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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET
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Chicago. April 2S.--CattIe-Receipts, 100;
nominally steady; natives, good TO prime
steers, 81. Soli5.S5; poor TO medium, s.. 25d
$50; selected feeders, $4.G95.05: mixed
stockers, 8 46G4.09; cows. S3-04G4. 80;
heifers. 81 25G4. 50: tanners, s. alQ2 90;
bulls, s.. S1G4 90: calves, 81. SCOT. 50; Texas
fed steers, s4.0o95.Z5 Texas bulls. S. 259
80
Hogs-Receipts, today. 1900: Monday.
So. 0O0 estimated. left over, leo; active,
sc higher; top, <5.6212; mixed and butch
ers, IS. 5 d5.60; good to choice heavy.
s. 45G5. 62lz; rough heavy, S. 3075. 70: light,
s.. 25d5 52le; bulk of sales, s5-45a5.55.
ep-Receipts. Loo; sheep slow. lambs
good 10 choice wethers, s.. 25d5. 50: fair 70
choice mixed, 81. 1905; western sheep
s.. 40G5. 60; yearlings, S5.5ed6. .; native
lambs, $500. 80; western lambs. $. 41g
80.
Receipts. this week-Cattle, 47.ooo; hogs
al 60; sheep, 62,70o.
Receipts. last Beek-Cattle 5000; hogs
13o. 600; sheep. 6s.eoo.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo. April 2S.-CattIe-
Receipts. 100; market unchanged from
Yesterday; native steers, S4.5olI5.05 Tex
ans. s.. 5ea4 so: butcher COTS and heifers,
IS. SEQ. 90; stockers ard feeders, 81 COG
so: Gamers. s. 5sa3 ..
Hogs-Receipts. 7oc9; market strong 70
sc higher; bulk OF sales. S. 25Gs.40; heavy.
$. 3oglS. IS; packers, s .271zG $50; mixed,
s. E95.S5; light. s.. 75E$ $. 80; workers. = 3
$50; piss. S5.0oG5-Ia.
Sheep-Receip5s. 5000; market strong;
lambs, S5.1oQ7.0o; uuttons, 81 7G9s.e0
ST. LOUIS
St Louis April s7.-Cattle-Receipt
x; market steady FOR natives; strong for
Texans: native shipping and beef steers.
s. 704S. 81: stockers and feeders. s.. 45G4. IS:
COWS and heifsrs. S2-ess1s- =; Texas and
Indian steers. s.. 6SG5 -; cows and neif-
ers. 81 E5a3.Se.
Hogs-Receipts. @5eo; market cents
higher; pigs and lights. SS.S5I5. 4; pack
ers. S.SG5. 80; butchers. S5-5165.so.
oAEeceipts. none; marker nominal.
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

H. K Eberle, a prominent farmer and
feeder Of Valley Center, was on the mar
ket early yesterday with a load Of good,
| heavy hogs, which sold for the top price.
He is regular patron of the market
]. H. Moore & Co. were up from Pond
Creek yesterday with a load Of medium
weight packers which they disposed OF
for a good sum. They are here very often
and are heavy dealers both in cattle and
hogs.
E. J. Healy brought in Il cars OF sheep
yesterday from Alice, Texas. Part Of
the sheep will be placed on the market
while the thin ones Will be sent TO his
ranch. near Beaumont. He IS handling
a large drove Of sheep this year.
ABOUT HOG CHOLERA.
The Orange Judd Farmer says: THE
hog cholera problem is ever present, and
il is not improbable the time Will come
when this disease can be successfully
treated, or at least he'd within bounds.
The so-called new treatment for hog
cholera, that OF feeding tine meat from
swine dying of cholera 70 healthy pigs, is
the subject Of the latest bulletin sent out
by the agricultural experiment station at
Purdue university, Indiana. The claim
made was that feeding this diseased flesh
produced a mild form OF the disease and
pigs thus fed would thereafter be free
from cholera This theory was advanced
several years ago and caused considerable
comment. Director Plumb. however, con-
cludes the method of treatment not en-
tirely successful, according 10 the testi-
mOny at his command. The experiment
station does not indorse this method OF
treatment and distinctly so states. Hog
cholera is a contagious disease, and when
once it secures a foothold in herd, usu-
a rms r course and after unlIcb
tally becomes more or less extinct, es-
peciauy where serious attempts are made
to stamp out the disease. Thus far no
certain remedy, based on an extended
trial, has been brought out. The Indiana
experiment station viii indorse no hog
cholera remedy now on the market, and
the most We can recommend is absolute
cleanliness about the pig yards and lots
and the liberal use Of disinfectants."
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COFFEE AND SUGAR Markets

