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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-12-11

Recent statistics show that a good
bull fighter can make a fortune in a
single season. Here is what Mazzan.
TIM, Reverte and Guerrita have accom-.
plished in one season:
Mazzantini took part in &C fights. and
killed los bulls; Reverte took part in
II. and killed 100, and Guerrita took
part in 76, and killed 147. As re-
ward Mazzantini obtained 396 ,O0Of. Re-
yerte 276,ooof,, and Guerrita 456 ,OOOf.-
Golden Penny.
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4 singular Iron Meteorite.

The University Of Wisconsin has
come into possession Of a unique piece
Of metcoric iron. The date Of its fall
is not known. butit was plowed up near
Algona Wis, in 1857. and until last
March remained in the hands Of the
farmer who discovered IL. It's shaped
like a shield. ten inches long by siz
broad. and an inch thick in the cen
ter. The convex surface is smooth
while the concave side is rough and en-.
crusted with oxide. II is believed that
il moved broadside through the air
the convex surface in front. On thi.
surface are strongly marked lines, IA.
dating from a nearly fat elliptieal
boss IN the center. The lines deeper
as they approach the periphery.
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Photography In Rusine.

The camera promises To become as
indispensable in business affairs as the
typewriter. II is now being usd'in the
reproduction of documents, statistical
tables and other papers whose dupli-
cation by hand would be laborious and
expensive. In very brief period the
camera reproduces these things with
absolute correctness and with much Ia
Dor saved.-Chicago Chronicle.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-12-11
Doan'S
Kidney Pills,
A Modern Medicine for
Every Kidney Ill.

Mr.. T II. Hughes, Of Saxtons River v T. Z,
e@nloyed ~ Is. +. Locke q Co, says. Wy
kidncys aid not act properly Tor years, alld
IN gradually grew on me. For Two or tIie
wears they troubled me very mueh WIZ
dull, aching pain across my baek anu -, ~
my loIns. III / stood on my feet Tor any
LENGTH IN time, / felt the pain across ~
back more and my legs became naI ,lt
When the pain In my back got 50 pau il,as
/ could stand II no longer, ! put on plas.s,ls,
and / used a great many OF them, Du5 . ~
only afforded me temporary rehel. ! an IN
psed medicines Of all kinds, but ihey ull
not reach the cause. ] saw Doahs hllhey
pills advertised, and 20 well recomInehueu;
that / was Induced 10 give them trlal, r nul
1 rot them al Andrews drug store Ihty
gave me Immediate relief AFTER the Feal-
ment / seldom felt any symptoms OF my
former troubles, but when ] did ! TOOK
fev ~ Doan's Kidney Pills and II soon
Ieft me NV rheumatic pains were not 80
severe. and did not have that uredl IAN IAN
g1Id feeling. ! had more energy IN dolhs
nv work ana give an the credit 10 Dosh
Kidney Pills. They did me great deal
of good. aud feel justified In reeommIie ny lI..
ing them to others as good ana feAap'o
no9a's Kidney pills for sale by all drug
gtsts: 20 cents per box. Fosier-Milbnrh D''
Buffalo, N. y.
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Sidney Smith described the or
nithorhynchus paradoxus as a quad
ruped as large as a cat, with the ewes.
color and skin Of mole, and the
bill and feet Of duck, an eccentric
kind Of bird litten with the ambi-
ton Of being a quadruped.
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The Glory Of a Man
Is in His Strength.
Can More Marvellous Things BE
Found
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS.
What One Of Barrels Very Prominent
Stone Cutters and Member OF
the Union Has TO Say of Yer
mont's Most Capable

