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Will Give a Retention.

The Sims-Watson Chapter of the
Daughters OF the C0nfederacy Will
celebrate the anniversary Of the or
ganization of their chapter with a
reception on Friday, Sept. 26, 1862,
at the residence of DR.. and Mrs. ),
II, Watson. Every one invited.
Free will Offering Cawp Winnie
Davis is requested to attend, Hours
from / to 6 p. IN. and to L p. IN.
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Epworth League Program.

Sunday, September I.
Subject Ready for His Coming
Luke II, 3l-l0.
Music,
Prayer.
Seek Spiritual Things Leader
Miss Lucille Arnold.
Make Heavenly Investments =
Mrs. Wright.
Song.
Be Active and Jealous Miss
Jewett Bowling.
BE Watchfal-Mrs. Johnson.
Song.
Closing.
Every one cordially invited.
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poetors Conld Not Heln Her.

al had kidney trouble for years, -
writes Mrs. Raymond Conner OF
shelton, Wash, "and the doctors
could not help me. / tried Foley S
Kidney Cure, and the very first dose
gave me relief aud / am now cured.
| cannot say too much for Foley's
Kidney Cure" Sold by II. w.
Fearis.
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- Ilnnr-leLl - -.

u was treated for three years by
good doctors, writes w. A. Greer,
McConuellsyiile, O., for piles aud
listela, but when all failed BuckIen s
Arniea Saive cured me in two
weeks" Cures burns, bruises, cuts,
cernss sores, eraptions, salt rheam,
piles or 10 pay. 25c at Herring
AInrkR Drug ltn
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Those High School Tablets are
the best five centers ever brought to
town, Nearly all the school chill
dren used them last year. Get
them at
LIS Wears New Century Store.
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- nemorrIages u - -

Cured EIemerFhaeeS 81 tbs Lon4s
Several years since my lunss
were so badly affected shat ! had
many hngnorF baEos writes A. M.
AXE af Weed, fud. ~ took treat
rsaeut them started Ia take Foley IS
ii nney and Tar and gssF lengs aTe
ap@ IA sound SIS a aNiFt. ! recon-
uend ID in adv aneed s9aEaa SIS lang
tFouhie7 @@ta hg " us tearls
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A Dog Story.

A dog wears full suit all winter,
bat only pants through the summer,
and can get either at Laekland's IL
st oore's.
Well, I'll be dogged. l35
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Foiey's Honey and Tar IL peculiarly
adapted for Chronic throat troubles
aud will positively cure bron chitis,
hoarseness and all bronchial dis
eases. Refuse substitutes. Sold
bv B. w. Fearis.
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Simple Songs are Sweetest

Simple songs are sweetest
Whether sad or glad
Leave the operate,
Ecstatic and cratic
To people music mad.
Simple songs are sweetest
Whether sad or glad.
Simple songs are sweetest
Tender lay or gay.
Mellow tones that mingle
While single heart strings tingIe
Drive present care away
Simple songs are sweetest
Tender lay or gay
F. Harrington in New York Sun,
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a New Jersey Editors Testimonial.
nj. T, Lynch, Editor Of the Phill-
ipsburg n, j. Daily Post, writes; ~
have used many kinds of medicines
for coughs and colds in my family
but never any SO good as Foley's
Honey and Tar. | cannot say too
much In praise Of it, Sold by j
w. Fearis.
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Pencils, Tablets, Ink, Euies, Pen
Gil Boxes, Book Straps, School
Crayons, etc, at
I35 Wears New Century Store.
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Ladies and Gents clothing cleaned,
pressed, repaired. Clothing made To
order. Second hand Clothes bought
and sold. A share of your patron
age solicited j. =. Perrin, If
2I3 East M ain st.
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All kinds of China and Glass
ware at the Arcade. I3G
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Visit the Old Home East

Home visitors excursions Ia
points III Ohio and Indiana; dates of
sale September 2ud, t4tht 18th aud
END; limit 80 days.
Also excursion rates ia Ohio and
Indiana during the first week Of
October ut tho time of tic big Grand
Army reunion iii Washington, ID. e..
To CHICAG0-The Burlington y
famous "Eli'' In the best known and
most popular train from Kansas
City and 1T. Joseph to Chicago.
TO ST. LOUIS Two daily trains
carrying all classes OF standard Bur
iington equipment.
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Remember!

