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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

4tt5ttt q Q tr-fA sA1 ! Ei d 4F - sat | 'A ! Worth. Texa4.
 II feH want HHy thing from lrug stprr and want it quick, tele- phone Walker Drug Co,
 Mr. H. (. wall. the cotton man. spent Sunday with relatives and friends in Little Rock.
 The most exqai-ite piano ever seen in Pine Bluff is now next door 10 R M. Knox. 366
 Measfs. Fay Wheeling and Walter NeSsW spent Sunday with their pests in Little Rock
 FOR BENI-fWo rooms to de- siraBfe parties. cal q 953 West 9th avenue 3U3
 Hr.Joe J. HaFFizon, foreman at this flee. was cafled to Rison last Saturday to attend biz child wh ch was then quite sick. Tae little one is much nproYed.
 Telephone our orders fgF all kinds of stationery, writing fluids. office supplies, etc, ta the Wilson Printing Go. Both phones. dtf
 Capt. N ;. Jeter las returned from business trip t0 Monticello and Warren. He made the trip h the interest of the southerH Grocery Company.
 Stationery, writing iaks and af kinds . office supplies at the ans Wilson PrtLt ting =6o, coraer=Bale ea-= que aHd Chestnut. dtf
 Mr. Waterman accompanied Dy his daughtef Miss Feanciz left today for Boston, Asss., where Miss Francis will college and remain for tzsa years.
 Don Tai to see the fine stock 0f pianos. next door To .M.knox4 That gf WombIe k almost giving away ftr two weeks onlg. 3J6
 Mr H L staadard ant family ef Stuttgart. are among Che mans registered at the ErHlock today.
 Aias EUttie Hampton. of Ford ee, has j8Ht returned from three meat4H tour oi Europe sheis no~ at Fordyee Dut "Ili arrive here to-E day and resume her 6 Il ies as teacher 10 tHe public schools
 Miss Bertle kaaa3Y, whehas been pending the summer with leiative- L. I inais, VIII =aet return =ta Pine Bl4n daeA the winter aa y as at li.SteH expected
 Mr. Roy Davis lsft this morning fer Afkadelphia, where he #1H eBtef me 0aAeAita aaptist College. ae E a bright yuuug man anu Wttl doAot- i less succeed in atl al5 studies.
 .fbe Fowler aammsri0H eo., arr op#nIHE ug Iaf 00sitass. ID toe Fuuke buil1iug Mr. B B jenAiae, ef ftne Bluff. is manager, @fth Ar Homer Faagun and at assistant ip 1 tbe olli #e --Iex sfkaaia4.
 Miss Clara Pride, Of seaFcy aGd af ss Zee simpson 9t English. sfgei vislHs aiss stella Mooney tha Uas W ees. have feluraed to th 1T homes. [
 young man without ex9srieuc E any mole tnau obseFYa ion as clerA 2 3r safesmaas wants situation NH d8 all he e#fn Q further fhe en- rrpFises of the business. Apply ta Jhi4 atiirf 3o3
 As8flI#r and ilaastFi4a4 yaHae maa ahe has bad several yeafs ex pereaee as Inspector aua shipper ai vel ' pine lumber. waats ritua tiou Apply at tals efiee 303
 sieH Harfg Iraiaek. Hae Hammatt aud Mi#s Iifa f3ammptt speaf sunday vim MT aHa Mir i NerahaI Truloek at LinV ood
 2ofH CENTURY DIRECTORY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

Kndling weol aea4ered to=ans part of tbe city for 8l.0e pel load. ZEELE SLAVE D. Telephone or I ers reeeHe prompt raEf1aatian. U
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

Ihe local loaga n BIAS have heea naable 10 lueate HR9 qt inc at.iazat af Galveston Loa2e S l2G aHa have Huthatz taf 3sl4si faiat o the HanstaH laaga taar3 Y an then f4r inc S50 roe utly d5aated th Galvesf1n ht1d sufferer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

I telephone our orders fgF all kinds 0f stationery, writing fluids. office supplies, etc, tn the Adams-Wilson Printing Co., Both phones. dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

