn
portant order received in Pittsburg within
a week for Egyptian Improvements. The
Schoen Pressed Steel company is TO build
400 steel cars for the Soudan railway.
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SHORT GUT IO CATTLE
And a 250-MiIe Authorization
TranscontinentaIIy.
BY A SANTA FE CUTOFF
From Fort Sumner to YSIeta
io4.o, Al kH

Santa Fe, Y. NJ, Feb. lit is reported
that the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railway company VIII soon begin build
ing a cutoff between a point on the Pecos
Valley railroad extension, about twenty
miles east of Fort Sumner. in Guadoloupe
conecing with the Atlantic and Pacific.
This will send all of the transcontinental
traffic over the line southwest from New
rectly west over the new route TO fsieta
Junction This saves go miles and the
heavy Ration and Glorietta range climbs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02
BIBLE EXHIBIT AT PARIS
Proposed by the Chicago Woman's
Educational Irnion

Chicago. Feb. 1.-The Chicago Woman's
Educational union today adopted the fol-
lowing:
Whereas, There is to be another
worlds exposition 10 signalize the begin
ming of the new century. 10 be held n
Paris. and
Whereas. The Bible. the worlds SUI
preme book, has been for our own Amer
lea the source and strength, the light
and creative inspiration, Of everything
best in our national life character and
hope for the future; therefore, be il
Resolved. That we most heartily IA
vor the proposition that under the aus
pices of the United States government
such an appropriate and prominent ex-
hibit De made of the Holy Scriptures as
will be an acknowledgment TO the world
of what America owes 10 the Bible
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02
UNION PACIFIC TELEGRAPHERS
Have Grievance Committee at
Work in Omaha

Omaha, Neb., Feb. IA grievance COM
mittee OF members of the Order of Rail-
way Telegraphers employed on the Union
Pacific road have been in secret session
in this city since Monday.
They were joined today by Grand Chief
Powell, who is taking part in the deliber-
ations. All the other orders of railway
men have agreements with the Union Pa
cific which have been revived since the
new company assumed control, but there
has been no such action affecting the tel
egraphers. In addition to making an eff
fort to secure an agreement with the
company, the men have several minor
grievances, principally the discharge OF
operators for what the men do not con-
slider sufficient cause. The men, as yet.
have not reached the point where they
are ready to meet the officials OF the
company to make known their desires.
There is no talk OF strike and an agree
ment is expected to be reached.
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STATION HOUSE SWEPT AWAY
In British Columbia by a snewslide !:
at Least Seven Killed


Vancouver. B. c., Feb. "details were
received here today of the fatal snoWstde
on the main line OF the Canadian Pacific
at Rodgers Pass. on the summit OF the
Selkirks. The catastrophe occurred last
evening. The round house and station
were swept away, seven lives were lost
and two persons were injured. Those dead
are:
AGENT CATION, wife and TWO children.
OPERATOR CARSON.
ENGINE WIPER REDLEY.
One unknown.
The injured are unknown.
A large forcs is engaged in the recovery
OF the bodies.
Several large slides had taken place dur
ing the morning and early afternoon. caus-
ing considerable damage TO the sheds east
of the glacier. Trains are held az Gla-
cier and Donald until further sdvices. Su-
perintendents Marpole, Duchnesnay and
Wilson Of the railroad are on the scene
using every effort.
This is the most serious slide that has
occurred since the first year OF the con-
struction OF the railroad, when twelve lives
were lost in the slide eight miles east Of
this point
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Tourist. Must show Purchase.

New York. Feb. The new treasury
regulation providing that American tour
lists returning home shall make detailed
declarations Of all things purchased
abroad. went into effect today. The cabin
passengers by the Buffalo Aller and IVES
ternland. Eggregating seveH-y-two. shiv-
cred in the cold while the customs inspec-
tors examined their smallest belongings
One small valise and hand bag took twen-
y minutes 20 examine. What wfu happen
when the Majestic comes in. the custom
house employees cannot tell, and say they
do not ike TO think Of
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HUTCHINSON AND SOUTHERN
Omaha Claims to be Slated for Its
Northern Terminus.

