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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

Two swcll-known Cripple Creek mill
: incf have been In Florence invcsii-
lting profrcrcd sites for new reduc-
kn plant to be -ctycted atEthat point.
bwo sites were looked Rt. one on tue
brth sidcfof the Arkansas river ana
ke on the south side. The company
well pleased with that place as a
Hing point for Cripple Greek ores. 1t
u expend in the erection OF a pant
Jo,0OO. whichever site Is selected.
e citizens of Florence Will donate
ground. E'n !rlr|
Extensive improvements are being
aie MI along the Ilinc of ,pc Cnion
hcifc. both on tho Colorado nad wy
ping divisions. Two gangs 81 'iinsvhs
r at work on the GObpnlp 'l,'isaht
placing nll small wooden n,h.s.s
|ith stone culvcrts. These Will arch
Fer the small gullcys and dry cr9eksi
lorc thanaAt h,indre,l t.lrc btiii: put IN
the system. This. the officials sly,
Pll improve the safety anu "
1ootlness of the roadltdsyon ~.
Irser bridges masOns are putt,ins ~
fw stone abutmcnts. Y THIS Will li'aNc
Equent thahHHcrctoid id}ej sevcrnl ntw
fldges nre tsghg Bulltl apdlfor ta,e,s,S ,,
|ready begun in iWelGT1 canon. u''h'
steel is already on the sround.
The miners OF the Alpine Coal Com.
ny Mt Baldwin are again on a s'n,ho TIM
eu the mines have been closed. l"e
|'hers signed n scale to hoiu 'o'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28
DEWEY REACHES NEW YORK.
Two Day. Ahead os Time He sarpris~s
tsla Every body.

Two Days Ahead of Timr-iIs surpris~s
tsl'r Everybody.
New York. Sept. 2G.-AdmIral George
Dewey arrived on New York at dawn,
nnd the Olympia Is now anchored ln
American water in sight OF Sandy
Hook.
The frst shout OF welcome WINS
from the pilots and crew OF pilot boat
No. z. hfIeen miles south Of tile Hook
llghtship. II happened to be Pilot
John Pcicrson's turn. aud ut $50 u. N.
he was put on board the Olympia. and
brought her around the Hook and into
the lower bay. The marine observers
along tfc coast had sighted til. Olym-
Dia In the first llsh, Of the morning.
The shorr batteries OF Fort Hancock.
ninnnsd ly EunncrS, called from break
fnsf, let loose seventeen guns. The
flagship replied with twcnty.one ani
lei 20 her alclinrs hoJ far, from wli,rs
The cup challenger SHAMROCK isihioor.
cl. - 80. A. t,,.,.@ Ill
The admiral was In hIs own country
nsnln. after ,twcniy,thrc.j ulopJLs' al,.
s,rice. lie had returned '-steat5 with
tl'. srsin"'fs greatness ot ,thIuIsi iops,"
nnd he ScAf~eiy s'--in-i 10 rssfiiz'. Il.
The pilot had brought aboard the sun.
shny istsrS and n reporter Of the Asso.
cinicd t.cas was received 10y the nd
miral In u cabin Uttered by the Illus.
'fratsd Dewey editions. which, ,iagciL.r
nindc hundreds bf pages In Rnsk pnd
white and Iir color, all coiiccr1hnk Tho
great admiral aEi the preparations to
receive him.
1T almost sa,i,lcns me-" said he. ITO
s.- what my pcopl. are doing for me.
TIL. prl'lr and qualification is Immense
nnd ] cannot express the appreciation
fed. did not know, !, lid not real
~ perceive miil this morning tho
splendid welcome Tim, my couniryucn
nrc Iivin. me. The governors of many
states arc ,ninin. 10 ois.clinc and iroops
from Florida. Georgia, nnd oihcr far
away sfnics nrc on their way io TAX.
part In receiving ME.
Iua The admiral said that he felt tired.
but he did not iookl 81. Its complex
lon Is u clear bronze. his hazel eyes arc
bright. his bearing brisk and rather
Jauniy. Some deer, Hines nrc under his
eyes IND around ihls mouth. hut his
roic"'is singulariy tacnr aud pleasant.
THE n,Imirnrs first businrss was Ia
send mn officer nshorc with tcicgrnms
for the Navy Department. Mayor Van
wyrk and General isuitrrficid an.
noutcing fiic arrival. lie ihcn spent
most of the mprnins Ia iookin. over
ncwspnlcrs md rrcciviu. REPORTERS,
Many officials and pruniincn, men rnii.
~ during the day. The committee ,ou
/, rcccptiou from New York c.itnc down
osastUufcrrcti with him. Z. -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28
New scu-rc Of CITY Revenue.