New York. April 2S.-coffee futures
closed steady, with prices net TO Is
points higher. Total sales, 1880 bags,
including May, 6.6Gq6. zoe: July, 6.s0c
August, 6.S5c; September. 6-93c: october.
7.0oll7 CSC; November, 7.05c; December,
7.25Q7.S5c. Spot, Rio steady; No. in
voice 77sc; mild market quiet; Cordova,
s1a11312c.
Sugar-Raw. steady: fair refining,
15-I6c; centrifugal. 50 test. 1-16c. Mo
lasses sugar, SIC. Refined quiet.
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Special Excursions via the
Missouri Pacific Railway

Annual meeting Tenth Assembly Pres
byteriaa Church. St. Louis Mo; one fare
Tor the round "trip plus 3 o. Tickets on
sale May Is. 10. L and %, limited 70 re-
turn June >, 1860.
Musical jubilee, Hutchinson. Kan;
one fare for the round trip. Tickets on
sale May IS 10 Il inclusive, good 70 Re
turn Nay ls Three trains daily eaeh
way.
National Baptist anniversaries, Detroit,
Mich Nay 3 to q; one fare plus 3
Tor round tri1. Tickets on sale May q
and 2. limited 70 return May Sc.
City Ticket Office. ia North Main ST.
E E BLECKLEY.
Passenger and Ticket Agent
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American League.
wr. Porter IsOutofnnnrer

New York, April 2S.-George F. Belts,
brother-in-Iaw Of John Addison Porter,
save on the following statement last
night: John Addison Porter has been
operated upon and the operation was en-
tirely successful We do not care to
give the name OF the hospital or the
names Of the doctors But you can aay
that Mr.. Porter is out OF danger"
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Options duh and featureless: No. 2 white

Options duh and featureless; No. white
oats, May closed PC
Butter-Receipts, 2292 packages; firm;
western creamery, 151zG1sc; factory. 3g
14izc.
Cheese-Receipts. 1855 packages; fancy
large white, f1lzc; fancy large colored. II
G11Ac; fancy small white, 1ea+ Gle; fancy
small covered. 10A91c.
Eggs-Receipts, s. 652; packages; steady:
storage western, at mark. 12l4d1sc: regu-
lar packing, at marx. 12G12114c, southern.
at mark, uQI2;4c.
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WALL STREET IN THE DUMPS
Reads the Signs OF the Times as set.
hack 10 RrnsnarilE.

New York, April 2s-wau Street was
Inclined 10 read the signs OF the day as
meaning "a little setback in our pros
oerity" The market had an undsrtone OF
depression. which did not reach TO posi-
tive wea kness- A waiting attitude would
BE the proper description The reports
OF the commercial agencies for the week.
which make their appearance b1 Sarur-
dav mornings. caused a feeling that IN
6ustrial and trade activity and business
prosperity were not being fully maintain
Cd fer the time being, There are Sugges-
tons II various feds that ruling prices
are serving 10 diminish consumption 20
an extent that nay atcesSttate cu<tzIl-
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DRY GOODS MARKETS.

New York. April BIN the dry goods
market the week closed without change
in any direction. Slow demand IS re-
ported throughout for both staple and
fancy cotton goods and business IS fsa-
tureless. Print cloths continue Idle and
quotations are nominal Cotton yarns
are inactive and weak in price. with sec
ord hand, realizing at irregular prices.
Wooden and worsted yarns are In SOME
what better request.
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HOGS WERE STRONG
Market Was About 2 ~
Cents Higher Yesterday.
TOP PRICE WAS 1922 10
Receipts of the Day Were
Merely Normal.

