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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-21
7TATIVE SIZES
sHIPPERs AND NOTES.

Charlie Granville. Of Sedgwick. always
a welcome visitor az the yards and ac-
know ieIgsd as one of the very best hog
BUYERS iu the country. vas in person yes
terday with car load of medium weight
hogs which sold without dock nj the top
price 0f the day. 1r Granville knows
good hogs when he fuds them. and inva-
ra5ly buys only the very best his sec
ton can produce, and he never fails 20
bring them t. this market. for he is con-
WINGED that he gets better returns for his
Eags here than he could possibly do else
where
Harrison & Hanson. Of 1Iedora, were IN
with ear load Of extra nne hogs OF
medium weight. and they sold straight az
ELe top price of the day
Je6 Houston was q shipper from POnca
CITY OF q car Ioad Of heavy hogs. with no
occEage. and they registered the TOD
price &c tho Gav-
IV. r Rollins had IN car oc heavy
hogs which sold at the t0p price CT the
day.
Day & Yomau. OF Alameda. were ship
Der5 Of a ear load ~ mediums. which sold
at the ROD &c the bulk
The Bank II whitewater had 10 me-
dunn weight hogs which sold ~ the bulk
tops
John H. Ratciife. Of Cunningham, was
r. shipper OF q car load az medium light
haEs which sold at a strong upper bulk
rr-ea
l. 81 McCrockiin. 81 Derby. was a ship
Per RI car Of mediums which sold a
ths top of the buik range.
Hugh Griffith Of Belle Plains. was a
shipper of q car lead of nEht hogs. and
ther sold strsi ght ct a strong bulk figure
DunlWay & Gregory. of ToukaWa- were
shippers II car load of liEht eight
p7rizers. which seid straight az the TOP OF
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0GS 60 HIGHER
Very Fair Quality and Average
Receipts.
TOPS STILL At $3.50
Receipts 1,463--CattIe Steady
With Light Trading.
TOPS STILL AT $3.50

The wichita hog market yesterday was
quoted Is strong 10 % cents higher. The
gaaliy OF the offered hogs was generally
good. but the weights were light and the
average weight for the day was fve
pounds lighter than Monday Of last
week The receipts were only a shade
Under The supply OF Monday Of last week
There was = mixture az market quota
lions yesterday, there being . quotation
of active and steady 1t Chicago, and
steady 10 strong elsewhere For & Mon
gay yesterday experienced all the best
u the deal There was a very fair run
u p0rzers. and these sold at the best
market prices "a line with all the other
receiving points. There was an eager,
keen demand for hogs d butcher weights
and these had no trouble Ia selling at
The very best market figures. There
were some thin stock and under weights
Ga the trading, and these were quickly
absorbed at the very best market quota
lions. II was an active market so long as
the stock was IN sight, and buyers were
"a hand for more It the same strong fig
Dres- AZ compared with other hog mar
izars, this one more than held its own and
again asserted its own Independence.
- lille the average weight was light, the
quality was good rs IL ran. and though
The buyers would have preferred heavier
weights, All that was offered was sold At
once and az the very best prices
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. May 20.-The late upward
movement OF stocks last week failed 10
continuetoday, although there was some
resistance at times IN the way OF strength
CT individual stocks. There was a progress
sive decline in the influence Of those
special movements, and the day closed
, with the market quite active and decided
y at the lowest Of the day all around
There were one or two unfavorable new
features during the day but there were
also some developments which had fay
orabls interpretation The market was
not very nanifestIy Influenced By the
news Of the day, but seemed rather 10
move as the result OF technical causes
Taking OF profits on last week late rise
was the principal OF these causes. The
market gave growing evidence Of its aban
donment TO the class OF professional op-
orators, some OF them Of large means,
and broad methods evidently not factor
in the market and dlsinclined to respond
to the temptation OF price movement
The maxim OF the professional operator
TO sell stocks on a show of strength and
70 buy them in one and q decline comes
to interrupt the movement OF prices be-
fore it has extended far into either d.
rection and 70 bring the market constant
" nearer 10 a state Of equilibrium. The
market opened irregular and then yielded
all around TO the realizing. but recovered
quite strongly n response to a movement
in the coalers. There was some strength
49,,
on the score OF published reports OF a
projected new steamship line from Mex
lean port to the Orient The obvious fact
that the struggle for control OF the trans
portstfon Of future trade products 10 the
Orient lies at the root Of most OF the
movements working out il the trans
continental railroad territory gives any
suggestions IN this line an influence. The
movement IN hte coaIers was apparently
speculative. The strength in St Paul was
not explained by any news. but the buy
ing was called good. The stock yielded,
however in the late weakness and closed
at q loss. Allegations Of a further issue
OF convertible bonds 70 finance the pur-
chase Of Northern Pacific stocks were
the prime factors in the stock weakness.
It closed at par points below Satur-
days close and az the lowest Of the day.
Other notable weak stocks was Atchison
losing 4, Consolidated Gas as much; sugar
u; Manhattan. Is; Rock Island and
Met St Ry.. 3; Louisville. . 81; Amalga-
mated Copper. 10; and a large number
Of stocks from 1 20 ?. A number OF the
minor indusrrials showed notable strength
although their best prices were reduced
tJv the late weakness Among them were
the International Paper stocks. American
I4nseed stocks. [. S. Rubber stocks, Ma
tionaI Lead stocks. and the Rubber Goods
stocks. In American Linseed pfd. and Z.
s. Rubber pfd the gains had reached
about FIVE points. There was large buy
ing OF Burlington for cash, which was
apparently. connected with the fact Of The
proposition for the Burlington deal being
conditioned upon the deposit OF at least
two thirds OF the capital stock on or be-
fore May 20.
Closing prices Of stocks were as fol-
lows.
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CITY IN RRIEE.

