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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29
Thoroughbreds at memphis.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. 2s.-The stable of
Sam Hlidreth. which left here for northern
Lucien Appleby, Gunfalon, Rolling Boer
and other cracks, has arrived here from
Park. The Hildreth string will be strength
ened at various times during the winter
and the campaign of 1908 will be started
breds.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29
MAKES CATTLE TRAVEL NICER
DR.. salmon Recommends approved
Ventilation of Stalls on
ShipbOard.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-Dr. D.. p. Sal
mon. chief of the Bureau of Animal In
dustry, has returned from a trip to Europe
on a cattle vessel.
Heretofore the ventilation Of stalls has
been secured only through tunnels reach
ing to the decks. A system Of ventilating
by forcing air has been devised and II
was for the purpose OF studying this de-
vice that DR.. Salmon went abroad.
1t is understood he favou at least a
partial adoption Of the new plan.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29
LoRENZ WORKS IN DENVER
Noted Specialist from vienna Gives
Services TO Colorado
Hospitals.

DENVER. Colo. Oct. 2S.-Dr. A. II. Lor-
enz Of Vienna arrived from Chicago last
night and operated on three children for
congenitsl dislocntion OF the hip at st.
Luke's hospital this morning and on sew.
eral others at the county hospital in the
afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29
SEEK Indu.trIaI Harmony.

Association Of Builders discussed today CO.
operation between organized employers and
the mems unions.
The sentiment apparently was in favor
OF wage agreements and the settlement OF
all labor disputes by arbitration boards.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29

superintendent Of public Instructions. and
seven years later was the grecnback can
didate for congress from this district. He
was a man OF wide learning. a deep thinker
and a splendid writer, and lived a pure
life all the years OF his long and event
full career.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29

Rubbing with linimeuts, blistering, the
application OF plasters; in fact anything
that viii produce coun~ter-irritation is good
for external treatment of Rheumatism, but
these simple remedies do not reach the seat
of the disease nor touch the real cause, and
relief Is therefore only temporary.
Rheumatism is due to Uric Acid and
other iritant poisons in the blood, and as
Il circuiates through the system, these acid
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29

Mr.. J.. N. Perkins, druggist Of Lswton,
Okl.. who has been in business eleven
years. says of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy that during all this time he has never
had a bottle Of this remedy returned as
not having given Satisfaction. proving con
clusively that this preparation will do all
that is claimed for 1t. There is nothing
SO good as this remedy for coughs, colds and
Group. 1t is pleasant to take and, as II
contains no Injurious substance. may be
given to q child with perfect confidence.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29

are deposited in
the muscles, joints and
and exposure to
night air, cold east
or any sudden
in the weather,
will bring on an attack,
which may last for a few
days or finger on for
months. Every battle
with rheumatism
leaves you weaker and
the blood in poorer
condition, while tn e
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29
David Charlie. RcII.

WASHINGTON. oct. 2s,-David Charles
Bell. a we'll known author and educator
and a noted Shakespearean scholar, and a
nephew Of Alexander Graham Bell, died at
the Bell homestead in this city today Of
heart failure.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29

WASHINGTON, Oct. ga report from
Surgeon Lieutenant W. J L. LysteT, at.
taehed to the legation guard at Pekin, says
the American soldiers are the only foreign
ers who have escaped the cholera up to
date.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29

PLATHNER-Prof. Louis, aged As years
at Central hospital. Seward street, Oc-
, tober %.
Funeral from undertaking rooms of H
K. Burket. 412 North Sixteenth street,
Wednesday, October 20, at 2 p. m. Inter.
ment at Forest Lawn cemetery. Friends
invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29
Veto Nod %sustained.

