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would convince Foreigners.

A national art gallery in Washington
would be a good thing 10 prove 10 for
elgners that there is really such a thing
as art IN this country, says the Boston
Traveller, something which they are
not prone to believe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-06-25

There are few bearded men in China.
Men who have grandchildren mag
wear a musiache, and many take ad-
vantage OF the privilege and are called
"old hair men"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-06-25

1t Is IA wise railroad official who stays
close to his office these days. II he
takes trip. says the Omaha Bee, he is
liable to return and dnd new owners in
coutrol OF the road,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-06-25

He tpassioLatelyl- What difference
does il make where we so on a we'd
ding tripf
She Bot don't you think we should
spend enough money to keep up az.
pearauces p Detroit Free Fress.
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willing 10 Helm.

"The echo Is much more effective"
said the guide in the Alps, III shot
is fred. Has anybody a revolverT
81 don't happen TO have my gun With
me-" remarked the Chicago man OF the
party. but here's "A kuife."-Exchang
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-06-25

Twice n year, In the first week In
April and October, the Chinese carry
food 10 their dead.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-06-25

The refining OF sugar was Invented IN
Antwerp in the sixteenth century.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-06-25
THE TRAFFIC PROBLEM.
James J Hills View OF the Situ-
alton and Its Future.
BIO INTERNATIONAL CONTEST ON.

u IL a Fight on the High Seas. says
the Great Northern Railways Pres
ident. aud IL Not LocaI-Grent struE-
gle CominH For Trade with the
Fur East.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-20
HOGS 8 CENTS HIGHER
Good tuesday Supply but
Quality Common.
TOPS REST ON 1852 ~
Receipts 1893 Cattle Shade
Higher With Good Trade.

There was an upward tendency 4 all
the western hog markets yesterday and
the Wichita market was quoted as q
strong ; cents higher. Considering the
day and the decidedly unfavorable ship
ping weather, it was a very good day
/ as 10 supply and the receipts OF hogs
was beyond expectation. Fifteen cars Of
hogs went over the scales and more could
have been used to good advantage for
the TWO light days Of Saturday and Mon
day had about dreamed the packing
houses OF available killing hogs. During
the early part Of the day the business
was practically dead. as the sudden
change 70 colder weather following the
heavy rainfall which left the roads heavy
and difficult to haul hogs, shut OF the
wagon supply, and there was little local
stun on sale. Toward .Ae latter part OF
the trading, however, the hogs which
had been already bought and loaded by
country shippers commenced TO come in
and by the close there had been very
fair amount Of business done and nearly
eleven hundred hogs transferred. The
trading was brisk and active when Il did
start and IN about Al hour ana q half
every hog pen was empty and the busi-
ness wound up The quality was not
much. There were no real toDpy hogs
offered, but nevertheless the top price
recorded was again broken by a full sc
advance over the best top yet given in
over year. s5.471k had been the TOD un
10 yesterday, when the two cars OF fair
mediums shot il up 70 S552lz aside
from these. the loads were mixed. ana
there we're lights and thin. unnstursd
pigs and roughs and about everything
else However, the buyers wanted
something on the swine order, so took
what they could get, and paid good,
strong prices for It all. One thing sug-
gestive IN yesterdays affairs was the
convenience and close near by advant-
age OF this market TO southern shippers.
as Il was shown its great usefulness and
substantial gain to the shipper in that ali
consignments came in In good shape.
The deads were practically nothing. and
the shrink was only nominal and at the
minimum, considering the unfavorabIe
weather.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

