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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30

Especially valuable to women Is Crowns
iron Bitters. Bacl.ac!.e vanishes, headache
disappears, strength takos the place Of
weakness, and IL" glow Of h.ulth readily
comes to IL" paliiI meek when this won,
derful remedy Is tak'n. For sicSly children
or overworked men il has no equal. so home
should he without this famous remedy.
Browns iron Bit;erS IS sold by all dealers.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30

The freshest fish and oysters
always on hard at William
fuckers stall, No. Il, city mar
kct.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30

The smallest things may exert
the greatest influence. Dewitt S
Little EtrIy r sers are unequalled
for overcoming constipation and
liver troubles. Small pill, best
pill, safe pill. Anti-Monopoly
Drug Store, Ocala, Fla.
Wonderful results from the
use of one bottle Of hair tonic
reported by all using Tydings'
Hair Tonic. AS it is sold under
q guarantee you can safely use
it. % cents. so cents and 81.
Tydings & Co.
If YOU want your candy fresh
go to Danes, for 1t is just re-
ceived.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30
To the Ladies of 0cala

We have nice line OF pretty,
new sewing machines that we
are Offering cheap.
PITTMAS K MCINTYRE.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30

Don't torture your feet by
wearing ill-fitting shoes. Buy
your next pair Of US. Davidson
& NanEchop.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30
Wanted

Reliable, energetic men, with
small capital, to represent our
business in Marion county. Ad-
dress, j. H. Meyer Paint Com
pany, Findlay, Ohio. dw1m.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30

s. and 81 stiff hats dunlap
shapes closing at 81, at j. j.
Fuller's.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30

Entered at The Ocala postofice as second elias
matter
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30

Hoods Pills are; %'rt The Only Pl% to take
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-27

CHICAGO June a For . few minutes around
The opening tn wheat II iooked q Saturdays
sharp decltne 20 b. NpeAtad. The same inhu-
snces-heavy receipts, weak cables and favorable
crop conditions -were present aud influenced con-
sidssAhle new liquidation- The opsninU In Septsm-
Der II stGelic, compared with saturdays clos
ing price II NtWfsoc. The market broke still fur
tAer at onee under heavy selling pressure. longs
Qujdatfng freely, and shorts putting cut new lines
Ssptembee touching fl3c % the decline Covering
BY the ahosts Who wsrS satisfied with thetr prohts
before II o'c3eck the markee started On . decline
which carried Il TO . point almost & under aAt-
urday's nnal price. The decline vas fast that
sellers became too enthusiastic and when about II 20
the liquidation At long wheat let up Temporarily.
the market pooosefed With Q suddennep that ind-
Gated that shorts were oveEsold. There was quite
little scramble tor tins. prices Of September adj
yancing 70 tle97Aoc Before nnoa The msxkcl essned
up to some extent and the tendency thereafter
downward. he pevs would adnit d no other
course when condittcue wefe noxninal. and prices
gradually siipped ~ 70 fs9z<r for s6ptembes
which Was the quctaticn - tire ciuee.
Corn fairly active and irregular. The market Vas
weak during the morning on en0moas receipts.
favorable weather ard the break b wheat E5esatns
people wsse fsee ssalsPs The qeseet lAte became
arm and MOTE tAsa recovered the sasly break
cloaing te higher.
Oats. h common with corn. ruled weak and lower
early. bot whsa corn advanced oats followed Sep
TENDER clnsed u higher.
Provisions were weak early. due to the liberal hog
receipts and consequent liquidation BY longs Excel
lent cash demand helped the market latsr, nearly
all the decline being recovered Al the ciose Sep
tembsR pcsk vas 1te lower. lard shsde lower and
ribs shade lower.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-27

