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buffalo bill Used To IL.


Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
. Buffalo Bill is indignant az the invasion
OF the Indians rights 20 wear his hair long
and grease his face. lie takes IL as a sign
that patent-leather shoes and porcelain
lined bath tubs will doubtless be the next
step in the elevation OF the Indian. But
then IL must be remembered that Mr.. Cody
Is used TO the Indian In his original pic
turesque attire. Then, too Buffalo Bill
wears his own hair long
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a Negroes Victim Dead.

LEXINGTON. Ky, jar. 23.-John Gentry
a farmer who was shot by Alfred Fuller, a
negro. near this city a few days ago. died
at hospital here to-day. A posse Of farm
ers pursued Fuller into an adjoining cOun-
~ and put house i'm which he took refuge
under guard, awaiting reinforcements
Fuller jumped from a second-story window
and has not since been apprehended. The
shooting was provoked by Gentry reproving
Fuller for boisterOusness in a crossroads
store.
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ress, will attain to a height of prosperity
unknown in the past"
The ministers of the foreign powers en-
tered the Forbidden City at the main gate
way, leaving their military escorts out
side. At the second gate they entered yell
low chairs like those furnished for the
princes and secretaries. They walked
through the inner courts of the Forbidden
City and their cOrtege retired from the
city by the east gate.
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Has Not Changed Hands.

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-It having been re-
ported here to-day that control OF the
Equitable Life Assurance Society has
changed hands recently. James w. Alexan-
der, president OF the society. made the fol-
lowing statement: The rumor that the
management of the Equitable has changed
is absolutely unfounded. The management
of the Equitable remains and will remain
as il is al present.
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VIII Go to the Philippines.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2S.-The Twenty-ninth
Regiment, stationed al Fort Sheridan, re-
ceived orders from Washington to-day TO
get ready 10 start for Manila. The Twenty
ninth Is one OF the new infantry regiments
provided under the recently enacted army
reorganization BILL and has been in process
OF formation since last March Colonel
VIM. Amman. the commanding officer. Is
now I'm the Philippines
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CARBONDALE. Ill. Jan 23-Mrs Net
tie Wing received a judgment in the Cir
cult Court OF this county for damages
against the Illinois Central Railroad for
the death of her husband in a head-end
collision several months ago near Belle
Vile. Wing was killed between the engines
as they came together by being burned
by the headlight oil OF the two engines.
the accident being one OF the oldest in
the history of railroad accidents.
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Gas and OIL Gusher.

PARHERSBURG. w Va. Jan 23-Tho
largest gas well in the State has been
struck in Peasants county. IL is flowing
at the rate estimated 10 be about fifteen
million feet OF gas day. In addition TO
the gas IL is also producing over go bar
rels OF oil a day. The drill has only reached
the top OF the sand and large flow Is ex-
uected when the well Is drilled in.
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I>urds. BuIgarinns. Turk warrins.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. %. - The
Kurds are in the field in Armenia and
sanguinary tribal conflicts have occurred
in the vilayets Of Bitlis and Van. Twenty
men were killed i'm the Bitlis fight, and
both sides suffered heavily at Van. Bull
garians and Turkish troops have been In
conflict in the vilayet of Kossovo. Ten
BulgarianS were killed
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I'D. Rockefeller Gives s1ooooo

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Jan. 23.-Chancellor
James r. Day, of Syracuse University. an
nounced to-day that John d. Rockefeller
had given the university 500 600 which will
be applied upon the endowment fund.
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Mrs. winsIow's Soothing syrup

Has been used nifty years by millions NJ
-others for their children while teethfnF wis
nerfect success. 1t soothes the child softens the
99ums allays pain, cures wind collie, regulates
She bowels, and Is the best remedy for diarrhoss
whether arising from teething or other causes
For sale by druggists in every part Of the world
BE sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Svru,t % cents bottle.
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Archduchess Elizabeth Married.

VIENNA, Jan. 23.-The archduchess.
Elizabeth. granddaughter OF Emperor
Francis Joseph. was married to-day 10
Prince Ohio Won Windish-Graetz at the
josef Chapel, of the Hofburg. in the
presence OF Emperor Francis Joseph
Countess Lonyay formerly the Crown
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Brother of Eugene A. Cooper.

a. Dean Cooper, treasurer Of the Graham
Paper Company at St. Louis. who died yes
terday from an assault while in the Vista
Turkish bathhouse there. was d brother
of Eugene a. Cooper, proprietor Of the
Meridian-street stables I'm this city. Mr..
Cooper will leave for St Louis this morn
irlrr
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German Bonds i'm Demand.

