davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Newport weekly independent., 1902-02-21

Leo pontificate closed February goth.
 Terry McGovern defeated Dave Sullivan in the fifteenth round of hard fought battle at Louisville, Ky.
 Railroads have announced a rate of 1 cent per mile on. account of the Confederate reunion at Dallas in June
 The house committee on territo- ries have unanimously reported a bill fayoring the admission of New Mexico, Arizona and Oklahoma as states.
 A masked mob went to the home of Rufus Brumnet in Morgan coun- l ty, Tennessee, and after giving him a severe whipping warned him to go to work and support his family or the dose would be repeated. Lyman J. Gage, late secretary of the treasury, has been rendered the l presidency of the United States Trust Company of New York, and it is reported will accept the same in few days.
 Negroes taken to Alvin, Tex, to 
 work on railroads were forced to leave by the people of the town. The attorney for the Santa Fe has de- cided to make an appeal to the gov ernor for protection for the men. The Texas Midland railroad is going to demonstrate whether the Marconi telegraph system can be made practical in operating railroad train service President Greene has ordered Marconi's wireless telegraph system from Edinburgh, Scotland. If the experiments prove successful the Midland will be the first railroad in the world to attempt to adopt Marconi's invention.
 As a result of a pistol duel at Lawrenceburg, Ky, Ali Wither- spoon, president of the local bank, was fatally wounded by Police Judge Walker The trouble was of long standing, Walker having fined With erspoon for carrying a revolver. Walker acted in self-defense, With erspoon making the first break to draw weapon.
 Deputy Marshals last week suc- ceeded in breaking up q notorious band of outlaws in the Indian Ter ritory by arresting Bert Wilson, Bill Watson and two others named Mot and Williams. With the outlaws were recovered six horses. two mules. six buggies, fifteen saddles, 500 rounds of ammunition, twenty-five Winchester rifles and stack of smaller guns.
 The United States consul at Mon- terey, Mexico, reports that shoes of United States manufacture are popu- lar among the better class of people of Monterey and in the northern part of Mexico There are several large shoe stores in this city which handle almost nothing but American shoes and they are sold in nearly all the dry goods establishments. I am not aware that any other country ships shoes to this part of Mexico. In many shop windows one can see the sign American shoes for sale"
 The miraculous escape of over four hundred patients at the sanita- rium of the Seventh Day Advent ists at Battle Creek, Mich. is re- ported without the loss of one life. 1 though the inmates were sound asleep when the alarm was given, and many got out with nothing on but their night clothes. Mrs. H. c. Daniels, of El Dorado, Ark, is the only per son who was seriously injured. She
Newport weekly independent., 1902-02-21
MRS. J. E. O'DONNELL
Was Sick Eight Years with Female Trouble and Finally Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham' s Vegetable Compound.

DEAR MRs. PINKHAM have never in my life given Q testimonial before, but you have done so much for me that feel called upon to give you this unsolicited Acknowledgement of
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Gin nationaleS Mtttel.
l1no ieine wunoerpoQe 8irfung.
With sensmmet bon satem stod uIln
miro blanes 8lut in Sure Moern
brinsen.

