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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-13

A good horse. weighs 1900. IL or 10 years
old, good worker and driver VIII work
any place; all right for women or chill
rem. Also cottage to let at Ocean Pc int
+. w. Colby, s Page street, Augusta.
ine25dtf
The evening times., 1900-07-13
Baltimore & Ohio
ABROAD.

Schedule IL eject Jure l. 1900.
Leave Washington from station corner % NeT
Jersey AvczGe and { Street
For ChiczEo and No-thvest Nes,ibl'cj Ll-1it-
e. trains ll-la o. r.. 500 p m daily
For Cluciznat' -. LOUIS ard Iud-au1pu.5s. *
Pless. l9.o5 a. n Nest.5u--d Limited s-iJ IA.
SCR PiJlshurg and Cl-Tciz1d. 1919 a. IL -
r. ard 90 a 1l-. Czily-
sor Columbus. sos p n daily
Ter Wiachestez AID vay stations. -s-S5 T.,
2-s5 D. -. ard SO ? n
Fer LEIay. s-f5 p- daily
Fer Eli-iHc.e. week G1ys. KS, 500. 5-5s.
Z1-o5. N1-1l. TS-So. S---. Ee-so. SIc-o1 a. ul-s
Nl2-l0 d, lz-I5. Er--e $50. xt-o0. a So as.
S5.l5. I5-I2. K5-53. X5--2 csc. NS-50. xl07G4.
Nll-5o zlI-s7 2 n suzaaEs. KS, = 80.
$40, $50. I3-01 a. "a. Nl2-io. Ii-lo l-l3.
A5 SO. X5-92. As. N5c5. Xj-lJ, 6-S5. ES-Jos
xlo-o0. Nll 80. SII-s5 p u.
For Asalpciis. 40 a n, and ELS P n sun
Gays. $50 q II, 35 P. r.
For FTcGerl,S. WesS days. s-S5 a. n. l5-5o.
I-30 $50 p Iu. S-1tgss. 900 A. r.. l-Ij ?. n
Tor HaCerSt'vn- 1898 a m arc 80 o. r.
Fer Boyd and nay points, Erek dSys s-8
a. ~. 4sS0. $50 5.55 P. s9nd-ys, 800 A II.
For CsiJhe--barS ard way Polz;s. wees eays.
lI-25 p m Sundays. 200 q m, l-i5, 500. s-o5,
For Washington Janc.ion and Kay poiEss. week
Gsys. $50 o. M 80. $50 p. Ia SzaEzys.
500 a. m. lis p
For Chautluq-a Bsscl. a-sO > N. 80 D u.
seek days; 80 = n, Sundays.
KY Al BIZ 2 L4NE-
All traias Illuminated vita PiaSs,h light
Fer Baltimore. In iCG~. phis. New YORK. Bos-
ten. aad the Eas5 wecz dsys. SIS 7-e5 tBinsr,.
5D:5.r 10 fBs@ Is S.S5 :Rov,l In iBi,.a i-
Exclusively P,l,u1a Traia Dining Car 4-09.
5-o5 Dining Car. 500 ard II 80 p. m (Siecp-
IuS Car onea al .. co o'cIocSI- SUNDAYS 2-3S.
80. s-o0 q III Iz-le r0oE. LIE Dining Cars.
SEQ. 5-O5 Dining C1-s. 500 and .l-Sg p n sleep
ing caT open 10 O'Clock.
P2rior Cars On cu Gzy trains
i
szd Ito aad 500 p IT. week days 1910 aOon
SuEdays
For Cape Nav. week days. 1910 znd 40 p. n.
Except Sunday. xExpr-ss trsirs.
Baggage called for and checked from hotes and
residences by Union Transfer GO. orders left
az ticket Offices. 6lS Pennsylvania Avenue north
west, NcU York Ay-nus ard 18th Street szd Il
DePot Telephooe ticket csscc= fc- g Z o. Fec
tric Automobile Cabs.
T. d. UNDERWOOD, d. D. MARTIN.
% Vice President Msr. Pass TgaGc.
and Gen Manager
The evening times., 1900-07-13
RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave. snd Z l-2 s..
In effect May J. 1850
For AeN2noria-Neek days $50 7-cf ga
500. s-S5. S-ae. s-25. 1890. 100 II.S5 .. n
xIs:o5 1870. I2:i5. xi:20 I.45. 2:co. go 500.
S-2sr S-S9, Nf-iS, 40, sos, x5.2G, Sac, 6-Jt
ESQ. 7:05. 7-so. S:eo. $50. 0.s9. I0:I5. i: %.
ll-S3 y H. Suncsys- 7-Es. 300. 9-f5. 1875.
Li:V3, l..s0 2 fa. I@-Ol rcon. l2-S0. l-0l. I-5S-
10. Z-a9. S:uJ- 49,. i-u0 4.33 SEQ. 80. 5-0J
80. ''Co. l:S1. sec. $50. 80. Io-I5. u-se,
l-J9 IN.
s.ouEs Yernon-week 6ays. ESQ 800. 1000.
u; = H., Xl2 .05 y 30. Zoo. x3-G0 -. T.2s.
- 8 n Sundays. 9-e9 a.. m. I2;o0 no0a, 2.gJ,
40, 200. s:f5 p. m
eays $50. SIS. SO. "9-25. 1000. Il 90 a. m
sl2:0S, l2-20, -i2.45, 'l-45. eco. 30 $50
-3;25 Fi.i5. Sos, $50. 6,Ci C.3O TOO. 500 ..
N. sundays. 7;s5. S-91, 0.45 -IO.s). li-8o
II 30 q. m, 90 nea7. "I2;29 l:09. -l-51. I'D
30 zoo, 10 4.o3, - 80 500. s5-50. 600.
600. 100 - so. 500 D. IA
Parcels carried On AL trains BEE-aSe CHECKED.
xExpTess- TO Arlington only.
cOLvlS. Superintendent
q. ApENT P-~-iA~-t
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PosFOFFIcE NOTICE.