| TnySiCtah'
For the past eight years l had been
a great sufferer from kidney, bladder
and liver trouble. Ny bowels were
very constipated and | had indiges'
ton so badly that many times glass
of water would distress me. Heart
burn was an everyday occurrence,
was very nervous and excitable and
unable to rest nights, and in fact
felt more tired in the morning as a
rule than when retiring at night. My
sexual organs were very much inn
paired; in fact might say lost. II ]
would take little cold my lungs
would seem to be filled with a mu-
cous, | was almost constantly hawk
ing and splitting and many Of my
friends feared was going into con-
sumption. My urine was very highly
colored and / had to get up from five
to eight times in the night.
In this serious condition | had con-
suited physicians at Fox Island, Me-,
nv old home, in Connecticut, Boston,
Springfield, Mass, Barre, Montpelier
and Burlington, Vt. Some Of the
doctors said | had Bright's disease;
others said that ! had a bad case Of
catarrh, which not only affected my
head, but my whole system; other
doctors said | was in consumption
and the only hope for me was a
change of climate: while still other
physicians said that | had Brights
disease, liver complaint and that !
was passing away the vital fluid Of
life in my urine.
In this serious condition, on Aug.
IL, 1901, more dead than alive, sent
for DIR. Morrow, although my wife
and many Of my would-be friends adj
vised me not TO do so, believing that
my case was hopeless and that | would
throw away my money, as in the past,
trying to get well.
About five o'clock on Aug. IL, 1901,
DIR. Morrow called at my house, gave
me the most rigid examination that /
had ever been through and then told
me that if would strictly follow his
directions, land not listen to the jeal-
Gus know-it-alls,) that in three months
time he would put me in condition to
go to cutting stone again. This
seemed almost incredible, but while
there is life there is hope, so | at once
commenced taking his treatment and
true to his word everything that he
told me came to be true.
My full health and manhood have
been restored and today | am the
father Of as sweet a little baby boy in
perfect health as | believe ever lived.
While | am well aware that there
are many jealous people that would
try and have poor sufferer stay away
from DR.. Morrow, even if they knew
they could be cured, nevertheless ]
make this true statement for the good
OF suffering humanity and in Justice
TO the man who has saved my life.
shall be pleased to answer any
questions concerning my case, either
in person or by letter. My residence
is N. Smith Block, Barre, Vt.
Signed, grateful patient,
VIM +. NoRTHRoP.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Commencing
with November DIR. Morrow will be al
the Red Lion Inn, Randolph, every
second Thursday, namely: Nov. 6, 20,
Dec. 4, Is, etc. His Office hours will
be from 1890 a. m. to 4.30 p. m.
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There were 1,071 strikes during
1901 in Germany, involving 141. 220
persons, as against 1,462 strikes Of
29s,s19 persons in 1900. In 200 cases
in 1901 the strikes were successful.
In 2s5 cases they were partially sue
cessful, aud in 81 cases they failed.
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Londen Is introducing water
trougns for thirsty horses, at which
the wafer can be run Of BY touching
push-lutton and fresh water run In.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-27