81 sxssss. ooea3: ors0m 81 WaaAinuesa.
Wheat shippins. MGi fos Ne I and H-Na suF
ehose: mllhnG n6SfH
nassv~fss6 4l8oe. srvxinl. ncmanal
o.ts.fuue % ~ NaNlA: 81 e eAcaee.
0l9LA4s 10y 80. AS9l04: qays 029l1s
nsifine. NooelMa. sugrsse. 0UeiA
uDmnnanAn
- :, -. -, -. -.
49,. -. -. - - L1es Nss,a
-. -. oasoes sasN sms 80. 49, 90 81.
-. 49, 49,
9aaeA9. ussss - use oAAos. 0@
C100108 0U0e043oou. =
gA.r~w,f~sS 4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-27

dncer By the local dealers for delivery In round lots
on the dock in the At seattle
Grain Oats. &1e1N; barrier. ~ o9U: whsst.
chirken feed. ~ -: bran. IS: shorts. G&
Hay-Puset sound. vel; Eastern WAaAingtoo
timoshy. ulesil.a -; alfalfa . per ton
Egxs Strictly fresh ranch, fe0c
Batfer-fresh ranch. 10eiac; creamery. H@f7e.
Poultry Chickens, lire. he; spring. = 19A9 pr
dox; turkeys, lac: dncle. xess pss dox.
Live stoek-Choiee beef cattle, cows. e9a1c:
steers, s4asc: choice sheep. a4@5c good hogs. lire,
4c: hogs. dressed Sc; calves drsssed. lasus. e;
small g: calves. hive, large. e: small. C.
Hides. Pelts and Wooi-Heavy sound ssIted steeFs.
over 90 Ms, &C.; medium. sound. per p. Iie; light.
sound. under $ ns. 7e; Gown, sound. all weights.
calves per n. &c. green hides. lc lsss tAAn saitsd;
dry hides per d. uc: dry cuIls. cne-third less:
summer deer, per D. S1@esc; winter deer dry. lta
Ice: papssy deer. ael5e; dry ek. a9foc green elk.
sasc: sheep p<lts Ssoc shesrilnss. isa5c: Eastern
Washington wool. Sc: Western Washingtan wood.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-27

Omaha
OMAHA June - Cattle Receipts, 30; nas-
ket steady Native beef steers, g. eee6 -: Western
steers. etM4G: Tsxas stessS. p nepaAie: COWS and
heifsss g. to44 60; eanusss. = DW1e ssorksrs and
feeders. 2to4t.s; calves, Shss.1; bsiis. stass,
Hogs Rscsipss. a@. nsrtss. STEADY Hes.y.
- sNsaG: mixed. US3SN3G: light. usshs5 81;
rigs. 81 adas bulk IT ssies, s. esSMs&
sheep Receipts. m. msrhet. activs. steady
Western mssssns y sees 3: stock shsep. - ~
A5: lants. N7sssH
Chica9O.
CHICAGO, June 8-TAe surray es cattle here
lases todsy. but ths esnerai .demaud sns good
and prices steady far nsdinm grades. hssh-
class cattle raiinx HIGHER f;esd 10 choice cattle
Is laaaG; common grades. ~ eaa5 -: fnxding cat
tie sold ut = N16; bulls. aud h<tfers. GxeS b.
the latter pRaee fer choice hssssSs, Western fed
ssssr.. = 1850 ~, Tczsns. .&: calves rsnssd
from q soAf IS
TNs suyTay a haxs larger than exgers@A.
These vas . good dsmaad early Of steady Nrees.
bat tire fess 81 tAs sss<k ysrds ssstks essrtssied
pgacss istss. sad ek~ing psafse WE'RE wcat Lssst
hogs Sold at s. sails MIXED i0<s a. - &c. ~ and
heavy a, - tseaN. pss sold At - zsssS y and calls
81 AsoazA
rhesx was 4 fairly aTtive demand far sAsep and
lambs naa best ancks easily dtsposest a. CofH
nsaa grades somewhat ssshw- 6Asep sod
81 s. sAs2 50 fss snils, up 10 sAH3S sof eiaacs
aorn: sesriinsp sAA 81 o. Asx 8. etsps-sd ssfsbs
hsoAgat tass< - cd sJsfss lAshas ASeeg-4
Rsesspss-Cafsie. 1JAe: hass. Esees shssp. y. s&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-27

