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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31

Bon Ami club win meet next Thursday
night in National Reserve hall.
Meeting OF Sedgwick camp at their hall,
125 South Main street. Soyereigns, come
out. Fun and work.
Members Of the Sons and Daughters
of Justice are requested to meet with
the order tonight. Election of officers.
AT Peerless hall. 1880 sharp.
The ladies Of Plymouth church will
give a reception this evening for Mr..
and Mrs. Thayer in the parlors Of the
church. Congregation and friends am
corci tally invited.
The Christian Citizenship League Of
Sedgwick county viii hold a meeting
at the Emporia Avenue N. E. church on
January l. at 2 p. m. Short address by
the president, Rev. J. H. Pracht. and
others.
". c. T. U. membership and social
meeting this afternoon at o'clock. at
208 Sedgwick block Discussion: The
Trials and Triumphs of the Past Year"
Led by Mrs. Pritchard. All are cordially
welcome.
There viii be a meeting Of Garfield
post No. Is at their hall on New Years
eve. at 1880, for the purpose of INSTALL
ing officers for the ensuing year, in con-
nection with the ". R. c. Public cor
daily invited.
The Woman's Home Missionary society
of the First NJ. E. church will meet IN
the parlors of the church Friday, January
g. at 2:3O o'clock. Please take notice
of the change of day. New members
and strangers are cordially invited to be
present.
The Reformed church will hold recep-
ton for its members and friends of the
church this evening at the church. corner
OF Lewis street and Topeka avenue A
special musical and literary program will
be rendered and warm, hearty reception
VIII be extended to all who attend
The No. 1 Society of Christian Endeavor
of the First Presbyterian church will
entertain their friends at the church
this evening. The entertainment will
be in the form OF a reception to the
new officers for the ensuing year. as well
as for the strangers in our city. All
young people are cordially invited Re
freshments viii be served
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31

Theatre soers have. during the past six
weeks given some u the best elbows that
have visited Wichita the Ego by u use
an expressive slang phrase. For some
inexplainable reason the theatrc-Ep
public which is sometimes aciSlo Rave
permitted some very excellent attractions
10 play 70 very small toures. ana This
was again the case last night While
Secret Service. has never before appear
"a ana may for that reason De unknown
20 many. yet II IS one u the greatest ard
strongest war plays that has ever been
presented 10 the public. Then again. the
company viYich presented IL last night IS
an unusually good one and those who saw
the play have tho comfort q knowing
that they we're not the ones who were
missing one Of the best plays q the sea-
son
The play. Secret Service Il very az
ferent from The usual play. An evening
in Richmond durinr The civn war b. the
firae q the play ard the peas!as time
corresponds 20 that relnired Tor The pre-
sentatiou- In other words. the auditor
witnesses the events q az evening" be-
ginning ~ O'Clock and confinuing rntl
u O'Clock which are supposed % have
frnnsrirsd some thirty odd years ago. IL
IS IL four acts. The play has very deep
riot and the r1ost regular ~ theatre- soers
cannot fathorn the piot One has n5t the
eiiehtest notion o. what IS EoirE ~ hap
pen next - intricate is the plot and 80
novel ths construction O. tie play. It IS
intengely interesting too and ore 81
thrilled az the remarkable situations al1
uuf expected events whict fha story af-
fords u must b. q harderef play foer
WHO can follow che aGreaefrrs - fhe
northern spy ln the C1nfeaerate crritrl
without losing hlnssls for fhe moment
and sharing - tho Cara lnrgifed ~ ere
intense 8raulaflc situations
zfr Beasasnin HaRard. 1f9 csears The
role - Lewis Duncnt. .anfertakas ne
dirIcu.t dual role ~ fhe fpy art- nero ls
ore On does aor know Vhlch ~ his
qualities rzcss % admire or 20 co.5rrnr.
and 81 al. he pres>rts r-ost lrterfaf-
tx Character. 1fr Howard arsseata
very srro-z character az gre ssf ren-
tasred snd lrlrsTt1ratle gfrsoaaiify ar5
csz.et and re1resref a-f irr-rse acting
slr Howard made a PIT - -aezs ra-se
Qualities vith Ehich BE 81 falsnte8 1are
LAST season wfsa Ee agarsf ~ fhe
Crzws7r1 alth TIE Ne3s sIocs faDg ~
UrseentIaE Iha Eactetgrs R1unr
ard .krss.ocrarg.r TIE o0npaas sse 15es
r. 3 DsGsle. Afrat ACTOR Herfirgtau
aey-15dH. Tescsla Trasrrs era 1fls-
rhosa 1fclsliF.er H1esrE Eaariss. f~F
Brsr ~ AID Hrs. cEslsl.es ff-L l.ss
Hs.arrhe EiosgIan al1 bsa1-fsi Tere -
E61th warner az9 Nlss Itli prsps-.e3 81
err=sler- ttt - rh1rarter Eefs
.sazt att-a tca Iiss ffTfr-ls carhizn
ia VANITY Fl- cartai1 ~4 = a1 at
ocsock Tonight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31

