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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
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81
teolo9iife Seminarium.

Cand. jur. 5. Banning, iOm ON
fortlio refer til Danma,t. par / iioite
l1ee paifor R sIIers @9if oS aH19oe
Deb famine 9siIisbeo StoIen ct Seiog.
Der arbeibss for IiOen pua ct
Ratato 9 ouer SfoIen, os bpis
insen 6OrfnteIie iuOirafier, uiI bet nb.
TONNE peb Den lio, Stolen %lutter.
Wils Rarie Niefien, ION
for Chen itnbsrsr Weoicin Omaha,
par Der en- Cur / Be9pnbeIieu at iibffe
ll9e.
lenniS RIubben, Iom for
er bIeuen omtalt, bar nu fact fit LIB
itpr" o9 WebIemmerns bar / 6ritioen
irauIt mso at tiIssus fig 6Grbisbeo /
btnns meset pnbsbe o9 imutte Sport.
Rrodet er osiaa en- me9et ie9t
8etreation / benns lib, on man meo
n9ltsn uimobiiaaeIi9 Ma9t oriues ub /
ben beiIise, mIIoe, friffe 6Oruarsluft.
gn aasie i~nbebolbenbe benueb
100 Bigger tom | ibite uSe til StoIsns
gibIiotet fra Reu. y. Nnbta bt,
Oort, go. Qet er ben anben aasle
toruoen en- Del enteIte Be9er, iom,
ueb DIR. 9entsrs 9noUirtnins, er
bleuen it9nfet til Niobliotsfet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
SeWea, Sa.

6oraaret bar nu boIbt fit SnbtOs /
SspeQ o9 er bilit meb @l9be af ollie.
Naar MT Sin tiItenbe9ipes / 9orben,
9ipe8 Der o9iaa npt 9iu / Mennefet os
Torretnin9sliuet.
- 8or 5reliers banfte ep. .Iutb.
Wtenigheb afboIbte fit R~partaIs=R enie.
beosmebe ben 10. De. Blanbt anoet
bIeu Der en- OeIesat uaIst til at repre.
I~eutere Menisbeoen peb Qarsmobet /
Blair til Sommeren. gn Romite paIos
ties til at forbanble meb Bpraabet ON
u%oIa9nins at en- @obe imeuem Rirfen
Os gpens Yart. gn Del af Reniebes
oens WebIemmer bIeu anmobet ON at
tomme en- Dag meb teams og scrapers
for at iGune @runben runbt Rirfen,
bpiItet bIeu siOrt ben 10. o9 ital fort.
iRttes ben 80. oS.
Oct 9aar Iiot fremab buer Dag meb
6uIofprelfen at Dor airfe, ben er nu
mart ferbis til %plastering.
= Startorsbas gftsrmibbae baube
ri @uostienelie O9 alter9uns / M. 6.
6irten, o9 ben nafte Dag reiite Yaitor
Sob n o til Scranton for Der al
bolbe @ubstienefte pauftebus. 9an
tom biem ben fslssnoe 9irsbas.
= PafOr SobnOn %bsspnbte fin
Ronfirmanbunberuisnins ben 3. bennes.
= Siblte Gorsbus par Der Rpinbes
fo%renin9smebe Dos Wrs. 9 am
6 riten en-.
= @n ny Dotter bar boIot fit 5nbs
to9 hos Is brts Sen ems. 81 ons
FER til Qpffel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
Korreiponoancer
TN2sV
~
Huitin, Nebr.

