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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-25
CATTLE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

It sometimes happens that light weight
hoge are worth more on the market than
well finished heavy hogs, but nearly all
the western markets have been livestock
ed with light hogs this winter. The farm
erS WOUld better feed some Of them a lit
Tie more wheat before selling them.
Robins q Alexander did not have a sin
gle hoof IN their cattle pens when the
market opened yesterday morning. 1t
was the first time their pens had been
clear in nine months. They buy all kinds
o. cattle and then size them up 70 suit or
ders and this causes them to have cattle
on hand nearly all the time
Some OF the farmers have been report
Ing that the early varieties Of wheat Is
al killed and that consequently have a
light crop this year. Noah Seaver yes
terday gave the market reporter for the
Eagle sample of wheat from his farm
nine miles northwest of this city. It was
the big May variety which is the earliest
wheat raised in this section. The tops
were all dead but every stock was alive
and sending up green shoots If this
sample IS Ike all the early wheat IN the
Arkansas valley there need be no fear for
the crop at this time.
S. a. Hope of Clearwater brought in 2
ear load of feeders yesterday and he was
well pleased with his sale. The Wichita
stocker and feeder market he said, is
all right. / could not get it into my head
that you had good market here for this
class % cattle and ] shipped one load OF
nice feeders to Kansas City ard when
got home I realized that I had better sold
here. The Wichita market is all right
End hereafter 1 shall market all my feed
ers and stoclIers here
The telephone in Fred Dold's office was
kept hot yesterday by the business men in
The city calling him up TO ask if that
story IN the Eagle about the new beef
house was all right. They probably ali
knew il was true when they read il, but
they wanted to hear Mr.. Dold say it him
self.
L. d. Dresbacn Of NIckerson and o. S.
Yazel OF Furley were late arrivals at the
yards yesterday with q car load OF hogs
each. w 3. Johnston Of lahoma had the
car load that topped the market.
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ed its growth from town OF few thous-
and inhabitants to its present sizs.
One would never suspect from his ap-
pearsnce that Mr.. Ross IS nearly Y years
Of age. He IS wonderfully active and
rarely misses day from his Office. Mr..
Ross is q Mason anu member Of the
First Presbyterian church. He was a
sufferer from dyspepsia until he heard Of
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. The following is
his opinion Of the remedy which has done
so much for him:
For several years, I, Thomas L. Ross,
also my wife, Lydia L Ross, both of
Topeka, Kas., suffered with that terrible
malady known as dyspepsia or indiges-
ton.
I'VE commenced to use Kodol Hyspep-
STA Cure on the recommendation OF our
druggist. After taking one dose. and in
side Of a short time, all OF those terrible
pains and dyspepsia torments had passed
away. Ny appetite. also my wifes, came
back and our food could be enjoyed
as when we were q. 1 am now turning
II years Of age.
II have not suffered one day with my
stomach since 7 commenced to use Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure, and I recommend It to
all of my fellow citizens to do you good,
and endorse Kodol Dyspepsia Cure"
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
log Receipts Were Light but
Quality Better.
MARKET BARELY STEADY
Cattle Were Sold at SatiSfac-
tory Prices.

TIE receipts Of hogs yesterday was light
even for Monday. There wa ga large
sprinkling Of heavy hogs and OF fairly
good quality. Cudahy got the bulk Of the
offerings and while his drove was not
very large il made q pretty good show
ing as 70 height and quality, better than
the average for the latter part Of last
week. The market was generally quoted
steady TO five cents lower but al the best
hogs brought about steady with the close
last Saturday. The buyers show a very
great preference for the good, heavy hogs
and this class brings good prices, but the
commission men have to work 10 sell the
lights and pigs for anything Ike salts
factory prices. What the packers want
IS fat hogs and they only buy the thin
backed ones under protest. Unless there
is a change TO a better demand for the
light weight hogs shippers viii do we'll to
buy theTa cheaper in the country than
they have been doing. The country ship
per has to deal with the farmer who ng-
ues what the wheat and corn was worth
that ne FED to his hogs but he has to sell
them 70 the packers who only figure on
the price CT lard and the cured meat, and
thus he is placed between the two fires
and gets the worst of il.
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SAVED HER CHILD's LIFE.