Empire brick and Limburgef cheese. the finest n the land, receiv- ed twice week-Strauss < Miller.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

Me regret 10 learn of She death ot tlfe Httleea#I=fi H5 88a Mrs Gin Harper WhEeh 9eeHrfed Ht tHeif home n IafH Kark Hast Sat8t5at attefuuou 8ad CIT piy upataIz ' Ith ttIsHz ## Hilg esH ##f HF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

Mr II. L Staadard ant tamily ef Sfuffgart. are among Che many registered al the Yrulock today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

r. NJ. kIIfag aas faeaigs1 iafse shlpmeut sl .lersaa & Wright lFes aad is aaA prrpaeal t9 heef sa4 I-5Ai~ and faiea&9 pEises.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

1hoae V f9. x i-H afttnGa Uf fffT att-- Ama 6tzl tf Hadoiia 6f vi0tin hss.,es iii pis e#li at Hr hifsy If ffEftf 6efeff fire ift58f- . ana | 41tek M04as4 aud THes- daA alletaahs. 3a2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

Mr. Joe J. HarFison, foreman at this flee, was eailed to Rfson st Saturday to attend bis child wh ch was then quite sick Ire little one k much nproYed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

Oysters and Fish received every Monday and Thursday at Merchants Cafe. 393
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

Lbe Daily Crapblc.
 MEYER soLusoS.-city Editor.
 CITY ITEMS.
 Mr. T. |. Brummett, of Camden, is registered af The Trulock.
 pr. T. [. Eoear. Dentist. 0ff1ct over Citizens Bank Both phones. If
 Mir Jim frank.ln. of Little Rock, spent sunday on his place tweiY miles below the city.
 Nr. Percy Meyer left this morning for Fayetteville, where he wilIresame his studies.
 Ii you want your prescriptions fe livered quica send them to Walker Drug Co.,. Y
 Air Tip How ell ieftzat noon today for Richmond. ky to enter school. He VIII finish this year.
 Oysters and Fish received every Monday and Thursday al Merchants Cafe. 393
 Sir. {. |. Powell. the telephore man. ls tn Little Rock today on bus mess.
 Miss Jessie Adams has gone 10 Tamo. @ here she wIil haye charge ot school during the winter.
 PurinH Heath Four. makes brain bread. 4 resi- supply just iu. Strauss & Miller.
 The many fflerds Of Mrs charles +. FIlzHugh VIII regret tn learn Chat she is stfli confined 70 her room Rfth illness.
 Walker Drug Co., keep standing ready Ut all times horse and bi- cicie for quick delivery of any thing ordered rom them.
 Mir James Feutresst U Noble Lake, passed through Pi0e Bluff sunday. en route home from business tfip to St, Louis.
 Call on r. M. KaraY. zI7 2ad aye, for all tfle latest novelties iii B#eqe5e snndriea also repairing promptly done.
 Messrs. john r. Weedon, of Wab- baseka, aed Y. [. Bonner 0f Han- phrey, were Suudat visitors in the ely. They ate geniH gentlemen and have maas fsiends ia thls city
 New MneA0er herliag. He.ti4e in wine sauce. Hamburg Eatied herring. Russian sardine- a8d other deHeac fes just arrived f-sfraas { MiiIer..s Miss Mary Hluthafat, of st. Louis. passed through the ettg SesteFaaJ morning eu route @ Noble Ea8e. where she Nili teach school during the wiater months.
 Kindtng wood aea7ered to= =ant part of the city for 8l08 per ioad. zEELL S4a8E ,. Telephone 6r efs reeehe prompt sIffsatian. u Mrs Leo Ra-taf= aud som. H aid Mss May atetee 4eturned saH- da0 rom r segrrHl weeks vIsf6 t relatives aHa 9leHaz u Evanston. Wyoming. 4a-y 9i=f1 flsited ot sat Lake CItY aua 0edeu, tfab.
 r. N. kTfaY aas ffeaf9s1 1afst sHpmeni el .lersaa &-Artght Hfss =aaa is no44 prrpaes4 to uee1=9l I.54i~ and EaieaG5 gHiaHs.
 We regret 10 learn ot fae death oi l tae Httle eA#4a -f H5914a mfs=9iI Harper winch aaeaFrel at incl home n l.nfH Ra9k a.t aatatdat attefuoou 9a5 2l3 mgataz with ttIesls= #z. al.e ssfsI=#t4f.
 4huse WHa x i1h f aft3fI ce ufff [ stss Aua 6tzt tH adot1 9t vipin tss.,ee Hi ple e#4I 4t Nr HeE Ettf ftfeff fire fftz8fz q and laek Moada4 aud faes aa4 altelAsaana. 3a2 
 Ihe iucal Iod1e n kas have heen | uaaoie 10 4peate Hn4 qt inc atse#4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