Deb bort for npIis afboIbte Menis'
b~eosmIsbe blsu bet b%elluttet al lenbe en-
DeIe9at til port Samfunbs Nursmsbs
Blair; NTH vi bauoe en- anben og pigtis
ssre Gag fcr. ben nsmIis at bpsse en-
airte. 9iotiI bar ri benpttst ct Stole,
bus, men bet bliper nu Hpttet, og ri
Isle Os oerfOr noset uiitre meb 9snipn
til en- fremtibis afbenptteIie af famine.
Oar ri fOrben bait BetanteIisbeber
OOsr for benne Sag, iaa poi be imibIer.
tio Iiseiom bI9ite bort; Der par lite en-
eneiie Stemme mob at bp9ee, o9 aefter
ON pen9ebiorag ifremmebe irb raft not,
fla 90 til 1875 Dollars pr. 6opeo. =
vi naaebe laaIebes ben Dag $1,000. -
Oct er usbtaget at bpgse en- 8irte til
$500. Nu preper pi pore Benner
~iaaueI ubenfor W~enisbeben iom bIanbt
amsritanere. Goreuri9t uar Der ct Bar
Observation-Disclosures, iom ubebIeu fra
Meost, liseiom be unse lite enonu bar
pGret anmobet ON Bibras.
- 9uer i'm Sma9. Rtosns no9Ie
saar Os fiber aar uO os gar IND for at
faa 9OIo paa be fare penss, er Der uns
Ore, Der en- 9aunouenbins fuar NOT
for Here aar. @n gpuetuGst transte
for nosle Duse iben inb | en- gaut bes
Iisssnos en- lille gp faa DtiI IpO per.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
GeOar Sails, Sa.

= Mrs. u. %. 9bompen, en-
al Dor Bps sumle os aniete goreere,
bIsu Snsbn9 Worsen / fiofte llge rant
al ct Sla9tiIiaIoe o9 bsoe af famine
ben iplsenbe Gat. YesruueIien fanot
Steo / qprOags UNDER flor OeItuseIie.
Afbebe bIep 90 9tar CANNED os e~fterIa:
Der fig 9uitru Og en- Sgn.
= Sibfte SonOue MOrsen 81. 7 al.
eif eamle Nubers gbriIteneu
Ueo 8eben efter Of baue uGret ips af et
6iuteonbe Og @utteriot / en- Is Maa:
nsbsr. San bar De iibits 3 Tiger baft
OpboIb hos fin SuigeriOn os Datter
8atetloo. buOrfra gesrapsIien fpregit
/ 9irsOu9s Gftsrmiboo9. 9iset fertea
Der til gpen, o9 Sersesubstjeneien off
boIbtes | Ro5aretb 8irfe, buor Ynitor
U. 6anen talte oper Baaren, %
Sisoet lasiss til 9uIIe paa gpeaa
Strfesaarb. buor bans 9ultru og 10
Born iamta en- Vrobsr ii99sr b%egrauet.
0an par Weblem af ben banffe TIMBER.
Notwithstanding Der | Bpen, fra bpiIfeu
ban bar bait me9en 9iaIp os Ststte
unber fin LANCE Os buaroe SpgoOm, os
at famine Screening beiersebes 9esra=
%ueIisn. Afopbe bIeu noset ouer go Qtar
Os bar Ieuet Der / Solar Gals % Oms
esn | ouer 30 aar.
= Yeb bet afbolbte StoIepaIs, lOm
foresit fibfis 2srbas. uebtoges bet mcb
400 Stemmsr mob so al beuiuigc $780,
900 til npe Stolebpsninser, iom ital
opferes | Sommerens Sob.
Deb @ubstienefen | SpnbusS
f~oreesbes RG5uretb Wenisbeo meo obs
npe MeoIemmer. 4 6amilier
% 2 enfelte WeoIemmer bleu opta9ne,
Os ri enIter benz aue ueItOmne.
@n 6ineler, iom for 5 6 9lar
lioen bebs Der os bIeu begrapet paa
Bpens airtesuuro, bIep forIeoen qrapet
op i9en, os 9%euninserne, Der fun par
gen og 6aarpilf, bIep Iaste | en- bertiI
lapet lille 6asie o9 ienbt biem til
Rina.
Sans MelIsrs 9ufru liss
ger for 9iben meget lps. Oct er bort
6aob, at bun inart maa blipe bsbre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
Era Rtrkr ne 9knle.