Omaha, Neb., Feb. 1.-The Hutchinson
and Southern railroad. built several years
ago southwark from Hutchinson, Kansas.
eighty-five miles. is TO be extended at
once in a southerly direction, some 200
miles, the work to be completed this sea-
son.
Next year rails will be laid northward,
and Omaha will be the terminus, thus
giving this city another line to the Gulf
OF Mexico. The road will be built by
local capital and has been operated on
a paying basis by the Union Pacific.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, Feb. L-Coffee-Options
opened steady at unchanged prices. show
ed little speculative interest and only
small variations with weak undertone.
following unsatisfactory cables from Eu-
rope and Brazil. slack spot demand in
open market and big visible. Selling
checked somewhat by continued heavy
warehouse deliveries. Closed steady ar
net unchanged prices. Sales 1850 bags.
including March, $50; May. SIS: July.
s.. %; September. $50; December. s.. -
Spot coffee-Rio quiet; mild. quiet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-02
ASHORE IN A SNOWSTORM
Phynisnd Il stranded On a shoaI Be
low Philadelphia

Philadelphia Feo. The trans Atlantic
liner Rhyulaud- Captain HannsS rom
Liverpool Tor this porT. went ashore On
Cotton Patch shoaL sbout four miles uo--h
Of FenWick's island Hfe-sav1ag station.
during last nights storm \: iafe hour
tonight she was stiii stranded. on, Iay
in AT Easy position and X was hoped 20 ge-
her Of with the next nlga tide. There
ara forry-two passengers ard z crew Of
sevea,y-nine men on 5os-d and al z-s
vel FenSicks island Iight "A abour
tTs1-T-tve 1-lss below the bEezkxstsr
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Gold shipment TO New York

London, Feb. 1.-The sum % 3 90 o. in
gold Is now being shipped 20 New York
This : a portion 0f the African parcel
which was disposed u some DAYS ago.
i Is not a fresh purchase The question
OF tho likelihood q further withdrawal
OF gold Is much discussed. but the pre-
yasing osinion e that there will be- 10
Withdrawals. "a the New York bankers
DO not desire 20 upset the monetary stu
alton here
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window Glass Trust Proposed

Pittsborg. Pa, Feb lit r. report q
that cOmbinay zion OF window glass fac
tories n the Indiana gas belt - about 70
Dc formed boy J. Pierp0ut Morgan and
Brown Brothers q New York The new
syndicate proposes - buy al the facto-
Tres S.th The understandings that re sell
eTs VIII not enter the business again Tor a
perloi OF tn rears
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Diamond Match Pay, We'll

Chicago. Feb. IA; the annual meeting
Of the Diamond Match company here TO-
dag, 70 friction developed ard the oil
management was re-esecteG without o.
position TIE income account. a. pre-
scented. showed profits Tor the year
amounting 20 3 10 81. O1t q this there
was paid IN divisen6z ne SUI ~ 81
Ina0o. Earnings IN lss7 were equs. 20
= e pr cent
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York, Feb. demand for cot
ton goods shows general Improvement
today in both staple and fancy lines on
home account. Bids for ready cottons for
export increasing. Tone Of the market
very strong and tendency distinctly to-
ward higher prices. Incidental advances
in bleached brown and coarse
colored cottons. also in prints and GIN
CHAINS. Print cloths higher: sales Of reg
lars at 2iEc and further bids thereat de-
clined. No change in the wooden goods.
Tone steady: dress goods steady; silks
strong and advancing
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Frank G. Steck was shipper in Of two
cars of hogs. one "A heavy load of very
fair stock. selling at the top Of the day.
The other was made up of lights and sold
at a good bulk price.
harlie Granville of Sedgwick was on the
market with a car of light hogs which
sold a the top of the bulk
The Farmers and Drovers' Bank of Mt
Hope were shippers of light hogs good
enough TO take the top of the bulk range.
ole Bros, of Mt. Hope, We're on the mar
llet with car load of very fair hogs of
medium heavy weight and selling without
dock or cut-out for the top of the day.
being one of the two tops of sS.55.
Joe Knoblauch of oClwich was in with
q car of medium light hogs of fair grade
selling at a good bulk price
Campbell & Horton of Caldwell and Ed
Weidline of Augusta were late arrivals
with hogs which will cross the scales this
morning.
There were three cars of stocker cattle.
50 head yarded for feed and rest, billed
from Colorado to Eureka. They eft late
last evening for their destination
The roads contributing to Yesterday
receipts were as follows: Missouri Pa
cific. 6; Santa Fe, 5; Rock Island and
Frisco, l each.
The daily Comparisons were as follows:
Yesterday, tops, $50; bulk. So. 4OlS. 80;
average weight 224; receipts. SCI. For
Tuesday, tops. s5.621s; bulk. s.. 47I5d3. 50;
average weight, 24S; receipts, $50. For the
same day last week, tops. $50: bulk.
sS-S5QS.45; average weight 24I: receipts.
lbs
The Dold shipments yesterday were nor
mai and from all the several departments
There was a good line of car lots sold for
future delivery; four cars out from the
output from the express and jobhing di-
vision. All standing orders are being
promptly taken care Of and the cellars
and reserve stock well filed of all cuts
and speciaIties.
Mr. Lee Webb, city solicitor for the no;d
company. Is slowly improving from q Sc
we're sickness, at the city hospital and
viii soon be around again.
The cattle which sold yesterday. and
this means all that were offered. went AZ
steady prices The sale stock was main
~ heifers, and Dold bought all that was
on sale. The demand was good and both
fat cattle ana stockers and feeders would
have sold we'll The quality of what did
sell was just fair and il all sold well.
Following are the three sales recorded:
No Av. VT. Price
: METERS ........-.-.-.-,---..... 81 s. :
heiierS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9S5 S -
steer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 .
Provisions were Unexpectedly steady in
view OF the liberal hos run and lower
prices al the yards. Commission houses
sold pork while the packing house inter
ests bought heavily of lard and RIBS.
There Is now a brisk inquiry for provis-
ions all over. and the immediate future
seems very satisfactory. The January
liquidations caused the general weakness
in both provisions and the slightly l0wer
live hog trade. All this is ROW out OF
the way and a better tone s looked for.
The market yesterday closed strong all
along the line. Ribs closed ~ cents I'd.
and lard ~ cents up.
Other markets yesterday were as fol- |
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Eiee,rieity ON nanha,tas Il