@ir nebmeu an, bab Cure gei9werbe BON
elmer franfen 2eber, Nieren, Wta9en ober Sins
semeibeH itammt, unb baB fe ben beilenben
Giaeni6aften bes Gascarine anbeim9egeben
lit. Yerropfuu9, Ilnuerbauli6telt, Blabun9,
Wta9en: @atarrb, 0pspepiie, folternoes Sopt=
web, &iifenmeb, S6minbel nno ale Srants
beiten, bic peruria6t merben bur6 tranten
iinb untbGti9en 9uitanb Der Nierel, Seber,
bes Wta9ens unb ber Gin9epeioe, meroen pos
Iitip fir INNER 9ebeilt burd bies number:
bare Wittel rGascartne". Su9t Sbr, ma
RIM mir nit FOLDER Si6e1beit ipre6en fOns
nen2 Yie mir bies mi1Ien? Ton ben pielen
Saulensen, mel6e barunten litten unb Gas
carine ais Wittel baSe9en 9ebrandt baben.
Nibt in einem ein5t9en Sale bat es cine pou=
itGnbi9e Seiluns perfeblt. sSbr mo9t piels
lei6t Ia9en mein Sau 1T perl6teoeu; er 1T
gu melt porsei6ritten. SD babe anbere Dfits
tel beim Oubenb 9ebran6t unb purbe pom
einem Doctor na6 benz anberen %bebanbelt,
aber aues bat ni6ts 9ebolfen. Ste tonnen
in meinem Sale ni6t fiber fem. @ntl6uls
bigt uns mir Ia9en, mir %tonuen, uno mir
%bebaupten bies, neil mir bunberte Saue, bic
aerabe 10 i6limm unb nod i6limmer als bic
@urisen maren, Sale, III benen Der Srante
aufaeaebem purbe oils FOLDER, Der nurmebr
ben Sob Al errparten brauGt, nm pon letnem
0eiben erl6it 81 werben, aufSdblen fOnnen,
in bsnen .9ascarine" Seiluns bra6te. Sa=
Der iasen mir: Gascarine wirb gud seiunb
MAIDEN.
@ascarine lit elm natiirIides Wittel, benz
Itaturseiee semdB prGparirt, uub es bat fei
ne unnatiirli6en 0irfunsen. gs peruria6t
benz belitateiten Wasen nidt bic serinsite
St0rung unb fneift ME. SIS beior9t ieme
wunberbaren Seilunsen, obne bic 9eriu9ite
llnbequemli1feit ober StOruu9 benz Yatienz
ten gu brinseu. Sauft beute nod cine Slas
Idle pom Gurem 9potbeter. Seilun9 sa=
rantirt ober @els auriideritattet. soc.
0ebriioer Nea & Co., Miuneapolis,
louisville uns Stem Oorf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
3ufrfeHeuhrtt

Na9 S9luB zines @ortrases, mel,
diem Der Wanberrebner zines 4ntialfos
bo%liferpereins in einem erDberen Sorft
bes S9nabenlanbes unter begeiitertel
3uitimmung Der 9erfammelten gebals
ten fat, treffen bic 9erren Pfarrer uni
2ebrer unb einige anseiebene 8auern in
Der @irtbi9aft Sur &rone" gang I'M
ertpartet mod einmal sufammen. Se,
lang eriebnte erite @6lud Wein perans
labt babel ben nS9mieDiato6" gu fol-
genber tiefiinniger Setra9tung: rSheen
bot er s'rebet, bes if6t pobr. ST rnz
berf9reib dies. Seer bdnt baboim ons
fern Mof9t, onb bdnt onfsr Bier, be-
reits emo iebd 9aus en- Oer 9'mOtnb
bot mer al en- &irf9<8ranntpetn-pnt
if ban gar en- Wetn EN- &ener-pas
brau9a mir DO All no ben 4lfp :
bpI2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27

Dur1 8eiorsuns BON sutem Bier unb blr8
suporfommenbe prompte 8ebienuns in6en
nir ums bic @unit elmer 9eehrten Rnnbi4aft
Az fi1ern. 8efeIunsen fir Samilienges
trau1 werben prompt beiorqt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27

