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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-07
MARKET REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Breadstufs.
San FRANCISCO Scr s-wbeas inactive Bar
leg Gs1iet Oats steady. ep1s quotations vess
" Aeat--eaaGSa1s. Va !, EaA: eaoscs. VIZ. Hau-
il. &lst-sI M
BarlsyF -sd. ssssss: brewing, sss31e
ozts-GFa5. s. asssl III: rec. s. SsiA
Receipts
Flna- quarter sacks Il as: o-sSoa esyE: wheat.
esstaIs l5.A Oregon. IN; hsrisy, s-ntais. E.7te:
eatA eez AIS ain beans. sacks slls ccgz, es1tais
81; potatoes sacks. as hrxn. sacks, sAi; ra.d-
dngs, sAcks, l.isa; has. torz. a. voo bales, ia;
hides, number. 81
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
AliIsta1s- kid4linss, s.sg1.a: hnn. sl.9y per
HaF-wheat. s. 5Asla 20. wheat and cat s. SO
la best harley s5as. alfalfa. ysaT 50; stock. ts9
50 stls~, yer haze, Sesec-
PfEzsc-s-Eisef EHreanGs, Ats6se; AVER reds. So
81. salinas Burtanss sigig: sweet. Ssegs!; Ore
go EaSbsHkss sswss
AsE3es-t hoics. 81 Is, Common, Sc.
bet'er- Fansy creamery. zgae; sscona:. Sssssc:
&c. nEktn. .s1zse.
Chee-e-Nev. iiasiac: Yosang America. iI.e: East
erl, .'alSc; Western Iss6I52
Ess> sea.s. @sssae: fancy ranch, Nsoc. Eastern,
Eag11
Wool and Hops.
Wool-spyins ~Nsssda Issi4c; Eastern Oregon, Il
s1@cs TasisS. Oregon. lsaac Fail-Nsrshcrn noun
tain lambs, salsc; mountain lambs. s6iec: San
Balls
Hop,-Crrp Of 1895. 7sal2se
Closing Quotations.
WFsest-inae tive: MAJ Nig; cash. SIS
tcrE-Lafga yellow. slgtaiie
Sterling Exchange.
Sterling On london. SIXTY days sasi: sight. sass.
Financial.
Silver bars ts.c Mexican dollars, 4s8f5sc; drafts.
slsa,. i@.c. teie.raph l5c.
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.


%FW yGIE ~ s-TAe cszz-*e 4 - Ftecs
marks 5tst c~ecra2* S-s3.sfsst - +Tzfssrus <
Slssz& ssiss SEE sa-4-cfFG - ths S2t@rftaF
"a - -srsaf ne esgse = I~.ess 4asa.
wsFa - ere ear'r sssts.s t~' -rzr-issli y 81 yAs
terarss rv-E4ssat al avns ssglkiz.. xAias
&s+at+zs1 90 "a tQ;ss..F-A4ee sb@1 & ss<~ssz
r1a AS ~. rsrxs FFl.7essre - :ssA -xssmt = :
e : fesvts s. a-szs@s e ~ csoesseeZt f. sss-
Ie-z-s a~& rezs 80 rT-a1e -@s1sL sTTss.
ss1sss lT-t -. as srarsezs sS51t sTa ..sAs
4c4 tfsBE sss@s $~-H= SFee res3 cga- -
e ic th% ssa44l=s sn9zssesAss sF.I 4 E.sesa
s-s asnf1f sstss.sshss -szesszg sszsyxE.y eazzG
sss~> -&safts1 - AZ ~ sscNse nsS So se~s
a&.rs as1 So sr4sxr4 = :hs Essyzsag ~
rs-r ss~zz,g 7ssea-.s4. asa "a <azA ssHa Az
ths rzIa = ssri1sEG F4.s-s tAz Fer-,: tA-ys A..
gained AEsszg ~ Asssv tie &eesszs had
F~44A - 49, z.sT&E,sF a zS4 ssr.zz tA&e@
t. szA.s-.ss,aa- --sss1er 80 50 a. ~zas.
Ers@s s1as, La .e.cn sssos .@4se& s-zz4az sa1s
81 8 a sksr~x Sts ~~~slx=sx frsE 5<sss 70 .
ssss 81 ss@@aYs sT]re s4sses %es1F tAs loss - aas-
u-ssr zsexs .Aa1 reecyss-1 AL lie prize 49,
- RatAA- : akAs~ n g. Tsess ksxvT .s.AzszaS
L sa@ lis lxss 9saasaSs -, !. %~s s-<zT
ssay--sd Tie rsNsSe2 s~FsSzS ~ he sysrS1s.ss
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nanelal.

