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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-05

a couple Of cars Of hogs, which were
yarded over until today.
r. H. brennan sold car Of 229- pound
swine yesterday for the ruling bulk
price. Mr.. brennan ships from Hen
nessey and enjoys large business.
I'd Weidline, the astute buyer at Au-
gusta, had a car of 242-pound hogs in
yesterday which sold satisfactorily.
]. S. Brenholt, a prominent feeder OF
Deer Creek, was on the market yester-
day. He sold q car of liglsA hogs for a
good price. He ships here regularly.
Day & Yoernan of Alameda were one
Of the late arrivals IN yesterday. Their
hogs fetched good price.
Rippey & Butcher, the well known ship
pers from the short grass town iof Stat
ford, were one Of the late arrivals on the
market yesterday with a car of medium
light packers.
The railroads did good business at the
yards yesterday. The Santa Fe brought
in cars, the Missouri Pacific u, the
Rock Island 3, and the Frisco L
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HOGS CLOSED WEAK
Opened Higher and Closed
With Advance List.
TOP PRICE WAS $500 ~
Quality Yesterday Was Gen.
orally Fair,

The hog market was erratic yesterday.
1t opened strong and az cents higher
Later in the day the advance was lost,
and it closed weak In come Instances
late sales were made 21e cents lower
Reports from other markets Indicated an
advance at the opening and conditions at
the close similar to those here.
The top price yesterday was S. 021z, an
advance Of 21z cents over the previous
day. The bulk Of the sales went at S4.S5
Gao, also showing a substantial ad-
vance. The market was comparatively
active all day, although there were weak
spots toward the close
The quality yesterday was fair and
compared favorably with that Of the pre-
Vious day. There were several loads of
GOOD grade hogs in, and the usual run
Cf mixed and common lots. There was a.
good sprinkling of light packers in ali
me mixed loads. The demand for this
ass was not as strong as the first OF
the week
The receipts yesterday were good. A
total of 1900 hogs passed over the scales
as compared with 1l61 OF a week ago
There was a fair run Of wagon hogs,
somewhat larger than the previous day.
The wagon hogs were in early and were
out Of the way before the car-lots began
TO arrive The market closed late, owing
TO the delayed arrival of a number of
loads.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Light weight packers, 80 to 200
lbs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. eo94 s21z
Medium weight packers, 200 to
25olos, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S5q5 %
Heavy packing hogs, go to 325
lbs. ............................ s5G5 %
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WHEAT HOLDS. FIRM
On Cash and Export Demand,
and Clearances.
JULY 3-8 CENT HIGHER
Corn Up; Oats Down; Provis-
ions Little Changed.