WASHINGTON. D. {. POsrOFFICE NOTICE
shegId he read da-iy, a. changes may occur at
FOREIGN MAILS are for7rarled 10 the rortz Of
sailing daily, and the schedule cf ciosinss Is ar
ranged ca the presumption ot their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending July a.
the last connecting close Will be made from tbs
Cflle as follows.
transatlantic Mails.
FRIDAy-(c) Al 9.IJ J. m for AZORES ISL
AIDS, per $ s. span An Prince, from New
York.
(c) At Hos p. m. for NETHERLANDS di-
Nal must be directed Per g. Statcndzm"
tc) N Hos p m fo- S-CTLAND direct.
per 5 As-ogia, from New YORK Nail must
be directed Per s. Astcria.'
tel At hes p. n f0E ESHOPE, per = :.
11np-nia,' irota New NosS- a Ou@sn=tOEn-
PRINTED NATTER. ETC.--fser,n1u steamers
Matter etc. for GERMANY. and specially sd-
EUROPE
A-nerioaR and White Star steamers sailing from
New York On Wednesdays-- German and Frcrcil
steamers from New York on Thlrsdavs and Gun
ara and German steamers from Nsw YORK on sat
urc1ys. take Printed Natter exc for All cour-
tries for which they Advertised 70 carry mails
Mails for Soeth aad Central America.
West Indies Etc
FRIDAY-Cc) At l1.05 p. m for FORTUNE ISL
AND. JAMAICA. SAEANILLA. and CAKTHA-
GENA, Pc s. 3 Aece from Ncw YORK Nail
Tor COSTA RIGA Hus-. be arrested Per s. >
AlcHc-"
- At II.55 p m for ISAGJA ard T.sTrI.
Pe- s. s. Apces. from Ne-g Yors-
% - -AS05 p IA for NEWFOUNDLAND
direct. per s 5 silva. from New York
pm srI+r ~ ~ P1l . >
tJ Al u.CJ p n. ior PORTO RICO. WY
~ FLA CURACAO. SAA ANiiLA. and CAR
H''l>A 81 = pt : s. 49,, Ton =. y ~. lo.S
BARIEN. SACJA NUTTIrAS GIFARA sri
BAkACOA. per g. s- CUIlry 51. from Seu- Yo-s
(OrEiEsry mail orIv- vLlaa .ls.,.t b. 5-re4-s,i
.P,r s. = Clrirrfaf-l
fl A. Hes u Ut L. CT TU1lraS Sr
CItoII IEFy ,RfI 7...f v,I,-rtt-sf1, ~
ANII>. Der = = W7ri4ns from ~ No.
tcl A. U-15 % rr f-- APP ana g,r-V
~ --" H'~
I'D. Al lf-e- % -, r.- gpaZir
C1Bri. from NV Y5-E Ff4T ~ N,55Tff
BEAZI and IA PI ATA fgr-NT5TrS -
D. d5-,etsd --F-- q f,an-f
NT-fT, for NFHFltG-N-f AND I'M --=r .. ,----r.
Svdr-v ard t---c- Via --=4-rs- .-.-z- 49, 4-5-,-
except sunday, az Iz-l5 ~. -ad On SUNDAYS 5,.-y
MI t1- WI6i-sf1x br rail 10 49, ,-5
-'ra.a yIa st.4tre- 49,. r.-. ,5.-r.-s 81 a. i,
r fl
tF-Rs NAILS cT--c here via p--r T.-7, r--
WsErs-E4rs FrfEsys and ~.-rF.rs ,- s-zT Z,
fr
Ma Miami. Fla T,r-5svs --s S--,--r.-. ~
l1-gl a y, fD
N-si. f,- vEVTro o-a-r--+ ,--r.-- -,s.-.rs- "A
,7rs.s-F fo7 5rsusrcl, b, -re7r7--. -s5'i--, f -.
Yo-E -lose hoe DIN at lg-5l : III - 80
hi G1
af-r- f-- TgST, RIO. r-rr rzE r,r-r.,--r
CoRTEz. and Gi-kTETAIE by -5ii ~ -. "a ,,-.
I---. --5 fb.r-r. NJ, .+-s,s5.- 49,. -. .r=- -
il.G5 n m rts r-rr.e-f- r,.r, - -. ~. - =.
----rl.-- .-F T-.--s.g-. = l..sr, 49,
Wa-T-rs i.r BEiizr PiERTa eft,Tr5I. ~, =. am am
,.s.,-rusf "a -.~
o. 4 -''i''A Terans-Pseihe Malls
-,-,
s,-i-s i2E -l IA" Al va San tf7aese2 e,o=s here
1-i' e, 80 D. NJ ~ =, ~--- 80 inclusive tC-
ae,P3,el ,!., pr 4, T. -, : Ais',-', 10. lol u
'.---a 20 - r-1 l-' - - A->-ll-i1-
N'--l- - 'ir - IN, >1- 80 N'451na- !" l-e1
49, y.-..,. - - - -5-- i't H.
The evening times., 1900-07-13
Southern RV.
sehssuls in effect July I. 1900.