BERLIN, Jan. 23.-The syndicate of Ger
man bankers who have been floating the
new 3 per cent. loans amounting TO 10000
OcO marks. have received subscriptions from
the United States nearly covering the en-
tire amount of the issue.
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or all awful Night Sounds that OF a friRhtful
cough reverberating through the darkness is the
most saddening Would you be spared this in
aiction and save the life endangered by the COM
plant. administer Hale's Honey OF Horehound
and Tar Sold by druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute
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Princess Stephanie), the brides mother.
and number OF princes and Processes
belonging To the imperial family.
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signor Marconi Decorated.

ROME, Jan. 2S.-King Victor Emmanuel
has conferred the order of st. Maurice and
St. Lazarus upon William Marconi
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VIII Go Around the Horn.

SANTIAGO DE CHILE, Jan. 23.-The
United States battleships Iowa and Wiscon-
sin have received orders to leave Valparaiso
for the Atlantic.
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BuncOed.
WASHINGTON Star.


The gentlemen who met at The Hague
some time ago TO discuss universal peace
still feel as n they had been made the vic
tins OF practical joke
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DEBATE IN THE HOUSE.
Philippine Question in Various Forms
Discussed Again.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Reconsideration
of the urgency deficiency bill. which has
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-18
LOTS OF TROUBLE
Wilbur Eirwin Company Could Not
Make Good CeDnecti tons.