5 Gpitiane cores nu fOreseoe
GnltrenseIier for at fua | Stanb en-
Sammenlutnins at ale protefantifte
airteufOeIinser / 0tiset. YrOfssfor
B%spfebIasi 9aue er ben pistiglie
GOrtamper paa oenne PIan, Der saar
ub paa at banne en- &~issipnooe, buortiI
be fOrifeIise afbsIinser ienoer en- Sic,
praisntotiOn | JorbOIo til Uebtommenoe
a%fbeIinss SterreIie. Denne &issip.
nobs ffal bu banns ct pbre screenings.
baano for be protsfantilte RirteafbeIins
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25

blep en- fatoIft 9anbsbp I grouinien Be-
Gbisei operfoIben. o9 mango al RATIO
Iiterne brGbt.
Zen tprtiffe Go rpebobaab
vS9maneI" iprang t Munbass / 0uf@
ten li9e no for Beirut t Gprien. %
Wenneifeliu git tab.
8ene3ueI PLACES frembeIes af
GeuoIutiOn. 8 Stnten gu p1na bar
ben oprorite @en. 9ernanoes' 6er
ilaaet Reserin9ens Stprfe unoer Sen.
R 0 lanbo 0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25

ben ri9tise pau Dor 9ieIpefOrenin9, ON
buis StifteIie mebbsItes / ct forrige Rr.
al port fRre Blub vDaniteren".
= Paa Onsbas refer Paftor q. g..
@Iemmeuen fra 6bOrnton og pus
flor gins til Neuaou, Sa., for at
afbOIbe nosIe Misfonsmooer.
= @n uaab gaoife! Rs9n | lpu
iamfuIoe SpnOase! Sab Os nu boIoe
uDie Re9nitab for at is, ON BET pass
fet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
9es MOines, ga.

9 be fbite pur Tiger bar Osben sa'
lfet TIRE banife 6iem Der / oenne Yn.
6eri bebe 9amIe Rrs. Nerrins.
9un bIeu II 9lur 81. 6au Dn9e berefs
ter bsniop Guitar 9auritfen, en-
uns Uaanb pau SO aor, % / Gorsbass
(oen l9oe) rnmtss Sans u as S.
lens 6uitru pIuoieIi9 at Debens
9unnb. ibet ct 9IOotar iprans meb ole.
bIitteIis 8sb til 5eIse.
paffor Ding beie9te ouennaunte
unbsr beres SpsbOm Os fpste at uiie
benz 9iusts Del.
6erren ftaI af9sre, ON bet Ipttebes;
bog en- Ting er uilt, at be ipse mobtos
PrGifen iom 9errens Senoebuo % pens
teoe meb ftsrre 9ansieI pua BAN enb
paa 2asen eqer nosen unosn.
GO al be tire ipse iiGr ~betIusebs msb
Smerte, at be lite, msbens be baubs
GeIbreb 90 Glib, bauoe beipst @ubs
gus o9 benpttet giaabens MibIer, os
bub 9erren tilsiue benz Osiaa benne
Spnb. = Mssen 8arIisbeb os 0eItas
geIie fra 8ennernss Sibe u%bpiitss mob
be ip9s o9 mango par be, Der mes ops
ristis DeIta9eIie fuI9te benz til beres
fibae 9uiIelteo.
8, MATTE port tere 6olt Der oe ale
Yesne ie Iioens 6ortbeo Os @uisbebens
GIUOr 90 uenee fig til 9erren msoens bet
er lib.
@n Del unse bigger %bespnber gen.
mem grsoe at ipor9e: O6uuo er Con.
men / Des Woines? oiu. Da Der er
itaois tirteIis gstienins tunbe ri NOT
baus 2pit til at tomne". SaaIeoes
itaI BET persl 6om barel Serren be:
bsuer en- Del troenbe paa bette Stso,
% Menisbeben bebeuer benz! Ser .r
Ylaoier not for bpsti9e Bigger, os 8e.
tbesbas Rirfe er enonn lite bIspsn for
lille for 9iItsonnes Wensbe.
- Den uOrite Menl9beb, iOm / oper
ct aar bar oGret uoen faff prafieIis ge.
fleming, bar M | pnltor .. 8. Sal.
I O b fadst en- Tar os opstis SiaIeipr.
ger. Menisbeben boIot forIeoen @ftsn
en- ueupttet 8dtOmffef for fin grah,
ueb bpiItsn 9eilisbeb Praferne @irt
3. 3. al ben enseIff Iutb. &irte, 9 q ns
af ben iuenite 90 BIN taIte.
Weni9beoen O~perraItebe fin npe
pr9t mel en- COB P%enSe9aue.
st fsIssuarbist GtsempeI! Striu bet
bag Gret, 5 Menisbeoer!
gpens Dltneiper, Tom / flere
Naaneoer bar ueret %Iuttet, aabnes ats
Ter paa up ON no9le Doge; bog maaife
fun for en- lille 9ib. DIfneipsuarterne
bar traplt M | oisie Dase meb at pubic
os polere, for at 6orfuerne til 9elpebe
tunne ie iua i~nobpoenbe uO lom mus
Iist.
vgetbesba 9iaIpeforeninss Spse.
tosie" ct foblanst Nuun paa Bethesda
Spsetusie"! Den ioiie YsnepneIis er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
Seretmtm9ett ont CT 0laRe.
@n 9eraners Grfartna.

