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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-26

There sre manT women 81 over the
land who are earning q living by the
Use of the needle Confne,1ens IN
close rooms and the trying nature OF
their work often causes them 70 grow
pale and van and 20 experience q feel
ing Of constant WEAKNESS. This secs
on. sometimes, until nature rebels and
health breaks down. There Is one way
and only one way 20 restore the I'M
paired vitality, and that Is % strength
en- the vermont nerves and hcil6 Cp
and nourish the impoverished blood
If the blood Is kept healthy and rich
End the nerves strong. new life and
energy VIII soon be felt. This vas the
experience Of Mrs. Addie r. Holt, q
dressnaker, OF No. % Bridge street,
Augusta. Ne. Size SAYS.
About five years ago I began 20 *
perience a woVn-out feeling Some
times I would lie IN bed fer a day o- 50,
but nv dressnakinE work obliged ms
10 keep I'D, even when ] did noe feel
able % be abont. ! suffered from fe-
male troubles and last spring I had
Rheumatism IN ny lefr arm and also \
pain IN my left side n the region OF ny
heart.
"In August 8 friend recommended
Or. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
and I began taking them Immediately.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-26
TEE Belle OF NEw YoRK-

After many extravagant successes al
home and abroad. The Belle o. New
York, with its merry lyrical tinglss its
pretty girls and delightful ensembles. viii
be seen at the Crawford thezter on Mon
day, October IS This well known uu-
steal comedy is so well written and 81
possesses 50 many delightful features
that one wishes 10 see II a second and
third time. This. no doubt is the reason
for its remarkable success. At the end
OF last season it had accomplished a
record OF 200 performances. and IL Is
safe 70 say that it viii receive an euthu-
siastic reception upon It's return 70 this
city. IL IS so brimfui OF action. Il moves
with such spirit and dash that one never
seems 70 tire OF it. The company is aagin
headed by AIr. Edward J. Connolly and
Mss Beulah Dodge.
The title Of the play. For Her Sake.
stamps the piece as one OF the sort throb-
oing with heart interest" and there are
said 70 be situations IN Il little short o.
terrific. Such a one IS the fogging scene
IN which The ssrf girl Olga the young
woman with whom the hero q the story.
Prince Faldemar. IS IN love figures as
the victim. The author. IL appears. has
taken good care 10 relieve such scenes as
this with others OF a comedy favor. The
play VIII be seen here At the Crawford
theater. " Wednesday October ooh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-26
HARRIS WINS CASE.
Interior Department Hands Down De-
cision In Land Case.
-. Q. q. -. 25.-Another {
his land 0Tic9 district ha. been disposed

Perry, O. T., Oct 25--Another case n
this land orfice district has been disposed
Of 6y the Interior department.
on June p the secretary OF the interior
rendered a decision IN the contested land
case OF Alfred D. harris and Kyle Nc
Chung IS. Walter Fisher. affirming the
decision OF December 4 dismissing the
contest OF McClung and awarding the
right OF entry TO Harris for the northeast
quarter OF section 60. township 20, north
range l, cast, Perry. Oklahoma, land dis
trict
In his decision the secretary OF the IN
terror says: The department Is in re-
ceipt OF letter inclosing Meetings. re-
nnquisnuent OF all his right. title and
claim IN said tract to the United States.
together with his waiver OF all right 20
file a motion for review OF decision. The
fling OF said REIMBURSEMENT obvisses the
necessity for further action by this de-
partment with reference 20 said motion
for review. which was fled by the attor-
ney. presumably without any knowledge
OF said relinquishment herewith and Re-
turned 10 your Office. and Walter Harris
viii be allowed 10 make entry for the
land IN question"
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Oct zlThe bulls had hard
work 10 sustain the market today, and
the efforts 70 continue the advance were
frustrated BY the realizing encountered.
The coalers continued to move upward
this morning, and there was a revival Of
the bull movement IN St. Paul, but the
heavy realizing which had been in pro
gress during the week under cover OF the
new points Of strength has aroused sus-
picion that the whole movement was
manipulative and designed 70 unload
stocks Anumber Of special weak points
added 70 the difficulties OF the bulls and
the money and exchange situation show
ed the necessity OF caution FOR those de-
pending on call loans. The whole mar
keC turned heavy before the closing, and
was in that condition al the last To-
days net. changes were reduced mostly
70 Insignificant proportions
Railroad bonds were less active. n syn
pathy with stocks, and the speculative
issues were inclined 10 react. Total sales,
par value. S2.225, Geo. United States threes,
coupon, advanced = per cent on the last
call
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-26
ALL FAVOR STATEHOOD.
Committee Of Non-Partisan Statehood
ConNention Hold Meetinn

