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GUARDING A SECRET
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with the appraisers TO bring the right-of-
way up to Wichita from the Cowskin
After the reporter for the Eagle left
Mr. Eaton he met Senator Thomas MOTIF
ger, OF Harper county. 1nquirins for 1oe
The senator, Ike a great many others
down in Harper county, is becoming IN
terested in the Orient and he desired
light OF the matter from Mr.. Eaton.
L was reported in Wichita that the
Orient allowed their right-of-vay in
Harper county 10 80 by default and Sen
ator Noftzger was asked about Il
7 really don't know anything about
that" said Senator Noftzger. "All I
know is that some OF the farmers along
the line Of the proposed road from Har-
per TO TIE north part OF the county did
not think they were allowed enough
damages and they took an appeal. The
company compromised with them. but the
Orient company did not pay them when
the time was up. 7 don't know what the
result is as I have not looked al the
statutes I think they contain provisions
governing the matter.
Mr.. Noftzger does not agree with the
feeling growing in Harper county and in
Oklahoma 10 the effect the Orient may
never be built He thinks 1t will. He has
an understanding, he says that Mr.. Stnl-
wei has been promised the money ir
London TO finance It, pat that he may not
be able to get hold OF it for sixty days
or more owing 70 the slowness Of the con-
servative Britoa.
One OF the best ard most reliable 4
nanciers and business men II Wichita
expressed his belief TO a reporter, last
night, that the railroad would be built
He says that he knows absolutely that
the construction company had $3.50. 600 TO
start with, sufficient 70 fulfill all the pre-
Iiuinary obligations. He says that the
road has been completed a distance Of /
seventy-fve miles in Mexico and that 10
miles OF grading have been completed in I
Kansas and oklahoma He does not think 1
that all this expense would have been /
incurred II there was no intention 70 build I
the road. He says that the money de- (
rived from tOwnsites is not a drop IN the 4
bucket. compared 70 that which has al /
ready been invested. He admits that I
there is some dissatisfaction over the ap-
parent hardness Of the company. bur at
tributes that 10 several legitimate. but
unavoidable causes.
The Orient gentlemen took trip over
The town yesterday. One local fnancler
said that they actually opened negotia-
tons for a shop site near the kellogg
school house and that the deal for the
and is almost completed through J. F
md YVuber Sites. who have several
sieces OF available property.
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best cows steady to 10c higher; common
COWS lower; choice export and dressed
beef steers, s5.S.ls6. 50; fair 10 good. s. So
5.S5; stOckers and feeders, 8. S5G4. 81;
western fed steers, s5.0066-50; western
range steers. s3-2564- So: Texas and IN
dian steers, s3.0oQ4.50; Texas cows. 81 .
$500; native cows, 8 55d4.S0. heifers,
=. 1855 bulls. s2.o0G4.o9; calves, $50
600.
Hog@Receipts, 1900; market strong TO
&C higher; top. IS Is; bulk OF sales, s. .609
SIS; heavy, s. soG6.05; mixed packers,
.. 7oq5-s5; light, $5-S5Q5. 50; pigs, s.. S0g
so.
sheep-Receipts, 300: market strong
to a shade higher; native lambs. 81. 509
$50; western lambs, A.00G4. IS; native
wethers, So. 4094. s.; western wethers. and
yearlings, :3-25q3.S5; ewes, ;2.75G3. 40;
culls. N.5oG3 %.
St. Joseph.
st. Joseph, Nov. .-Cattle-Receipts, O.
go market steady 70 strong; natives,
g. 00aS- IS: cows and heifers, 81. z565 Is;
veals. $. COAT. .; bulls and stays, s. 0oR
:. 90; stOckers and feeders, & .50948
Hogs-Receipts. 800; market steady;
light and light mixed, g. sOG5. .: medium
and heavy. S. 7ea6-oo; pigs. 81. 25q5. IS;
bulk. s5.7c35. ..
sheep-Receipts. 400; market firm;
lamDSs &-l5.
Chicago.
Chicago. Nov. e-Cattle-RecefDts q oC9
including 900 westerns; steady on best.
weak on medium and common: good to
prime, S6.00q6.s5; poor TO medium. g. $50
20; stockers and feeders. 8. Oo74. Is; COWS
T. 25d4. 50; heifers. s. 25G5. .; Gamers,
l.25d2-2 .; bulls. 81. 0oq4 80; calves. &. O09
so; Texas steers, s9.ooG4 %; western
steers. s. 40ae5.40.