Mrs Estell sehnable has returned from a vi-it To relatives at Fort Worth, Tpx4e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

Miss Euttie Hampton of Ford e.. has I8Ht returned from three meatsH' tour oi Europe sheis noes at Fordyce Dut vii arrive here to- day and resume her eugies as teacher in tHe public schools.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

FOR REIN 1.-Two rooms to de- riFabie parties. cal q at 553 H est 9th avenue 303
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

aissBartie kaHa3y, whe has been pending the summer with teiativer ia=IEinaiz, will aat return t44 Pine Bl4n dae41 tHe winter aa aas at li.sB expected
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

\ I0ung uan WIthUut eNperlpnca any moIe tn4u obsegya ion as clerk .yr eatesHaa. wants situation. Nia d8 all he e8n 70 further fhe en- prpTisEss of the b1siaess. Apply tn tbt4 0ii-a 383
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

II teH want any thing from 3 lrng stprr and want it quick, tele- phone Walker Drug Co, VI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

Measfs. Fay 2 RHeeliHg and Walter Mex . spent sunday with their ftbests fu Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

Mr. H. (. wall. the cotton man. spent Sunday with relatives and friends in Little Rack.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

The most exqoi-ite piano ever seen in Pine Blun is now next door to R N. Knox. 366
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-17

Miss Clara Pride, Of Seafey ald M ss Zee simpson 0f Eaglisa, after visiting aiss stella Mooney tha Dast @ eek. have feluraea 10 II lr homes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
GREAT GOLD CONSOLIDATION
Probably the Worlds Greatest win
be Effected in Colorado.

Denver. Col, Nov. S.-AIthougb the re-
ported sale of the Portland mine IS de-
MED at the offices of The company in
Colorado Springs. it is generally believed
in mining circles that this big Cripple
Creek property win pass into the hands
of an English syndicate. consisting of the
Venture Corporation. the Exploration
company and Werner. Bet & Co, the
South African diamond miners and in
vestors in Mexico mines and railways It
is said that the price to be paid is about
Sl5,0500o0 Tt is known that experts for
the concerns in the deal have made
thorough exploration Of the property and
from London the report comes that the
deal Is practically closed. The plan re-
ported from London IS to consolidate the
Portland with STATIONS Independence.
and to form new company to control
both Of the great gold properties. Such
a consolidation would create not only the
greatest gold mining property in Colo
RADIO but probably the greatest in the
world
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
TWO MORE BODIES FOUND
In the Tarrant Ruins ss ystery of the
EXPLOSION Fus0EubIe

New York, Nov. 8.-Two more bodies
were taken from he ruins Of the Tarraat
building today. The first was that Of
Hamilton Matthews, a driver for Tar
rant d Co. The remains we're shocdngly
mutilated. Later the diggacs In the
ruins came across another body. This
proved to be that of Benjamin Moore
house, the missing shipping and STOCK
clerk of the company Moorehouse was
81 years old and has been missing since
the explosion With him probably died
an possibility Of explaining the fire bor-
TOR. It was Moorehouse who had charge
of ne storage book of the big drug Store
in which was a list u all the exclusives
stored in the building. No trace of this
book can be found. Moorehouse lives at
Mount Clair. n. J. Fire department CT
hcials insisted al lalong that the clerk
had simply disappeared for a time and
would later run up. Moorehouse's fam
lily. however, felt that his body would be
found in the ruins. The police opinion
was based on the fact that man who
pretended to know Moorehouse said re
had seen the clerk In the street after the
explosion occurred
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
THE yEEATaER.