The receipts of hogs at the stock yards
yesterday were nominal There were no
wagon hogs in on account Of the poor
condition Of the roads. The car receipts
also amounted TO practically nothing.
The yards were deserted at an early hour.
What hogs were on sale went at prices
at least ~ cents above those Of Friday.
The top price was $. 221z. compared with
$50 Of the previous day. The receipts
were so Hight that It would be difficult to
give a bulk price.
The quality was generally good, being
about the same as Friday. The quality
all this week has been fairly good, al
though there have been put few loads
of toppy hogs on sale. A few weeks ago
there were heavy runs OF low grade hogs,
but this class is not coming in now.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
7 fepklN a.lnrf !,
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NewYnrk aonerMarkot-

New York, April 2S.-Money on call
steady. at per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 4Q412 per cent. Sterling exchange
firm, with actual business in bankers
bills at S4.SSl4d4.SS12 for demand and at
A.S411Q4 .S4A for 60 days; posted rates,
S4sSQ4.s512 and &.S9a4 Ss12; commercial
bills, s4.SS%4Q4. S4i4. Silver certificates,
5914G6015; bar silver, $3.50; Mexican dol
lars, 47Sl. State bonds inactive; railroad
bonds steady; government bonds steady.
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DadWsy's
u Pills

cure ali Disorders OF the Stomach,
Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder. Dizziness,
Costiveness, Piles, Sick Headache, Fee
male Complaints, BiIi0usness, Indigestion,
Constipation and al Disorders Of the
Liver. sc per box. At Druggists or by
mail Railway & Co., IS Elm Street, y.
l. Be sure to get Railways" and see
that the name is on what you buy
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Arrives


This line - now RAINING through chair
cars (sears fEee) and Pullman DRAW z
Room sls-Ssng cars Wich a g s. Louis
daiy without change This = the ouly
wichita to St Louis. whore direct Cos
nectiOu IS made VIVA al eastern trunk
lire points IN the most magnificent raif-
way station IN The world quickest line
20 all points IN Soufhwes' Missouri
Northwest Arkansas. east and southezst
This company now also have on SO .
steamship tickets 70 az points n tae
< 3be
For further information address
p r uTS%
District Passenger Azent
Corner Main ard ueaElzs Ave
L r DELANEY. Agent Ju.8n Station.
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The best route 70 St LOUIS and East
IS via
ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO r. P
Two through trains daily. with eleEa n
reclining chair cars and Pullman Palace
sIeeuers without change
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Madrid Lets EtseIf BOWL Rasv

Madrid, April 2s-Senor Sagracio. Span
tsh consul general at Havana, confirms
the report Of the existence in certain
parts Of the island Of Cuba Of an agita-
ton against the Americans.
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WTcHITA = ygEsrERx

A. We 4FAfa - rtA
No. f7z-Pratr ard Kingr N pas
seager (8a3x except ssn8sg] i8.zAz
No. Ef-Pratt aBf kirEfnan ac-l
co~ma9aflcn fTgeada8 Thgrs-
day. Eaturaayi ..--........-.....--i III pa
Depart West
No. f7f-ElrFrazu srf Pratt pzs-i
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No fix urrraa ard fsraff ae-i
cor rao4a tioa fHortzy. Wed
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-29

.. = and . trains connect "a Sosfth
McAlester with the NJ X and II. trains
for the north and south
&. O. and .. traiss connect a. TFtster
with the Frisco trsiu
J. F. HOLDEN.
Trafic Manager
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80 MrsTcAE. TI-RTT.E-E--

kansas MUSICAL. JUBILEE.
Had a. Eztch5zsoa. Eaz. xzx 81. 80
F5r rs above ocessl1a tAe Szz-a Fs
azs zszse rate q oEs Fare fsr re r1u-a
TIP Tickets On SEE May lz-lT. Fl-zl -
tE-z nz4s Nay =. 1sa
L z DELANEY.
rPAszs II FasaszEsE AzSzt-
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CHOr-ATv OKLAHOMA AVID GT-r.r
EaorazE. CsEfzEc-zz Ar TfzHf Tag-1ss
CozarssF- CzaEtzW ens Ez-zssss Eal5~
r1a1 EsZ1scT CeelszzFE& 1s=z TAs
L sSers AGr-zs = zs-Ss
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MIssnrPr PAcIrc


