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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-16
POLITICAL BREYITIES.
Interesting Events Condensed For
the Busy Reader.

A Bryan and Stevenson club has been
organized at Marion The officers are as
follows: President, R. H. Baker; secre-
tary, J. NJ. Young; treasurer. J. Forney- A
committee to look after registration is
com posed of G. Thompson Q. G. Jones,
J. Cav and d. Doty. G. F. Wheeler, Z.
hill, f. Williams, A swan, II. ftlddse ana
F. Wagner were appointed to arrange dec
oratfons and parades. The club starts out
with $50 members.
T. H Grisham, the fusion nominee for
congressman in the Fourth district, made
a speech at Usage City last night
Captain Howard Scott Of the Twentieth
Kansas is making fusion speeches in
southern Kansas.
General o. o. Howard made a Republi-
can speech at Cuenemo last night.
Governor Stanley and Lieutenant Gov
ernor Richter spoke at Harrington last
night.
Postmaster General Charles Emory
Smith made a Republican speech at Well
ington last night.
Eugene Debs spoke at Abilene Sunday:
at ArmOurdale last night.
State superintendent Nelson made a
speech at Enterprise last night.
w. Y. Church, superintendent of tnSur-
ance, is doing some campaigning on his
own account.
1t is expected that the various contest
cases pending before the state supreme
court will be decided this week. The two
cases are Republican quarrels.
majority in the Fifth district will be
larger than ever before.
Senator W. A Harris spoke at Lawrence
last night.
in Kansas with a speech at Emporia last
night
W. d. Oldham, who nominated BRYAN
for president in the Kansas City conven-
ton. spoke at ST. Marys last night.
J I'm P Irish spoke at Leavenworth last
night
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cided slump before election day. stocks
are a purchase on the soft places. Another
large block Of gold has been engaged for
shipment 70 this city and further Imports
are looked Tor during the week. Il ia
stated upon excellent authority that tt IS
the intention OF the banks 70 bring over
between 1o,O00.OO0 ana 10000 600 within the
next fortnight. The Improvement in tho
financial situation IS a strong bull argu-
ment and coupled with the certainty Of
Mcktnley's election. Il should inspire
greater confidence among the believers In
higher prices and spur them TO more vir-
orous action. notwithstanding tile do-
NAL Of the report that the warning Rna
companies had settled their troubles, wan
Street stiil believes that "a deal OF some
kind IS pending between the Pc pies ana
the Ogden The shorts in Peoples Gas
have received a severe squeeze again and
are badly disdgured- An advance II
last few days and II the deal now an ia
contaminated. the price Will go several
notches higher Western houses which
led the selling OF stocks last week are
now urgent buyers. There seems to have
been a decided change ir sentiment iu an
directions and every hooy knows that dam
gers Of an election scare has been passed.
There Is such a thing - being oycr-san-
gufne. The unexpected invariably happens
in Wall street Bearing this in mind it
might be prudent 10 take good profit
when they are IN sight. IT a. the Rener-
ally accepted belief among wen posted
people that the iull pools will rot g irry
any stocks over the election therefore,
free selling on the bulges may be looked
for. r. n. HUDSON.
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ALL TIRED OUT
Mr.. Stevenson Arrives In New York
to Meet Col. Bryan.