Judge Hascall declared it to be folly to
sustain any such veto. THE situation,
he said, "is the same as IL was last year;
the hre department has simply outgroTn
the appropriation authorized by law and
we will have to provide for the emergency
as we have before. There is not a deficit
in the fund at this time and we should
go on paying the bills as long as the money
lasts. The mayor did not veto any bills
last year and we should not sustain this
veto now" BY a unanimous vote, the
council refused to sustain the veto.
Supervisors Of registration were ap-
pointed as follows: In the second district
OF the First ward, Ed j. Dee, 1902 South
Twelfth street, to take the place of Rich
ard Wallace, unable by reason Of Illness TO
serve; and in the Second district of the
Eighth ward, Mark NJ. Farmer, in place OF
John A. Rine, who is absent from the
city.
BY resolution the Omaha Street Railway
company was requested to extend its Thir-
ty-third street line from Parker to Maple
street at its earliest convenience and the
councilmen from the Fifth, Sixth and
Ninth wards were appointed a committee
to wait upon the company to urge com
pliance with this request.
Ordinances as follows we're given their
first and second reading: Ordering the i'm
provement of Twenty-irst street from
Spencer to Pinkney street with vitrihed
block pavement and Bedford sandstone
curb; ordering the grading OF Sixteenth
street from Vinton street to Central boule,
ward; ordering the grading OF Sixteenth
street from Central boulevard to B street
and ordering the grading Of Thirty-sev-
enth street from Farnsm street to Dodge
street.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29
sentenced 20 Be Hanged

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. oct. &-Judge Al
ford today sentenced ora CopenhAyer, con-
vtCted OF the murder Of his wife. Della
~CcpenhaveF, 20 be hanged In the Michigan
cts prison February y next.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29
THE REALTY MARKET.
TRANSFERS filed in the register Of deeds
and county clerks offices on October %:
Warranty Deeds.


Grace o. McGouEh ct al to Austin
Frederlcks, lot 8, block q. Wilcox
I'd add. observation-disclosures 100
Elisabeth Samuelson to Martha vii
son, $50 feet lot / and $50 feet OF
e2s feet lot 2. block 4, Rush & SIS
add .."........... 1000
James King to J. B. Headley, lot /.
block 6, Waterloo ................... $50
Christian Kocher and wife to August
Jourdan, lot 5, block q, letters I'd
A. C. Jensen and wife to e. s. Flor.
Ell, sell, S2-15-1O ......".....,........ 1900
j. N. Swetnam and wife to Carrie b.
Hattery, lots II. II and IL, block /,
Thirteenth street add. ................. l,60O
Peter Iverson and wife to Tena Vavra,
lot 10, block II, Brown park .......... $50
Andrew Miles TO Eva p. Sweeney, lot
10, Anisfield add Is
Quit Claim Deeds.
b. B. Hopper and wife to James King,
lot !, block 8, Waterloo ..............
]. A. Bradshaw to Henry Paeper. ne
Frank Murphy to n. r. Larson, lot
81, block 2, Armstrong; 1st add. /
Deeds.
@. H. Markham, receiver, to s. w. Her
ring, lot 7, block s4b, Omaha.......... 1900
fetal amount OF transfers ........ SIS, s9S
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29
with the BowIers.

In a league game last night on Clark's
alleys the Clarksons lost three straight
TO the Westerns. Score:
CIARKSnNS
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29

CouOding acids are gradually consuming
the oils and fluids hatlubncate the muscles
and joints. and they become stiff and some
times immOvable.
Rheumatism. with its sharp, cutting
pains, can never be conquered until the
acid blood has been cleaused and purified,
and all irritating substances neutralized and
filtered out Of the system, and nothing does
this so promptly end eftectually as 5. $. s.
Under dls p1Hfying and tonic effects OF h
vegetable remedy the Blood is not only
made pure aud strong agaiu, but the general
health Is rapidly built up and the sufferer
obtains happy relief from the tortuTing,
nagging pains Of rheumatism.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
stu More Fine Days. Though Their
mOmeter VIII Commonly
Drop.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-Forecast:
For Nebraska-Fair Wednesday; cooler
in west portion; Thursday fair; cooler in
east portion.
For Iowa and Missouri-Fair and warmer
Wednesday; Thursday increasing cloudi-
ness.
For Illinois-Fair and warmer Wednes-
day; increasing cloudiness, light variable
winds, becoming fresh southeast.
For South Dakota-Fair Wednesday.
cooler in west and central portion; Thurs.
day fair.
For Kansas-Fair Wednesday and Thurs,
day; cooler Thursday.
For Wyoming and ColOrado-Fair and
cooler Wednesday, Thursday fair,
..I naoOud
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29
Claim on General Fund.