Hogs-Receipts today, q, 600; tomorrow,
. COO; left over, 5000; market strong to
&c higher; mixed and butchers. Sc. az. %:
good 70 choice heavy. S5-7o15.o7l5; rough
heavy, $5.45G5.s5; light, s5.5OG5.75; bulk
# sales. s. sos. 80.
SheeD-Receipts, 0,co1; market 10 70 15c
over; lambs. 25c lower: good 20 choice
vethers, s3.49G4 %; fair TO choice mixed, /
? s0QS-4o; western sheep. g. 0o73. Is; na-
i've lambs, 3. 50G4 IS; western lambs, 8. 90 /
7460
Official yesterday: Receipts-Cattle. =
IS: hogs, 50,s0s; sheep, Q, 100. Shipments (
Cattle, 1926 hogs. L6o5; sheep. 1927.
ST. Loulss
st. Louis. Nov. 5.-CattIe-Receipts s. 4
o. Including 30oo Texans; market /
teady; native steers, $. 5096. 20; stockers J.
nd feeders, 8 4593. 70; cows and heifers.
I. 0014. 20; Texas and Indian steers, SO 90 /
4 .; cows and heifers, g. 2063.15
HOg-Receipts, 1000: market weak 70
, lower; pigs and lights. 5 40d5. 20; pack
rs, S5.5oG5. 50; butchers. S. SoG6. 90
Sheep-Receipts, I400; market steady;
alive sheep, S3.2595.65 lambs, A&9
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paid vas slsoo. Jones. Woitz & company
made the transfer.
Mr.. W. F. Sites returned from tbs
east yesterday afternoon. he has made
quite a trip 20 various parts o. the east
AID Is glad 70 get back home again
Mrs z. p Shields was called 20 St
Joseph sunday night By a telegram an
nounclng the death OF her father. Caspar
weckerie. which occurred there that dag.
Mr Ia wmott o. II West Waterman
who has been confined % his bed. vas
removed % s. FRANCIS hospital 70 have
an operation performed. He is reported
very low.
". 4 Jsrnizan CT Gaies5urz. III. =
IN the city visiting his cousin. state Ser
ator James W. Tapp. They were boys
together. but had not net FOR about
tventy-siz years.
Mr Fred Bissantz. who has been vcry
sick for a long tine. s. improving fast
much 20 the JOY q bis many friends.
70 IS expected that he wiu be able O.
PC out fl a few Gays
Mr william Casweil expects % x -
hts claim 81 the Lawtoa district 81 fez
days Mr Casweu IL very erthesiastic
a fine home out % r. sona day
Richard Pool left last night for kan
sas city. where r. went - - treated fer
nerve trouhle. fror which ~ has bee7
affected for the last eishfeca uontha.
lie goes 20 tbs Dr. Iohn Fufasm Easi-
tsr.1m
IT. A. Bracksn purchased very nf-s
cottake yesterday - 71l south Maia
street from J. r. sorr-rs. Missouri Pa
cidc trai1 oispafcher. IRIS is very nice
place IRE 1-foe pad waa ge NJ
Erscren h1ys az ar irvretraeat
s,tes B-os. soit treivs sees oa Ease
Central ave1re. vifh a r-aH hr-ss. foF
E11 TIE property 6s3-zll to Ars
Amanda Era ard vas ec1 - 81 -
Fl-nards. The property IN s.-zafrf t1st
eas- 81 Erdrz-lc 60 Lratrsi aven1e.
~ James BurEet 70 R4fer coa-fy
vas Ell the cry yesterday shsklrz haatH
zl-h CSC frie-ls 40 ehoalzg sore 1ae
bass that De- Rad casrt- tr f1e E1crzl-e
re SAYS fhat re ueuf rr- 1attrE sr f-e
morning and vas ot ahct a. h11r
cas-tf-E rae fan Fs-g s1t ia tf1s
district e. fre. 20 reTs z7 the fsh Pave
taken % tns eesp reis az - fatf-z
wtth zi~1-ws c-s ca reztET cafrs
rhen.
rae Ger-a- Fzir = fl-sr-zT -iFfs vas
r..e-ssrfal ard ere Iaf,es fEarx su fhs
-er-ia-ts - ratr1~lz-v terr1 ~ z-l
81 Wr A.berta Ech1e-1ar- vas fhs
ha-ry ul-1sr 20 ha-1z1-e rarssr rha.-
r.re- ~ E-s r. Fc.te Cfhrr articles
~ers eis1gas1 % icy 80 serve 1la-er
a-s eesgar aralz t1lav. t1T r
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Anthony. Kansas. was represented on
the hog market yesterday by Burchf5ld
O. r--ceu and 7. q Highlands The
former had The top load al hogs and the
iat-e- brought piss which brought good
price.