e Reno, o. T.. Oct S5.-The memorial
committee OF the nonpartisan statehood
convention which met in Guthrie las;
January. held a meeting az tins Kerfoo:
hotel yesterday afternoon, says the Amer
lean
The members present were Chairman
Clark. Oklahoma City; Ex-Governor Seay.
Kingfsher; Hon. F. 2. GnIett and Hon.
Dick Morgan. OF this city.
The meeting yesterday was purely q
preliminary one. and they adjourned 70
meet here 4 week from next Tuesday.
The several members OF tire committee
were seen by reporters and everyone ex-
pressed himself IN favor OF statehood for
Oklahoma, without reference 70 any other
condition or terrific y.
At the next meeting digest Of the me-
mortal 70 congress VIII be given 70 the
press for publication.
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..RRnwNrs N rnwN


The new farce. Browns IN Town.
which is the attraction at the Crawford
theater Thursday. October g. IS said n
be one OF the brightest and cle2nest com
edles ever seen on the stage Tho com
pany y a very capable one. The plot
OF the piece deals with thu troubles %
Dick and Lefty Preston. Two young peo-
pie who have been secretly married. and
who are trying 70 conceal their marriage
from Dick father. The old gentleman
has a decided aversion 10 marriage
probably as Dick SAYS, because Re has
been there himself" and has vowed that
II Dick does marry before reaching che
age OF . he viii cut him on without a
cent Dick and Lefty have taken q cot
tags az Brightoa. and are living an ideal
life amid honey-suckies. hens and IT,
qUisitive reighbors. and OF course the old
gentleman turns 10. Dick s. living IN
der the name Of Brown az the cottage
and the Older Preston takes z friend OF
Dicks for Brown and Lefty Tor Mrs
Brown. On his arrival Dick has ar
ranged with Suzanne Darce. q friend os
Lettys. 10 act as Mrs. Brown. This
eventually leads 70 the discovery By the
old gentleman that there are TWO Mrs
Browns. and the contradictory explaua-
tons that the young people give for the
unusual number OF wives on the Part OF
tie imaginary Brown keep Preston
senior in q whirl OF excitement for three
acts.
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Died-Nrs. Nary J. IcPbersoa, Cctobsr
S, az the home q her son near this city
aged e years.
4frs. NcPherson. ice Mss Nay 7
ShaZkiiR. was a native q Kentucky. e1l
was matted il marriage % !. " McPher
son March 3 ISIS. ard migrated 70
Wichita September. KS. Here Mr.. Nc
Pherscl died February n. Ise0 Ten chill
d-el E-srs born 20 this union ard eight O.
them survive.
At HavzEa. Cuba. Perry NfcPhersoa g.
pastor 81 the Christian church 81 Lyu-
vile. Illinois, s ~. ard Lucius McFher-
son are Teli known residents = F-irEi-
"a Ers- Lucy J. Solomon. Efnzash-r
Oklahoma Mss Octzvla EcPhsrsou
Wichita. 3frs. J. w. Bierer Nedi-.rs
Lodge Ms. Hsr-T T. Moor, Elngfshs-.
Ozizhora-
The deceased VS. 4 woman ~ renzs-iz-
able viEc- % ulrt .1d s-re-E1h = -Ezr-
ac-Er. Her f1Ece-cs nrd Christian *
ample has heel fslt II az fhs y-ars -
her lie ard as rr1lv oa.E She hatz
dors what she ccuL" Eer Influence
,ziu 90 CT ard c1 f1rszer. Ma M-Fhe--
son spent her las- feE rc-tEs VITA hsr
friends z1d children II Illinois and had
Tet1rned - thls city but a few weeks
Et-- called away - ERE lard q TIRE iesL
Yes size 81 zltE TIE a1zsis Gov
see has thrown ASIDE ee--1s ares.
Ard tre -r1z- Isl Oh Eer brow
she IS cicrlet ir rrre white Ane1-
A1l SIZE E-zs rhe streets - E--c-
THIS loved ore. safe forever
Wi-rl- rEa S1viC-s f7l1
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SCHLEY PICTURES
GREAT BATTLE
Continued From Second Page.