ers S225d6.50; Gamers. 81 .5072.50; bulls.
S2.25Q5.25; calves. S2.50Q6.50; Texas fed
steers, S4.0ed6.eo; western steers. 5000
$50.
Hogs-Receipts today, $500; Monday $500
Market strong to sc higher. Mixed and
butchers. SLS0Q 30; good TO choice heavy
sL7oGS.o0; rough heavy, s1.25Q160; light.
S675Q770: bulk OF sales, S7.45Q770.
Receipts, $500 Market duh for
sheep lambs lower Good to choice weth-
ers. S400G475; fair TO choice mixed. s275
04.o0; western sheep, s2.50d475; native
lambs S3.50d7.00
Official yesterday. Receipts: Cattle
2,z94; hogs, 1850 sheep. p .2SS. Shipments:
Cattle. 1,9lS; hogs. 2.329. sheep, AT.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. July 6.-Cattie-Receipt
l50. Market nominal Choice export and
dressed beef steers. $1e01So0; gair to
good, $500 $50; stockers and feeders. s.. %
$780, western fed steers. S4e0Q6o0: Texas
and Indian steers. S3150425 Texas COWS
S.6oQ3eo; native COWS, S-1565.o5; native
heifers. $2.Soa5 %; Gamers. N.75a2 &: bulls
S2loQ4oo: calves. $3-25G5.eo.
RECEIPTS for the week: $500 cattle
81 90 calves
Receipts. 10a0 Market strong
Top. S7.75. bulk Of sales S.. $50 7-so. heavy
S7.5I1s247.75: mixed packers. $1.33si 55;light
SbGs' i-flla, workers., Sl-559fl.sfls, pigs,
S65306.90 Receipts for the week. 2. so
Sheer Receipts. Co. Market strong.
Native lambs. S4i5T620: western lambs
SS3oQ5-oo: western wethers S-25d4.15;
fed ewes, SS.65G46o; Texas clipped yesr-
lings. S2751455, Texas clipped sheep.
& tllS.75. stockcrs ana feeders s. %
Receipts for the week. 1900
ST. Louis.
st. Louis July 6--Cattle-ReCeipts.
300 including 200 Texans. Market is
steady Beef steers. S7.seit7.6o. stockcrs
ana feeders. ss.2f05.15, cows nd heif-rs
S5.25G5.50. Texas steers, SS-0oGA75: cows
and heifers. S24o8SS5
Hoss-Reccipts l03o Market g. rt-h-
or. Pigs ard lights. s.. 4ol7s5, packers.
S7.5fT7-S5; butchers. S7.S5GS15
sheep Receipts. none Market steady.
Natives. S.5oo4l5, lambs. Si-5oa+-'5.
St. Joseph.
st. Joseph July &-Cattle-Receipt no
Market steady
Receipts. 2725. Market steady 70
strong. Light and light mixed. S.s)e7.65:
mixed and heavy $ z01F-- =. pigs & ~
zoo: bulk OF sales. S7.50d7.7o
Sheep-Receipts. none. Market steady.
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said that cash houses had big consign-
ments due here next week and were sell
ing at the fancy price against them.
Still others said the little shorts were in
and that the little selling was simply a
feeler by the Patten clique 10 see what
the effect would be on the market and on
the shorts. It is conceded that the big
shorts did not settle anything in the open
market. Gossip had 1t, however. that
nearly all the shorts covered Mr.. PaIten
said he had made no settlements. Nat
ural conditions were such as 10 warrant
4 good break in prices once the July deal
y as out of the way. Crop receipts were
exceptionally favorable. Naturally al the
deferred months felt the influence Of the
see-saw. July opened &c up at Tic on
little bidding. Prices sagged 20 Csc a;
once on offerings. but did not begin its
big slump until about mid-sessiou. when
July fell to sc. The close was weak &C
under at sc. September opened a shade
up 10 a shade down At 34lsc 70 &c, broke
TO 32izc and closed lails down. at Sc.
Receipts today we're more liberal than for
some time at % cars. fs OF contract
grade.
Wheat ruled weak. Light contract grad
ing. higher cahies and rains IN the Ne
brasks harvest fields had only z temper
airy bracing effect. Large receipts in the
southwest started selling and closing oct
q good long line of July stuff caused a
big drop IL that opsion. The hearish sen
tinent spread into the otter months and
selling was general and heavy. At no
tirne was there good SUPPORT 20 the fail
ing market. The marked aggression both
in oats and corr was Az itional cause
FOR weakness and weak close was the
result At no time after ;he start Vas
the crowd inclined 10 follow the only real
hunish incentive-Iow grading This was
too heavily Offset b. the movement 70
market and hy the demorallzed condition
OF the market for low grade stun. St
Losis had over 80 % bushels and Kansas
City about 80 CO The latter poiot ex-
poets over 80 90 bushels Monday. St
Louis reported stur OF the track gnsold.
July opened &c down az 7sc ard closed
- lower al 7iizc- September opened &c
TO &C I'D OF the early hullish uews.
sluusped 20 Ti9isc ard closed weak i-Gs.c
dovn az 1is4s-c. Local receipts we're
- cars. S % contract grade Ainreap-
oils and Duluth reported - cars. making
a total for the three points a 81 cars
against - last week ard ~ a year aga.
Primary receipts we're Lla1pe bushels
compared 70 So year ago Seahoars
ciearaacss II wheat ard four eQuaued
81 o. tushsls
Ccrn prices melted away ard ruled
losFer IA day Il vas rot 50 much INST
Ter - news y uo s1racrt thst czased r.
Options essed usterially AZ the start
decline aside fr0rn the fact that July
there were bsarish sdsiceS that dressed
The other EsoaSAx TIE 81 r-.e9 dec.1-
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net losses 81 the majority 81 cases Ro~E
I Island vas affrcted anew BY che plan far
TIC conversion n is accurftfes. ana IN
notable strength ~ the a. Loeis n san
Francisco stocks. Kansas. Port eeott A.
Memphis and Chicago 8 Eastern nIaois
was due q hopes that those properties
would be incisdeG Or the new nroierf
The definite formation ~ fh.s plan raea
fresh crcdeuce o. Fuuors ~ mary rfaar
financial Tfojects which hsve fallen oat
ot Fubi7 attention for fsns tire after
actiFc diaourFiDr bat ths lack ~ acffv-
Inherent ia the market incident g. ths
snort session and ike abzrnes fr fhe roas.
;fy q many active operators len these
factors ineffective - roia ~ price, The
bank stat~usrnt showed q gain in cash
reserves - sz.sftzpe. zhich 81 rrar5y
nliiiiou 81 excess - enpecfaff1as. Haf
this. with the loan expansion q 8 ~ ~
resulted r. ar Increase CD DEPOSITS ~
fi.fs - 1hirh 81 cass me r~aalfesn~at
- she legal feasrve ~ f-EI.e1l A. ths
incrcass in cash fans shart ~ sfs ~
sTssB. ihn surplus reserve IL snerlarh-s
upon - that e1fenf
The disclosure thar ere uees1 ~ a-ff4s
rpsruiatien srs sbsofbiaz ule Increase IL
available resources aaa thr pfaaar>f ga,
feFther Eoid Wia e. oaf- aeaf werk vrae
the eeseranirrt r~se-sea have trrsa -
take ~ q gaiig Hsrrias raeeed -are ass
easIneaa ever fhe eearsr - fh- reasr
market. ASA cerfaaza-r ~ rescsls-
fian-
ne stick uasrsef hzr sh1sH sexsss
q asirnafioa fsia seek ~fira T. extra
ersiasTy. treasured - rae stsa1arsz e.
f-ar.
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SEE-SAW WENT
OATS FOR JULY
Price Dropped Sixteen Cents
in Twenty Minutes
AND WENT BACK AGAIN
Landing Three Cents EOwer
Than Yesterdays Figures.