/ New York. March 19.-Today's specula-
ton in stocks continued to show great
animation and additional breadth The
/ leaders operated IN great confidence. ow-
( ing 20 yesterdays demonstration Of the
I eagerness Of the outside world 20 pa-tici-
pate The pools made up Of professional
traders therefore had little difficulty IN
attracting an effective following in any
stock in which they chose 20 operate by
actively bidding up prices as an inclte-
ment- The specu ave pools were also
very actively engaged IN taking profits
al day. skilfUny choosing the moment
while they were developing new points
OF strength 70 sell stocks IL which the adj
vance had already been achieved either
earlier In the dav or on some previous
day. This process caused much irTeg-
ularitv in the movement Of pr1ces All day.
In the last hour. after prices bad very
generally touched The TOP lavel ~ about
O'Clock the professional traders terned
&c the bear side Of the market owing 70
/ the heavy realizing. selling that showed
ali thro gh the list, and offered prices
down boldly taking the market away
from che bulls snd u8Covering some stop
loss orders where speculative accounts
had been unduly extended on Insult
Client security. The result was : sum
bling OF prices that looked for a lne
Ike decentralization on the part - the
bulls The reaction rom best prices il
the most prominent q the strong stocks
ran Up from Z 20 ~ and quite num-
Der Of stocks which had not ueer marked
up during the day fell below last night
level There vas a momentaVy rally OF
covering ~ the room shorts bar the
prodr-taki1g vas renewed and many
stocks closes az the low pot1ls Of TIE
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doctors bTIt with no good results. Finally
wrote YOU the particulars n my case
and you advised vCur Golden Medical
Discovery, which began to take. From
the FIST bottle began TO feel better, and
when had taken eight bottles the sore
was healed up. wish you success"
For about one year and half ny
face. was very badly broken out, > writes
Miss Came Adams Of II6 West Main
Street, BattlecIeek, Mich II spent
great deal Of money with doctors and
for different kinds Of medicine, but re-
ceived 10 benefit At last read one Of
your advertisements II a paper, and
obtained a bottle Of DR.. Pierce Golden
Medical Discovery. Before had taken
one bottle of this medicine I noticed
change and after taking three bottles
was entirely cured. I can we'll recon-
mend Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
oovery 70 any one similarly afflicted
DON'T BE IMPOSED ON.
Sometimes a dealer for the sake Of the
little more profit paid on the sale Of
inferior preparations viii Try and sen
substitute as Just as good as Golden
Medical Discovery The claim IS false
on It's face. There IS no similar medi-
cine for the blood and stomach which
car show such record Of cures as the
70 Discovery Don't be imposed upon
by substitutes without a record.
There Is no alcohol II Golden Med
ical Discovery and Il IS entirely free
from opium, cocaine and all other mar
eotlcs- "a PERFECT cUDR
70 health and happiness" IS one title
given 70 Dr.. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser.
c. L. Shaw, Of Couley, Vim Par, La,
writes NO family should be without
Il, and anyone who wishes perfect
guide TO health and happiness should
have DR.. PierceAs Common Sense Med
ical Adviser
This great WORK, containing 1905 large
pages and over 100 illustrations Is sent
frre on receipt Of Stamps to pay expense
Of mailing only. Send Il stamps Il the
book IS desired II cloth binding, or only
p stamps for the book IN paper covers.
Address DR.. R V. Pierce, Buffalo, y y.
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moss But he doesn't paint the picture
Of the nan whose tongue IS pa-ched
with fever, who uubles ard tosses in
his hot room and narrow bed while TIE
5acii6 Of the bucket and the well are
striving for his life That wouldn't be
2 poetic theme, and be has nothing TO
20 with & theme that is not poetic
AS a matter Of fact the old well and
It's familiar bucket have been the means
Of diseasing whole neiqhborho0ds. The
nicrobe IS everywhere and the easiest
vehicle for It's Introduction into the BODY
Is perhaps the water we drink We
cant keep the uicrobe cut We can
prevent rs harmfulBess.
THR DANCER oR DISEASE
dos not lie IN the strength Of the
microbe but IN the weakness o. the
BODY When the blood Is impure the
uicrobe has a vantage ground from
which 70 operate. When the blood is
pure disease fails to ind breeding
ground, and the r1icrobe strives IN vain
against The man Nobody can be healthy
When she blood is impure. faint the
blood and every organ fed and nourished
bv blood must share the faint Keep
the blood pure and plentiful and the
body Is made strong to resist the assaults
Of disease