Financial.
NEW YORK. Nos. k-The Commercial Adyey.is-
ers London financial eablsgrxm says:
The markets here inses-e today. pending de-
v.oprae1ts Ia South Africa and the money situa-
tion- Americans dull. almost stasnant, They
dropped ffsstionaIiy Tintos. s6s Aasooudas. a.
Money il hardening TIE rlmor that the Rank
a France VIII raise it, discoGsnt rate this week
causing Germany. and possibly England. 20 tciiow
sstif. The payment the f-st issss a treasury
halls falls gs the hext stock settlement Gay, and
\ squeeze Il expected
Hrendstuffs.
LIVERPOOL. Nov s-wheat-sycs, dun Futures
steady December eiese6 at IS lsd: Marvh. S. Ia
MAy !. sa
Corr srot American utrsa req art - srra
: - Fs'uns. aFrp: November. Il sd; December.
! 81 January. ~ 81
I0Np0N Nov -Thest-Csrgoes ~ coast
tg.reFS indifferent or=gatoTs: carse on passage
~ssh-y easfe-: EzSfSh county markets weak
irsra~rs tn.o United Kingdom Wheat. 81 G1o
quarters ersir - elo GaatsTs Wheat Sr9 serr orl
passage 70 rrsted kin.don. sao m gg.AItess 10
continent. 2te os1
Visible Grain supply.
To statement 90 tss visible rJrp,v - grain IN
AMI aacs' SATURDAY Ne.rnahas as e0w-
palei - ths ssw Ts Produce Erehaase IS a. .o-
iogs
Wfes. sI ~ ~ tGShsis- }r-yrAse 80 10 bwzhsls
Cgrs-3 ~ aos hgshsls' HssFesss ss4 ~. bushels
Osts- - sd bushels. increase. ~ s2 tGshels
RIVE - -. agsAa}s increase, q s1 fushsls
BAElsv-4 - 40 11shsls. inegeAse. 80 re rssshes
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s~Asflr IzesI gsaeet - AsSfrssns ts~nye~zsstrs :
4s.-@~x rrtasEsgra e. w1ssn ~ tsass II rain fsl
ariar ssst twsssts fear haassx sa1s3iy IA The fsss
ra-or srd k-7iakll1s n So sfssfzeea
GgoRGg y SALISBURY
e&esian l,sr~ctnr Ws.taer ns-s.u
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circles under eyes fig. ~. pale. thin. enaa-
eiated faces eng. -, impaired digestion
tfig. 81. Hudyan cures all these Distress
full symptoms, and permanently. Hudyan
makes rich blood which In turn imparts
strength aud glow of health.
Hudyan brings prompt relief 10 women
who are troubled with lenc0frhoea. bear
ing-down or dragging pains. painful pc
rlods, profuse or seanty menSes, ifreSu-
lar periods. Hudyan gives comfort. be-
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General Quotations.

'eueT1I Qu0tAtIOnN.
NEW YORK. Nov s-F7o1r- Receipts s. -5 bar
resS; exports. tf9S barrels market steady.
Wheat Receipts, 9. 80 bushels: exports, ACT s3i
bushels; SPOT Arrasr: No red. Tssc ( O b aacat
spot. Options opened steady. T. advance: closed
arm at r. net sdsanee; Msrrh closed at Tic; May
closed It nc: December closed at T5ic
Woof-Cuiet. dosnessic aeeee. s.aBc
HePs-pal Pacific coast. iadl5c
Cotee-opsiens closed steady. sS5 roints hishsr.
sales. 81 hsss including December. sSc: Jsnu-
AIRY. Sc: March. g. Sc; spot Rio irrn mild firm
sGssr-Raw. steady; rsaned. steady.
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cause II cures such
disorders. Don t sub
nit To a surgical
operation. try iiud-
yam ilrst--it has saw
ed hundreds OF wo-
men.
Hudyan cures cos
uNencSs. nervous
ness. a tendency 10
faint. loss of appe-
lite. palpitatiou OF
heart. dependency,
all gone feeling,
sieeplessness. na,,-
sea.
Why he n pale.
sickly. suffering wo-
man when "a kaIDtny
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within your immediate reach II IL
pleasant to take, and pleasant In effect
Ask your druggist for Hudyan-nothing.
will ease your pain and give you strength.
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THE WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR TUESDAY