gpbeu in Simmer BON
Il nge5tefer su bereten n.
gpbeuitDde, tpel9e entpeher in gu troz
dener WGrme sebalten ober fonft BIN
ii9tli9 bss 8esieBens unb Heinbaltens
au iebr psrnadlGfiigt perben, leiben
oft unsemein BON ben S9ilblGufen,
tpel9e fi4 an ben 8ldttern unb iunsen
&anfen in GROCER Menge feitiesen unb
bieien ben Saft entateben, 10 bab bic
8lGtter enttpeoer NIT sroben se!ben
Sleden bebedt pber gang gelb tperoen,
mas aulebt, tpenn bteie Seinbe nt4t
entfernt tperben, bas sdnaltde 3uz
grunbeseben Der befaaenen Pflanaen
berurfa9en fann. Ser BETTE S9uB se=
gen biefe S9tlbldufe 1T bas iorefdltige
3einisen Der 8lGtter pom Staube, bas
reselmdbise 8esieben Der Pflanaen,
W%ermeibuns ieber gu boben unb suslei4
trodenen WGrme unb ensemef enes
2iiften bes 3immers, DO iid Der gpbeu
b%efinbet; baben fi9 aber S9tlbldufe
beretts einseniitet. 10 bilft nur bic
griinblide 3einisung iebes bamit be-
bedten 8ldttes etc. NIT peroiinntem
Seifenpaher unb burauffolsenoe OBJ
fpiilung nit reinem @afer.
Ste g B n b . g eI finb
gegen 9asbeleu9tung ebenio empfinbz
lid pie Die pflanaen. Ser bo9bGn=
aenbe @oeelbauer foute besbalb ftets
aus Dem Wobnaimmer, po 9as gez
brannt nirb, entfernt nerben. l1ebriz
gems tit es fir ale StubenpDsel n0tbig,
baB 4benbs bic 2uft bes 3immers
burd Oeffnen Der Seniter erneuert
tpirb, alei4Diel, ob 9asz, Petroleum>
ober Spirituslidt i'm 3immer brennt.
Ser 8erbrau9 an Sauerftoff tit elm 5ebr
GROCER, 10 bab unbebtngt bic 2uftperz
f9ledterung eintritt. Sri19e 2uft 1T
fir Meni9en unb Sbiere unerldBli9.
Sine quite 8 aI5e
fir offene @unben, 8ranbpunben etc.
fann man auf lei9te Wei5e babur9
beriteaen, baB man auf einem Seller
etn Stiid6en Butter nit benz alei1en
Quantum M}ebl mtttelf elmer MeHerz
tltnge gut bur6etnanber arbeitet, bic 10
erbaltene Salbe auf Elm 2einipanbs
lGpp6en aufitrei9t unb auflegt. Die
Salbe muB in iebem einaelnen Sale
frii9 bereitet tperben.
Wel9er 9oben pabt fit
bic &oen? Die Stole pertrGst
fat ieben 9artenbpben, nur naKen pber
feliigen ni9t. Ser eeeisnetlte 8oben
1T Der @nii9t aner Sa9mGnner eemGb
Elm loderer, bur9ldifiser 2%ebmbpben.
Gang bor5iisli9 sebeiben bic 3oien
au6 in dltem, nit Grbe bur9menqz
ten 8aui9utt; binsesen 1T leifter
Sanbboben fir pie Hoientultur UNI
tau9lt9. Wfan fam aber i'm Sanbz
booen, in pel3em bic Goien gu ftehen
tommen iolen, bic Grbe t6eilpeiie auss
beben, nit 2ebm ober 8aui9utt, Die
i9on Elm Sabr porber auf einem Sauz
fen gelegen iino, Bis auf Il SUB Siefe
bermtiden. poburh Der 9oben hpn Rnz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Mneriannt ala sroBes 9etlmittel.

Or. @arner: = @ertber SER |
gu @uniten bes Wbite Of Sar Sprup
fann i'd b%ebaupten, baB es Elm sroB
artises Wittel se9en idwade 2unseu
lit. 8or adt Sabren lit i6 on Sun:
senfieber, weldes meine 0unsen in
idledten 3uitanb bradte. Sd se
braudte ben @bite @tne OF Gar
Sprup, ben Sic mir ianbten, unb es
that mir iebr wob(. Sd fam ibn
als CUTE Weoi5in empfeblen. SD boffe,
baB ste unieren apotbefer gu gabool,
Wo., 9errn @orman, bamit perleben,
ba i'd nod mebr bauon baben m0dte.
M@tunssuoa. &eu. Sobn %. 8rouu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27