Chicago, July 27.-wrd and Jagged duc-
Jations in new July oats held specu-
ators on chang spembound today. IN
-wenty minutes the cornered option
sIumped i5isc and in as many minutes
more. there was a rally OF PC The CRY
atoms resulted from a rumor that thu
Patton deal in July options had been
settled. and from the almost immediate
contradiction OF the same story. Pre-
Gictions Of heavy receipts for next week
in all grains. but especially IN oats, had
much 10 do with the bearish sentiment
that was prevalent on the floor before
the break started. The depression spread
INTO the other pits, and although traders
we're al at sea as to the real position OF
ths manipulated July options all in three
pits. yer az the end Of trade prices were
all rather bearIshly demo-alized. July
oats lost sso September lie; July wheat
&C; September wheat 14aac. July corn
PIC and September corn lc- Provisions
closed &c 10 sc lower.
Blackboard figures % the DAYS work
in the oats pit looked very sensational.
SET the actual business IN the pat was
nothing unusual. Excitement naturally
ran high and this pit was ths center Of
attraction 70 the board following. A. the
start there was some weakness IN both
July and September options. influenced
IS increased receipts. fair weather Cor
al least the weather fairsr than the gen
eraI conditions Of late. and expectations
ere that a heavy general movement q
oats 10 this center would begin next week
II took = 20 bushels 70 knock July down
.sc-ans in fluctuations OF and & Il a
tine AZ that. The slump came az e great
surprise 10 all the pit crowd Some rad
Il that James Patten had settled hls con-
tracts Of about 10000 bushels With me
shorts az something near ssS- Others
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STOCKS AID Bonds