Le2ve-East Bound.
Train No. fe-"Kznsas zad Me-
braska Limited for Fl Scott
and 81 Lou s.-.--.-. ..-.-.--.i : = :. p
Train NJ. s-EanEaz City an1 sLt
Louis Express -.-..--....-.......1 900 Pm
Leave for s-ata ard Wesr-
Train No. 5--FoF Clearwater
CONWAY 5pr.nEs. Ausa9ny. XII
owz. Ktngman. Sorwseh. OK
ford BaFs Pain and y aassd 9 TX >
Train No. 4s1-For C9rEsyf
Springs Auth9zy and Biowa ~ , n
Lave for Eorra ard WesE
Train 10. - kznass ard Ne.
bTaska -nste8. for H1--htnI
son. Pus5lo. Colorado 55r1agsl
Trs.n 10. 5-Fsr NJ Hope and .
Eurchl1s51 and C.ereseo- ..-....s rs 4 n
T~zlr NJ I71-Tlaesl re REt. czr>s
res passenger between Wleh-f
"a ana e;sazs..2. - 50 z
Arr.ys sran the EssL
Trair 70. s-"Esngza su4 We
brssta In ted from Tes.f
scott sn3 g L0U1T ..----.--....i - n
Tan No E-FrN-a Ea1sss CITY
A. $. Izzsll;---...----.-........-s.s aa.
Are fFaE sos sns IT1si-
Tran No s--Froua EIgwa 49,
thorT- CozEay Sprays az1 =
" ard 4 pGizfE ..-....-.-..-..-.f E-ts 2 n
Tar ~. E1-rroz Ansharv4
aa5 caaxzy ssrlss, -. rs -
Arrive f-cG N1-tE ard west
Trzl- Ne 1e-Frr- DenvE- rof-f
o~zS7 SprtEE8- Psstt3 AS
Egtcth.asaz -.------..........-----.. fteis An
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szs NJ Ho2s feafy sEcsg-t
Suaezy1 ---..------. -------.---. SIS > n
Ia No s-FTo1 GeraeSc 49,
Ez.csinz9z ---...-..---.--.--.---..is - y
FGr f1r.zAT a1scr1r srsC1 tan q . a.
erssV cstY T7rke- oHfrs Missouri Tsessas
Ezlwav "a X Nzt- - rTfrst-a Esn
= = ELsECELEsT p At
C1-er TtcH'tz ard a~rnrs G-x
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METAL MARKET.

New York. April 2S-The brokers' price
for lead was 4-s5 and for copper SIS.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
/ Flour-Quiet
wheat-No. spring. s47sqs5c; No. red
/ 7oc.
/ corn-No. 2, ssAa3s%c: No. 2 yellow,
! 395s EsSs4c
Oats-No. 2, 24a2f4zc; No. 2 white. ia /;
! No. white, 2s027c.
/ Rye-No. :, 53I4954c.
| BarIey-No. 3 4I4Ac.
| Fax ssed-No. I, S.T.
I Timothy seed-Prine s2.49.
Mess pork-Per Dol, 81. se7f2 s5
| Lard-Per 10 lbs, s7.15G7. 81.
Short rib sides Goose, = .e9T7.15: dry
sailed shoulders Cb0xed), s94g7c; short
clear sides (ooxed), SIS asa.
Whisky-D-stiLlers' finished goods, per
ga, S1.25i2.
Sugar-CUt loaf. 3. 90; granulatsd, s.. n
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts Shipments.
Flour. bbls.............- 1909 1Goo5
" neat. 0U.-.-....-..-..- s-,99 5avJ
Corn, od-...---..--.--..--+~-,-ty 5i-,t9
oats, ou--.-.....-.-..-.. ---s-tly -gl'sB
Rye. bG--.,-..--..--..-.. e,lN5 Ztte
barley. pu----..-.---.-.- sL-es3 Il, -
On me Produce Exchange. today, the
market closed as follows:
Butrer-FIrEl: creamery, is1zl5lsc; dairy.
12taa i51zc
Cheese-F-lrm; Ioa12c.
Egg-Firm: I12.c
Dressed poui5ry-FTrn; turkeys, sG13c;
chickens, s7zGslzc.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas CITY. April 2s.-wheat-May
use: July. 591sc; cash. Ne. 2 hard. s3E
ss.-c; No. ;. 6sasZ54c; Ma. red, CSC: No.
:, ease
Corn-May, s7sc; July. @ssc; cash. No.
> mixed, SS13Ac; No. white, Ss5.c: No.
g Sc.
oats-No. 2 whise. ssaSzc
Ry-No . SAC
HAy-cho.ae timothy. sla-@alo-so; prai-
re. S7-5sa7.75.
Buster-Czsame-y. 1ss1sc; Dairy. &c.
Eggs-Erasl- lee
ST. LOTS
ST Louis, April 5Vtz-FIour. T.
CO; wheat, 1909. corn. 1-gsfs. Gets. zs,1.a
SaipEne1ts-Fsour, 5,eoJs wheat, Soes corn.
-. 90; cats. 9.Q9a
Whezt-I4oNer. No. rad cash. elsva-
ToE, as@c: track. 7Tl1c: April. 7eSzc; Nay,
$50; Ju,y. SIC; September, s7zsc; No.
hard. es5zGSzee.
Corn-L5wsr. No. . cash. ssze; track.
AZ; Ag-sI, ss-4c; May. zsssc. July. Essc
0a--LoTer. Nc cash. e. track.
--551zc, A2-ll. -; Nay. as; July, >sssr;
NJ. ? waisa. 80
8ye-Lower. &C
NEW YORK
New York, April &.-Waest-Fsecep-
7s-Ss3- experts, IEsss spo, easy Ne. :
I'D, 7szsc, :. O. B. z50at: Nc. : red 7glsc-
elevator; No northern Dzlutz. 7Fzsc, z
@ 3. a-2ost % arrive Options csoses
easy A. 1sE1.c decline: Ny &c: Jay,
7Ssc; September. 7ssze
Cov1-Eeeelpts. - ssj: sx2o-tz. s-az-;
spot easy NJ , $40 E o J., zssozs and
$50. elevator ClpEo5s closed easy ard
unchanged: May, SO. JuiT, 4s1.1. sep
tez1aer. $50
C}sts-Z2ses1pts. 1zsss. sxpo-ts. 10.
Sp.5t cuiess Ne 2 zscs Ss- : =TL.c. ~
wAi.e, @Fc; NJ. 3 &c. track zuixes.
western. $685. uzGk waite. -5G@zG-
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Trains