Wichita, Kansas, Nov. 8, 1900
During the past "a hours ending at z
p. m, the highest temperature has been
43, the lowest 81, q range Of z degrees
and the mean has been 81, which is 6
degrees colder than the normal temper
atre for thue day as deduced from the
observations at this station for the past
eleven years, and Is degrees colder than
Wednesday, with generally clear weather
gentle n. z. wind and high barometer.
Since the first of the month the aver
age temperature has been 90 which Is 4
degrees daily warmer than normal and
the total rainfall none, which is 20 inch
less than the normal
Since the first Of the year the rainfall
has been 3091 inches, which IS s.72 inches
more than the normal. Twelve years
ago today snow storm began which
completely blockaded street cars and
railway trains for a hours and impeded
travel for nearly a week Nine inches
OF snow fell.
FRED. 7. JOHNSON Observer.
Washington Nov S.-Forecast for Fri
day and Saturday for Oklahoma and IN
dian TerrTtory-Partly cloudy Friday
probably rain in western and central
portions. Saturday fair; north to north
east winds.
For Kansas-Fafr warmer Friday, ex-
cept probably rain in southwest portion.
Saturday fair; variable winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
coMINa LOCAL EVENTS.

Wichita Council, No. 81. T. T. B. A.,
meets tonight above 125 South Main.
Regular session of the Elks at 7:9O
O'Clock this evening. Balloting and prac-
tice by driu team.
Peerless Degree Of Honor, No. s. viii
meet this evening at 1880. Candidates for
iniauon please be present
Rathbone Sisters meet tonight. Impor-
tant business. Every member come out
and see what IS in store for them.
Regular convocauon Of Wichita Chap
ter No. 80. r. A NJ Friday night. Nov
ember g, at 1880 O'Clock Visitors vel
come.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of st Johns
Episcopal church VIII give a miss onary
tea at the home of Mrs Chester Adams,
rs North Lawrence avenue, this after
noon from to O'Clock. An interesting
missionary talk IS to be given from ore
wh1 has recently returned from China.
A cordial welcome is extended 20 al
ladies' interested
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Mo, Nov. s-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 700; market steady. Native steers
S435G5.30; Texas steers $9.1095.00; Texas
steers $3.10Q500; Texas cows s2.e0d3.25;
native cows and heifers 1906 IS; stock
ers and feeders $3.0rdA25; bulls S2.7593 s..
Calves-RecetDts 800; market steady.
81. 4Od5.8o
Hogs-Recefpts 5000; market strong TO
&c higher. Bulk Of sales s4.7574 80; heavy
s. 79g4.80; packers S4.75d4S0: mixed 40
Q4.s0; workers 81. eod455; pigs $4671k9t.75.
Sheep Receipts 400; market steady;
lambs $S00a5.4o; muttons $2Oo0465
ST LOUIS.
St Louis, Nov. S.-Cattle-Recefpts Zoo.
Market steady, strong. Native beef
beef steers s. 30075. 20; st0ckers and feed
ers 81. 406450; COWS and heifers 81 0o75 %;
Texas and Indian steers S3.25Q4.55; COWS
and heifers S24003.5O
Hogs-Receipts 1900; market strong.
Pigs and lights $A75g4s5; packers $3.50
IS; butchers $485d495
Sheep Receipts 1908 market steady.
Native muttons S3.75Q410; lambs $3.50
$50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
HHEAT SHADE LOVER
December Closes at II SO,
a Shade OFF.
BIG RUSSIAN ESTIMATE
Corn and Provisions Lower;
Oats Unchanged.