New York, Oct 16.-Mr. Stevenson ar
rived in Jersey City at 11:21 a. m He
was accompanied by Judge Howard
Carrow, whose guest he was at Camden
yesterday. Harry Z. Paul and Ralph
Gongers were also in the party. Sena-
tor Keys met Mr.. Stevenson and the
other members of the party and accom-
panied them to carriages which were in
waiting and which conveyed them to the
Democratic state headquarters on
Washington street where they made a
short call before proceeding to New
York. The vice presidential candidate
was applauded by the crowd in the rail-
road station as he passed from the train
to the carriage.
The train on which Mr.. Stevenson
journeyed from Camden to Jersey City
made short stops at Burlington, Tren-
ton and Newark and at the latter place
Mr.. Stevenson made a four minute
speech to a crowd that had gathered at
the station. Mr.. Stevenson arrived at
the Hoffman House in this city at 1926
o'clock p. m, accompanied by Judge
Carrow. John B. Stanchfield, candidate
for governor and Senator Mackay, nom
inee for lieutenant governor. They were
received by Richard Croker, Senator
Murphy, DR.. Crosby, Senator Macarren
and others, after which Mr.. Stevenson
was shown to his room. Mr.. Stevenson
said he was greatly fatigued.
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Chicago. Oct 16.-CATTL
$500, including 1000 west rms, 1 900 Texans.
Generally steady to slow Good to prime
steers, $5.30G5S5: poor to medium, 81. $50
SIS: stockers and feeders, $2.35G4 50; cows,
g e5q4 IS; heifers, g. 75a465; Gamers, 500 zoo
Texas fed steers, $1,000 40; Texas grass
ers, $3.20d410.
aOGS-Rec ipts today, 5000: tomorrow,
estimated % 600; left over, 4.259; 10 cents
lower; top, IS 10; mixed and butchers, 81. q
d5-70: good to choice heavy, %-7s45o5,
rough heavy, S4.6a14.70: light, $4.70655 O5
bulk Ct sales. $4-S0d5.0o.
HEEP-Receipts. 1900: sheep slow.
Lambs steady to slow. Good to choice
vet hers. ss-so0420; fair to choice mixed.
$3s06t4.00- western sheep $500 90: ar
sszcQ5.e 81: western lambs, S. s5gs.5O
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STREET RAILWAY MEN.
Albert Patten, of Topeka, is Attend
ing Their Session.

The American Street Railway associa-
Convention hall, Kansas City, this week.
Several hundred delegates from all over
the United States attend and matters of
general interest to street railway men
are presented both in discussion and ex-
hibits. The Topeka Street Railway COM
pany is a member of the association.
Albert M. Patten, cashier in the office of
the general manager left this morning
for Kansas City and will probably at
tend all the sessions. AS an electrician
he is much interested in electrical de-
velopments and machinery. General
Manager J. NJ. Patten and President c. c.
Baker, of the local company, win attend
some of the later sessions
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YOUTSEY IN BED.
Is Placed by Door Leading nto the
Court Room.


Court Room.
Georgetown, Ky, Oct. 1.-THE trial Of
Henry Youtsey on the charge of COM
plicity IN the Goebel assassination was
resumed today, although Youtsey's con-
ditlon was unchanged. He was placed
on bed which was pulled up to door
way in the court room in plain view.
Wharton Golden was the first witness
to take the stand
Golden said he never told Rev. John
Stamper, nor Mrs Stamper, that he was
to get $4,000 for his testimony, nor that
if he could see Colonel Campbell he
could get $4,000 He denied all the
statements attributed to him by the
Stampers, L. F. Sinclair and others.
w. Fl. Culton was recalled and again
denied telling Charles Reynolds that he
had contract for immunity, nor had he
told one Chipley that Wharton Golden
had gotten them all in this trouble.
Arthur NJ. Goebel was recalled and in
answer to a question from Colonel Mel
son said he had never testified in any
of these cases until yesterday.
Lieut.. John Ricketts, said he remem-
bered seeing Youtsey some days after
the shooting talking to Captain Bennett,
and when Youtsey walked away he
(Ricketts) asked Bennett who Youtsey
was. On cross-examinatiOn he said he
knew Youtsey's face as being the man
he had seen and talked to before but
did not know his name.
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SANTA FE'S LUMBER ROAD.
Contracts Let For Connecting the
Beaumont and @. G. & S. +.