Col. Geo. Wicker, Of Alva, o. T. is IN
Wichita today.
J. A Middleton. assistant freight agent.
Frisco line, is in the city.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
10 Eugene Henry Sawin, OF Worcester,
Mass. and Miss Jennie Blanch Case OF
this city.
1Ir. George Webb. Of Fort Scott. special
agent for the Hanover Insurance COM
pany, is in TIE city on business and visit
ing Hewlett * Wheeler.
Judge II. c. Sluss. Frank Oliver and
Joe Houston left yesterday over the Mis-
souri, Pacific for a fishing trip at Reece,
Kan. 50 miles east OF here.
S H Ragland. Of Hutchinson. and Le-
era Stiner, OF Arkansas City. were mar
ried by Judge Wilson in the parlors Of
the probate court yesterday.
8Ir. and Mrs. c. y. Crouch and son.
Raymond. OF New Haven. Conn, are
visiting Mr.. Crouch's parents. M and
alrs. W II. Crouch. Park Place. and LIS
sister. Mrs. a. c. Mueiier.
A circular letter received by the banks
here shows that the Citizens State bank
1L Ll4eEllt --L-s -liLi-r has DhHL-E4 is
doors with NJ T. BurweL. formerly OF
this city. as its president
cash Henderson. when he can spare
time away from an exceptionally heavy
T-sh OF business, VIII Try the virtues %
Gueda Springs for the twtrch CT rheu-
matism that attacked him q few days
ESQ.
Dick Ford commenced 70 work n the
once CT the register OF deeds this morn
ing 10 help bring Up the numerical index
books recently purchased BY the county
lie Is considered one or the best abstract
ors II the city
Dr. walter sflEnick has selected the
itinerary for his sumner vacation; 10
Chicago. by water 70 Buffalo By water
back % Chicago. BY water 70 Naknsc.
BIZ water back 70 Chicago, and thence
back home. The doctor VIII have more
water in his trip thaa the average Wich-
ifa man would care 70 tackle
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Chicano.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. May 2O.-There has been
moderate increase IN the number OF small
orders coming forward for the run Of cot
ton goods. but the market is quiet in all
departments OF staples and without
change in prices Print cloths inactive
and easier outside Of Fan River. Prints
slow OF sale for present season Some
buying Tor fall but no prices made CHM
CHAINS unchanged Fine white goods
Steady; low grades irregular Hosiery and
underwear quiet and without Quotable
change
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Rice county hogs Of light weight but very
fair quality, and they sold on the close
strong At & good upper bulk range price
Muegge & Courtney, OF Lamont, were
shippers Of mediums, which sold straight
al the popular bulk price
The roads bringing IN the stock ysster-
day were as follows: Santa Fe, IL;
Frisco, 4; Missouri Pacific, 4; and l from
the Rock Island
n F. Williamson OF Pratt, was ship
per OF three cas- OF cattle which were
yarded and FED in transit
The daily comparisons were as follows:
Yesterday, tops, $5-S5; bulk, $685. 621z;
average weight, Us; receipts, ]. 4S3. For
the same day last week, tops. 50 g; bulk,
$ 50G5. 625z; average weight. %; receipts,
$50
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Tonues meet this evening. All mem
bers requested 70 be present
The board Of directors q the Wichita
hospital VIII meet this Cruesday} NON
Ing al $50 CLOCK
There VIII De 3 regular meeting Of IVY
Leat chapter 10. g. @. < C.. Tuesday
evening. Nay = Ali officers please 5e
present
r galar meeting CT Relisf Corps No -.
luesiay. Hay 4. a. --s4 in Gareeld nal-
Please be prompt as there IS much w-orE
90 BE done
The Wichita W C. T. e. VIII hold their
meeting ia headquarters. Tuesday AZ 9
@ Nay - Superintendent report
All 5he members are requested 70 -
present. very important business Every
body welcome.
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REAL EsTATE Transfers.