Wake for their generous hospitality At
e late hour the guests departed. each
wishing Mr. aad AIRS. Wake happy and
prosperous New Year. Those present
were.
]. T. McElliny. Fred Bell. John Hertz.
James Taylor. Fred Wolf. james HisEins,
Jim Burton. Newt staEe. II. y. Halls.
Billy McCarfy. ". c. Lanzt0n. ~.
schnitzler. J. Hoenschest;. Chas. schwen-
dinger. Dave Crews0A John Davis. \.
Ferris. WIN Hoenschesdt. Jake Kreischer.
John Eilcr. 7 o. Miller. VIM. Lille. J. @.
wiadlc. II Y Noltmeyer. Tee stcarns.
O. Crawford. Robt. Pryor. ". shoemak-
er. Dr. Richardson. Thee. Nevlns. Buiy
HoHoweu. ". r. Thompson. ossa Kahi.
Bud Castle. Johann Kinseder. Fred Wake
George Cert. N. VI. NccoHister. Nick Her
rig. Damon wake.
Several Of the gentlemen brought their
wives who ably assisted Mrs. Wake.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31
CITY IN BRIEF.

". A. johnson was in Argonia yes
terday.
]. H. Dadisman Of Washburn college.
Topeka, is visiting his brother.
Mr. and Mrs W. c. Downing of Har-
per are visiting B. H. Downing, GA North
Waco avenue.
Miss Daisy ingram from Canton, Kan.
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. F. D.
Annabil, of 50S East Central avenue.
Miss Maude Nichols returned yesterday
afternoon from a pleasant two months
visit with her sister at Galveston, Tex.
Mrs w. A Polk was taken quite sick
Saturday evening with neuralgia of the
bowels and is still confined to her bed.
W. s. Greenfield, buyer for Greenfield
Eros, will leave this afternoon for the
eastern markets to buy their spring
stock.
Mrs. J. H Jordan of 2l5 South Dodge
avenue. West Side. left last night for
Galesburg, H.. to visit her son. Z. L.
Jordan.
Mrs. Carson of Kingffsher, who is Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wor-
ley on North Main street. leaves today
for a short visit in Oxford.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31
Great Rcformer.


History has recorded many Instances
where women have become 60 greatly IN
teTcstcd in some poor. incbriste and semi
respectable drunkard as 60 try 90 reform
him Hundreds Of women have allowed
their sympathy % lead them into the mat
r!m0nial yoke. marrying the boozer. or
periodical drunkard 81 hopes q reform
Ing him but niuety-uine out OF every hun
bred cases have proven rank failures. u
seems to be a hard proposition 10 reform,
q LIQUOR or morphine nend. DR. J. J. Nc
Kama. the world renowned iiauer habit
specialIsAo oiuassna ~. o. r. who Is
now stopping ~ The Carey. = tho oniv
man In the world who guarantees % cure
the liquor habit IN three DAYS and that
he does H. hundreds ~ the most promius
ent citizens and business men - wich'ts
and throuEhou; the southwest VII testify.
lie f. a refermer that reforms. makes
prosperous men ~ former drunkards II
Is simply wonderful bat fruc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Were Fair for
Monday.
CLOSE WAS 5 TO 10 HIGHER
Cattle Market Active to tx
tent of offerings.