course. e reply that led 70 al invitation
in which Mr.. EeiIner involved himself;
but I never was asked anything about IL
I vas not summoned before any court or
asked 70 explain the transaction Then
there passed between Us number OF
letters. he applying for copies, and so on"
Mr.. Rayner asked II he remembered
the conversation on the Brooklyn be-
tween Hodgsou and Captain Cook. 10
which the latter had testified, when the
former called the attention OF the cap
tain Of the Brooklyn to the sexas ard
Captain Cook had replied; ooh, yes.
see the Texas" The admiral replied
that he thought he did recall IL
8fr. Rayner here began q series OF
questions 70 the witnesses intended 20
develop points Of the controversy, which
he evidently felt the admiral had not
brought out sufficiently. He asked AG-
miraI Schley II he knew anything OF an
order which went % the men on the
Brooklyn during the early part OF the
battle Of July 8 70 stand BY the ram"
10 which the admiral replied: Yes;
directed that order myself, because I
called the attention OF Captain Cook at
the time We were standing n 10 the
Spanish ships. and said: Look out. They
are going TO ram you. There was
distinct attempt on the part OF both the
Teresa and viscaya 70 ram There IS 10
doubt about it. They were coming d.
rectly at Us, and don't think nistook
their intention at all. II was only after
the Viscaya had changed her course that
we made cur loop. now so celebrated
Mr.. Rayner-'eWhile talking about this
loop. why did not the ship turn with
helm hard starboard2"
Simply for the reason that 1t would
have carried Us into dangerous proximity
10 torpedo attacks. p broadside torpedo
attack OF the enemy-s vessel. Ny judg-
neut was that az that stage OF the &C
ton the Brooklyn ought not TO be sac
rtfced: that, SO far as II might affect
the result 20 individuals. I thought was
q consideration that should be turned
aside fer the higher and more important
interests OF the country she was
there to subserve."
The court then adjourned until Non
day
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Cattle.

There was & limited supply OF cattle on
the market yesterday. but the market
was active 10 the extent Of the offerings,
and everything offered was sold. The
cattle market at this place is building
up right along. and people have conf
denCe In IT. Export cattle might have
occasion 10 pass this market, but good
fat cows and helfers and grass fat steers
are bringing comparatively good prices
here Suckers and feeders as wei as
stock cows and heifers are every day
sold for prices that satisfy shippers that
they are getting about as much net cash
for their stock here as they would bring
n any other market The spectators
do not want 70 make i all. and they are
satisfied TO handle the cattle for a small
commission, and this the sellers have
found out The local demand for stock
cattle of all kinds has made a good mar
ket since the advent OF the dr0uth last
sumner. It seemed that wherever one
farmer wanted 10 get clear OF his cattle
because he thought feed would be high,
another farmer in southern Kansas or
Oklahoma has been ready 70 buy them
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At THE TOTrP

II TIE Toler last night the stock com
pany put on the laughable comedy Be
yond the Rockies" Tonight IS thes last
night OF this excellent funny bin and TO
night IS the drawing for the gold watch
Some person II the audience tonight will
receive the handsome watch free. ~ the
matinee this afternoon. on which occasion
the bill will also be Beyond the Rock
les, handsome set Of Roger Bros.
srCcns viii be given away. The comedy
IS very funny, and fun OF laughter and
IS especially suited TO ladies' and chill
dren- The price At the matinee IS only Ice
and the company deserves TO be favored
with large house. The play is put 81 n
its entirety. with eli the sp=cislties e
tween acts just the same at the matinee
as AZ the night par1 lr-nsnce. L one has
not seen Beyond the Rockies" IL IS wei
worth while 20 take IN the shog. as Il IS
fun, fast and furious. from the rise o.
the curtain on the first act to ths hnalc
a. the close Of the piece.
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FIVE SUCCESSFUL ONES.
Names CT Successful Applicants for
Medical Certificates Announced.