The grounds upon which the board holds
that the salaries in question should DO
paid from the general fund have not been
formally presented to the council, but 1t
is understood that the contention will be
made that the members OF the board arc
not under the law members OF either the
FIRE or police department and should not
be paid their salaries from those funds;
but that they are city officials and as such
should draw their salaries from the gem
eral fund.
Among the communications from
the mayor was a veto message covering
all OF the items of the last appropriation
ordinance which would have come out OF
the fire fund. These amounted in the ag-
gregate to 1876. 40 and consisted chiefly OF
small miscellaneous expense bills, but
among them was the telephone companys
bill Of S4l7 for the fire department por-
ton OF the alarm system. In explanation
Of his refusal to approve the ordinance
with thes items included, the mayor says
that after the salaries of the members
Of the FIRE department for October, No
vember and December and the pension
roll have been paid there will be a deficit
in the fund Of 81, 09S.6 6 and therefore he
will not approve the payment Of any ex-
pense bills until the new appropriation
becomes available, as he believes the fire
men should be paid first.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29
CONDITION OF THE
WEATHER.

T indicates trace of precipitation.
L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecast Omniai
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Fire and Police Board Asks for Money from
General Fund.
REQUEST GOES TO FINANCE COMMITTEE
Mayors Veto ~ Items ~ N~ppropriH-
tion ordinance 60 Come from Eirc
Department Fund ~ Not
Sustained.

Fire department finances again came In
for a considerable share OF attention at
the city council meeting OF last evening.
As was anticipated by The Rec in reporting
the proceedings OF the Board OF Fire AMI
Police Commissioners the latter body has
proposed to the council to replenish the
fire fund by refunding from the general
fund the money paid In the last three years
for salaries of members Of the fire ana
police board and the secretary Of the
board.
commissioners Wright and Thomas, who
were appointed as a committee from the
fire and police board to confer with the
council were present in person at the meet
ing OF last evening and In the regular
course Of business a communication from
them was read, in which was embodied the
proposition above stated. In this com
munication il was stated that the amount
paid in salaries OF the officers mentioned
from the FIRE fund amounted in the aggre-
gate to 81. 200 a year, and thus the amount
paid TO them in the course OF the three
years past was 50, 800, and It was further
stated that II this sum is refunded, as sug-
gested. the board "can and will continue
the department Al practically its present
size" The board suggests that this viii
present a legal way to meet the emer-
gency." The communication was without
discussion referred to the committee on
finance and claims.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-09

WILL Be A HUMMER
CattIemen's Convention to be
a Great Event.
BOLTON HERE TONIGHT
Everybody interested in the
Coming Meeting.