'In three weeks our chubby little boy
was changed by pneumonia almost TO a
skeleton. writes Mrs. w. Watkins. of
Pleasant City. 0. "A terrible cough set
in. that, in spite OF a good doctors treat
ment for several weeks, grew worse every
day We then used DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. for Consumption. and cur darling
was soon sound and we'll We are sure
this grand medicine saved his lie" Mil
lions know its the only sure cure for
Coughs. Colds and all Lung diseases
Behring's pharmacy guarantee satsfac-
ton Fa- & 10
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SURPRISE THEIR PARENTS
Two Wellington Young People VIII
be IEarr5ed Today.

II. W EE Of Wellington. Kan, and
Miss Julia Miller Who reside on her
fathers farm. eight miles southeast Of
that city. VIII be married AZ the German
Lutheran church at 10 o'clock this morn
ing ny che pastor OF that church.
The marriage VIII be q complete sur
prise 10 the parents 81 both the bride and
the bridegroom as they had not the
slightest idea that the younE man and
Young woman were engaged. though they
had been going together Tor TIVE years.
Miss Miller came 20 Wichita four days
ago. osteusioly for the purpose ~ visit
ing Miss Frank Owens. and AR HNl came
20 the city yesterday 10 secure a aaarriag e
license. The happy couple VII leave Tor
the east on the santa Fe train this morn
inE
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HOG SALES.


There was a light run Of cattle yester-
DAY ard the buyers soon took all the Of
ferings at what seemed to be good prices
FOR the class Of cattle sold. i would be
difficult % compare prices with last sat
uTday because of the difference in the
class Of catCle sold on the two days The
bulk OF the offerings yesterday were feed
CTS which brought S4.25. Owners of this
kind OF stock IN the elritory tributary 10
this city arc finding out that here is the
place % sell them. The trade here has
been so satisfactory this winter that or
GERS are coming 10 this market and it
looks Ike the feeder and stOcller market
iad Come to staY.
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GRAINS BUMPED HARD.
Prices Go Stumbling Down at
Terrific Rate.
CLOSE OVER CENT LOWER
Bears Start Wheat Down at
Very Opening.

Chicago, Feb. 24.-Graln prices stumbled
at the opening Of the board Of trade to-
day. Then the bears gave them a vigor-
Gus push and everything went down hill
and struck low level with q pretty hard
bump. The warm weather and prospects
OF grains in plenty was the cause OF the
slump. May wheat closed with a net loss
Of l5sc; May corn IL and May cats II +;
Provisions lost z1kdl71zc.
Everything IN wheat was bearish from
the very start. Gables were lower, re-
ceiPts were improved and the weather
gave promise OF sunsine for some time
70 come. Crops Weer reported in excel
lent condition and the farmer began TO sell
IN hurry. Estimates Of grain receipts
for tomorrow were treble what they were
today. May closed very weak, 17sc lower
at 755s0%1c. Local receipts We're II cars.
one Of contract grade; Ainneap polls e
days. and Duluth (2days) reported 9S6
cars, making total for the three points
of az cars against sos last Monday and 623
last year. Primary receipts for two and
three days were 1,056,0G0 compared to 633,-
600 bushels last Monday and 754 600 bush
els last year. Seaboard clearances in
wheat and -four equalled 229,0o0 bushels.
The seaboard reports 20 loads taken for
export.
. Corn again had to contend against the
same depression influences that have been
unnerving the bulls and adding fresh
vigor 70 the bears for a week or more.
Covering at time brought good profits but
closed very weak, pzc down at 5914c
Receipts were 81 cars
Oats had a sympathetic market and
Slumped IN company with corn No news
developed. For a time near the opening
trade was excited with heavy offerings on
one side of the pit and the other side al
most dry. After the opening break OF
to &c May sold up 70 z3c-isc of from Fri
days close. But the bear sentiment pre-
vailed and the downward tendency was
constant. Liquidation was general from
commission houses and stOp-lOss orders
were executed literally. May sold on to
4lS4c and closed weak, nc lower at z17sc.
Much Of the loss was due 10 the mild
weather and PROCESSES Of increased offer
ings from the wheat. Receipts were 81
cars.
Provisions were rather dull. though
bearishly inclined. The tone was COM
paratively steady considering the liberal
ity Of the hog movement and lower prices
at the yards. The grain weakness induced
scattered selling. Offerings were taken
largely by shorts IN pork. Packers bought
some lard and ribs and held them steady.
May pork sold rs low as $500 and closed !
i7lsc down at sl5.55; May lard PIC lower /
at S9.371s and May ribs 213Q5o lower at |
s.. 421k.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat. !
S. cars; corn, S35 cars; oats, 325 cars; hogs |
81 600 head.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
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New York.