Henry S-einkirchner. OF Newton. fur
r-shci q car losd Of western steers for
the market Yesterday. He must have
been satisfied with his sale. He got all he
asked FOR them
Ell Weiduae. Of Augusta. had 4 car
load o. boss on The market yesterday
that were pretty sood. and sold for
around the ron.
Among the well known shippers who
furnished hoss Ter the market yesterday
were. Atsirs * Wl-uot. az Winfield:
I'd Cook. Of Freepcrt. Smith & William
son. OF Pratt; Lincoln * Co. az Enid:
Townsend x Lemon. Of A1daie. TV :
Thomas. Of Ponca city, ~. 2. Beckham.
Of Benton. and J. IS. stevens, Of Douglas.
Charley sharp. the expert hos bu-er for
tho California packing house IS around
taking notes Of the market. IL IS q Ic1S
vvav II ship live hoEs from here q the
Pa-izc. but * seems everybody wants
T1-F-r4-1 hos
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GOLD MEDAL CONTEST
Hiss Clara Foster Won the Prize
Last Night


A gold medal contest was given AZ the
West Side Presbyterian church BY Mrs.
J. B. Hathaway last night The program
was as follows;
Prayer-..........-..-.... Svitzer
Recitation-"A Plea for the Father
land. Mabel Glenn
Recitation-"Courass to Act Rosa Jones
Music......-..-..-....--. Blind Charley
Recitstion-"A Vivid Illustration.
.........--............--..F ruberta Ginder
Observation-Disclosures ProhIbi-
ton" ....--...-..--......-.-..Cla Clara Foster
Quartette-"Si Sinner and the Sons" .-..
Misses Lulu Simpson, Martha
Hathaway. Messrs. 7. Elmer Jones
r Lee Jones.
Recitation-'Drive for the Right.
.-............-.-.....-... Cara Reed
Recitation-''Tempera War Cry o..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sophia Reider
Qus-tette-''Bury Him Deeply Down"
Misses Lulu Simpson. Martha
Hathaway. Messrs. T. Elmer and
r. Lee Jones.
itation-"Only Sixteen. ....,......-
..-....--..........- Clarence Collins
Personal Responsibility .Thos. Morris
song-''some Mothers Child.
Misses Gladys ard Martina Hathaway
Pantouime-"Old Folks az Home" ....
.-.....-..-.....---.-.-.--. .Pansy Cox
The program was well rendered and ap-
preciated by all II was hard for the
judges 70 decide which OF the seven was
TO receive the medal. as the markings
were very close.
One remarkable feature was that there
was no hesitation.
The judges were Daniel Switzer pastor
ot the Dodge Avenue VI 2 church Mss
Mary Kelly OF the Wichita high school
and Miss Daisy Thompson Of the Friends
University
The medal was awarded 10 Miss Clara
Foster.
Blind Charles music was appreciated
By ali He PLAYS both the French harp
and violin az the same time.
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ASLEEP AMID FLAMES.

breaking into a blazing home. some
cremen lately dragged the sleeping IN
mates from death. Fancied security.
and death near. It's that way when you
neglect coughs and colds Don't do Il.
Or. Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton gives perfect protection against all
throat. chest ard lung troubles Keep Il
near ard avoid suffering. death. and
doctors bills A teaspoonful stops a late
cough, persistent use the most stubborn
Harmless ard nice tasting. its guarar-
teed 70 satisfy BY Behring's pharmacy.
Prize zoo ard & n
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TnS LIVER.
Continually Changing Its Position 10 rs AK.
iiary Formation o. the Bleed.