,gn Clictgo.J lSrptg yor Harrison
bclicycsllin thhs yfopinl h newl sdrrtr, of
aTity fevennc. , lJ!t spnt TO tile cityl c6un!
III lasbIniulitna report concerning tiic
spn,c untterlst,,,cts. sidewalks and ~.
lcys used bv business firms and cnrpo.
rntCns In the downtown district.
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THE WEATHER
Wichita, Kan. April 3.

Wichita, Kan, April =, 1893.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Until Friday fair and little cooler.
During the past q hours the highest
temperature has been s., the lowest S..
and the mean 76, with generally cloudy
weather, fresh south wind and lower
barometer. L was degrees warmer than
yesterday.
So far the north has been about 81
degrees cooler than the normal. and the
year so far has been about 4 degrees
daily cOOler than the normal
The rainfall this month has been Is
inches, or almost half an inch less than
the normal; and since the first OF the
year Il has been IL inches less than the
normal.
On this date last year the temperature
had been since the beginning OF the year
about degrees daily above the normal.
OF about degrees daily worner than this
year; and since the first Of the month il
had been about degrees daily above the
normal. And the rainfall had been rs
inches more than the normal since the
than the normal amount since the begin
ming OF the year. much wetter and
warmer year than this
FRED L JOHNSON, Observer.
Washington. April 2s.-Forecast for
Thursday:
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair
and cooler Thursday and Friday; south
westerly winds
Kansas-Fair Thursday and Friday:
cooler Thursday; westerly winds.
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BASEBALL
BROOKLYN. 5; BALTIMORE. 5.

New York, April B.-With two Otft in
the ninth inning today at Washington
park, Baltimore rallied and made the
score close. Kennedy's three-bagger in
the second sent Brooklyn to the front and
they remained there to the finish. The
was unsteadier than Kennedy. Score:
RHE
Brooklyn ..........03100o10'-5 So ?
Baltimore ...........01 O000OO2-3 ,
Batterles-Brooklyn Kennedy and Far
reH; Baltimore, Nops and Robinson. TIM
pires, Gaffney and Andrews. Attendance.
$500
BOSTON, 8; PHILADELPHIA. 3.
Philadelphia. April 2s-BostOn won to
days game in the first inning. Wheeler
gave two bases on balls and was batted
for three singles and a double, netting the
Champions five runs. Willis was a puzzle
TO the PhiIues, their seven hits being
scattered. Score: RHE
Boston ..........6o 1-912 I
Philadelphia ........t 0O02G-3 8
Standardization. wits and Clark;
Philadelphia Cross. Wheeler and Doug
las. Umpires, Emslie and Mcdonald.
CHICAGO. Z; ST. LOUIS, 6.
81. Louis, April 26.-By punching hits in
the last inning. Chicago captured the
third game Of the series with ST. Louis,
witilstanding the poor fielding by the
former club. This was the first game lost
by st. Louis this season. Attendance.
500. Score: RHE
s.. Louis ............02 0OO20o2-6
Chicago .............0OOO 10015 71S 6
Batteries-St. Louis, Wilson and Criger:
Chicago. Callahan and Donohue. I'M
pires. Startwood and Warner.
PTTTsBCRG. :; LOUISVILLE, 3
Louisville, April 26.-Today's game was
nip and tuck until the ninth inning, when
the Pirates made a strong finish Four
hits and two errors gave the visitors four
runs. Attendance, 300. Score: RHE
Louisville ............0 0 0 00o3 0-3 S
Pittsburg .-.-........0 0 2 0 0 r Il
Batteries-LouisviIle Magee and KIT
ridge; PitUsburg, Lever and Schriver.
EMPIRES. O'Day and Brennan.
CINCINNATI, 10; CLEVELAND. 5.
Cincinnati, April 26.-The Exi.es showed
lack Of practice and were easy for the
Reds. McBr.de's hitting was a feature.
Attendance. 1.435. Score: RHE
Cincinnati ...........2 o. o 5 0 0 do Is 0
Cleveland ..........-.0 0 0 90 0 o = : n
Batteries = Cincinnati. Bre!tensteln.
Dammann and PETIT: Cleveland. Sudhoff
and Sugder. Empires, Burns and Smith.
Washington. April 25-The game today
was called at the beginning OF The third
inning on account Of ram The score
then stood > To 0 in favor u New York
Errors by Cassidy. the new third base
Ilan. were responsible for them. Nc
Fsriand their new pitcher, was IN the
box 70 r-he local team.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-27
WOOL MARKET,

