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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-23
A Texas W0nuer,


Que email bottle Of hAlps droat Dis'
eoyery eureI all kidusy and bladder
troubles, removes gravel. curos diabetes
seminal emissions, weak Aod lame backs
rheumatism aud all irregularities OF th'
Kidneys and bladder in both men and
women, regulates bladder troubles IL
children, II not sold by your druggist
will be sent by mail on receipt Of u. ON
small bottle Is two months treatment
will cure any case shove mentioned. DR.
q. W, Hail, sols manufacturer, et. Louis
formerly Waco, Texas. Ssrd for testi
mouials. Sold by Crenshaw a Young,
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BACKED BY AN ARMY
Mrs. Nation and 500 Men and
Women Smash More Joints.
Leader Of the Crusaders Was Tried and re-
fused 20 Give Bond-start Was Made
at six O'Clock Sunday Morning
from statehoase Grounds.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 1o~--sunday
morning at six o'clock Mrs Carrie
Nation sailed forth from the state
house grounds at the head Of 500 de-
termined men and women, all armed
with axes and hAtchets. They marched
down Kansas avenue to Seventh
street and moved on the fashionable
Joint kept by Ed Murphy. SIX WASH
burp college boys with gathering
ram came forward, and in iess time
than ID talxes 20 tell It the big plate
giass windows were shattered into
thousands Of fragments. Dozens IT
men rushed ON the building with their
axes and soon had the doora and win
dow frames cut entirely away. Al this
stage four policemen came forward
and arrested MrB. Nation. taking her
70 the police station. For Q moment
che crusaders were thrown into con
fnsion BY the removal Of their leader,
but the crowd surged forward into
the building, and soon all the front
part Of the room had given way, and
ali could enter at will. A case Of beer
was found In the room and IL was
soon smashed. Slot machines, cigar
eases, billiard tables, chairs. counters
and even the ntoves were smashed tc
anaithereens. After being satisfied that
there was nothing else to destroy thS
crusaders left the building. Mrs. Ma
ton, in the meantime, had heen re
leased on bond and the crowd entered
Q livery stable where fine bar fixture
were stored and smashed them. Thel
than entered the cold storage plant
but the sheriff and his posse came VI
and dispersed the mob, carrying Mrs
Nation 70 jail In the patrol wagon
She was later released.
Mrs. Nation Arrested.
Tspelta, Kan, Feb. 1o.--Mrs. Natioi
q now In the county jail as resul
Of her trial on q peace warrant be
fore Judge Hazen yesterday. Tn
warrant was sworn TO by the Moese
Cold Storage company, into who's
plant Mrs Nation entered Sunda,
morning. Mrs. Nation acted as he
own attorney in tho trial. Judg
Hazen placed her under $4,000 bon
to keep the peace and ordered her
appear before him at the next teri
, Of court. Mrs. Nation refused TO CIV
the bond and said she would go
fall. She Is now detained In the hos
: pital room of the county jail, wher
abe win probably remain for SON
time.
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ANOTHER CARNEGIE PROJECT.
The steel Mag RATES Dreams % the arsatss'
ship.Buiiding Ysrds IN the Weird
Nay Ne E.aiissd.

New York, Feb. i0.--Ahothsr Of
Andrew Caznegie's dreams In nearing
realization. IL 10 the establishment
here of the greatest ship building
yards In the world. slongside the
largest iron and steel plant ever pro.
jected. Staten Island 10 the place
named for these industries and somo
recent purchases Of several hundred
acres Of shore land are said 70 have
been made with this object finally In
~faxw
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TO DIsFRAEcHlsR BLACKS.


