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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-14

SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Now. dort get excited about the high
prices fox hogs Yesterday A good many
o- the hogs I'm this country would have
- De sex Un end and hit in the nose with
sledse-h2r0ner and damned UP. 10 look
Ike some of the hogs that sold yesterday
CudahE must have been prCmenadiug
around and found some arIsrCcratic GUS
toners. Ills buyers want fancy hogs ana
fire. Fat steers and they are asking all
The shippers II they know or any extra
lEe mutton sheep In the country There
Coesu seem 70 be anything tee good Tor
@ Wichita packer
People can only tell the quality Of hogs
~ COMPARISON. When the hogs that John
Carrot bought on this market yesterday
arrive III Kansas City. Abe Beggs ought
= line All OF Aruours buyers UP and
direct their attention To them. They
would then know d good hos when they
cattle Inspector Eli Moore was the
best pleased man ar the Tarcs yeSrerul r.
a. n Barck'eE- Of hInglsher- Olahoma-
Saltienen cenFention. ana ne sent Ar-
Moore the badges worn by the delegates
and knife made 20 advertise the Chic
aEo stock yards Ii had an aluminium
handle and q blade after the styIe OF rhe
arkansas r0orhpick II was a very nice
knife. and Ell Moore would not take so
IL. H.
Sweeney x Fowler, Of I<ingman. had
cattle and hogs on The market yesterday
and they weor away mighty vel pleased
with the Wichita market
81 III. At tHtAri4 anu zen LN'At.0A AA AZ
ness had car load Of hogs on the mar
ksr yesterday that were mighty nne- They
COX around the Iop price Tor thefn-
joe scott. or AulVlne, was one OF tle
shippers who had good hogs yesterday.
z here was evidently some grain raised
last year in the neighporho0d ot Null
Naue.
Rose Ifnl was represented yesterday by
William Denlert and J. =. Cooley. With
C. load ~ hogs each. When Mr.. Dcu1ett s
IoEs came out 81 The car the market re-
porter for the EaEle told him he had
been buyiDg Eghr hogs. and like All tDs
rest he had ~ course paid zoo much ror
them. Don ier that worry VOC Tor q
minute. he Sall they can beat me on
those hogs. Tor 1 raised nearly al Of them
myself
Steiner 81 Blair marketed two car loads
o. hogs yesterday. and SIR. Steiner came
along with them He had not been Oh
given n warm reception They stay az
home and buy boss and IRE them into
Wichita and seldom come on the market
with their stock Their two cer loads ~
hczs yesterday were what Tom Heed
would cali uiudline good.
g. Morley. OF AhiDlelc- w T. y crris.
al oxford. r. j. lsra01eld. ~ Maize.
Frtpns K PAYNE. or braman, Scnatl-
rlchpr. of Putnam John Fernes. o. car
den Plain. James Harper, 81 Col7ylc3- ana
Va II DouueI. Of Haven. were arnonE
the shippers who had hogs or she mar
krr Yesterday.
samuel Rebstoc1. the weli-known stock
Tual ~ Putnam. died ~ heart failure iasJ
SalEay lie had many friends here who
Lerer heard 81 his death until yeslerday-
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FIskg DIVORCE KEPT SECRET
Relatives, Friends and Attorney De-
ciine 70 Discuss Details OF Case.

Chicago. IL. March I3-Rsiatives.
friends and attorneys decline 10 discuss
the details Of the bill fer divorce which
was fled II the supreme curt Monday
against Dr.. Georgs 2. Fiske By Gertrude
Bass Fislze. says the Record Herald
Those interested are equally reticIsnt IL
revealing the whereabouts OF Mrs. Fiske-
Her attorney. Horace II. Martin. says he
does not know. members OF the Bass fam
ily evince Ike indisposition 20 talk and
Dr.. Fiske. Who has q notice IN the Re
lance building. and who ct this tine Is
living at ~ LaSalle avenue. says he is
uninformsd
The III recite< that the complainant
and DR.. Fisze were married IN Chicago.
August 9, ISIS. and prays for an absolute
separation OF the ground OF extreme and
repeated cruelty.
The Fishes lived in Lake Forest for sew
eral years. and upon their separation last
fall both moved 10 Chicago, Dr. Fiske
taking up his residence in LaSalle ave-
nue. and Mrs. Fisxe for time living with
her mother. Mrs. Perkins Bass. Ct 80
Lincoln Park boulevard The couple
moved in Lake Forests best circles N
her bill Mrs. Fisks asks an order from
the court that Dr.. Fiske be compelled 70
provide for their TWO young children.
whom she has n her custody.
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PERSONNEL OF THE TEAMS
Several Cities Are Disposed Of by the
Western League.