Trains leave from Penn station.
s,oi a. r. Daily. Local ior Harrssozburs and
for Charlotte snd way stations
HIS rally. L. :. Fast Nil Sleeping
cars % New Orleans. Columbia. Savannah and
jacksonville. uniting ~ Salisbury n SLEEPER for
AsheyiHe. Chattsn0og5. ard Memphis and az
Charlotte wlth sleeper for Birmingham. Solid
trsin WaSh.nscOn TO Nex Orleans DiHin., car
service
u-s7 q n Daily Local ior Charlottesville.
4-0i p. m week Days. Local fer FToa- 10. Il,
Strssburg, ard Harsisoa5urc
4-so p n Daily Local FOR Cha-.ot.esvi
9-55 p. Daily. y. Y. & "a ExpTcss. sep
rs cars 10 Augusta With connections scr Aiken
ard Charleston, ana 20 savannah. Jscksorsil,,.
sad Pos; Tampa. Tnrough coach % Jsckz1uville.
Dining s--vsC~-
s:55 , n Hs.ly Eashizg-oa and CHATTANOOGA
Limited wa iy-ehhUIg}- Sleeping cars % Eczl-
oke. knoxville, ClsttsaCugs. Memphis. 1zG NeS
rrleeas- lEIoGsh c-aea 20 Memphis E;-l=s ca
service.
1875 p. II. Daily. Washington and sl1,a,rest-
cru Liia.tef- >.ecFlr- .-rs . AS!rcs!iie. kEoy-
vile. otattAaoosa. arc Nashville. ard % Atlanta.
blle, and Aey. or'c-as. EiniES or service
T0GrisS s.ecpeT Wzsiazgtoa % Ssa F:sr-isoo M5a-
Gays. Wedlead1ys. and Fridays
TRAINS on RLUEAoNr BRANCH
Leave Wash -Hgton $40 a. ~ GSliy. 90 i. m.
4 80 p. m. 4;4s P. m week dsys. and 60 D. "a
SGEGays for B.ueE-on;; s--5 p "a >stur,iays for
Lsesburg; go p n week d1ys TO Ieradon-
Through t-sias iron, she seHsa arrive wishing
ton Csc A. n. 7-S5 a N. 2-l5 D IA 1ad $50
p m daily. From HarriSonbgTx n 81 = m xeek
avs and go b. II daily From Ch1.iottesyilia
SIS A. m. ard 3-se p. daily
Tickets. sleeping car reservations. and other IN
fo-InatiOn furnished ard h-gEsEe called Tor and
checked hon hotels and residences by Uacn
1rausfcr Co. on orders left II Ticket Oface -C5
15sA ST Nv; 5il PeEa- Ave. NV. aas az
Fsaa Station
Phone IisI for P. R r, Cab Service
FRANK : CANNON
&c Y. P and Gen Ner.
= " CULP. Trzfac Manager
Y. A TURK G-rerzl Psss-r A-ert
l. S BRONS. Gcaerzl Agent
The evening times., 1900-07-13
FOR saLE-sUBUREAx.


