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BOARD AND ROOMS.

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lIIH-SF., q WEST.-Elegant large rooms;
superior board, references
- EAST 10TH -ST.-Large and small
rooms: reasonable rates for winter. near
Union Square: board.
% To % WEST l9TH-ST-Beautiful Iarp.
rooms; also suites with private bath:
table and service the very best: famiIias
ind excellent accommodation for the sea
son.
23D- ST. 264 WEST.-EleeanrIv furnished
large, small rooms; southern exposure:
double rooms for two. $40: very large room
for three. IS each: superior board: tran
sients and .tahle hoarders wanted.
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DO YOU WANT some one capable of
helping you advance your business? Am
faithful quiet, gentlemanly ami know how
TO make friends; American; good address
and all around business man; salesman.
correspondent. any ordinary duties; highest
references; salary moderate. COSMpPpLl-
TAN Box 30. Tribune Office.
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1IITJ,EGE BRED AMERICAN. 3s. for
me-Iy resident ir South America. would
o.,,rn in positiop requiring experience in
teNIqepce and responsibility. CAPA%.
tribune Office
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DANBURY HATS.

.DANBrRY'' Derbies, So: ''Danbury'' Al
mines. 81 90: worth So. DANBURY HAT
M % Desbrosses-st.. N Y.
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COII>ECTOR-No Noung man collector,
references and security. Address +. l.
r. BOX ~. Tribune Office
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-,DpE%TER.-First class; New-York or
- Rrookivn; Il years experience and best
L,aI reiersnce SEWARD AMSTEAD, o+3
East S4th-st.
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AN.-Thoroughly understands the
care OF fine horses. carriages and har-
ness has first class references, last and
former employer can be seen. city or cour-
try. Address ". c. Box 81. l, ,2i2 Bdway.
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COACHMAN.-Single 81: thoroughly IN
derStands fine horses. carriages. harness;
stylish. careful driver: will go anywhere;
best references: last employer seen. LOUIS,
TS9 6th-ave.
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ooMEsTIc sITUArIor. wAsrro

FEMALE.
COOK.-By young cook con,.,.-
branch; first class reference Sro.St Snt 20 every
ployer Can be seen at $50 I0th-svss sSt en-
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CARPET CLEANING.

F ACKERMAN.
Steam carpet cleaning. feather and mat
t,e.s renovating works. 1873 West H2d-st.
Telephone 3I2 Madison.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-Car-
pets cleaned by steam. by hand or on the
hoor l.555 Broadway. 421 East 4Sth-st.
COE & BRANDT. Tel 1S2-SSth.
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COOK-LAU-NDRESS SS-Rv -
girls. together. both hrst cIas. swedish
country; I Try; references 2oT East 4Oth-st 'y % or
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COACHMAN-UsetulG German: single; thor
oughly understands horses and carriages :
tend furnaces; can milk: best references
COACHMAN, care Schultz. Is Bethune-s'-
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WASHING. &c.-Acttve competent younss
colored woman 10 take in washing sIS an
do Office cleaning OF days work LE"'9'
75i 7th ave.
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COACHMAN.-Aged 81: stylish. careful cir
driver; fine appearance. thoroughly CI'-
ders:ands business IN all branches, thor
ough horSenan. II years best city refer
ence. JAMES, 216 East 36th-st.
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COACHMAN-Gentlem having turned out
horses wishes 10 secure position Tor MS
coachuan whom he can highly recommend
FREDERICK l55 West 16th-st-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
BUTLER and VALET.-cSnglish, aged 40
conoetenf. CITY or country: highest per
sonaI refera1ce W s. care c. Arlsward,
DIS East JGti-st.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

1A-ND IUOMS.
l'TH-ST 237 EAST. Stuyyesap, G
II" I'm board. desirable rooms. facirSel SuAre. re
PARK southern exposure; references The
80 WEST S2D-sT.-Neatly t,-.,-
room rooms; paTlor dining room: h1saed heis.ed
anu o'h-aVe-. near l. station
52D-ST. 231 WEST. near p-o,z-
Well heated, cheerful back narIo"
ahd cold water; superior table; Amertcsrmos' ro'
6OIH-ST., 26 WEST.-sunny suite ..
no9r' Consisting OF two rooms; with
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MILLER G. FEIrpER. 2l9 West 49th-st.
fashionable dressmakers and miii,ners
can take a few more customers: rehaole
terials made up.
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Go Ert for Bnslness pnruoses.