len 5utrdgli6 tpirb.1Wa bic Uiins
gung bes 8obens betrifft, 10 iinb Elm
alter gut perrotteter Minberz ober Elm
fol9er pferbemiit bic seeisnetiten unb
bieie tOnnen In beliebiser QualitGt bers
tpenoet perben, benin bic Mofen berz
braufen febr bel Oungitoffe. MuG
mnB Der 8oben allidbrli9 i'm Sriibs
iabr, tpenn bic &oien bereits aufsebuns
ben unb bei9nitten finb, gereinigt unb
frti4 umsegraben tperben.
Setlen sebrp9ener2Gufe
bstm ii gel. Muf @sfliisels
bOfen tritt ni9t felten Der San Elm,
baB zines Der ipertbpollen Sbiere fi9
bas 8ein bri9t. Man perfertist
bann bret tleine 9ol5idienen bon Der
2dnge bes sebro9enen &no9ens unb
beiorgt iid elm seniisenb lanses 8anb
bon GetnDanbz pber 8aumpouftoff,
bon ettpa J Son 8reite. Ser sebroz
9ene &no4en pirb seitredt, Bis bic
betoen Sbeile fi9 pieber ineinanber=
fltgen, bas 8etn tptrb nit einem 8Gnbz
9en Stoff umtpidelt tnb nun bic !Solaz
i6ienen bdriiber befeftigt bur9 bas
oben genannte lanse 8anb, pel9es iiber
bic S9tenen UNI bas 9ein aetpidelt
pirb. Oas sbter berbleibt pdbrenb
bier Wo4en i'm GinseltGfig, unb mad
Werlauf bon tpeiteren spei Wo9en tpirb
Der Werbano entfernt, gu pel9er ,3eit
Der grud p~oaitdnois perbeilt tit.
8 STILES Ii nsuns a. @iGe
WfubD nit WaHer auf Wiei en au lei
ten, TT in tpeitaus ben meiften SsGuen
bur9aus falf9. Die Oiinsung tit an
ben etnen Stelen gu fart unb an ben
anberen gu f9pa9; an eriteren perben
bic suten Pfldnsen bur9 idle9te perz
brdnst unb an lebtereu finbet aus
Weangel on Ndbrftoffen feline quite gntz
tptdelung Der Pflan5er ftatt. 8ei forge
tdlttgem 4usbretten bes 9iinsers erz
bdlt man mebr unb be1eres Sutter.
Ste @i6tuns freifebenz
Der Spaltere ion INNER BON
Norben mad Siben seben, neil es nur
BET btefer mDsli9 tit, bic Spaliere pbne
Na9tbeile eng pflanaen gu tDnnen.
@tbt man eine anbere Gi9tung, bann
berauben ii9 bic 8Gume gegenieitig bes
9t4tes unb Der Sonne, tpobur9 bic
gntptdeluns ber 5ru9t5peise unb bic
Sru9tbtlouns in 5rase seitent tit.
Wer einen Obfbaum in
let4ten 8pben pflanat,
nergei1e nt9t, unter bic @rbe, bic urlten
In bas pflanaenlo9 fommt, ein;ae
9dnbe bon aalt gu mifden, Der !Sol3z
tpu9s tpirb babur9 trGftiser, Der
8aum trasbarer tperben.
1n9e5iefer in 8lumen=
n. Inn bas gtnntften bon
unseoiefer in 8lumentDpfen gu perbinz
bern, 1T empfeblenspertb, bic Sopferbe
BON 3ett gu 3eit NIT Salspafer gu be-
gieBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
empire 8raneret,
VAL. UDERMANN

Na1foI8er bon @enS. Ner5,
ct. @lonb, Uttnnelota
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Hell tttl1B es Teiu..

