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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-23
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PENSIONS


We believe e. Just and economical
appropriation OF moneys by the congress
OF t1e United States ana that All aISro-
prilticrs for charitable and worthy CD
5ects SHOULD be liberal ard IN 1cccr1 WITH
our wealth and progressive government
TO the extent amply % provide against
want and rasIperisrn among the people
That a republic shouii owe is first eoii-
CATION 70 the masses ard not Nris lis
generosity 20 an alre1lsy favored Few.
viz. To an increase OF salaries 10 mem
bers OF congress already receiving from
$ .COe % 8. eo per anaum-to special pen
sicns to widows and families OF eS-orti-
GERS % the coverur1ent-wh5- are living IN
luxury and wealth and do not need CT DO
not ask for such contribution. and such
similar expenditure and needless waste
of money. ara al these things. while
thousands c men who made thesa con-
ditions possible hy preserving and tuiid-
inc tIp the government by casting tceir
lives into TIE breech vheo tie nation was
on The verge os 5isrupfio1 and death.
and who are nov receiving but pittarce
insufficient % afford them a iivics ard
provide the common necessities OF Hte
for their families while surplus millions
OF gold Is uVerfowlEg the treasure ot
tina nation. therefore
Resolves. That We demand OF ou- req
resentatives IN both houses Of congress
ana % The executive powers Of the gov
eminent. a more rebraf Tad satisfactory
administration and poiicv H. the pension
bureau Of the interior department % the
government
Res)lved. That the pensions % the vet
erans q the eivil war Is not q charity.
but an o5Iieation and debt. due from The
government and Ne ask that the rae
tical applications Of President Roose g 9
message 10 consress a. 10 the duty q
COZ qree4 rnNnrr hon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Hog Prices Take Another
Tumble Downward.
DECLINE VAS 10 10 l5C
Cattle Market Was Steady and
Very Active.
DECLINE WAS 10 10 15C

The receipts OF hogs were what might
be called liberal yesterday. The market
vas fairly active, but 1t was a stfhner
On hog sellers. Eastern markets we're
quoted 10 to Is cents lower. ard that was
The signal fo- a break here Cudahy and
Armour were both liberal buyers at the
decline. and the good hogs we're pretty
evenly divided. but Cudahy took his
usual number Of IignU hogs. The average
quality Of the offerings yesterday were
better than the day before, which causes
quotations to show about as high as the
day before. The best hogs sold 10 cents
lower yesterday, and the poorer classes
y cents lower The average days bust
ness showed a decline Of 12lz cents Az
mour's drove cost within one cent yes
terday of his purchases on the previous
day. but the average weight was ten
pounds more, and the drove was consid-
cred - cents cheaper because OF the
extra weight and quality. The sale pens
were cleared when the market closed.
vith the exception Of two car loads.
which were held over with the hope Of
getting q better price today, sellers re-
rlsins 70 take the prices offered There
Is still an inclination among the buyers
u pound down the price OF these light
hdEs. ard If the country buyers wish %
make any money on their shipments they
viii beware Of light hogs At high prices
CGfahy heretofore has been @ liberal
buyer for these Hight hogs, because he had
place Tor them. but now his buyer
seems 20 have a preference for the we'll
finished hogs Of good weight.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-23
WHEAT N IT'S BACk
Nervous Trade in All Grain
Pits Prevails.
WHEAT CLOSES HIGHER
May Corn and Oats Both
Close Shade Lower.