KENSiNGTCS-XOnthIy payments. s-rooEn cot
tsgc. 2G6xlO0. micutes' walk, electric cas-:
s.. SEQ
F0STORIA. FA-Easy terms: Z acre. Groom
house, stable. oarri9ge heus1S, electric oals. 81
ESQ
NOODSIDE. MD--ElcctTic cars pass door:
ToOIas: bath. cellar, furnace. heat. windmill I50x
200. corner; easy terms; $500.
SEABSO0h-l@s acres; easy terms, S-room
house; fruit: spring; L mile trCIa station; SO
ABRAHAM FISHER, 5I2 st IA.
The evening times., 1900-07-13
FOR SALE-FAnsIS.

80 ACRES-Smsu house, outbuildings. at Wal
dorf statio:; 81 200
$40 ACRES-I5 mifes down the Potomac a
mile from. wharf. small houses. . barns and
two mETl banks; 81 500
100 ACRES--CheSapesl-e Beach r. r. house and
OutbuiidingS. Eve miles from Beach; 500.
40 ACRES-s-room house. g miles from CITY;
offer wanted: 81 400
ABRAHAM FISHER, 5Is ST. NV
U7-eo6-5t
The evening times., 1900-07-13
HELP wANTED-FEaAiE-

WANTED IoUns, ladies 10 learn manic,ring dur
ing summer months: free Box 2i9 this
cHice Item
The evening times., 1900-07-13