NEW YORK. JsDs x-.@s appointing IN the ssnek
market this ncwss~e zAe~ea . trsp Ia prices aud
ssaa<sssnx Ike . rusA ba7 vkkrk sp<eza RAPIDLY
sArssk the vkoae natsusz issx. In das rsswss Il
tine . szrtsr Il iniassta6 aisa Showed ssrsaxsA
Nfrs shis dxs~soFsn~ns became essfssAss, sAs RAID
sessss rswssss Ia their sAsare~ Though t. saAfs
eE the sniIsxtsx a tds6ssrtsi RDskss Af@te sxSs-
nsss ia s.s iscL usex2sE stscH ssesf sDa Wis.,
ana gsx fosaaee ssnrAs, esss~s~sS re s3ssNee.
TIE rasts<s4s h<td Arm for TIA. bs1 tH<a<r ~
ezy sss ossr kzzlisk enttassssn bad sesn<~hss -
rsz6<s sssea sa1 sh< r3aHia< dsxsinSs shvs~d 70
tAes easy tsse. ran sa1tsae4s brss~ ~ ssss. The
EDs~nseas Ia tAs vsmtzSstsas sas hg Tar tie mast
esx.sp4rssxs ~ IL aAy And ~ rnszsSe hsssa
sss regxwssc lsAss 1t fhx Eeesan asst AbAzF ~ The
Nev Yazh C<asrai Tor . tern u - Pears The rnN
trsssaxS ~ she vazd<stGs gwap~yfs<s ssr - rsst
sAax b u.os<mam6 h tA~@e am4s h ss~sss esstA6n
Ia hsse e1mnfefsu s-aez - The ~Asx& -Haased
liz. xn1 TIE tsnxz<xsif Grpxp 81 very hk&sy - b
Ssekra uHt Coz DAzlyuiAsspa ~ op<xesFs ter sfss-
- - 1nss1no 0DU6 g 4As ssaeD = ~ heuA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-27

Dairy Products.
On the Produce Exchange today the butter narket
vas firm; creamery. EtHasc: dairtes. iha sc.
Cheese-Fgm; 64s4tc.
EegS-frssh steady Ec.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-27

RORECART FOR TUESDAY.

Portland. Or, June - -
Fair: cloudy: eooa, wednssday-fsir; risins 49,
pesatnrA
OMITTED STATE9 DEPARTMENr o. Ann
CQL1uRk. WEATHER. AlHEAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-27


fbe aekm9 Qneen eane d fAis UpRnin9 ffv0
San Fr.ncaeD usth = hfUs eaaais.nsn8 a Cali
forum fruit On board App3es, praxx. peaches.
spsicueS paams and ersSss we've On nls ne
prices II these fruits we're noe materially changed
tsday, but ta b ha<iy thos they WI fAa sllghtly
tomorrow . number a the mesrhants have fruft
l&Rs ssc~ fsU0 the iaA sona@ee 6Dae fancy Bur
bank pssns bringing asGhtiy higher pEicea than
etbsx rzrseeiss, selling for ahoas q. 5 Per eoa-
The shirEsnts cf berries little lighter To-
dsy than SATURDAY.. Coassoneatly the prices ad-
vaucezi little. good Clarke seedlings selling for
aboas 81 50 per crate. The vaahon receipts were
very LIGHT tssaay. due 90 the rain Yesterday. me
price 81 ordinary stravhsrriAa toaay vas from q
20 u 8 PER crate
Very little asparagus II sren n thu market now:
vAst there = y not vsy God quality, and doss NOS
bring any higher figure tA&n y qpstsa - prevent.
Mes potatoes arr yssy hxn At &c PEI D.
Tkezs Is strong hkeiihood Of an sdsaoce IN
cats. The prices In the East are higher than thsy
are here. 80 that No shipmeuas aFs recssssd ffu4
there The SUPPLY b getting vssy sAoss: faEnsss
Who hAppsn 70 hare any eats lsft over Caltss that
the price IL bound to % up and are holding theiH
crop Tor On advance in psice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-27

REAL esTATE TnANsFDno.