Chicago, Jan 22.-Grain had a nervous
trade today. following the lead OF wheat
as it aoundered about on every BIT Of
scantv news available. II the close May
wheat was a shade higher, and May corn
and oats shade lower Provisions closed
7lsa10c 10 25q27lee lower.
Business II the wheat pit was only
fairly active. Traders we're at 4 loss 10
know which side OF the market TO esDouse
and as result fluctuations were as fire.
quent as influencing news came to hand.
Al the outse- cables were slightly lower.
and showed no tendency 70 follow the
strength exhibited here yesterday On
ether bearish news, such as rains in Cali
fornia, promised snow in the southwest.
and hesitation n corn and cats, Nay
wheat opened easy, 14dssc 70 SsE1zc lower
at 79ssG79;lc. The coarse grains also felt
somewhat easy, later wheat reelected
their condition Denials came 10 yester-
days rumor that frost had damaged the
southern Russian crop. Sellers were prem
inent for d short time. but the low
prices induced liberal covering OF the
large short accounts, and May went 10
7sssc. Scaipers Jumped into the pit at
every dip and helped a little 70 strengthen
the market. Just when traders began TO
say that shorts had covered everything
outstanding and that the market was in
danger OF turning weak at 7s1sc. bullish
news arrived from the southwest Okla
bona wired that there had been no relief
from the drought, ana May sold up 10
1870, closing steady. a shade higher, at
sac.
Local receipts were . cars, none Of con-
tract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ceived 294 cars, making q total for the
three points Of 31s, against 43S last week
and 2s7 last year. Primary receipts we're
Sc. 00o bushels, compared with so, 90 bush
els a year ago. Seaboard clearances in
wheat and -four equaIled $500 bushels.
Corn had only a fair trade, and in the
main waited on wheat. There was not
much disposition to sell and commission
houses had some buying orders. Lower
cables and wheat influence started Nay
lower. but there was fair rally on COW
ering. Some professional buying added
firm tone 10 the market, though at times
there were set-backs on proit-taking.
The weather was unsettled and country
offerings light. Nay sold up to ss1zG
e4asc, and closed steady. a shade lower at
e4ssc. Receipts were % cars.
oats experienced the duliest trade IN
month. Shippers we're buyers Of Nav. but
the market was mainly a scalping affair.
May sold up TO 461sc and closed a shade
lower at 45i4c. Receipts were ~ cars
Provisions were weak. Heavier weights
in hogs received at the yards brought
a slump IN prices and a run OF 1890 in
excess of estimates depressed products.
Commission houses generally sold. There
was some covering by shorts on the
break. May pork closed 25d271zc down,
at 81. 55q1s. 57ik; May lard 1oc lower, at
50 50 and May ribs 71.Gl9c depressed. at
IS .52l5
Estimated receipts for tomorrow,
Wheat. % cars; corn. 50 cars; oats, 10
cars; hogs, SEQ head
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-23
INVALIDS ARE CROWDING
The Offices Of the British Medical IN
stitut- at 20 East Douglas Ave
rue, Whine Building.

4 star CT eminent Physicians sd s-.r-
zeons from the British Medical Institute
have. al the urgent solicitation u q large
number q patients under their care ~
this country. established a permanent
branch CT The Institute. AZ 2ls-z2 East
Douglas avenue. rooms c-s-zis-z1l WHINE
Building.
These eminent gentlemen have decided
20 give their services entirely free Tor
three months eunediclnes excepted 70 az
iayallds who can upon them for treat
nent between row ard February 9. Thee
services consist uot o1'y o. consultation.
examination ard advice. bit 40 q al
minor surgical operations
Tie OBJECT n pursuing IRIS course is to
become rarielv ard personally acqualrted
-vith ths sick and aGlcre6. ara urler 10
conditions VII any charge uhafsFa- -
z1ase Tar s1y services rendered Fer th-ee
-nouths 10 al WHO cau before Ees-rary :.
The doctors trest al forms q disease
z1e defornltzs. and guarantee cure "a
ever csss fhev s-dertalre- ~ shs Grz.
.n-sryiez = thorough examination 81
rnaee. ard Il izcrsrsbie. yen ara f-ank'r
ard k-n5fv tc18 so- also s8vie5 azalret
spsnslns yoa- money for zseiess t--ar-
reat.
Nals ard ferale rezszess ca,ar-h ara
rztarrhal deafaees. also rs7-u-e. Eolt-s.
cancer al ska diseases. ard al diseases
q ths rect1-, arr positively csrsd ~
thelr lsw treat-e-r
IRE CHEZ associate surgeon g ths -
ssitu-e r. 20 personal rzzrze
CGee Scars frum = r. sHl
- srz8zT kelrz
SPECIAL ssOTIcE-1f yer rznro. ear.
SID sramn - arsztl7- h'a-k fe- he-z
treatment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-23
SHEEP SAFES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The buyers for Cud1hy and Armour
Seemed - want ali the hess il sish- s-as-
to-day. AM every oc1F knows theE we're
% blame For che tumble n prices.
he readers Who scan tae auccariors ~
cat-ie saICs on this mar6eI yesterday VIII
verv naturally and correctly conclude
t-- Ttlch--a Is a pretty good place 20
ssE cattle.
The Eohn Cudahy company IS increasing
ITS klilag OF both hoes ard car-le Tbs
is rllde nee ass1ry an account az The de-
ulaLd tor the roduc-s cf this popu-ar
h11se. Cu3ahrs brands - pork are IN
demand. ard be IS klhng The best cattle
o. tLe market
rre Granville. CT Sc3gwicS. e ere
q rle popular shippers who comes 20
II rarzll- He held his -.cgs over uigat
Getore iast ana sold yesterday. thus ger-
tlas The tuu to-Ce of me two DAVIS de-
cnes re IS q Practical business nan.
aaa he 13oS the matter very cooty, ~
ga. -ilrg mas shippers us~st expect sucn
Times occasionally
r II Hzrus1l hesd CLERK AZ the D1l5
ra.i-ire house. we-r down n r.sit sew
e- s-rs "a Ck-slo-la yesterday. and
ftsra returning w5l Vls.t his brother AZ
Errar creek Indian territory.
Bils Spencer, The popular assistant hog
tayrr fer the John C>ldahy company
p4cl1.ng house. returned yesterday from
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-23

