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MODEL BAKERY, in P0stOhaee building.
A4 OkolOna, Miss. Fresh bread. fine Gals =
and pies every day. AlaoIunch Room IN cor
nection where everything the markets afford
Is promptly served. Garry some OF our fresh
me 9 kes home With you. and ynusl return.
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'.AL

DURE DRUGS and Popular Standard Patent
= Medicines. paints, oils and varnishes.
Fine line Of Fancy Stationery. and big stock
OF toilet articles aud show case sundFies. Al
Registered Pharmacist In Prescription Dept
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-11-05

DEAN cox.

WH0LESALE and Retail fealers In staple
w and Fancy Groceries. and all kinds of
Plantation Supplies. Splendid brands OF
Flour. You win find our line Of Conees and
Teas the best you have used. We pay cash for
butter, eggs, chickens and produce. OkolOna.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-11-05

CARRIAGE and WAGON Makers. Every line
Of work that is demanded nv their trade.
Repairing IN wood aud Iron. BiaeksmIthlng
IN all It's branches. 0k0lOna. Mss.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-11-05

aVLlas ID ATKINSON.
JOLLY & ATKINSON.
GT0VALL Cotton Yard. 0koI0na, oner the
- farmeas the best Of accommodations this
season. and ask them to come 20 their large
brick barn and be convinced. As good place
for teams as &c any livery stable.
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DRuas 40 NEp1oInEa.
Brown. WILL EARDE
BROWN & BEARDEn.

nRUGGIsT5 and Registered Pharmacists.
II Prescriptions . speciality. School Books
and School supplies. Toilet articles and COM
plete line OF standard patent medicines. Fir
assortment 5 satiOnery. Cigars and Tobacco.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-11-05

An Ohio genius has invented an
instrument for piercing the ears with
out pain. Every third-rats vocalist
should use one.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-11-05

II a man knew what his acquaiutan-
es really thought Of him he would 60
way somewhere and do the hermit
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-11-05

Wigg-"They tell us there is no
marrying in Heaven" Wagg-"No;
Aools rush in where angels fear to
Ved."
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-11-05

Somehow It is q great shock TO hear
3 woman complain that she has eaten
too muchi people expect this lack of
sense In 3 man.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-11-05

Opportunities are pretty much
like social calls,n says the Manayunk
Philosopher. "They generally come
when you're out.n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
CATTLE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

People who will stop to reflect will con-
clude that hogs are selling for higher
prices.
Doid is running his ice plant for all
there is in il and car loads OF big, clear
cakes of ice are shipped every day.
Deck Parson was at the yards yester-
day. the first time in nearly two months
He has recently been at St. Joseph. Deck 5
natural place seems TO be on the Wichita
market
The commission men and the buyers
clinched hands down on the table to en-
phasize the statement that there viii not
be any stock market on the Fourth of
July. The yards will be open and stock
will be fed and watered, but there Will be
nothing sold
F. NJ. Pope of Argonia had a mixed car
load Of hogs and cottle on the market
yesterday
T. Y. Carter of Lyons marketed car
load of hogs on the market Of his own
feeding and they brought the top price.
X. Creep Of Whitewater marketed a
mixed car load of cattle and hogs yester-
day.
Logan and Thompson of Sterling swelled
the receipts yesterday with one car load
of hogs.
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Grain-Wheat. Coo. old; new. 54g55c;
corn. soc: oats. 35037c.
Produce-Butter, 15c eggs, l2c; hens
re: spring broilers. IL TO Ia pounds. 16c;
turkey hens, 10c toms. &c. ducks, full
feathers. &c; geese. full feathers, &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
STOCKS Al 3 BONDS.