There was a fair supply Of hogs on the
market yesterday for Monday. The
market opened sbout steady. but by the
time the late trains dumped their hogs
Into the yards buyers were bidding to
10 cents higher. Buyers and sellers seem
ed TO be apart in their views. and eight
car loads were weighed up and held over
for today. with the expectation of get
ting better prices. Cudahy was on the
market. and Armour's buyer stayed as
long as the hogs continued TO arrive, but
did not succeed in getting very many
hogs for the reason that he thought
sellers were asking too much money. The
top price was SC. IS. but there was not
fancy. well finished car load of hogs on
the market.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31

15G2sc; creamery. 1s925c; June creamery.
15G211zc; factory. 125zG751xc.
Cheese-Receipts. 2,ss9 packages; mar
ket quiet; state full cream, large fancy.
1o0I04c; state full cream. small fancy.
u41IZc; late made, best large, SIC;
late made, best small. 1eG10Ec-
Eggs-Receipts. 4,046 packages: market
frmer; state and Pennsylvania. Soc
western at mark. 22d2sc; southern at
mark, 2212Sc
Sugar-Raw. steady; fair refining. SIC:
centrifugal. &C test. csc; molasses sugar,
27sc. Refined steady. Crushed, 5.Sc;
powdered. 4.s5c; graduated, 4-75c.
Coffee-Steady; No. Rio, 1-16c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31

gaHndy. dandifed acts OF today AMI runs
the entire gamut Of tie best in vaudeville
and niinstresly.
Every feature IS new this season and
the organization IS the best effort OF its
eEterprising management a special train
OF tbs company's OWL Pullman cars are
used N It's transportation and the street
parade, which takes place 81 e.S9 J.. IL
on the day of the ccmpauy's arrival IN
this city. IS one Of the most pleasing spec
tacle one would wish TO witness. "a = in
trOducss new features ana many Of them.
and everyone should watch ard wait for
the big event
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31
SAVED AT GRAVES BRINK.

Il know 7 would long ago have been IN
my grave" writes Mrs. s. II. Newsorn Of
Decatur. Ala. ii It had not been for
Electric Bitters. For three years I SUI
fered untold agony from the worst forms
OF indigestion. water brash. STOMACH and
bowel dyspepsia But this excellent Md
icine did ne a world OF good. Since using
Il I can eat heartily and have gained 2
pounds For Indigestion. loss OF appetite.
stomach. liver and kidney troubles Eiec-
trio Bitters ara a positive. guaranteed
cure. Only SC at Cehring-s phar-nacr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Following are shippers who had hogs
on the market yesterday: Lincoln x Man
Ming Of Enid: Sale * Johnson. OF North
Euid Beckham < Son. OF Burton. Col
Ed Woicott. Of Hutchinson, Frank Moore
OF AaGaie. ". J. Popenwen. OF Rome, Y
Gri0ith. Of Belle Plaine. : RebstocS. Of
Hutchinson. Henry Stelukirchner. OF
Newton. William Wiley. Of Se6gwick
Pat Mckinley. of Freeport. ana Gar
land 81 Knowles. of Wellington were
late arrivals with cattle last night. Il
was too late Tor the buyers. and they
were held over.
~ = Boys shipped out a car load II
mules e. ST Louis yesterday. There has
been So many horses and mules shipped
this fal ard last summer thar Ii is pre-
diefeo there VIII be shortage when The
sprine WORK Is commenced on the farms.
Work was being pushed at the new
Bo't packing house yesterday The walls
o tie BIZ cooler are rising slowly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31
CATTLE SALES.