SeT York July a-Ttsrs Nere zzrions
points = strsnEth n to1zTs stgck nar-
ket fas nss; hazr - fhs frst.ax saou-
jaE zsra ;sr sszs character as fhsf @
fhe week Just clnslrs TIE feeasrs hes
ever vas ianEssd AID fas s~1iax M
61csd - ire state-fzf e co1titiea 81,
f6s hsnks Vas ~ EsE erosKh ahseffla.s
- preTeat q feriinirg tsrts1eT- - q
ressis -. el1sing rsa easy an9 rs5ssi--f
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on the produce exchange today the
butter market was easy, creameries I'D
&c. dafries i5izQisC.
Cheese-Hteadg i5Nl0irc-
Eggs-Steady. fresh L5c.
Kansas City.
Kansas city. July zs.-W heat--septezn-
Der. sfzsdef.c. December. sstsassizc cash
No hard. Old. sc. No. hard. ease.
No. 4 hard. 5sf.59c. rejected hard. s4r5ssi
No red CSC. No. red. &c
Corn-septem0er. lsi.qis7sc December.
Pc. d15ztc. cash 40 mixed a,i1ffssi4c;
No. 2 white. s5lsc. No. waite ei'.o.
Oats-No. ? white. 10 sales.
Rye-No. 2 90 asked
TIsy-Choice timothy. fi0@gllp. choice
prairie. t6.75q7-oo
Butter-creamery. 1sasc. fancy daiFy .lse
EEEs-Fresh. lfc.
Receipts Of wheat. 81 cars.
ST. Louis.
81 Louis. July es-Close- Wheat-XsF-
kef lower. No. red cash elevator. s7asc:
track f114Gesc new July. sac. Septen-
Der. s7Fas'izc. December. ssizaasssc. MOI
hard s70s7is new
Corn-Lo~er. SO. cash. nominal.
track Sc. July. SC. SEPTEMBER. sc. De-
ccrnber. zsisc-
Oats-I-ower 80. cash. nominal.
track. 70 new; July. 81. September. nc
NJ Nhlss &c Old
Rye-Firr,. Sc
New York.
View York July Butter Receipts.
az packages Msrkei resksr frifa-
ton June creamery. lE54 ast35c. fzctory. IS
o 1-i4c
Receipts. - packages. Hsr<st
firm. Fancy Colersf isrFa. sf.- Hhife.
e, 1f=.c fancy fsrEe state fan cream
cctQre6 1ac. Waite sc
EsEs- Receipts. fF7s Iaekazer Market
irregular. state ard Fe1urvi raGia. 20
1a4c IesfeTn caadief i5-s1rc
suEar-RaV. firm Pair feeEiaz 70
c.utrifuEal e fest. sc fra3ass@s sugar.
&c Rehred steady Crushed fI5c.
poNde-ed SIR gTa1llaft1 Asze
Cerfe- Steady To = pa : z-isc
1frllszfs-7lrrr. Sca or4erra. Easzr.
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edly heavy. With manipulation OF the
markets so much IN evidence as today.
1t was needless to look outside for the
explanation OF the decline. uly opened
&c down at &c sold at 51zc. and closed
weak PIC down. at &c The decline
stopped on the buying OF few 'dves.
Altogether the trading In July did not
amount 10 more than l59oo0 bushels. Sep
TENDER opened L TO &c up at sgs to &c.
sold down to 5ssc and closed weak. &c
down at 5sitc. Receipts were rs cars.
Provisions, after a steady opening on
firm hog market. weakened on general
selling and lack OF support The grain
tumble had some effect Trade was not
large. Little interest was shown in the
business OF this pit. September pork
closed TIC down az s17-so. September lard
lso down at So0A and September ribs
10c of at SO 90 Estimated receipts Mon
day. Wheat. 30 cars: corn. 80 care:
oats. 20 ears: hogs. z5.gDo head
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cotton MARKET

New York, July S-The cotton market
opened steady. to points lower. hut
prices rapidly advanced July sold at
S5Ac. as against S15c on yesterday break
while August worked up 10 &S2c OF =
points above the lowest q yesterday
FUTURES opened steady at the decline.
July. sic. August. $40. September. rs
October and January. -.f5c March 7.6sc
Spot. steady Niddung suif Size mid
ding uDlsnds g lice.
Liverpool July 26-Cios5ne Cotton
American middling. 2s-sed
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WAS DULLEST
OF SATURDAYS
Hog Market Took a Rest Yes
terday,
NO CAR LOADS SOLD
Everybody Waiting to See
What Packers Mean.