$ Dag Dil ri 9iue pore 29iere Verets
ming ON en- 6Ialfe o9 be fore 9ins, iom
er bleuen ubfert af ben. ga ri ieln life
er 6ortaaere, piI ri Iabs Berette@
rem, 9r. Sos. aur8. Or / SeaIp, Ger,
tale: ,5Or fem aar iioen", iaaIebes
be9pnoer 0r. Rug, ior buis Sanbbru-
beb ri tan %inbifaa, Duar leg meget ips-
s mango Muaneber par jee unber Be-
banbIins at 9eser, men be tunbe Blot
siOe mig mioIertibis 9intr.ns Og ben
0atteriot, buotaf leg Isb, git lite bort
Seq bIsp iaa ~opiuulmet, at ie9 neppe
tunoe faa RIaoerne paa mig. Seq LED
OsIaa uliOeIise Smerter t &p9Sen. Seq
bauoe in9eu Ippetit, lei par altio tBr@
fig. Gor at iette RrOnen paa min
@Ienoiebeb, fit leg en- gpIb iaa for
iom ct Spniees unber &ibbenene poa
ben uenltr Stbe. Den uOIbte mig fore
! Smerter, Os / fere LANCE Tiger muotte
ies Ii9Se puu ben bpire Gibe. 9Gserne
uiIbe fOretuse en- Operation. men paa
@ranb al min NIber Os baarIise 0sIs
breb gap ies lite nit Sumtpfte, men
lob Saaret babe meb Ole-Oid, af buil-
ten ies tilfaIbisuis buube n 6Ialte /
9uiet. Oc ies par Ouerbepift ON, at
Or. peter Kuriko par netop buab bebss
ueoes, bsfiIte ies en- prpuetasie. SaG
inart iom Mebicinen antom, blep en-
SLATE aabnet Os Nebicinen 9iuet mig
ifeIse auuisninserne. Seq fortiatte
bermeb trOfuft Os iplte fnurt 2inorins.
SEQ fit appstitten tiIbase. gpIben BRAT
q. fig ieIu, 9aueIien git bort, Os mart
par ies after / StonO til at uare Oppe.
! 6oIt, iOm bapbe iet mig anber min
Sp8oom, par beiIi9 fOrbauiet Ouer min
9eIbreoe!fe, o9 ipurste mig, buao bee
bauoe beulrfet oenne acknowledgements
bring. DIR. Yeters Kuriko os OLE
Old o9 intet unoet. Der er en- flor
8sI1i9neIie / tn 6laife Of bisIe Webis
%ciner", iuarebe ie9, vOs ieg pil baue
oisie Meoiciner / NIT gus, inotit ieS
opr, ba be reboeoe nit Giu.1 Wen ies
jar not en- uiunoerlis 6eIb,ebelIe at bee
rette. S Qlaret 1898 mpbte ies 8ebSel
SIiua, IN 6almer, lom Dor nmtront 2
WiI fra os. San iaa temmeIis betpm=
ret ub; ban bar 4rmeu en- SIpn9e os
par bIes Os buIpjet. P1a nit Spsrsss
maal f%ortaIte ban mig, at ban bar Bile
pen lam Arnsa o9 life tunoe BRUCE
ben me,e. Seq fOmmer alorls til at
bIiue raft iSen," iufteoe ben ltuttsIs
Wanb, rinsen Cotton sler Msblcin tan
biGIpe mig, Os min Arm er iOm par
ben IiuIps." pUen leg fan bieIpe Big"
ubraabte ies. Seq bar Meoiciu, iOm
rep mig uO Al 8oOens &lor, % ben uiI
Osioo bieIpe Big" s SsspnOefen uur
ban lite tiIbpislig til at fsIge nit 92uab,
men til liOlt fit ies BAN O~uertaIt, % ban
log en- 6Iaite Kuriko % en- 6Iaife Ole
Old meo fig.
gn Fort Gib Tom ban eftfr mere D9es
bicin, ba bans 9iltro par 5Iepen uaft.
9au tunoe aaerebe beuGSe6ingrene. 9an
uebbleu at tage MeOitinerne, o8 om0s=
fen par ban / Stanb til at saa no paa
Watten % pIutte BomuIo. 9on fan
bruae inAym isen uOen uogei 8eluGr,
% ban fOrfisreoe aiis ~iotIsosa Dag, az
ben par iaa tart. iom ben no9sn Sinbe
bar ueret." Dette er, 5uao 0r. &ur5
forteue. Gr tie bette en- ~piunoerlie
9stetniHs ON en- 5Iafs?
Or. Peteys Kuriko iaIses lite af
Gpotetere. men tun al g~ofaIagenter
eaer birette fra 6nbritautsn, Or. peter
6abruep, 1l2-1l4 90. 9Opne Aps,
| Chicago, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25