LNNTlRE BUILDING. I.7G0 80 av AppIv IN
II HSIEMAN d co. 1921 Broadway.
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Dr,STGNER and maker OF lingerie. fancy
and shirt waists; al home. or 10 sew by
the day; undertaking OF trousseau a spe-
cialtv. Miss GRAY. 30 West hHth-st.
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MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guars snteed; machinery bought and OK
changed GBO. B. EDDY. 9oS Madison-st.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

ITTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGEN'-Y.
Licensed and Bonded. 800 broadway.
Rooms 717-7lS. telephone l.oSl Frankin.-
All rivil and criminal cases attended TO by
eynert detectives. male and female.
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WORK WANTED.
hABe

BOY. II. would like 70 learn the electrical te3
ptIIIIp STHu.LiZZI 422 Fast llth-st.
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DRESSMAKER.-Ag good dressmaker, htsI ..s
class cutter and inter- 81 ." per "dS' -''
West 29th at.
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DREssMAKER- Correct styles; perfect
m. faultless skirt droop: superior s,. WIrh
I'D nnish. exoeCt on wraps responsinie'
rassonahIe ~ Mrs COOKE. 235 West 18th
ST. near Broadway.
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0earhers.

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4 LADY. teacher and educator O high saudirg ~, =
~ her trip from abroad would like - az on
poyment @ in college academy school family Speak,
PROF. p W. MoEI.LER. $50 F. 165th St e'eh'e
nR- w G. NOVEL;. private tutor al pnnus ,---
j. At III Two pupils received IN homes or
TINNGLIesH. French. German. nve lessons g, =
~ LCTH prE4te ana class teacher. 1S w Hous.ono o,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

FOR SALE-Two work horses; set of
double harness; two delivery wagons.
Inquire $50 E. Douglas. 20-6tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10
BIG MONEY FOR HUSTLISG SALESMEN

We want a good man in every town 70
take orders for MADE-TO-MEASUR
Suits, Overcoats and Pants. Our prices
are lower than any other tailoring
house in the United States. Write at
once, with references, for large sample
outfit. terms and territory. The War
rington Wooden and Worsted Mills
Chicago. 5-3-sUn-2t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

FOR SALE-Fine flock OF thoroughbred
Pekin ducks, now laying. A bargain,
on account of removal. Also eggs. 421
z. Douglas avenue. 1s-4tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

FELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-Bov or gfrl N work 5,,r.-r
dlaner ard supper hours in exchange
for board IS y. Market Asit
WANTED cook. AZ re T-01.I-, -
nae hotel. Wichita. Sls.x
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

FOR RENT-The only hotel and bakery
in town OF 500 inhabitants; partly fur
nished. Inquire Az w. Central
Is-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

wE VIII Place ~ sAfE saaerr
rH-E q eEF1 hEEI
srsHe faaa 80 sk-r sas es
saaFes - tasEg = 80
rzH9z@E tfaes - e. a. saE
Asft-EaezsaF 8s~neM #ara
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

FOR RENT-Double front Office rooms
next 10 Zimmerly building. Barnes *
NeUcomb Music House. eft
FOR RENT-Desirable Offices IN the
Zimmeriy building. Whine & Whine.
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statesmen WANTED.

statesmen wANTED-For ali lines Of
business Splendid side line) 20 sell our
Calendars, 80 different styles, newest.
latest patterns, just the thing custom
ers want; p 70 20 per cent commits
sion Many Of our men give their en-
tire time to our line and make from
80 70 Sl25 every week; guaranteed best
side line ever offered. Write promptly,
with references. Commissions paid on
acceptance OF orders. American Nov
city Co, Cincinnati, o. 6-1e-1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

WANTED-If you have changed your
residence or business address since MAJ
1st, you can have the change entered
in new City Directory by calling az
Office, above 49, y. Market, or BY pos
tai card Notice must De in by Tues
day evening. Wichita Printing Co,
Publishers. 20-It
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