Ever drop Of tlood that flows ts-cEh rr veins
passes though The i've II rs formation Any haci.
or work t1zi uslds C check TIE circulation Of
tie blood n Is psss2gs through Ire LIVER
materially effects the healll- Sewing. leaning for-
ward e. ne desk. tight lacilg. ana a. seceEtsry
HABITS rstar5 the circulation Of the c.cod through
tie liver The first syuptons OF Z disOr1ersd liver
are flushed ches6s. -hs courizXlon becomes c1rk.
showing . CONFESSED condition Of Ire circulation.
Tie pressure on ne nerves < Increased. ire gree;
nerve center the brain responds with violent head
ache. Cr1er symptoms are dizziness, TAD oree-h
coated tong1S PAIN above the eyes and II TIE rear
end lower pat OF TIE head ard REX. clA and tired
feelings. The cor1pleKon gradually becomes sgar-hy
ard yellow, ard ol0nes covered with 5lo-ches. wfl-a
are typlCsl eyioeEceS CT TORPID liver ara sluggish
boUess-
Or. Cal6wsIPs Syrup PsPstn ard Herb Lsxeti7e
Compound sccs gently On TIE liver, increasing is
ACTIVITY n is formation q TIE blooo. giving cygnr
Gear complexion. =1Spei-ing cclds headaches AZ
tsvers ard Al Us cnCsed from torpid LIVER s1dsiua
Eish bowels Peasant 70 the taste MID in IS 1ctia
ard soothing n IS Effects soc ard hotties. Your
druggist sells T. Sample bottle al6 book Tree. Pspsn
Syrup Company Mo0doelo. Il
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.


elegant performance Of Lights and
shadows last night az The Teller. Mss
Fuller and Mss Dale deserve special
mention. and Mr.. Atkinson and NJ. Leon
McReynolds were especially fine. Mr
John 70 0rmon1 gave very h1e piece Of
realistic acting in the laird act n the
scene between the rector (Mr. . CrmordJ
s1i his brother Geon NcRsy1ol6sl. The
sPeclaities ~ Mss Emma Davis and
kiefe and Diamond were received with
many demonstrations CT applause To-
night th-s company vii produce a WAX
~ Fortune a se1sationai neiocraua in
four acts q play altogether different
from Lights and Shadows
Kearnsy ard Ryan. comedians n Pm
r-sz1s Bsu~ are makia< their eiEhth
annual tour e ths country and Tll ce
here az The Crawford theacer ca A0nGzv.
November nth Thls IS the company
tLar vas billed az the Crawford the day
= President SEcElrl=rs death. L-t did
r1t give a performance ca t1z- account
Nct many fares comedies I've q rzach
-h-s age. h1t it has always beer the pol
ic- q tIa -.a-ase z-erc % secure tEs aes.
people tnac we're - D. f1-11 % TIE fzrc-
comedy 1sl6 a-3 supply thal every year
vtl 1ew ana bright material O. ~ork
with Ez-ce comedy s. q thar loozs
dramatic construction zhh permits
e-i even iarises these annual chauzs
~ rsr- ard ~hea c1rafsilv az -
f.-il d1-e as has ben RE ease n
-1e Ral- tas eu--rtai-ae-r e reaiy e
rT e4l yz4r- Er= s-l1-a.=
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Cst1A.

There was only A moderate supply Of
cattle on the market yesterday The
market was about steady for the class Of
cattle sold WIKI the exception that every
thns TAT enough Tor che butchers sold
80 30 cents HIGHER. Cudahy has not been
able o. get as many good cattle as he
wanted for several weeks past He took
one Ger load cf western steers yester-
day. hur even they were not as good as
he wanted The d3Wn-toNn butchers are
also after The cows and heifers thar are
anything ike good killers Cudahy is
Increasing his killing of cattle right along
and the time has arrived when Wichita
demands rrnra god caftIa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07

Ball" e this season q new show. It's old
friends can see Il again. confident OF ind
ing even more entertainment than ever
before. and host OF new friends VIII be
glad 70 see the greatest farce comedy
success Of the last decade
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Nov. s.-Today's stock mar
I ket was dominated by the authoritative
/ admissions from various quarters that the
basis had been agreed upon for the set
( Element Of the Northern Pacific contro-
versy, although the reports Of an early
! official announcement were deprecated a.