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and Land company. H II Dubois. Al
straotor. Court House. Phone 2a3J
WARRANTY DEEDS.
+ Northeastern Mutual Life Insurance
( CO. 70 Alfred y Blackmor. south
west quarter southeast quarter q
West half northeast. northwest.
( southeast and SOU half southeast
g. all IN 29-2 west -...-....-..-.--...-f 90
Chas. ". Reir 70 William Mills. 6.
S. Georgia. L. Paso ...-..-....-.-.--.
Siias P. Cunningham 70 NJ z. Moore.
70. . nth avenue. Viola addition Q
S 3. Herman et al 20 A. O. Shirley,
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Herman steinbuchel 70 william c.
Norcross. 13l. 129 Texas. Lawrence
city ....--..--...-.---..---- ...-.-.-.--- 80
Emma S. souers 20 Joseph Gondls,
odd p % g Hydraulic avenue. Al
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Stanton Maxwell 20 William P. Lurz.
odd 10 70 10. Meridian avenue.
even 140 20 14s Dora avenue. al n
block y Victoria PARK addition ---- s
Carrie A Goodrich 70 Adam Jung
never. - 20 Iss Market street.
lees addition .....-.-.......-..-...-.. 10
Coler L SIN % Sidney p. Long.
tract 80 81 1917 fet n northeast
uarter Z7-Z7-I east ...---.-...........- 81
c. r MIdsr 70 c. F. Bennett. J. J.
Rock Island avenue. p T. addition 10
A. Z Redden 70 cara s. Martin.
III. 113 VasssF aveu-s, Eairuou1L
addition ..-.----..--.--.-.- .-----.----.
J. G. Ra5b 20 same. - "a Fair
mount. Fairrnount sGdlLon .-.-.--. -
c 3. Dickson 70 James B. Fsrguson,
p "a Afartinson avenue. Lawrence
sth addition ---- .-....-...---.---.---- =
Elvirz HoHicks % J. :. szie-. acd 81
70 Gs Rossuthzf-s Subdivision q
Myers 4 suyders Gus lots $500. -
Mary Z Eola % Margaret Ann shell
born. p. p Warrington avenue
Hunters sub-lvis3oa ..--.-.--..--..
C. o. Pucs 20 r. 2. Robertsal, q
p 2 OHIO avenue. Carpe-tsrs sZe
q Psarce ard Fs-tlb urrhs ads 3 81
Fannie s.st-na1 70 2 n Laes
northwest quarter q north half
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Storage company, los - -
Thirtee-th street shsrEood szI - -
Aifrs6 CrfBb11 % Charles . La-rt-
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-1rrhzsst quarfer SIZE, a1l.h
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New YORK. Nay 3a.-3foney OF call frrz.
AZ ger cent. prime mercantile paper
zFGz Der ceur, sterling exchange steady.
vtrh actual business IL BANKERS 1.is az
& so ST. Tor demand zr1 - = 81
ssss. for sixty DAYS. posted rates s. sizl
8 * commercial bile. = -. tsi-s, saver
certificates. anuiraiy. So bar s.lve-.
-r-c. Lextca1 dollars. Sc go eminent
cords steady. rsf1ndilE thr@es. rezs-
tered 1ss-. coupon. Lsa- rnrsss, regis
tered. -Le. coapon. s1s. uew f11rs- regis
ta-ed. - COUPON. -. oiG tcprs. register
&C. I-s-, coupon. I. lFss registered
1fe1 cc.s-r- ll-s
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time and they win make an effort 70 bring
back the first prize with them The grand
lodge Eili also be IN session and some o.
the members named are delegates. There
VIII be other members OF the order here
visit Kansas City during the meeting.
Tell Them You Are F4ere-TelI Them
What You Have.
8Ir. C Ogden. John wauamaker's
New York partner and advertising man
ager. SAYS "A retail house oughtto spend
three per cent on advertising. The great
central idea s. first. 10 make all tho
world know IN a general way that you
are here and doing business; second. tell
them IN detail just what you have TO offer
and why they should deal with you
Mr.. Ogden is one OF the most important
retail advertisers in the world
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-21
COTTON.