Never has an organization come INTO
Wichita under more annoying circum-
stances than characterized the advent %
the W1bur-Kirwin Opera company on
Sunday evening The company had been
travelling over the continent Via the
Union Pacific railroad as far as Nc
Pherson. From that point 10 Wichita
arrangements mad been made with the
Santa Fe. Through some mistake f.
handling orders there were no cars or
hand at Mcpherson 70 transport the
show. AS consequence the majority
u the orga 1ization had 70 stand Up IN
a crowded chair car from Il o'clock in
the forenoon until us Sunday evening
when the train pulled II, two hours
late
Then fresh troubles were II store. On
account Of having 10 cars on hand 20
receive the show. the santa Fe system
had 10 bring IN the Union Pacific bag
gage cars q this poiat. on arrival here
an order was received b. wire that the
cars would have % be returned 20 the
Union Pacific On the 1889 evening Grain
4 crew or men was put e work unload
ing the scenery. accessories and bag
gage or the sroEnl beside the switch
track az Douglas avenue and long after
uiz1ight q crew o. msa from Howard
stables. the mechanical stzE ~ the CD
era company and the stage crew OF the
Crawford we're kept busy getting the
stuE into the thaater RI the face o. =
heavy wind Extra help had ~ be en-
ploved and when the task vas COM
pie-ed az 7 o'clock al were Ealf dead.
After consultation with Miss ElrwiR
yesterday. Manager IartIi1g announced
thar IN compliance with public requests
lailv rnats-eas VII - given couEenc-
a.. 7.-- q
the same consideration. TIE repertoire
vas announced f1- the week IS follows,
This evening. The Grand D1ehsss-
tomorrow afternoon ard evening. JACK
ard the BesrsraIk Thursday matinee
The 1Tzs5o Thursday nisht- Mas
cot Frid7r rzt.-es, ~cha Grand Ouch
sss Friday n.Eht. Fra D.aVaio
Saturday matinee. JACK ard ths Bean
s-slk frr the benefit g IRE school
children ~h0 may hs unable - ATTEND
evening performance. ard OF Saturday
-lf-ft --r rrr1frr
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extravaganza. taking for the theme the
old popular nursery rhyme The music
Is catchy and pleasing. but many OF the
most pleasing numbers we're intsrpolated,
The comedy element was good. The
comedy work OF 8ir. H Kohnle as Sin
bad the Sailor was really clever. Mr..
Kohnle Is one Of those comedians who Is
funny, and who can sing "a well. and
never becomes tfresome. He made q de-
cided hit last night Old King Cole BY
Ed Gin vas another good comedy part.
Miss Elaine Forrest as Jack did excellent
work She IS a beautiful goirl and pos
sesses a sweet voice. 8Ir. HUFF as the
bandit captive sang especially well. HIS
baritone voice pleased immensely. espec-
ially in the drinking song from Robi.
Hood. upon which he was given several
hearty encores.
Wichita theater goers have 81 opportu-
nifty this week OF seeing opera every az
ternoon and evening az popular prices
ana the engagement promises 70 be a
most successful one for with all the good
features TO commend them the wilbur
herWin company should play % crowded
houses ~ every performance. Tonight
the Grand Duchess Orfenbach's TIME
ful opera. viii be the c-e-fue.
Those who saw the quiet little woman
dressed II blue velvet gown. with a tousIei
mop Of reddIsh-b-own hair. sitting n a
box last evening. enjoying the play, little
dreamed that = was Suplo Kirwin. She
has played "Jacir'' many times. but de-
votes her tine now &c roles like Carmen.
Santuzza. n CoreIlria Rusticaua and the
like She VII be seen during the week
IN one OF her favo-ite rolls. Ia Grand
Duchess
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the many drains upon the cash reserves.
( The large loan contraction effected as an
onset 70 this drain and the absence Of
disturbances IN the market while this was
being done dlssipated 4 good deal OF the
anxiety felt over the money outlook. Il
was this consideration that PROMPTED the
professional traders 70 Did up the open
ing prices FOR stocks. It developed, how
ever, during the course Of the dav that
the professional contingent still make I'd
the market 70 large extent, and very
little following was attracted BY the sd-
FaIclng tendency OF the market. Tha
principal operations also were tlclinet 70
revert 70 the indusCrisls and specialties
MS was partly due 20 the fact that To
relaIaC0n was apparent N the interest
rates Call loans ruled at I per cent ami
ever There vas rather convincing cor
roborattons OF the supposition that the
showing OF the banks on Saturday was
due TO & shifting OF loans TO other insti-
tutions, rather than 10 their cancellation
IL was seen also that the total Of the loan
contraction was accounted for by the de-
creased loans OF less than half dozen Of
the large New York banks. Amongst the
Gould stocks aud the SOuthEeStern gen
orally there WIS some show OF strength
hopeful feeling n regard TO the winter
crop report, reported increase IN earn
ings ~ wabash for the second week IN
Larch, and the prevalent gossip over the
acquisition OF q western Maryland rail-
road, ell cO1duced 10 this strength. There
vas some proft-taking n Manhattan. buc
Il Continued % show strength on large
de aHnss IN common with the other local
fractions. Baltimore and Ohio and It's r.
lated soft coal carriers showed strength.
Outside OF this tie advances IN The rail-
rad LIST seemed 10 be Of a special charac-
Ter, as were these BY the industrials.
Sugar showed increasing strength dur
Ing the day and rose late % over Satur-
day. Other striking gains were n the
local Gas companies. the Electrical com
pany, second Tobacco preferred AIinlesp-
oils, St Paul and Saulte Ste Marie pre-
ferred, and Rutland. preferred. ? On the
other hand, there were number OF sharp
relapses from recent high prices amongst
obscure railroad and Industrial stocks
The liquidation in Amalgamated Cop
Per continued very heavy. that stock
leading the let in point OF activity. Doubt
over the maintenance Of dividends caused
the selling and little support was accord
ed Il. At an extreme decline OF 31A the
stock touched Gis. only about q point
above the lowest recorded price The last
price was 4 fraction higher The last
prices were generally below the best, ow-
ing 70 = increment 70 take profits in the
final hour. but the closing was steady.
Wabash denenture Bs were active and
strong. but the bond market generally
was rather quiet and irregular Total
sales. par value, 3 go 900. United States
bonds were all unchanged on the last cali
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ST. Louis.
rfsIR1E GRAIN SUPPLY
Tn. Vice of Naqglng.

Clouds the happiness Of the home, but
a nagging woman often needs help. She
may be SO nervous and rundown n health
that trifes annoy her. II she is melan-
oholy. excitable. troubled with loss OF ap-
petite. headache. sleeeplessness, constipa-
ton or fainting and dizzy spells. she needs
Electric Bitters, the most wonderful
remedy for aiiiug women. Thousands Of
sufferers from female troubles. nervous
troubles, backache and weak kidneys
have used it. and become healthy and
happy. Try Il Only 5oc. Gehring's
pharmacy guarantee satisfaction
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Comes 70 wlohIta.