rSpnnerpetter, lit bas aber finiter
Bel Sbnen; i'd benfe, Sic boben iid cleft
trii9e 8eleu9tung angei6afft9" :
uSa, i9 iu9e eben nur Die Strei9bDls
ger, baB i9 ben 9asanSiinber anbrens
ne, tpomit i'd bic Slumme anftede, Bel
Der i'd ben eleftrif9en S%rudfnopf fin
ben fdnnl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27

Dar&tisnf triften st. yaul. NtnntappIts, 5elena,
Quite, Spptane, SeattIe nab yrrtlaab. Verbtnbuuaen
ltr rtRltS an 6nepuniten fir BITE 8srtsnai @estnp,
Srespn une California gunfte, Glasia, Sapan unS
Gina. 9erbineuRaen In ben "ptQtnasfdbten fir aae
bRltHen unb fibliHen Yanfte
0ehltH ~laaftnb. OeRli& IaafenS.
sNo. 1 11:20 a. m. mo. 2 3:3Op. m.
INC. 8 1855 q. m. tho. 4 1890 o. m.
mo. 5 for Willmar No. 8 arrives from
HOS q. m. Willmar 1e:45 a. m.
RIO. 2 11:2O p. m. tho. 8 $40 q. m.
No. 8, 4, Z and s run via Clea. water.
sDaily except Sunday.
fDaily.
Sir Rappen, aidets unt..rettert Snformatipn fpre&t
Vpr pber fhretbt an
8. U. 9tetoe, 9. y. & Z. H.,
Ct. GIrub, Ntnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Brinn 5Dnrt ~urnntn,t,e,t.
7rurifrlhuftr purtir.

nNebs
men sic biefe Dame! Sic bat elm
Selbilb, bas BON einem bp9berllbmten
alien Meiiter bsrriibren fann!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Nprnp,thpt ni&t suer 2ebsn nit 9aitet
OlIYlNUlk unb Handen non Xabai!

Spr fDnnt bon i.ber Jorm bes Eabafa.nnffes Ietnt
aEebs,It unb osiuuS. ftarf, onsistenb unb opn BON 2eben
nm a,hsmafroft merben. ipenu ihr NO.TO.BAC
asDrandf. nas ia,patbe SKINNER fari ma3t. gi.I. &c.
ipinnsn aehn pfunb in s:bu Gasen. Utebr os U
900 aeheiIt. Hti onen Mpotpeterr;, eeinn4 9dr9n:
tiert. 8InIe,u unh gat trei. abrsile:
REMEDY CO.. Chicago Ooer New York. 4s7
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Btnin

Sunge Srau: rMerftpiirbig,
pie baitis mein damn iBt; er taut Die
@peiien nur balb!"- | II
r@abrideinli6 fiir6tet ct ben Sc
fhmddi"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
New Process
Steam-LaundrV

@enm 10, bann miro es fi9 Sud lebnen,
ni6t auBer a9t gu laiien, bab mir Guer @is
aentbum b%ebanbeln, als mare es bas unieri.
9e. g8ir baben bic p%oltdnbi9ffe @ai6an=
Halt i'm Norbmeiten unb liefern eriter SlaHe
Mrbeit. @ir sebrau9en feline @bemifalien ;
mir perberben baber Cure Saden ni6t. Wenn
Sbr refine 4rbeit uus bette 8ebanblun9 nclt,
6anm bentt an uns. 1lniere Yreiie iinb uiebz
riaer als i%onitrpo, nnb mir beiersen Cure So
mflienmdi9e biQtSer, als sSbr es ielbft tbun
f6nnt. grfunbist unb iiberjeust @ud. 8ir
baben asenten in ben umliesenben Stdbten.
g. 8. Reper SautpfpaS@antfaIt.
@isentbiiner.
Dople's @ebdube on 5. glpe. g. ct. @loub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
lrr Autnutphtlfrx.

.Wos fir Hamen follen Sbre fleinen
3pininastD1ter erbalten9"-I II t :
mpbilif 8enain unb pc
soIs "
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Gin ,,tetautrh1rs Rnriplien.
9erangereift i'm Sollnen.3 OF
NroI;;bt RurouuNerS Qnhs.