New York, Nay 20.-Cotton futures
opened steady at the decline; May 7.4oc;
June, 7.4sc; July, 7.S5c; August, 7.2oc;
September, 7.04c; October, 7.09c: Novem-
Der, 6.e5c; December, 6-s7c.
Liverpool. May S0.-Spot cotton steady;
increased demand. No quotations.
Galveston, Tex. May Election quiet;
z 11-16c.
New York. Nay 20--Cotton closed dull;
medium uplands. s 11-16c; mIddling gulf.
5-16c; sales, 1,765 bales.
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BASE BALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
DETROIT. Is: CLEVELAND. /.

DETROIT. Is: CLEVELAND. L
Cleveland. May 2a.-Cleveland was IN
able TO BAT Friske at all today while, at
teer the nth inning. Detroit batted Hart
all over The field Attendance, 1.1eo.
Score: P II z
Cleveland ...........O0OO1OO o-110 s
Detroit -.............O 0 0 021s -13 z
Battertes-Hart and wood: Friske and
Buelow.
WASHINGTON 3; PHILADELPHIA, 4
washington, May 20-Score. RHE
Washington .....-...OOOO SD l
Philadelphia -..----.1 0 0 0 Of o. 3
Batteries-Lee and Grady; Clark, Fra
zer and Murphy.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Kansas City.

Kansas Sitys
Kansas City, Nay 20.-Cattle-Receipts
1900, including 700 Texans; beef cattle
steady; stockers and feeders steady TO
easy; native steers, s4.6el6.i0, Texas
steers, &4.o9G5.19; Texas COWS, S2-SeQ4. 3
native cows and heHers. 9 2515.o0; stock
ers and feeders. g S504-s9; bulls, S3-254
4-75. calves, 8. o396.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 500; pigs and lights, &c
higher: others steady; bulk Of sales, $50
5.s5, mixed, s5.75Q5 So; lights, 50 50G5. % {;
yorkers. 81. so. pigs. S4.50a5. 30
Receipts, 700; market strong:
mutu0ns. s. 50q5. so; lambs, 81. 1915. % ;
grass Texans, s3.75a5.25s spring lambs.
S5.50Q6.00.
St. Louis.
St Louis. May 2o--Cattle-Receipts >
500; Texans steady; natives slow TO low
er; native steers, 34-00G5. "a; COWS and
heifers, S2-00Q4-S5; stockers and feeders.
s.. SOFAS; Texas and Indian steers, s.. 60G
40; cows and heifers, s.. 60G4.S5.
ttogs-Recei pts. 1850; market steady:
pigs and lights, $ $3.50; packers. $. 6oQ
$50; butchers, s5.So65.e5.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market steady;
native muttons, S4.09G4-75; spring lambs.
S4-5006.09.
Chicago.
Chicago. May 20.-Cattle-Recefpt o.
Y91s goa 20 cAOi-e steers STEADY Others
active and lower good 10 prime steers,
S -l9Q5.95. poor &c medium, 81 03d4. %;
stOckers and feeders, s.. o5ft5 90; cows,
s. 85Q4.65: heifers S2.90Q4 s.: Gamers.
s. l5Q2-85; bulls, g 1904 90; calves, 50 500
SO; Texas fed steers. S4-25Q5.40; Texas
bulls, S2.75d3S5.
Hogs-Receipts today, g. 600; tomorrow.
- GO; estimated left over, 1900; market
steady 10 strong, active; top, 500; mixed
and butchers, S5-7oQ5.s5 good TO choice
heavy, S5.S546-G0; rough heavy, s5-65lf5. so;
light g sos 80; bulk Of sales, $5.S0G5. g.
Sheep Receipts. 1900: sheep steady 10
strong; lambs strong 10 10c higher, active:
good TO choice wetheTs, S4.3964 s.; west
ern sheep, s.. Sc 50; yesrlinss, a. 506I4- IS;
native lambs. S4.50G5- IS; western lambs,
q S5I5-5
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On 10 KANSAS CITY.
Uniform Rank. K. p VIII Attend
stste Biennial MeetIrs.