II honestly believe that ? would have
been IN my grove to-day had It not been
for vour medicine, and the mercy Of the
good Lord, % writes Mrs James R Mos
Of New London, Stanly Co., n c In
The fall Of 1891 took hard cold. which
seemed 70 settle IN nv head, terminating
II catsrrh Of the head Il bothered me
all the tine. bur did not think 1t was
serious until the spring Of 1893, when
ny health became SO much impaired.
nv blood was all OFT Of order, and 7 had
to 20 70 the doctor. He gave me medz-
cine which helped me for short time
IN the winter Of 1895 got worse than
lad ever been 1ly tonsils wers Ell
lsrqed and nv neck swollen all out q
shape nv throat was sore and could
rot cure It NY husband went for tie
doctor. bat he gave me no encourage-
meut Ee helped re EtLe. but II did
not last long, and 50 he attended me for
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TIE mild and immediate effect ~ Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp Root the great kidney
and bladder remedy. IS s1on realized it
stands the highest for its wouderful ceres
OF the most distressing cases swamp
Root VIII set your whole system rlght
AID the best proof Ct this IS a triaI
~ West u-th St. New York Cry
Il had been suffering severely
from kidney trouble All symc-
toms were on hand: ms former
strength and power had lefs me.
I could hardly drag myself along Even
ny mental e. pacity was giving out, d
often I Nis1eG 10 ole. II wa- tlen Z
saw an advertisement 81 yours p q Sew
York paper hut would not have rtl
any attention o. T. bad q . = pror scs
sworn guarantee w1fa every ratlis 81
your medicine. asserting t1at Tcar
swan proof 81 purely vegetable. and
does not contain auy hGrufL3 drugs
am seventy years and f1lr partas ODD
mend swamp Root "a 81 sufferers from
kidney troubles -Four members ~ EF
family aave been using S7amp-hoot frr
four different kidney diseases. win che
same good results
with many thanks % you. remain
ROBERT BERNER.'
You may have a sample o1tt.e Of th.s
famors kidney remedy. swamp-iseot.
sent free by mail POSTPAID by which yo.
may test IT'S virtues Tor such disorders as
kidney, bladder and uric acid dis asses.
EDITORIAL NOTICE ~ sou have Il
bladder trouoie. n Il there is a trace 70 1
d. Ktlmer & Co. Biaghamfon d g.
dlateiy. without COST ~ y5u. q sample
tanning many ~ tae thousands upcn thol
from men and women cured "a W
read this generous 0oer in the Wichita I
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the Wichita market TO mis- feeding yards
tempted him here in search OF his supply
Of stOckers, and he expresses himself
very agTeeably surprised and pleased.
The daily comparisons are IS follows:
Yesterday, tops. SEP; bulk, S. +9sI5 80;
average weight. %; receipts, loss For
Monday, tops, 3. IS; bulk, $3.50 AZ; ay-
erage weight, 81; receipts, $50
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
we're as follows: Missouri Pacific, 3;
Rock Island. s; Santa e, g; Frisco. L
Provisions yesterday were active and
strong, especially the market for mess
pork. Light hog receipts and d good cash
demand were The factors. The scarcity
Of offerings resulted il shorts bidding
the price Of pork Up sharply.
Chicago estimates 130.Q3o hogs for this
week The receipts Of hogs at that point
yesterday were 1850. against 3l.eo0 the
lay before. The estimate for today IS
= 90.
The Price Current Of Saturday says:
There has been & decided shrinkage II
the packing Of hogs. the number killed
Z the West during the past week amount
ing 70 S. Go, compared with $4,000 The
preceding week, =o90 60 during the CORE
spending week 2 year ago. $3.50 two
years ago. The total number Of hogs
handled since March ! IS s35.0e9. against
$4,000 during the same time q year ago
showing 2 reduction OF 5o.ole. The quail
ity Of the hogs received IS about the
same as last week, generally fairly good.
The price Of hogs continues strong. the
average Tor western markets at the close
being about 70 cents per 100 pounds higher
than week ago. and nearly : cents
higher than a year ago.
IMPORTANCE Or ROOT CROPS.
The growing Of root crops in this eoun-
try is only secondary TO grain and hay
but in Europe beets. carrots and turnips
are priced more highly than any other
crops. ard IL is IN England. where tur-
nips are largely used. that we procure our
best specimens or cattle, sheep and
swine. Nearly all OF the pure breeds OF
live stock in the country came originally
from England An acre OF land thar VIII
produce 500 pounds OF timothy hay VIII
produce 25.a39 pounds Of mangels, and the
live stock VIII thrive better on the man
gels and hay than on hay OF beets alone.
The labor required 10 grow root crops
Is much less than formerly, and il VIII
pay 10 bestow the labor Il the i've
stock must give a profit.
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COTTON MARKET.