The Gulf. Colorado & Santa Fe has
let contracts for the grading and bridge
work on the extension of the Mont
gomery branch Of that road The ex-
tension will be about so miles in length
and will take the Montgomery branch
to Silsbee Junction, where it will connect
with the Gulf, Beaumcelt & Kansas City.
which was purchased by the Santa Fe
some time ago and reorganized under its
management last week.
The contract for the first 25 miles was
given to Kicker & Lee, of Galveston
and the contract for the second % miles
was let to John Scott & Sons, of St
Louis. The contractors are to begin
work at once and are to complete their
contracts by February Is, 1901
The Beaumont traverses a big lumber
region and its acquisition gives the San
ia F'e lumber business Of its own for the
first time to any great extent This
roads annual report, filed day or two
since, showed gross earnings of S269, sos
and operating expenses, S1SS. s16.
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Furnished by J. c. colngs Commission.
Company members Chicago Board OF
Trade, Topeka, Kan.
Liverpool. 80 p. M: Wheat weak ssd
lower; corn. quiet. sd lower than yester-
london. 80 p. m: Wheat easy ga
December ltd lower than yesterdays
Paris: Wheat weak. 10al5c lower: -four
weak. l5c lower than yesterc avs close.
chicago. Weather map shows & ear In
weather is indicated. Conditions continue
very favorable for grain movement.
Omaha; Hogs, 800; cattle $500.
ed 8; corn. 75e cars. graded lS3; oats, ~
Kansas Grain Dealers secretary esti-
mates that sixty per cent OF the wheat Of
Kansas has been marketed. her grain
d alers not In association who are equally
well posted. place II at on per cent IN
which Kansas city has received about 20.-
St. Louis receipts; Wheat. today 7o5oo
last year Sl,sJV' corn, toca az llo o 2. last
year 54290; oats, today $40. last year CO.
Northwest receipts Of wheat; Mime
apolis, today 49, cars, last year 40l. Du-
luth, today III cars, last year 35l.
ChicaEo; Provisions open, easy and
dull, 30 600 hogs for TOMORROW.
Antwerp: " heat 11sd lower than yes
Kansas City receipts: Wheat. today ls0
cars; corn. today. "a cars: oats today n
cars. Same date last year-Wheat, lS2
Chicago: Board has Paris ciose-Whcat.
unchanged to Is confines lower; flour. 10
to Is confines lower.
Liverpool close; Wheat iAnAd lower
corn unchanged since yesterd VS. close. .
London close: Wheat lad lower 20 lAd
higher; corn unchanged 70 ikd lower
Paris: Wheat unchanged to 15c loweri
-four 1GNl5c lower.
Chicago: Hogs close very weak at the
decline. 5000 left over.
Total clearances: Wheat, 1f2. i03 hu..
-four 99,S69. corn, 6d5. $40. oats. 36G asf
Wheat and flour equals $4,000 bushe s.
Primary receipts and shipments. Wheat
Receipts. today 1051, COO last year 111u.-
531, 600 Corn-Receipts. today 1872 900. last
year $4,000; shipments, today 03,000. last
year 735 900.
Chicago; Cash wheat sales so far. 5000
bu. Minneapolis, reporting a better de-
mand as mills resume. Cash corn sales
here this morning 100000 bushels.
Chicago. Estimated receipts for tomor-
row-Wheat, 100 cars corn. 40 cars; CATS
go cars, hogs. 30, 600 cars.
Bra dstreet's. Wheat, increase .f.20l000.
New York. Traders trying to break
market.
Bradstreet's. Wheat, Increase 4.273Ol0;
corn, increase 2,041,000; oats, increase sS9.-
Bradstreets: Wheat. last week. de-
crease 1876 900; corn. last week, Increase
235 600; oats last week. increase 1636.O01
6s5sc; May. INC. Corn-December. s85scs
St Louis: Wheat-october 7ztc: De-
cember 734sc bid; May. 77hdMc. Corn
october, sShc; December. 54ikci May. S57so
New York reports % loads OF wheat ana
Il of corn for export.
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New York Uptown Gossip.

