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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-10
uVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Were Fully Up
TO Expectations.
MARKET WAS 5 HIGHER
Cattle Receipts Were Light
Butcher Stuff Scarce.

The supply Of hogs yesterday were not
large. but was fully up 70 expectations
There were some fairly good hogs on the
market but the bulk OF the offerings
were just common mixed packers. The
prices yesterday were advar,ed nickel
Il most cases but sellers said a few car
loaos We're sold at only 2ls cents higher
than was bid for them on the close Thurs
Day The commission men Tor the past
ten days have been trying 10 force prices
W and when they fan to get their price
the hogs are held over. 1t has of late
become the rule 10 hold a few loads over
about every day. while formerly sellers
made an effort 10 clean out every dav.
The buyers Of late show a disposition 10
quit earnier. claiming that there is no
sense ia buying logs after regular bus
mess hours II has happened lately that
sellers have made money by holding over
because the market has been advancing
and the fact thS buyers want all the
hogs goes far TO encourage sellers 10 hold
Tor strong prices. The hogs that brought
the top price Yesterday We're only medium
heavy weights. and not of sufficient
weight ordinarily 10 bring the top price.
but they were very good, blOcky. little
hOgs and showed fat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-10
CITY IN BRIEF.

Air and Mrs. l. G. Pound OF s. Louis
are the guests o. Mrs. SmaIley. So East
Central for a few days
Mrs J e. Erick has returned from a
month pleasant visit with her daughter.
Mrs. MunseH. 81 FL Reno.
Mrs. Hattie T. Jones left VIA the Rock
Island yesterday morning for her FIXTURE
home in Spring Green. Wis
6. -. Meredith came iu last evening
from Eureka. He made the tip over the
Flint hills n his automobile.
The Knights and Ladies 81 The Tsrpei-
chore held thcir last meeting 81 the sea-
son AZ Sedgwics Music hail last night.
A marriage license vas issued yesterday
- John =. Hensiey. a years cd. ana
Susie 81 smith 3 years Old o. thts
city.
The friends q Ms Charles Sanders vii
b. giad 90 learn che s. visiting her par
ents Mr. I'D Mrs. J. y ChappIe. u
North Lawrence avenue.
The case u Lacinda Travor versus Liz
zie EaGrey q al, vas dismissed Fcster-
day on the motion u the plaintiff. who
must now paF al costs q action
sfr. James. travelling nan from A.
kansas CITY purchased an au.enobila
from Iassrs Meredith and schouenherzer
B-as IRE Wichita Automobile COMPANY
Tire funeral service II Patrick Hobart
I1rneiiy VII be he'd from the r1rae =
his parents. SIS South EmSoria avenue. ~
= orok this afternoon Luterment IL
&2gse Grove cemetery.
The ladies' - The FIrs* prestrfe-fs1
church want % see every one ~ Rora-
baugEs next Saturday 1ho ws-f ssrl~-
Ting Ere Tor Sunday in the Hire ~ cakes.
salads canSies and eVergthirE aatahls
N-ch.tz Lodge No & q. = = vii
give says - the rcug.sr arawlrr
uethcE IN Mzv = 5 csgrh. -3-El-r
chatr enter tshle ard water SCI Pc
rei7ts sr1m fhe flrset sales vi & fr
lhs henecfs ~ ne ledge
Mr JoAn 7. oRo1-xs. formsrl7 -
sTichits. hut row q s. Narvs. Kan-. has
been risiEi1g f-se-1s 81 this clsv iris
ve.k At e --ca irrresssd vlsh
rTogress ard no5es - s1-ze
Gay make wichita his harse sEzfn-
= cemz gniczrl5s from Mr. Dalzy
Srlhb wfo rsce1tiy moved from here q
Les Arg-ieE. cal. a1ro-rces tlae d~sf1 -
Frank Fiesrna1s- scr - II * - Elrn-
1arL TIE aaE acss zzs slrls vtss boaEat
-andv fru-n F-ark zAen taey ssere s-iast
zi-i remember hiin EeL
ArE los Tshe- q I.rsrsaxorfh. f.
here zsenSi-E a few days str ~ ss--
81 ~ Frels FlsraT Nrs- La1s-s rosher &
s1u. vVE-Uore- 15e8 81 Lezserzerth.
-sz Gays aze ard tEe f1-ersi tooE nlses 4
1sar Perry. o. = where she f1ruersv &
ived Ms FfshsT s,cpz~6 = Yessez- Il
az q her ret-lr1 from Peryy.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