New York, Feb. 2A-Wheat. receipts ia
o50 bushels. Market experiences severe
break under liquidation inspired py fine
weather ID the west and easier cables
May, SIC, July S-l4G>-fsc5 september
Butter-ReceI PTS $50 packages. Market
weaker. state dsfrv o1n97c: creamery -
ass. June creamery IS sc, 1actorT To-
2c
Cheess-Receip 1.0sf packages. Market
firm; fancy large cary made co-oFea. -
fancy small state fun cream early nsaoe.
colcred fil1i-c- fancy large early mace,
white lie, fancy small state fan cream.
early made. wbire l-ll-lsc-
frIn. state and Peansylr auia, .aci west
ern II mark. 55c-
Poultry-AliVe, frmer- Spr-ueers la'-c.
turkeys lic- fowls ll-1c dresser H1l--Fs
weaker. Spriugers 11-laci fowls 40 l-sc5
turkCEs III, lSl-c-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-25
WHEAT a. RIeHT
So says J. p. Campbell After His Trip
IN Harper County.

T p Campbell has reformed from Har-
per county, where he Tent On lock AFTER
his cattle interests speaking ~ the
wheat. re said
-.Ninety-ssven peg cent 81 The wheat in
this section IS hari wheat ard is ia s1iel-
did condition. TIE wheat below the sur
face Of The earth Sc greer. and ready
10 srow / believe tnaf the cattle graz-
inS on the wheat during the vlDler VII
prove beneficial The ground WIS thus
tramplsd down ard VII contain r,eis-
tlre. Much II the wheat VIII hs az Elgh-
Il We have 70 .rala for many days
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New York Monev Ma-ket.

New York. Feb 24-Money on call was
steady at ? to pa per cent, closed offered
at , per cent, prime mercantile paper 4l6
~ per cent Sterling exchange. firm with
actual business in bankers bills at $3.50
GAS77s for demand and Sass fS5iS for
sixty days: posted rates S4S6 and S4SSIk.
commercial bills 4.Sfa4 Q4.N5ss. Bar silver
547kc. Mexican dollars 43lzc.
Government bonds irregular. State
hounds 10 acrlEe. railrnad bonds. drm.
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The eesieiia su Eagle Tuesaau yorfs IS 1902
STORY OF A PIONEER
Prominent ToPekan Gets Won
derful Results from Kodol.

Thos. L. Ross is the pioneer real estate
dealer OF Topeka, Kas. He has been in
business q years and in that time has
sold more land than all the dealers to-
gether who are now IN business there.
He located in Topeka IN 1873 and Witness
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-25
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

