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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-18
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
CITY IN BRIEF.

| DR.. J. G. Dorsey returned yesterday
| from Kansas City.
Mr silas Brown went to Cheney yes
| terday on business.
/ Messrs. Tanner & Sewell have moved
their Office TO over 81 East Douglas.
Mr. L. D. Coore OF the Chicago s Al
| ton, was down from Kansas City yester-
day
The fence around the lots used by the
Shaker Medicine company has been taken
down
Mr.. Charles L. Davidson returns this
morning from q hunting trip 10 Wal
docks lake
Mr. and Mrs Elsbury Martin are ex-
pected TO return today from trip 70
Highland. Kan
Mrs. Z. Perrine and daughter have re-
turned from Eureka Springs. where they
spent several weeks.
Miss Ola Kinkead left Wednesday over
the Santa Fe for Pasadena, Cal, where
she viii spend the winter.
Miss Ethel Longland. who has been in
the city for several months, has return
ed 10 her home in ST. Louis.
Mr.. Walter 7. Noble Of Topeka was in
the city yesterday trsnsactfng business
for the Royal Exchange Insurance COM
pany.
Mrs. Emil Matzka left yesterday morn
ing for Hutchinson TO join her husband
They will, make that city their future
home.
DR.. J. A Taylor, who has been visit
ing his son, J. E. Taylor. OF Stanford s
drug store, has returned TO his home in
the east
Mr. D. B. Bowen, assistant general
passenger agent of the Chicago & Alton,
with headquarters in ST. Louis, was in
the city yesterday.
The local Democrats held a meeting
last night in the Zeininger hall. 1t was
a ward meeting and a number OF local
speakers took part in the talking Of the
evening.
Mr.. J. F. Sherman Is IN Mcpherson
attending the meeting Of the Baptist
Young People for the state. Mr.. Shear
man is the president and has charge OF
the sessions.
Rev. Reuben J. Johnson yesterday lost
his ciergyman's railroad permit some
where ea North Main, West Douglas or
the Big river bridge. 1t is worth con-
siderable 10 Rev. Johnson and nothing to
the finder. and should be returned TO the
loser at once. If found
The fire department was called out yes
terday about 1870 by a blaze al 1lla Jack
son avenue, caused by the explosion OF
a gasoline stove. The fire was quickly
extinguished with little damage 70 the
property The residence was occupied BY
George Carpenter and owned by Claude
Taylor.
Miss Downing gave her opening party
at Garfield hall last night. The event
had been looked forward 10 by the young
people OF the city for some time, and
the occasion proved TO be a delightful
one. The h5or was in fine condition and
the music was all that could be desired.
Miss Downing has plans for other events
during the winter which viii be appre-
ciated by Wichita's young people
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from all the leading daiies in the many
large cities IN which this company has
appeared Mr.. Waiter Fame IS an actor
OF national reputation. The balance Of
the company is exceptionally strong.
Miss Edna Boone in characters: Lillian
Lavette, the dainty soubrette; Dan Cas-
telIe. the comedian; Leon McRsynolds.
Alfred J. ussell. the emperor Of the banjo
and Baby Adeutle are entitled TO special
mention. New and clever specialties are
introduced each evening and Manager
Msrtling promises an abundance II
amusement for his patrons The com
paEy play an extensive repertoire in
GLIDING the "Parsisn Primes" a
Mothers Sin" Hearts ot God. a Ro-
nance OF the South The Two Or
phsns." "a Laughing Cir" NY Uncle
from japan" 'The Midnight Bells.
"old Country Folks" and many Others.
Their opening BIZ is "A Mothers SIN"
four-act French society drama IN which
Miss Nessie Farrell the leading lady.
has won fame Cor herselE Popular prices
viii rule. Ioc DC. and soc and ladies free
as usual Monday night
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The expectation is pretty confident mat
next Saturdays hank tatement u Il
make a strong showing, but there Is
some recurrent anxiety as 70 the fu-
imports are accumulaticns picked up
from different sources in Ire open MAJ
Eer and the reserves of the great banks
abroad have n6t been encroachad up-oI
EasfneSS continues IN foreign m ney
markets as 10 what VIII happen f Ne@
York makes such demands for g-Ii.
Authorities in the London none mark.
attribute the current ease OF mon y
there TO the disbursement OF government
credits and they regard with disquiet the
continued course Of c0n-n -ntal exCha~ge
against them. TIE Bank Of nEElend
has attern Oted without success to SLtrte1
discount rates by borrowing from he
open market. In view of this no1-Succe 3
II is a question whether the of cal dis
The weekly statement OF -Ee Impair a
Bank OF Germany vas uota5Iv stro- G,
but the Bank OF England had to sur
render gold to Paris to1ay as il did
yesterday. IN New York funds continue
available for borrowing, but thFy con-
tinue mostly from loan and trUst COM
2anies. who draw on theid de7oStts " II
the banks to secure them, thus forcirs
A shifting of loans. The current rel 2,
have about come TO an end. and shou d
a recovery IN the price of cotton indu7
q renewed demand for fun from the
interior. the New York money mark {
would again have to face the problem Of
fal ing reserves.
There was 2 falling Of In ire activity
Of the bond market and increased jrTeg
ularitv- Toral sales, par value, $4,000
- advanced Is per cent on the last
call
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Bad DAY For GRAINS
Poor Support More Than
Neutralizes Wheat Cables.
DECEMBER CLOSES AT IS
Coarse Grains Down; Provi-
sionS Unchanged to Lower.