Denver. Colo. March 1s--The following
IS the personnel Of the Omaha. Colorado
Springs. Kansas City St. Joseph and
Denver baseball teams OF the Western
League. as made public today The 9th
ers are not completed:
Omaha-F'rank Owens. George Brown,
Drdley Risley. Podge Allovay. Eddie
Gordon and oscar Graham. pitchers;
Jask Thomas. Arthur Hayes. John Col
ding. Guy Reed. catchers. David Calhoun,
first base; Ace Seckert. second base:
Ed Hickey third base: Joe Dolan. short
stop Peter Berg. utility inielder; Rob
ert Carter Frank Geuins. Tom Fleming
an Frank Stone. outfelders
Colorado Sprilgs-H. G. McNeely. Bert
Jones, Harry Newmeyer. George Ream.
V. T. CASTOR, pitchers; Stanley Arthur,
Charles Baerwaid. and G. ". Hanson.
catchers: X. J. Everitt. frst base: Buck
Frank. second base. Arthur Grauville.
third base; n. II. Devereaux. short stop:
Wallace Hollingsworth. utility fnfelder:
X J. Dreunen. T. V. Hemphnl and Chas.
T. Barrett. outhelders-
Kansas City-C. A. Nichols. Jacob Wei
mer. Norman Gibson. pitchers; N F.
Hickey. second base; T. Shannon. short
stop; George 2. Alien. third base; E :.
Waldrou. outhelder
s.. Joseph-Harry Mauri1. Bones"
Parvfn, Barney McFadden. - Lins. pitch
ers; Lee Garvin. catcher: Norman Bras
hear. first base; Russell san. third base.
Belden. Hartman. Gil and Walters. out
felGers.
Deuver-Emn Fisk. Pop" Eyer. John
Schmidt. ~. Whitridge. Roy HaTtzsil
and waterbury. pitchers; Parke Wa
son. John Mcconnell. catchers; Ira Da-
VS.. first base; Thomas Deiaha1ty. Sec
ond base; 2. C. RadcliI. sisortstop; Gus
Dundon. third base: Walter Preston. Jo-
saph Honeynan. Charles c. Joues and
49, p. c--.--.-Ea-z
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Kansas City.

Kansas City, March 15.-CattIeRe-
ceiptss 1850 head natives: I.0o5 Texans;
100 calves. Market strong TO shade high
or. Choice export and dressed beef steers
S6.20Q5.50: fair 10 good. s5l5I5: stOckers
and feeders S325G4S5. western fed steers
s5-5od5.a1; Texas and Indian steers. $40
$3.50. Texas cows. S3-25f14-59 native cows,
S3.0005-25; heifeTs s4loT5.59; Gamers.
s. 59lI3 .: bulls, S3-25g450: calves, S4.509
500
EIGCs-Receipts. 800. Market opened
sc higher; closed with advance lost Top,
$3.50; bul kof sales. S6-l005.55; heavy,
Sc 45a6s0: mixed packers. .sI5616.55:
light. $. 45ds %, pigs. s5G105.45-
Shecp-Receipts. 900 head. Market
strong 10 sc higher. Native lambs. S6.29
Q6.z9, western lambs. ..699ff6.55, native
wethers. s. 25d5-s5- western wethers, So
35d5. So vearlings s575d6.00. ewes, s4-e5
G5.2o; culls and feeders. S2.59d4o9.
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Eureka Athletic cigo. II was one ~ ths
ncrcest battles ever seen here. and 30
persoas vere present Caaer The coe1I-
tons ~ tho match. Waleo-t vas 20 pug
Jackson ont or get 20 rarf % fhe safe
money They ueat ~ 81 hammer sa1
tonrs az fhe start ara Gert 80 10 fo ths
fnish. both Faeu being rather Erogsy az
times. bat finishing strong. u migft naea
been anynodys agtf at any stage SD
thoGgh the sympathies ~ the crowd we're
with jackson. q local man. they were
vel satisfied with The decision. Iscksaa
showed marked Improvement ever rs
former fight ln Sovemher lasf. uasa
Walcott made q choDainE beck 20 him.
but coEid rot rut hig. oct
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q. Indianap polls. It was voted 70 again ask
the operators TO grant the men several
concessions Among these were the rec
ignition OF the union and and eight-hour
day AT the same time the national OIL
GERS we're instructed 10 seek . confer
euce with the operators. and accordingly
letters were issued 10 the presidents OF
the several coal companies asking for
such q meeting. As far as IS publicly
known, none Of the presidents granted the
request Failing in this. the miners have
called q convention 10 be held al sham
okln next Tuesday. a. which all the coal
MINES in the anthracite region VIII be
represented. and at which the vital ques-
t.on OF whether or not 10 strike viii either
be finally decided or referred 70 the IA
Ii nal officers with power 10 act
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Hog Receipts Were Larger
Than Expected.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.45
Good Weights and Quality
Delighted the Buyers,