Serangereiit i'm Solnen.8 on
@rgliiht Surgunbers 9abe;
Sd trinfe, uuo mein Stlber rout,
Solang tb-meldes babe.
Ser @ein ihafft Gifen mir in'S 8lnt,
God Slei IN ale 9lteoer,
limb auf bic gtaie 8nper giutb,
llnb-Sle6 tn meiue 0ieoerl
Gsrim abort nrnntn.ttrrt.
g Of pieler: rMtt b e
Sage aussufpmmen, lit tptrtli9 ELM
6 # !"-Oirettor: SD bab
sic audi als 6 ii n # | e + engastrt!!"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-22
PACKERS ARE
AFTER HOGS
Receipts Yesterday Were
Over Eleven Hundred.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.07 10
Cattle Supply Vas Light and
Market Steady
TOP PRICE WAS S6.07 10

Wichita packers are declaring their
independence ana they are demonstrating
that this city has z hog market that does
not follow In the wake Of any other mar
ket. For the past two weeks there has
been an effort TO beat down prices Of
hogs The buyers here have shown more
confidence and yesterday hogs sold on
this market for very nearly Kansas City
prices Dold and Cudahy did not get their
hogs 10 exceed cents under the average
cost Of the purchases Of the Kansas city
packers. II can NOT reasonably be expect
ed that such prices can last permanently
but they vii last long enough 10 demon
strate that the packers III this city have
sl5scicnt command OF the situation 10
maintain 2 hog market here in spite #
all competition When rh=y need more
hogs than are coming they can raise
prices ard thereby increase the receipts
The buyers fcT the D0l1 and Cudahy
houses were 90 The market until haif past
eig-- cio-k last niEhl and when they
leIt there vas rot hog in tle pens I'M
SOLD Eastern mar6els were quoted lib 20
- cents lower but here only aboat q.
cents were taken of. The marz1T was
Lrmesl AZ the close ard All the late ar
rivals brought sf-05 and Sc 97l- TIE pack
ers Hsnt hogs ard it would be- difficult 70
guess how many logs each day wo1Il be
required 10 satisfy them Their orders
seen 10 be 70 buy all the hogs that come.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-22
STAR LONG
REALIZING
Is Factor in Downward Trend
Of Grain Prices.
HOLDERS ARE TIRED
And Lower Close Results in
All but Oats.

Chicago. Nov a--Less activity was
manifested in wheat today ard prices
lad lower tendency, Decens5er closing
&c lower December corn closed Iizc low
or. with oats nc higher. January provis-
I ions closed from ~ &c 70 Zoe lower.
Scattered liquidation by tired holders
and a. absence Of any material support
/ resulted iHlOwer prices N wheat The
opening was strong oa 1rn cables and
smaller receipts. December opening IN
changed To isc higher at s5i4lf75a. G.
Heavy realizing by the Leading long re-
suited IN an early dSciine q 1iize. al
though there was subsequent rally
the undertone was easier and The close
was sc lower at 74z4c There vas q large
trade IN May and that delivery held
steacler than the near future, closing =
71-.c lower III 154.c. There was a disposi-
ton among many traders T. hold a-d1f
the uncertainty Of the action Of the lead
ing long beng the CONTROLLING factor
That interest however die bit liJtle bus
Tor the week Of wheat and -four were
equal 10 $1,000 bushels against 5.51sell
bushels year ago CIearances Of wheat
and Hour today were 5000 bushels Prt-
mary receipts we're l1l2 20 bushels
against l. $50 COO bushels q year ago Min
neapois and Duluth reported receipts az
so ears, which with local receipts OF rs
cars-ffteen Of contract grade-made to-
tai receipts Tor the three points OF 81
cars against s5+ cars last week and se5
ears a year ago
corn was unsettled with All enormous
trade IN May Tho opening was strong
on higher cables and unfavorabia wealth
eri DeceIa Der &c TO re higher IT 5Ss
5Si@c, While Nay was lsc II - \ gEfer ar
800 &c Covering by shorts advanced
The price of AIay n Aisc but the wea k
ness In December affected this month all
50 and the early advance was an lost
the close being &c lower at Etsc. Deem
Der opened lsc 10 izc higher at5s-s l,5Sl-c
Fluctuations We're within a wide range.
but the tendency was toward q lower
level. The close being Use lower at 67sc.
after selling between 561ec and 59lac Re
aliZing by longs was the chief cause for
the decline IN December. Local receipts
were I'D cars, with six OF contract srade-
oats ruled strong on small receipts ana
2 good export demand. OFFERINGS were
light and prices were wei maintained.
december closed 1ac higher at c after
selling between 302sc and 31lsc May clos
cd lac higher at 5IsG32c. Local receipts
We're g cars
Provisions were easier early in lower
prices of hogs at the yards and a further
decline was experienced on selling by
brokers. Trade was light and no special
features were noticeable The close was
easy with January pork 18c lower at
$3.50 and January lard Sc lower ut S915.
Estimated receipts FOR tomorrow Wheat
90 cars, corn 20 cars, oats $50 cars hogs
q 900 head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-22
sHIPPERs AND NOTES.