New York July There was not much
increase of interest IN today's stock mar
ket. but the firm undertone was main
tanned and a number Of important stocks
were advanced. Thee opening prices
were very generally lower. owing to
the alarnist reports of the damage done
to the grain crop by yesterdays storm
Todays weather map and the somewhat
sensa tOnal advances in wheat gave color
to the fears of the wheat crop. The
strength Of corn in the market was taken
less account of, as it was attributed ia
part TO sympathy with wheat and in
large part to the heavy speculative com
mitments which are supposed to threaten
a corner in corn The damage wrought
by wet weather to wheat is supposed to
be balanced by the advantage of cotton,
and there were signs of strength among
the cotton carriers. This helped Mis-
souri, Pacific alone. There were fears
this morning that yesterdays money
furry would be repeated today and the
decline in the call loan rate after the
opening at per cent helped the recov-
cry in stocks. The action of thee Rock
Island directors in giving their stock
holders the right to subscribe at par
cent of their holding caused a squirt ia
that stock and helped the grangers gen
orally, St Paul recovering its one point
loss and Chicago and Northwestern rail-
lying from a point loss to point gain
Chicago and Eastern Illinois rose 6ss
points, without a solution Of the mystery
Of the ultimate disposition Of the road.
The New York public utilities were adj
vanced during the day, and sugar had
another upward movement. The coal
carriers were neglected or easy. espeo-
tally the soft coal roads. The strikes
of the Union Pacific machinists and the
threat of the Chicago freight handlers
TO 90 on strike had a depressing effect
during the morning. The taking effect
Of the repeal of the war taxes is favor
able feature in Wall street from every
point of view. A long list OF railroad
bonds sold eX-interest today. but it is
not probable that much Of the larga
disbursement on that account found its
way back directly into the money mar
ket An important influence in the i'm
mediate easing OF todays market was
the increase in capital Of the largest
bank in the city, which made available
an increase of Ioanable resources today
OF about slS.00OeoO. The turn OF the half
year made itself Immediately manifest
in the London money market but ster-
ling exchange at Paris promptly fell IL
cemites. Exchange here was steady to
firm. In connection with New York's
large Indebtedness to foreign money mar.
lets the London statistics point out the
/ important fact that there is an incli
nation on the part Of French capitalists
10 embark in promising American enter
prises" This is an inclination that has
been conspicuously lacking heretofore.
in spite of the large amount OF French
capital placed here in loans. The mar
ket closed duh and steady.
The bond market was quiet and rather
irregular. Total sales par value. $2.S15.-
0OO. United States 3's declined a and
the old As x per cent on the last call
The closing quotations of stocks were
as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
GOES ANOTHER
FIVE HIGHER
Light Hog Receipts and Mar
ket Still Goes Higher.
TOP PRICE WAS SIP 10
Prices for Common Cattle
Keep Working Downward.

Hog receipts yesterday were light for
Tuesday. The market opened a good five
cents higher and the advance was main
tanned to the close. cudahy and Armour
were on the market for hogs and they
wanted more than they were able 10 get.
There were some good medium heavy
weight hogs on the market, but no fancy
carload lots. The top price was S7-72iz for
a carload averaging 238 pounds. The bulk
of sales were around $3.50. Some of the
sales at these prices showed fair aver
age. but it was made by a pen of heavy
rough hogs and the carloads nearly all
contained some light. thin-back hogs,
which Of course, compelled buyers to bid
lower
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HOG SALES.
CATTLE.

The supply of cattle or the market yes
terday was light and consisted entirely Of
grass fat or thin stuff. The market for
good fat cattle holds up but while the
market for common stuff for about
week II can be plainly seen that prices
have been scaled down 10 TO Is cents.
Everybody is talking down prices on stock
cows and heifers and dry lot lat cattle
and choice feeders seem to be about al
that are holding their own. Country ship
pers cannot buy thin cows on heifers with
too much caution. X is being told and
retold that farmers and ranchmen are go
ing to flood the markets with cows and
heifels and very low prices are predicted.
1t must, however. not be forgotten that it
is the unexpected that happens and the
very fact that so many predictions are
made Of a big run Of cows and low prices
,,,.xv r,vaVrapr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02