There was Z fair supply OF hogs on the
market yesterday. The receipts were
somewhat larger than was expected, and
with the exception OF two car loads that
arrived late in the evening, everything
vas sold There were more good hogs
than has been seen on the market for a
long tine. The market was strong 10 .
and 10 cents higher. The buyers were on
the market early and they stayed as long
as there was q car load reported TO ar
rive. Some Of the hogs among the Of
ferings demonstrated that mighty good
p0rkers can be raised on Kansas wheat
because better hogs than some OF them
were never seen on any market. Cudahy
and Armour both showed a preference for
Tie good hogs Of heavy weight and they
naa nQ complaint To make about quality.
Eoth buyers gor the good, heavy hogs.
nll Armour got one as fine bunch Of lard
hogs as was eyer seen in the Wichita
cards. They weighed over 800 pounds and
the only objection 10 them was that they
~ - so fat thar they were considered
risky ID handle The market could be
best described 10y simply saving that
there was sO0d hogs and good prices.
A
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open. High. Low. close.
CASH Quotations.

FlOur-Easy.
Whest-No. 3 spring. 1920 No. red,
So IS5zc.
oats-No. >. 45l4c 10. white. 4-a471<c;
No 9 white s5& t61ec.
Rve-N0. >. 57iz0soC.
Barley-Fair 10 choice mailing. 61d65c.
Flax seed-No. - SIS; No 1 North
western. $1-2.
Timothy seed-Prfme. S6.t-65.50.
P0rk-3fess. per bbI.. SIS 1880.
I.ard-E'er leo lbs. s. 3--ge So
Short rio sides Goose. s, 5lQS-45, dry
saited shoulders (boxedl -iITsc, short
clear sides tb0Ncdl. $3.50 -
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts Ship1' Is
On the Produce Exchange, todsy. the
market closed as follows
Butter-Firm. Creamery. ISQe5c; dairy.
1S18c.
Eggs-F'5ruer. Fresh I5715tsc
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Said United States Minister 70 Spain
Is Refurninn Honre

london. Mareh ls-Aithough e Is said
IN Official circles here. cables the Madrid
correspondent Of the Daily Man. that Bel
lsmy Storer United States minister 20
Spain. who has left f7r America on &C.
count CT the failure q the negotiations
for treaty of friendship viii come back
r. six months, the general impression r.
that the minister VII net rsturn %
Spain,
Washington. March I3-Bsnauy Store
has informed the state department a.
washington that ne Intended 20 cone
home on > leave o. absence. but the de-
partnent has not yst received Information
nat be has actually ieft Spain.
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sIx uEATHs on eoARp
Sheridan Brings in SD Cargo From
Pfffiupiue Islands

san Francisco. March n.-srI deaths
occurred On the transport Sheridan, Fhlch
arrived hers last night with trooPs' from
Manila. Those who died were.
James BROCK. corporal Company A.
Seventeenth Infantry
John = Bland. private. Company G.
z erty-tlrst Iafanrry-
John Hansoa. private conpsay y. Sec
c1d T-faHtrT
r. =. Ee5sizs. a discharged solder q
Company /. sixteenth Irfantry-
Eaules AEea- private. Company .. Nlue-
tee-rL frll1r
Joha p Weleh. private. Cou2aay =
sirseeata IrganfrT
vks1 - rnes art fra7 Manila ne
sheridan passed 50 re Zoe ten m1ss
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Sample Bottle Of Swamp Root Free Bv Tail

EDITORIAL MOTEL
send
T. by
u
eved
y y be read
Il
chase the regular hfen and ondoiar
the
swanp-Ioot and he aaares
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81. Louis.