Furnished by ]. G. Goings Commission
Company, members Chicago Board Of
Trade, Topeka
New York, Oct. 16.-The stock market
has struck a pretty rapid pace. Whether
it can keep it up remains to be seen.
Some of the enthusiasts claim that the
advance has only started and predict a
rise of at least points all along the list.
Conservative people, on the other hand
are advising their friends to avoid the
mistake of leading up with stocks on
these sudden bulges. AS IS always the
case when stocks are advancing, every
extravagant predictions are heard on all
Sides All the old dead timber in the
market brought in to prominence and
buyers are so anxious to go with the tide
might be in regard to their choice of
stocks. There is quite a list to select
from, so no excuse can be advanced for
taking chances with trash. The latter
will undoubtedly be given attention before
the elimination of this bull movement. 1t
Is generally safe to begin taking profits
from their seclusion- 1t is evident from
the very large increase in the volume OF
specialties transaction that the buying Is
not all Ior the snort account. All new
orders to buy stock Sellers are very
scarce. The rise in prices has developed
the fact that the short interest was much
larger than generally estimated 1t was
particularly heavy in Peoples Gas. SUI
gar, Northern Pacific, the Changers and
Tennessee Coal and Iron. The opinion
among brokers last night was that nearly
all the big bears had covered their lines
and with the demand for stocks from this
source pretty well satisfied buying from
appearance in order to prevent a sharp
reaction in prices. The fact that there are
more prominent people in Wall street at
the present time than there has been Tor
many months would indicate that the
market is to be boosted still higher, and
that Notwithstanding the talk Of a de-
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ALL UNDER ONE ROOF.

Rock IsIoad Depot Changes and I'M
provements In North Topeka.
Constructive changes of considerable
magnitude will be made in the Rock
Island depot properties in North Topeka
The two-story frame structure that
formerly saw service as general offices
when this division was first opened and
latterly has been used as a passenger
depot, has been sold and will be removed
to become again a private residence.
An addition 24x20 feet will be built to
the present freight station, on the north
end. The addition will be used for
freight and ticket office and waiting
room. BY these changes more freight
room will be furnished and all North
Topeka business will be under one roof
The work will be begun next week.
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New York, Oct. 6.-MONEY-Monev on
call nominally per cent; prime mercan-
tile paper. sac per cent. Sterling ex-
change steady with actual business in
bankers bills at S4.S4dA for demand and
at S4.S05zN24 for sixty days. Posted rates,
$4S113 and $4S5Q35- Commercial bills,
81 79a4 d4S0A-
SILVER-Silver certifica ties, 622 d633z C;
bar silver, 62Ac: Mexican dollars. 491kc
BONDS-Governme bonds steady; y.
,: retunding e, Iys94 90 coupon; 5esss; zs'
coupon, 1091z; new As, registered. 133; do.
coupon, 134: old Is. registered 1141k: do.
coupon, 11415; IS. registered, 1I2; do. cou-
pom, 1874.
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Kansas civ Live Stock market.

Kansas city, Oct 16-CATTTE-Re-
ceipts, 1900; market steady. Native
steers, $4.10d5-4 40. Texas steers S2.75N5.35:
Texas cows S2.00Q3.1O; native cows and
heifers. $1.50d4.00. stockers and feeders,
$2.25G4 35: bulls, $1.75d3.25.
CALVES-R Receipts, ], 200; market steady,
S4.25M5.75
HOGS-Receipts, 5000; market, 51715c
lower. Bulk of sales, 4.S0G4S5; heavy.
S4756I4 s215; packers, S4SO64.91; mixed.
S4.7514S 716; light S475d4 921ks workers,
$4S014925k: pigs s427lLd475.
SHEEP-Receipts, 900; market steady.
Lambs, $4.10Q5.00; muttons, $2.90a4.O0.
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Todaz's Topeka Markets.