Chicago, Oct. T-Wheat was higher
early CT cables, but reacted later on
poor support, December closing &c lower
Corn closed 4 to &c and oats = 70 &c
down Provisions closed unchac ged 10
&C depressed
Wheat was firm the first half Of the
session under the influence OF an ad-
vance at Liverpool and reports Of dam
age from rain in Argentine Trade vas
moderately active. with little nibblins
for the English account. December open
ed 4 10 &c higher, at 70? TO 751sc. and on
2rott-taktng by scalpers touched 7514c.
The offerings were easily taken and
reports OF a cash demand IN The north
west and sharp advance at Duluth To-
getner with the Hghtness Of Northwest
receipts, Decenl Der steadily advanced 70
l59s4 az The bulge, however. fale1
70 receive support and under selling BY
disguised local bulls December dropped
teroay, at Sc New York reported 2
Ioads taken for export, and seaboard
cIaarances in wheat and -four were equal
% $5l coo bushels Primary receipts wera
l,Hl,t4t bushels. compared with 1210,09O
bushels last year. Minneapolis and Du-
Iuth reported ST. cars, against ST last
week and e55 a year ago Local receipts
were Is cars, 3 Of contract grade.
Corn was dull and neglected, with the
tendency lower, partly on easier cables,
but principally on lack of outside sup
port Offerings were not large, but the
demand was also diDinutive The cash
situation was unsatisfactory. shi nents
being only 1900 bushels. compared with
5eo91o bushels a year ago; Receipts
were 373 cars. December sold between
35k and S54c, closing 4 to &c lower a.
35kc.
Oats were stagnant and deserted. the
trade being almost entirely Of mall
seal ping character. There was also it
tie business done by shippers. Receipts
were $50 cars December sold betT een
22h ard 215sG22c. closing Z 70 &c down,
at z17s T22c.
Provisions were quiet and easier early
on moderate selling by local interests,
but the market steadied later on buyinS
for the EngIs account. January PORK
sold between 81 20 and 81 - and close
sc lower. at 81. 221z; January lard be
tween Sc kGs 90 and 1856, closing ua-
changed at Ss.571z. and Janusry 1tbs be-
tween s5.s71+G6 % and s5.o2i-95.s with
the close shade depTes d at 3 .S71h
Estimated rece-pes tomC ROW: Wheat,
212 cars; corn, $50; oats, 30; hogs. 1890
head.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

There viii be a meeting OF the West
Side kindergarten board at Friends uni
versity at O'Clock this afternoon. All
members are requested TO be present
All ladies' desiring to read with the
Sunhower Chauta uqua Circle are request
ed 20 meet with Mrs. r NJ Piatt. SO
North Topeka avenue. Friday afternoon
at go o'clock.
The Womans Foreign Missionary so
ciety OF St PsuIs NJ z. church will meet
al o'clock this afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Dr.. Taylor. corner Of Oak and
Market streets. A full attendance Is
urged. Important business.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
WICHITA LYCEUM.