St Louis. March 13-Cattle-Receipts
500 including 900 Texans. Market steady
20 strong Beef steers. 8. SGd6-69. st0ckeTs
and feeders. S2.75dt93, cows and heifers.
s. 1853, Texas steers. grassers, 50 ga
s. 60e73.e So
Hogs-Receipts. 900 Market 70 Ioc
higher. Pigs and lights. s6.een6.15; pack
ers. s.. T01I5.25, butchers. 8. Z5Q6-60
Sheep Receipts. loH3- Market strong.
Natives. s4-t@a5-50; lambs $500. 50; Tex
ans. s3.50G5.54; lambs. S5-55I6.S9. Texans
$500. 10
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he C 81
ether None Of them suspected that the % trouble aasy disease
be I'd grew
that could hnd weighed
q a O
The great kidney remedy he bought bottle at drug and
"a s. u
tnued the use Of sVpRo regularly weak ana down that
an ad
a
o
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CLANS FoeTUNe or MILLIONS

Naes. Mich. March . -Tlnzosay sznss
q ths village - Tsc1ussh says ~ has
been notified thas shsrs "a or fegea.k =
tha.Eank re- E1sisnd 81 ~. 1so uhfea vas
left 90 hlm - T1.mofhY sfsfs recently
deecssee- The iocal &us F. Tsrznotar
fourth. ard - ia dir-cz fire n, sree~rs
fruu fhe Eagiish millionaire Ttr fof-
,sr Vii start fer EaK.aa1 vffhl. fe-
days 81 ctair kls f1rfsre.
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Kansas City. lfarch l5.-ft 1ea t-4IlT-.
20. July. 7-c- cash. No. hard -st
7iC, Ne. hard ~ -c, No. red silsI--C5
NO red. SIC. Ne spring. l-ul-c.
Coru-May. 6etsc. Ssrteu1 ce~. 79c. cash
No. mixed. 6-c NO white. 041
CSC. No. white. r5c.
Oats-No. . white. 45iz64-c.
Rys-No. .. sic.
IIay-Chaice timothy. 81 20. choi-c raj
BuJter-Crsamery. e-a-c; fancy dairy,
1c
Eggs-Fresh, 1essd1ec.
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understood
wh
o roub
VILE
a rec. by mail.
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ST. Losenh.

St. Joseph, No, March 13.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1850; steady. Native cows, S5-oQEI
6-75; cows and heifers. $L15G5.15- veals,
S3QGff5.l5. stOcers and feeders, .-2-5lslI5-I5.
Hogs-Receipts. $50 head; market
STEADY; light and mixed, s5.9J95.40; me-
dunn and heavy. S529g6-55; pigs. S3-5941
As5.
Sheep Receipts. 2.20o; weak. western
lambs. $5-5oa5.S5; western sheep. 5000
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There was q very Light run OF cattle yes
terday, but the market was active to the
extent OF the offerings. The BUYERS were
or hand all dav. and the few head offered
were soon sold There as still a strong
demand for good butchers cattle, and
that class Of stock brings comparatively
---l mics ~ Us ---.-rl-a-
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COTTON MARKET.

Nev YORK N7rcn E5-Tf= cotton mar
izar ous-ed STEADY. witch near monrhs
40 POINTS higher ard Tar months gr-
changed 90 points higher aud closed
steady with prices ueJ q Il Points
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FIGHT TO \ DRAW

Joe WsIeott and Young Peter Jackson
Fight Ten Rounds.
Baltimore. I'D. March l3.-Jos wolcott
and Young Peter gaczson fought ten
rounds % a draw here tonight before ne
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COMES THRoUeH ENGLAND

and no negro seconds VIII be allowed fl
the boxers corners.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETa
Chicago.

Chicago.
Chicago. March 13.-The leading futures
ranged as follows
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MANY OUTINGS
ON THANKSGIVING
BOTH MILITARY COMPANIES ANp
MANY CITIZENS WILL GO
OFF FOR A DAYS SPORT.

Thanksgiving gay IN Brunswlck This
year will be fttingly observed by our
people generally. and many sports for
the day are being arranged.
The two military companies will
both have outings.
the Naval Reserves nave arranged
for field day. and The company will
go to ST. Simon IN their new cutter,
where they viii have target practice,
practice driH and indulge in other
amusements.
The Riaemen have arranged for
target shoot for the handsome com
pany medal and much interest is be
ing manifested in 1t by the members.
II has not yet been decided where the
snoot viii be held.
Besides these attractions for the
military boys. number 81 other on
TREATMENTS viii occur, among them
being a boat race around Marsh is
land
Any number Of huting parties are
being made up and the woods will be
filed with sportsmen on that day
1t IS likely that all Of our merchants
will agree to close their respective
places Of business and give tae clerks
generally a holiday.
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The Man From Mexloo.

THE Man From Mexico will be
presented at the Grand matinee and
night, Thursday, November n. This
will furnish strictly nigh class offer
ing in comedy and one that will prove
most satisfying to local theatre goeis.
If the well seasoned judgment OF ca,
pable critics may be taken as accur-
rate The play has been a great
laughing success in the larger cities
during the past two seasons. and since
Mr.. Perkins secured the. rights TO it,
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MoRE FREIeAr rHIevEs.