WANTED White or cclered girl 80 cook, wash;
sr,aF family lsg ID It NV Item
The evening times., 1900-07-13

FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.
FOR RENT-Coloni=l Beach cottage. .oeans.
usr ~ fui Ei>hsd <lj for the season J. Jay
Gould. CcieEial Beach, Va. iy9&
The evening times., 1900-07-13
help wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

NANTt D. -ir,-iiug cluga,,crs Tor a 50 Der can't
I'-l.. proof 5iescle Sire; salary and COM
mission Apply Monday nsoruirs, Cl2 d st.
jyI5--t.su
The evening times., 1900-07-13
q. s. CAYWoOD,
Real Estate, Loans. and Insurance

Real Estate, Loans. and Insurance.
aS5 9TH ST y -
FOR SALE-SJ 3CRBAN
E2FGHTWOOD PARK. fns homo, cheap fo- cash.
Broom house. bath; iaIrebes, s@s, 2-ztoTv barn,
large l-u house. frut tiecs; house built ex-
Pre-sly Tor owner. Ii sod II oGcc. s.. 600.
Iarze house and lot. 6th S.. arove Ro,,rs.,-v
l0-rocm house, grounds. 2oOUl28 feet, splendid Gle
vat;on; elese 20 electric c2Es, shade Ard fruit
trees ard shrubbery; Potomac water
l. acres. suitable for truck farm. near Broo.-
land close 20 electric cas-; Io-roOn house purHr-
house. barn. ctc-; fire soil; wciI of excellent
water; 5000 Ell-$f, ,em
FOR SALE Cheap. = acres fine land. ni,- Sv.,i
ing and outbuildinES. ~ mii-s from Washing
ten; has all kind Of fruit aud berries; can sjye
possession "a once; viii trade Tor city proptrty.
NG1ress EoN 24l- this office. iyI3-st
SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE-Tew s-rocm dwelling: tWo halls:
water in house; fruit garden; shade: tea min
utcs 20 electric ears; easy terias; - 80
DyCKETT & DUCKErT. CE5 F St.
FOR SALE-20 acres fine land. all in crop: =
room dwelling; mutt U-Jar; bau-s near city
end station: teams. wagon; $40.
DUCRETT & DUCKETT. 635 st.
FOR SALE-s-roNn dwelling; hne condition:
leT-c lot; fruit. shade; sSsr CRY and electric
CHS easy terms; 500.
il 1884 DUCKErr DUCKErT. G95 P st.
FOR SALE-Splendid buiiding lots on electric
road: MINUTES ride froIa Washington; fare
; cents; prices OF IOts 50. SEQ. and 500 each:
terms . Gown, balance Il per work and no n
terest or taxes until lots sIe paid for: size Of
lots from 100 ieet 20 I5I feet lorC ard > feet
wide. % l2-ioot alley now Is TIE time 10 pun
cisase a convenient homo make good invest
FlsBt for less than 20 cents per day- Csn or send
for fgil ieformatsna- 10 per cent of Tor cash.
JAMES 4 CLEMENTS. 1927 81 nv jyli-6J
RRENTNOOD-Oue fare by suburban electric 20
District line. taen one-fSsfrh n mile Eorlit
(RiTes Road: lots 50xa00 for Sl0o, az $ per
month See ". A, BARTLETT. Lesn 2 Trasr
Bldg. az Brentwood station, B. s y. R=ilUss.
ivs llao
The evening times., 1900-07-13

" ANTET- White girl for general houSework; will
he t.t4tsd one Of the family 6l2ie 'tn
- ~ L. en-
The evening times., 1900-07-13
WSNTED-AGESTs.

WANTED Five good agents: salary $40 PEI week.
Inc North American Weekly, IlI7 5m ST.
fyIs.rt
The evening times., 1900-07-13
gVANTED-ROOAIs.
WANTEp-BICYCIES.