/ chicago, Nov. e.-Wheat was dull and
easy most Of The day on lower cables but
later steadied On export business. De-
cember closing a shade lower. Corn
closed Aq7sc lower and oats unchanged.
Provisions at the close were 2@Q5c down.
December wheat opened sc higher to
&c lower at 731s 10 73lzc, striving to see
its way clear through conflicting news
a Liverpool decline on one hand and bull
lish Argentine advices on the other. Fol-
lowing the opening December touched 1917
q78sso. Thereafter however, the market
generally ignored the word from the h
er side Of the equator 10 the effect that
storms had done severe damage TO The
crop in the province Of Santa Fe A
cable announcing that the preliminary
Russian report shows the wheat croD 10
be the best since 1890 was depressing
factor, the recent large shipments from
the czar's country seeming to bear out
the report. December gradually on a
narrow trade sagged to Use. At this
point cash sales here We're reported at
10000 bushels and New York claimed IS
loads for export Shorts covered and a
recovery ensued, December closing a
shade under yesterday at 1874 G739sc sea
board clearances in wheat and -four were
equal to 335, 600 bushels. Primary re-
ceipts aggregated 605,000 bushels compar-
ed with $4,000 bushels last year. Min
neapolis and Duluth reported 426 cars
against BIZ last week and 500 a veal. ago.
Local receipts were 131 cars, two of con
tract grade
Freer country offerings, due largely to
the cooler weather, caused a recession in
the price of corn. Lower cables re
minor factor Offerings of November
were very liberal and elevators were free
seelers of December and May December
sold between 355s and 351lc and closed a
49sc down at S54a3sc- Receipts were
80 cars.
Oats were dull, ana the trade Of a
light local character. Prices we've steady.
December sold between .21EG22c and 21%
d3sc, and closed unchanged at 217sc. Re
ceipts were 157 cars.
Provisions were quiet The market
started 2izG5c higher on light hog re-
ceipts and better prices at the yards but
eased off later with wheat and on lib
eral offerings Of lard. Trade was prin-
cipally local and bare Of fea lures. Jan
uary pork sold between 81 221s and ST. Is
and closed sc lever at S1.15; January
lard between $67215 and 1855. clos ng ~
M5c down at 1856 and Januezy ribs be-
tween Sc and S5.9215, with the close sc
depressed at S595
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat
s. cars; corn 90 cars; oats 120 cars: hogs
% coo head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
PR0VIsIoN- AIARKET-
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

J. w. Haskell Of Douglas and Sam
Stewart of Sharon furnished the car
hogs Tor the early market yesterday.
The receipts of hogs at the FIVE big
western markets on wednesday were
4 46 100 against II 600 on the same day lost
week. She people were voting on Tues
day instead of selling hogs.
It is always the unexpected that hap
pens. Nearly everybody expected hogs
would be lower yes erday on account Of
provisions closing lower on Wednesday,
but instead Of lower the market for live
hogs was five cents higher.
Europe Is still sending money TO this
country for mCat Last week there were
exported from Boston 1910 head Of cat
tie and 10 94 dressed quarters Of beef;
from New York 2 1f9 head Of ca tile and
1929 quarters Of beef.
TIE Dr6vers' Telegram yesterday gave
up three columns of its space on the first
page to election reports and cuts of Nc
kinney and Roosevelt. This is supposed
10 be justified on the ground that the
election was strictly business affair.
James Greenwade of Hunnewen and
John A. RatHn OF Hennessy marketed
hogs last evening, the latter topped the
market
THE stOckyard company are repairing
the long covered stock chute EXTEND 2
from the yard scales TO the DoId grounds
There had been so many porkers crowd
through it that it began to lean to The
south
r. r. Woodson said last evening that
ne had contracted To build two new
houses ON Twentieth street south OF the
packing houses Tt is predicted that there
win ba buildine boom I'm that section Of
the city next spring
SPEAKING Of sheep II viii be proper TO
mark THAI The Mary" who had "a
little lamb" was little Massachusetts,
Frl who had adopted one ~ a pair Of
twin lambs The lamb straye1 away and
on hor wal to school Mary found It and
actual y did take a TO school with her
and to the class A yong man na0'ed
Row tom. the son If Boston riding
mas en- who WAS fitting himself at Har-
var7. was at the school that day and
uroto .he line which haze become inn
mortal The lamb lived to- be very
old sheep and was finally killed by an
anerv cow
The Drovers' Telacram speaking Of he
Kans City sheep market SAYS that the
supply was moderate and amounted TO
000 head Lambs were scarce and there
were not enough fat sheep or lambs to
iii he ne ds of the kin rs. Since last
We62es7av reoeiots here Up 90 last
NIGHT amounted IN only AIS heal and
the killers were anyious for supplies to-
day The supply OF anything that could
BE EfIi 8 was eagerly houeht and prices
were gn6ven'v higher owing to The soar
city cn0ta IONS ranging from Zoe higher
20 25c orr soc CLer Lambs sold mp 70
81 % With most OF HE sales at S5-25 and
up Two loads OF Arizona sheep and
yea~'inrs brought SOS and two loads Of
corn fed western wethers sold readily az
s. H. 4 single deck Of fat ewes 5roueht
Sio0 Feeding sheep and lambs were a0-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
L|VE STOCK MARKET
Prices Unexpectedly Took an
Upward Turn Yesterday
TOP PRICE WAS $500
Receipts Were Hardly Equal
TO the Demand.

