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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-29
Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City, May 2e.-Cattle-Receipts
5000; beef steers, S59i Is; Texans. S3@6; cows
and heifers, s2.7od6.S5: stockers and feeders,
s.. 75@5. %; bulls, $3.30a5.3o; calves, S2.159s5o
Hegs-Receipts, 1000; strong to Toe higher;
heavy, $7.30d7. 40; packers, Sl1067.35;- york
ers, s7@715, pigs, s6.159S.9o.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; steady; sheep. $500
625: lambs s.. 506750
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sontn Omaha Live stock.

South Omaha, May 2s.-cattle-R eeeiptas,
i. so: market slow. steady; beef steers, s. ssg
$50; cows and heifers. sS.s5@s; weste Ell
steers IL 7566 .25; Texas steers, 81 5000 90;
stockers and feeders, s395. 40: calves, 1907.
HoesSReceipts, 1850: market &c higher n =
heavy. s7iO@7.25; mixed, s7@7.1o; pigs, 1910
VS. Sh ae 1000: steady; sheep, s55e
66. lambs IS .5OGI 10.
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New York Grain.

New York. May 2s.-Flour-Receipts, 2O,176
brls; sales, 3,l6o pkgs; dull ana weaker.
W neat-Receipts, 1a5,OUO bu; sales, 1O2o, 900
bu Opened lower on good crop news, rail-
lied on good western buying ana then broke
u2der heavy unloading. May, 7912@79ssc:
Deeember, 777s@7s 6-lbc. Rye easy; state,
Recelpts-WneaL, Iu cars; tiaA. l. shipments
Wheat, 12,1OO ou; HaX, 1915. -s,ss
/ northern, cash, May and July, 1879; Sep
TENDER, 7l1sc; to arrive, $3.50; No. z nortn-
ern, I14sc; No. 8, 697sc; Manitoba, cash, ,2ac;
No. 3 69Ac.t Flax cash and May, $40: to
arrive, $l6S: June, $1.6S; July, Sl.oo :. Septem
ber, $l:4I; OCTOBER, $l.+21a oats, cash, 44c;
eptember. zsAc; rye, cash, o6c; September.
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New York Produce.

New York, May 29.---Butter-Receipt S,sss
state creamery, 2o@S2isc; renovated, 1s@so5ze;;
factory 17@19Ac: imitation creamery, 1sla0
2O1sc. Cheese Receipts, 8,e26 pkgs; market
ored, choice, s10Ekc: white, 1OAc: lard, col
ored, 91a@9Ac; white, 10c. Eggs-Receipts,
III 200 pkgs; market Arm; state and PennsyI-
-vanta, 171s@1sc; western storage, packed,
17GD18c
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Toledo Grain,

Toledo. Ohio, May 2s.-Close-Wheat dull
and weak; cash, s11sc May, s11ac; July,
| 1889; September, -741sc. Corn fairly active;
weak; cash, 64c; May, 64Ac; July, 62Ac; Sep
tember, 294c;. new July, 351ac; new Septem-
Der, Sic. Glover seed dull and firm; cash,
S9.lo; Octooer, $500; No. 2, $3.50.
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May, $3.50; July, 67A@671zc, cash No. . hard,
71A@711ac; No. 2 red, 73c: No. spring. TIC.
Corn, May, SIC; July, Sc; September, 53A o
53Ac cash No. 2 mixed, 62@62l5c; No. :
white, 64s4 Oats No white, 45@ 45kc.
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Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool, May 29.-Wheat, spot No. /
northern spring, dull, IS 21ad; No. | California
quiet 6s 4%d; futures dull; July, IS 1Ad.
Corn, spot, steady: American mixed, new 5s
sgd; futures dull, July IS 3Kd; October, 2a4d
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CLOSING CASH PRICES

LIQUIDATION; May, 7S@75c July, es@sshc;
SEPTEMBER. 64s@65Ac. Oats-keceipls, IS 900
bu; ruled dun ana easier; track. white, 40
@55c.
Close: May wheat, 1880; July, 1850, Corn
May, 72c July, 67%c. ~. j
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Milwaukee Grain,