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC
RAILWAY
Time Table Effective May II. Ia
Trains. Arrive f.eavs
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Light packing hogs. Ij to 300
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
PROVISION MARKET.

Provisions slumped badly yesterday
Pork declined ~ TO 121k cents. Ribs and
lard each lost about H112 cents. The close
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Open. | High-T LoW- n Close-

CHICAGO
Chicago, April 2S.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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North ard East.
No. z-kansas CITY Chill
caso and s. Louis
limited tdaiig1.-........l s.ss = nj s.is an
No. 2-C0lcFad5 SPRING.
Denver and Paclac
coast daily .-....--...i s.t a nj 9sE N
no. f-kansss CITY. 81
LOUIS aHd Chirag0i
night express f2ailyl $50 ? m $50 g. m
No. z2--Acc3ruauo dafs8E-
daily except sunday III q n. - .. IA
South ard west
No Fort Worth. Dali
Las, Houston ard Gall
weston express daily SEA III ssn pia
No 1-Oktshoua, Fort
Worth New orleapsi
- ..................'.....l go nj s:s pm
No s-Oklahona. Fort
Worth. Dallas aadl
New Oriesns express SO am 30 an
No 3-Fr worth H0us-
ton. G'aiv weston and SAM
Antonio express daily s.g an zoo ara
No. E-AccumnQdationi
teaiiy except sunday $50 ? n 30 2 =
Elegant free reclin.1g cha4f cars On al
trains aad Pullman Faiaca s'ee9sra from
Wichifa - chf-sEo and kansas CITY
without charge. Also sfsepefn on al
p Eht trains 90 FORT W1Tt p, Houston. IAN
Antoine ard View Orleans. 7 ccets sod
ard ba 9rage checked 20 al so'n;a north.
east. soufh s1d west. Steamship tickets
soid e al ELroprau points az lowest
rates Passenger station corner Dguxs4s
and Nea6e avenues. Tviephone -
y DEAkE. y. 2. A., q. p = p
+ ". THOMPSON. A .. =. = z 4,
Toe@ka kan
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D.ay E4x.s. 1s.sv~sa Nc ~ ~ssk.
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b. r. Dunn.