New YORK. Fe5. IA Wal Street neTs
agency says A. a spec-@l meeting % ne
fu.l beard = directors u Manhattan ZEE
waited railroad authority vas given 10
President GoEld 20 finance ne equipment
az EAs RAD WIKI Slec.rsc-l
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which would indicate the Rhyneland was
a few miles out of her course when she
grounded. This is accounted for by the
condition OF the weather at the time. A
dense snow storm was prevailing and the
island light could not be seen.
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THE WEATHER

Wichita Kan, Feb. !, 1899
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Fair and continued cold until Friday.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature has been o, the lowest s. and
the mean IA, with a trace of snow in the
middle of the day. followed by clear
weather at night; fresh south, shifting to
north wind; tower pressure.
On this date last year the corresponding
temperatures were %. IS and 26; and two
years ago they were a. % and So.
Since the first of the year the average
temperature has been part Of degree
above the normal, and the total rainfall
is almost three-quarters less than the
normal. FRED l.. JOHNSON,
Observer.
Washington, Feb. 1.-Forecast for
Thursday:
Kansas-Fair: continued cold weather;
north to northeast winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair
and continued cold; northerly winds.
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Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining. 13-16c;
centrifugal, IS test, 4 5-16c; molasses SUI
gar, 9-16c Refined. firm.
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Mrs krebs Sets Ten Years.

Junction City, Kan. Feb. Mrs John
Krebs. who was convicted Of numbering
Ms. Lizzie Craig December Is. was sen
fenced today by Judge Q. L Moore 10
hard labor in the state peniteuuary for
ten years In reply 10 the courts CUES
ton whether she had anything 20 say why
the sentence OF he court should not be
pronounced upon her. she replied that she
had not and received her sentence without
The slightest trace OF emotion.
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Omaha, Neb. Feb L-Contracts have
been let for the erection OF a large bee
sugar factory at Ames. 3 small town west
Of this oitv- tAa Eninn Pzcisa
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II you want Stocke-s or Feeders writ.
us Reasonable advances 1.xperieprsS
statesmen N each department. Cattis
Hogs and Sheen. Tslsnhan. Is1s'
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GEO. R BARsE. J. II. WAITE,
President Sec-TreaS
nkncE Live Stock
DANoL Commission Co.
Capital Stock. ss5e,Oo Paid Up.

Rooms I5e-le0 Live Stock Exchange BLDG
KANSAS CITY. NO.