Boston, April 2s.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter VIII say tomorrow:
One Of The principal features Of the wool
markets during the past week has been
the liberal purchasing Of Australian
woods held in bond by Germany. The
WOODS that she has sought are those
which spin anywhere from Cos to 70s, a
large quantity Of wool Of 54s quality being
among her purchases. The demand, how
ever, has run largely 10 territories and
pulled woods. Australian and carpet
stock, the sales Of carpet woods being
larger than have been recorded for sew
eral months. Prices remain about firm.
The sales Of the week in Boston amount
TO $4,000 pounds domestic and $4,000
pounds foreign, making total Of 4,970
60, against the total Of 4e31.5O0 for the
previous week, and total Of so. Coo Cor
the corresponding week last year. Sales
since January l. 1899, amount TO 80, 9o5-
goo pounds, against z, 40, SO pounds last
year at this time.
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LIVESTOCK HARRIET.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 26.-Cattle-Ther was 4
fairly active general demand for cattle
today and prices were about steady ex-
cspting for big, heavy grades. which
We're Disseminated against and ruled
weaker. Fancy cattle. $5.50a5.70; choice
steers, S515a5. Is; mediums, $A60G4So; beef
steers, S4Otd445; stockers and feeders,
S3.75G515. bulls, s.. .; cows and heif-
ers. S359dI25; western fed steers 81. 201
$50; Texas steers, $+00d49O; calves, $400
$50
Hogs-The supply Of hogs exceeded the
demand and prices declined PIC. Fair 70
choice, S.S1izG 400; heavy packers. $3.651
3.S5: mixed. $5.15d3- 92iz; butchers, 8. 80
3.e-1e; light, S3.7od392la; PIGS. S3.55d3.So.
Sheep-Trade III sheep was lively at
stronger prices. Clipped sheep brought
$. o0d5.10; common to medium clipped lots,
$3.oo04.S5; clipped lambs. &.ead5.i0; cUils.
$io@llt.15; yearlluEs. S51eg52a; Colorado
wooded lambs, S5.I516.05: wooded western
lambs. S5.5GG5.75; spring lambs, s9.001l2.00
per 100.
csipts-Cattle i co head; hogs, s.. coo
head; sheep, 1890 head.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. April 26.-Cattle-Receipt
6a45 natives; so Texans Good general
demand. all desirable droves selling &C
tive al steady - Is; few punches Of com
mon heavy weight cattle slow. Stockers
and feeders in excellent demand al IN
changed prices. Heavy native steers
S5.ooQ5.-5: medium steers. s. 5GlI50o; iishc
weights. $i9194-N5; stockers and feeders.
SS.-515. 40. butcher cows and hatfe-s. 800
G+s5. Gamers. 5 25T3eo; western steers.
s. ..s1+s5: Texans. S415a455.
HoEs-ReceiQJs, $3.50. Trade was =
rrifie slow and while prices were geuer-
ally steady. some Of the least desirable
lots ois lower. Heavies. g. -0lI3. So:
mixed S561e5.75; lights. $3-5oGG-.0; piss,
$5.s5aG55
Saeep-Receip;s. s.57n. Liberal supply 81
Soo5 quality thar were quickly absorbed
clipped lambs. S4-5f.4e3. muttous. SsSa
5--e- feeding lambs, SLetat . feeding
sheep. $1--5lI4-S5. stockers, S-3aE $50. cuUs
S--lvge.u1
ST. LOUIS.
s. Louis. April 1-Catr.e-Recefuts
N". Including 100 Texans. marke.
steady GO strong. Native shipping and ex-
Qorc steers S5fi5.53. fancy. SIS. HIGHT
and dressed beef and butcher steers. sss5
ass, stockers and feeders. S2e575-la:
COWS and EeiferS Ers5l, Texas and
Indian steers. Ss.51G4.S5. CONS and hei,-
e-s. S-S5r3zo
HoE-Rsce.pcs. s.oa0: market weak.
PIGS ard lights. 2-5T5S5: packers. 3. 500
$50. butchers. S-@PT4-0o
Sheep-ReceiP-s 50; market strong. Ma
tive mu,to-s- S49'.l5-l0: lambs. $. AG9o0.
the top for spring.
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which partial feaction set in with the
course of this delivery exceedingly If
regular during the balance Of the fore
noon. The crowd found little IN the shape
Of news on which 10 form fresh opinions,
crop advices turning very bearish, wealth
er reports favorable, the crop movement
moderate and the cables about as ex-
pected. European representatives cover
ed on the early bulge and sold the far
months in a small way.
New York. April 26.-Spot cotton closed
steady; middling upland, 61sc; middling
gulf. sac. Sales. 30 bales.
New Orleans. April 26.-Cotton-Steady
niddling, ; Lie.
Galveston, Tex, April 3s.-Cotton-Quiet
57sc.
Liverpool. April 26.-COtton-Spot, fair
demand; prices unchanged; American
middling, 3s.c. Futures quiet, demand
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York, April 26.-The tone OF the
market for cotton goods is decidedly firm.
Heacy brown sheetings and drills in re-
quest for export az fun prices; home de-
mand moderate. Light weight gray goods
have sold today at firm prices, with light
advances in a few irregular makes. Print
cloths are firm but inactive. BIeached
cOttons in moderate demand al firm prices
Prints quiet but very firm and advanced
in some lines. Denins are scarce and very
firm Wooden and worsted goods are quiet
but steady. Mems wear worsted very
firm. Woolens qiet. silk qiet but tone
good.
NEW YORK STOCKS
New York Stock markets. furnished by
c. B. Bennett Commission Co, 326 East
Douglas avenue, Wichita. Kansas. Local
and long distance telephone 494:
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REPRESENTATIVES, SAFES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