Chicago, May 4.-The wheat market
export demand and the liberal clear
ances. July closed &c higher; corn closed
firm, 1sc up, and oats steady;=July a
shade lower. Provisions were dull, clos
ing steady and only slightly changed
from yesterday.
Wheat opened easy on lower cables and
large Argentine shipments. The first
hour the tone was heavy and trade dull,
prices receding a bit from first figures.
AT the decline the cash demand showed
up in encouraging form. 4Chinch, bugs
were reported from Tennessee and Texas
and consideration was given the liberal
size Of clearances both weekly and for
today. Under the Impulse derived from
these considerations the market rallied
and the close was firm. The demand for
May placed that option at 1t2c discount
under July. Seaboard clearances for the
day were equal in wheat and -four to
$4,000 bushels and the weekly clearances
from both coasts were 4537, 600 bushels.
Primary receipts were 346,000 bushels,
compared with 265, coo bushels last year.
Local receipts were 1s cars, none of which
graded contract. July closed sc higher,
at s73sGs71zc,
Corn was easy TO begin with and de-
cidedly weak during the middle of The
session. Gables were freer. Business IN
the pit was fairly active. Late in the
session the wheat strength had some ef-
feet, and this, combined with buying by
an influential bull, caused rally, the
close being firm Reports concerning the
shipping demand were conflicting. Local
receipts were 249 cars. July closed firm
&c up, at 401gc.
Oats were quiet, within narrow limits,
affected throughout in a modest way by
the corn fluctuations. Sales today were
10000 bushels and receipts 20 cars. July
closed a shade down at 2314 G237sc.
Provisions maintained their frmness,
but made no particular gain in prices
The market early was rather -Cveak in
sympathy with the corn break, and the
recovery of that grain later made amends
by having a steadying effect on hog pro-
ducts. Trade was dull the greatespart
of the session. July pork closed PIC
higher, at S12.12tk; July lard a shade
lower. at 214c depressed, at Sc. 7516. TX
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat.
"A cars; corn, 245; oats, 206; hogs, 1850
head
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
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On the EIOuuCS E-ANAdAESr bC4dyp the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Ffrn; creamery, 14jzG1s1zc;
dairy. 13G16Iac.
Cheese-Ffrm; e1111ac-
Eggs-Steady; fresh, 10asc.
Dressed p0ultry-Siow; turkeys, 9911c;
chickens. SqSl4e.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No. May 4.-Wheat-July
e2asc; cash, No. hard, Sc; No 3 $50
&C; No. red, 67Q6sc; No. 3. 62Qssc.
Corn-July, 3714c; cash. No. 2 mixed.
SSlza3Sssc; No. white sac; No. 3. SSl2c.
Oats-No. 2 white. 26i4c.
Rye-No. .. sc
Hay-Choice timothy Slo.5oa1. 100; prai-
RE. s7.eo157.50.
Butter-Creamery. 1s11sc: dairy, 15c.
Egg=Fresh, s13c.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, No. May 4-Receipts-FTour.
SEQ; wheat. 1900, corn, 5000; oats. a.
Gee
shipmens-F1our. 500, wheat, z. ooo;
corn. $500; oats. ..
Wheat-Higher; Ne. 2 red cash, track,
T1izl721 May. I014c: July. 5l&aC; sep
TENDER, 6St.c; No. hard. 64iLfs5izc
Corn-Lower; No. ? cash. sS5sc; track,
4ol5c; May. SS%c; July, 39g29ic
Oats-Firm; No. 2. 24s.c; track, 25t4e;
May. 2434c: July, 235&c; No , white. 80
2Slsc.
NEW YORK
New York Nay s.-Butter-Receipt
s.4II packages: steady; western cream
cry. IsG2cc; factory. 13G15c.
Cheese - Receipts. 4SS packa Ees;
steady; fancy large waite Ie-+c color
ed. Ieizc; fancy small white. 111l57xc;
fancy small coIored, I0i4 E1oiec.
EggS-Receipts. $40 packages; firm:
storage western. ar mark. L11c- Regular
packing. al marx, EE1Sc; southern, ~
mark. IQLi4c-
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LIVESTOCK MARAErs,
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
Chicago, May 6.-CattIe-Receipts D.
coo; steers strong to a shade higher
butchers stock strong and active; ma
tives, good to prime steers, 81. S5Q5. 10 ;
poor to medium, 81 1904. S.; selected feed
ers, choice steady TO strong, 81. 25g5. 90;
mixed stockers steady to slow, s.. 60Q4. 10;
cows. S3.00Q4. 80; heifers, SO. 2514 So; cows,
s3.o0q4.50; heifers, s.. 2514 %; cows, s.. cog
40; Gamers, 81. 25q2. 90; bulls steady,
&. SOFAS; calves firm. $.5Gd6. so Texas
fed steers strong to 10c higher, 81. CO.'S. q;
Texas bulls, frmer, 3.2503. 10.
Hogs-Receipts, today, 1900; tomorrow,
1900; left over, 1,500; active, 10 to- 15c
higher; top, S.. Al; mixed and butchers,
S5-15a5.io; good to choice heavy, $3.50
5.471z; rough heavy, s.. 10G15. %; light, $. O5
Q5.3212; bulk Of sales, S5.25G5. 3d.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; sheep strong;
lambs strong TO 10c higher; good to
choice wethers, $3.50. e.; fair to choice
mixed, $5.25Q5.50; western sheep, s. 2J6
5.65; yearlings, $5.50G6.00 native lambs
$5.5Gq7.10; western lambs, s.. 0Gd7. 10.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No, May 4.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 400; much stronger; native steers
S. 50Gl5. Is; Texas steers, 81. 35G5. Is; Texas
cows, 50. 2594. Is; native cows and heif-
ers, g. G9d4. Is; stockers and feeders, So. 80
$3.50; bulls, s.. &q5 ..
Hogs-Receipts. 11,eO0; market strong to
71zc higher; bulk of sales, $5.15d5 %;
heavy, $5.15G5.S 80; packers, IS. R1kQ5. Z7lzz !;
mixed. s5.10Q5. %; light. 81. S5d5.15; york
ers. s.. 00Q5. Is; pigs, $4.4OG4. 80.
Sheep-Receipts, ECO; market strong;
active; lambs, S .50Q6.5 so; muttons, g 500
5.15
ST. LOUIS
ST. ToJ1fs Nav 4-CattIa-Racaints / =
coo; steady; beef steers, So. T5G5 SIS; stock
ers and feeders, $3.30G4.S5; q, ard
heifers, S2.O0d4. 90; Texas and Indian
steers, $3.50q4.60; cows and heifers, s.. 40
az. 70.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market 5'110c
higher; pigs and lights, IS. 1905. IS; pack
ers. S. 15G5-3 30; market steady to strong;
native muttons. s4.25G5.4 40; lambs, $500
100.
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METAL MARKET.