Guthrie. o. T. Oct 25.-F. 3 Lille of
this city. secretary OF ths Territorial
Board Of Pharmacy has announced the
names Of the successful applicants for
certificates az the examlnatiou held fl
e Reno. October 8 The men passing
the examination are.
Robert p Bryan. Glercoe
T. g Hinton. Lawton-
James II jackson. LaTto1-
Wallace A Mann. Shawnee
Thomas =. Nal1on. K-cElIu-
There were tveuty-eighV applicants who
took ehe examination Ire board has been
erdesvoring for scms tine % mako the
pharmacists over the territory comply
with the law ard Secretary Lille reports
favorable progress il This matter. The
next exariuatio1 Of the beard VII be al
Enid OF January Il Iste-
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GOES Ike Hot Cakes

The fastest selling article I have IN
my store. writes Druggist c. T. Smith,
Of Davis, KY. is DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption, coughs and
colds. because It always cures. N ny
six years Of sales II has never failed.
have known it to save sufferers from
throat and lung diseases. who could get
no help from doctors or any other rem
edy.' Mothers rely on II. best physicians
prescribe it. and Behring's pharmacy
guarantees satisfaction - refund price
Trial bottles free. Regular sizes. % cents
arF &
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The WEATHER.

VIchita- kan. OCT = -eI
Indian sumner cortilues- the teErera-
ture has been ETcu e 81 - Wfsh @ r7ezr
- e. whlcA : the sane IS Tl-rs-a
ear Is degrees W2-Ue- -rll CHE -ar-
mails cl1EdE wsatEar .r tl- Elra-aee-
clearing early ~ tl- afterroc-. eie-
later II RE stcEr-cgI ard II riEl-- EE-r
so1rh VIC high barometer
The rsl-saf slnue Ccl01er 1zt has beeu
=. inches greater thzu che r1rUaL
FRED - JOHNSON 04zz-Fe<.
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Among the shippers who had stock on
the market yesterday were; W. s
Thomas. Po1ca City. Hall & Sego. Or
iando, Smith & williamson. Pratt; No
Ian Bros. GODDARD, 7. Griffith, Bel Plain:
Erankey & Reght Pend Creek; Jen
Houston. POrca City.
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BANK cLEARiNes.

New York, Oct-25-Ths following table,
compiled by BradstTeet. shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week Ended October n with the per-
centage eff increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
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OUT OF DEATHS JAWS

When death seemed very near from
4 severe stomach and liver trouble. that
I had suffered with for years" write
P Muse. Durham, y. C.. DR.. King.
New Life Pills saved ny iifs and gavs
perfect health" Best pills On earth and
only sc at Gehrirgs pharmacy.
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STRONG FLOW STRUCK.
Lzwton IS Pcssessor CT Blazing Gas
Well.

Well.
LAYTON. O. T. Oct "a strong Cow o.
SIS his been struck CT the property c.
the First Sa-1ral Mining company. The
first fow vas struck on Wed-es1lT AID
last night another And . stronger f7E
was struck From q test = vas asc1r-
talned that the pressure 7-ss s. pounds 10
TIE square tacch- When ne cox Eas lg-
rltsd. l. g sid % have tzzzed - g feet
The depth of ths vel IS - fact TIE
property Is owed b r. c. Srsar-s- Den
RS 7. FIy11. Frauk 1Ic1zsters. Z. 7.
Richardson ard II Il Holmes. stock
ho15zrs II TIRE Ff-st Natigla1 company.
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brown cottons and moderate for bleach
ed at steady prices. Coarse colored cot
tons firm Prints and ginghams IN
changed Linens are firm. but demand
quiet. BurIeps dull and stIn weak
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BUYS NICE HOME.