To get quick results plant
your WANT AID. in the Daily
Lights Illustrated Want Col
umn-the column that's read
by everybody. Read 1t today,
1t will interest you.
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Tablets, Pencils, Book Straps, and
other School Supplies at
i34 Oriental Drug Store.
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Foley's Kidney Cure makes the
diseased kidneys sound SO they viii
eliminate tIfe poisons from the
blood. Told by Il. w. Fearis.
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HonESEEEERs' EXCURSIONS

On the nrsI and third Tuesdays of
August, September and October, TO
many sections of the west and north
west.
Consult nearest ticket agent or
write the undersigned for full infor-
nation, printed matter and the least
cost OF your proposed trip.
l.. w AKELEY, General Pass
enger Agent, St. Louis, MO.
q. w. ANDREWS, Il. II. A., 800
Ccollard Bldg, Dallas, Tex
q. MI. LENEY, General Manager,
St. Louis, Mo.
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Pens, Pencils and Tablets at the
Arcade, 1876
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School Books and school Supplies
at Oriental Drug Store. I34
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The famous High School Tablet at
l35 Wears New Century Store
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School Supplies at
I35 Wears New Century Store,

Tablets, Pencils, Book Straps and
other School Supplies at
iS4 Oriental Drug Store.
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Book Straps at the Arcade.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
ST. Iosenh.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Nov. with the holiday in
London and the coming holiday here, the
local market ruled even duller and more
narrow today. Moderate inactivity and
slightly higher prices were shown at the
opening, though there was an undertone
of irregularity. The greatest gains at the
opening were in Manhattan. St. Louis &
San Francisco and Colorado Fuel and
Iron. Apparent covering in Reading
brought a fractional advance in the stock
and it was reported that one firm Of brok-
ers had bid 671. for any part of 10000
shares of the common. Other points Of
early strength were Rock Island and
Canadian Pacific. The special class was
most prominent. but fluctuations were in
significant. Many Of the standard issues
Sect suThsdofareeoH. ItthethanOETAO
we're neglected. Kansas City. Fort Scott
& Memphis. which opened with a 1-point
advance. lost all its gain and more on
moderate transactions The buying Of
Colorado Fuel was attributed TO two
widely different interests and was the
only feature OF the industrial class. Man
hattan's strength was not sustained the
stock makeing a net loss on comparative
~ heavy transactions Of over point. The
bank Statement. had not entered very Sc
riously into the calculation Of traders. YET
IL was rather better than many looked for
and the selling which followed its pubI-
cation lacked explanation. The closing
was dull and weak. The surprising feat
ure of the bank statement was the heavy
expansion Of loans. Last week individ-
nal statement showed that three Of the
leading banks carried heavy surplus and
il is assumed that the institutions nut
their holdings into the loan market this
week The large gain in cash was due
chiefly 10 last weeks payments for gov
crnuent souds. some OF which were pur-
chsses too late 10 figure in the statement 4
OF that week The further increase OF cir !
culauon indicates that THE banks have
been acting on Secretary Shsw's sugEes-
ton 70 strengthen their positions in for
eign exchange. Demand was quoted at
s4SsS0 to.4s5s5 with . fairly good inquiry :
for remittances by the coming week !
steamers There was some talk OF gold 4
shipments 20 Austria but details We're not |
obtai-ahle. Impartial Observers were Of /
the opinion that the dullaess 81 the week I
was due 70 causes removed from political /
influence. Bonds were strong with Ettle /
fluctuations. L. s. bonds closed IN
changed.
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HOG MARKET
CAME DOWN
Was Zoe to 15C Lower With
Light Receipts.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.25
Cattle Receipts Fairly Good
Market Shade Lower.
TOP PRICE WAS 1928

To say that the hog market was badly
demoralized yesterday would be putting it
mildly. The decline of ten to fifteen cents
would not have been 50 bad If the buyers
had shown confidence, but instead they
seemed to try TO set away and the com
mission men had TO run after them to buy
their hogs. The buyers acted as if they
thought the bottom was going TO drop out
Of the market and that in two or three
days they would be buying hogs about a
dollar cheaper. Perhaps il that time they
viii be higher. Recently the hog market
IS always doing the unexpected thing
The buyers and sellers, all. Friday night
expected q steady market on Saturday
would be a strong ten cents lower. The
early sales yesterday were the wagon
deliveries and one car load sold fer S. % TO
arrive, and they were the only hogs that
sold for over $500 during the day The
car hogs were late in arriving, and about
six car loads were reported to arrive after
the market closed.
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WAS LOWER
General Liquidation Makes a
Very Dull Market.
LONGS WERE UNLOADING
May Shorts offered No De-
mand for Corn.
LONGS WERE UNLOADING