Baltimore, Nd, Feb. ie.-Gov. Smith
has called an extra session of the leg
islature, the main purpose Of which
10 said TO bs 10 pass = Law disfran-
chising the negroes. The legislsture
IL 10 meet on March 9. A bill has al
ready been prepared TO disiranchiss
the great mass Of illiterate voters IN
the counties and thereby, the demo
crata hope. make the state thoroughly
dsmocrstic. Quite large number Of
lawyers In the state have declared the
bill to be unconstitutional, and the re-
publicsns will carry the matter to tn
coorta.
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wasAiaston, Feb. is.-It IL 'coL'
Hanna now. The Junior senator fron
Ohio became entitled 10 that appeila'
ton when he received from Gen. kiiaI
r. Monfort, eomnandsr Of the Dc
parnnent Of Ohio. q. A. r.. . com
miasion a. special aide on bis staf
with the rank of colonel.
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Washington, Feb. is.-Powell Clay
ton, United States ambassador 20
Mexico, has arrived In Washington on
lease Of absence and is going 70 his
home In Arkansas. He speaks in
glowing terms Of the conditions In
Mexico, paying a high tribute 70 the
energy with which the internal re-
sources are being developed and lay.
ing particular stress ON the cordial
welcome given to American Ideas and
Americana -i--a-
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yorR.puYIHe IN TEXAS.
Lsslslstprs nsiAiy netisr- uples u u ns.
sortsd TO tbs isnosans wouia
hale ths etata. z--..

Austin, Tex,. Feb. 1s.-Disfranchise-
meht OF negroes and Mexicans Is be-
ing urged upon the legislature. Some
exceedingly frank statements have
been made by msmbers concerning
the vote-purchasing practice as car
ried on in some sections Of the state.
The assertion was made that the pro.
hibiting Of the prsStice Of buying
votes meant that the negroes In some
of the counties Of the "blaok belt" OF
the state would dominate the ofilces
Of those counties, and disfranchiss'
ment was the only remedy.
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washington, Feb ia.--0en. MacAr
thur has informed the war depart
meat that the transports Hancock and
Kilpatriek left Manila yesterday fo'
the United etstes. The Hsneeek hAi
che Thirtisth volunteer infantry o.
board and the Kiipstrick esrriss w
Giok aoldiers.
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Kensas City, Mo-. Feb. is.--Albert
Prince, charged with being an aeees-
sorry To the murder OF Philip Il. Ken
nedy, surrendered himself 70 County
Marshal Maxwell Monday, He was
locked up in jail. This makes four
members Of the Prince family who
are charged with Kennedy's murder
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Am.r,caas Are Paid ssS, ,ooo. .ooo

Lohdon, Feb, is.--A dispatch from
Brussels says that = Franco Belgian
eradicate has presented to the Amer
loan ecnesssionafies Of the Hankow-
Canton railway the sum Of tSs.ooo.ooo
Tor the transference Of the concee.ion.
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hem of = f'hicaso PEeking House
rI<I Sf I'<tit Larceny and
#t>I 80 70 jail
ft',. ~ Harry Boore, su-
Int of he Continental Pack
s,It|on fpmpany, was found
sitali4e $4,000 gallons of
Ion, ne city mains in the
n 1.sir'ct ior the use Of the
company with which he 10
The value Of the water was
|sI< H1 and Boore. therefore,
|<.|t1 1 Sentence for petit
~ noniShment for which is
81 I<ceed $1,000 and Inn
HI MOI ~ exceed one year.
r|I' aud conviction was the
If'aN from q recent examina-
~ ''.r water main In the
"A. tIstriet. In which II was
II1aI The mains had beer
1of4I n many places and
|.{ rH||rrs OF water stolen
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washington, Feb. ip.--The January
exports Of merchandise werc sise,'
sif,ss4, or sis.75o. 900 larger than Z
year ago. The imports were $50, ,ieo.'
ies, . failing on OF se.7so,ooo from ths
figures Of the first month In 1900. Tbs
excess Of exports over imports wa
es7,si7,ieo.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


n. | 4 =. a. . ~.
(, Kansas City. FEB. Marks,
slow and uneven; shipping ana drssssd
bssf steers. tsltc9Soo; western steers. ma
9lfs; native coWs. o9Qt4: native
stoeksra, 0Eo0k6, Hogs-Aarkct J e
f,sc lower at N.ie0AsfN Sheep Markss
weak to iec lower; sheep. NAo0As y;
lambs. Noc9s Is.
Chicago. Fen n.--cattIs- Good 70 psius
steers. " ip0soe: stooksrs and feedern.
R.ea9tts; Texas fed rteeu. Noeet@.
Hoes-Miked and butchers. NaeQs.ta.
ehssp-1ood TO cAoiee wrthsrA N.U0At0:
wsstsra sheep. e.fs0to; native iamba.
N3e0s1a s4Gnhs ,ssa
81. Louis. FEB. ia-cattie- -pses stssrs,
N.so9t.7v; stoeKsrs and feeders. 2. toeLE 70!
TeEan steers, n.sA0te0 Hogs-Pigs and
lights, H.S96o; butchers. Hs5flB. q.
Sheep -Muttons,. t1BGA6o; lambs Npu
tA. fs
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A COYOTE HUNT.
Vice President Elect Roossvsit Hss q
PisAsant Days Sport ssasA sf ceis-
RADIO 4uTfann.