Mrs. Richards Purchases Cottage al
7o5 South Emporis.
Yesterday Mrs. olive Richards p1--
chased Of Chas. Greinenstein the cottage
AZ rs South Euporia- The consideration
was s. .4o Mrs Richards purchased the
property FOR home. Il is q new mod
er1 cottage Of i've rooms and is well To-
Gated The deal vas made through ?. y
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

Kew YORK. oct. &-The7e vas nc
chang today in the print cloth situation,
sellers are not meeting the hiGs e Lee
for regulars 20 any extent Demand toE
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS


Chicago. Oct Receipts, g.
000. including go Texans; market steady ;
no choice here. Good 20 prime steers.
s650e 81; poor ID medium. s.. 1850;
stockers and feeders. $2-5d4.25. cows.
81 500 s.. heifers 2515.oo; Gamers.
g 25zeE. bulls. S1.75Q4.5o. calves. s5.9oG
600; Texas steers, --S5G3-75i western
steers. s.. 69d5.58
Hoes-Receiots. today. 1900; tomorrow.
1909; left over. $500; market opened
strong u Sc higher. advance lost; mixed
ard butchers. s. .95s6-55, good 10 choice
heavy, s5-1tes.55. rough heavy. S5.oe1I5. 81,
light, S-soz6 q, bulk Of sales, $500
so
Receipts. 5000. sheep and lambs.
steady; good to choice vethers. So 456S- .;
fair % choice mixed. s. S513. e.. western
sheep S3.9oG5. 81; native lambs. s.. sea t-l5;
western lambs, S.e5a4f9.
St. Louis.
St Louis Oct. 15-Cattie-Receipts. $50;
Including so Texans; market steady ID
srronEs beef steers. s. $3.50. st0ckers
and he-fers- S2-r+ 14. Texas steers. 8. 81
gas. COWS and heifers. s. -el9S-25.
HoEs-Receipts. $50. market strong q
g higher, PIGS and lights S5.SSG6-o Co;
packers, 2--5E6.ao. butchers. $6-l5ll6.55-
Sheep Receipts. SEC: market stre5lg- ra-
tive sheep. Sae52 ~. lambs, si.lo54. 3.
Texas sheep, 3. 1C535
Kansas City.
Kansas City. oct Seattle Racai1ts
ratives. 1.5o0: Texans, 53. calves. 400:
hest beef cattle strong, other cattle
STEADY; choice export and dressed beef
saeers. SIS Q6-5o, fair % Ecod s. S5fy5- IS,
stocke-s and feeders. =. -78 =. western
fed steers, S4e5G-t, western ra1Ee
steers S5.0offt--5; Texans and Indians
g 7o7s- =: Texas cows s. 80 g. native
cows s. a. o.: heiters S3Ql5.o5, can
ueis. s. 55Io 50; bulls, S1-0o3- SD, calves.
I59-s-Receipts. S,ooo. market 3 70 lie
higI,er- ton. S53o; bulk az sales. Sis.
heavv s519T6-2l, mixed packers. $50
S 81 Right S5.SE6-l5- piss S-le1a-5a-
.sheso-Receirts. 253d, ru1rSet steady,
nee lambs. s. 35T4--5- western lambs.
e --rrs So native Vethe-S. -ff5--5-
western wethers 152-so; ewes. S2--5F
So eulls sI---a--5l
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fle Contemporary club wI meet IT
-a1 residences = l. Holmes. -l North
La7r5-ce a-ue. this ere-iE
Mss Downing VII have her lbfld-en's
i21cl1z class tlts aftl-ucc1 fco1 To
oc-ccz. a2 -he evening class from
O. g ana gelera dancing after &
clocS- Special ul1sTc hss 1eel arranged
Tor end "a Exceptionally pleasant sims
IS promised
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CASH QUOTATIONS.


F'Iour-Narkst firm.
Wheat-No- spring. ssGs91zc; No. ?
red. 711eGS22sc-
Corn-No. > yellow. ST. I571kc.
Oars-No. > white, SsG5sitc; No. white,
laG39l4c
Ry@No. . SIC.
Barley-Fair 70 choice mating. 54f57c.
Flax seed-No. !. s1-54; No. : north
western. SI.54
Timothy seed-Prime, s5-50d5-75.
Pork-Sless. per Dbl, Sc s)d13 S.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. s. 0G49 O..
Short rib SIDES Qoosel SS.010s-5o; dry
sailed shoulders (boxedl. 71-G71.c; short
cIear sides fhoxedl. S5.-5Es $
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NeH YAK.