Sam ?. Jones, On Get There and Stay
There" gives the opening number on the
Lyceum course. he appears here Thurs
day night, October 3, AZ the Auditorium.
No more talked OF man could be found
to open the LyceUn than Sam P. Jones.
whose unique character IS known through
out our country. The Apollo club OF this
city has bean engaged to appear at the
initial number. No local Organization -
so Justly popular "a this.
sam Jones lectured at the CITY oper
house last night. He tells them hox TO
Get Thsre and Stay There" WHY.
wise, earnest eloquent-a marvellous
speaker. He charmed a Frederick audi
ence on a rainy night, and uttered noveI
thoughts and sentiments with the manly
courage Of an honest conviction. We BE-
lleve this Is the sober judgment OF every
person who left the hall after the lecture
last night None left II without feeling
better ard purer for hz~.ng bean there.
Or without dropping a silent tribute OF
respect al the feet Of the nan who had
held them IN the spell OF his marvellous
inteEiectanc sincerity through n.e-s than
an hour and q hzis % eloquent. witty.
pathetic and soul stirring address. Al IN
AL It Is 4 tongue that Is zzEee1 b. a
no5ie heart. a gifted nliri. ard great
spirit CT love and rsv.rsnce for whar IL
IN this world uzstu. ard pur- ard hoy
and slevatiny- suca Is the imprezsloa IN
earnest auditor resolves from TIRE tax Q,
sam Jones. Il Il greatly regretted that
a. q Frederick vas not present 70 hea-
him last BighL-Daily News. Fress-ick.
vi
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THE YEA aEE.