Chicago. Nov. 1.-Dullness on the board
OF trade again today and with general
liquidation prices had downward ten
dency. December wheat closing &c lower:
December corn sc lower ana oats sake
lower. Statistics were all against wheat
and the market ruled weak throughout
tie day with the exception OF some stead
mess early. Longs again threw a lot Of
stuff on the market and with no support
prices declined steadily. Large primary
receipts and rapidly accommodating stocks
were the principal bear features. Selling
by the southwest was also a weakening
iuauence. Words shipments were esti-
mated at about 100000 bushels and a lib
eral increase was looked for IN the vis-
ible supply. December opened a shade
lower TO a shade higher al 2izc 70 72Nc
-n6 after holding fcirIy steady the a-st
hour. the market gave way ana the price
dropped 10 &c. The close was &c lower
at 70 ne. Clearances or wheat ard fur
were equal 10 1900 bushels Primary re-
ceipts were 1.5sS.o0o bushels. against I.I12.-
GO yea rago. Minneapolis ard Duluth
reporter receipts Of So cars. which with
local receipts OF III carr. seven contract
grade. made total receipts for the three
points OF l.oN cars, against l.o53 cars last
week and i,'o9 cars year ago.
Weakness in wheat affected rha corn
market. and after fairly steady open-
iKs. prices weakened. with the loye-
tendency stop loss orders became general
snd these offerings lent an impetus % the
DOWNWARD trend. There vas little de-
msnd for May. shorts being The ouir
buyers. while longs had a considerafle
amount to oaer Trading n December
was light ana there was a wide ..uctG-
atien en- limited Transactions. Tie close
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No. ?, Sc; No. 8, 54a56c; No. 4. 4sQ52c;
red. one cent less than hard.
Corn-No. >, 40c; No. 3. Bee.
Oats-Farmers' delivery. 2Sq30c. Car
loads on track-No. ,, &c; No. g. Zoe; No.
Z, PC
prairie. loose. No. /. 5000; No. 2. $500;
baled. No. l. 500; No. .. $500; No. 3. $500.
Flour NholesaIe)-Bes patent $40;
IN carload lots. delivered to all southern
Kansas points. Delivered, same. Bran.
ICc; shorts, SOC.
Butter-Packing. 15c; country seQ22c.
Eggs-17c, subject to Gambling
PoUltry-Hens. &c; spring broilers, IL
to pounds &c; turkey hens SC; toms
Sc; old toms, &c; geese, full feather. Sc;
ducks, full feather, &c.
IIi6es-G. S. 1 and round. nc; side
brand hides IS pounds and up &c; side
brand hides. under IS pounds. &c: G. s.
bull hides, 6l2c; glue stock and bad grub
10y. SIC; green hides, SC; No. horse
SOS; No. ? horse. S1.25; pony hides. 75c to
Si-o0; dry flint butcher. 70 pounds and up,
&c; dry 1ipt fallen, 16 pounds and up
lie; all light hides under 10 pounds, &c;
al dry salted hides, 19c; all culls, sc; No.
tailow, SIC; No. tallow, &c; sheep
pelts. 25G75c.
Green Fruit-Apples. hand picked. $50
60c
egetables-Potatoes. per bush, 4Oc;
sweet potatoes. &c per ID; cabbage,
7599oc per 100 lbs; wax beans. 50665c per
basket: egg plant 25d50c per dozen; on
ions, per bu., Coo; carrots. per bu., sec;
parsnips. per bu.. 75e; pop corn, per 100
lbs. Sl.00.
Vegetables Gobbers' prices to trade)-
Oran9as, per box. S400G475; lemons. per
box, $S.25dS.75; Wisconsin cabbage. Sl.259
I so per 100 lbs: bananas. rer ID, siz65sc:
cranberries, per barrel. $500; celery per
doz-. 6o965c; comb honey. per ID. 15c;
strained honey per b., 71zdSc: potatoes.
5NfI0c; grapes. per basket. 22a25c: apples
per barrel $2.5od5.eo; Spanish onions.
per crate. Sl.75. 200; sauor kraut, per key,
81 $40 AZ
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CATTLE SALES
sHIPPERs ARD NOTES.