The committees appointed TO complets
the arrangements for the catlenen's con.
vention viii meet ar the Commercial Clus
rooms tonight and it IS expected thai
the business men generally who are in
terested in making the meeting q success
viii be present
Secretary ". E. Bolton. OF the Cattle.
mems Association. will be present and
VIII go from here to Kansas City. There
viii be business OF Importance befors
the meeting and good attendance Is de-
sired The commission men az the Cnior
stockyards ara getting numerous letter.
from people who want TO attend the meet
ing and take part In the riding and rop
ing contests and the arrangements mus.
soon be completed so that a satisfac-
tory answer can be given to these iaaui
ries.
People are also writing In regard 10 the
rates allowed on the shipment Of stool
hers for exhibition during the meeting
II is understood that rates have beer
promised by the various railroads. Let
ters received from tbs officials OF the
Kansas Agricultural college and the Ok
lahona Agricultural college at Saltwater.
state that both institutions desire TO show
their fine stock during the three days OF
the meeting. There viii be a big delega-
ton OF commission men from Kansas
City and St Joseph. who recognize wich-
ita as one OF the livestock markets OF the
country and they desire TO meet the stock
men in this territory.
W. z. Bolton writes that all the In
dicaticns are 70 the effect that the meet.
ing here will DO the greatest IN the his
tory Of the Cattlemen's association tn,
stock men are alive 20 the Importance
Of getting ready 20 receive and take cars
Of the big crowd, and some OF them fee
that the business men OF the city are
depending on them doing more than they
are able to do.
The people who viii cone to this meet
ing are the class who are able to pay
their way, and they will make thingr
lively while they are here. 1t has Away
been the policy of Wichita 10 treat hel
guests royalty and the stockmen in thl.
city and county think there should bs
nc exception to the rule in this case.
is important that the city retain the GOO
will OF the caftleueu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-09
A SWELL PERFORMANCES

4 company Ct such recognized excel
Iencs as "a that headed y william Col
Her co1ld not fan e draw ~ 1saz: a large
attendance q regular ard well Informed
ttezse- Eosrs- Thss company presented
the high-class comedy .O1 the c1iet" a.
TIE Crawford tnester last zizht
TIE comedy = 1uB q Ere and subtle
V!r that IS admirably suited % The rar-
scaallsv q this sifted comedian Eh1ss
frst appearance z wlcsita vas vsiccz-
80 ~ THE hteater ger Who keeps knfaru-
- on theatrical Affairs ar. C0lle-. TIRE
legitimate s1ccessor q Sd SruIfs Essseii
and Read Reed vho we're TIE oasy
really great coze5iazs q thlz csass haze
visited wichita 81 recezt yszrs. Er
Golfers wc-k E1st - ses1 - - u-csr-
Sod ard Appreciated 70 e-serz5s ~
aec.IzEities a. az artist - a ezGr5r
sezz ard i IS best not - atsszrt b. TIE
bea1tg . fhe c1zsar - CD the rs.cx
rklar z.t-sss Elth NEla f
IS s1turzs-a TIE sashes q kec- pit
- zrle-zssIy b~ozhf o1t Faxes re
pay rost frsezseiy fzfs-esslrx Tss 49,
IRE east = Eso1 Slzerses c-rtal1
calls ser. resSszSee e = ~ ce1-sz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-09
SHEEP SALES
chlcaaa