Tonight. viii appear for the first time
in the history OF Wichita full and COM
plete vaudeville bin, composed II some Of
the best vaudeville artists On the Ameri-
can stage IN fact any ore OF the actors
alone being worth the price OF admission
charged Robbie Raymond IL his neck
lreaklng tuublng act Is ore OF the best
Of ifs kind and creates a fund OF anuse-
ment. award and Hayward. in their
novelty singing ard dancing act. IS very
clever. Their limitations on the piano
ara grand and made big hit IN Boston
last month at the Boston Muse hail
DEWEY and Allen. as they portray the
old-tme romring. rolliCSing free-from-
care southern daTkey. are pleasing as
well as finished Maud Allen. the song
stress. and John p Gilbert one Of
Americas best comedians. deserves
especial mention The whole perform
aucc IS chaste. first-ciass and up-to-date.
This CON panv viii appear ~ The Toler
February =. IS. = and March I.
Manager Eartling presents a novelty n
the amusement line tonight a Thor
ouEhtred Tramp. IS the attraC lion,
wherein a typical knight Of the pike
figures as the central figure e. bright.
crisp. clean comedy Tbs blue bi0oded
hcbo gets INTO TIE action q The Qisy
earlT and XerF Eoou succeeds IN ci-rrl-
Ing ug THINGS % state where the IEcs-
tom IF existence becomes q leading one
with The balance 81 the characters. ?
Rush Th0mpsen IS the tramp. orc with
a history that has oeen the keynote q
many a blasted lIfe-z faithiess wife.
Several novel scenic ELECTS sre Used s.
the production.
The Missouri Girl winch cores 10
the Crawford Grand Wednesday. Fabr1-
any -. is one ~ the most unique SON.
edies ever brought here = fairly bob
hIes over sikh Fun from besirrllg g. eri.
2fr. Rarmo1d. IRE author. presents some
stage characters that are entirely lcw 20
the the1trc-zosrE pualic a-i the acton
q the Play differs from anything - Ths
kir3 seen hare before. Tas ccredT e
natural and ret forced ard q naua-r q
original iLEzs are brought oct % sl-n
clever manner - Il bri-E fortn an i1-
nle1se amount q laughter ard arriause-
Tie quaint hzr1or II Fred Has n3ad -
ZsSe Dchs1l - iFreEistlhiT fanny Is
general makeup - vel Efted t7r ths
rlrr ard bis originality - s1ecch and
lclol perfects The cha-scleg
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RuCKlEN,s ARNIcA SANE.

The best and most famous compound
in the world TO conquer aches and kill
pains. Cures Cuts, heals Burns and
Bruises. subdues Inflammation, masters
Piles. Millions Of Boxes sold yearly.
Works wonders in Pcils. Ulcers, Felons.
Skin Eruptions. II cures or no pay. 25c
at GehrinEs pharmacy.
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TIE WEATHER

Wssh layton. Feb. = -Forecast for Ez1-
saz-Fslr Tuesday. warn - casa ard cen
trzl. ~ e3lsscsy. rain ard co.ders soEt1-
east -i1ts. becoming nsrt1Esst
Oklahoma az1 Ia1iaa Te-rirorT-E-zs AZ
Tues1ay: Wednesday p-rbab,y rziz z-t
co1ssrs sSu.h wills, becoming northwest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-25

We desire through the columns 81 the
Eagle 10 express eur Sincere thanks -
the mary kind friends who SO Unressrvid-
Is gave rs their sympathy IN cur her-
eavement. the floral ernhlerus 50 beau1f-
fully svTnholized What the character OF
our papa was 10 rs. We have no words
with which 70 express our gratitude fo-
them. and now since we must pray Ter
ourselves. ~e would pray Gods blessings
on all our friends
JEAN ROSS
MARSHALL. ROSS
ALBERT ROSS
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Kansas City. Feb. 24.-Whest. May 725sc;
JULY 7l7sc: cash. No. . hard &c; No 3 hard
re: No. red S2QS3e: 30. red SoQSlci No.
spring 72lac.
Corn-NIay 59lkc; September 57isc: cash.
no. mixed 5Slsc; No 2 white sc; 10. s
white cIlan52c.
Oats-No white AGz5c.
Rye-NO. > SEC
RE, S12.50G1S.o0.
Butter-CreaInery. 2Gs, fancy dairy. &c
Tsgs-Fresh. -ac-
Receiuts Of wheat. > cars.
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guaranteed. No incurable cases treated.
DIR J.. T. AfACKEY. Corner Douglas Ave-
nue. aud Main Street. wichita. kan.
Oflce hours. 8 r. N. % 3 r. m.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicauo.