Wichita, Kan, Oct Il. 1900
During the past q hours, ending a
p. m, the h gh7 st tenpera. IRE has . -l
-, the lowest 80. a "a. g OF - Cegre *,
and the mean has been q, which Is 9
degrees colder than the normal temp e.
ature for the dav as deduced from the
observations at this station Tor the past
eleven years, cooler, cloudy weather n
the morning. soon followed by c ear a d
warmer weather, light northeast wind
Since the first of the n nh he sverag
temperature mas been 5, wdicI IS 1 Ce-
Srees warmer than the normal ana ne
total rainfall "a inches. which IS Los
inches less than the normal.
Since the first of the year the rainfall
has been y 20 inches, which Is 95 inch
less than the normal For h same time
last yea- t'e rainfall was - 0t inches
FRED l.. JOHNSON. Obssr yer.
Washington. Oct. 1L-F0recast Tor
Thursday and Friday:
Kansas-Fair Thursday and Friday;
warmer in northeast portion Thurs ay ::
s1utherIy winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Ter-itorv-Fair
Thursday and Friday; northeaS terry
winds. becoming variable.
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LIVESTOCK MAKAErs.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct 17.-Receipts, $500, in
GLIDING $50 westerns and 40 Texans;
good medium steers stronger; heavy and
common steady TO slow; butchers stock
steady; westerns strong to 1oc higher:
Texans firm; good to prime steers, s. g. q
SIS; poor TO medium, 81 $50. 50; seIec ed
feeders. choice steady, others slow, 50 SEQ
50; mixed stoeksrs slow. 3. 7593. IS; covs
S2.I5G4-20; heifers, $2.Slg4.t5: Gamers,
=. o0a2.s So; bulls, 81 s5d4. 80; calves, S4.0}T
6.25; Texans, receipts 30; best on sale
today, one car load at $50; Texas Ted
steers, s4-09a4. 80; Texas grass steers,
IS. z5Q4- 10; Texas bulls, g .15Q3. Is.
Hogs-Receipts, today. $1,000; tomorrow
u 70 15c lower; top, Sass; mixed and
butchers, $4,000. IS; good 10 choice heavy
Sf.6se4-90; rough heavy. 81 .5Gd4. 60; Light,
81. 50d4-s5; bu.k Of sales, 81. 75G4.S5
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady;
choice and feeding lambs, stronger; 9TH
ers steady; good TO choice wethers, s3s1
CAS-; fair 10 choice mixed, S3-50fl4- co;
western sheep, $500. %; Texas shsep.
s.. 50a3.s 50; native lambs, s.. $3.50 so; west
ern lambs, S4.60a5.50.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No, Oct. T.-Cattle-Re-
ceiDts, u.000; market steady to lower;
native steers, 50 .25G5- so; Texas steers,
81. 9015.05 Texas cows, 81 .0073. 80; native
cows and heifers, $1,000 SIS; stockers and
feeders s3.00G4.65; bulls, = 263 50.
Calves, receipts 1900; market TO I0c
lower; bulk OF sales, 81. 70d4. 10; heavy
and packers, 81 -7Gf14. 50; mixed. 81 s5q4 IS;
light, S4.6GGp4. so; workers., s.. 79lD4 50; p.gs,
50. 0Jd4. rs.
Sheep-Receipts, 800; market steady
TO weak; lambs. "a. 10a5 90. uuttons, s.. 90
04.3s.
ST LOUIS.
st. Louis, Oct. 7-Cattle-Receipts, p
800; natives steady; Texans firm; native
steers, 50. $3.50; stockers and feeders,
81. A0d4.40; cows and heifers, 2. 0065 co;
Texas and Indian steers. So. 30d4 %; cows
and heffers, g. 2eQ3. So
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market 5 to foc
lower; pigs and lights. 81. eod4. %; pack
ers. 81 65G4.e0; butchers, s475d5. co
Sheep-Receipts, 1850; market steady:
native muttons, s3.75Qloo: lambs, $3.50
: 10
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through the prejudice Of years which has
restricted its use for home and expo .
To-Day Kansas wheat -four compeJCs VITA
Northwest spring wheat -four NILS pro-
duct, both in quality and price. Exc e3-
UonalIy large sales Of Kansas wheat
-four have recently been effected on the
New York Produce Exchange for bo-h
home Family ard bakers use1 and export
as high as 5000 barrels Il IS a IaiF
inference that the dulneSs now com
planned Of by the Northwestern -four
miller is more or less due to these free
sales OF Kansas wheat -four. This l.
food for thought" for the Nor nv est
-four miller. and evidently ne is begin
mig to realize the importance Of the
competition of The Kansas wheat -four"
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PROVISION r-APrr-
SHIPPERS AID N0rEs.