FOR RENT-Two-story brick, with ele-
vator, at 139 y. Topeka, TO lease for
one or term of years. Reese & Co,
1l2 E First street. Phone III.
u-thu-sun-tu-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

FOR SALE-By Israel Bros:
So s. Seneca street, S lots rooms,
fruit, shade. 81 go
Nine-roOm property. % feet, north, wen
located. $3.50.
Six-room property. % feet, barn, cor
ne- on West Side. q 90.
Five-roon cottage. barn, 90 feet, north.
500.
Four-roou cottage. lot. on West side.
I-0
Seven-r0orn property. big harm, 4 acres.
fruit shade. 81 %
Seven lots on s Main. east fronts. S1Z5.
- Pattie. pretty cottage - feet 80.
Lot No - Rock Island avsuu .
just north Il United Sash tactoFy.
Three-storv business block $500.
1907 3 Market. s rooms. - feet. sl-s.
Fourteen acres east q packing house,
80 per acre
-Four vacant lots, foo feet south %
Eleventh, west front, On Lariuer. S75
each
Al prices subject 70 changs wtthou;
notice DIT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

r0Z sAY.E-Ezal estate
4 1-sfoFy srick r. Arst BOOK O. bfztu
street pays peT csrE Es1 Pc
II s8
A l-sssrT hrgrk or posz 81. Etess %
Mar : graf barxh41. s. n8ls 81 cEca
A e1EzE5ess szaszT -ss1 1grzse - - - -sa
bzth g a. z9s-hErrsE c-tse~u- ssrxe
BAR. elegant s-13s. cosE SSss - es1-
strict FTlee. = 80
4 E-ruszr ~ref1azars esass 81 - %rrss
bar s@wsg. city EatsT. Frsea. re
A a-a4srz cssts -. csa@ a. % @arta
Ez5osfa : sasZs as Bah Pre-
3
a s-rs1za. eass f-g--. Eze&Nrz rssf sse-~
T. Nasseznaa zEsitlss. EaEt - s
P~ire 3 ef
\ -a1s-n s0zs aaz = Ge4ss. cess -
Pre- t8sss
4 Hre reagsszss aza- - Gaia asl-
TsrFssy sa1 - sc-ss = fFGzs aos aa4a.sz
Pre- -
n y ggoIIAxE 4 CO. - y Ma
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

SoSo3cDo1c-~Oo-0-~~oOoo~~~-
AGENTS WANTED-EveryW Big
pay TO high class, representatives 10
introduce our standard works. Life OF
Moody, History Of Boer and Spanish
Wars. Big demand for these books.
Special inducements TO school teachers
and church workers. K c. Book Co.,
1G1 n. Y. Life Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
1e-sun-4tx
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AGENTS. WANTED.

WANTED-Students TO work for their
board, at Hayford's Restaurant, 81 E.
Douglas A-2tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

WANTED-Agents for the best laundry
!n Kansas. Liberal commission. ADJ
dress Wichita Steam Laundry. 92-n
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CLASSIFIED
WANTS


diningroom girls, s15 TO
so; hotel cooks, $50 10 $50 month; l
man 10 run binder; 10 Iaborers; s
girls for homework, 81 to s. a week; g
young men for train work on the Santa
Fe-it viii take 81 to get you on.
kenworthy, Employment Agent.
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TOR sALE~-Ths cheapest farm f. seq
wfrk county
Etre home o. West SIDE
A bargain on 81 FRANCIS averga
Frgur-rC0u7 cottage. rn fa1la 10. ore
hsif cssa. tslaEcs 20 SUR
East IcEzLas, s-regT ksIse ard -
feet ts0
A number u acre properties caeae
- acres - 0kahgna cheap. cass O..
trade
sesgwiek farm % ffsss f1r CITY gr52-
srfT
s2ie-sl9 1cza 81 ro4Iezs HI
Rs1ches al over fhe Eesf % az5f srV-
heEy. some for TN aeT are - -
81
we Save TIE bsss - rga1-a 81 ~ cffs
CT c11uty BELLEE 4 HENRY
20 y E1ln. TRichlfz. kan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