Deeds WEIR sled ss record In the auditors sfars
yesterday fellows.
~ .. Richards 1t p1 10 .. .. Pssa<. iots u -
o. South fsrk -. jsmse Z. -
LambAsa LtqssdAssoa Company 20 Emaa y IT.
sss. iot l. block ~. H. =: Tepays fnta i'd, Kssh
scAssis. Dane II q e. -
!. . AssLyxxsa - ~ - Era ! A.lless 4 iaes
and O. bas<k >. d, r. Dwanss Tsisd -, kosea
Seattle. Ms - Z. G.. u. 30
r. J. Wi5ss st to Waiter Gfskam. ~ n.
bseTs ~. klfkIAsd. Nsy =. -
Msu y 5sessss soA basssAnf, Albert ", -
Moore Investment csanl~Ay. w. Aad :. b4ark 4
Ernohisa sd. tpnr y, kzN
Asss isvesssnsas Company 70 Adsm A. B<sseo.
ssDH prSr~ses. 1ass y. 80.
Hsrfy y. Wiley "a az 10 Waiter Srxhxm, tas =.
bsass 10, knkisBs Jsae ). sse
Acssasi Sa@ u 7Aa&aAs J. FeyaaseeH. ts ;.
bsnsk u. Aaxss resosd ed. Jsa~ u. -
Henry tsa &saeis ~ so Mary WHsassirn.
ists and .. hsock J. Mas al. June %. -
state "a u. a. fsasas. IA sna part - ]. hIsst
- SEATTLE Tide fssass, Jus y. t1~&H@
AbissA l. Haf1 - kssseA Hail. ics snd te&
.. hssrt ; 5sekssa ~ ~ hi -. hssk 4. ssss
pzss ~ West s<sstle L, & 10. gans ~ q 8. tsfe
JsIre~ q assSsg "a % Aa. Eagle. iess xss4
q hsesh 2. Woods psssa ths. ssrssa Lahs -,
neyt. &C. ikA so
Jean H. whias RI az. 10 cz~a " Veteran. ~ 1
- 80. y. tsp 2. :. lass .. . g.. fzs4
Mar J. fsyssgan sod baahss8. tssze Ia Mars l.
katd. i1xs aasi I. bsees .. Easspsoms Ftnt Sd.
Asrs~ L kssS 81 wa.ea Z. eas. ssss,s,,. 70
snxtssA G tsae<s. ise 4, staek =. Gametsas FRA
-, 3ssss =. N.x&
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IS g q
JODDING QUOTATIONS.
Jobbins quotations Yesterday were ~ follow:
Sugar. Rl0ar and Co0ee.