Topeka, Oct. 16.
CATTLE.
COWs-$s Ooas15.
HEIFERS-s3.0 0q3. %.
HOGS.
LIGHT-s450d465
MEDIUM AND HEAVY-$4 5044G5.
GRAIN.
NO. 2 WHEAT-635au64c
NO. 2 CORN-32c
NO. 2 WHITE CORN-339S35zc.
NO. 2 OATS-23c.
HAYS. 5067.O0.
PRODUCE
EGGS-15 cents.
BUTTER-17 cents.
CHICKENS-5 cents.
Elgin. H., Oct. 16.-CREAMERY BUT
TERRIFIC,
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Furnished by J. c. Goings Commission
Company, members Chicago Board Of
Trade, Topeka, Kansas.
New York, Oct. 16.-The market is a
buy on any and every recession. DO not
wait for marked declines. Better get long
of L. & n. and Atchisons. Both Penna-
and U. Pac. should receive your attention.
Tobacco will work higher.
J. ARTHUR JOSEPH
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fIF5fT7]]ERE is a matter which touches your COM
B#t+t# fort. You want clear, fair complexion.
Htt4 This is really nine-tenths question Of the
G444411J treatment Of the pores Of the skin. Some
toilet soaps are as nippy and keen as mustard. IF
you will only the virtue you cali your Judgment,
it will tell you that any soap which leaves the hands
habitualy dry is robbing the skin Of its natural OIL
Free alhaI is the robbers name. Ivory Soap has
no free alkah. Try I'll It floats.
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Chicago, Oct. 16.-WHEAT-Cables did
not reflect our decline of yesterday and
in consequence a little better feeling pre-
the principal factors in the market to-
day. Northwest and St. Louis reported a
better -four business today with Minneap-
oils mills again open. The northwest re-
ceiptS are light, while clearances. princi-
pally flour, amounted to over half million
bushels. Bradstreet's reports showing an
increase of over four million bushels in
worlds visible was little noticed. Chang
ing from November to December for ele-
vator interests still continues. A little
selling by early buyers at the close gave
some set back from top prices. but
close is firm and sentiment IS rather bull
ish.
CORN-Corn ruled very strong. new
crop futures gaining 3bc and holding it.
Gables were steady and there was a brisk
Country offerings light of both old and
new corn. Total public and private stocks
is about 100000 bushels. October acts
rather tight, offerings are limted-none
in position to sell, except holders and
they don't keep October on tap all the
time.
OATS-Oats have been firm with the
feature a little more outside demand for
small lots. So far as big trade is con-
cerned, the day has been unimportant
Prices are up Is to &c on the increased
outside interest Receipts 407 cars, 2G0
Wednesday.
PROVISIONS selling of January
ribs and lard by Upton has been fea-
ture in provisions today. Robson and
Greigg-Wolff have led the commission
selling. October pork was offered at $3.50
A good cash demand for lard reported
easy; ribs steady. Shipment liberal.
j. F. HARRIS.
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Shot bv Unknown Partiea.

Chicago. Oct. 16.-Adam Maesch, a
woodworker and until a few weeks ago
secretary of the woodworkers' union, was
shot and probably fatally wounded last
night near his home by two men sup
posed to be striking woodworkers or their
sympathizers. The attack is said to have
been due to the fact that Maesch had
returned to work with non-union men
after a strike had been declared.
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REGENCY IN NORWAY.
Crown Prince to Take the Place of
His Father.

Christiania, Oct. 16.-Six members of
the Norwegian state council of Stock
holm, who are here in connection with
the proposed visit of King Oscar, have
been telegraphed to return to Stockholm
It is understood the summons is con-
nected with the probable appointment of
the crown prince as regent during the
illness of the king. The crown prince
presumably therefore will open the
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Winter Mail Arrangements.

vancouver, B. c., Oct 16-The winter
arrangements for mail service to Yukon
and Atlin districts for the coming season
will be the same as those prevailing dur
ing the winter season of 1S99-19O0 Mail
matter of all classes addressed to Lake
Bennett or Log Cabin will be trans
mitted from any point south
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Rebels Are Scattered.