77zsc; July. &c. Cash: No. hard. 20 ~:
No. 3 hard. 7sI75c; No. 2 red. s1SdS71zc;
No. red. S5aS6c; no. , spring. 94G7Sc-
Corn-Janusry. SIC; May, CSC Cash:
No. mixed, 65ls655c; No white, 65G
ssc; No. white. 6ST5s15c.
Osts-No. white. IA 14S1Zc-
Rye-No, >. s2Gs3c.
Hay-choice timothy. Sls-5oa14.oo; przi-
RE. $3.50
Butter-Creamery 1sg2sc; fancy dairy.
Sc
Egg@Fresh. TdHZc-
Receipts OF wheat, cars
ST. Louis
ST. Louis, Jan. 22.-N heat-Higner. May
Sic asked; July, sosaS01sc asked; No :
red cash, elevator. SS1sc, nominal; track,
sSaSs1zc. No. ? nard, 7selSlizc.
Corn-EIigher; No : cash, S27sc, nonli-
nal: track, Csc; May. 651sg6514c asked;
July, 5e7sc ASKED
Oats-Hizher. No ? cash. 471sc, nomi-
nal; track, 4Sc. Nay. sSc bid July, &c;
No : white. 4S14Gzec-
Rye-FLrra. 65c bid.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-23
CITY IN BRIEF.


Miss Mary Houk OF Columbus. Ohio.
il visiting her cousin. s :. Billingsly.
Mr. Fred Richter. while riding bicy-
Gle ran into dog and injured ms IisnI
arm and is laid up
aIr. David Crswson went 70 Wellington
last night where he made an address
before the AEocdmen-
Emerson Carey. prominent ice and
salt manufacturer q Hrtcn-nsoa, vas
in the city yesterdays
Mr. &. o. Austin has sold his place
On Worth avenue % Air CONNIE and
has bought section in Ford county for
Sl7
Jerome Jones q Emperi7. Is visiting
Ii TIE city. the guest q his brother.
Ssru-Ie- Zones. - the frn ~ Jones <
Ti-us. THE shoe men,
Thomas Wilson. probate Judge, VIII
ba DOVE To his Office this morning he
has. recovered 50 that his physicians Save
hin permission o 80 70 rs Office Als
ar-l pains him q grsar deal Te-
The Free 3Esirodist 1Iizsiop. - s.
Francis sve11e Is So eed 81 I'D
stead ana sore SEEDING. VII se-e
o7- who has sec7ld-har'- hes-stead q
scne comforts % spare please notify.
Mrz " - AsheuEelter and Mss IL
ellie Nicholson izf- last liEhr fer
Cura-. COL xhere hey were called 30
rae bedside q fh=z- sister 1Irs- James
Jeareu. wno IS dangerously III
ah I Pear u G---g. ana AEs-
tlce LtafI q Ee-eirs, eulal 81
S=o ans IEc - BecsIsy tcth - WISH
ira ard J1ss-a = CooE g AhbeTv.lls
ana Lizzie j. Nsad ~ THIS citf. Ee-e
granted 1-arr.z=e lsce-ses yesterday
SIR = Homr=hous- - the Sedzvsek
block Is raining her sister Ms
TrlEe A. 1Ea.tin of WstcuSa- o. T
sIrs Martin vlf rensiu 30 the city fer
several months ard gre her soa re
as-sf- a. TIE IeEls 1radzzT k1der-
g1us1
LEX S.roAsck er arrived home ETe11es-
Eav zorallg nrirzlrg wita BID Cite SAY
der E-hzr1 5fslzzastzaa- N---ll-zs Jangs-
Eraz 51sr Tlee Eewwa1- ard Otto fUsE.
81. Iewa farmers ze3 ar looking ex-r
ta.z eaeairy win The iuterlleas . bss-
ing fsrus-
Mrs E1arlosss 5szazs q re yea
5re fsis 90 he stairvsT ~ tne satei
fsw saTs as0 ard severely szare4
ene g her eyes So e EgE abe - -
are1ad szs her lasUs az 1of giving
her MACH tro4hls Sc El ieaTs -
city nexr week Tor s. Lculs ara 81 be-
Gene a zezesr q = SICK company
Z -AzS ctJ.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-23
FINDs WAY 10 LIVE LONG.