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY
Portisnd. Or. Nov, &. Isse
Occasional light rain.
CNrrED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRrrCL
TCRE. WEATHER BCREAu.
DAILY BULLETIN
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NEW YORK, Nov sThe Situation IN the Local
metal rsrtst confines hirenurasing nearly ali IA
rartmenss Displaying fe-9~i weakness ,,nder heavv
pressure r. sell and neglect On the pat - h1vers
Cable and domestic news vas very ansaro-stl. 7i4
ing considerably TO the general depression
Pig tron-WarrsHfs fufl; SIS
Csrp~F-Late quiet ST.
Tfn-Steadv: So gesH
IeAd-stesdv: 81 soas &C. TIE Arrn that NYn. .h,
selling price for Winners and snelters onctes lead a,
- 10 80 the -inee
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TONIGHT. grand bail. Eanke hall
4 omission &c
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w-Fs Esny sactss2S sx-aaaaiians ce<ere. II he TT
aaait q 1sfzi "a ss-Igrs re-sr-ss ~ SATURDAYS
exsA sssssrnens TIE tss1ranse sxcxSsst.cn aanoks
teS11afisrA va that i re 10 an ''cyrox@ n
ths r2sEsosa q singh h<zk. a. rather - tes
Gl1a1Ass q az Error made n TIE EwvslosSs
fe;s'Ts u was tAfs srro-. said which ns1
csGssl Re Entuly fsrcyshss statement e ocsnees
AID ihe Allowance isv u witch made the showing
% ne 1sElt II last Saturday ana UPSET Tbs stc<S
mas1et The euFszess fSssG4 z ,ASs EXPLANATION
somewhat dsssssses1 ~ re- -ls~ Il he cAu usonay
rate 10 = per sxe and ne calling q loans ~ the
eAnc suf the canrlcxion beams general thai -..
sTsAS sSKk Statement not q fair saiex x the
nesnal c1sadzs2en ii the .Anks TIE hariress 4
N<~ fask exchange as inpeFtaat Iags-iar rSirts
sruaaAec expecsasaens tia, the movement e raonry
"a Ahsef 70 turn II fssx u Sww Ycsk The short
esaalFs<1 vhfra wr<s gsst oUi in lie nsasrsy.s
very Esneraly co-ered asfere the cls~e The eve q
ia eaesftxs also she o~sasioa fS- csverins
"a AsEe short contracts whieh had h~en pau, egt
tse tncazy tAaf thts yesrs eiecfiox at re ne
preface 20 tie Enss;flsa easaess conditions Shica
are Hooked ios IN a presidential ysax. The drip II
the money rate TO ate the 5ay zcr~v
saAssa lie ensinx demand fn~ stocks AZ incident
a The day WAS safe - United States Nlsias ~
L Compared with u for the IAss preced.rS sale
scsns tme sface.
Prices a ecoss oaly partly recovered froxa the
esr1t escxsas ~ sympAihy wste the stc<ks Teal
s&SsA. N.sFs a. United states cid sssars COUPONS
adyanccs I IN rte hid r~s~s
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Mooey On call arr. ran per esEt Last loans. 8
p<r cent closed per eeut rrir.- ,-,sfrangs $50
asss peg ce1s Sterling exchange. ir-eTnac N1th
aerss:l e1sins.s Ia hanhsFs aiis 81 sssas 8 ae
aad 81 -; commercial halis 81 81 silver cagtic2fe$
Sssssc; bar silver. Ese. Msxiaaa dollars 4,e gov
ezrHeat bonds. ARA. stale beads. inactive railroad
bends, eAsy.
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fY|D[N(F
OF: MISERY