NANTED-Geut's second hand wheel: state lowest
price or no notice taken Address BOX s02,
this Office. iv1I2 q
The evening times., 1900-07-13
wANTED-FARNIs.

NANIED-ro lease or rent small farm in Mary
lard; near city or near electric ears Addres,
BDH 2O6, this Office i,1I-2t
The evening times., 1900-07-13
wANTED-HoRsEs AND vEHIcLEs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED Second handed gallon coffee urn; also
lunch counter Address bon 2i3. this Office
The evening times., 1900-07-13


WANTED-A colored boy. to clean up and assist
IN waiting al 655 ID St NV. Item
The evening times., 1900-07-13
FOR RENT-HoVSES.

Apply al 0iiica for Weekly Builetia.
The evening times., 1900-07-13

>TGSt - cents pr losd. UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO, 40 l1th ST. nv. DlS-5t
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FOR REST-Two fur. rooms near Pension once.
TI6 4th st. NV. iyI3-St.em
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WASTED-An tive Young man for the drug
buSiuess. Address Bex 2f5. tais Office. Item
WANTED Barber. 1901 7tA 81, II. 5. BOSTON.
Item
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fOs RENf- -StorerOom. With fixtures: eiso 3
sog'rnsniesfins Foculs. ncw tou>e. a m
5so Isl 81. sc. MOS, en-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-09
THE WORLDS MARKETS.

CHICAGO, MARCH -wHEAT--Aiay
cpemcd steady today Mc 20 hc under yes
nerdav's nnai lgures at s5Mcu65hc; 70 t07a
Wgtc, in0uenced by easier cables. The
Cincinnati Price Current statement that
ahe marketablesurpius IL much greater
than can be disturbed before a new crop,
also csusoi some selling. These bearish
considerations however, we're more than
'oomterbalanced by the strength of LIVER
pool for spot On a fairly acu Fe market.
May artvanced 20 66Mc.
Later the market received new strength
Rruan the hrmness OF Nsw York for cash,
xnusors Of heavy export business dOne
hate yesterday and the renewed ia X Of
.usldItionai plague cases In the Argentine.
ny advanced Go 665sc and closad strong
and We over yesterday at 66heft6hc.
CDItN-lT'he market was quiet but firm
CBuntry offerings were as usual light,
and receipts moderate. 2o5 cars he e. SYN
nyaahy with the strength OF wheat was al
so a he1p Bull traders were goo buy
era. May opened nc lower. with tho ini-
sial dip In wheat At 3iM@35o and advanced
20 IS @15Mc.
Corn received ADDITIONAL support from
che wheat bulge. shipping demand and
sgood export inquiry. May closed at the
Cop 7s05sc over yesterday al 35hc.
OATS The market was qui anl
sfesAy-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-09
cNtIcAGo ILVEsToCK.

CHICAGO. MARCH 8--cATTLE--Re-
VseiDta 1890: opened generally steady.
roaed weaa with yesterdays advance lost
'one ioaa lsH pound yearlings $50; native
woOd 90 prime steers S5.lOGS6.OO; poor 10
medium S4OOfeH. 80 selected feeders active.
Si.i5Gst SO: mixed stockers steady, S5tOtp
$3.50: cows S3.Oo6ss4. Is; heifers 50 5000. 25
bulls steady S300@$i 90: calves weaker N.75
2as5 .7B; Texans receipts 800; Texas fed
sseers shade lower, s.. SO@3i 90: Texas
balls steady. 81. S0sS.75.
IispCi5-Receipts today $4,000; tomorrow
1spoe estimated left over $500. Active ,av-
feraxins shade higher. closed weak, closing
ten cents lower mixed ana butchers A.T5
Sfi5s .y7M: good TO choice heavy 81 9O@s5. 20;
rough heavy H.750S4 So; light A.7OqN.92la
hlulk or sales ti.s7hG34.S.
E1fEEP- Receipts 1900: sheep generally
x9eady; lambs ojened steady. closing Zoe
9swer; good 10 choice weathers s.. @qS5, s5;
kAir 10 choice mixed 81 l5M$5.5 50 western
sheep s. 5ofT55 90. yrsfiings ss.SGSsss. 20; Ha-
give lambs s. aOQN so. western lambs 80 90
Glg7 40.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-09