@6Szc: September eS2sc; cash, No. hard
old 1G712c; No. hard old 7lG7l1zc; No.
hard old e9d701kc; rejected, old, 65q6oc;
No 2 red, old. 73473izc; new 70471c; No. 3
red, old 72Q721zc; new 6sqIoc; No. spring
70d7lc.
corn-Juiy 617sc; September &c; cash,
No. mixed. 64c; No. white e4c; No. 3
white, 631sc.
Oats-No. white SOC.
Rye-No. ?, Sc.
Hay-choice prairie. ss.oaa1Ooo.
Butter-Creamery 1910; fancy dairy 1Sc.
Eggs-Fresh, 14c.
Receipts of wheat 175 cars.
St. Louis.
St. Louis, July Wheat, strong and
higher; No. ? red cash elevator IKE;
track. soc. old 7sss Csc; July 7S75c; Septen-
Der 735sa73@4c; No. hard 7S07s1zc.
Corn-Weak; No. cash nominal; track
661kc; July &c; September $3.50.
Oats-Higher; no. cash 6ois16a4c;
track 505sg523zc; September &c; No. 2
white. 541zc.
Rye-steady. new sc; old. Coo.
New York.
New York, July 1.-Butter-Receipts n
7s3 packages. Market easter State dairy
1sG20l5c; state creamery 1s1k021c; imita-
ton creamery 17dl9c; factory 1e9lSl2e.
Cheese-Receipts j. $50 packages. Market
steady 70 firm. Fancy large colored and
white 97sc; fancy small new state full
cream colored and white 19G101lc.
Receipts 1928 packages. Market
steady. State and Pennsylvania 191z92oc;
western candled 1S1z919c.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining 2Ste; cen
trifugal 96 test 314G3 5-l6c; molasses sugar
2 9-16c; refined steady; crushed 5-15c; pow
dered 475c; granulated 465c.
Coffee-Steady. No. I, Rio SIC.
olasses-Steady. New Orleans 93Q41c-
Poultry-Aliye slow, brollers 1eq27c; tur-
keys 12c; fowls lie Dressed slow; turkeys
19Gl4c; broilers 1S020c; fowls 1215gl3c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02

FOR SALE
IN 18th block. s Lawrence. s rorns. Sc
feet, rents at SEQ slNo. SO cash
balance 81 a month. DO interest The
rents buy the place after first payment
S-st DEAN GORDON.
FOR SAI.E-Seven-rcoTn house and barn.
shade and lots. on South Main. fine
home. x1001.
5-roonn cellar. good barn. shade. - feet.
east front. ii the 18th block on Jackson.
1850.
Groom house. fruit. 20 feet. near Four
tesnth and Waco.
BUILDING LOTS.
-Four corner lots. Sixteenth and Waco,
-Four lots on Waco and Seventeenth. $500.
Lots on Eighteenth and Waco So each.
Lots on North Water and Nineteenth,
90 feet deep, 800 each
FARMS.
81 acres or fine iand adjoining county
seat Of J. GO population; improvements
cost one-half the price asked; fine or
chard. SS5rl.
This is the best bargain on the mar
ket
90 acres. all first river bottom. well I'm
proved one-haif mile 10 small town, 20
miles from Wichita. KAN. 3 so.
- acres, miles north Of packing house.
Sl55a.
Jas acres. near city. well improved. s. 500
leo acres, joins city. fine improvements.
$500.
90 acres. lGo in cultivation. 50 IN pas
ture. good house. cellar. barn. Er3ua-
ries. miles from city. This Is all fine
alfalfa land. s7.5oa
I have a large list OF farms and city
properties ~ q bargain
JOHN FERRITER. ls7 \. Main
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 1.-Cattle-Receipts 1000.
including 1850 Texans. Good 70 prime
steers s7.75iS 81: poor TO medium. Si-l59
20. stockers and feeders S2.58f 5.35; cows
s. seas 90: beifers. s2.59Gi6-5o, Gamers $50
az 50: bulls, $4,000; Texas fed steers
Ss.sea7oo.
270e): left over 600. Steady 70 shade
bieher. Mixed and butchers S7-29l7.55;
good 10 choice heavy S7-75lf7 .97iz; rough
heavy. S7.s5a770; lightf $7.eeG755; bulk Of
sales S7.40a7.75.
Sheep Receipts 1890; sheep steady for
hest. lambs. strong for choice, good TO
choice wethers. Ss75f7t %; fair 10 ch@tce
mixed. s32s63. -: western shcep S2.75G3-9o;
native lambs S3.5ee3-io.
Official yesterday:
cattle: Receipts. 1895; hogs. $3.50;
SHIP shipments. Cattle, 7.as; hogs. sssa;
sheep. $40.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. July 1.-CattIe-Receipts,
ESQ natives 1.1no Texans. 7s5 calves;
mostly Texans. Fancy cattle steady; fair
10 good stssdy t. unevenly lower native
cattle strong. Gamers weak. quarantine
stun steady: choice export and dressed
beef steers SsI0TS.35 lthe latter being the
highest ever received On this markell fair
n good St.sr1i t.ti- EINCatla anu AttArtrf
q sss75 -. western fed steers s5p<76 6.
Texas and Indian steers s. osf5e.25, Texas
COWS S2.-57ss1. native cows s--5Ef.oo, "a
tive heifers. Ssl57f.41; Gamers SLses7 zoo,
halls = e9T4e3. calves. s sa05.25-
Hoss-Receints 1898. Market opened
strong 70 SC lower; cisgsed weak ana lower
With ter at s7-s3- bulk q sales s7ss77 s..
hsavv. s. .Sea..9o. mixed packers S.7l<l
7.s,. light s7.&9az75; workers 17l-ss.
pigs s1.sa57-ss.
St Louis.
< Louis. Julv Receipts I-St'
Including eo1e Texans Natives STEADY
Texans shade lower Beef steers s47s5
* extra fancy s. e5s7-75. stocksrs sud
feeders. g sa77s -: cows ard fe!fars 3 -
SO. Texas steers. s1eo<7s-25. cows and
helfers s27e2s1
Receipts ssaa Market e hisheT-
Pigs and lights s-2Ef77 .. packers s5.s5fi
rs. butchers S7S6Sa %
shsep-ReceiPts i5aa Market steady .
strong. Natives sslaT7 q; lambs fs1s
ST. Joseph.
St Joseph. Jvly 1--t,7ttlf-f.ccsiP -
ard market vas steady; natives. S.io9
S.. COWS ard heiscrs S~effs-so. veals.
g 5a6ssa. stockers q nd feeders 8 &16.sa-
Fsogx-Recespts Sloe market steady
light and iiSht naked s7-ss47--5s nedl1ua
and heavy, Ss.sses-59; pigs, S--SEs-s5-
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- 20 MoneN Market.