Co.arado sIprings. Col. Feb. IA
party Of six persons, Of which the
central figure was Vice President
elect Theodore Roosevelt. enjoyed .
coyote hunt of about IS miles IN the
pastures south of Colorado Springs
yesterday. The party was conducted
by Joe kenyon, the best known coy
ote hunter In the state. One coyote
and one gray wolf afforded the chases
and, Notwithstanding the escape Of
both animals, the distinguished guest
expressed the greatest possible pleas
ure over the dsy'a sport.
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Washington. Feb. l7.--That the op-
position to the shipping bill In the
senate will not permit = vote TO BE-
taken on the measure At the presen,
seeslou 10 made clear. Senator Teller
announced that he would not consent
10 any agreement which would pee
mis . vote.
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Phiiadeiphis. Feb. is.--Rev. John
Naiie, Of frappe, Pa. a snall village
near this city, has Just celebrated the
Tooth anniversary Of his birth. He
wss born near Westminster. Ind,
February IS, 1901. shd is probably
the Oldest clergyman in the United
States.
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GNMN|TIFN
Mad MlwoOd, Kan,
ts Proprietor
hath.
b zs1Is wlaE FlRED,
4t ~ bar Gave the slE-
.&..aes. the Jaiutknepsr
n .I1 Nc wife wns IN the
f|.| > shotgun Tore on

4 10 bar Gave the Sig
.....aez. the Jalutksspsr
|. .I1 No wife was In the
<|.& > shotgun Tore on
<1I& Feb. 19.-Mrs.
81 John IIndsohf
II. I|IHood, "a miles
.;' Mas shot and in
|.ss H'ght during a ss-
Ntsband had been
I|t saloon and he re-
lea 1'clock three men
'1t. Ind called for a
ttd they trapped on
|n1 @.tt 4 signal Hudson
I.|||| the counter and
|''o men. In the fuss
NI.<1 the man carried
1 |I| eontents entering
.|.|'| Mrs. Hudson, at
..|.. ran acrea ming
|r |11 mob, which had
j. I'In1l, crowded in at
There were 40 or 50
MS ,n4Sked. In the meles
B |I4 HUDSON was shot
.f q .hoi gun, and the tor
|oHn c6. William Webt
a1 tnod.ler by a revolver
|,1|. we're fired in ell
I.| ping wife into al
,Is 1n|| The mob retired
|.1 re Joint. The mol
|,1 ~ 3afmers, all in dis
were no women. Sherif
sh6 went 10 Milwood, ha'
I|'|6f<rs. Two of then
hi Hthfy Wilson. tw'
|ntf> ofhers implicnte'
|.HItI Great excltemen
Itnft trouble is threat
avn u n a feryor Of es
af t1e milton crusaders.
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Parsons, Kan. Feb. ls.--The boilsr
of the ]. X. Davidson elevator ex.
ploded. wreciing the boiler room
knocking senseiess the engineer, are
man and helper and badly scaidine
them with steam. The engineers In
iuriea are serious.
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Macon, Miss, Feb. ie.-Isham and
Henry Fed. negroes, were shot 10
death by mob six milea from Macon.
They were charged with burning the
barn Of l., T, Cole, who lives near
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81. Louis, Feb. n, i0oo.-rhIs iS TO
certify that l have used one bottle OF The
TsEas Wonder. Hall's Great Diseovary
for kidney aud rheumatic troubles, and
chseriully recommend It to o,bsrs
Mrs. NJ. RoDRLL.
2aao olivs q.
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Tsslas, 2. l.. Feb. is.4Ths Philip.
pine commission has erganired . pro-
vincisl government for TsrlAs psev.
ince, With Capt. Willis G. Clark 81
" gsslilA isssa.sz = DeAaaA :.
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Washington, Feb. is,-An amend-
msut 10 the agricultural bill increas-
ling the appropriation for seeds and
seed distribution from sl7o0oO to
eszapOo Msa Ssresd to W the HepatA
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Roanding Up the Women and chiidres,
Cape Town, Feb. 1e.-For q month
lord Methuen has been scouring the
country between KuramaA and The
Transvuai. bringing in women aud
children, cattle and food from all the
Aal.ma
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Washington. Feb. lp.--Proapests OF
the repeal of some Of the war taxes
are diminishing and the war revenue
bill now in conference win fail to be-
come law at this session. There II
no disposition on the part Of the SEN
ate or house conferees to yield any
thing to each other, and both sides to
the controversy are stubbornly con-
tending for their respective propo-
ei.ions.
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'ir. a.. foorht tho Proposed
.z1tI'i'1a wAldsrsss 10
IA<> - 900 Mon.
hi. Fob iss-Durlng the
fitt Iucsday a cablegram
10 Ntnfor was submitted
D The proposed military
|n Chioa under command
N tFe'iItfsec. II disclosed
onf minister had pro-
= ruinistris' council against
ttntnta of this character,
: protest had failed 20 re-
ffatIon the other foreign
<In1 thu ground that they
-hof;tr 10 Influence mill
ionf ono way or the other.
- .nsr,., A.
4. r,.,r M.r.hs,
,,,-.<''s execution 70
a, u. IN. 1s oon men,
crmans French and Ital-
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Akron, o., Feb. is.--The plans Of
0. c. Barber and his associates inter
ested in the combination Of al the
independent cereal companies have
heen perfected and the new corpora
tion will be brought into being In a
few days. IL win be known a. tbs
Great Western Cereal company and
will be capitalized at $3,oco,oOo. II Il
estimated that the output cs the com
bined mills win be about 5000 bar
rels. or half Of the output Of th'
American Cereal company, known a
the oatmeal trust.
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Mrs. Glll Goodwin went to Almt
this morning,