If lohg runs amount TO anything as an
i endorsement OF the merits OF play. then
Eleanor Merron : play. The Dairy
Farm. which viii be seen at the CraW-
ford theater Wednesday, May IA, should
certainly be one Of the greatest successes
OF the day. IL has been presented IN New
York lQ9 consecutive times in Philadel-
phia i6f and IN Chicago 1s3. This is
record that Miss Merron should certainly
BE proud Of and one that no other play
from the pen OF an American playwright
can boast of. Its great success is no doubt
accounted for by the pure. wholesome
story that is told in il. There is moth
ing 10 offend any one. and the characters
that Miss MerrOn has introduced are OF
the most picturesque kind. and will be
remembered by the older theater-goers.
The period is lS54-s6. and the costumes
are OF that date. The scene. the old vii
lage OF Hurley on the Hudson The play
VIII be presented here with all OF the orig
inal scenery, costumes and realistic ef-
fects that have made it so popular.
Hall Gaines The Christian which
will be seen at the Crawford theater or
Tuesday May e. with Edward Morgan
as John Storm. is a great play-strong TO
mantle. and yet absolutely pure and
wholesome. Its prologue Is set In a hand
some picture. showing the tower and
HipAiA-S tl a ruined CdSl4t al Peel Isle
Of Man. warm in the summer sunshine
which shimmers stretch Of peaceful wa
ter beyond. II is Glory Quayle's simple
home. and the confning cage. against the
bars OF which her breast is beating for
Tight OF freedom into the great world
the world of London-of which she has
been told by visitFrs at her dun home
Opportunity occurs. and in the first act
and the subsequent three we find her
battling with the feverish life Of the big
city. Ambition has mastered her reason
but not destroyed her purity As a child
she had loved John Storm (played by Ed
ward Morganl. now a man. who has taken
He is saving souls by ministering 20 the
body He is ever in the midst OF the poor
and unfortunate and ever watchful OF the
wayward little woman who was the
sweetheart Of his boyhood. The story is
too long 20 tell here. but virtue prevails.
and the minister conquers the titled
r. CUES who are endeavoring TO engulf
Glory in giided ruin. The sad story 81
Polly Love is a grateful quantity in the
drama and adds a vein OF pathos which
is much appreciated. The religious ethics
or The Christian" are not severe. John
Storm. though a minister OF Christ recoG-
nizes no restraint Of creed. His mission
IS 10 destroy evil that the man may be
happier He names his chapel after the
Magdaiene. and it is a sanctuary for the
unfortunate. The company presenting
he Christian" is probably the largest
dramatic organization on the road. and
the performance in this city viii be an
exact reproduction Of the original IN New
York
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drawn out controversy over the anthra-
cite labor settlement may have been ef-
fectiVe IN discOura ging speculative activ-
itF. II that was the factor which in
duced the curtailment of demand and the
sagging Of prices III the general list il
did not appear among the Coalers them
selves. That group WAS affected bv the
marked strength OF Delaware Il Hudson.
The Wall street public is puzzled 10 know
the grounds Of the very positive assur-
ance which has been manifest among the
controlling interests IN the anthracite
trade that there would be no strike Their
determination has evidently not varied
10 offer no concessions. while on the
other hand. the mine workers in effect
are under contingent orders TO declare a
strike unless the concessions are granted
The outcome was still awaited when the
stock market closed today There was
some show CT strength in the early deal
ings and an appearance Of renewed activ-
lty on the part Of the recently prominent
market leaders. Amalgamated COpDer
was conspicuOusly active and strong. ad-
Yancing at one time Is Reports were
current that sales of Copper had been ef-
fected AT l2l1c by leading competitor IN
sufficient amount 10 take il out OF the
market for some time 20 come. The an
nouncement that one Of the suspended
So ---f7 ffNAs4I bt oA-E 20 IT,
sumo and that the other two hoped 10 do
so was regarded as 4 satisfactory depart
ment- Trading was resumed in Interna-
uonal Power and it was lifted / points.
Louisville < Nashville fell back after It's
recent advanve. and there was a drop of
points IN Chicago 4 Eastern Illinois
The weakness Of Chicago & Northwestern
was associated with the conflicting re-
ports Of the admission 10 The directory OF
Of the Moore interests.
no are reported to have acquired large
holdings Of stock lately. The reaction
airy tendency OF the market became more
general after the appear rance Of the pre-
urinary estimate OF the week currency
movement II appears that the banks
nave received on balance from the inter-
Tor less than million dollars against
the loss 10 the sub-treasury during the
week Of N,S75,eo0. The loan item is. OF
course, matter Of surmise
The early heavy liquidation i'm the stock
market would indicate reduction OF
loans but it appears that some of the
calling of loans in large amounts was
simply for the purpose of relendinc else
"nere' including. possibly 10 the ship
merger underwriting syndicate The mar
zet closed dull and steady Bonds were
,asier, IN sympathy with stocks. Total
sales. par value. 81 .535. 600 United States
bonds were all unchanged on the last call.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-10
HOLDS UP A CONGRESSMAN