So00Es EB00E oA0 N000Ss
s. ss.s. in az ss .as., extra t IN . ss
se5c: SPOT cash prices
Flour; ese-Patsns Excellent; SO; Novelty 4.
corn con-, meal. White. aa par Ia s.. IN 10 :ssls:
cracked shss 81 g. n in II :s
farina. 2S per 100 Ne. In To- sachs: farina. 9
PER y, =, ns Il e :.ss:: :,ssl sa, o.sns,, as
3. IN IeS ; sse. sS =. n. .ls,s HSI per Is E.
.sels n sis's Pea: ss' ..sa: & e = ne
,s No., e' an T. 'as : wheat a.ls, s sS.s. n
rolled oats. s. Is per bale In Sd .acs; corn neal.
yeav. saN per bel. 70 a-n sacss; com ns.l.
pure. .. . per bhl, in SD sacks: zscked WHEAT.
4 per hei. In sen sacks; steel cut eatmsai. ne
Il o. s.e .sss .s.s so asf - IS ST. '
IN sach: rye meal LIS per hhi in mn sacn;
sS re DOM, sr ssl insy rollsd Ss IN net net
cosss-Gs<n- aosh.. per n. sene: Jaws, Per
Ro..ssd Arbaesis:.. IN iaen cases, per sss H,;
H es 1.s 81 e IT.. n s.; 2. s e.s
.esfss. issaoe: Lion. ioos. uis: e.. uiS; =.
Butter. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry.
Raster-Rssch. Iazlsc: fancy dairy in squares.
Iaelsc; Washington Reamerses. In and n rfiuts.
Chrese-Na,ive Washington. iselsc: Eastern. u
@lf.
ESgs-s,ric.,y fresh ranch. ac
Comb Honey-caiifornis comb. Ii@l2sc: strained.
Pou,try-Iive chickens lasIsc; live turheys. iAe
isc; dressed TURKEYS. ifaise.
Mats.
wainuts. Per n sacks. liz: Eastern black wal
nuts ioe: pee.ns isslac albs.ts. i:c:s almonds.
6r lSr. FsnR
fsc; popcorn. &c per %.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay-Puxe. sound. per ton, res; Eastern wash
ingten timothy. 81: alfalfa. NsAes
Barley--Rolied. 81.
Corn Whole. sza 50; cracked ~; feed meal. per
whs.'xreea. 81; oil cake meal IS: miadlins.
s2ig.s; dairy chopped feed. N6
Meats, Provisions and Fish.
Fresh M.ats-co- beef. Sc per n; steer be<s. e
per n mutton wether,. Sc per D; pork. 'ic per b;
vrsi. large. e Ter h: small. lar.
Prosisions Ham. larxs iosc: small lie: break.
Iard~Hen,e made. per D. n.y. :ss: Whit. STAR se:
Coin Special sc: lard compound tierccs. esc:
Fresh Fi.h-Haiihu. sss4is: chinook and sockeye
salmon. sa7e salmon trout. Toe; mountain trout.
DC: founders, asc; soles. sc rock cod. &; shrmps.
cod. seIoc oysters. Olympia 81 50 ssrk. Np Der
gallon clans. 81 - per sack: Dungeness crabs. live,
Nn; cooked. N0
Vegetables.
% sss ss s 3 re- e. .ssi cd s.,sss g.
lsT sacs; cabbage. assease: r.unips. sy per sses;
sa.c Per u srtiehoses. Nsssc Re, dog; eueumSss.
Tscss dog. garlic Ioc; celery, leek6or PER dos:
'aTs s d pr soa scmsso @s's:
per n; corn. soe per don; hotheu.s beans. ys
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RETURNING Ki<JSDIkER

fSEIipIksNENt1 MIlIfS DIN Efz8
Should parehass tbsif ttrkefs via the
Northern Pacific and burlington routes VA
Bfi1nxs. Mont. the only lines operating
through spurlM sieepsng ears tesHeep -
ekaie aad 4Ae 111nessirf river. 1AfeuGh
cars leave Seattle every AonIsy and ri.
day. For rates and reservations lnQuleo
q ~ xestes way.
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PORTLAND 34ns - ~fa,ass. ss-xss stx axsiy
sbsase rasssszbse N saezs isssss sszxs u a
ssasf.wszskaa ~ 81 60 sks pAss a srswe~s hax ~
sssss~n<Ts sss9 sesy tDa~r<mezs. ~xrsossew srs
se< ssfSSaS sxtwe~n 1sx Sse foxx<s ax1 the ssAsan
>sN ysab&k9r szssst asz< Fffsy <seAk exzts CO
;xtsaf4s f5e u Ara wasas t<fay. us-h poxsshsx r.
nsev b. syn~ vsElss - sssy &c Hueoote
kSgxxzc1r <Ss&G.
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san rRAxCIsC0 Markets.