this morning.
Mr. S. n. Wilson LETT this mornIug
fOr St. Louis for a short business
trip.
Mr.. Oscar Goehner returned last
night to st, Louis, after a few days
visit here with his parents.
Mlss Georgia Gllkeson weot to
Aullylle this norning TO spend a few
days with Mrs Talbot simpson
Miss Mamie Andrew returned last
night. frnna- .Kanaas .Ckty.-snhs.s--s-~
! has been spending the past week
| MIR. Walter Waddell IA 10 Kansas
\ ,sfuy- -v,-s--y--4- -asI@-I-sas0 hfuOuI'
Funkhauser sale OF hne Heref0rds.
NJ. W. c. Bronaugh, OF Clintoo,
who has been spending a few days
10 our city, returned home last night,
Mr.. Z. B. Vaughan went ovor To
Ray county this morning TO take
over some Young mules 10 hls farm
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Talbot Simpson, who
have becu visiting relatives here for 4
, few days, retorned last nlEht tt
Aullyllle,
Mrs. May Smith, Mr.. Frank Smith
and Mr.. John Wright, Of Wellington
are the guests today VI Mr.. and Mrs
Zach Wright,
Mrs. John Major fell On the Ice a
the back doJr VI her residence las
Saturday aud broke her left aIm juS
q above the wrist.
MIS-. D. Boyle returned this morn
ing to Higginsvill, after a short v,si
S here with the family OF her iathef
e Capt. Frank Thornton.
Mrs. T. ]. McElroy, who has bee
here for soAe time visiting he
a muther, retained this morning 10 he
y home at Independence
y Mr Wallace Burn, Of New YorI
and Mr.. Z. j. Kahlmeyer, OF Sedalit
RI representatives Of tue hetropollta
n Life Insurance Co., spent yesterda
u In our city,
- Mrs. Geo. Stewart and childre
returned tbls morning TO their hou
near wiutOn, after few days her
with the family of her father, NJ
"a John Spears.
ne Mrs. Geo. johnson went to Dow
I'd this morning to visit her father, N
10 ". Z. White, who had the misfo
es tune 10 get a fall some time sg
lie and who Is still suffering FROM u
d, effects Vi the TALL
ry Mr.. D, GRInuer, mail route age
u, on the ]. Q. b. & L., who has be-
III of duty for the past week on accou
i, OF sure knee, was at bis post
Tt duty again yesterday, Mrs. Gwinu
Do came up with him yesterday event
,r' for a visit here with her fatheI
~ ~ family.
ey Today is the anniversary Of I
. founding OF tue order OF the Knlgh
I'd Of Pyt6las, and the local lodge h'
an has out It's blnnsr In honor Of :
nd occasion. The order was orgauli
lc. 10 Washington, D. O., 10 lSI
M making this the thirty seventh an
pc versary. Much good has been df
by the order
ul Rev. W. NJ Raeder, pastor OF
10 Methodlst church al Warrensbu
came iu yesterday evening aud ls /
an guest VI Rev, h. s. Hunter. HI
"a here 10 meet with the execut
committee Of the Epworth Lsal
Of the Lexington district 10 prepar
OF programme aud DIX date Tor
ay next meeting,
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oscription Expired? Now is Good Time to Renew.
From ssday's Dally.I
Utlle Dulci Club