Hod receipts were light. and yesterday
was the duHest Saturday seen in Ions
time on this market The prices have
been up and down, and the country ship
pers do not like the uncertainty. They
are evidently waiting to see whether the
packers are determined to force prices
down. Everybody knows that hogs are
high. and the shippers are afraid Of q
big drop in the market. Better receipts
are expected. however This week
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oTHIR LIVESTOCK MARKETS


Sncludirg 6lo Texans. Market steady.
Good . prime steers, nominal. S7.S5e1S. 20:
poor I, medium. S45oq7 90; stOckers and
feeders S2.5oq5.25i cows, sl-5ee5-5o; heit-
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sIIccESS IN SPECULATION

stoeEs - o.az .Ssfsts ; sfss
pisn $3.50 rzsElf il e sr1Et - EsaesS ~
EstsQ Or vsfhlr - esTa Nrits ~ rsrfirs5sFs
s16 ser1 - or fr-< 800 "sts4rfa ssrthe<s
~ Ssfr szsestzrsts
- D Fs-os@ 81 a co. ss.ksrs sss BrsE<rs.
ehl<.Eo sts<k E1zazzEs bsxx.. cA4z.<>
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- QTuTATloNs

Cash quotations were as fo-ioNs.
Fiour-sfesdy. WiateT patents. . 80
AZ siTaiehts 2 - c5ears Slsf
g.. srrlrE. Us. patents. us.6sE
Wheaf-No. spTlrs. &c. No. 3 -
No red. 7si-c
So 30. uhife. 40 ~
Oats-So. e ts7sc- NJ. white. 80
Rve-So. 2 -7s -ss4sc
Pax ssea-S1. Z. rs. &c. NortaEest-
err. IA
Timothy sesE-Prirae Xxx
Mes PORK. pr barrel 81 Ell -. lard.
per 20 gscsrss s@z short rifes rlsea
lcos@l s1s191as s1ort Gear ss5ss OK
II f-fst
fvhlszv-fsasls - hlzh Nfne. ~
CIover-Courrx<t g-zzle. f-EasE
RECEIPTS AND sEIP&ESTz
Articles ztress.a san -
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Now for another arctic exploration. =
sid Fogg : be started on q search Tor his
SYsrshoeS.-BostoH transcript.
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= reres a. ns sra - 2 wr~aa O. ksss
~ gods - f dos 81 . Esz o sasss
s ss4.sx.ez Lszses-s
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Sehs8T xess ~ ree8 as - Fzs4fsiss
res .cvs-t-34ss a. a ss4z4 As@zs4. -- As<k<
$50 fslE@~.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago.
Chicago, July 25--The leading futures
ranged as follows.
49, ! IL ! !. - -
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I -. = =. ! -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-27

On the produce exchange today the
butter market WAS easy. creameries ia
&c. dairies i5iz4isc.
Cheese-Steady i0Ni0izc-
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-15

 DESPOT|SM
By Governor A. B. cUMMINs of Iowa

By Governor 4. 8. cUMMiNs of Iowa HE AMERICAN PEOPLE WILL NO MORE SUBMIT TO COMMERCIAL DESPOTISA THAN THEY WOULD TO GOVERNMENTAL DES- POTISM, and the tendency in the one case can be and will be easily thwarted the tendency in the other.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-15
other.


 Many remedies have been proposed and hop with proper humility suggest that NO CORPORATION WHETH FER INDUSTRIAL OR OTHERWISE SHOULD BE PER MITTED TO ISSUE STOCK UNLESS PAID FOR IN MON EY AT ITS PAR VALUE. If in years such law had been and enforced believe that the combna which have excited alarm not been made
 believe that branch of the government be vested with the fix the prices of products service upon which monopoly substantial monopoly has been established. TRUSTED INDUSTRY COMMERCE. SECOND
 In all the period of which proud and which moving factor of the advance how large corporation become natural So long its business make and better progress establish look only without but pride upon development but when organized either make of bae stocks and bonds the operation organization organized purchase rival order competition be suppressed impaired is then high about for that will vicious a tendency.
 EXTENSION THROUGH COMPETITION MOTTO OF lN DEPENDENCE AND ADVANCE CONSOLIDATION TOWARD NoPoLY IS THE MAXIM SLAVERY
 have heard often said that the tendency consolidation of the necessary incidents the evolution that strike it with the strong hand of nct mortal wound upon the body of industry reject the
 Every period of the worlds history exhibits character They have been the world The ambitious spirits of have sought absolute dominion and the consultations of the last nish another illustration of the towering desire rule
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-15
A National Bureau
 Of Criminal Identification
By Major RICHARD SYLVESTER, Chief Of
 Police of Washington

;: : : : ::: ;: :: bill before congress having for its object I'M the establishment of national bureau of criminal E49 identification in with the department of G justice.
 <N Those who familiar with the proposed law do - not hesitate to pronounce it desirable one,