San domingo, Island of San Domingo,
Oct. Is, via Haytien cable.-The upris-
ing is ended and the rebels are scattered
and troops are pursuing them. The tri-
bunals are occupied with the prosecu-
ton of political prisoners. Confidence
is re-established and business is reviv-
inc
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Kansas CITY Produce Markss.

Kansas city, Mo-. Oct 16-WHEAT-
December 667sc; May, 71Nd3sc. Cash; No.
2 hard, 66a69c; No. 3, 64d6S1kc. No. 2 red,
69N7Oc: No. 3. 67d69c.
CORN-December, 2316dAc. Cash: NO.
2 mixed. 341zQ35c; No ? white, 3734c; No.
oATsGNo.- 2 white 24a25c.
RYE-No. 2. sc
HAY-Choice timothy $40; choice prairie
$500.
BUTTER-Creamery. 1sa2oc; dairy. 17c.
EGGS-F'reSh &c.
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Trieste, Oct. 16.-The agreement pro-
viding for a notable enlargement of the
harbor has been signed by the Austrian
government. The municipality of
Trieste contributes a million Rronen for
the immediate commencement of the i'm
rlroVennenfS.
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Dull Cabinat Meetine.

meeting today was devoid of interest.
Nothing new regarding the Chinese stu
alton had been received and after a
short discussion of the political situation
the meeting adjourned.
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New York, Oct. 16.-SUGAR-Raw.
steady, fair refining. 414c; centrifugal. SO
test, 4szc; molasses sugar, .4c- Refined
Steady; crushed, s6.15; powdered. $5.S5;
granulated, $5.75.
COEF'EE=Dull.
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Topeka Hide Market.

Topeka, Oct. 10.
Based on Chicago and Boston quota
tons. The following are net prices paid
in Topeka this week:
GREEN SALT CURED-7Ikc.
GREEN SALT-HALF CURED-6zc-
NO. I TALLOW-4c.
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Official for yesterday:
ISECDIpTs- 25,517; hogs. s4571;
sEIiPMENTs-Cat 4.40O; hogs, s,Ol2:
sheen. ], 09S.
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Cotton Market.

New York, Oct. 6.-COTTON-Spot cot
ton closed quiet, 3-16c decline; middling
uplands. 10 Lice; middling gulf, 10 5-16c.
Sales, 219 bales.
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House zen on Them.

Vienna, Oct 16.-The facade of the
Czech high school at Prossnitz, Mora
via, toppled into the street today, killing
seven persons and injuring ten
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Butter Market.

New York, Oct. 16.-BUTTER-Ste
creamery. 16G22c; June creamery, 1S421c;
factory, 13Q16c.
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J. c. GOingS Commission Co.
Members CHICAGO Board Of Trade.

buyers and Slippers OF Ur1In.
Milling wheat a speciality. Consignments
solicited.
112 East Filth Street. Topeka. Kansa4.
We respectfully solicit your PATRONAGE
and offer careful and honest execution Of
olders.
Please note; We are represented in
Kansas City by The f. p. Smith Comrnts-
sion Co. members OF the Kansas civ
Board Of Trade, and are making a spe-
cialty OF executing orders IN that market
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still Rrineing IL sold.

New York. Oct 16-It is announced
that Goldman, Sachs & Co. have en-
gagged $4,000. 600 gold for import Lazard
Freres also announced an engagement of
$500 900 in gold which is on the way
from Europe, in addition to previous an
nouncements This brings the total of
gold engaged for import on the present
movement to IS, 15O, 900.
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The best method OF cleansing the liver Is
the use of the famous little pills known as
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Easy to
take. Never grippe. At All drug stores.
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Furnished by J. c. Goings Commission
Company, members Chicago Board OF
Trade. Topeka.
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Grain Letter

Furnished by ]. c. Goings Commission
Company, members Chicago Board of
Trade, Topeka, Kansas.