IL plainly
written
upon the
faces ~ wo-
men VINO
suffer rom
women :
peculiar
ailments.
such evil
dence is
readily re-
moved by
ligs0yan, be-
cause fiud-
yam goes 10
the bottom
az the evil.
iuGy an
cures such
ailments.
The fol-
low ing
- nlptous
are Iue TO
female
akneSs,
ana are cor
Tected by
liuGyan.
Pain in
back (Hg. u.
headache or
dizziness
Gig. -. hol-
low cS IS
and lark
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Condition Of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Nov s-Toiays statement o.,
che ssntison u The treasury shows
Available cash balance .............. s,ri ri 60
Gold reserve -e........-.- ~ 7s2 as
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Cash Quotations.

Flour Slow
Wheat-- No :. sa.a67e: red. No . ssa-oc.
Connie p A.asee
-i5252c 49, -
Rye No 2 s2lns3e
Barley-No :. gssi5c
T,mothy seed Prime So
Mess pork Per barrel, s. 15ts -
Lard-Fer lU pounds s. s5d5 =
Sides Short ribs. loose 81 sss5 u
ShoGiders-Dry sailed boxed ssaSso
sides-ShoTt clear. boxed S aags 5
Whsky-Dsstillers fnishei goods pcr gallon 81 r.
SCgars-Cat leaf. zoe: grauuIated s &c
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Receipts and Shipments,

Do the Produce Exchange today the butter market
vas firm. creamery. Ssc dairy I4eais3c Cheese
Quiet; iisal2 Egss-Firn fresh. tsc
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Seattle, Wash. Nov. {. lssa
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-02-21
To Try the Sands.

]. B. Sheehan and w. P. Farley
went to Oklahoma City this morning
and tomorrow will find out just how
hot the sands Of the Mystic Shrine
Sahara out there are. Luman F. Par
ker, who has already traversed the
desert, went along to see the boys had
fair show for their money, while Mrs.
Parker will see that too much Of that
North Canadian (t1re) water is not
indulged in at the banquet to follow.
Charley Poole will join the pilgrims
at Chelsea and contribute his mite to
their discomforture. On the whole,
1t will be a right jolly time.
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UThjuk of It."

The scavengers OF our large cities
usually filthy Russian Jews) gather
up old bones in the slums, alleys and
stock yards which are ground into a
powder and mixed with large quanti-
ties of raw alum and flour and sold in
cans at 10c per pound or 25 ounces for
25c, or in fact anything they can get
for it and the people buy it because
the unscrupulous mixers call it bak-
ing powder. Do you wonder that the
doctors thrive? DIT wk1t
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From the Board Of Health.

In view of the fact that smallpox is
reported at Okmulgee and vicinity
and some points in Oklahoma, also at
Dallas, Tex, it is the opinion Of the
board of health that the people should
cooperate with them to prevent an
epidemic here, and that all persons
who have not been successfully vac
cinated within the last three years
should take the precaution to do SO at
once. While the danger is not imme-
diste the board Of health considers it
advisable to take early means to pre-
vent an epidemic here. This applies
to the people Of the surrounding
country Is well as the town.
O. BAILEY BELL,
SeCy. Board Health.
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0randmaster Here.

N. G. Turk, grandmaster of l. o. 0.
f. of the Indian Territory, was in
Vinita today. He was on his way
home to Checotah from Mt. Vernon,
Mo-, where he had been on business.
The grandmaster visited the lodge
room while here, and admired the
new degree regalia the boys lately
purchased, very much. The gentle
man feels confident that Vinita will
get the next session of the grand
lodge, to be held year from next
April. Mr.. Turk is pleasant gentle
man, and well informed in Oddfellow-
shin.
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Preferred Vinita.