Mrs. Mamie Steele entertained the
Ctlie Dulcl club Saturday afternoon
AZ her pleasant home at the corner OF
Main aud Thirteenth streets.
The amusement feature of the
afternoon WAS the game Of domluos,
which the guests enjoyed very much.
Mrs. L. White and Mrs. Robert
Smith tied on the number OF games
won and upon drawing Mrs. Smith
WOO the prize, which was a beautiful
hand-paluted china plate.
The menu consisted OF ehlckeu
pattles, salads, potato chips, ham aud
light bread sandwiches, beaten bis
cult, cheese crackers, pickles, pIne-
apple punch, stuffed dates. chocolate
waters and coffee.
Mrs. Steele 10 her pleasing and 10.
formal manner made her guests feel
ysffecilT a. bone, and ali enjoyed 4
F.most usiightful afterooou.
Mr. Oscar Gochner came up from
81. Louis yesterday morning 10 visit
his father aud mother, Mr.. aud Mrs.
John GOehuer
Mr.. John MARSHALL came dowI
from Kansas City Saturday night x
visit relatives and returned 10 Kansa
City yesterday evening.
Mr. aud Mrs. +, A. Larkln aud Mr.
and Mrs, Allen Coon came dOwn frou
Kansas CITY saturday night aud spen
Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. Geo Vaughan returned Sat
urday evening from Eapton, Mo.
where she has been TO visit no
daughter for the past three weeks.
Mr.. G. W. Hall, Of 81. Louis, VIII
has been vlsItiDg his daughter, Mis-
Elizabeth Hall, at Central Femal
college, returned home this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. 4. Worland, O
Kansas City, returned home yesteI
day evening, after two weeks vlsl
with the family Of her father, Nj
Vim. z. Mitchell.
Mrs. Bessie Miller Otop, who ha
been visiting friends here for fe,
. weeks, went TO Kansas City thI
morning and from there she will 4
l. south TO visit relatives 10 few day
y A.. ~ Ns.t..p -. kaa -.
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Miss Mary Vaughan, who has been
on a visit at Kansas City, returned
Saturday night.