Chicago. Feb. 24-Cattle-Receipts LOS
head including 100 Texans. Steady to loc
lower Good 20 prime steers S6.5eQ 20;
poor to medium. SA0ea650. stockers ana
feeders. $25eQ4S5; cows. Slz9iI9-io. helI-
ers S2.50G5.50; Gamers Sl-5oQ3-oo; balls $50
6r4.60: calves, S3.506.l5; Texas fec steers,
Hogs-Receipts $500 head: estimated Cor
tomorrow. . 900: left over Aeoe. Market
steady TO shade easier. Mixed and butch
ers s. eo06.55: good 10 choice heavy S5.20
ass; rough heavy, S6.oeQb25; lights S2-S
Clio. bulk of sales $7-9oty6.Z5.
Sheep-Receip II 900 head Sheep strong
80 Zoe higher; lambs Is 70 &c higher
Good TO choice wethers A..otto-Sl; fair 70
choice mixed S399I+. 40, western sheep and
vearlfngs St50G6 90: native lambs S5.s5I
Coo. western lambs S5.25Q660.
Official receipts and shipments for Sat
urday:
Shipments-Catte. 446 head, hogs S,2s
head; sheep 2lo head.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Feb 4-Cattle-Receipts
500 natives. ZOO Texans, eo0 calves, No
choice cattle: medium dressed beef butch
ers' steers and feeding cattle. steady.
Choice export end dressed beef steers
stockers and feeders SS.25P4>5; western
FED steers S5.0oI60e. Texas and Indian
steers s. 1850. Texas cows S,.2,l2 40,
native cows SS.o2NS.75; heifers S5-lsQol
Gamers S20oG3-oo; bulls SS.ooq4.S9' calves
Ifo,es-Receipts 500 head Market
steady Too Ses5; bulk or sales So.sh1
cs0- heavy. S62sF6S5. mixed packers $50
g.. light $5-s596I5. piEs Ss5tt1-s9
Sheep-Receipts 400 head. Market ac-
tive. steady Native lambs $50 65;
western lambs S6I5G665. native wethers,
S5.e0a5.-5: western wethers S5.eoG5.s2; year
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nngs s5.s5qs5o; ewes s4s5g5.5o; culIs and
feeders S2.50I4.5 80.

lings S.S5Q6.5o; ewes s4.65G5.5o; culls and
feeders S250d45O.
ST. Louis.
81. Louis, Feb. 24.-Cattle-Receipt
$500 including 1000 Texans Market was
steady. Beef steers s450G6.35; stockers
and feeders. S2.50QSG5; cows and heifers
S2.259J.00; Texas steers. grsssers, $1,000
40; fedh s4.35569; COWS and heifers s.. 40
Q3.90.
Hogs-Receipts 400. Market SC lower.
Pigs and lights S5.75G5.9 5; packers $3.50
SIS; butchers S610GS.45.
Sheep-Receipts 1890. Market steady.
Natives S4.0095.50; lambs s5.0o9590; Tex
ans $3.50G4.40.
St. Joseph.
st. Joseph. Feb. 24.-Receipts $50 head.
Natives S4.350700 cows and heifers $500
Q5.50; veals $400d6.75; stockers and feed
ers S2.50d4.S5
Hogs-ReceiDts 3. 700 head; strong; light
and light mixed S5.S0l15.1J; medium and
heavy. S615d6.30; pigs S3.5G,G5.00.
Sheep-Receipts I. 400 head Market 10 to
15c higher; western lambs 5.SeQ6.60; west
ern sheep. 81 25d6. ..
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Meals "A carte. elegant Pgllmaa BUFFET
cars. electric lights. porcelain Ioeksrr.
observation dining roorn-svers fhlng tia
very latest and best. on Colorado tsaias
~ the Missouri Paciac railway. the "oid
refieHie'f
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St. Louis.