-Na-E q
W5chitz company No ? -zlt--1 Rank
X q P wll leave here over TIE sa1-z
Re tonight q arssz1 tEe s-zts ble-1Ls1
nesting AZ EazsaE CstT sz-1 20 ezter tie
competitive dr. co--ssE- me members
q tAe cour4ry who FEl g are = 2 Nz-
Cz-nza. o X Eilot 2 . Be-R C.
T. Sawyer. @. z B1l1gsr C4Ei uess
Toms shaE. C. @ Br1-z-. y
.Ege-s. r 2. Bslex. A. r. Gelz Ear
Bike. Thoras Turner. Ere1 Bi1ksty.
J. r Esrze-. Vglllarz D-rall g. C. Ply
uar. YVlllz-1 Efelezz. ara d. HrshL
TIE W.eh1-z zrs1 sxpecI % have q gsoz
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The cattle market yesterday was steady
with a light trading. There va ssome
very fair quality of beef stuff and every
thing III sight was promptly sold az the
best market quotations. The quality Of
what was offered was generally very good
and the demand was strong enough 20
take IL all that was offered.
REpRESZ SALES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-21
Kansas CITY.

Kansas City. Mo- Nay w ses.-
CCIosel-Juiy. - 7ssisc- september $50.
cash. No hard. 6sizS--c. Ne = e 7lec.
No. red. 7-c-
Csrn-aLav. &c. july. SO: ssrtsnbe-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-21
XII That Pain
TIE sufferer q pas1 asks nothing hsst.
than Immediate 7else1-
hULL'S LIGHTNING PAIN killer

wiz Instantly relieve and cure an kinzs =
PAIN no matter wtar the carse- Use II
Internally or sZ-errallT. without The
slightest danger. x contains -o-t.nE ~
S-srsoUs u 1ly w1T-
Keen q bottle handy Rub K ca cr drink
II as the c1se nay re1uire- Scrz ttr1a-
LiarrEcsa. Srrllls- LLrhsEo OF erher
paiu- i cures chills ard 1evar. Drug
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40Ec; cash. No. mixed. 4os49z1c; No
white, &c
Oats-No. white. alzaslzc.
Rye-No- 2. 55c.
Hay-Choice timothy. <10.5og11: choice
prairie. s.. 506s. 20
Butter-Creamery. 1azGlsszc; fancy
garry. L3d14c-
Egg@Fresh. &c
Receipts ofwheat today, 80 cars
ST. Louis.
St Louis, May Close
Lower; No. ? red cash. elevator, Use
track &c 75lac; May. 725sc; July 81 G6s7s
September, 6Slzc; No. ? hard. 121a172ztc-
Corn-Higher; No. cash, 1910; track,
z4q441sc; May, 4Si@c; July. &C. Septen-
Der, SIC
Oats-Higher: No. cash. SoAc; track,
595a I50izc; Nay, 3015c; July. zl7sGzlS4ci
September. &c; No ? white, Sl1agS-c-
Rye-Firm; &c
New York.
New York, May 5.-Butter-Receipt
s.2sl packages; market steady; creamery,
IQ1sc; factory, IG13c; imitation cream
cry, 13G1zc-
Cheese-Re Receipts, 2.114 packages; mar
ket quiet; fancy large cOlored. SC; fancy
large white, slz6SsSc; fancy small colored,
SIC; fancy small white, sac
Egg-Receipts, 16,ss5 packages; mar
ket steady; western, uugraded, u4Dc,
western, storage packed, 15dlsizc-
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining, &c;
centrifugal, s6 test, 4 SIC; moiasses su-
gar SIC; refined. quiet: crushed s.. CO.
powdered. 80; graduated S5-55.
CO6ee-Stesdy, but dull; No. Rio sc
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On The PT0ducs EIc1aDsa 10y tla
market closed Is follows
Butrer-2Iarlzet arn, creamery, l43 -si-1
dairy. l9I7-zc-
Cheese-Easy s1l--c-
Eggs-Steadvs z15uac-
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80 or0TATIONs.