NJ. T. n Horton. cs the o.E-tire ship
ping firm Of Horton * Coupbsu Of CaId-
Wen. was In person az The yards with
car Of very good hogs. showing up heavy
In wtiT1- and selling without dock at The
tor price Of The day.
Knott S Wheeler Of Belle PLANE. had in
q gar ~ heavy hogs Of very fair grade
v-.ch sold AZ -he Top az ,ne bulk range.
Mr. En1ca Burchder5 of rhe drm Of
EurCh6e-6 x Conueu Of Anthony. was in
WITH car Of fair heavy hOss which sod
az -oorv bulk figures
Joe Sco.t ~ Peek. ives in with q car
load q medium weights whichc sold at
3 co75 hrls price.
Steele * son. one of the regular Okla
h7ma shippers 20 this market. had in
car Of medium heavies which sold ~ Z
etrCD- cE b f-u-e.
Comm Gore Hans Peoples was present
VIII cay ~ hogs. medium in weight and
grade and selling wei
D jackson II Hazsiton. was a shipper
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BIC; track, 2s4c; April. eS1zc; May. 27lzc
asked; July. z41se asked; No white, 311&c
Rye-FTrmi SIC
Butter-Steady; creamery, 1i71ec; dairy.
I2dlec
Egg-Frm; 11izc.
NEW YORK.
New York, April 2s-Butter receipts,
6.013 packages; market steady; western
creamery, 1411zG17c; factory, 13qi4c.
Eggs Receipts, 1865 packages; mar
ket steady; western, 1SQ1S19c; southern,
EQIz1se
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, April 26.-Wheat-Spot No I
red northern Duluth. steady, Sc 4d- Flu
lures quiet; May and July. Is I'D.
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HOG MARKET WEAK
5oOd Supply and Quality Only
Moderate.
TOPS REST ON 1887 ~
Cattle Steady 10 Strong--Fair
Supply.
TOPS REST ON 1887 ~