TIE hog market very unexpectedly
bounded upward yesterday. The gain
in price was a good strong niclle. Near
~ all the buyers and sellers on the prev
ious evening when they discovered that
provisions had closed lower predicted
lower prices Tor hogs yesterday. That
however, cid not seem to scare the pack
ers and this morning they commenced
to bid up the price for hogs without any
= rega to the weakness in provisions. The
TOP price for hogs yesterday was $40,
ana it was a car load Of Oklahoma pork
ers that knocked the high persimmon-
Dold was ,he buyer that raked in all the
onsrings and be would have taken a few
car loads more # they had been there.
The bulk Of the offerings were Just far
T. good mixed packers and went over.
The hogs that brought the top price only
averaged z35 pounds, but they were even,
the load containing nc extreme weights.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
SEASONS FIRST COLD WAVE
NOW in Progress and the Forecast Is
for WOrse.

Washington. Nov. s-The weather bu-
reau issues the following bulletin: The
first weil-marked old wave Of the season
covers the middle. western and north
western states with a minimum reported
temperature Of z degrees above zero at
Huron S. D. Freezing weather is re-
ported in southern Kansas and southern
Missouri and snow has fallen as far
south as the Ohio river Tonight the line
Of freezing temperature viii extend over
Arkansas and Tennessee and heavy frost
viii occur in the central and north parts
Of the middle and east Gulf and South
Atlantic states, excepting Florida In
the Atlantic coast states from Virginia
northward the temperature viii be much
lower and snow hurries will occur from
the lower lake region and upper Ohio val
ley over the north Atlantic states. The
temperature will continue low for the
season over the eastern part Of the
country Saturday but wiz moderate rap
idly, with rain in the Gulf and south
western states during Friday night and
Saturday. WILLIS I. MOORE,
Chief Weather Bureau.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
SEC0ND-CLASS MAIL ABUSES
To be Handled IN the Forthcoming
Postal Report Rural Delivery

russian ne tSot - - Ai "a A'1iAf ftA
Washington Nov. 5.--Postnaster Cen
eral Emory Smith, in his forthcoming an-
nuaI report will again CAN the attention
Of congress TO the abuses OF the second
class mail matter privileges and VIII re-
new in vigorous language his former
recommendations for legislation looking
to the abolition o. these abuses. Mr..
Smith VIII review tbs subject at cone
siderable length, pointing out TOE vast
losses the government sustalns through
The present practices Another feature
% the report VIII b. ths review q tae
growth of the rural free delivery system
in ali parts o. the United states ana tEs
postmaster general Will take strong
grounds II favor of its general extension
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
CUBA COMPANY ORGANIZED
win so 0O0. coo 20 former street
CaEs and -urar E,IanEat. ona

Philadelphia N0v. s-F'-l.ownE q meet
lns q Philadelphia and canzai4n Essal-
G. Van Rome. chairman - The board es
directors ~ tre Canadian Pacific r3llro-
ana his s1n p p vsa Horne ~ sfozt-
resl sailed fr1n here today er sand -.
Taers fhsr vli make 90 sT7-t ~
7asns az an h1rse ani tle ~ =
Cuha and als0 on al sgEr =
BE- Che a1 TIE DIP r-ur tie tr3
men was re result Z tae permanent os-
aaan AZ isst nEats u e
-na company, w-h c1 g