I
Shippers al over The southwest are find
! ing out % their entire satisfaction thar
I Wichita has q good hog market.
{ superintendent w r Dulauey is going
I 20 see that f any suburban street rail-
/ ways are built ~ this section they do not
I miss the Union stock yards very far.
hen John Cudahv wants hogs he
wants them badly ard he pays good
/ prices TO bring them 20 this market He
has made . lively market here for the
/ past two weeks.
/ The ueat eaters in this city say that
the meat thar comes ouc Of the new Doid
coolers is simply 7erfec- They are per-
tectly dry and can he put 60 the freezing
point whenever desired.
since Jack Osborn has been given
charge Of the scales fn the cattle section
~ the Union stock yards system has
ocen adopted ana the business In that
section is now much mors satisfactory
than heretofore
There were several car loads Of cattle
l1 Kansas City the other DAY from gId
Mexico and the Dr0vers' Telegram had
this story about them The cattle differ
III color and form from the domestic
stock and are Of the ~razor5ack variety.
Wncse horns ana heads are the most
prominent part. ana when c0mnarcd WIKI
q hiSa grade Hereford or shorthorn seer
u the same ase. show what Wouderf Il
improvements can 1e made in the breed
ing up 9f cattle Many of -hese st-rs
which arc OYER three years old we.gh
less than a high grade domestic steer OF
j. months while the-e Is stil greater
difference in the quality ~ the meet
They do not possess she rich col0rs seen
- our own cattle being on the yellow and
1rinole order. ard are As Wild as deer
and II given an opportunity could dis
rance one II the aeet=st footed horses
Kept around the stock Yards
Some IF the hogs at the stock Yards
claim % have information 20 the erect
rhat Jack Osborn sweetheart IS going
% be married next Christmas. but
whether Jack is ~ be party 10 the con-
tract they 60 not know
Some ~ the shippers who had stock on
the market yesterday weres atkins 5
Nor Is Of }Fln1eld car h0gs HUFF 5
l-d- mort Of heuogE. car hogs, J. L.
Fa--6aver IT Winfield. one car hogs and
one naked boss and cattle, IS. 7. Norris
II oxford. car hogs. Chesley * Funk. Of
NicEerson, car hogs, G. Oldfather, OF
Maize. car Of hogs. Joe Scott. Of 1Iulvane.
car Of cattle, q. C. Houchin, OF Burton.
ear NJ hogs; C. ~. Johnston Of Pond
Creek. car of hogs; c.. a. Stephenson.
enid. car Of hogs. W. 3. Johnston. Of
Enid two cars of hogs, Newcomb q
Johnston. of NakorlIs car Of hogs