Mn Sartnine | @uIer 5 Gents pr. punb
Wv 6or Spinbins af en~felttraabet
@aru Is Gents pr. 96. Strempeaarn, .
eler 3straooet, 90 @ents pr. pb.
Senb efter port 8atalo9, prsuer % Butte.
%uilfaar. @i betaler II Gents pr. Db. for
almtiloeli9 COB llIb, noar S9lgeren taser
Detailing pore 8arer.
LltGhfleId Wooden Mills, eit6aelb, minu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25

emmtse, oanne YrefIes aver
gao ptosr) Isperes til ben btlIise grts 2.lD, porto.
int. Rraber ~ctlU;tss for Coo, port frit.
Waifs 6. strund,
isia-i7tb sps. so. WpinneapoIis. Wttun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06

last nights close. Sugar moved quite
easily at a higher range than yesterday
and exactly recovered yesterdays close
as a net result. Long Island was cutie
active and moved VI to So, but closed
unchanged. The bonds OF the company
continued in active demand at advancing
prices. The statement that the Pennsyl-
vania has acquired control found Gre
dence, but a working agreement vi
the New York Central is believed to be
involved in the deal. The story of
steamship service 10 run from the Long
Island coast was revived in connection
with the movement in the stock. The
reports Of the mercantile agencies served
TO confirm the impression of the reaction
airy course of prices Of commodities and
of trade activity. The current stagnation
in Wall Street is the logical outcome OF
these conditions. Buyers are out Of the
market. But holders of securities are
not yet sure that the current reaction is
not making for the ultimate health Of
business. It is perceived that the recent
high level of prices was such as not only
to unduly stimulate production, but also
to decrease the consumptive demand. Sc
curities are obviously being firmly held
until the problem of the level of prices
and the volume of consumption shall ad-
just itself to a good basis for estimating
future returns. The export demand for
manufactures continues and exchange
bills against manufactures are In quite
abundant supply. The loan item Of the
bank statement demonstrates that these
bills are not being drawn. but are being
used as collateral for loans, which is an
incident OF the process of placing loans
with foreign borrowers. The excess over
the preliminary estimates in the banks
gain in cash was due to the extra days
operation with the sub-treasury. which
yielded to the banks over 8. $4,000. or as
much as the rest Of the week.
The bond market has biven evidence
during the week of substantial strength.
Total sales today, par value. Sl,35200o.
United States As and the old SIS adj
yanced X In the bid price
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALING
ONE MILLION CURED CASES
You Can Be Cured Whether You Believe
in Christian Science or Not.