New York. Juiy Close: Money on
call firm. 386 per cent: last loa1 ~ PEP
cent; prime mercantile paper ai14S per
cent. Sterling exchange steady - S4.S17s
for demand and AZ sass for sixty DAYS;
posted rates s. seq S51z ard StSSia ft-S9.
Commercial bills. SLSsA 04s.
Bar siINer. 52lzc Mexicsn dollars sac
Government bonds weak, state bonds.
inactive. railroad bonds. irregular.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New YORK, JniT i-ftefs hss been -
change in che character - fha general d.
usud Or RE ar7 goods marErt today fer
auy description - drr gaods ftieFtbcd
raaaflaa $50 ssntFtc Hf1sifag are FL fslr
request bat ID ofltr fifistrrF far fnafkst
has ralef DECIDEDLY oafef prints are
sseafr. ~fth esoiefate SAFER fsiusaarrs
continued scarce ar1 aru. Ffiut riotas
lfangirs 81 preFfef~ pfices. siih ars feT
frm nlfh tute1 etersf- flftna hssit =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02

Pullman sleepers ana free chair cas-
now run daily without charge va Fort
Worth Milano and Aussin- Confor sshis
from start u finish. Train leaves Web
TIA daily at : !. Y. L r DELANEY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02

CASH QUOTATIONS..
Fiour-Firm.
wheat-No. ;. 76a76a.c; No. red, 77lsa
Csc
Corn-No. > 77s4 G74e; No. . yellow 78a74e.
Oats-No. , 4Sie05oc. No. white $50
&c; No white 5345s1sc.
Rye-No. ?. 60c.
Barley-Fair 10 choice mating 6Ad1c
Flaxseed-No. ]. $L73; No. / Northwest
ern. Sl.7S.
Prime timothy seed. S5.75.
Mess pork. per barrel. S1S.S5G1S.41
Lard. per 100 pounds. S1067,sGl0.7o.
Short ribs sides Qoose) Sl06aGl07o; dry
ealted shoulders tboxed) SlsaS'sc:: short
clear sides boxed Sl0.756l0ST1s
Clover, contract grade. SIS
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
lice PTS Shipm IS
Jour, npiS- ....------s--.-. l-,tri S.tFt
neat bl. -..-.--..------.- b-,.tp ltstn
NGfa- pN. goo 7htsN
O4tS. Hu- -s---.-.-- -'i's'-Vs'l 19esi
Rye. bu. ........s........... 1000 1bm
Barley. bu ..........-...... 9o0 2AN
on the Produce ENchange TODAY the
market closed as follows.
Butte1-Easy. Creamery, 1slsI21iec;
dairy. fsf7lsssc
Eggs-firnl. Fresh. I7tsc
Kansas City.
Kansas City. July Wheat. July 6Sss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Complete list Of residences and de-
sirabie residence lots. all locations.
sizes. prices and terms.
Write or call. indicate what you
want, and we viii call AZ your
house with list and show you
around in automobile.
DEAN GORDON.
15l-sun-we-tf
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FOR SALE-Cn account Of leaving the
city 4 offer my home 1923 Rochester
avenue. S-room house bail ana bath Attn
room, cellar, city water. cement walks.
large barn. u lots, fruit and SHADE.
Price s.. 600. Commission 20 agcut sell
Ing this place. J. A. clark.
FOR sALE-No $50. Choice property IA
a choice location. on the Weat SIDE. ?