AT the end Of the compaIgn.'' writes
Champ Clark. Missouri's brilliant con-
gresham. from overwork. nervous ten
sion loss Of sleep and constant speaking
had about utterly collapsed II seemed
that all the organs IN my body we're out
Of order. but three bottles OF Electric Bit
ters made me all right It's the best all
around medicine ever sold over a drug
gists counter" over worked. rundown
men and weak. sic}ly women gain spien-
did health and vitality from Electric B.t-
tiers Try them. only 5ec Guaranteed By
Gehrirg.s Pharnacr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-10
BASEBALL.
National Leaaue Games.

ST LOUIS. O.. PHILADELPHIA, ;.
ST. Louis MAY St. Louis succeeded
in giving Philadelphia a second beating
today by hitting berg hard at the right
time. Murphy kept the visitors hits wei
scattered Attendance. ZOO Score
St Louis -............0 o 200220 IS 10 4
Batteries Murphy and Ryan; Iberg.
NaSee and Doom.
CHICAGO. ;: NEW YORK. O.
Chicago. Nav g.-The New NOrks were
shut out again today by St Nrains
clever pitching and clean backing. Evans
pitched in poor form. " Gather very cold.
Attendance Coo Score r r J.
Chicago -.---....--.--2 % o % = o IS u
New York ..-----..---0 d d 50 70 D 70 D 90 /
Batteries-Sr. Nrain and king, Evans
and BOwerman.
PITTSBURG, T.; BROOKLYN. J.
PiJCsLurg. May 9.-D0nOEan,s eight
on his delivery account for Pittsourg's
victory today. Attendance 200. Score.
Pi;tsburg ...........-00 $4,000 e-l2 IL o
Brooklyn .---.----...0 q ! q 3 % % e-1
Batteries -Fan1eEll and smith; D0no-
van and Ahearn.
BOSTON. a. CINCINNATI. 8.
Cincinnati. May q-Cincinnau was una
bic 10 hit the ban today with men on
bases Stim-ael was fild. waue Malar-
key Kept the hits we'll scattered Willis
tired the side. Attendance, so. Score.
r IT r
Cincinnati ..........-09oI0 eos %
Boston ----.---.- ..-.--o = @ @ e. g a. ~
Batteries Stimm6l ana Bergen: Malar-
key Willis end k4trredge.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New york. Nay s.-Ths volume II Seal
inrs tosay feH considerably Below half
a million shara< for The arzt tire IN
many weeks WHISTLER there vas any
ether reason f'r his doll-ess 7han the
decision on The pa-t II SPecuiators lstcIy
leading the market 70 - & II fauov for
a tine was not evi5ent PerAsps ne long
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-10
COTTON MARKET.