Frank Zenner. formerly one o. Col
y-ich's prominent citizens. who has been
cier6ing in large clothing store a. King
Usher Q. T. for some time past. has ar
cepted 2 position as salesman az e. =.
r'ulton large clothing store.
Ny Zenner - quite well known IN VTIch-
ita, and everybody IN and around CoIwich
knows Frank Zenner. Heis one Of the best
known Germans r. that section and HIS
friends viii he pleased 20 hear Of him
taking a position 81 wichita greatest
clothing store. Mr. Zeuner makes the
fourth Germar-speaking salesman now
en1nlnrsd II El-lrn--s
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, March 1.-THE market shows
q strong tone throughout and advances
have been made today in some lines Of
brown and bieached cottOns and in wide
sheetings. The advance in wages at Fail
River conceded by the manufacturers
siren gthens print cloths and regulars
can not now be bought under 3ssc No
change in wide print cloths Prints are
strong for staples. which are held al
value 70 arrive. No change in ginghams
or
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York March 1.-THE general spec
Clative sentiment 10 Wall street was 4
good deal encouraged by the improved
condition e the MONEY outlook as dis
closed by the saturday bank statement.
There was no absolute improvement IN
the cons. itiCu ~ The banks disclosed by
that document, but there had been more
o. less dread last week that the surplus
reserve would lie entirely wiped out BY
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WOOL MARKET.

London. March 1.-THE offerings at the
wool auction sales today numbered 1925
/ bales. The attendance was large. Spir-
ited competition appeared all day AM
prices were hrm throughout. The buying
was by home ana continental representa-
tives principally. Cr0ss-breds were in
Large supply and sold Vel. Americans
baking a few parcels. Sales IN detail.
South Wales, 400 bales: secured, Is 3L4dG
Is 4izd: greasy. 51EdIizd.
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}. 3. KELL IS DEAD
Prominent Clearwater Man Dies In
Arizona

Mayor ,. F. Mclean yesterday re-
ceived a dispatch from Phoenix. Ariz..
announcing the death OF J. B. Keu at
that place.
8rr KEEL went 20 Arizona several
months ago, hoping 70 recover his health.
His friends here were OBSCURE ged last
week when instead Of coming home he
telegraphed AIRS. Ken 10 come 70 hin.
Mrs. KeH Viii arrive AZ Clearwater TO-
day with the body.
J. 3. KEEL FOR several years has been
regular shipper Of live stock 70 the
Wichita market lie was also engaged
in the lumber business at Clearwater
lie ard Mayor Mclean owned the ium-
Der yard together He was one OF the
most popular shippers or The Wichita
market He was Al upright business
man whose word was always good for
anything he might ask. lie leaves a
wife and one child.
Notice OF the funeral win be given
later
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FIFTH wAaoERs NOMINATE
Five Democrats Name Candidates for
Council ard srhool Board.

TIE Dement'S q fbs FIfth warz-thst
r. Eve OF theu--heid a caucus fl HIS
hardware store. AZ TIE oorner Of Chlcag5
nominated Sam Heilsr fer the cry com
e. En6 George Taup Ter member q th4
beard of educztoa Ths canGidscy =
George MAJOR 49- CITY treasurer E-as lr-
ECrsed
ne Democrats q the Thsr6 xa-1 have
-rui-stsI 1ghitrey z. Tucker fc- coen
Gilman ard a a HYDE f1r member q
the bard - -flcatioa
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Corr-9Iay, szzc; September. 5allc:- cash.
No. ? mixed, 69T631-c; No. white. Sc;
No. 3 white. es.sc.
Oats-No. white, 47G47zc.
Rye-No. 2, 61xc.
Hay-Choics timothy. s14.o0; choice prai-
ne. Sl2 %.
Butter-Creamery. 25c; fancy dairy. 2oc.
Eggs-Fresh. 121zGI3c.
Receipts of wheat. 50 cars.
ST. Louis.
ST. Louis, March I7.-Wheat-Weak. No.
red. cash, elevator. S2s4c, track, S41s4s. :;
Nay, s2isaSZAc; July. 74ssc; No hard.
Corn-I,ower. No. > cash. eO7sc: track.
621tc: May. 61&G6l7so; July, 6stc-
Oats-Lower. No. ? cash s5c, track.
4sllz1+714c: May, 47sc; July. S57sc; No. ?
white 47lza4Sc.
Rye-F'ir1n-
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
New York. March 1.-THE visible sup
ply OF grain Saturday. March Il. as COM
piled by the New York Produce Elk
change. IS as follows: Wheat. 5i9s7. 90
bushels: decrease. lis, 600 bushels Corn,
g. SIS go bushels; decrease, 3ss5 CO bushels
cats. assoc bushels; decrease. 52S 600
bushels. Rye, 2,0s0 90 bushels; decrease.
a Gee bushels. Barley, 1,Sls,990 bushels
decrease, 200 bushels.
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X, NJ. SWEENEY
s &c n s
776 West Second st.
WILL FRISCO BUY ExTgHslos1
Il Nay Secure Ne,~ Rosd . Teas.