Esw TcrS March 1s-Ehe cot-oa rzr-
het Opened steady. wlth prlces uuclau Sec
G. 41--s hlEasr. Following rae opening
rlers WAS sl advance al 4 - points on
s-7plo1s On 1-1irE ordeTs resolved
here IT response 90 over rtEE- wire or
GERS L4suidaclcn once more became the
controlling i-l-elce and vlth renewed
ses also rs IRE bear coDH-Eeut.
prices - 9ped sharply from the level in
c-ca-e6 81 sc for May. 60 $50 Tor
gAat position THIS decline vas very
s1a-7 olt E1s 1ua.lT arrested Is COW
er-ls all -le appearance II sora good
buying fo- reaction Lae close was
steady &c q mex decline ~ 10 : points.
EctlreS ons-ed steady, March. &c:
April Sc. Aay see June. @c. J1ly,
S-se, August Sc. SeBteuater. Use, &C.
Tooer 1850, NoTem5sr. : Aac Decan her.
49, January, 7.sSe
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poor digestion. VIXEN obliged 70 pass
your water frequently night sn8 dsv.
smartiuT az irr.ratIon tn passing ar.ck-
dust or sediment o. the ur.rc. headache.
backacaeF lame back, dizziness. s'aep-
iessness nervousness heart Insurance
cue - had kidney troaais. skim crup-
lions from bad 5csd ncaFaiga rhea-
nat-sn. diabetes bloasirg ir1lahlaty.
vermont feeling. la1k 81 am9it.oa iass ~
feeh saIow c1mpl erlon. 81 Brghta dis
case
u sour wate-. uhen a2owed fe renzia
undistar5ea ln sass or botte f0r
tHenty-fe1r Aours ferms a sediment ~
setuns OF has a cipldv anpearauoe. IL -
erisenee that ycur kidneys end bladder
need immediate attention
swaup-I.oot 3 tee Ereat discovery ~
pr. ki.msr. the susiasat sidury ana a.aa-
der specialize Hosnftaia use ia aith Wcn-
derfui success Oh both sfeht ard severe
cases Dacsors reeerznienl lt 90 their
patients aaa Csc g Ga their own fsui 81
because taey rec snize ID swaznp-f.oa ~
IRE greatest ars rcsf eleeszfsi remedy
swarn--Hoot IS pleasant tl take ard is
fo- safe gro uarld oxor az 1r1rrsts in
bottles ~ two sizes ard tw7 prf-ss--fttF
ceass ans one collar Rerarsaer tas
name. mD-Root and enc ae6rses.
Binehamton. n
q slightest symptoms Or kitnsy or
iu yelr famly h.sfery see1 az ere 81
h7 a gaEy se19 go ~ man inrs
'tfle ~ Swamp foct ana aok cons
aHas ~ teasmerfaI Ieft-rr received
ting be- sure 20 say taat yea
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Weak unhealthy kidneys responsible sickness
and suffering than other when through
lct other kidney trouble permitted
results follow,
Your other may your Kidneys
because they do first
Ii you "feel badly, begin taking Dr. Kimer's
SwampRo the kidney liver bladder remedy, because
kidneys we'll they will help all other organs
TO health trial will convince anyone
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-20
TIE OLD WE'LL
& Story Of Moss, Microbes
and Medicine