story. I-roOm house. with cellar. large
barn. city water. bath room. large front
porch. cement walks. blue grass WI.
shade. $50. This Is less than the Ina
provcmcnts are worth.
For Sale-No. 534 5 choice. 7-roon cot
tage. new. large closets. pantry. large
cellar. good barn. shade. cement walks.
close 70 car line. close % Masonic Home.
For saIe-No. as. Property located close
10 the corner Of Main ard Douglas. =
story. l0-r0om house city water. BATH
can be bought on monthly payments.
small payment down
For Sale-No. 5f2 A choice residence in
the north part Of the city. near Twelfth
street. 7-r0ou. modern house. furnace.
bath. closet. electric lights. cellar. gas.
cistern. 81 feet 81 ground. for 500
This Is one % the choicest bargains 10
the north part Of the city.
For SaIe-No. Es1. A nne suburban
home located IN the north part ~ the
city Z-siory. groom he1ee. larTs cci-
lar. large barn. s acres - ground acres
fruit. 7 acre grapes. balance arc Farlirn
land E1oa Tbs j. Less thar the TIM
provements cost II y0u want bar
gain. hurt this up.
Tor Sale-N9. So 5-ruom catfaRr. new.
lo9 fee-of ground. "a the north part ~
the city. f71a
For saie-No 20 4 rev 4-room bouse.
hath room g zee; ~ ground. Gear car
fuo sourh = the packing htTffr. 81 20
For Sala-No. f5s Located near the cer-
ner ff University and Campbell. one
acre x ground and good 6-reorl hpHFt.
on the west side - the river. ~ grice
Jess than the ground iE worth WITH the
house thrpUl iE- AZ ygu are nantirs
bargain ard want - Erf a ride ia fEr
new uale wagon. luv before the pop
ertv or the West SIDE taxes another
boom
Far sale-g5 feet. on the car nre. near
TIE Masonic Home az q very low price
FREEMAN * FREEMAN.
rz-FIs- us-l.
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FoR sALE-No. - wabash avenue.
rooms bath roofu. panrry. closefs
nearir nsW. good rcH tarn ARD aIt-
h11sss. shade frait trees. cement Haiks
q feet - Gras4Hr. mere II wasted FaTt
OF time. =. z Hzrssy. cosrf boust
NV 60 -sssl-sf
FOR EkLE-
- X neaf. 8 rooms. e feet. rezts a.
3 cnlg fs5- On EASY psTHseii1s-
lZ7-aI-re-tf Dt-A& fst1f-Ilis-
FOR EALEs-Ter-rug1n hotis~. npterr. =
feet east frurlt. oH Fairrieu aNerHe. De-
tHesn ILiftss-th ard Fesrtseuth- &&efs
g. Fraa
Ten-roorr. bries hoare sela4 Elzssnfh
street good i5calsgsi. Only SD
Teaisrs fFese He have Fe~rFai rtif sefEs
sngfstrsasrrs tn farms. stock ranrtFs alc
urlEl ErQres. ritF rrEpertr
NORTH Esd 81 f.ALTT CO.
Trff tE6 ~. LaWrF1cs-
FOR SALE
sPECEAL pRICf-s
80 ~ 1awrerc< ? fsacrs. g FREE. ~
Sse frH1 fs1l1lc~ f-Sr r,rE-
l5 -. 8-aEfErcs. r1ec1e. = - tsei.
r. 81 So fn- tzls-cf to-r tirer
1 81 Tc.cE1 foassg 81 1-s fe<s "a fts
81 1ewr. 1a'srre .srr tire
zfeF 1rt aHat-zr ft.r rarri go
Tat TEAS GORDON ErEffTvr
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STORAGE.
ARSTRAcToRS.