SAN FRANCISCO. J8ns N-wh<zs fnnreSss.
90 rzAyket sas ks,fss Sra: see< nsshst AuEi
osss rsas.sesed 39cs aaosasseaA sssQ
ytD0-xo ezA ~ s1nzz5 s1xsaA Ao0AH. -.
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW
0snaxla. JOe - -
gaxAssees ~ tAe Seattle. Hnuaa. SpnAxne -
Portland ctsarIng houe0 tsaay we're:
seattle .. ...@zSa, $50 IS 81, 3ee -
Fs<siand $3.50 60
Tacoma .....-.- ...-. lK.ST - 4-E -
n11e - MN ~
Ersss& e @ q -
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wAeas~Exrsxs Ms ! cash 49,. So bsns~sem
sar nsiisas. No eiah Sc: Va haAe.srm. q.
* =
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
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wcoi~stesdy
co6ee-opsisna closed sssaav roints net Icsrr
Sales. - 20 bags. Including: gaiy, tae: SsFAsufes
ssoe October. l. Sc. November &c: D~ee4nber.
Esss soc; Marfh .a@s sse: Nay, snc
srsa eoEee- Rio dan and easy. Mid. 1uiee
Sugax~kae stsAaies i'm toes. RefRsd ssaar nesdy.
Metals.
The metal market started the week with srsnsse.
ftans conservative lines seA nx4r~ changes ex-
eredinzis Marrow, CopfeT ard tn displayed fair
degree 81 sss~axth during ths asy. kaf either H.
psrtments neglected sEd hs sssae instances
tnssfsstinS nature AZ tie eso~e the ex11anse
l3hs copper sssAay vita SO sda ard ga y eAksA.
tn steady, with ~ bid and 81 Is sskn lead anisx
With q BID saa u 50 sssei spsst@r wsAh asa
assssssi ~ = % Tie bsekers prirs to- led i Nh,
and fos copper. 81
The Visible supply.
Tue statement Of the visible sspfar ~ srsin 10
s'nss An6 sHset kssarti.t, Ixns o. ~ essntAfsd
b. the Nsw York fsasfnSv ExthanSe II suilous:
Wheat y rs aa assshsis; saxxsa.e sazaN
fa~n-h. rs Sss haszsfss tnersaes 80 nn
Oats ISIS sxs tassbsi~ as~Fszs.. 5T1.9s
Hye So 20 hssAsls fefsase. s53 go
Bssses-s sc .ses brsssels; dsssesse. A.sH
q & o.
Boston sts~k Markets,
BOSTON. Iuse Gle Sag
Ee~tos Aesstxnz- ~ fssrost -. ...... 50
Bssis Eessoa ,..,..H
F0REIGN MARkETs.
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Ratter-RsRch. lazi3c: fancy dairy IN squares,
Ia915c: Washington cfeamcrses. In and IN pRints,
lAdisc.
Chrese-NAtive Washington. ia8lsc: Eastern. u
@lf.
Eggs-Stric.iy fresh ranch, &c.
Comb Honey-Caiifornis comb. Ii@l23c: strained.
fkasc
Poutry-Iiye chickens laalse; live turteys. 10
&c; dressed TURKEYS. H4ise.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-04-08

Orr readers know Attorney
Senator Hessin, here is what be
says of the present session of the
Legislature, although he was a
Senator there.
This is a legislature of little
things" In his opinion there Is
little of honor, or credit, for which
the members can look ON with
pride. I've have given unlimited
consideration to the pernicious
local bills, there are only two kinds
of local bills which have done any
thing that could not have been
adjusted in the courts These two
are those which disorganize and
reorganize school districts and the
hill creating CITY courts and limit
ing tbs powers Of justices of the
peace. This is a legislature of
little thing | am goin~ home &
the whole Legislature b.. best do
the same thing
This Is rather rough tax on the
Republican House that was gong
10 show the people what great re
forms they would do.
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Homestead Contest Notice.
Department of the Interior,
y S. Land Office. Wakeeney, kansas
March 18th, 1899 No I4072
New Notice.
i sufficient affidavit having been filed
in this office by Mary Jones CON
testant, against Homestead entry No
24 III. made Sept II, 1896, for the \ 1
SW2 & N4Sw4section Ia. township 10,
south, in range 20 west 9th p N. in
kansas by Samuel w Abbott. contes-
tes.. in which it Is alleged that
Claimant has wholly abandoned said
trs ct. and hrs never established a bona
fida residence on SAID land since entry.
and snch faliuro is not tue to the fact
that claimant Is in the army or navy
of the United States
sad parties are hereby II tilted to ap-
pc AZ, respond and offer eTidence souc b
ins said allegation at 10 O'Clock A. nj
on MAY 18th 1899 before the Big
ister and Receiver at the United States
Land Office in Wakeeney, Kansas.
The said contestant having. in proper
affidavit. filed March i6, 1899, set forth
fae IS which show that after due diiig
ance, personal service of this notice can
n0t De made, 1t Is hereb, ordered and
directed that such notice he given by
dus and proper publication.
[. +. Pure ELL. Register.
m<j-m 13'
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-04-08