FOR SALE-Six- -oo1a. east frast ct
tzze = feet. third block =. Er3ra-ia.
szss Dean Gordon 2sf
F0R sALE-Sa. III slx-roo-a cst..re.
cellar. s2-ze barn. pJ~nfy - frat -
f=et Il sT1Er&. z@B located 8 -
Freeman * ErssDzn 49,
FOR SALE-Ssx-roorr cottage. 5Stn. hos
ard coS water. g sh Pays Ter rent
81 irEsrt-zsur Tery Gs@srz6ss iocz-
ssoz- Aires 0Eaer.@ care Esxss
FOR SALE-sses X TeuEEss aver1e- {
rea-E II good r0uGitf9n- -srr Eet1ESx
= rer cert Interest Prize. 70 o
Szlrs IS y &slz E-reet Mir
FOR sALE-Grszs sarEzfa- Hare o.
dad 20 EfFe srz5-1znts-s oE& rrgFs
e1a-ce q sssv * gzss awszsR. s-raes-
-~-stse~-s ~nesT Constructed Ws4
casL 70 hzssa nsE. E-&s. hack aaz
Frenf stats 1znfeE b2fa. rSEssEa. NffH
aguD 81 ktsse1 PARRY cafz1 s1oss..
ceEzr $ &c. Ec9zS ar ssw fra~s-
40. re EEz6e- EEaas taKa-azsa- Tsse
& - EE SD E1aEe oncs aEzt--
Fssssfs-es~ - - -zTkaE Af.er kc1-
saw HsHar - X Mas s-1tx
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FcR sAg.E~-Esce rso-s-= nazsa, fa-
sra family &effz TaSsEz sTsTzGss
east treat IzG@z-e - y. Tss<Sz
Zs-Ezz-fI-lf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

FOR SALE-Eight-room. modern house.
on y Topeka, near Murdoch, S.61
Dean Gordon. 3o-3t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

FOR sAf. E-5ss saes s-srs s.1z fs-rr
AEArsss Eex -. Haezstn EGfs
FOR zzEw-zeetesarr aAzrrsT - s~ees :
= FUWnssr = fAzEs I a2zF. - EH
cezuTV Eaasas - ssres 81 rSsI&ee =
zrFsa ~ west - acres 81 eats e
aEgss "a rNF1 sEF--E4fA - rs
fass VIA ~ fsr-a Eres=zz 4 Fr-s-
szsE- - Z, E2-S "a @-&
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

% Tex, y 5 ms -ent = Or y.
Ig5g Tex Il 3. ru1s rent g Pr TO
arm house. Va Center. reat r. pr ~
As an investrneu AIRY q these gay se--
ze- than = PEP cent interest
WIZ seI any az then on q czEa pv-
rFut q = pr cenf-fss bslz-cs pay
able zaosf IS rez- Buy z bore anI
Sop paying rsns- DEAN GORDON
1s-s.n-ff
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sTRAYED.
FOR sALE-HOUSEs.

100000
FOR SAI4E-A modern residence. on y.
Lawrence avenue, 9 rooms. bath. shade.
beautiful lawn, elegant surroundings n
the cream % the North End. Price.
S3.0o0 ". ". keoaane & Co. rs Y.
Main 1-ltx
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PERSONAL
POUND
MTsrrT.I.ANForra

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IA ID Ess-Free. Harmless EoataiF Eeru-
iator Cannot fau Ars g. EoEa q.
X - Mliwsukee. VS. g-iANt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

FOR SALE-Frazier cart, buggy pole,
double driving harness and single har-
ness, all good condition and cheap. 1913
S. Emporfa avenue. lift
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

FOR sALE-Special prices on cook
stoves, lawn mowers, poultry netting
and refrigeratoTs. Rowlee Hardware
Co., SO y. Main street. 129-D
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


BUSINESS CHANCE&An established
Ohio corporation, composed of business
men rated upward of $500. 600, desires
reliable man 10 take management Ct
district office in Wichita. on q salary
Of $3.50 per annum and commission on
business in territory assigned; $I,c00 TO
$3.50 absolutely necessary for stock
in company TO obviate giving bond;
stock TO be taken up at expiration of
one year in case of non-renewaI. if so
desired Address c. w Walker 70
Hartford Building, Chicago. 6-10-1t
FOR SALE-Stock Of drugs, jeweIry.
books and stationery, located in town
of 2,090, within 20 miles of Wichita. To-
Gated in postofdce building. rent $40
per month. Can reduce stock SC that
about 1890 will buy it. Address "R. -
care Eagle. 6-3-sun-2t
WANTED-Partner, with $500 to $1,000
and thoroughly posted in the wholesale
grocery business as a buyer and can
devote his entire time to the business.
want 10 start new house in one of
the best new towns in Indian Te-1i-
tory: viii want frst-class recommended
tons and will furnish the same Write
for full particulars Address Partner"
Lock Box 1873, Norman, Oklahoma.
I9-2tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