New York, May 4.-There was consider
able irregularity developed in the mar
ket for metals today. Tin declined from
yesterdays close on disappointing Lon
don advices and the large receipts, clos
ing weak at Sc. 50 bid and s29.75 asked
Pig iron warrants were weak. Northern
No. foundry nominaIly, $21123. Lead
dull, 81. 6712. Spelter ruled shade rmer
on export demand and the absence Gof
sellers, closing on the basis of $4.6G bid
and S4.65 asked. The brokers' price for
lead was S4.45 and for copper SIT.
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COTTON.

New Orleans. May 4.-Cotton quiet;
sales, $500; middIing, 91sc.
Galveston May 4.-Cotton quiet; 97-16c.
Liverpool, May 4-Spot cotton quiet;
prices lower; American middling, 7-1sd
New York, May 4.-Cotton futures
closed quiet: May, 1874; June, So 42: July,
50. y; August, SO %; September, SS.45; De-
tober, $s-21; November. sS.o3; December,
sSO2; January, S. o.; February, sS.08.
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xew Yerl. .,loaer Tarke,.

New York. May Mooney on cal nom
incl a per cent Prime mercantile pa
per Sz.45Az Per cent Ste-l31e exchange
firm. with actual business IN barksrs'
bills at s. ss1s a ss1z fer demand ard
a. 81. Ss1zzSs.sss4 for sixty days: poster
rates. =. Ssf74 .s5iz and 81. ssz58. So. con-
ueTcjal Bills. ss.s4ls- Silver csrtiAcs tes
6.g1s 6s0ss bar silver. Goa. Mexican co3-
lars. Az. Government bonds strong
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DRY GOODS sGAEAEfs

Nex York. May 4.-The demand today
has been limited n a. 9epsFt-az hts Sta
De c0tous are steady taTou ghglt No
quota5Is change IN tie prices Of brown.
Dieached OF coarse coI0rs1 g5eos. Prints
SLOW q sale and pr1nt clotas i8ls ard
prices more Or less mammal Linens are
dur. but prices steady BgrIaps are also
duh ard the market FOR Caicztta makes
very 6gft and frrexlEar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-05