Take the most Popular Route Frisco Line Oklahoma
sCity or Wichita, to
ST. LOUIS and all points east
KANSAS CITY, and all points north and
Eureka Springs has world wide reputation wonderful
pleasure the curative properties of
the American continent and the grand
eur of the scenery surpasses that of Colorado
Passenger train leaving Oklahoma City at $3.50 and
following
at 1926 making connection with all the
Passenger leaving ST. Louis at daily In Ok
City the following evening at o'clock and Wichita at
$3.50 making close connections at Wichita and Oklahoma
CITY Fe Our service unsurpassed We
seat and chair also Pullman observation
seepers between ST. Louis Oklahoma City and Wichita
purchasing your tickets that they read via the
Frisco Line For further particulars, call address
B. F. DUNN Dist. Pass Agt. Wichita Kas.
BRYAN SNYDEt1 Gen, Pass. Agt., St. Louis, Mo.
B. f. YOAKUM, General Manager.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-09
Trans-NrIs.IssIppi Congress.

The rransmississippi congress meets
in Houston, April II. Is, 10, 20 and 81, /,
1900. Last year this congress held in
Wichita and all know Of it's success
there.
Houston people are making elaborsJe
preparations for entertaining the dele
gates. and the congress this year
promises to far excel any Of the pre-
vious meetings. Many OklAhomans
will go and spartake of the southern
hospitality.
Every county should have q good
representation at this congress. Each
county may appoint one delegate
through its executive officer, every
business organization one delegate,
with an additional delegate for every
tfty members, the mayor Of each city
appoints oae delegate.
Oklahoma should send a strong dell
ticn TO Houston and get the con-
gress interested in statehood and free
homes, Subjects for discussion tAkes
In anything which IS not OF political
or local nature, and free homes and
statehood would como under that
head. Every delegate from Oklahoma
should be furnished badge for free
homes and sts tehood.
Hon. II. @. r. Brodboll, Of Ponca
City, was chosen ct the Wichita meet
ing rs vice president of the association
for Oklshoma, and he may be address
sed by Anyonce desiring Information
as Co furnishing any part of an exhib-
IL Of products, or information regard
ing delegateships. Anyone desiring
Information may also address Tom
Richardson, secretary, Houston, Tex.
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The colored work IN BIggie Berry
Book Is an immense aid to berry grow
ers, II shows the leading ber'
ries trrc Hixe, shape and color
They Arst carefully painted
by an experienced artist, and then re-
produced by lithography az . cost Of
over one thousand dollars Aside from
the color work there are scores Of re-
productions made directly from photo
graphs Of berries, so that the reader
may have en- accurate idea Of them
See publlehern' announcement Ia an
other coium. The price Is so cents,
free BY mail; address the publishers,
Wilmer Atkinson Co., Philadelphia.
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Wide vestibuled kecnning Chair
cars. Seats free. Modern day coach
es. Pullman Sleepers. Call on near
est ticket agent for full particulars
relative to through connection east or
west, or address
@. b. Hart, General western agent,
Oklahoma City.
J. f. Holden, Traffic Manager, Little
Rock, Ark.
Henry Wood General Manager, Lit
tie Rock, Ark
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the result. The large red splotches on my
chest began 70 grow paler and smaller and
before long disappeared entirely. / regained
my lost weight, became stronger, and my ap-
petite greatly improved. was soon entirely
H. l.. MTEas, 100 Mulberry 81, Newark, N. J.
Don't destroy all possible chance Of
cure by taking tho doctors treatment
OF mercury and potash. These minerals
cause the hair TO fall out, and will
wreck the entire aYstem.
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He FooIIed the surgeons

All doctors told Renick Hamilton, Of
West Jefferson o., after suffering IS
months from Rectual Fistula, he would
die unlsss costly operation was per-
formed; but be cured himself with
Buc klen's Arniea Salve, the best in
the Would. Surest Pile cure on Earth.
9sc box at Q. R. Renfro's Drug
Store.
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KANSAS cry LIVESTOCK.