Milwaukee, May a9.-Flour, steady. Wheat,
lower; close: No. northern, 77Q7iiac No. 2
northern, 76@764c; July, 72,sQp1ZAc. Rye,
lower; No. l, SOC. Barley, steady; No. 2,
7l1ac; sample, 65171c. Oats, firm; No. 9
white, 4512c. Corn July, 62kc. @1s'e
Wheat-Futs, 7lAc; calls, 72!ac. -s-.-.. .-s.te
Corn-Puts, 6lAc; calls 621ac bid.
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; Mich Cows and springers- -
COWS and calves, s240; cows and
calves, s1o5; cow s31' COW, $27.
HOGS-Prices a good 5@10c higher. Re
ceipts fairly liberal Quality about the same "a. e
@7.15; range of straight loads, s6.SO@7.1O
bulk of SALE $6s5G6.95. Sales:
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ST. Louis Grain.

St. Louis, May 2e,-Close: Wheat-Lower;
No: 2 red, cash, elevator. nc; July, $3.50
75@761zc. ,Corn-Lower; No. 2, cash. 63c !;
May, SIC; July, 615s@61ac; September, 57ssc.
Oats-Lower; No 2, cash, 4kc; May, 41hc;
July 321sc; September, 27Ac; No. 2 white,
45@45kc. r. 80" -,
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago May 2s-Butter, steady; cream
cries, 18622c: diaries, 171s@ 19c Cheese, weak;
twins 10@10lac; daisies, 111sD14c; Young
Americas, II nc. Eggs, stead at mark, cases
Included 151& Live poultry. Arm: turkeys,
10@l2hc; chickens, lie.
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Railroads entering the yards reported re-
ce;pts for the day by loads as follows: Chi
St Paul, g. Minneapolis & St. Louis, 8: Chi
cago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha. 10;
Great Northern. 4: Northern Pacific. 5; Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy, 3; 500. 3; total,
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THE FLOUR MARKER
Mills About Selling Their OUTPUT

Prices Easier.
Inc market remains quiet without i'm
porLaht change except for another very Sigh;
decisne IN quotations for patents Only one
near capacity and two are grinding very
hgnt Sales are barely up to the output
First patents are quoted s3756sS5: second
patents, S5.55a$.65; first clears, s2.eO@3; sec
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GENERAL PRODUCE
Official Quotations minneapolis Pro
..-. = :, ). ~ s1uce Exchange. - .nas
i.'.:} Thursday. May 20, - -

/: Extra creamery butter, firm; ex-
: ira GARY, nrm. Strictly fresh eggs,
f.: steady. Live poultry, steaoy. futa-
:: toes. very weak. Fancy country
3 dressed veal, steady. Strawberries,
.: steady. -. ~, a-5T
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CATTLE-Butcher cattle just steady. Re-
ceipts little more liberal, although still
light Veals strong to CSC higher; best $3.50
Stock and feeding cattle active at strong
prices Yards well cleared.
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Wheat Movement by Roads.
Observation-Disclosures 81; Omaha. 10;
St. Louis, 10; Great Northern. 70; 500, '15;
Pacific, H. -
Burlington, 4; Chicago Great Western, 5.
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fair to choice mixed, s4.soa5 20; western
ern lambs, S. 5oaSS5; spring LAMBS, s5a7. 50
Official yesterday: Recepts-Cattle, 20 so4;
hogs, 30,o2s: sheep, l9, 416. Shipments-CattIs,
3,249; hogs, 800; sheep, 1,4l4
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Chicago seed and Coarse Grains.

Chicago, May 29.-Flax-Cash northwestern,
SIT; southwestern, S1.59;z September, sf.i1 ;
October, SLAB. ,Rye-May. 6711c; July, SIG
57Ac; September, 55@55Ac. Barley-Cash,
67@71c neutrality-suspicious., s4.75. Clover
Cash 0S, 35
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New York Provisions.
Kansas City Grain.

New York, May 29.-Beef firm. Pork firm.
Lard steady; prime western steam, 5000.
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St. Louis Live Stock.