The last Legislature passed this
law:
"That any number of persons
not less than fifty, residing IN this
State. who shall own Or are imam
clally Interested IN growing grain
which they desire to have insured,
may form an association for the
purpose of mutual insurance of It's
members against loss or damage
by hail, under such rules and reg
ulatlons as the association may
provide"
n Nv instead of InSurIng the wheat
fielde in some foreign company
Why don't the farmers of this
county form a Mutual company
agreeing to pay the loss of those
who happen to get hit It could
insure his crop so much, agreeing
to paw so much towards anv losses
aud If no losses no ply. Why not
call a meeting and start it.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-04-08

It has often been said before.
but will bear repeating. that one of
the worst things that can befals a
boy is to have the liberty to stay
out nights. This is too often a fat
al privilege, for it is during the
hight that all mischief is planned
and executed The boys who are
permitted the freedom of our
streets at all hours of the night are
the boys who will fill our jails
and work houses and bring great
sorrow to their friends and rela-
tives.
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No not throw away the stacks

DO not throw away the stacks
- of newspapers which accu-
mulate in every household Dipped
cold water they will clean win
dows almost as well rs though hot
water and SOAP had been used
Crush some paper IN the hand
md rub the cooking steve over
after the cooking is done; it re
moves the grease quickly and
keeps the stove in capital order
II done frequently.
Rub the haIrbrushes every morn
ing with a pad of paper; it re
moves the dust A piece Of news
paper rolled into a pad is a good
substitute for saucepan brush.
A few newspapers, perforated
With small holes for ventilation.
tackled onto blanket, makes a
warm and comfortable bed cover
ing on cold nights.
Torn into shre ds-a nice amuse-
ment for a child, bv the way
newspapers can be put into wash
ing ticks, and, If frequently cnang-
I'd, make a good bed tor a small
child
A few folds of newspaper under
a cake tin prevents it burning
while 10 the oven,
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SHERIFF's SALE

list published March II, 1899.
In the District court of Ellis county,
Stare OF Kansas,
a Y GRAY, THEggstee, Plaintiff,
&. c. WALDO, as Adm. estate
Chas a Campbell, d. ceased, ct al.
Defendants
By virtue Of an order of sale issued
10 me, out of said District Court in
the above entitled action, L will, on
Thursday, April 18th A d. 1899
at the hour of 10 O'Clock am of said
day, at the front door of the Court
house in Hays city, in the
county of Ellis and in the state of
Kansas, offer at Public sale and sell O
the highest and best bidder, for cash
III hand, all the following described
real estate, to-Wit:
Lots number twelve 1927, thir
teen OBJ. and fourteen Il III
Block i've (5) in the town of Eli
Living and situated in the county OF
Ellis and state Of Kansas.
The above described real estate is
taken as the property of said defer dant
and IS directed by said order of 81 lie to
be sold, and viii be sold without ap
praisament. to satisfy said order OF sale.
n LDKEDITSCH
Sheriff OF Ellis county, Kansas
A. j. BRYANT, Atty for Piff.
NH as 3s5t pit fs 900