Chic7Sc. AIN. S-Cattle-Receipts L.
81. Westerns I0c higher: ohters slow and
steaiy. Good 60 prime steers, ST. scar 50.
poor 70 medium. S.fooI6.9o: stockSNs and
feeders S2.2a4-75, cows. SZ502.75; heif-
ers. S2l5lj5.eo. Gamers. S1.25d2.S0; bulls.
sl.s50t-69, calves. S5.5CG6.5G; Texas fed
steers. S5.z5Q5.z5
HOGS Receipts, today, 45.0e5. tomorrow.
seoo. left over. 1oo,o. Market ; 10 1oc
lower. closing active. Mixed and butch
ers. S5.e0Gs.sc; good 70 choice heavy. SIS
1s5ei rough heavy S5.90f6.l5; light.
s. 15g76 10. bulk Of sales S5.e506 So
Shec7-Receipts, 1880, sheep active and
steady. Lambs active ana stronger. Good
70 choice wethers. Sf.eoQf15; fair 10
choice mixed. S3.5oIt.25; western sheep.
Ted. Sf.ool+.75. native lambs, $50 geo,
western lambs. S5-0lsl5.s5.
Official receipts and shipments yester-
Day
Receipts-Catte. s7z7; hogs. 5s.els:
sheep, 25.3l2
sbipmsnts-cattle. 2se; hogs. $50:
sheep. s.2i2
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-09
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The Wichita cattle market Is growing
and people are finding out that they can
I get good prices for their cattle here,
! There IS no kicking on the cattle buyers
on this market
There are squads OF men working all
about the new Dold packing house, and
the building operations are being rushed
to completion.
Robins & Alexander sent out FIVE car
loads Of cattle yesterday. They still
have cattle on hand TO I'LL all orders.
W. T. Boyd shipped a car load Of fine
mules 10 St. Louis yesterday, which was
the third this week He has bought and
shipped over 1.00c mules and horses during
the last six months
Lem Cornell, of Burchfield & Connell,
Of Anthony, was on the market with a
car load of hogs yesterday which Deck
Parsons tried hard TO buy, but the An
thony man held them over expecting the
market would be better today. Mr.. Con-
nell says the ChOctaw road is now run
ming a regular mixed train into Anthony
and they have fine cars and good engines
He says it is understood at Anthony
that the Missouri Pacific viii bring stock
from the Choctaw 10 this city.
Speaking Of the action of the Inter
State Commerce commission in Chicago
recently. President Harrison, Of the
John Cudahy company, said yesterday
that the railroad men were as much to
blame for present conditions as anybody,
but 1t looked TO him as If the railroad
men had thrown up their hands and were
trying TO blame the packers with every
thing He thought the packers were as
much interested in honest business as the
railroads. Mr.. Harrison says the only
way to do business is to do il right. He
hopes TO see the time when all the roads
VIII only do a legitimate business and not
make one section Of the country pay the
freights of another section. He says the
only rule for the railroads to adopt that
VIII last is to treat all alike. Equal rights
to all and special privileges to none
ought to be their motto. In that case Mr..
Harrison says all the packers would have
the advantage in their own legitimate ter
ritory and that he considers a natural
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-09

0ssc: July. aE 9e1@c: cash. No. hard
S1GSl5zc; No. 5 hard, s0sac; No. red, s2Q
SIC; No. red. SS.zGs1c.
Corn-January. 677zc; May, SzGSzc
cash. No. . mixed. 614s77zc; No. white
6slse; No. white. 6S1ec.
Oats-No. white, SIC
Rye-No. ?, CSC
Hsy-Choice timothy, s14G14-Fo; choice
prairie 1880.
Butter-creamery. 1sa22c; fancy. dairy,
Sc
Eggs-Fresh. 24G2.1zc-
Receipts OF wheat. ia cars
st. Louis.
St Louis. Jan. s.-Wheat-Higher No
red, cash, elevator. S0szc; track, slc. May,
s9lsc; July, Sz7sGS3c- No. ? hard. sc
Corn-Lower; No. red cash csc. track
67GtSc; Lay, 6Ss4 d6S7sc; July, 6~s4c-
Oats-Firm: No cash, zs1c; track.
49i4 655oc; May. ss5sc; July. S0lSc; No.
white, SOC.
Rye-Tirrn: SC
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-09
THE BRITISH
MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Has Been a Success From the Start
Its Office at 21o East Douglas Ave
nue., Whine Building, Is Crowded
Qsity

Has Been Success From the Start
Its Office at 21o East Douglas Ave
nue., Whine Building, Is Crowded
Daily.
\ stan OF eminent physicians ana sur
geons from the British Medical Institute
have. ct the urgent solicitation OF a large
number Of patients undsr their care IN
this country. established a permanent
branch CT the Institute IL this city. II
sl0-2l2 East Douglas avenue, Rooms s.s-
218-1u Whine Buliding
These eminent gentlemen have decided
20 give their services entirely free for
three months trnedIcines excepted . All
snvali5s who can upon them fc- treat
neat between uoE and January 4 ebeSs
services consist Eot ozly q consultation.
exaalinarion and advice. bot also q al
minor surgical operations
The object in pursuing this course Is %
become rapidly and g--souslly acquainted
x5th The sick ard afflicted. ana under 70
conditions VIII any charge whatever -
made for any services Rendered Tor thres
months. 10 al who cali before January 4
The cocto.s treat Al sor1az cf disease
assd celo--zlties- ard guarantee c1re l.
every case they undertake II the first
interview a thorough examination 4
made. ard x sncurabis. you are f-znEly
ard kindly tod 50. also advised against
spending y0ur uonsy for UssleSs treat
ueu-
Mase ard Female wszkress. Cata-rh
ar6 Catarrhal Dezfzsss alz5 grgtsrs.
Gostre. Cancer. "a sztn 1-Eezr1s. aa1 AZ
5lseases y ne Rectzu. are posl1lsesy
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The Chlcf Associate suTgeca e the -.
stlrlte Is = persc1sl caarge
osEce hours. from 4 n. ~ , r.
Nc sunday hours
SPECIAL SOTIcE-If yor c2azot car.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-09
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