The starting announcement CT a dis
covery that will surely iengthe1 lfe Is
made BY Editor o. II. Downey. % Cha
rubusco. Ind. 4 wish 70 state. he
writes. that DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption is the most inlaliiole
remedy that L have ever known Tor
coughs. colds and grip. It's iuvaluahie 20
people with weak lungs Having this
wonderful medicine Nc one need dread
pneumonia or consumption. its RELIEF Is
instant and cure certain Gehrlrs' .
pharmacy guarantees ever 5oe ard 81
bottle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-23
ORIGIN WAS Unknown
fire Did SO Damage at Home OF c. S.
Sweet

Fire broke OR q The home - q :
S7aee az IS So--h 3iarSet slrelt 49,
-rrIay anour loCr- TIE c~E.s II ne
sire = 1rkr1rn IS the nrSt -ha- was
notlce6 MS c--r7rs earning Iaa de-
ualtment made some QiicS worA r ths
house and 1nir a Rattle 3auaSe vas dons
tho building. b1t a considerable qufztitT
of furniture YES ruined The damage VII
amount u nearly SIC.
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49, vnrr Monev Mako.

New York, Jan. 22--(Close MONEY On
call steady. at sGHz per cent; closed
offered al 8 Per cent; prime mercantile
paper. nsG5ts per cent Sterling ex-
change heavy, with actual business IN
kers' bills at 8 SOS for demand and
1T e >ftsGs SIS for sixty DAYS: posted
rs-as. - s=Tt S. commercial bills. s. 50
ass Bar silver. 4flt- Government bonds
stesFv- state bonds inactive; railroad
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AND SWINE sRgEogas.

Barred Plymouth Rocks. Partridge
Cochlns. Bun orEngtcns. White Tur-
keys and CElueas. Aouen Ducks. regis
tered Pol2ad-Ch swine. Prizs-wi1-
neEs. AL x ds Of hoE aa1 pouigry RESI-
edles- send Ter ILLUSTRATED eas2losus-
free. O.so weiss. Iss s Hoek isi&zs
avenue. wichita. Kan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-23
TIE WEATHER.

Washington. Jan 2.Fo-ecsse,
Esrsas-Raia - snow THURSDAY; Fri
day. fair: -o-tlerlr 11nds-
ClJa hoz1a ana Ind-2n Territo-y--Essain
Thursday Fri6ay fair ana colder. sCuth-
eriv winds. becoming variable.
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c. p. Johnson & Co..

E.tve stock s-ommi~sioa Merchants
Phone So
Crlcs stock Yar-s Exchangs BIisd1aSs
Wlchitz-
Ffsfeen Years experience n The business
eaablss IS 10 secure best results -sr oor
customers
Market cuotat'ors furnishes u2cs -
rregf efcney furnished % fceccrA ny
ereoce. Kansas National Bank.
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CauIs

The cattle market did not follow in the
t-aH If the hog market in its downward
course -esterd7y. but held its position,
sri aiI the sales were about steady with
LlCse 81 the previous dar. There was a
good supply on the market. ana trading
was active from start 10 finish The bulk
~ the offerings were feeders. asd the
prices for which they sold seemed 10 be
entirety satisfactory to sellers The buy
ers were Cudahy, Robins * Alexander,
Clarke & Son. Pat Gould ana some local
butchers. There are plenty OF buyers.
ana they are making a good cattle mar
Ret. Shippers need not fear that there
VIII not be q demand here for ali classes
u cattle. from canner COWS to export
lteers. The commission men know their
business and the trading IS ali done GA
close margin. The buyers are
Wi'IaS II work for a mere commission.
and This makes q good cattle market just
such as we are h4vilg- While the feed
ers ana stocEers are picked up about as
st as offered. there is stil "a good de-
r14nd for good butcher cattle. and this
class Of stock brings comparatively g0od
,.-..az
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EIdridue Commission Co.