4 Way Secure NeyN Hcso . TeEsR.
sizee tts Frise7 hss secured The E.sck-
81 Eald and sol-sweTtsra raliross. &
- reported that tbs oomparT iateeze -
aec1re the e1-1rsfc1 - s1e PES Eae
beng brlir frcEn Csssz-. O. g. ~ verses
Texas Fsrr - tas zee ls reu Fl eyer
alton. ard vren % ia emp rred 81 Elll
Cle1 " a rev terEl-erT 20 Fste1fta Fl tsa
k.cra- Ccras-s1e csIHfrg Csc - ga
sszfo1s on r1s estsreca Isl rasesf
Dana. ia hoz1r - p r. Drr-. - fhs
city. district passenger aEers - re
Tr-sc1-
Frisco - consiserlaS Ere -eelea ~ g
eeta1.is--rE ttrst rrrer srr1ire
from sflrEez - CkseEe C T. - rar
~ Beal1c-f. Ear
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can't Keen Il Secret

The splendid work OF Dr.. Kings New
Lie Pills IS daily coming to light No
such grand remedy for Liver and Bowel
troubles was ever known before. Thous-
ands bless them fer curing Constipation.
Sick Headache. Biliousness. Jaundice and
Indigestion. Try them 25c az Gehriag's
rlhsruacv
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
hog Receipts Were Light
Market 5 Higher.
TOP PRICE WAS $3.50
Cattle Prices Were About the
Same as Saturday.

There was a fair supply CT hogs on the
market yesterday for q Monday. The
buyers were on the market all day ana
they seemed to want hogs more than was
coming. Eastern markets we're quoted
higher st Ehe opening, and the market
here was q good nickel higher. There
vas only one load OF good hogs on sale
and they brought $3.50 The local deliv-
cries were very light The weather seem
ed 10 be TOO cold Tor the farmers 10 turn
cut IS hen there are heavy local deliver
teS the buyers claim that Il is always the
1orerunner- OF heavy car receipts and =
the rule WORKS the other way light car
receipts may be Expected for several days
70 come
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CASH quotations.

F-lour-MarSet quiet and steady.
Whest-No- spring. - -s'zc; No. 2
6atS-No. :. 5is0sssc 40. white,
ss GsSc. Nc. white, 49, C47c-
Rye-Eo. . Sc
Barley-Fair 10 choice mailing. slFs5c.
Flax seed-No. Z. SIS No 4, North
western. 81
Timothy seed-Priue tS.S-
On the Produce Exchange, today. the
market closed as follows
Porh-aless. per b5.-. SI5.-1I5-Si
Iard-Fer 10 lbs. $50 t.3-l1.
Short rib sides l0Cse3 s-5lS- 40 dry
sailed shoulders Boxes 1-rt1c- sE1rC
clear SIDES ft1Necl- $ - 1e-l.
Whiszy-Basis % high wines ISL
Clo-eF-Coltract grade. $50.
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New York Money Market.

New York. March I7.-Moaey on call
firm, az Slz1D4ik per cent: closing bid and
asked Sat per cent; prime mercantile
paper. 4G5 per cent. Sterling exchange
steady. with actual business IN bankers
bills at 81 SIS for demand and at 81 s4Ts7
4. s. for sixty days; posted rates q IS ard
s. 8S1z commercial bills, tasfzT4 81
Bar silver. 81: Mexican dollars 4SIc
Government bonds steady. state bonds in
sctive: railroad bonds irregular
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RoDoLPH HATFIELD TO TALK
Meeting Of Chamber Of Commerce 20
Be Held Tonight.

Tonight the Chamber of Commerce VII
hold its regular meeting in the city. ccun-
Gil chambers Mr.. Rodolph Hatfield IL
booked Ter a speech On the work q that
body. lis purpose and the possible results
- SIS Efforts The meeting wiz De called
"a order e. s o'ciock. and the subject O.
ne elevator and ether pro1ects will b
.fe--r-za,.F
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HOG SALES


Cattle receipts were light again yester-
Gay and the market about steady. The
few head OF butcher cattle offered may
have sold q little higher because there
seems 10 Be an extra demand for this
class OK stock. Cudahy seems 10 want all
ths good, Fat cattle that are now coming
Feeders and stockers are in demand. but
TINS class y cattle do not seem 70 be
coming 10 market IN great numbers