It took good hogs yesterday to bring
$40 . $40, on, ole yer 40 The ans
I kind Of porkers only brought SAW 20
ti.0k
TIE middle OF November last year. hogs
sold ca the Wichita market for 81. 70 10
$50.
The Jacob Dold Packing COMPANY
bo1ghc all the hogs sold on this mar
Eet yesterday. DoId IS the backbone OF
the Wichita market
Norris * YazeI regular shippers
or ugat in a car load Of hogs yesterday
from turley. They bought their hozs
when the market was higher, but they
took tie natter go0d-na -uredly and told
the boy some good campaign stores
about J- nsig 5orhood
sose Kirk of hlngmaa and J. 3. Keu
OF Clearwater are The best known ship
pers on tbs market. They both sent n
hogs yesterday.
Col James Nan5iver buys all the bic
oa-is -A2t come 20 The yards. he puts
n II ID a lot enclosed by a high board
fence and Wnen 4 loud. cras ming noise
IS hear1 tee people at the yards know
lh2t 1dtver's bulls are getting out.
harvey Grace Of Cheney has made
money shipping and feeding hogs. and
he has always stayed oy the wichita
market. Ee marketed another. car load
yesterday.
Stewart & Wheeler. Of Belle PLANE.
were among the WeIl-known shippers
Wao ma zeted hogs yesterday
j. 81 AcCrockIin Of Derby sent in his
dsy.
J. R Hawthorn, . regular shipper from
Benton, was on the market YESTERDAY
Win q car lead OF boss. He said h
accepted he first bid in Wichita for fear
he wond have ID give them away il ne
went ca TO Kansas City.
The boys ac the Union stock wards
9'esteraay were prophcsyiug what the
Wichita market wiz be when Cudahv
Ests here They want 20 Sc the hogs
al paced here instead Of going to Nash
vile and Los Angeles
The NichI-a Nursery asso-f7ff,-, a.
Eetting ready f-r the FAT dsIiver, -
tres The large, new building erected
near ne pack Eg houses is a ereat con
Nenier-e t. cle company.
= ; w YORK dispatch SAYS Of The co-
ner On October mess pork when sf-
Ieonaas Linton comes across thu Allan
&c Ft-1 new Shamrock. buiIt 70 ala
nm N = second attempt 10 Tiff RI.
cup, II IS extremely crobablA tsbt ~
WI be able 20 pay all the axpArses ~
rs new venture win profits raf0e,i n
CORR r-lal contests with Americans. H7s
eofneI IN pork bids fair 10 be so snc-
- e-.'.e MN 70 make Amer
icaRS Pay for this next yacht racing af
1orL Men IN the provision trade All 90
The country s-z watching Sir Themes,
transactions e., -,,~I- MS
-',,r7,io --s-,-.s aS t1e
- me struggles ~ tho
SAaliafoek ana the ColUmtia when the
cup was last Ct stake. The shorts -
believed a. have sold ~ rea-- = -, -.
re1s o. WINTER no ,,l-,,7
- 49, -. - - P-HA- AssulIl-
-S 1s-s-i- or contracted 70
50 C-'ts ----s aEno'@sl t-aC1 L may %
that his purchases are l1Uc- rqS-z--r,7s
rr s0ecclva -roFt nav p, -
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SENDING OUT LETTERS
Fusion Executive Committee Work
ing Cnr1naEgn EsIans.

The Joint executive COMMITTEES Of the
Peoples and Democratic parties are
sending out letters to the young men OF
the city inviting them 70 affiliate them
selves with the fusion forces IN the cam
paign this fall. The letter, at the close.
urges the young men to do whatever
they can for Democracy and Bryan. BY
some circumstances the letters have got
into hands Of others than young Demo-
ora - in rEe civ
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Is BEING RENOVATED
city Jail Inter or Receiving a Coat Of
Paint

The city jail IS being renovated by a
coat Of paint The walls are being COW
cred and the wood work presents re-
neEed appearance The cleaning up IS
being done because Of the approach OF
winter and the demand for the prison a
that season whiting the next day or two
the work viii be completed and the in
terror VIII present much brighter ap-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-18

The Fannie Far-su Stock company VIII
- he next attraction az TIE CT. Word
Grand the coming week. conns-cf-z
No1dsy night, O-to5e- = vice Nzaz-zs-
7fartilng VII present this company esr
puh8c Savo-. TIE FANNIE Fz-rsI sto-
co-1 raay. With Waiter Fan anH II
Neszis FsrTel f. TIA ,szEs. supported By
2 drst--fass c7-ts-fs q players Mss
Ses=s Fa-rau. tAs 5eautftzi ard tzIsutee
leading laty q BE oenpszT. has -
cefve3 ~ Dest ss;te-faE press nstfces
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A1rxhips T'lsat1aa e stored.

F'rieGrichshaveu.- Oct J7--Court Yep
pe,ins aIrsaip assembled this afternoon
was steered against the WIND and put
successfully through various tzcks ard
nsnuvsrs- L vas then sailed in the d.
rectioa OF Imeustsde. IL kirE and queen
OF wurteubu-g witnessed the tr.aL
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Terre Hauts, Ind oct. I7--Crsceus
failed . beat th- record q s.s4 made a.
Cleveland. On scc-u1t q lEat wind Blow
ing down the stretch The zitA was
made IN 2S5 II The by elarte1s. go.
1a3el<, I.SS
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COTT1a.