CATTLE. HOGS AND sHEEP-stocS
yards. Wichita. Coasign Jour stock 70 a.
for best possible reSE IS. We sNce@S %
get ard bold cur trads ~ the t1ovouEa
efficiency OF cur vork and the stricc
business integrity OK our methods. knt
cordially invite yeur business "a n a
h4zf- Tafarhnrs -
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OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chlcsao


Chicago. Jan 2-Cattle-Receipt p,
~, including SO Texans. Market steady
TO SC lower. Good to prime steers, S5.5er
90: poor TO medium. st-ooQ6-e0; stockers
and feeders, S2.25G4.75; cows, s2.25gl4 70;
heifers S2.5005.00; Gamers, $1.oeG2.25;
bulls. S2.25d4.75; calves, S2.5oG6-o0 Texas
fed steers. $4,000
IIOg-Receipts, today, 5000; tom0r-
row. 49.Ge0; left over, 12G10. Market slow
and 10 % 15c lower. Mixed and butchers.
s.. S066-45; good 70 choice heavy. $500
6.421z; rough heavy, s5.seG6-15; light, $50
1855 bulk Of sales s. S5G6.S0
Sheep-Receipts, 1899. sheep steady;
lambs steady. Good 70 choice wethers.
s. 30l5. GO. fair to choice mixed. g. 75Gg4-50:
western sheep. Ss.25d5-15: native lambs,
8 5376-oo; western lambs, s5-oed5.S5.
Official receipts and shipments yester-
Rsoeipts-ca5tle. 7asl; hogs 1922;
shipments-cattle. 25l5; hogs, 4.os7;
sheep. 29f7.
Kznsas City.
Kansas City, No. Jan. Z.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 6eoJ natives. 1900 Texans. SD
calves Heavy beef steers lee lower; 9TH
ers steady. Choice export and dressed
best steers. g s51l5.l5; fair 20 good, $50
T5.75, stockers and feeders S-feI4-75;
western ArfA steers erattsi--''r A0Aet- c-l-tA
indian steers, S-75Q5-35; Texas cows,
50 557425. native cows. s.. $3.50; heifers.
s. 5015-o0; Gamers. S2-oeli2-65; bulls, $3.50
Qs.50- calves. &.Q0G6.5.
Receipts. 1880. Market u 70
15c lower. Top. S. =; bulk Of sales. $50
aces. heavy. s5.35G5. -; mixed packers.
s5.S5d6.s5; light, &.0od6.oo; piss, A.3o0
80
sheep-Receipts. $50 Market steady.
Western lambs. S.59N6.00; western weth-
crs. s45oT5.0o; western yearllngs. $500
5.68. ewes. 3 .o105.5o; cuIs and feeders,
S2.e7425.
So. Louis.
81 Louis Jan. Receipts. A.
0a0. including $500 Texans. Market steady
Tor natives, easy Tor Texans Beef steers
S3-25d6-35; stockers and feeders, asa
4.l9. COWS and heifers. S2-ooGi. =. Texas
steers. S3.i1l5--5. Texas cows and heifers.
s2.5o6G.75-
Ifoys-Receiprs. S.o1o Market 10 10 &c
over. PIGS and nEhts. $50. .; pack
ers. S5.1d6 ~. butchers s6-ted5-s5.
Sheep-Receluts. SD Market strong.
Natives. S+.o0l4 s., lambs. S5.cg6-S-
ST. Joseph.
s. Joseph, Jln. ---I<eceipts. Lslo Mar
heifers Sl-55a5. veals N-5eI6.25. stock
ers and feeders. s-45o-
uo-s-Reca lpts. s93. Market y % &C
lower. Lieh- and light mixed. $500
61a. medium aud heavy. ss.e59s.+5; piss,
shsep-Reeeipts. 1sso. Market steady.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
At the crawfor5.