4 BSTRACTS 70 farm and city properly.
No charge for Information as g. titles
&. b. quincy, Ii3 y. Main street
t-Z-tu-l h-Su-lf
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OFFICE Roo1s Fcs aEKT.

FoR RE.Sr-Etesras. salsAass ~ arss
osa- - X. Mz-1. zZ
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FOR RENT-FIne front once rooms. at
50 y. Main street Inquire OF +. J. Ar
mold. z0 y. Main street S7-Stx
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IOWA HOf-SE-lss s. Main. Regular
gneals. re. Sunday dinners. &c. Electric
ian in diniagT0oul. Also arst-ciass fur
nishcd rooms. SIX
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HOUSES FOR SALE
>rN7~-ec-r~N~~~~---~-~~-
FOR SAlE-Nlce 7-room house aud lot.
snap. See owner, 1915 Park Place.
SS-SSx
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eRAIN ANp PRopucE MARKETS

Chicago July The leading futures
ranged as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02

FOR RENT-Two-story. s-Toon house.
with pantry and bath. furnace iu cellar.
hot and cold water. gas and electric
lights rents FOR So. Inquire Jaw offices
OF Drawn a. Brown. .s-tf
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F1a EEET-Izlrze ss-rs1rs rce~ ro-- y
cr1wlefi tfe1.Er. frezs -rcrrs- fs--
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
REAL EsTATE For sALE

FOR SALE-Fffty feet, II second block.
North Topeka avenue. AT bargain. II
sold this week. Q. 5 Shirk. rs y. Main
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-02-06
Cat versu. Trout.

A member Of the Sullivan County
club caught half dozen trout one day
last summer and carried them alive to
his cottage, intending to take them to
the city. He turned the water into his
bathtub, and the trout seemed to thrive
as well there as they had done in the
streams
That afternoon one of the fish disap-
peared. The man, thinking it had
jumped out, looked all around the
room, but no trout was to be seen.
Next morning two more were gone,
and the servant was closely question
ed. Then two more disappeared, and
the fisherman was SO much concerned
that he took place outside the bath
room window and proceeded to watch.
Pretty soon the family cat entered,
perched on the edge of the tub and,
waiting its chance, struck viciously
into the water with one paw and
brought up the remaining trout. New
York Times.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-02-06
KInDHLLT0n. .ELKh0Rn

Mr.. Mitten now has his barber shop
in Kimballton open and is receiving
a liberal patronage. 1t is a con-
venience the town has long needed
and they should all help it along.
The Elkhorn Implement boys had
splendid month for January dispos-
ing of seven buggies, nine sleds and
seven cutters, that makes fair sales
and quite hustle for mid winter.
Jens Soc now has his new house in
Elkhorn completed and merchant Joe
James will soon be the occupant. 1t
is firm looking building and will
make Joe neat and comfortable
home.
O. H. Jacobsen is busy these days
finding the value of the property in
the township. He is doing thorough
conscientious job and the township
citizens may feel that he has reached
all alike.
Last Friday night despite cold and
snow lot of young people around
Kimballton gathered at the pleasant
home of P. N. Jorgensen, near that
town and forgot cold and enjoyed the
pleasures and had q, royal good time.
John Christensen, living over south
east of Elkhorn, entertained his
friends, last Saturday evening, at his
pleasant home by one OF those social
times that are the delight of the older
ones and the paradise of the young
who had assembled there.
AS may be noticed by their new ad
this week M. N. Esbeck e Company
in Kimballton are preparing for
big year to come. They have had a
good year covering more sales than
ever before and are intent on
making this the banner of all years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schroeder are
rejoicing over the advent of a new
girl in their home who put IN her APP