New York. May Cotton spot closed
quiet, middiing uplands Csc; liGdiing
gulf. 97sc. Sales 800 bales
New York. May Cotton futures OPEN
CO steady: May 9Z5: June. Sl.5. July. gil
August. SEP; September. s. IA: October. S2l,
December. $40; January. S12
New York. MAY Cotton futures clos
cd barely steady. MAY 932. June SO:
july 919: august SO. September. s 70:
October, So; November. SIS; December,
SIS; January. SIC; February. SIS.
Galveston. Nav 9-CottOn. nominal 9lk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-10

= T. Stewart and wife ~ Eeile Pain
are visiting friends ln this clty. fhe gaests
u SIT and Mrs ] h. Bonnet MT Stew
an is one ~ Belle Plain progressive
merchants and owns several good farms
near that place. ffe reports ar excellent
crop prospect. both corn ard wheat fe
thinks there Was 100 much wheat sgTH
and THAI ~ VAS really better Ccr tire
country % plov up 90 much and pat BE- o.
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STAND LIKE A STONE WALL

Between your children and the tortures
Of itching and burning eczema. scaldhead
or other skin diseases.-How? Why, by US
ing Bucklen's Arnica Salve. earth's great
est healer. Quickest cure for Ulcers.
Fever Sores. Salt Rheum. Cuts. Burns or
Bruises. InfaHible for Piles 25c at Geh-
rings Pharmacy.
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CAPT. sHiELOs' REcoLLEcTioas.
Ne Believes scnstsr vsr.s stsssrsot
Ccncerrs1u cc-fers-ce.

CAPTAIN = ~ eE statzs rssr-
eaF fasf the scg th ffau
Hoa1s ecafrrTrra between a-
fhe fe-1ere - see Ettfrr Cafse srse
a. rs-atso - Ff- Er rf Enfe
Sfsfes serate ITF greed at
-eceffsctioas ~ TIE ees ue-ec
AZ tiss SIRE - fae f,sr-1-- erfres
Czstala Ske1s aaa 81 srs ffrtff-efr
arrns rz-s2as a-e-rs fzrhr1 sr1 fse
ct-rla1 -erserr - fha tIsrrrta- csrsr-f
81 az cenf-ler4ff ralsrers HaE f41-
llshers 81 gre Hesraa E-psrs
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New York Money Market.

New York. May 9.-Close.-Afonev on
call firm at 4as per cent; closing bid and
asked 5q4 per cent; prime mercantile pa-
per H4Q5A per cent. Sterling cxchange
ABOUT steady, with actual business in
bankers bills al s4S71aQ4S75s for demand
ana al >4-st's1fe5 for 60 DAYS; posted rates
4so1a. Bar silver Sic: Mexican dollars
4L14cs Government bonds steady: state
ponds IN active; railroad bonds easier.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. MAY 9-Business in the dry
goods market has been without new fea-
lures In cotton goods. Demand quiet and
prices maintained New lines Of dark
fancy prints opening best makes at SIC
per yard. Linens in fair demand and
strong. Burlaps quiet at previous prices
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-10
GAVE PLEASING REcfTAL
Miss Pollock ard Miss caup5eu ~
pesr e Metrse - Chur-h

Miss Elizabeth Aas FcNes aH1 EH
Jcfts Campbell gave nes- eng a.
citat ir ga F-sf Eefar1r rtfrs as
riahf Mss FesacE ease nuter -
r-aGlrEs sff~t derr.>T' i-sfesl aer r1aera
- si7c4fier ard iza~ rre-aft end e
made Fl Host fseeraase frHrraes.er sar
TIE aDessEee. Eis CauFse ssas eth
her uEiz3 beauty ard 7reetrfea SIZE taa
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SECOND ADD BASEBALL GAME. =.

SECOND ADD BASEBALL GAME
This afternoon, at Paramount park. Che
teams OF the Business college and Com
mercial college xiii cross bats far the
purpose Of deciding which IS the bet
ter team. The Business college boys have
already beaten both the Friends univer-
sity and Lewis academy mines. and while
the Commercial boys have not played a
regular game this year. they have been
practicing regularly and put up a vers
good game. The following is the lineup:
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.cS6asee fresh lH4c.
Kansas CITY