Over a million cures of disease IN
every form are now TO the credit OF Chris
tan Science Healing. Most Of these were
cases that the doctors had given up as
"incurable." Many more were chronic
maIadies that had batfied their skill for
years. All were cured quickly; some were
cured instantly. The evidence on these
ing still goes On. There can be no mis-
take or misstatement about It. The
heaters and their work are in the public
view. AS q c. s. healer my many mar
velous cures have startled the world.
During the past 10 years I have healed
diseases of almost every known kind ard
in every stage OF severity. They included
many surgical cases where operations
were otherwise threatened. l cured cases
that were far away from me. as well as
those near at hand And I tell you IN
Ike manner that wherever you may
dwell, and whatever be your bodily all
ment, or whether one or many physicians
have failed 10 give you relief. If you re-
port the case TO me and so desire, you
shall be cured This is no vain or idle
promise. My past success fully justifies
il. You can be cured whether you be-
lieve in Christian Science or not. You can
be cured whether in this city or thous-
ands OF miles away from me. In our
Christian Science Healing distance is Of
no account; disbelief is not any him
drance; disappointments OF the past only
make stronger grounds for hope. All you
really need is the wish to be healed.
have just published a little book IN
regard to this blessed truth called "a
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write to me 1 will gladly send you a
COPY FREE. 1t gives many interesting
facts and convincing testimonials. In
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Jefferson, c. s. e. room 1915, Masonic
Temple. Chicago. Ill
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
LS1zEAN ENsG.

recognition
visible the housewife
closed
that the
o
The body house. Through the long winter months closely
clothing
the heavy foods winter warmth For this the body needs its
The the tired "paydOu
feelings which commonly associated with the are the
condition the blood than all
impure condition Of the blood offers breeding ground for disease and
greatly the liability maEades
Everybody recognizes the need Of blood cleansing remedy in the spring
that tired feeling simply by keeping the body stimulated These
The first thing be noted Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery that it
that follow its real and permanent not the superficial results Of smu
the blood the which and
The result that eupions mples boe sca salt heum
and disease which blood
The tonic effect Of Golden Medical Discovery remarkable It
ea the blood of impurities but ench it. and its flow by
the activity the making glands There great deal of talk
properly
only properly
fundamental
Medical which attributed
remarkable The blood reduced It's quality
the
digestion and nutrition Golden Medical Discovery enables digestion
every the body blood
blood new life
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
GbnESANDGASR BIDS
Served to Steady the Wheat
Market Yesterday.
JULY A SHADE LOWER
Oats Up; Corn and Provisions
at Declines.