II Is the of5oe Of TIE pot to ideaffze.
he paints pretty ard pathetic word
pictures which touch the heart and din
the eyes But he dos this regardless
q physiology OF pathology. When he
sings 8 song q the old wei on the
farm and Ok the moss grown bucket IN
which the water vas drawn, he hasn't a
thought Of the bacteria which find a
fertile breeding gTosud n many an old
vel He pictures the hot, thirsty day,
and The buczet beaded with trickling
Stops Shich-snne Ike pearls against the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-20

twelve months, wfler 7 heard Of lady
that vas taking your medicine and was
getting well So I secured some Of the
medicine and began taking Il IN one
week 7 was able to do my cooking.
When began taking the medicine
could SIT up only a few minutes at a
time, and I could rest or sleep only
little while at time Ny throat was
sore, at times I could not even swallow
sweet milk, and my tonsi1s were full Of
little eating sores My left side was
swollen out Of shape and 50 sore I could
not bear my clothes fastened, as I could
hardly get my breath Ny vituals would
sour on my stomach before could leave
the table My folks and friends had
about given ne up. The doctor said
would not get vel Ny father said I
would not 1--we month, bit three bottles
Of Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry, three bottles OF his Pellets, three
bottles Of Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
TTG EFe yrrpri- and MARE me =
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Hogs.
. REpREsENTATTv 49,
Cattle

The cattle market was a little higher.
with some very good trades. There was
little scattering stuff on sale, as most Of
the car receipts We're either straight
hogs or straight cattle, and few mixed
cars There was practically no driven
In OF local stuff on sale. The principal
deals were large purchases by Colonel
FOrshea Of stockers and feeders from the
firms OF Robbins & Alexander and c. a
Stuart & Co.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


Chicago.
! Chicago. March -Catrle-Receipts. A.
500 including 80 Texans; choice steers
strong: medium slow; butchers stock
strong; Texans steady; good TO prime
steers, 3 S9G6.o0; poor 10 medium, S s.
( Q475; stockers and feeders. s. 55I4 6 ;
/ cows g 6504 p: heifers. s. SIT s.; can
! ners 81 00lz So. bulls. e--u~Q4.25, calves.
/ s. .5oGl6. 90. Texas fed steers "a 0575 % ;
I Texas grass steers, s.. 1894. 90; Texas bulls
! s. $3.50.
Hogs-Receipts, today, 1900: tomorrow.
{ 23.00o: left over. 2e00. market active. 5
+ TO 1oc higher; top. $50; mixed and
i butchers. s.. 65G5. sig: good TO choice
/ heavy, g. S1Q5. 81; rough heavy, 50 s. Q5.75i
/ light 50 651I5 szA2; bulk Of sales. s. q . 3;
oneep-Receipts. loco; sheep STEADY 10
strong; lambs steady 10 slow; good 10
/ choice wetners. 81 6)175. %; fair 70 choice
mixed. sz.00G4.65; western sheep, = 6F7
( : co. yearlings, steady. S4-75G5.10; native
lambs, s4.69Q5 a: western lambs, 500
so.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, March 19-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $780, ineluC-ng 100 Texans;
stockers and feeders steady TO 10 cents
higher, others active and steady; native
steers. s46oQ5.65; Texas steers, $500
SEQ, Texas COWS. s. s5G3. .; native cows
and heifers, 50. z517s.75; stockers and feed
ers s3.75d4S9; bulls, s3-ood4.25; calves,
81 0o06.00
Hogs-Receipts, 5000: market to nc
higher: bulk of sales, Aa.6995-10; heavy,
$. s. a. %; packers. $. 6oG5-7o; mixed, 5.55
$50; light s. - SO; workers. $. = a 50;
pigs. s. oS95.4 20.
Sheep-Receipts. 700: market steady;
muttons, S3.75a4.75; lambs, s5.o0q5.l5.
ST. Louis.
St Louis March 1s.-Cattle-Receipt
. $50: market steady; native steers, $3.50
as s.; stockers and feeders, g .z094 50;
cows and heifers s. ood4. S.; Texas and
Indian steers, s. 45G4 s.; cows and heifers
g. 55Q3 CO.
Hogs-Receipts, 600; marAet strong TO
sc higher; pigs and lights s5-5oI5.75 pack
ers. s. 51d5- -. butchers, S.7Z1zlI5 s..
Receipts 100; market strong;
native muttons. s.. 25Q4.75, lambs, 5-0og
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Il IS dstastefu 70 many people 70 see their names in
public print ndorsers Of proprietary remedies They
feel natural aversion having their aeots Published
II the newspapers At the same time feeling Of human
ty prompts them and then say something that may
lead to such relief Of other sufferers they nave them
selves experienced. This the with a New
York Citys merchant Princes who stands a. the
head Of his particular line Of trade Not bong ago he de-
clared that Ripans Tabales simply admrabe for
correcting disorders Of the digestive organs lie found
that they the stomach that they gently the
bowels and that they give quick relief from the diess
that accompanies Indigestion This gentleman says thas
Re viii never again allow himself &c withoat supply
q Ripans abules
--s - = * .s-s. - s.-ss
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TrE WEATHER