St Louis. Feb 2i-l. heat. lower; No.
red cash elevator. S5isc; track. $50 Sc,
May SlGNisc; July s4<c, No. hard 90
79c.
C0rn-Iover; No. cash $3.50; track, &c
Nav ssh SC: July 5s3sc-
Oats-L0wer; No . cash sc; track -
64fsc; May sc. July SIZE NO. white
451 461sc.
Rve-DuU. 697e8isc.
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. Feb. 24.-'rhe cotton mar
ket opened steady with prices 70 s
points lower. and closed barely steady
with prices net 10 points lower
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-25

treat an patients free.
charging onlg fer the
actual cost % che medi-
cine used Tor the cure. no
other charges made. Tits
offer applies 20 CatarTh.
Deafness. KheGm aflEfIs.
Kidney. Hlood and Nerv-
Gus Diseases. NaTicccelf.
Weaknesses cf Men and
Diseases Of Women Crn
.-,tfs.fs-s- F~sn Cares
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-25

The League q American sportsmen
viii give a smoker ~ members aasi
friends al the studio % g. - sawyer
thie evening. Incidentally election n Of
fears VIII occur ana plans fer the 3csr
discussed All members are urged % a.
s~nH
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This signature Is ca ever box Ct the rs-nfrs
Laxative Br0m0-Quinine Tsa's..
TIE reEeSy that ceres 3 cold "a one dsy
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All Fees Suspended Ultil March

DR. Alackey will suspend All fees for
professional services autA March isf. ard
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RECEIPTS - SHTPAIENTS.
K-rr-s Civ

butter market was firm; creamery Is
&c: dairy. 1Stsa3zc-
Eggs-Panicky and broke badly; fresh,
Is cents.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

ElOur-EaSY.
Wheat-No. ) spring, 7oq74c; No. 2 red.
oats-No. white 43a44ssc; No. white.
42i5GAl4c.
Rye-No. 2 5s1aG59c.
Barley-Fair TO choice mailing, 6C063c.
Flaxseed-No. 1, $L65; No. 1 northwest
ern. $40.
Prime timothy seed. $4,000
Lard. per 100 pounds. S9lPsa926.
Short ribs sides QoOse) $S.25llS.49
Dry sailed shoulders (0oNedl, 7i48T14c.
Short clear sides (boXed) SS.70Q8.S0.
Whisky, basis OF high wines, Sl-SL
Clover, contract grade, 500.
PEcE-LPrS AID SHEpAIENTS
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
81. ! liz. / "a
IHheaf-

chicago
Chicago. Feb. 24.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-01-09
NOT MUCH H9RM0kY in GOLD CAMP
Biggest KiDd Of q Row Brewing in Republican
CircIes--Corter ConDot Dictate.

Unless all present signs fail, the re-
publican party in Montana is prepar-
ing for kind of row as such has
never been seen in this state The lit
tie trouble between the so-called fac
tions of the democratic party in 1900 or
the year before were not markers COM
pared with the civil war that now
threatens the republican party.
In the past the stand taken by the
straight republicans in opposition to
the machine, although pronounced,
general and open, had not assumed a
definite form. Monday night, at Hell
ena, it tool: a tangible shape, with the
result that the fight that divided the
party for more than year will be
taken to Washington.
Monday nights meeting was signifi-
cant in more ways than one. 1t was
especially important from the fact that
the Carter machine, which was over
hauled recently by the chief engineer,
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Chas. and Jas. Young were out re-
Gently with a sleigh looking for snow.
or girls. We were unable to ascer-
tain which, but think more than likely
that it was the latter for there was no
snow.
Fay, the little daughter of Mr. a,ict
Mrs. Sherman O'Dell, had the mis-
fortune to break one Of her legs recent
ly while coasting down steep hill, the
sled running into a log with the above
result. She is getting along r'cc'y,
about again soon.
The children of district No. II are
looking forward with the hope that
spring will bring their teacher back
again. Miss Burlington taught the
Kirby school last season and was well
liked by both the parents and pupils.
We will be pleased to see her in our
school rooms again in the spring.
We have been experiencing beautiful,
weather in this section for the pasttwo
weeks. Anyone that would grumble
at the weather we have had here so
far this winter is certainly chronic.
All kinds of stock is looking we'll and
if such weather continues pleasant
smile will go with it.
]. W. Thompson is minus a tooth
and is nursing fractured jaw bone
as the result of painful accident
which befcll him recently by having
his horse fall with him while running
a COW. He was taken to Sheridan To
receive medical care, and we are glad
to learn that he will return home soon.