FOR sALE-Cook shack and truck. 1915
E. Douglas. s-tf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-08
EDITORS IN CONVENTION.
Acrimonious Discussion Over the Subject
OF the Paper Trust-Ilerbert, OF Hia-
watha, Kan. Reads q Paper.

New Orleans, March 3.-rhe princi-
pal occurrence of yesterdays session
of the National Editorial convention
was a speech BY Thomas N. pattesr;-
son, OF the Rocky Mountain News, Of
Denver, COL, on the subject of the
paper trust. He said a protective
tariff system had made 1t possible
tor a few manufacturing concerns to
get control of the entire white paper
supply of this country. ]. +. Lanning,
Of the Legal News, Norwalk, O., in.
terrupted the speaker to dispute his
statement that wood pulp was pro.
tected by the tariff Several delegates
denounced Mr.. Lanning, saying his
methods were those of the politician
and in the midst of the confusion the
session adjourned. 7. A. Daniel. Of
Alameda, CAL, and Ewing Herbert,
of Hiawatha, KAN, read interesting
papers in the early part OF the ses-
sion,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-08

SHOT TO DEATH.
One OF the Alleged Robbers Of n Uaion
Pacific Tam Ia Wyoming Ruled
Mar kHns. ~ City.

Kansas City, Mo-, March 1.-Lewis
Curry, notorious desperate from
Wyoming, one of the six men who
robbed Union Pacific train of S34 900
in cash on June last, was surrounded
and killed near Dodson, 16 miles south
OF Kansas City, yesterday morning.
The killing was done by posse OF
six detectives from Kansas City. Curry
was visiting the home of his aunt and
cousin, Mrs. Bob Lee. He had been
there week. The officers drove to
Dodson in two carriages, surrounded
the house and called Curry out. He
was called on to surrender. Instead,
he whipped out a revolver and pre-
pared to shoot. The next instant he
had been sot to death.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-08

Walter Wyman. surgeon general Of
the marine hospital service, DR.. Wy
man says the health commissioner
suggestion that national conference
be called to meet in April meets with
his approval and will be considered.
In letter to Surgeon General
Sternberg, sent yesterday, DR.. Rey-
nolds calls attention to the bodies Of
dead soldiers which are constantly
being brought back to the states and
suggests as a precaution against the
spread of disease, especially the bu.
bonic plague, that the practice be
discontinued. As an illustration Of
the danger thus incurred, DR.. Rey.
nolds reports that the casket recent
ly brought from Luzon and contain-
ing the body Of Chicago man who
died on the island was opened by the
family, despite orders to the contrary
from the war department and the
sanitary officers here,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Kansas City, March --Cattle-Receipts
to-day, 6,77l; calves, S92; market strong
to lOc higher; shipping and dressed beef
steers &.lOd540; western steers, $500
AGO; native cows, $2000425 native feed
ers, $390N4S5, native stockers, $3.65Q5 Is.
Hogs-Receipts to-day, 1868; market
steady to 2lsc lower at $350@4.92la Sheep
Receipts to-day, 4O96 market steady to
strong; sheep 2.25@5.5O; lambs, A25Q
$50.
Chicago, March 6.-Cattle-R Receipts, g.
000; good to prime steers, &.O0Q6.OO poor
to medium $4.0Oa475; stockers and feed
ers, 50, 4O@475; cows, s3OOQ42O; heifers,
s3.10d4.60; calves, $50O@775; Texas fed
steers, $3sOG49O. Hogs Receipts, 22,Oo0;
mixed and butchers $65Q4.9O; good to
choice heavy SSO@4.92a; rough heavy.
s4.65@475: light, A.6OQ4S2ia; bulk of sales.
M.75@4S5. Sheep-Receipts, 1000; good TO
choice wethers, S.6O@6.OO; fair to choice
mixed, A75d65O; western sheep, $3.50
65; yearlings, .5.75@S5o; native lambs,
t5.OO@7.S; western lambs, s8OO@74O.
St. Louis, March 6-Cattle-Receipts, s.
100; native shipping and beef steers, $375
@5.S5; stockers and feeders $3,50@465 81;
cows and heifers, H.OO643O; Texas and
Indian steers, S4OG4a Hogs-.Receipts,
5000; pigs and lights, A75@4.Sb; packers,
A.7bG490; butchers, Ms7ls@49 Sheep
Receipts. 800; market steady to strong;
native muttons, &OOG5.75; lambs 5000
7.O6.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-08
TRADE REVIEW.