Reserved seats were PLACED On sale
yesterday az Howar5's drug store. North
Main street, for The Apollo ctso concert
next Wednesday evening
TIE lovers q music n Wichita have
been looking forward FOR many weeks
70 this event, ani without exception a.
gre al ic.92t1ng q rare treat
The gentlemen composing the club have
been practiciag faithfully since the o.
g2nEzatio1 e ne cls5 last Noverbe-.
and tbs concert Is given as = rr@4-f-
nary . their appearance Al the Hnteh~
tnso1 nssscal jubllss. where they have
entered ! Ire rnaIs cho-as Quzrtetts
This IS the sTss rzle cs.srus EhAt has
ever been organized n Wichita, ar.6 m
der tAA efficient strecssrship q PrE
Marshall shs 2-sz-ass made has bes1
surprise even % the nsmoe-s- The cags
via - sblr assisted b NJ : z Far
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stranger 70 wichita azzsenas. = wsl
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TIE advance sale fssaz< haS hean
very large. azS tEssa whe hsse par
erased siezsez should hzve theE rzsa-xsa
~ CAGE Il Sr1s< = secEEE god seats
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WHICH Is WHICH
Continued From sixth PAGE.

constitution specially authorizing Al In
eome tax and providing fog the eIectia n
OF United States senator's BY direct vote
Of the peoGle-
We oppose government by injunction
and the blacklist. and favor arbitration
as g means Of settling disputes between
corporations and their eEnp.oy IS
We observe With approval and M
qGaAaedly endorse tie support Etvsa b.
-- throughout the Country 70 TIE
movement locking toward tae municipal
ownership q municipal franchises.
We favor the principe Ct he Initiative
ard referendum Whenever Il car oe ap-
pllad
We are IA favo- Of liberal -@nsiozs L.
deserving ssdSs-s sn5 sAslr rspe1selts
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

THE EMPIRE STOCK COMPANY
VIII come 70 the Crawford Grand. pre-
sendng new feature in repertoire com
edies and dramas never before seen at
popular prices. Engagement will COM
mence Monday, May I. for two nights.
opening IN the sensational comedy drama,
"a True Kentuckian," Astounding with
comedy, sensational and melo-drama ef-
fects. startling climaxe-, interspersed
with singing and dancing. This Is the
most successful company now appearing
at popular prices. presenting FOR this en-
gagsment the metropolitan successes
Shadows OF a Great City" Harvest"
BLUE Grass" Hand OF Fate" "One OF
the Bravast,' Held BY the enemy" ard
Dangers Of Great city" a continuous
performance VIII b. 4naugurated, intro
ducing speciaities between each ACT, as
IS done now IN al the principal stock the
aters throughout the east. The manage
meut has been Neral in engaging the
very highest class Of artists TO BE had
IN stock work, paying the highest ssalar-
les. trying TO give the best productions
as seen at high prices now, wiz Be sen
at popular prices. They carry almost 4
cs-live~NS OF -l-litlSoLi41 ~-Ae~-St S~-1 a.
rugs d-aperies. carpets, etc, that inve-t
the stage into a parloF, drapes everything
Up 20 date IN the best style possible ard.
above al. gives 4 series OF performances
exceeding those given by companies
charging four times the price OF adEuis-
sion The manager in order 70 intro
dg2ce their modern entertainment IN Wien
tia generously adopted the following
plan For the opening night every person
purch asi1y q Scent reserved seat ticset
previous to o'clock ?. N O. opening
night entities him or As- TO take lazy
fee
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LIGHTS, CULLS AND PIGS.
PROVISION MARKET

The provision market was steady. There
was comparatively little fluctuation in
prices. Both pork and ribs held firm.
while, lard dropped back ~ cents. The
close was steady and firm.
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BANK CLEAINGS.

New York, May 4-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for thu
past week, with the percentage OF in
crease and decrease as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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Wool sIAEaEr.