wg1Asta. Ea1 1Ear-a 3 III
Dz-zzz - 5zst - za-aa t1a z-Eess-
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rHR BEST THING

LEE Biol E--aS
fox impure blood IS Dr.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. Il
neuralizes the action Of the POI
sons which corrupt the blood and
disease the body. It increases
the activity of the blood-making
glands, thus Increasing the sup
ply Of pure blood, rich u the red
corUrscles OF health By these
the body Is buiit up and It's
vitality restored. UGolden Med
ical Discovery IS singularly ef-
fective n the cure Of scrofulous
diseases enlarged glands, swell
ings, pirnPles, eczema and erup-
tive diseases IN general. The
most obstinate and dangerous
forms Of blood disease have
yielded TO the curative power of
this great remedy.
II feel Il Is my duty to write
TO you Of the wonderful curative
powers Of your Golden Med
ical Discovery. writes Geo. S.
Henderson, Esq, Of Denaud, Lee
Co.. Fla. II had a bad sore on
ny right ear, and my blood was
badly out Of order. 7 tried local
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Gelss to Topeka o- Kansas Ci,y take
TIE new aver CD tbs Rock Island A. 10
10
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-Hol = u = Iy-Fo-
v heat-Eo. spring, z-a4c; No. rsd,
7saUc.
Corn-No. ,. toa41s.c; 40 : yellow. 80
4e1c
Oat-No 2 * gasc: 10. white. s7t9
sc. No. white. "a G2stc
Rye-No- 2 SO
Bariey-cood feeding. &c; fair 20 choice
mating. s75c.
Fax seed-Eo +. 3 5s5s
Timothy see5-priuls. sfis
Pork-Mess. per abl.. SIS l9Tff =.
Lsr5-PaT ~ las 8 ~
snort I'D sides Goosei. z saT =. Orr
saited shoulders fooIec1 &c. short
clear sides focTedl. 8 sos z
Whiszy-Bzsls - nigh wines. 8
Cl2rer-ffo1trsct grace. 80 ca
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago.
Chicago, March 1s.-The leading futures
ranged a. follows.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-02-08
Street Railway SURVEYS.

City Engineer Mcdonnell finished
a survey of one route by which the
electric railway can get out of lola to
the east and reach LaHarpe, Tues
day. He ran the entire line and re-
turned to lola. Starting at the west
side of the square he ran east on Mad
fson avenue to the Richards home and
then east, but will run two more lines,
one out East street and one out Jack
son avenue. Before laying aside his
utensils he will also make survey of
line from the square to Cement town.
He will also make estimates of the
grades and the expense of construct
ing the roadbed from lola to LaHarpe
along the various routes. So there
may before long be road under way
from lola to LaHarpe, with the river
and Cement town branches in pros
meet