ST. Louis, May 29.-Cattle-Receipts, 2,ooo;
market steady for natives; beef steers, s4.s59
100; suckers 5. and feeders, So; 2G94ss; cows
and heifers, s2.25G6; Texans, $275G4.+0
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; sc higher; pigs, SIS
@6 80; packers. s767.20; butchers, s767.35
sheep-Receipts, $500; market slow; lambs,
S. 20@7. - - -. ;. -.
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Receipts and Shipments.

white oats, 1; no grade oats, /; No. 3, barley,
|; No. 2 rye, l; No. fax, 8; rejected fax, 8.
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NO. 49,
, Observation-Disclosures $40 $500
sHEEP-Receipts were quite liberal. De-
mand was good at unchanged prices and Of
ferings were all moved early. Sales:
Killing Sheep and Lambs
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Daily Wheat Movement.

T. ~ May 80.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments at the principal primary wheat
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Sioux City Live stock.

Sioux City, Iowa, May -Receipts-Cattle
800; hogs, 5000
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-04
SOLICITORS WANTED.

SOLICITORS WANTED paid one Of
my gents one dav last week S21-50. an
other 81. Is. another 81 %. which repre-
scented the commissions they received
for work which occupied less than six
hours time in each case Ny work can
ba done bv either sex. can occupy all or
only q part OF your time as You wish
and is a kind OF work which viii pro-
vide YOU a comfortable living and give
Won a chance TO save some money
every month as long as you live. The
occupation is thoroughly honorable and
legitimate. Address. for fun particulars
free. W. u. Griffin, Key u, Fort
XVayne. Ind. You don't have 10 let
anyone know YOU are my agent, and you
won't need any capital, outfit or -previ-
Gus experience o-4-H
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Statesmen WANTED.


WANTED-To sell per
fumes. toilet soaps. etc. 70 Dealers
S1c) monthly and expenses. Plumer
Perfumery < Mig Co, st. Louis, Mo
5-4-sun-2t
statesmen WANTED-Either sex, in
every town and city. TO take orders for
our high art shirtwaist goods exclusive
designs also up-to-date. attractive
lines of cheap. medium and high grade
dress goods Big pay 10 right party.
address Buckley Custom shirt Mig
Co., 81. Louis No o. H. IS, -9-4t
Statesmen WANTED-For fun line OF
fruit and ornamental trees. Pay week
-, OUTFIT free, steady work. Lawrence
Nursery Co. Lawrence, Kan. l54-ZytX
Statesmen .WANTED-CIgar statesmen;
experience unnecessary; good pay.
Emanuel s, Co, station j.. New York
o. II. IS 25-itO
SALESMAN -Hustling sales
man FOR Kansas by well established
wholesale house. High commission con
tract with 50 weekly advance while
travelling. jess. II. smith Co. Detroit,
Mich 5-4-ltN
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MISCELLANEOUS HELP WANTED.


WANTED-EVery where-hustlers 10 tack
signs. distribute circulars. samples, etc;
no canvassing, good pay. sun Adver-
Using Bureau. Chicago. 5-4-ltX
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soR SALE-A LIST % BaTgains--
\ room ccttEEe en- Is ace sout1 q
M-rcock. east 4Talt. Min cellar. city
water. me shade COED barn. price 81. -.
A 9-rucm rev cottage. close a.. ncrta.
rents IT SI15a- price y5a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-04

FOR SALE-The best livery stock in the
city. grocery stock. splendid location,
81 rent. Geo. e.. Henry, Ia y. Main
1-5-igx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-04