Receipts 1000; market steady 20 shade
Mower Native steers s3.70aA.45 Texas
ssteers 81 s.O0@349O; Texas cows S2.6OdeSS.75 !;
GatIve cows and heifers 81. 256I$i. %; stock
ers and feeders s2.250s5.5O; bulls 49,
G4%
HOGS Receipts 1900; market strong,
bulk OF sales N.7I6btl .sTik; heavy -
Sf.s2iz: packers s.75dd$4. S2iA; mixed So
ass; lights 445QA. M; yorkers N.IO9
#G.77tk; pigs s575dpsi.55.
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Ar De Fluent, editor OF the Jour
MAI, DOV irntjwn, Sasc, @nHeren TOT
Dum Der OF years with rheumatism In
his right shoulder and side. he says
my right arm at times was entirely
useless tried Chamberla Pain
Esniu. and was surprised TO receive re-
lief almost immediately The Pain
fSRlm has been constant companion
0f mime ever since and II never fails'
Fer sale by @. Z Renfro.
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sT louis LIVESTOCK.

ST. LOUIS. MARCH S.--CATTLE-Re-
,zeipts 5000; market steady. Native ship
plng and beef steers g SOGi85. IS; stockers
and feeders 81 iO1S.6 Go: cows and hefers
I1.aO0ys .s5 Texas and Indian steers s. 50Q
xs6s cows and heifers 81 s5Gs3 70.
HOGs~sRecelpts $500: market steady.
Pigs ana lights "a 8O@si S.: packers a. SOa
- %: butehers' @.90dt4.97h.
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CHICAGO, MARCH 8-WHBAr-Casn
No. 2 red 6sG6ec. No. 3. red 66G67c No.
2. hard winter 65G66c; No 3, brad winter
e0qp65c. No 1. northern spring 66n61hc'
No. 2. northern spring 65hu6lc; No. B.
spring 6l066ikc
CDRN-No. 2. 3iihc; No. 3, Sic.
sOAT,S-No 2. 23hc; No. 3, 22A433o
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sT. louis CASH GRAIN.

ST LOUIS. MARCH S.--WHEAT-
E8Iwiser No 2, red cash elevator. 69Ac;
track gSW7yskc; March 20; May 6s3tc; July
G5Ac. No. O. hard 65465Mc.
CORN Higher No. 2, cash 33hc; track
lte13ash. March S3hc' May sic; july Si3sc.
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KANSAS CITY SASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY. MARCH s.--wHhAT-
May 6zssc. Cash No. 2. hard 6SikGeA'
NO q sOm63c 20 g. red zoe; No 3, e4G69c.
C,ORN--1May s2hc. Cash; No. 3 mixed
7siss69i7kc; No 2, white 32Ssq53cb No g.,
1assfia2skc.
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spread all over my body.
These soon broke onttnto
sores, and it IS easy 70
imagine the suffering I
endured. B eforo I be-
came convinced that the
doctors could do no good,
I had spent a hundred
dollars, which was really
thrown away. I then
tried various patent
medicines. but they did
not reach the disease
when | had finished my
first bottle Of 8. 3. 8. I
was greatly improved
apH swoa dolfuhkaa nth
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scrippS. Rae eeague.
Lead, 5. D., March o,--Fire destroy.
ed forty buildings here today, entail
Kng losa OF half q milllon
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