ST Loass. May 4.-wool unssttied: ter
rftory ard western medium. 17a1sc. aIe.
gsG19c. coarse, 1aal1c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-05

The bond market was dull bur prices
wer well held Total sales, par value g.
30 90 United States IS coupon ad-
vaneed =. registered Y and new and Old
as !. ia the bid price.
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CASH Quotations.

Elour-EaSy.
wheat-No. 3, 6oa65c; No. red, 7o@
701zc.
Corn-No. 2. S914c; No. yellow, 392sc.
Oats-No. 2. 2412413c; No. white, 25k
G27c; No. white, 2574 G@42c.
Rye-No. 2. SIC.
Flax seed-No. l. SIS.
Timothy seed-Prime, s.. 10.
Mess pork--Per Dbl. sl1-G5G12. 10.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, IS. 75Q6. 971a.
Short rib sides (ioose), IS. 51d5. 90; dry
sailed shoulders (boxed), 612d624c; short
clear sides Cboxed), 81. 1912
Whisky-Basis OF high wines, 81 .2512.
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Turn Your Liver While You Sleep.
The famous remedy for all stomach liver and
constipation ills Is PIR-SO-TABLOES. They
actually stir up and turn over the liver while
you sleep, and you awake looking and feeling
ten years younger. They are a never-failt1g
cure for sick headache. At all druggist
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DAILY Eagle. delivered lDc per week.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET

NdICAGO.
Chicago, May 4.-The leading futures
ranged az follows:
q N-,-ora LIZ I z - 80
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Peoples Gas ..I1&
Press. Steel Car IS
do pfd ....... SJiz
Pull Pal. Car. .1S4
stand Il. & T. -
Sugar ...-...... .1f5 !
10 pfd ...-...fIz
Esnn- G. & l. -
L 5. Leather. tx
do psd .-...... 70
L. 5. Ru5ber. 297t
do pfd ....... 9
West. Union p. 81
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LOCAL IN BRIEF.

after Q weeks visit To friends In this
city.
I'd Hoffman. Of the REPUBLICAN,.
spent Saturday In Higginsville. his
former home.
Joseph A. Hamill. wife and baby
daughter are spending the week ut
McAllister Springs.
Miss Edith Mitchell L. visiting the
family Of Rev. Franc Mitchell Ut
Odessa, Mo-, this week.
Mrs. Amos, Of Dallas, Texas. II
visiting ut Minv's Hotel. the guest ~
her grand mother. Mrs. Ming.
Prof. r. T.. S~pencer's condition has
been improving this week aud II II
hoped that he may he out soon.
Mrs. &. n. Piper has returned home
To Slater, after visiting her mother,
Mrs. Julia Emison. on Highland.
Miss Florence Groves. who has spent
the summer In Colorado. has returned
to Marshall, much improved In health.
Mrs. Artie Brain, the guest of Mrs.
a. W. Bailey, returned Tuesday to
her home ut Choctaw, Indian Territory.
Mrs. Robert Montague, who has
been visiting II. v. Montague and
family, II spending the week ut Elk
Lick Springs.
Mrs. W. y. Hilburn. after spending
the ummer with her son. y. N. I'LL.
burn. left Tuesday for WestpOrt. Mis-.
sissiDDt, her home.
Horace Hawkins, travelling for
Meyer Bros, made o number Of the
Saline county towns this week, run.
ming u from Marshall.
Misses Dora and Emily Summer.
Vile have returned te their home Ia
Birmingham. Ala. accompanied by
II. &. Horn Of the Index.
The band cOnccrt will be given this
week ON Friday On account Of an en-.
gagement which the hand has for
Thursday, the regular day.
Mrs. James Cooney entertained ~ u
ID. a. De Almond, Judge Samuel DN.
Wis and Col. George Landlord.
81. George COrdell. q graduate Of
the 81. Louis Manual Training school,
has received an appointment To .
cadetship to the Y. >. Naval Academy
at Annapolis.
The wall paper. paint and glass on.
Establishment Of q. ". PembertOn Il
Co. has been PLACED In the hands Of an
assignee, w. q. Cover. for the benefit
Of all Its creditors.
Word has been received that Mrs.
Louis Boyer, living In 81. Louis, IL
critically III, suffering from high r..
vers for which Ice water baths are
necessary to keep her temperature
down.
The young ladies' of the T. q. G. or.
g~snixation are 30 busy fixing up their
tiOat In the Hover parade, which IL u
be q beauty. took their lunch ON Tues.
day To the club.rOOms where they were
working.
Miss Sallie Wiseman, Of Leaven.
worth, Kansas, who has been visiting
ut the home Of John Tracy northwest
Of the city, returned last Friday To
her sister, Mrs. Robertson Of Mt.
Leonard.
Rev. Is. 7. Wharton, pastor OF the
Christian church occupied his pulpit,
after an absence Of several weeks,
during which he spent his vacation ut
Paola, Kansas. His family returned
this week.
The Marshall republican., 1900-08-31