E. G. Betz and wife, of Springfield,
Mo-, passed through Vinita last week
enroute for Oklahoma City, intending
to stay two months. A few days later
they returned to Vinita, having de-
cided that two days in Oklahoma was
long enough, and will spend the rest
of their time in Vinita.
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DIR. Bagby was called out to see Sam |
Leforce this morning. Sam is threat
ed with pneumonia.
Lumber has advanced two dollars |
hundred since the first OF the year
one dollar last Monday.
Lulu Pulim and Kate Walton, col
ored, were arrested today on charge
Of receiving stolen property.
John Franklin returned today from
Lightning creek, where he took 800
head Of cattle from Joe Harris place.
A futile attempt was made this
morning to hold a session OF the city
council, but was postponed till this
evening.
W. H. Curtis came down from Al
ton this morning to attend court in
the capacity Of witness in the Hill
England case.
Rev. NJ. L. Butler left this morning
for Fit. Smith, with his little daugh-
ter, Bessie, for the purpose Of having
her eyes treated.
VIM. Chouteau made raid on his
bees few days since, much to the
qualification Of several of the less for
tunate ncighbors.
Bob Garrett, on West Cabin, re
ports loss Of only seventeen head OF
cattle out Of about 1900. from the ST.
we're cold weather.
81, 900 given for any lime, alum, am
monia or Rochelle salts found in food
prepared with Calumet Baking Pow
der div 2o-2s
Mr.. Blair, of McDonald-Blair Com
mission Co., Kansas City, is looking
after the interests of the company in
Vinita vicinity this week.
II your paper misses don't wait
week thinking it may be all right next
time. Notify the Office Of each and
every omission and at once.
| Capt. C. II. Taylor will go to his
farm near Coffeyville tomorrow. Mrs.
Taylor's father, Mrs. Grayson, will
probably return with the captain.
Please call at our store and receive
free of charge one small can OF Calu-
met Baking Powder; we want your
opinion as to its merits Jumbo Store.
div
Our trade has greatly increased in
the last few months but we have still
time to put up all the medicines you
need. Peoples Drug Store.
With the relaxation Of winter seems
to have come loosening up OF the
avenues OF news-and The Chieftain
knows 1T when it meets that article.
Don't fail to attend the baking ex-
hibit at W. R. Badgett's store and
get a cup CT Chase s. Sanborn's cele-
brated coffee. div 26-29
]. o. Hall returned from Claremore
Monday evening accompanied by his
niece, Mrs. ]. F. Flippin, and her lit
tie daughter, who will visit for few
days in the city.
Pure food makes strong, healthy
people. Using Calumet Baking Pow
der is guarantee that your food will
not be polluted with rank drug.
div 1929
Heber Skinner and Frank Billings
lea were riding after some cattle yes
terday afternoon, when Franks horse
fell with him, hurting his foot pretty
badly, but not seriously.
Paden Tolbert brought in A. c.
Dunn from Fairland last night. Dunn
is charged with the larceny of cir
cular saw and other articles. He
cannot be sent to Muskogee on ac-
count of the quar- antine.
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Adood Paper.

The circulator met John Parks in
his rounds today, and In conversation
concerning the paper that gentleman
took occasion to say: 'sThe Daily
Chieftain is good paper, and prints
lots of news" Speeches Of this kind
are not infreQuent nowadays, and The
Chieftain feels greatly encouraged
over its future prospects.
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VIII Resume Business.

Rastus Leonard and J. NJ. Ward, Of
Grove, were loading hogs today at
Fairland for the st. Louis market.
While in the city they will buy new
stock OF hardware and shortly will re-
sumo business at Grove.
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0nenIng of the Crescent.

On the occasion Of the opening OF
the Crescent hotel, Eureka Springs,
Ark, the Frisco will sell round trip
tickets at the exceptionally low price
OF $3.50; tickets on sale Feb. %, only;
good for return until March 10th. B.
E. Walker, agent.
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A New Carpet.

The Odd Fellows today placed
an order for a handsome new carpet
for their lodge room. They have also
Just received a lot Of new chairs, and
are going to make several decided i'm
movements in their furniture.
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For Charity's Sake.

Mrs. z. NJ. Swain, the secretary OF
the relief union, gives notice that a
room has been fitted up for the recep-
tion OF cast off clothing or such other
articles may be suitable for distribu-
iiGn by the union and that she will
receive any such donations.
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Wheat Crop Injured.