WANTED hotel cooks. men and wo-
men, white and col0red; kages S1.e0 TO
800 q day. kenworthy. Employment
agent. 1911
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FOR sALE-No 1E 81 rerasa 3
rooms. closet partrt cellar asa house.
O. feet Fl fH Terms nn S8if
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tOk SAIL
The following Bunnell & Emo Invest
ment Co. properties
1439 : Lawrence. s rooms. los feet. q 20
g. :. Topeka. 8 rooms, - feet. S-.5gi.
Il-f y. Lawrence. rooms. D feet 81 HeN
1912 y kmporis. rooms. ~ feet. S-.gtn.
1il6 + Douglas. 5 rooms. " feet. F.l.g.
l33 Ohio. : rooms. ~ feet. $3.50
% Ellis. rooms, So feet $3.50.
~ y. Main rooms. - feet. $50.
1915 y. Topeka. rooms. - feet. $3.50.
1876 y. Lawrence. S rooms. - feet s. 10.
VACANT LOTS
i. Wichita ST. Waterman g add. $50
rs. -. Gold St. EEreS1 add. 60
=. 80 Park Place. Hcrsey ado. SD.
1HXl59. Market st. back ~ tft $ Law
renee. tax tide AZ redemption value OF
deed.
2 /. 8. s. fremont avenue. Allen &
Smiths addition. slt0.
g 81 Mead ave HodRsuns add. $50
y = OF s. Cannon ST.. Hilton "a slfe.
10. Mosley ave. Stansburys add. x2.N
-. %. -. ~ block T. Ohio ave. wash
tngton avenue addition. 500.
-. A., Pattie ave. Lincoln 81 1dd $50.
J. 3, Oak St. Garrison add. Sas
y. a. Green 81, Foster SUB ~ Chau-
tauqua addition. 500.
u. Jeunctt ave. Rich add. SO.
=. -. ~. = Minneapolis ave-. Mime
apolis add. s4a.
Some ~ above houses can Re sold on
small payment. subject 81 The mortgage.
Other lists % houses. Fts and western
lands wiz BE- ready iat0f ou-
DEAN GORDON. Receiver
l1a-iot
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AGENTS WANTED-Write now for free
sample Of work and terms. Star Har-
ness Member; best sc seller out We
make other quick-selllng necessities
Columbia Nov. Mfg. Co, St. Louis. No
5-4-sun-4t
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SITUATION wANTEo-mALE.

WANTED-By experienced dr. goods
salesman. POI ition IN either wholesale
or retail store References furnished.
It. M" care Eagle. Also . years eX-
perierce in general merchandise
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WANTED-Agents for the best Laundry
in Kansas. Liberal commission Al
dress Wichita Steam Laundry S2-u
AGENTS WANTED-Aiale or female; no
outfit capital or experience needed.
You can devote all or any part Of your
time 10 il YOU wish Workers earn 500
per month Address O. Y. Adams, I06
White Block. Coldwater, Mich. silt
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VANTED-A young man = learn piano
4,4rinc Address Lock Box So En-
poria, Kan. L@a-sun-Nl
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ro1ruinE house Lirst-class la every re-
specr. C1l A. lis ~. Douglas. room =
Ia-s-N
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O. feet vest front. on Lawrence. losu-
neuClng -5 feet north 90 Eleventh
street. The highest ground or rs
street the mas7 desirable and only .
feet left south 81 Twelfth street The
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CLASSIFIED
WANTS