Kansas city May Wheat-sfay TIC:
july 7f'sc. cash Ne. hard 3 &c. Nc 3
hard -1i-l773c Ne. red isc. No 3 rcd =
n -S-ac
Corr-Nav sIlc. September 80 rs57asc .
cash No mixed 61isfl6fc, No . white
f77s7i-c. No white 80
Firre-Na. white is'7f $50.
Rvc-No . 5SeC
Have iln5ce Timothy Si3-5t.1l4e-. choice
r.r7-rsr So 80 e.
Fufter--t' rearnCrys &c dairy. fancy. Sc
E1E=Frcsh lsc.
T2-f..is--e ~ wheat e cars
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HOG SALES


There is demand for butcher cattle
and the buyers bid strong prices on ev-
eryIhiug fat enough 20 kin. Receir.-s
continued Co BE light and there is no inn
mediate prospect Cf q change in the sup
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BANK CLEARINes

New York. May 9.-The following, ble
compiled by BradsJreet. shows the bank
clearings At the principal cities for The
week ending May = with the Der
cenlagc II increase and decrease as com
pared with me corresponding week last
year. 49,
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THE WEATHER.

washington. Nay 9-Weather forecast
for Saturday ana SUNDAY
Kansas per-ir cloudy Saturday, prpba-
hlv showers in north 2rt west portions
Sunday tatr. south viEGs. becoming Vart-
able
au5 SUNDAY. light soEth wirds.
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St. Louis.

s. Louis MAY s-Kyh Ri ber. No.
red cash elevator. SIC. track &C:
My &c July T2ssc- September lasc- No
hsrd &c
Coru-z9i CHER 10. cash Sec track &C:
Nav Sic July 81 &C. September 5-7sc.
Oats iEheV. Nc ? cash Sc track ~
rae. 1faF z27-c- Iuir sac. Se-rte -1hrr
eSe- 30 White -s-+6Esc-
Rx@Steaiv. 6fiC
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ST. Louis.

St Louis. MAY 9.-Cattle-R Receipts 500
including 225 Texans. Market steady
Beef steers $3.I903S0. stockers and feed
ers. S2.Ie04S5; cows and heifers. SZ250
COO. Texas steers. grassers. S3-t5I4j0; fed
s. tl1i5.st. cows and heifeTs. SZ.55d 40.
Receipts 900 Market SC higher
Pigs and lights. S6.53 05S5, packers, $3.50
100; buachers. SI03ll.35.
Sheep-Receipts 2,o09 Market steady.
Natives, S5G0d569; lambs S6eO06.75.
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The Q0ith;ta as'n gao saurdan zrortiaq 2ay To- so2.
WAS BATTLE
OF PITCHERS
{ Continued From Fffth Page-)

boys Pat up a lively game. but were IN
able 10 hit the Quaker pitcher and were
outclassed in the field. The lineup:
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ST. Joseph.

St. Joe May .-Catte-Receipts 500;
market steady: natives. $52507.25. cows
and heifers Sl.5ed659: veals S3.5066.00,
rtockers and feeders S2-5ell5.j0.
Receipts $3.50; steady. light and
light mixed. S6.9341.20. medium and heavy
S7-1eQ7.35: pigs. st35M6.09.
Sheep-Receipts 100. Steady; western
lambs S6.15n6.6J. western sheep, 5000
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-10

Pullman s-ee2sr. ns1a.-- = s.. louis
"a Missouri Pac.1c rzllzzy- Leaves czay
IL , II srT.r-EE z s. Los-z - = y
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packers S7-lCGf7.25; light e.59q7.I 2l2 york
ers SlO9Ql.l2i5. pigs. S4.25d6.70.
Sneep-Receipts 800. Best steady, others
rather slow. Native lambs. S5.45lrs.15,
native wethers S5.4J060J. western weth-
ers S45lq6.l5; fed ewes. s4s0Q5.6o; Texas
sheep. S459lg5-55. stockers and feeders $3.50
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-Nct incf1fed l1 -etafs hsczl-zs contzir e.
trz 1thsf ster-s 1Ean rsesrilEz
tNot tzciEas1 81 trtaas 1ecaEse - 10
comp larson fa- last year.
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BRAIN AND PRODUCE mARKETa
CHICAGO

Chicago. May 9.-The leading future
ranged as follows:
The Lafayette gazette., 1902-12-06
ANSE LABUTrE WELL.
HeywOOds' No. l Yields Good Re
suit to Developers.