New York, March Bradstrcet's
says; Stormy weather has retarded
the development OF spring trade at
many markets. interrnpting tele-
graph and railway COMMUNICATION and
naturally checking the movement OF
Nc. chandise. In prices aggressive
Strength is still the feature of the cot
ton goods market, while retails re-
main steady Food products, however,
have weakened and some raw mate
rails, like wool and hides, are quotably
lower. That underlying business con.
ditions are in a high degree healthful
will be gathered from the fact that
business failures for February are a!
minimum as regards the number
for that month and liabilities only
slightly exceed those of the same
month a year ago, have shrunk to
phenomenaHy low percentage.
Since July ], this season, the corn
exports aggregate l43,52IOl4 bushels,
against, ll3, 506,041 bushels during the
same period Year ago and 1l9,3o9,-
739 bushels in 1S97-9s.
Failures for the United States Tor
the month OF February number 745,
with aggregate liabilities of $685.
AGA, decrease of 3.5 per cent in num-
Der from February year ago. Liza
bilities are three per cent heavier,
but assets are considerably smaller
than in the same period a year ago.
Failures were more numerous in the
middle states and in the northwest,
but were fewer in New England, the
central west, the south and the far
west. Business failures for the week
number l73, against 1863 last week,
10 in the week year ago, 232 in
1898, 1862 in 1897 and 270 in 1896.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-08
NEWS NOTES.

Secretary Root left Washington yes.
terday for flying trip to Cuba.
Fire destroyed business block of
eight buildings in Vienna, ILL.,, entail
ing a loss OF $4,000
A dispatch from Wheeling, W. Va,
said that the Standard Oil and Carne-
gle steel interests would unite in a
gigantic trust, capitalized at s6,O0O,.
0000n0.
The city officials at Macon, Mo-,
have adopted measure which
amounts to compulsory vaccination.
Those who refuse to be vaccinated
will be prohibited from going on the
streets or continuing their business.
The annual convention OF the As.
ISOLATION of Cooperative Mutual Fire
Insurance companies began at In.
dianapolis, Ind. yesterday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-08
THE CLARK CASE.
The Pro" cution and Defense Announce
That They Have Concluded the Pre-
sentatiOn Of Testimony.


Washington, March 3.--,Just before
the adjournment of the senate com
mittee on elections yesterday both
the prosecution and defense, in the in
vestgation of the election of Sen
ator Clark, Of Montana, announced
that they had concluded the presen-
tation Of testimony. There are some
papers to be examined and argument
is still to be heard. Arrangements
for this will be made to-day. The
committee reserves the right to call
witnesses in its own behalf, but the
feeling is general that the arduous
part Of the work is finished. All wit
nesses for either side have been ex-
cused and many Of them left last
night for their homes.
The investigation began on Jan
uary 3, and up to date 100 witnesses
have been examined. Their testimony
will fiji between 2,40O and $500 pages.
The expense to the government so
far has been about $4,000. A num-
Der of witnesses were examined yes
terday, but the only one who gave i'm
portant testimony was James w.
Kemper, OF Butte, whose statement
bore upon the purchase of State Rep
resentative Woods ranch. Il. j.
Whitmore explained his relations with
G. W. Clark as developed in the pur-
chase of State Senator Warmers
ranch, The defense introduced three
or four witnesses in rebuttal, among
them Mr.. j. NJ. s. Neill, of Helena,
He denied sending a message to the
effect that the state supreme court
could be influenced in, the Welcome
disbarment case