-
FOR SALE-Eargain. \ me home. in
north part ~ CITY. can b. bought Tor
little more Than nast cess ~ colStrEc-
tio1' plurnoea for boz and ccid water
all g-s 1lrSt HsieT contains lsrEc en-
trance Rail- WIKI walnut stairway.
stained SlzLSS windows, has reception
roonis vnlcE measure. with siisilng doors
WltloraWn. SiNL7 te.ts ul1luE room.
kitchen 2NLf. pantry ala back stair
WAY walled cedar. -9xIe Second hqor
has s-s1Q.v hallway. zeo4 bed rooms
anu p4t1 room -tttsc that could D.
made i1to thrce bed ROOMS E'ronIaEss
az fSet. blue grass lava, beautiful
sa4-e, barn ana alEsy sa14- Price, Ter
s-s-- st-s- $3.50 tAi. 1s1 NieN prop
erty AFTER clock - Waco avenue
FOR SALE-A LIST q Bargains--
room cottage en- Is acc. soutA q
Murcock. east 4Tant. Min cellar city
water. me shade. gesl barn. price 81 ~
Groom lev cntsaEe. close "a. ncrt1.
reats 81 Si-ae, prise sl--sa
A s-rua1l i,i-11Tlle catt-Ss. Just aniSle1s
porcelain bath. sink. -.tts
s-ro1m costage. 10 ieeL south 81 Sid
street 3 snap. $50
An A-roon --story helSe. south 81 lrG
street. X sold ucu. Si1a
4 s-rocIn residence. so4th % Ia1h street.
on st Francis. Sl.1eL
r
els south 81 Central. SSe
= i-Tporl colruEe ACRES ia frlit ard
GLal1a. close 81. s-sl
Al S-room house. ID acres, orcAard(
ctillir. tisrrrn. s. t
A 5-rCon ho1sa en- Nanash. 8 fect.
rents at $3.50 price &,a
p fect and store huultug. ftxat reuts
az sl5 per multh, S&s
- acres. joins th1 cts. fine land. u sold
this week. SIS per acre
~ ocres farm. miles north. 10 n
wheat. g. acres - oats. b acres iu aital-
IA. - acres to pasture. 81 srres lu mea5-
oH. Eoo4 rrtn-srl J residences. fenced
ant cross fenced. one-thiF1 ~ grain,
ai nay ana -li444a aa4 possession July
\ wen Improved 81 acre farm 3 miles
north ~ $50. the naest farm ls ths
county. Hetufel tle rivers, Sod nuiid-
ings. ane orchard saap & suil fhls
week n ~ kE0uANE q co
1911 IN NofiA NAN 81
FOR sALE-Te-- roosn house. modern. IS
feet. eas- front. ua EalEslen asenne uc-
tween thirteenth and Fourteenth. Here
S. saa.
Tca-rooua. brick house. below Eleventh
street. good iuc1tial. only 81 lN
Besides these. We have several gtii-esiEe
Investments in farms. stock ranches and
un.uproEed city property.
us.tf issi \. i.svrease.
FOR sAIE-A nice. s-rcoua cottage. well
+ttttiEtis Win emma Eif-1t t+eletsis
cement "a aiks. barn aaa sinds 70 fruiE.
.ielr Twelfth aat MalH. east front.
EeasoUa nle af 81 SO
81 feet vest front. on Gawrence. CONE
meuClng IS feet north - Eleventh.
street The highest ground on us
street the maF5 desirable and only >
feet left south 81 Twelfth street. The
price = s. H
\ s-feel frnet location. on faUrcnce.
south ~ Thirteenth street N.ea
HART f'ohD ~ ISL t.flN LAND COZ.
Sedswlck Block. us = First Strcef.
lE-if
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WANTED good experience1 soda
fountain raar Inquire Ste1nn q Bretch.
First and santa Re 49,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-04

site. 5th block. 5. Market. SSoo.
East front lots. 18Th block. :. Topeka.
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Nos 5I7-sls S Market double 1-sfarT.
Is rooms re1ts $50 rer month Here
somethirg soad - ~ Investment
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WANTED At once laundry boy or girl.
Isl North Topeka. Miss Cook I45-l3tx
HETP WANTED-sl2 weekly for copying
letters home. either sex Send Two
stamps fOr particulars. Eagle supply
Co.. 30 Dearborn Street, Chicago. silt
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cANulssERs WANTED.

VANTED-Canvasser TO travel in cOun-
try. Can clear from So to SIS per week.
Cau II POS Y. Iopeka. la--th su-ZtX
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS oPPORT
BTJrSITESS CHANCES 90 per year in
come can DC secured by anyone who
VIII take the trouble % Investigate our
plans 40 sold Ialne or gam2.ins
scheme; simple, straighttorVard oUsi-
ness proposition OF unusual merit.
Jumlapa Co.. Fullerton Bldg, St Louis.
RIO. 4-29-s1n-st
FOR SALE-The best livery stock in the
city. grocery stock. splendid location,
81 rent. Geo. o.. Henry, IA y. Main
FOR ALE-Restauranr- must sell: a
snap. Jones & ~ oltz, - E Douglas
lsl-We-fr-sI-stN
FOR SAI.E-H0teI ana furniture The
furniture of the hinEtlShe~ hotel VIII
be sold under mortgage az pubic a1c-
zion az tAe 1rott coor q sall hetei
buildl1s- ot hingrsner. -. T. Oh tsle IN
d1r VI A1y. tsL The Aotel hlilclng =
Tor rent cr sale Address p : Magic.
Attorney. Allglsher, - II 80 % %
BUSINESS CHANCES An energetic
man with good bosineSs qualifications.
can secure managerial position with
ohio corporation. capitalized for S-7a-
Or Must come well recommended and
lie acla 70 take stock IN company during
term ~ euEaE cement from Sl-7sss 10 S--att-
same u he taken Up AZ expiration q
agreement. Ills company IS composer
81 the reurase lLlr-ve business men 81
Columbus Salarv. $50 and Nherai
commission. Address Howard y. Kemp.
Secretary. Sphar BIDS, Colu1nle bus, -
- I--t
FOR SALE-A newly furnished li-room
roominE house. urst-class lo every re-
spect. GIL A. lis ". Douglas. room !
Is--s-x
FOR SALE-Best paying rooTaiag house
In CITY. reSpscta he ana ee7zfIssl- cheap
10 cash huver also Two Spanish per-iJs.
fhree parrl1-sttes az takers one Mex
lean dog also po0y. roa1 wagon and
harness. Parties leavfrg ci-- For par
ticuiars. address p o. BOX. 80. Wich-
Sta. Kansas I-5--tN
FoR SALE-A c1e-hatf N p hole interest
81 stock and tools ard machine cr VIII
sell stock and lease tools ara buildings.
This 4 coed chance for q practical rul--
IS have been established 81 years
and have the most complete stock -
tools and machines r. the vest Address
lss y. Lawrence y ichlta, Kan.
A~-i1
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CLASSIFIED
WAN s
S@~S<S7S<S0S . %@@S%3&