! Times democrat. Nov. 3.
| News of importance to the many industries
of Louisiana which are looking to the new
| oil fields of this State for their fuel supply
was telegraphed from Morgan City to New
Orleans in the form of a message from W..
Scott Haywood of Haywood Bros. to Hollis
| S. Reavis, representative of the Heywoods
| in this city, announcing positively that the
Anse LaButte oil wells are a success.
Following is the message verbatim:
ssI baIed our No. / at Anse La Butte; found
500 feet of pure oil in the we'll Am ship
ping you some by Express. Well No. GO
ing fine. No. is fine a well as Hey
wood syndicate at Jennings. Call me by
phone to- morrow aft.rnoon-''
For more than four months the Heywoods
have been quietly prosecuting development
work their holdings at Anse LaButte,
four miles from Lafayette, and about the
same distance from Breaux Bridge. Ike
Gently the first well was completed, out no
thorough test was made of it until Mr.. Hey-
wood went there Saturday. His telegram
removes donbt to the presence OF OIL IN
paying quantities, and he expresses the opi
uion-which is that of an eXpert-that the
we'll is as good as the Haywood syndicate
wells at Jennings. This is saying a great
deal for the field. The Heywoods haye
known the value of the oil deposits at Anse
LaButte for several months, but for good
reasons made effort to deny a report sent
out a month ago to the effect that their first
we'll was a failure. When they started
secord we'll, thus indicating their confidence
in The value of s.the strike,'' attention was
again attracted to the Anse LaButte field.
The second we'll is down GOO feet. and gives
every assurance of being good as the first.
1t is the intention of the Heywoods to
equip the wells without delay, and to store
the oil as fast i. is produced Already
movement is on foot to build pipe line to
Lafayette, which is the division point on the
Southern Pacific between New Orleans and
Houston. The people of BreauN Bridge are
also anxious to subscribe to pipe line to be
built TO their city, where oil may be deliv-
cred to the Bayou Teche.
Consumers of fuel oil willing to pay
top prices for oil, and although new wells are
being drilled with dispatch at Jennings, the
demand constantly exceeds the supply. a
new field, such as Anse LaButte, will be
welcome addition to the Jennings field.
The Lafayette gazette., 1902-12-06
KodOl Dyspepsia Cure

Digests all classes of food, tones and
strengthens the stomach and digestive or
gans. Cures dyspepsia, Indigestion, Stomach
Troubles, and makes rich red blood, health
and strength. kodol rebuilds wornout
tissues, purities, strengthens and sweetens
the stomach. Gov. G. w. Atkinson, W..
Va, says: I have used a number of bottles
of kodol and have found it to be very ct
fective and, indeed, powerful remedy for
stomach ailments. l recommend it to my
friends. Lafayette Drug Co.
The Lafayette gazette., 1902-12-06
Thursday, Dec. Is, 1902,

the following described property to-wit:
One certain tract of prairie land with all
improvements thereon situated i'll the Parlsh
of .afavetIc. La, containing seventy (7o)
superficial arpcnts, bOurded north, by Kos
suth BIanchct. south and west by Euphe mon
Leblanc and east by public road.
One certain tract of land situated in Lafa-
ye,te Parish, La, with the improvements
thereon containing fifty eight (5S) superficial
arpents, bounded moth by Lucien Duhon,
south by Mistress Belizare Mouton, east by
Albert Laurents and west by Eraste Irahan.
The undivided onc-half OF the
north half of the northeast quarter
and lot No. one U) Of section six to
and fractional Section thirty (3o) in Town
ship twelve (I2,) south of range five 81 east,
cont aiming in all one hundred and sixty eight
(I6S( aud I5IIoo acres situated in the par
ishes OF Nermilior and Lafayette, La.
The un ndivided one half of a tract of land
situated in the prrish of Lafayette. La, con
tanning twelve U2l and = arpents, bounded
north bv Gerard Romero, south by Joseph
Garry, west by Madam Syphroycn Boudreaux.
Also certain movable property belonging to
said succession consisting of agricultural I'M
p1ements.
ALICE MOUTOS,
Tutrix and Administrators.
Nov. IS, 1902.
The Lafayette gazette., 1902-12-06
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