LzssFfss FasssessT Axsat
Coy-~- Va. ssreat sz4 De1Eaas EVrzzs-
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FRISCO LISE WILL FIX xou-
NORTH SOUTH EABT WET.
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oaay Easse. DELIVERED &c psr ~sea-
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TazTe-E1sf Bound.
Train No. 10 Kansas zad Ns-f
hraska Limited" for r Scott
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Arrtye fran the EssE.
Tratr 10. p. Kansas su7 $s
bra ska In - from TerEi
Scott s13 g LOFTS .---...-.-..
Tan NJ -Fr0-z Eazsss CITY.
~ s. III ......-.-
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'.aln = -Kaasas city an s.
---s- a-7s5 - -.
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Passenger and Ticket Agent
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A-rsTe sro1 scafh arr frlst
Tan No -Froua EIvwa A.
th1rT. CoEEsy SrrzEs a-1 =
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-01-03

The Great Falls Tribune calls the
attention Of its readers to the adj
dress issued by the national silver
Republican leaders and notes the alb
scnce Of Lee Nantes name while
Senator Teller and Congressman
Hartman are among the signers. As
for Hartman he has gone ove to the
Democratic party absolutely and IL
nothing more than Marcus Days
Jack-in-the-box. Senator Teller's
apostacy will end with this years
campaign, and he will be glad when
1t Is over. He Is with the straight
Republicans on expansion and all
other issues save silver.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-01-03

The County High School News, ed
tied by P. NJ. SillOway and published
by III contemporary, made its ap-
pearance last week. IL was n most
creditable production, both M TO the
matter 1t contained and Topographic
cal appearance. The News will
be published during the holiday
season every year and will be n well
come visitor In the homes Of all in
terested In higher education in this
town and county. Prof. Silloway ia
highly gratlfed with The success OF
the high school up to date. 1t il a
growing institution and we predict
that in n very few years many who
opposed its establishment will regret
their action. Even now the percent.
age OF scholars from the country or
outside districts is nearly as reat as
from Lewistown. From n very
small beginning great things may be
expected OF our high school. The
County High School News should
reach every home IN the county.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-01-03

grew to the st. Louis convention.
The Huron convention was for Me-
Kinney and sound money by n sound
majority. Mr.. Pettlgrew, who did
not arrive at Huron until the second
Jay OF the convention, was for ALI
sou, and knew the sentiment Of the
convention, with which he was not
IN sympathy. In fact, some time he
lore the convention he had the ef-
irontery to notify n prominent Re.
publican that unless he 1.-THE promi-
nent Republican, brought n free sill
yer delegation to Huron he could not
go 10 ST. Louis. But when the con-
vention met Mr.. Pettigrew found the
prominent Republican" had a sure
thing as head of the st. Louis dele
CATION and was able 10 say to Mr..
fettigrew, You cannot go to st.
Louis except upon these terms: That
you Will abide by the platform of the
convention and though the hereto
lore boss OF Republican politics in
south Dakota, he went down on his
knees and vas compelled TO standup
In open convention and declare he
would abide by the action OF the st.
Louis convention. He lied, and knew
he lied when he said 1t, but he was
permitted to go because OF that dec
laration-with the result known TO
the country.
IL Is true that hecannot be sllenced,
but the contempt shown for his resu-
lutions shows how badly h "admin-
istration's animals" are stirred up.
By the way, il is mentioned TINT
Mr.. Pettigrew IL entitled To the
thanks OF the ''plain people" Would
the editor mind defining the plain
people," ~ contra distinguished
from other people In this country ?
The editor himself is a very hand
some man. B.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-01-03
NURSERY CARS.
IL Particular About Travel
Ing Companions.

The innovation OF a nursery car upon
our railways-or, at any rate, upon the
longdistance trains-would be an in
s~titution hailed with delight by all men
and most women, says the Cincinnati
Enquirer.
How many men who do not them
selves smoke invariably travel in a
smoking carriage because there they
feel more secure from an invasion of
children and baSies than in any other
part OF the train.
Babies form a class entirely by them
selves in the category Of unpleasant
travelling companions, and there are
probably few who at some time In their
lives have not had experience of the
noisy, stickyIfngered, peppermint
sucking, dear little children, who tram
pie on your toes and deposit luscious,
half-sucked gobs Of taffy on your trous-
ers in their endeavors TO reach the win
dow 10 put their heads out, whence
they are promptly hauled back by anx-
ious mothers or nurses, and cry; or the
babies in arms who placidly assimilate
milk from a bottle until jolt Of the
train makes them choke, having at that
moment more nourishment than they
can possibly deal with; or the inquir-
ing child who plays with the hinges of
the door until the guard slams il; or
the child who is p~erpetually feeding,
and throughout the Journey sits in a
semitorpid state sucking oranges, the
all-peryading odor OF which fills the car
riage.
Babies are all very well, but a baby
in a railway carriage, like a bull in a
china shop, is out Of place.