New York oct 17-Spot cotton clrsad
quiet; middling uplands 70 Lie: uliddl n ;
gulf. 10 5-l5c; sales, rs bales.
Liverpool, Oct. T.-SpQt cotton, bust
ness moderate; prices fir1ner; American
I1iddling, 21-52d
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-18

Tbs large f9ur-s;ory b-'iainE Il al
mlra5ly fitted ard furnished for tie ca
os the sick No icsldsoEns or eanfsEfsas
diseases admitted but al ether diseases
that are Usually treated st Hospitals ara
E1ccezSfaliy treated here. ineig5iag
Whlsky. Coesins ard M1rpbins Hasisa.
Absolutely EIarants@d Women. married
or siusls. can and a SAFE retreat hers
during e3rsaerasut ard 4 home n svsry
casa found for re child = Fsawsrsd. A
home Tor toe poor snd rich aIke. as al
operations and Medal treatment ars
free. and ths only ehzTrs tat e sszEs -
the ordinary hospitzi Zee. shics II iast
enough - pay ths rrunirE sEsenssz %
the iuEtifaflen- TIE ssFt . references
Efysn when required wire for efscaiAr
% ths Martha WASHINGTON Hone
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Che aahita nau EzaI Thursday ornia October g. 800

the stock closed with a net gain OF only
IL. The reaction IN Peoples Gas
the satisfaction Of the outside deman1
for stocks made the later manipUiat ton
for the advance Intellectual. Scuthery
Railway preferred and Louisville and
Nashville ware pushed W 1& and 2
and there was eager buying OF he Read
ing stocks on the company tsSItl me I
with its miners. Lake Erie and western
had striking advance OF three 20 IT'S,
and Consolidated Gas rose A. there
Ter OF less prominent stocks and a-a0-lgs
them a few net gains weFe-sayed on the
day But the closing showed reac-
COlary tendency r4rE[h0Et and y
heavy with many stocks 81 the lowest
OF the day and net lessee the rula- Chs
ing prices Of stocks were as foilcWs:
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MA-TNFE Friday

The FaIk-Veronss Stock company srs
keeping Up The standard q large audi
ences az on che opening night This com
pany e undoubtedly TIE best stock com
pany that has played Wichita this season
Their plays are exceIlsutly Etazed and
elegantly oOstGnned- Last right ths Lost
Paradise" was The bIi and ths acton Of
the play was often iBtesr1ptsd By i0ry
and enthusiastic applause q the audi
encs- NJ Edward Hays. as TIE sgpsrtn-
teu5ent q ire iron work. vas verT
strong II ire part Jsna.e Ca,if made a
6eozxed hit II the character OF Si1serE
Nj. Lillian Mortimer. TIE lss6i7g lsdy
o. The c1upsay. Is very IRE ard IN ths
par % Mz-xsr-, KzoEitan. d,s2lavsd \
Erea. deal q feeling ard showed hers.
20 b al artist
On account q ths company leaving for
Deuver Saturday morning. fhsy wiU gvs
sDee}aI matinee performance o. Frlsz.r
Afternoon. May Plosssra" henz ere hill
'-Fsnchan. TIE Cricxsf- vi - p.syss
soulzh..
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CAsH OrOTATIONS

F'1our-AIarket steady.
Wheat-No. spring, 6ss4 d75c; No ? red
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2392f4c
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sailed shoulders (b3xed), s7Ql0; short
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si2 West Dssg:as, Wichita

A Germantown, Pa, druggist, while handling
Ripans Tabules, happened to read the formula and
was convinced of their merit He had suffered
from childhood from sick headache, heartburn, in
digestion, dizziness and pains in the abdomen He
tried the Iabues and now writes, Il have since
been entirely free from these troubles. | recon-
mend them now in all cases when have an oppor-
tunity."
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