The company which has beer engaged
10 support the rising young star. s. Miller
Kent. who Eili be seen IN tbs Cowboy
and the Lady at the Crawford Theatre
on Friday. January a. r. one q the
stronges: examinations on the road this
season Tire leading woman is Mss
EtheIyu Palmer. one u The most charm
ing q our young actresses. ard who last
season played the title role ir Young
VIE. another important feminine mem
Der % the casr is Afiss Annit Wood one
OF Charles Frohmans leading cnarac-
ter artists for the past ten years Tier
imperscuation Of the cook iu "Wlikl-
s0u g Widows IS wei reuera tered ~
theatre-g0ers. as are also her success
ses ia All che Comforts - fi1we. ard
other uouuiar comedies Miss Blanche q
Rice fHe ciever little actress who last
season played Tags in Ihc county
Fair with SeI Burgess VIII have tte
s0ubrette role 2iiEs katherine Nheting
Tor the last two seasons leading Dnrsan
with Tim Murphy ard Grace Wood. e-no
was engaged esneclaiiY f1r her striking
resemblance 20 Maxine Elliott comp iete
the lisr ~ feruinltf members k1pleg
Holmes. formerly a a.eraer ~ Nat Good
win g company. is F-urlilert among the
men SIR. Holmes s. not only an actor *
experiences. bur VIII stage the rroduc-
ton Charles HurDriiga 81 another cieser
member ln the east He vas Tor several
SEASONS with AuEuatln I.elT coflFafsf.
and has also played Eith Mr. fake.
Richard 1IansGsId. and other Treai len-
stars Fred Malcolm. Baniar1i1 Erac-
harry. Ralph ToerE George l-css0H and
others complete one ~ IRE heat balanced
comrauiss to De- gen here this season
sfr Kent has rot heEitafei to rlTround
himself With PLAYERS ~ ability, - az
admirable aH-ruurd Performance a. 3fr-
Civds FIfchs pay may be anticipated
"Tho Girl Ftc- Maxin-s'' Which =
20 r. pres -fed hsre At the Crazfera
theatre Monday. January r has Been
pronounced ore - the brightest Preach
farce We have had ln This country TIA
7rIt ~ The piece is said 20 - - an e1-
usually clever order. aaclrtinE 81 srrtTr
phrases ard eriErz innate ae1fe1efs.
The characters are rex a-f the arr q
making Iove IS presented RI ca entirely
cfTere1t way.
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This large four-story building % saa
uirshiy fitted and furnished Cor the cars
os TIE sick 30 ioathsone or centzEi9lls
diseases admitted. but az ether diseases
that are usually treated as hos7ftais srs
successfully treated hers. iue1etiak
whisky. Cocaine and Morrhins Habits.
sasoiuteiy zriaranfesa Womsa. mzrT5ed
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HEADS SHOULD NEVER ACHE

HEED5 STOU-D NEVER ANTE.
Never endure tbs trouble. Use AZ once
the remedy that stepped t f1- MIS- y.
A. Webster Of Winnie. Va She writes:
..Dr. Kings New Life Pills wholly cured
for two wears cure headache. consti-
patton. biuiousness. sc, az Gehrizg's
rharulcv.
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CASH QUOTATIONS

CASH O4-A- ~ =
F-Iour-Esrely steady
wheat-No. 3 spring. 72izg75lsc; No. ?
red. SCI use
oats-No. ,, ssse45lse; No. : white.
s6lQ47itc-
.Barley-Fair 10 choice mating. s1Gsic.
Flax seed-No- l. Sis7, No L north
western. S1.-11s-
Timothy seed-Prims, s6-55
Pork-AIess. Per Dbl. SO So.
I.ard-Per Ia lbs, S3.oll9
Short rib sides Goose1, SG- iQ, dry
salted shoulders (ooxed1, 1sE11ac; short
clear sides lboxadt. SS.IlGS-s9.
Cl0ver-Ccntract grade s. 55l9 -
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Receipts. Shipments
Flour b1iS- -----.---------- $500 .--'.
IS heat. oI- ---.------.------ at-.'- l,tt
Corn. nll- ---------------------- -
cats, bu. ----.--.--.-.---- ss.f1 -f
Egc. bll- --..--.--.--.---.-- lt..-f e.tt
Earlcv- bu- .------.--.----- h-ltt $50
ON the Produce Exchange. today, the
rr rEe- closed Is follc-rs-
Butte--1farze- srslly- Creamery l5ls
-c- uat-y. l-4-c
Ezys-Steady Fresh. 1a51Fzc-
Kansas city.
Kansas City, 3Io-- aJ1- Nv leat-Aia-
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicago.

Chicago.
Chicago. Jan. 2--The leading futures
"a need rs follows