George s. Freeman has returned from
Lincoln, Neb.. where he attended the fun
eral Of his uncle, George S. Sheldon
The Children's Home Board viii meet
this afternoon at 2:3o with Mrs. Cottman
corner of Waco and Central avenues.
All members OF Columbia lodge No. {
ing this afternoon and please pay assess
ment No. q.
The students recital Of the Conserva-
tory Of Music OF Albertus Magnus Uni
versity VIII be given next Tuesday, IN
stead Of today.
Regular session OF the Elks tonight
Some popular young business men to be
initiated. Performance commences at s
o'clock sharp.
The Frisco afternoon train from the
east did not arrive until nearly o'clock
yesterday evening. The train was late
in leaving st. Louis
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Re-
formed church viii be entertained at the
home OF Mrs. Irwin, 1877 North Toueka
Thursday. January 9. 2:30 sharp.
The Ladies Missionary Society OF the
Central Christian church Will meet at
the residence OF Mrs. Gill, 241 North En-
poria avenue, Friday, January 10. at 3
o'clock.
The Triple Tie Benefit Association meet
IN regular session this evening in A O..
L. ". hall, rs South Main. All members
are requested TO be present Business of
Importance 10 come before the lodge
Dr. Hudson will address the mothers
meeting Thursday afternoon at o'clock
at the United Presbyterian church Sub
ject: ''TWiggs-" Miss Mabel Ladd viii
sing. The public is cordially invited
There viii be regular meeting OF Peer.
less Degree of Honor No. IS Friday even
ing, January 10. The auditing committee
for the ensuing term officers to be In
stalled. Installing officers are earnestly
requested to be in attendance
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-09

Way Down East which Hiu b
given hers on wednesday January Is. :;
tie Crawford theatre Is spoken OF as b.
ing ore o. TIE best prod vctious made
By William A. Brady, ~ al the rrsss
IN Boston. Philadelphia and New York.
while the Play belongs 70 the sans
general Classification - Shore Acres. r.
AID The Old Homestead ard oth-r
Ike dramas. Il IS spoken of as being IN
many points Tar superior. o." Way Down
East" wss written ~ Lottie Blair Par
ker ard eszbo-1tst ~ J. p Grisue-.
one Of TIE noted effects oriSsazted ~
Hr. Grisrer Is ths realistic STOW storm.
a mechanical Invention nsys- before
sQuz.ed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-09
l|VE STOCK MARKET
There Was a Good Supply of
Hogs Yesterday.
MARKET WAS STEADY
Cattle Market Was Active and
All Sold.

There was a good supply Of hogs on
the market yesterday. but trading was a
little slow. Sellers wanted more than the
buyers thought they could afford to pay
IN g good many instances. The eastern
markets we're quoted lower, but the sales
here showed very little, If any change
from the previous day. Wagon deliveries
sold about the same as the day before,
and the buyers claimed their car hogs
cost them about the same as the previous
Gay Cudahy and Armour were on the
market and seemed anxious for hogs.
There were some hogs held over. but it
was because the sellers refused TO take
the prices offered
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-09
THE SECRET OF LONG LIFE

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