Fl0ur-Market steadler.
Wheat-No. spring. 6eg7o5<c; No red,
75l G7757sc.
Corn-No :. g7lzc; no. ? yellow. ga
oats-No. :. 9easp4c; No. white, ASA
s0i5c. No. white. 29ss4I1sc
Rye-No .. 54lsc
Barley-Good feeding, 5oG55e; fair 70
choice mating. See
FAX seed-No. /. I'D; No. l North
western. S1.71-
Timothy. seed-Prime. s. .0o75 =.
Pork-Ness. per Dbl. 81 seG1ss5.
Iard-Per 100 lbs, $500. slz.
short RIB sides Goose. SS.lofs %; drT
sailed shoulders Choxedl. szsG7cs short
clear sides Cboxed). $ 11Lz1S 20.
pr~u-rp-s sN-r1 crTrurrEN--z
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Take Pioneer kidney Care rc- KID
ney rrouaie- KS as SOD as the PAN
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
-. ! ~. ! q. ! -.

Chicago
Chicago. Nay 2o.-The leading futures
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-04
Reese Nc Outchen.

A. Reese, of Commerce, Mo-. was
united in marriage with Miss Del
la McCutchen, of this city, at II
o'clock Wednesday morning at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs.
T.. Il. McCutchen, leaving immedi-
ately at 11.40 for Commerce, the
place of their future residence.
Miss Della has been for some time
employed by the Cumberland Tele-
phone Company as one Of the oper-
ators Of the switch board at this
place. She was popular girl, held
in high regard by employers, but
absolutely refused to continue the
tiresome ''numberl' when the
young man came wooing. we con-
graduate MIR. aud Mrs. Reese, and
inclose in this wrapper the best
wishes of Union City friends.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-04
Colored Public School.

| wish to note the fact that Fri.
day, September n, ended the first
scholastic month of this scholastic
year. The opening and attendance
was good. Each teacher has been
punctual and regular each day.
Everything is harmonious, and
much hard work is being done by
the teachers to plant into the minds
of our youths the seeds of neatness,
puntuality, industry and thorough
ness that may grow at a more ma
tured age into the principles Of
true citizenship.
The enrolment for past month
is as follows:
First grade, As; second grade,
40; third grade, 40; fourth grade,
Is; fifth grade, IL; sixth grade,
IA; seventh grade, S; eighth grade,
S; ninth grade, 8; total 1872.
The same month of last year our
enrolment was 164, showing an in
crease of Is pupils or 80 per cent.
Monday Prof. l. B. McCutchen,
principal of Lebanon city school,
was pleasant caller at the school.
Tuesday morning at our opening
exercises we had the presence of
Prof VIM. Harrison, professor OF
mathematics in Roger Williams
University, Nashville, Tenn. He
addressed the school, in which he
advised each pupil to work hard;
lay good foundation, that he or
she might put upon it any kind of
building they might see fit. He
spoke very impressively of the years
he and the principal had spent to-
gether in the university trying to
become fit subjects to solve some
of the many problems of life. Prof.
Harrison was very much pleased
with the classroom work, and in
his compliment to the school, said
1t was far superior to his State
(Mississippi) work and equal to
any he had seen in Tennessee.
Wednesday Superintendent OAR
rah, his son and Prof. Russell
Garth, came over in the morning
and stayed through the day visit
ing the different rooms. BY request
Of Superintendent, the grammar
and high school grades sang some
songs for the visitors. The Super
taught several classes.
He expressed himself pleased with
also the general work
iugs of the school. We are proud
our visitors we're present. Come
again.
The string to the latch upon our
door hangs upon the outside to all
visitors who are trying to better
the community in which they live.
]. f. BOOKER, Principal.