These ten and ffteen-cent breaks in
the hog morket make it hard on the
shippers who buy hogs in the country
As a rule they buy on a close margin.
and the decline more than wipes cut
l-eir profits.
Jack Osborn, the faithful man at the
etocl1yards, has been promoted to weigh
master in the cattle section This gives
satisfaction 10 the cattle sellers and the
buyers too. Jack Osborn VIII be faith
ful In any position, because he is an hon
est man.
cd has ordered five carloads of the
White Rose lard cans. 3, 8. TO- % and 90
pound cans, a carload eacs. They will
be made by the american Can com
pany, and the sample cans sent 10 Dold
are very pretty On each Of the cans
IS q large white rose. with the word
Do printed across II and under the
finely executed wax IS Wichita" Dold
actually has large orders for meat 10 be
shipped as soon as cured. This is some
thing that perhaps never ebf0rc happen
ed in the case of a packing house just
starting
AR Alexander of the firm of Robins
and alexander will 60 to St. Joseph to-
day with three carloads of fire butcher
cows and hoifers. and right here a few
words VIII be IN order. Dold and Cud-
ehy are butchering cattle. and the ques-
ton might be asked. Why were not
tsohe fine cattle killed here. In the first
place. they have good cattle enough to
supply their outside trade and in the
next place good beef cannot be sold in
this city. Wichita is the dumping ground
Tor the worst old Gamer cows killed in
Kansas City. Beef thtsaotc merica A
Kansas City. Beef that cost in the car
cass 5lep6c delivered on the block Any
body who ever passed within half-mile
OF a stockyar6 ought TO know what
KIND OF beef can be sold FOR ~ cents. 1t
is from Old Arkansaw and Texas COWS
that cost ~ cents per pound The bet
ter class of Gamers. Some white-face
heifers sold on the market last Friday
at 81 Dold and Cudahy could make
money butchering such cattle IL they
could sell the carcasses for cents: but
fc beef cannot be sold in Wichita against
1ae old and SIC Gamer cows. People
want cheap beef and the butcher who
would attempt TO sell anything else
would be called robber, because kan
sas City has trained the people here to
eat refuse beef and they 90 not know
what good beef is.
Local Grain ard Produce Market.
Wheat Farmers delivery)-Hard. old
NO. ., 60c. New-No. . sc: No. 5. 54G5sc.
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go today was National Thanksgiving Day for Peace.

was weak, December closing sc lower.
at 5o19aSsc. after selling between 500 and
5lssc. Local receipts. "a cars. seven OF
contract grade.
Oats ruled weak. particularly May. on
selling BY commission houses. Influenced
by weakness in Other grains. Trade was
OF larger volume than OF late. with the
local sentiment decidedly bearish. Deem
cdr ss6iac lower az 29N07sc, after selling
between 29azc and Setsc Local receipts
were 274 cars.
Provisions were subject TO steady sell
ing pressure longs being the principal
sellers. The market WAS extremely weak
throughout the day and the close was
at lower prices. Large receipts Of hogs
and lower prices at the yards was tho
depressing influence. January pork clos
ing 2715c lo$ver at si5.S2lz: January lard
2oc lower at $9i2ik and ribs l5c lower at
$50. Estimated receipts for Monday
Wheat. 10 cars: corn. 30 cars; oats. 20
cars hogs. s. CO. head
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Pekin. Nov. The emperor of China
received pax cha sun. the first Corezu
minister % China The minister vas ac-
cozpsnied ~ members q TIE leEatso-
The 6owager empress was nor present ~
the reception. The CoTesn wore Enrore-
an military urifoT-z 70 emphasize the fzet
taat hey are 10 longer subjects q China.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02

This private hospital is nov one OK The
best equipped Institutions ga the south.
west Tor The treatment ~ both medical
end surgical casee Special atiention Is
given o. the various forms 81 stomach
md liver troubles. diseases peculiar 20
women. diseases ~ the recuin and gen
ito-urinnry organs. chronic uaiarisl POI
rr1irg. rheumatisu. nervous disorders.
oiseeaea % tne threat lungs heart srd
kid1eys. soitre ara varicoccie cured Ons
hocr e. Tererre. f1r s. fraternity 6enerf-
mont aud b.. some Instances horasa unl
o found far children EoT short tirns
oniy ward All 60 rsf aparf pr tha
tre1tmsBt - fhe morphine. opium. CO.
ealns ane WHISKY habits.
Hfrident rhya iau. etfe r1esiczi stat.
quiet aad heaiihfm location. ssfensivs
grounds sifh fns shade. hsrre comforts.
terms Esarera1ie. so ocHf-rlans diseases
serittel Write for particular.
Thomas Sauitarium
Cor. Tsnfn ard ST. Fraaeia Ave-
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HOG SALES.