New York. Oct -Bctter-Recei7ts.
3 SD packages market steady state dairy
tE521c. creamery. = June cream
err. Ia 1L-sc. factory, L-1l5c-
Cheese-Recs52ts, s. packages, market
steady, fancy, large colored. sasc- fancy.
large white. s1zG9-sc; fancy. small col
0-ed. 19-.cs fancy, small white, I1.c
Eggs-Recsipts. 4s1S packages. market
steady, state ard PsnEsy lvaals. Ills721c.
western candisd- -li-c, western ulca-dIad
1sfIc.
Surzr-Raw. steady, fair reF1irE. 8 SIS
centrifugal g test. 5sc- D--asscs suEzr.
s-sc- refined. STEADY. crushed S. 81; rev
6ered. S-el. grarl1atal. S-l1-
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St. Louis, Oct S-lClose- )-VVhs
Higher, No. . red cash. elevator. 7zz.c.
track. 7e-a773ISc. December 972s.c
May. Sc. No. Z hard. 71SF-c
Corn-Ei sher, No cash. sc, track
5s-c: December, 577sc. MAY, 5e-c
Oats-Fi CHER; Ne cash. g-1sc, track
Sc; December. s7i-c; Nay. Ess &c. Nc
white SIC
Rve-Hfgher- sc
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Kansas City.

Kansas City no. Oct 5.-tCIoss9-
Wheat-December. 6--sc. Nay. TG1--c.
cash. No. , hard. 6-1zG6Sc. No. ;. ss-sf5 q. !.
No. red. re. No. 9. 6sizd7oci No. . spring
63ds4c; No. = &c.
Corn-December. 5s7sG7Ssc. cash. No. 2
mixed. 5si l55s-sc; No. , white, ss1zc; No
9, 59T5sisc
Ozts-SSo. . white. 81. use.
Ry-No. .. SC
Hay-Choics timothy, slsf13.5 choice
prairie, SIS "a
Butter-Creamery. ls1sc; dairy. fancy.
1a7I5c
Egg-Fresh, &c
Rents Of WHIT. Us ca-A
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On the Produce Exchange, today, the
market closed as follows;
Butter-Steady; creamery, I4GZizc;
dairy. 13Ql9c-
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Not included in totals because contain
Ing other items than Clearings.
Not included in totals because OF no
comparison for last year.
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cay sssls. 0sl.srss = PEI sssz.
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Daiy Ea<is. eeLvsEsa &c "a vssk-
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicago

Chicago
Chicago, Oct 4.-The leading futures
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-01-18
OBITUARY..

After a brief illness Mrs. Cynthia
w. Hopkins died Saturday afternoon
at the age of SO years 1 month and %
days She was born in Buffalo, N.
Y. Nov. II, 1907. She was married to
Mr.. j. G. Hopkins Dec. 2, 1897. In
1867 they moved to this state from
Schuyler Co.. N. Y, and settled in
Saratoga, Winona Co. Her husband
died Oct. 90, 1869. In 1879 the family
moved to Rushford where they have
resided ever since.
Her death removes from our midst a
beautiful Christian character whom
we had all learned to appreciate very
much. She was a beautiful illustra-
tion of the fact that the Christian may
be and ought to be the most happy be-
ing on earth. Amidst the varied ex-
periences of long and chequered life
she ever found reason to acknowledge
the goodness of God. She always found
reason for gratefulness. One never
came into contact with her but he felt
better for the association. Her life
was a veritable benediction to her
friends and the influences which she
started are lasting. In all her suffer-
ing which during her long life was at
times intense, and which to large ex-
tent deprived her of her sight, hearing
and power of locomotion the word of
was never known to pass
her lips. The memory of her just life
is blessed.
Mrs. Hopkins was the mother of
Mrs S. w. Heydon, of North Mankato.