Chicago, May 5.-The wheat market to-
day was steady. helped by cables and
good cash bids, July closing a shade
lower. July corn closed 2 shade reduced
and July oats isc higher. At the close
provisions were Weak, 10G1zl3c TO 2oS4
2ikc down.
Wheat opened firm under support from
higher Liverpool and Paris cables. Trade
was quiet throughout the session. Cnul
the prospect for next seasons campaign
become somewhat more clearly defined
interest in the market, it is thought, IS
not likely 10 become general. Following
the opening there was brief period OF
easiness, because OF the reports Of
favorable weather and no further ad
ditions 10 the stories OF damaging chinch
bugs. This was recovered, however, on
the improved cash demand and better ex-
port bids, and the close was steady.
July closed a shade down at 677sc.
Corn was firm, about the previous
days closing quotations most of the ses-
sion. and business was principally Of a
local character. Gables were firm and
country offerings reported lighter. July
closed a shade reduced al 4oG 40isc-
Oats were quiet, but firm. The May
July spread was narrowed 10 Sc July
closed sc up. at 232s Q:2z3l9c.
Provisions were dull and heavy. There
was selling by packers and foreigners
and while there was some buying in pork
the demand was generally scattered and
slow. The hog market was weak and
this also had a depressing effect. July
pork closed 20 70 2lac under yesterday.
at $l19oq gig; July lard PKG lower. a
SC. S2izq6.S5, and July ribs 10 10 Eve
down at $50.
Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat
SO cars; corn. 240; oats, 155; hogs, 5000
head.
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SHIPPERS AND xoTEs.

George F. Berry of Pond Creek, the en-
ergetic and capable buyer at Pond Greek,
had in two loads Of fine hogs yesterday,
both of which brought the top price.
One load averaged 2i5 pounds. while the
other tOp1ed the beam at 243 pounds.
Both loads were as good a lot as have
passed over the scales this week. Mr.
Berry is a fine judge of hogs and also
of markets, and therefore ships here ex-
clusively.
Andy Rorner was up again from King
man yesterday. He was also on the mar
ket Friday. He had in a load of me
dunn weight packers yesterday, which
sold for the bulk price. Mr.. Horner is
one of the veteran stockmen-lof King
man county. He has shipped here ever
since the yards We're established.
One car of light packers weighing 169
pounds was the shipment Of hogs Burch-
field & Connell Of Anthony had on the
market yesterday. They sold wei
Burchfeld & Council are heavy ship
pers and show their faith in the Wichita
market by selling all their hogs here.
Campbell &, Horton. a well-llnown ship
ping firm Of stockmen located az Caid-
well, were on the market yesterday. They
sold a car Of mixed packers for n salts
factory sum. This firm Is widely known
for the acumen and business integrity
Of its members.
W J. Norris was up from Oxford yes
terday with a load of 216-pound hogs,
which brought a good price, Mr.. Norris
is an extensive shipper and deals here
exclusively He has been here very often
during the past few weeks.
frankie & Shepherd, the popular and
enterprising hog and cattle shipping firm
of Pond Creek were represented on the
market yesterday by a car ~ medium
weight packers which sold Tor the ruling
bulk price Of the day.
J. W. Sparks, the prosperous shipper
and feeder Of Conway Springs. sold a
car of 229-pound hogs yesterday for a
! satisfactory price. Mr.. Sparks is A heavy
/ trader on this market and rarely mar
/ kets a load elsewhee. He has often
! said he has yet to find a better market.
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HOGS WE'RE STEADY
Prices Were Little Stronger
Than Yesterdays Close.
TOP PRICE WAS $500
Receipts Were Light Quality
Was Fair.

Hogs sold steady and strong yesterday.
In few instances sales were made 2l2
cents higher than yesterdays close. The
market opened strong. with a higher ten
dency, but closed easy. The demand all
day was good.
The top was $50 which was 2lz cents
lower than yesterdays top, but the mar
kets, quality considered, were practically
the same The bulk of the hogs yes
terday sold for 81 $3.50; this being a
trifle higher than the day before. Wagon
hogs sold well, bringing practically the
same prices as car lots.
The quality yesterday was generally
good. There were one or two loads OF
common mixed hogs, but the rest were
above the average in grade The top
price was brought by two fine loads Of
medium weight packers, which sold on
the late market.
The receipts yesterday were light, al
though somewhat greater than a week
ago. The run of wagon hogs was small,
but the quality was good. The market
compared well with other western ones,
all Of them closing easy.