There we're lower markets al lover yes
.erday, both in the provision pit and in
he several live stock markets. The day
On the local trading was very good in
point Of receipts in both divisions, and
there was an active tone and hogs sold
well The market was weak and was in
entire sympathy with all live stock cen
!ers and in accordance with the general
feeling and tone all over. During the
early morning trading when the principal
run Of the wagon stuff was being disposed
Of there was a sentiment prevalent that
the market was steady to weak on q
split, but later when the large bulk Of the
days receipts commenced to arrive it be-
came quite evident that weak was the
only quotation which applied 20 the rul-
ing conditions. Weak 70 sc lower, weak
TO shade lower, and weak, were the early
reports from other western markets, and
II sympathy with these downward ten
denotes the local market also went off
Slightly. The wagon receipts were IN
usually heavy and the morning trading
was mostly taken up with handling this
line OF offerings and they were readily
disposed Of at the best prices possible
the other markets considered. Later the
car IDsS commenced 10 arrive ana these
were sold at once and at good prices, the
universal conditions considered. The
quality for the day was generally in
fertor and there were none in which were
as good as the general run Of Tuesday,
with one possible exception. The rest
were mostly low grade or at best only
fair and It was not in any manner up to
the better stuff received on the day be-
fore The average weight for the day was
better than either day before or the same
day last week, but there were heavy sows
and coarse stays mingled among the bet
ter class and the mixed line did not add to
the quality for the whole day. The re-
ceipts were better than the day before
and only a little below the day last week.
The top prices for all three days were in
a close line Of range. There were s cars
weighed UP and one held over, which viii
90 over the scales early today. There was
a good demand and fat hogs had no
trouble in selling and as they were about
all were disposed OF as soon as yarded.
The market locally held its own very well
with al lother points and sellers were
generally satisfied
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET;

New York, April 25.-Coffe-Options
opened steady, unchanged 70 points low
er; ruled spasmodicaHy active with
switching most prominent feature; fuctUa-
tons continue narrow. trading largely
professional and news Of al descriptions
too conflicting TO inspire aggressveness
on the part Of either bulls or bears; spot
quiet but steady; closed steady, unchang-
ed 10 3 points lower Sales, $500 bags,
including May, 495d5c; July, Sic; Au-
gust, 525c; September. 5.35c; October. so
as 5c; November, Sic; December, 5.65c;
January, 5.76c; March, 5.S0q5. Sc. Spot
Rio steady; mild, steady.
Sugar-Raw, firm; refined, firm.
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Chicago, April 25.-Wheat-No. 2. 757
&c; No. s. 73a74c: NJ. . hard. sc; No. 3.
6Jd67c: No. I northern spring, ia 1.2C;
No. 2 70Q-lc; No. 8 spring. &c.
Corn-Cash: No. ,, S4$sc: No. 3. 53izc.
C'a-s-Eash northwest, S-@2; southwest,
sI.171a: MAY. SllS1k
BuJter-Qu.et and easy; creameries, I29
I5c: diaries, IIIl4c-
ESgs-Steady; fresh. 1910.
Dressed Poultry Steady; turks. Ia
12lzc; ducks. S61oc; chickens, sc.
Chicago receiver A. cars Of wheat to
day. Minneapolis ard Duluth got % cars,
against SIS fer the same day q year ago.
Corn receipts. 100 cars. Oats receipts. f34
cars. Estimated cars for tomorrow:
Wheat, IS CORE. 81; oats 40.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City April 6.-Wheat-A5out
steady: May. 4l4c; July. SIC Cash: No.
zlard, 651s 9S7c; No 3. s3Ie5c; No. , rad,
sc: No. 15Gsoc; No spring. 55157c; No.
s. 62654c
Confirm; May. 31z.c: July. sic.
Cash: No. : mixed, g.. Sc; No. waite,
34fl34iac; No. g. sac.
Oai-Firm; No. white, 311zGS1c.
Rye-Steadv; No. . 59tzc
Timo-hy-S5c higher; chosce. SS.75f9 3;
choice prairie So.
BBtte--S lsady; creamery, l41lsc5 DAIRY,
&c
Egg-1lzc lower; fresh, lie.
ST LOUIS
s.. Louis. April 35.-Whesc-Irregl'a
ard unsettled: No. red cash elevator.
&C track. go sc; April. ~. Nay, TIC
asked; July tic asked, No hard. $50.
C0rn-S.rorse-; No cash. Sstzc. track
2572c; Anrll 5s-ec bid: NAY. SIZE bid; July,
S5ssc bid; SEPTEMBER, Gftsc bid
Oats-Lcwer and weak. No cash.
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COTTON.