it was said details remain vet 70 be ar
ranged The arrival from Euroue TODAY
Of W z Vanderbilt. who was named by
Mr. Morgan rs the final arbitrator OF any
difference upon which the Cancellation
board OF directors might not he able 70
come to an agreement helped 10 incite the
large speculative buying which was nota-
bic among all the trans-continental rail-
ways The dealings in Union Pacific and
St Paul were on scale to recall the
days OF the stock market boom in the
spring OF this year and the resulting rise
in st. Paul reached a. and in Union Pa
CHIC 81 The Union Pacific convertible
bonds were absorbed at the same time on
an enormous scale. In South rem Pacific
the rise reached "a. Great Northern pre-
ferred II, Atchison rs. and IN North
west SIS Northern Pacific preferred
huctuated narrowly, thus suggesting that
its present price Is near 70 its valuation
under the plan. The Southwesterns and
some OF the southern stocks afforded an
other center OF activity and strength.
based on The series OF extra ordinary IA
-ora0le returns of gross earnings for the
ourth week ~ October.
The Southern railway stocks were also
aided ny the vote Of Cincinnati IN favor
Of extending the lease Of the Cincinnati
southern. IL these groups there were
gains IN Nashville. Chattanooga and St
Louis of 5ie s.. Louis and san Francisco
-. Southern Relwsy preferred Is. Mis-
sour Pacific rs. St Louis Southwestern
Cfrsnde stocks. Texas and Pacific. Louis
vile and Nashville and Southern Railway
from rs 10 - The increase in railway
earnings FOR the fourth week - October
over those Tor the corresponding period
Of lasc year for Missouri Pacific reached I
- per cent There were other roads with
almost equally striking gains. but they
did not share Tn the advance. n fact
outside the stocks mentioned. the move I
Dent OF the market was sluggish and
irregular with 10 striking blow Of gen
eral strength Urrl Just az the last. 4
number ~ speciaIries were notably weak I
early IN the day. including Sugar. Anal !
-iTnated Copper. Peoples Gas. American !
Ice and Metropolitan Street Railway. but I
except IN sugar ard Amzlsalusted Cop
FER there were strong recoveriss- In I
E4-tsl-rg Cincinnati. Chicago and St
louis preferred. Wells Fargo. Paci6c 4
Coast. 81 Lawrence and Adirondack &
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Buffalo. Ro- /
chester and FftISburg and Rutland pre-
ferred. there were gains II 70 6 points. +
he additional sold engagement FOR eN-
port had bu- monetary effect on TIE 4
market. ard The monetary situation fell .
into the background completely as q
market factor.
The iarEe dealings in bonds centered in I
the Union Pacific ard other convertible
rou6 issues and speculative bonds. Total &
bonds were al unchanged or the last
call
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sTARTlrNe. euT TRuE.

y. r. Turner. Demues ytowu. Pa. you
sell AL you have IN a cay. Two weeks
use has made new nan % re" r.
fal,-1le fcr constipation. stomach ard
liver troubles. e ~ GehrizE's pazr-acy.
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1 have experienced a wonderful result In
using Ripans Tabules. was seriously affected
with Indigestion and heartburn friend sug
gested trying Ripans, and was surprised at the
Improvement On making application a few
years ago for policy of insurance | was refused on
account of weak heart, but the same company
passed me recently, and give Ripans Tabules
credit for the health 1 am enjoying I can GER
tainiy recommend them to any one suffering
with palpitation of the heart or indigestion.
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20 al persons interested n fraterual tn
surance. These lectures are free Toa
are invited 60 come ard hear them.
Thr members ~ Garfield Poet aTe earn
e~tiy requested 20 assemble az Cara~id
hail today cThlrsdayl at O'Clock 20
attend the funeral ~ our late Courafs
Bright All Oh soidiers ere co~dianY
invited 20 IAN in vlih rs On thiH occasion
Day. Arrivals as fsoseis.
Carey Hotei-T. \ S1ftzzer. Anthony.
kan. Chas r Mors. Artaonv. Eau.. r.
otto. ST. Louis IT, j b Iane Das~n-
pcrt Ia. Taylor Hiadl~. 2far.on. Kan.
A. - Armstrong. Morning san. Ia r.
vs. Clement Morning Sun. fa.-J 7. war
ren. Moline. III. ff- Hearx. Junction.
city. Kan. J. -. shaniln. Turcn. IS. r.
Jgsdeu. Chicago. ~ A. wilbur. Victor.
p r. z. y. HeWrn. Ir1~pers~a[ Kan.