Chicago. Dec -CattIe-Receipts. IS
b02 including 400 Texans; market strong
70 Ice higher; good to prime steers. ST. =
@7.5o. poor 10 medium. s. .99d6 90; stock
ers and feeders. s.. 0oa4 .; cows, 81. 25d
SO; heifers. Sl.75Q5. Gamers. 81. 259
2.3o; bulls, Sl7504.50, calves, S2.50G6.50;
Texas fed steers. So. 25fJ4.35.
Hogs Receipts today, 5000; tomorrow,
2ooi0. left over. 5000; market 10 cents
higher: mixed and butchers, S6.1076. 70:
good TO choice heavy. S6.5oGc.90; rough
heavy. S6.1e06.30; light, S5.S5Q6.50; bulk
OF sales. St. 25Q6.60
Sheep-Recoipts. .. 0G0; market weak:
lambs steady to 70 cents lower; good to
choice wethers. S4.00Q4.5o fair to choice
mixed. s.. GoG3 20; western sheep. S3.75a
$50. native lambs. SS.00d6.o0; western
lambs. Si.SoG5.9e.
Official receipts and shipments satur-
DAY
Receipts-cattle, 225; hogs. 1890: sheep.
2.6d9.
shipments-cattle. sas; hogs. 1882; sheep
loo.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Mo. Dec 3o.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 3.o0e; 1000 Texans. 1o) calves:
market 10 20 Zoe higher; choice export and
dressed beef steers, $6.00Q6.75: fair to
good, S.75Q5.9o; stockers and feeders.
$.e-t f5e. estcrn fed steers. Sf.65ff6.00:
western range steers. Ss.65a6.0o: Texas
and Indian steers. S3.5Q5.o0; Texas
cows. S5.59lf 50, native cows. 32S5i2. =:
heifers. Sa-0oG5.5o; Gamers, I-65Q5.5o.
bulls, S2-5015.25; calves. $3.50 90
HogS-Receipts. 9.e0Q; market II Ice
higher; top. $3.50; bulk Of sales. S6.l5a
6.15. heavy. Sc. 75Q6.9o mixed packers.
SG.4o06.S5: light S5.5oa6.65; pigs. I.250
5.G0
sheep Receipts. ESQ; market strong:
FED lambs s.. 2505.15: fed wethers, s.. 757
80; yeariings. $f.ooa4.s5: ewes. s. 25u
IS; culis and feeders, 75QS.53.
ST. Lolhe.
ST Louis Dec 0.-cattle-Receipts. g.
6e9, including SEQ Texans; natives strong.
Texans steady 10 strong; beef steers.
s4-3)r6 S.; fancy. 81. SoT7.59. st0ckers and
feeders S2.5003.Sl: cows and heifers, sea
G IS. Texas steers. fed. S2.S3lI5.2o; grass
&.e90f-53, COWS and heifers. $. fe0S.65.
Hogs Receipts. ESQ. market 10 1oc
higher. pigs and lights. SIS i76.1o. pack
CTS. $5.7515-sa. butchers. S.. 5ad6.S9
Sheep-Recoipts ,to: market strong.
native muuons, S2.75qs.oo. lambs. $3.50
G1.75.
ST. JOSEPH
81 Joseph. Dec. So--Cattle- Receipts.
I-2o. market strong, natives SSI7 IS:
cows ana heifers. Sl-5e75.,s, veals. s. 80
@5.13, stockers and feeders. So.S5a450
Hogs- Receipts. SEQ, market 8 To- Ice
higher. light and light mixed. So 16 So.
medium and heavy, 81. Seq6.S5; piss, $50
SIS
sheep Receipts. 3: market steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31
FOILs a DEADLY ATTACK

Ny WE was 50 1T that good physi.
clans were unable to help her" writes NJ.
NJ. Austin of Winchester, Ird., but was
completely cured by DR.. Kings New Life
Pills" Ley work wonders in stomach
and liver troubles. Cure constipation.
sick headache sc at Gehring's pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31

View YORK Dec. -fClpse-Aipusy On
call firm AZ 20 81 per cent. close or
fered ~ PER cent Prime mercantile pa
Ter. ~ per cent Ste-i4nE exchange
firm. vith actual business r. bankers
bits At s. -. Tor demand ard =. s. 50
and 81 s7ls. commercial bills. s. E{s sssz.
Bar silver. 49, Mexican dollars go
Government bonds week. state beads il-
----.-- Il &. LIS .--..------
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31

That music lovers here are to have
treat in the coming appearances OF lines
and his bard. Is amply assured oy the
great success CT the organization st the
Buffalo Exposition. where il i now play
ing. The Temple CT Music is Nackei FOR
every concert. and az might the doors
are locked and barred. and the Police
and guards are doubled since the incipient
riot on New Years 6ay Then 5.opo stood
outside the doors and tried ir vain 80 post
the 25oe inside. and fought 10 get places
u hear. while women and children
screamed ard tainted. Special reserved
seats have been resorted 20 70 handle the
throngs. The artistic OF the city have
gone wild over the beauty OF the band
playing. and the popularity % its work
has been equally great With the masses.
so that It may &c said truthfuliy TO De the
musical hit OF the fair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31

Washington. Dee es-F0rcczst -
Tuesday and ffadnesl1y
A-ansas-Fasr TeeSlay ard Fs-s1s-slsy-
colder Tuesday sa northern portion SEES
winds
Oklahoma ard Indian Terrto-T-Ealr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
"a 800 REIATIoN-.