FOR SAI-E--sJ5 Fairvi-w aFeRUe. 4.
rooms. lath. uaatels. steam beat. hot
and cold water. cellar. large barn. els
tern and Isl seetNz9 feet deep Reese
& Co. L. East 1St street
l97-sln-vved Z hurst
FOR SALE-SIx-roo-n cottage. 9Th block.
corner Douglas and Lain. splendid ioca-
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Cne-Ealf cash. s. 81.
Modern. 5-roora cottage. Is feet. south
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Lot. &c block, y. Main. s. 90.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-12-23
WILL. TAKE SUGAR
AROUND TIE HORN

The fine American bark Willscot,
Captain Macloon, arrived In port yes
terday afternoon after a monotonous
voyage of 92 days from Hongkong. The
vessel came over in ballast and seems
to have struck exceptionally hard luck
I'm the way of wind all the way. After
leaving Hongkong the vessel was taken
south OF the Philippines through the
Celebes group OF islands and there
found all sorts of Gains and trying
weather
J'he Willscot has quite history. She
was picked up dismasted and deserted
off the west coast and repaired and
given an Hawaiian register. Later she
got an American register. She made
her last voyage from New York to
Honekong in 102 days
The bark will load sugar here for a
voyage to New York for Castle & Cooke
and is capable of handling about 300
tons OF the Hawaiian product. She Is
now berthed at the new government
wharf
Captain Macloons wife accompanies
him
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-12-23
Aorangi In Port Saturday.

When the Canadian-Australia liner
Aorangi arrived in port on Saturday
from Victoria and Vancouver there
We're number of disappointed people
in Honolulu. Many people expected
that the vessel would have a lot of
Christmas holly on board but this did
not turn out to be the case and only
two men were able TO secure any holly.
Others interviewed almost every mem
Der Of the vessels crew and seemed
willing to pay almost any price II able
to get single sprig of the Christmas
vine. The Aorangi left Vancouver at
3 y. m. on Dec. 18th, and Victoria at
one o'clock on the morning of the next
day. She experienced fine weather all
the way. She spoke the bark Harlech
Castle and the American ship Amur on
Dec. 18th and sighted "A two-masted
schooner beating to the northward on
the 18th. on Friday she sighted
three-masted schooner bound north.
The Aorangi left for the Colonies at
four o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-12-23
HOW NATIVES
ONCE FlSHED

tDoatlnusl From rnrr ~
frum the hole aud attaches isoif n tho
,HNfs nr cowries which 30 CLOSELY hugs.
clflinr itself al around d. ard SCENE
ing ohiigious Of ngythinE but The rieas-
ure nf hurrine lts lover" 81 r.iuHins
yer, quiet whilst hcint rap'diy drawn
no through the water uil just as ns
hsad is exposed above the wntef u
faieps 10. when the fisherman pulls the
string 30 as to bring lts head against
the edge of the canoe ana It g. Killed
by blow from "a club which il struck
between the eyes This must BE- rap
idly done before the animal has time
- become alarmed and let go the cow
~. when. should the arms be "A fathom
in length, II becomes "a dangerous an
taPonist. as there would be risk OF the
fisherman being squeezed TO death.
Having eight arms. an octopus OF such
size could very well manage two or
three persons. as the cutting of of one
or more of It's arms does not affect the
rest IN the least.