Carl Lso chicago. Ora Hotsan. Piftsnsrx
kan. a. II Greet. P.ttrh1rK Kar. 81.
=. MHier FlttsburE Eaa 81 MsFriira.
t.ftsbgrT kFr. John Roland. Gotten
woaf Kan stephea Herman. odfn. Kan.
Is r Arraaait. Kansas city. .. g. Frat.
kansas CITY p q FfrmlaR. Ka1-as Csty.
y. r Eer,ire karzaa Cifys = q. Einfh.
Sa-sors. kan. r AEsrr. Moneft 40
5as uoroFan. H1maoit Kan J a.
Hea-tz. Parors. Kan. a q HsrtsnEaa.
Cfire Herman Fapal Bolivar no m.
o. Hrra Amarillo. TEXAS. r. a Ceerv.
Kansas CfT g. r. WEa1ss. Sew Tork.
B. q Woa1maa. Chicago. A. - Merri.
aor Chlcaaa 81 g. Tseia-. Aaassfa,
Kan cooper Kansas clsv. = 81.
Wel lI. Merefs SO 3 ff sectt. CAS-.
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STUDIES IN Italy
Chautauqua circles Have Very Inter
esfiuZ Program.

SstAA- No@SuAAA.
St Pauis Chautauqua circle meets
with Miss Burress next Tuesday evening.
November i. Mrs J. l. Papes, leader.
The following is the program:
Roll Call ..--..-....-.-...- ...-....--....-.
Notes from Highways and Byways
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from The Widow
OF Crescentuls." By Mrs. Hemaus..
.----..-..-..----.--.--.-- Addie Thomas
Review OF Diplomacy Study -.,fr. Cochran
Song .,..---.---.-----.-.-.--- Mss Mosher
Dlscussion-''ws Il Better That the
Pope OF Emperor Should Win IN
the War OF the Investitures let
each one bring a written reas0n-)
Psper-'A Modern Pope and q French
Premier .-----.-.-----.-.-.-M M Bradley
Men and Cities % Italy chapter
one, part Rev. Parker
The Alma Chzutauqua circle VII meet
next Tusday evening. November r. AZ
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs g. T.
Campbell, 4.s ST. Francis avenue. NJ.
Swingle. leader. The following e the
program:
studies IN TIL Poetry q ITALY" epic
poetry. 70 page is. Mrs. G. q. Eckstsin
Music .-.-.-------..-.-.Aiss Alice Campbell
Men and Cities ot Itaiy." part two.
chapter one.-.-....Nrs. Frances Dean
Formative Incidents II American d.
plozacy." chaDter three. .....-.-.-..
.--.--.--......--.--.-. Amos Mccain
RoI Cali-DIscuss:on. Was Il Better
That the Pope or Emperor Should
Win in the Var CO the Iavestl-
TIRES Zach bring written reason
Tor hls o1izloaJ
Mrs. Taylor Leader % Discussion
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New York, Nov. 6.-lClose- Money on
cali firm az 81 70 per<ceut. iasr loan
s.. Prime mercantile paper. 4iI5 Per
cent. Sterling exchange steady. With
actual business IN bankers bills az s SOS
for demand ard at 81 Sas -SS-s f1r sixty
days. Posted rates. 3 So q - ard s.
- s. Commercial bIlls. 81 SrIs s1z Bar
silver 5--rc Mexican dollars. sac Gov
eminent bonds. steady: state bonds H.
--------- -c-----E ------s .-----
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Kansas Civ.

Kansas City, No. Nov. 6-CCIose j.
Wheat-Deoemher. s.G57-sc: cash. No. .
hard. sSi Jesse; No. 8, s7i-Gss1sc; 40. .
red. &c, No. g. 6sssec.
Corn-Deceub 5-E1ssc; Nay, 81:
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New YORK.

New York. Nov. 6-Butte--Receirts.
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1+G-lc- creamery. ~ c. June cream
cry. I-leG-tac- factory. Use
Cheese-Eecelp 80 packages; market
quiet. fancy Iarge colored. .c, fancy
large white, s,esasc; fancy s-an colorsd
10. E113.c
Receipts. I22s packages; market
strong state and Pennsylvania. zs7-sc-
western candlsd. e-Q-1c. western uncan-
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Lower; No I'D cash. elevator. -sc.
track. 7zsc. December. .--.c- Nay
No. hard Ike
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