Sol Smith Russelis great play a Poor
Relation has held the attention. excited
the smiles and touched the hearts q the
American public for the past dozen ears.
Il Is a ieiiehteuily painted picture q
human life and human love; picture
whose underlying current ~ aafhos.
which is almost tragedy. only decuens
the shadows n the baekgrouns making
the giints Of Sunshine brighter and more
golden As a story Il Is beyond ccrrec-
ton.
'Soah Vale" the character which sol
Smifh Russell made farrora-or il night
better be sad made Mr. Russsi famous-
vii n5n he assumed BY that stsrii-E
Young actor NJ Frc5erick Summer -.
ard Il is saia ats The actor Ike a slove.
M Symmetrical is a na-fist sifn M
same quiet nethu6s - Sol Smith Russell.
and 1urrs the pact season gained high
prafse largely through his aafsral pay
netLsrn. facial expression. ssnt5s 1usiat-
ness ard dr. sense u h8-ler zfr SIN
meTfeis success IA tsis faE oss play e a
corurIeto Success
TIE suupcrflrg canaarv. Win -aich
Mz1a ger Frss e. Berger hss surrounded
sfr srusnc1asta is eae ~ tAe besr ard
meet evenly balances. faaf vEl o. seer
here tlls rrszsrr Eezsca nearly al y IRE
artists having beea iz S. s-nitn a1sstlls
company so- u1uber q ye1rs. Tsss
scenery. r-fcpsfsils. ss- zrfch ffs ro-r-
r1av csrles. e asp the c-lz.aJ sr1fz
bee ard risat 81 ere CEsvfe-l
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31

Vanity Fair Is one OF the greatest
books in English literature and Becky
Sharp Is the most DELIGHTFULLY."- wicked and
most independently clever bit Of selfish.
unprincipled femirinity that any writer
has given US IN any language. Shs loses
neither lcoquettish charm nor vivacious
vcnslity IN the Interpretation which Miss
Gertrude Coghlan gives OF the character
in the play which her father. the late
Charles Coghlan. made from Thacker's
masterpiece
Miss Coghian possesses both youth and
beauty. two qualities which make Becky's
power OF feminine fascination very con
viucing, not only in the scenes where she
uses her art 70 cajole and allure the men
who fall easy victims 10 her wiles, but
also IN those where she conciliaies the
women in whose eyes she wishes TO and
favor. so that she may receive favors OF
a very substantial sort.
Becky is 90 alert OF Wit so brigt-eyed
and ready, so ambitious and 80 detarElin-
ed 10 win at all bazarts that seeing her
as Miss Coshlan presents her 70 Is. one
begins 70 admire her pluck and 20 forget
the psturess for the things Tor which she
strives.
IN The last act, the physical detericria-
ton which accompanies moral desrada-
ton was shown by Beclys very artidy
clothes and especially by her depioraoiy
dirty handkerchief
Charles Betram as Rawdon Crawley.
was best in the scene where he discovers
Becky with Lord steync. In a book which
the author labeled as "a novel without 3
hero il would not Be fair to demand
heroic qualities in the men. but be was
manly enough IN that one scene 20 make
us forget his many weaknesses Lord
steyne was wei. played by James Cooper.
Omaha World-Heraid.
Miss Coghlan VIII oo al the Crawford
theatre tonight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31

You can. perhaps. imagine the funny
complications ard iudicrous incidents sFis-
Ing from the mistaken identity y two
fun-loving young fellows Who are con
tinually in mischief and not particularly
careful or 5Gdicious IN their pursuit or
fun-sometimes under difficulties Wen.
you can see how the old thing works oy
going 10 see and hear "A Merry Chase.
at the Crawford theatre On Saturday.
January and II viii only cost yoa either
sc. Sc or soc as you please, with sFecisa
matinee price Of sc to AL parts Of the
house
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31
CattIe.