Kansas City, where he will engage In
the real estate business. His family
will follow him rs soon ~ he 10 per.
msnently located.
Miss Hale, the COlumbis woman Or.
chitect, has been drawing the plans for
q two story, ten.rOOm frame residence
building, which Sylvan r. Wilson, the
e%nterprising Malta Bend merchant, 10
figuring on erecting.
A recent letter from II. II. Parsons,
brings the good new that his mothers
condition is much improved and that he
hopes To be home soon. When he
does open up, he expects ~ keep the
campaign going In = lively way.
a. Il. Grigsby, former proprietor Of
the REPUBLICAN, made this ONCE .
pleasant csll last week. His friends
will be pleased To know that he 10
thriving, being eng aged st present In
the real estate business In Kansas
city.
l.. y. Wiley Is figuring on putting
up two houses on lots owned by him
on Fart Arrow street. which will BE-
rented out II built, having already
been spoken for. Such In the rush for
rented houses In Marshall ut the pres.
cnt time.
T. u. Harvey. Misses Pearl aud let
Parrish, Minnie Murrell and Matte
lea returned sunday morning from .
months "Trip " petoskey and other
Michigan points. They had u good
time aud return RHiners In weight by
several pounds.
Prof. J. II. kenner ri the Lincoln
school, returned from Sedulia sun.
day, where he attended last week the
state meeting NJ the Grand Lodge Of
negro MssOns. he having been elected
Deputy Grand Master Of this state
and it, jurisdiction.
Rev. Charles u. Rowing. ri Webb
City, Mo-, who has bsen visiting II
the home ri J. l.. Woodbridge and
who preached \ most interesting ser.
mon st the Presbyterian church Sun.
day morning left Monday night for .
visit u relatives In Ohio.
Prot. y. G.. Fisher. ~ the Miami
Public Schools and wife, returned
from Chicago Tuesday, where he has
attended Chicago University during
the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher
will visit the formers relatives In
Pettis county before going to Miami.
III. Brown, . Saline county boy,
aud w. w. Benton, y youth from
benton county. were arrested SStur-
day for creating y disturbance In 0
saloon. II took Judge Truxel but Q
few minutes 10 fine them $500 aud
costs. each, which were paid. -Sedslis
Sentinel.
Misses Minnie and Elizabeth Zim.
norman have just returned from Per.
tie Springs where they attended the
sabbath School Assembly Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church.
They report = delightful outing, and
q pleasant visit with friends Ut War;
%rensburg.
Among the visitors To Sedslis from
Saline county last week, who were
touched In the general roundup made
by the St. Louis light.ingered gentry,
were.-R. Sam Hays, Of Sweet Springs,
for diamond stud: Jesse DOOley, Mar.
shall, el2 In cash, and Frank Rignsy,
ShackelfOrd, 90.
Three years ego when william Nc
kinley, In Q speech To railroad men.
said 'there are mn empties on the
s~idetrscks" he meant that freight trsf.
fc was gOOd-t was then and hes
been better since--but no one could
fOresee that It would take twelve
coaches 70 haul l05 democrats from