New York, ATri- 1s--'Tas cotton market
opened steady with quotations p7sn- low
er 10 points higher After q sew min
utes u irreSC.aricy D-.c=S Sc ersc m
several points on quite active buylnz
from The short SIDE, with che SKINNER
months exhibiting The greater amount as
activity Conservative estimates PLACED
The number Of MAJ notices cl- az \ as.r
30 Slttl- bat l1ssuUcA as ere parties
issuing these tenders made strenuous e.
forts N recover this cor-cu. -1= market
was fayoraoIy Influenced. N fact me
May option led I'm The Advancing move.
mert- Opening az $5-6S. there was sharp
uptu-a o. points. . - per cent, after
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Egg-i2c lower: fresh, 1lc.
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Primary. Secondary or Tertiary BLOOD
POISON permanently cured II Z % :
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same p-ics under same guarantee. II To-,
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rhs~Ee Z sc 14l - cure. Il yeu hs-s
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GUARANTEES 10 care We cst .ae re-
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Address COOK RB&EDY co, szzs IA
soalc Tempe. CHICAGO. LIZ
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The market yesterday showed up bet
ter IN point n supply an dthe grade was
generally very far The market was
steady 70 strong. and the demand from all
quarters good DoId took in all the avail
able butcher stock and Robbins and 9TH
ers absorbed the stock cattle and feeders.
Robbins shipped out a car Of st0ckers 70
the east. and Joe ClOrne Of Se5Gw.ck.
and Je1 Houston Of Ponca City. each had
IN p car load Of stock. The DoId company
besides their minor purchases on the open
market received from the territory a car
Of very fine steers. AL offerings were
l!sp1sot II at once and al good prices:
rsEarsr, r,.-r- N--- d., --rv-r-
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STATE ENCANrPMENT

c. A r. Sons q Veterans, W0man's Re
lief Corps, Ladies Of the G. A r.
and Ladies AID Societies.
Hutchinson, Kan. AprL = 20 %, 1880
TIE NJ ssouri Pacific railway sil sell tick
cts al rate OF ere fare, sd. for the round
trip. for This occasion Tickets CT sale
Aprl p to 2 inclusive, limited for return
20 May I. -Se9
The Missouri Pacific railway has three
trans eac5 way per day, leaving wleaita
t0r Hutchinson AZ - a. II, S.4J a. II.
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About year 1870 gentleman that time prominent in
York society while Lake George with his family taken
attack of cholera morbus. No doctor hand
of half Indian local practitioner who for
He prescribed preparation OF rhubab and soda which he mixed
himself effect excellent and pleased the
with results that he brought the prescription to New York and
compounded Delane drug the
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its Introduction the hospital where afterwards be-
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