Miss Mary Vaughan, who mas been
on a visit at Kansas City, returned
Saturday night.
Mr.. VIM. ], Random and wife, OF
Kansas CITY, came down saturday
night 10 visit relatives here.
Nr. Ed. LudwiUs came down from
Kansas City Saturday night to spepd
Sunday with hls home folks.
Mrs. AL Johnson, who has been
visiting her daughter 10 81. Louis,
returned home yesterday morning.
Miss Addle Wllker returned Satur.
day night from ST. Louis, where she
has been visiting Miss Ida Thinner.
man,
Messrs. Z. Macy Wan Guilder and
Walter J. Bales, OF Kansas City,
spent Saturday In Lexington on bus
lness.
Mrs. A. Wade came up from Hlg
glnsville Saturday evening for a shorI
visit with her sister, Mrs osca
Andreen.
Mrs, E, P. Deal, Of Charleston
Mo-, arrived Saturday evening q
visit her daughter, Miss Nellie Deal
who Is a student AZ Central Femal
leollsge.
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. Icr <ir< xreir Reservations.
fc n st. f>t. lp.-The Ma
Hams arc ir'F|nF their reserva-
and wandering all over the
y ntn,;<' " The territory.
'e practically taken possession
Fit a lind 70 miles wide and
+. long aff ara barring out OF
|ih 1t. stuck. the owners Of
|io an. 1a5 ihem for water
'AIs nv 3 generally ten
~ pt.ft .1Q0 bead allowed
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Baltimore, Nd, Feb. 1s.--United
States Senator Mccomas and the re-
publican leaders in the Maryland leg,
stature have decided upon q plan OF
campaign against the democratic dis
frsnchisement bill, for the passage Of
which an extra session Of the legisla-
ture has heen called.
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..p,faiisis WI 90 into the Sugar
4 nurInes1 a ohsiby, Ind, 70
|1omp-t> Win the Trust.
y. Feb. 10. Chicago capital
|, organized q $i,OOo.ooc cor
known as the Central Sugar
to compete with the huge
ID trust IN the home supply.
hafe been closed by the
|oreanized company for the
Of q beet sugar factory at
Ind. Ten tlonsand acres OF
E been rnrshssed by the COM
|.d svif<hfs are being put In
Railroads " inn factory site.
|'Il be pushed. and the factory
lin full operation IN time for
~ crop. The factory at first
able to cfi 800 TONS Of beets
|dncc i5o.0 900 pounds Of sugar
|nploxie6 from goo % 300 men.
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|tc Ekh. iD.'rhe Chicago
Company has bought $4,000
A|11a.eiAt'nF coal and min
d. nea1 Han Nntcipl, N, N. The
|AId j. nnaeralood 70 be close
Ia .ho1 ina Santa Re road ex-
|hro,I1ll ,hr ia'nnt for Ss miles
|c. y 81 m|'cA Ibpe, extending
.< no o1ends riser,
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aoI. t'lana febl To- The ma
ton<rDi|ou % butter-makers
81 Ih|s r|Iy 'ructday, and sew
ndrod 10ltsstla are In attend
D ccnnn1titn With the oonvsn-
.khIbIl'ot oi butter-maldne
ef> 4. fhe l2sstst svsr brought
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Kansas City, Feb. ia-saies BY SAM
pie on track: wheat-Eo. ! hard. $40
&c; No. > hard, e6esai No. . red. 1iei
No. ) red. ee01oc Corn-No. Z mixed,
ssN0s7c; No. . mixed. eskeesio. Ne !
white y1kc; No. . white, spS0s7e. oats-
No. mixed, @HQ1se; No. Q mixed. 9ci
No. white, nc; No. white. tt61satc
Rye. No. Z. G5fc. HRy-Tinothy. MoO0
u.O0: prairie, k.0o6e0o. Eggs, 40 pcr
doz Roultry-Hehs, eAkc par h.: rooetara.
k0Ac each. spring chieksla, Ne: tup,
keya. t,t9s,tc; duolss. Tel Geeas. 10; pigeona.
I6e per dos, butter-creamery. extra
fancy. 40 per lb.; dairy, i6c: store packed.
li,te. Potatoes--Homs grown, X6idc per
bu.; sweets. i6Ge6c per bu. BeetB, Mak
per bbl. Onions. red globe. ti.3selb0 per
bu. Cucumbera. tlooa8eo per dos. Navy
beans. MOO % per bu. Radishes. 1o040s
DER dOs. punches. Lettuce. curly leaf.
ms per bu. Hubbard squash, no0t. q
per cwt. Egg plant. sa@e9.bo per dos.
Spinach. tc6eoc per hu. Apples. tl.lt9l n
per bbi ar.
OhieaGo ana -. Loais cesh cr4tH,
chioaso. Feb, s.--wheat--No, , red. ~
e1sc; Ne, 4 72ezsc; No. hard winter. M
oTSa; No. Z Nk0f2c, No ! northeft
spring fpk07er; No, = iYn07be; No, .
607sc corn-No. Z, a,lk930ise: No. 4 ysil
Q31ite. 0ats-No 4. ssltc; No. .. ahc
~. Louis. Feb n-Whsat--Nol red
cash. elevator. s2iic: track. ft175kc; No
Z hard, 70ikq7ic corn--No. . cash. Sskc
tIaek. sokd4oc, patsrrNo 4 cash' ae
kaek 2sAGzsSe. No. ,2&ehS ,