Three Negroes viii Be Given q Pre-
iimiary Hearing This Morning
Two more negroes have been arr
rested. charged with being implicated
in the stealing Of freight from lie
steamer Emmeline
It will be remembered that one ne
gro was arrested few days ago and
it now develops that several of them
wore stealing goods saipped over sne
boat to Fernandina. The three. who
are now in Jail viii be given a pre-
liminary hearing before Justice Como
~ this morning at 10 O'Clock.
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He WASN'T IN 1T.


ihey geiit me chcurcA at ms very
lie 1 u99l IN 81
They brought him a scheme for reiiev-
lie want in it.
LET them work for themselves as Ae
Tbav l. ,'a io't' ael han or ANYONE
If they hadn't wasted oacn golden
minnie
He VAST IN j..
Ga no nassoa tpa door with Rnigbtlv
tread,
He wasn't IN f.
Ana he scorned tAe good WIN avert
1o ,l.aa 80 IL a.
when men IN the nails of virtue met
re saw their goodness without regret.
Too high the mark for aim to win IT,
NC was" III H.
carriage crept down the street one
day
~ ,1 'u .ie g." '''isa o'a'e 0'si''"''
81. Peter recr-scd him with book and
boil
NY friend you nave purchased hehe.
". '1-|S,'' ,.,.a. 3.... .,n.,,o
He Was in it,
mcoenito.
Mrs. i. u. Ames and ner Ii.do
granddaughter. Bertha Low Ames, are
Visiting in Jakcsouviue
$50
Mis- Richards Ieis Yesterday Tor
McDonalds Mills where her brother
in-law is dangerously i'll with paraly
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Workine for the ReunIon.

The committee appointed by the
Brunswick Veterans Monday 20 invite
he veteians Of the state to hold their
reunion here in 1904. have already
commenced work ana everv EFFORT VII
be made to secure the meeting.
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Accepted Agency.

W. J. Butts. the popular druggist
has accepted the agency of the Edison
Phonograph. and will hereafter give
daily concerts, afternoon and evening.
in mis- store, to which the public is
cordially invited.
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No peveIonments.

There wer no Developments in the
Torras-Machen litigation yesterday a
fun account Of which appeared in
these columns. Both Of these gentle
men have a large circle Of friends. and
it is TO be hoped that the matter viii
be amicably adjusted
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4 DAYS DOINGS IN
THE LOCAL FIELD
NOTES PICKED UP IN THE CITY
BY-THE-sEA BY NEWS
REPORTERS.
To-morrow's News.

The News win be bigger and better
than ever tomorrow. AL advertisers
are requested to get their copy in as
early as possible
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R9s say FLOUR is TnE agsr.


When death seemed very near from
a severe stomach and liver trouble,
that had suffered vita for years,
writes p. Muse, Durham, N. G., DR..
Kings New Life Pills saved my life
and gave perfect health. Best pills
on earth and only % cents at all
druggists.
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The Only Guarantees Kidney Cure.
ts sEn rs Sure Kidney Cure Your
iruggisf viii refund your money if
after taking one bottle you are not
atisfed Nth results. SO cents.
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he has endeavored successfully to
keep it up to the high standard fixed
by its production in New York, Bos-
ton, Chicago and elsewhere. All the
appointments necessary to hign
class performance are carried Gu tour,
ana the cast has been chosen with
care and judgment. To lovers of gen
uine, hearty and pure fun, it offers,
perhaps the best entertained of its
kind ever given in this city Tickets
80 on sale this morning at 8 o'clock.
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.3ome Social
9ews 9otes.

Those having news for this depart
ment are requested 10 call telephone
1913.
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SWANS DOWN FLOUR is Pure.
Try 1T.
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YOU SHOULD TAKE ADVAN-
TAGE OF THAT DISCOUNT IN AD-
IN SUNDAYS NEWS.
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SMITHS
PHAR MACY

c. 20 Miss Slateg's millinery parlors
for STYLISH headgear.
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Try Rob Roy Flour II is the best
on the market
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ALL KINDS or CALIFORNIA
WINES 25 CENTS %8OTTLE, AT
II. SEIIG's. 225 GRANT STREET.
2722.
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Roe ROY FLOUR is THE BEST.
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Page Woven Work Fence is the
strongest fence Ia the world.
c, w DEFINING, Agent
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-22

VIII net vary traction OF grain
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-22

Mr. and Mrs T. H. MeRae. Of Allan
ia. are stopping for few days at the
Oglethorpe, the guests of their uncle.
Rev w F. Hotlingsworth. Mrs Nc
Rae will he remembered as having
visited Brunswick as Miss Charlotte
Hall