Inc upply OF cattle on the market yes
terday was good for q Saturday. The
bulk of sales weer Of stockers. which
sold in most cases a shade lower.
sr-rrr =
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

chicago.
-nicago. Nov -Cattle-Receipts j. 200
Market nominal Good 10 prime steers.
S6.ovaS.00: poor to medium, s.. sea-. .:
stockcrs and feeders s. 2524. -. cows ard
heifers. 1905 %; canncys s. soa2. so;
bulls, S2.09s54.5o; calves. sS.75G7 20: Tex
as fed steers. $3.0e94.-5: western fed
steers. $3.50E6.5e
hogs-Receipts today. 300; Monday
$500, left over. SIS. Market u 10 l5c
lower. Mixed ard butchers. s. 4sgls 20.
good to choice heavy. s6.e1d6 s.: rough
neavy, S6.33G6-55, light. S6-ss955 -; bulk
OF sales. IS. 4596.60
-Aeep- Receipts. 1.o3a Market steady
Goou 70 choice wethers. xS.eoa Is: fair
TO choice mixed, s.5aaS.5o. western
sheep. S.75aS-so; native lambs 8 sos. -.
western lambs. ss.75a5.S5.
Official yesterday.
Receipts: Cattle. f7s2; hogs. eo.7S3:
shipments. Cattle. 4l52; hogs, s.as:
sheep. 6f55.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Nov 1.-Cattle-Receirt
100 natives go Texans. Market IN
changed Choice export ard dressed beef
steers. $s.5oI7.s5; fair 70 good s. 7osss. -;
stocAcrs ard feeders. s. eless. %. western
FED steers S51efs5.7 Texas ard indian
steers. S.6o2t-2s, Texas COWS. s.. 4o173. -:
native cows 81 ssca native heifers.
,-.-.,-s--5; Gamers. 3 1s72 =. bulls. s.
ass, calves. s.. CD
Receipts for week: Cattle. 81 500. calves
i02a
Hogs-Receip,s. soa Market saloc
lower. TOP. $ s.: bulk ot sales 5 z7la7
sa.52is, heavy. s5.s71z5S-5s; mixed pack
ers, S6.sf7s-55, light ss-S5a6-Se'z. york
ers s. Sa'. .5Ss pigs. 5Ss5.3l
Receipts fer week -.-A
sheep RECEIPTS. s1o. market Unchsng-
cd. Native lambs Ess -. western
lambs. Te-f5.l5. tel ewes. ss.isf3 q:
nativc wethers. $40 o.. western wsth-
ers, SIS t.1o; stocSers and feeders. s.. q
G52s
RECEIPTS for week. S eco
ST. Louis.
St Louis. Nov. Cattle. SERDLy-TT
St Louis. Nov l-CATrL
i.ooa Including ca Texans. Market
stsldy. Beef steers ssSs7s- =. With fancy
worth $50. stockers and feeders zEsE
5.o1s cows and hetfers s. S5Ts51. Texas
steers S2.4sf4so; cows and hsifers s. sea
Ssa
HoGs-Rscelpts s.oa Market 1osisc
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BIS tcs~ e Eesa-s gzysIess.rsr -
=, $3.50 srx 49, l.s. s.S,T-ss =
$780, sszz - 'z1-xa c. s..ss.- :. - =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02

lower Pigs and lights ss.25Gs.4O; packers
S6.35d6.50; butchers $6.45d660.
SHEEP-Receipts 500. Market steady.
Natives $3.25Q4o3; lambs S4.00d5.S0.
St. Joseph.
st. Joe. Nov. TTLE-Receipts,
7o3; steady; cows and heifers s1.509$5.75;
veals S2.50Gs.50 stockers and feeders 500
GAS.
HOGS-Receipts 1926; 5G1Oc Ic'yer;
light 6.4216s.55; medium and heavy Sc. 10
G6.s71a; PIGS s3.3s5G6.60; bulk s6.45q6.50.
SHEEP-Reeeipts 2e4; steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Nov. Cotton - Futures
opened barely steady. November Sc:
December SAC; January sac. FEBRUARY
ss7e. March S-ac: Nay S-2c; July Sesc;
August offered size.
Kew York. SOv- l--Cottoa-spot mid
ding. Sssas-s pc
Liverpool. Nov. I--Couon-spot mod
crate business done. prices barely sup
rorted- American mizdiing 4sit: nom
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
coREAN mlNIsTEs RECEIVED

Galveston. Nov. I--coston-ouiet SIC
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SsE To-k sex Bzt.s-- Fersssts
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
One-Way Second-CIass
Colonists' Rates
To Points in The south and southwest

This road offers on sale November AIS.
December --is 1872. Jaaulry e4 fetpu-
ary 3-i7. March BIZ and April 20. Isc.
tickets 20 points in Arkansas. Indien
Territory. oklahoma. Texas ard NeH
Mexico - one and ene-hsls for the ore
way STANDARD rate. olas sos
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