Gather Chandler returned from his
Duck Creek farm yesterday, and says
the wheat crop is very much injured
from the intense freezing few days
ago. A large portion of some fields
seems to be entirely dead, but where
protected by the snow is unhurt.
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Natural Ice.

Sam Ridenhour put up about fifty
tons OF ice during the late cold snap
that was something like fourteen
inches thick. This is about four cars
and will last pretty near month in
the opening Of the season.
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To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take laxative bromo quinine tab
lets. All druggists refund money If
it fails to cure, 25c. The genuine has
L. B. @. on each tablet. VS. may
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Probabilities.

Fair tonight and Wednesday; colder
Wednesday in extreme eastern por-
fi0n.
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NOTICE.

/ wish 10 inform my friends [
that / have control of the ,
Singer sewing machine and
will be glad to receive a call
J anyone thinking of buying a
machine. The notes and
accounts of the Singer Co.
have been turned over to me
and those wishing to make
payments can pay or send
same to me and get their ,
receipts. {
A. M. BROCK. /,
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LOC-ALNOTES.
HARNESS. at Lee Barrett,s.

Elegant line OF stationery, at COOKS.
George Beatty was in from Grove
today.
Charley Jones was down from Welch
today.
John Warren was 10 town from
Adair today.
Fresh milk COW for sale cheap. En-
quire here.
Lee McStewart was in from Duck
creek today.
Team brides all kinds and price.
Lee Barrett.
J.L. Blevins came over from South
west City today.
Henry Splitlog, from Cayuga, was in
town town today.
Mrs. G. W. Hill has been quite sick
the past few days.
Heck Bruner came up from Pryor
Creek this morning.
Commissioner E. G. Tollett Of Wag-
oner, is in town today.
Judge Mcclure and Pryor Farley
visited WEIGH yesterday.
The vinita Plow Co. sent out four
sample binders yesterday. ~
Any quantity of chattel msr' ages
now on hand at this Office.
Foreman's Pharmacy offers you all
that's best in the drug line.
Sandidge Hill is expected home
from Nowata in few days.
Bring US your physicians prescrip-
tions. Foreman's Pharmacy.
Just few left; come and see them,
at Lee Barrett's harness shop.
Fine assortment of robes and horse
blankets at cost. Lee Barrett's.
Claude Chandler has been sufferer
from neuralgia for several days.
Grade and prices bring US boom.
Cabinets 81 a dozen. Photo car.
Miss Drucilla Roach, at the Acade-
my, is very low with pneumonia.
St. Nicholas Magazine, for the
young folks, at Cooks Book Store.
Lee Carey came in from Grove to-
day to make a bond for his brother.
George Wacaser is helping at the
Springfield wholesale grocery house.
Judge and Mrs Don-Carlos got home
from Lawrence yesterday morning.
Do you like something good? Try
those country cured hams, at Gray's.
w. S. Crockett is meeting excellent
success in his new work as city circu-
lator.
Vance McSpadden went to Pryor
Creek last evening, returning this
morning.
Henry Hill, Duke Kelley and Eng
land brothers were all here from AT
ton today.
F. NJ. Richardson came in from the
south this morning and went west on
the Frisco.
DR.. Clinkscales is confined to his
home and will hardly be out for a
week or two.
If you don't find the drugs you want
at the Peoples Drug Store-there
amt any such.
B. Eadland, of Kansas City, went
over on Spayinaw today to look after
stock interests.
T. ]. Burks, from Duck creek, had
business with the United States court
in Vinita today.
Miss Jimmie Duncan came in from
Horse creek yesterday and will visit
relatives few days.
George Davis recently bought two
more cows, the demand for milk be.
ing greater than the supply.
Harry Campbell drove Charley
Poole home to Chelsea last night, re-
turning at three this morning.
Blevins & Leonard, the Southwest
City firm, have bought the hack line
between Southwest and Alton.
| A. G. B. Allen and Stith Davenport
drove out ten miles south yesterday,
with view to locating farm.
A purchaser for IL or 13 hand pony,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
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