The cattle receipts were light, but the
market was active TO the extent Of the
offerings. Most OF the cattle came in
after it was too dark for the buyers to
sec them, and they were held over.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31

market closed as follows.
HsoJtsr-Narket steady: creamery, ia
&c; dairy. itd2ec.
Eggs-Steady; fresh. &c
st. Louis-
81 Louis. Dec. -tClose l-Wheat-
Higher. No. red cash. elevator, SIC.
track. Sic December $3.50: May. S-sG
sc, July. SsSsc. No. hard. 7sflS3c-
Corn-FflsheT; No. > cash. 55s.c. track
s5asSsso. December. sac; May. ssssc.
July. g..
Higher. No. cash. sc; track.
41iec. December. s71zc. NIey. s7asc. July
Ssi,c: Ne. : white. ~ 5sSic-
Rye-Highe-. CSC.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Dsc. 2i.-AA hest-AIay. 81
rTs9ssc: cash. No. hard -6fsl7-c- No. 3
.5tsls6c; N2.2 rcd. s7sc. No. 9 spring
-5fI76c: Nc. 6. sc.
Corn December. 6-izc; January. So sc-
May. Csc. cash. No mixed.
No white. s-s-ztfs1c. No. s. 55i
Oats-No. , white sac
Rys-No. = 6s1s7fs7zc
Hay-Cho,ce timothy. sIfes7ls; CHOKE
rrairie. S-s.ss
Butter-Creamery. lsa@-c; dairy. fsaeg
lSc
EgES-Fresh. Is.
Receipts OF wheat. $ cars.
New York.
New York. Dec. o--Euttsr-Esceip rs.
: Sc packages; market STEADY. state dairy
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Union Livestock Commission
Eidridqe Commission Co.

CATTLE. HOGS AND SREEP-Stock
yaros. Wichita. ConstEn your stock "a -
Ter best possible results. We expect 10
ser and bold cur trade By the thorough
efficiency or eur work and The strict
business Integrity OF cur methods and
Cordially invite yoCr business 60 tcis
basis Telephone SS
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IN GOOD CONDITION
Dwight Heeeh WnI ~seu re AbIe 20
WORK

WORK
Dwight Beech. who wns injured n the
wreck on the Santa Re few days aga
and had Two ribs broken. b. getting along
nicely NJ Die homo. corner ~ Seventeenth
and Tairrlew avenues. The wreck vas
caused by the explosion 81 an acstyisus
gas tank in ono ~ the cars. Mr.. Beech
and several other perrons were injured.
Columbia Desk Calendar for 1902.
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business Offices and homes for many
years. lts great popularity being largely
due 70 the thorosehness WITH which e
serves ita purpose as a memorandum Sc
vice. II 81 most convenient repository
n things 20 Re remembered and AZ tie
same time possesses al the requisite fes-
sures 81 an almanac for every DAY ases
The printed Part. ~ in former year..
largely consists q voluntary contributions
from bicycle riders ~ nearly every crgn-
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handsomely printed ano mogntsd on a
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

CASH LLUIAIIUNS.
Flour-Msrket steady.
wheat-No. spring. 6s7sG67isc; No. .
red. Ssls QSei.c.
Oats-No. :. 45iAa45asc No. white y
G471zc: No. white. 46G474c.
Hye-No. .. 65lsc.
Barley-Fair 10 choice mailing. 5SisG
62ikc.
Prime timothy seed. S6.s5a6.E.
Pork-NIess. per Dbl. Sl5Gf6.1o.
Iard-Per~Ie0 lbs, SO Il. Gle IS.
Short rib sides Goosel. S65HS 20: dr.
salted shoulders (boxedp. 72sG11zc: short
clear sides tboxedj. s9.1e}0s IN.
Whisky-Basis OF high wines. <1.33.
CIoNer-Contract grade. S9.s5.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO.
Open. ! High. Low. Clos

. Chicago.
Chicago. Dec. 30.-The leading futures
ranPed fellows.
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market closed as follows.
EsoJter-NaTket steady. creamery. ia
&c: dairy. ltTSec.
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Kansas cfty.

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