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N ~ in COTTON VALUES.

were active operators when the price prom,
Ased greatest rewards IN case an upheayel
should occur. The business was 81 mod
crate volume and fluctuations took din
that might well Brighten zone less steadfost
than the average bull
Liverpool continued to star in the beadsh
role. Sales on the spot amounted 10 ~
COO bales at quotations lower by points
Contracts made fnal loss OF AGA to 5.e4
The big English market anxlously awaits a
cue from Mr.. Buston.
New York opened point up TO polnt
below the previous close. This was the
best level Of the day and slow but steady
decline prevailed throughout the morning.
causing to 7-polnt loss at midday. A
slight improvement followed and made the
range for trading during the FIRST half Of
the afternoon. more decisive decline than
before set in at this time and continued
through the balance Of the session. In the
net result October declined points and
the other months went to To points lower
New orleans started point on October
aud practically unchanged on later options
small Improvement nt once brought the
best Of the day The gain wns quickly
lost aud another decline Of points fol
lowed The fluctuations were then con.
fined TO 2 points for the remainder Of the
morning. Shortly after midday there was
almost recovery Of initial prices after
which the scale went steadily lower until
bottom prices were reached on the last call
In the net result November dropped on .
points and the rest Of the list went 10 to
II points lower. Sales at the four Ameri
can markets amounted TO 6546 bales spot
quotations were marked down Lice at
New Orleans, Houston and Galveston aud
. points lower at New York
The figures Of the movement were not
unusual. Receipts at all ports for the day
were 5T7s2 bales, compared with 54,676
for the corresponding day Of last year. Since
Friday they have been 22o,062 hales, com
pared with l965s7 for the same time Of last
week and $4,000 for the corresponding
time Of last year Thus far In the season
they have been 1874, 1S1 bales compared
with 1,o39,950 for the corresponding time
of last season Exports since Friday have
been 163,928 bales compared with 65.7s0
for the same time Of last week md 1882
for the corresponding time OF last year.
Stock at United States ports for the day
was 5t5,520 bales, conBared with 4s1,2s0
for the same day Of last week and 4Ss,431
for the corresponding day of last year.
Fairchill & Hobson Of New Orleans say
To make little of what the Chronicle had to
say recently as to the prospects of the
growing crop being as good, II not better,
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GRAIN MARKET FAIRLY ACTIVE
BULLlSh FEELING
PREVAILED IN WHEAT,
Foreign Market Reports Caused Strong
Opening in corn---oats ard Pro-
visions Also Closed Higher.

Chicago, October 10.-Trading was fairly
active On the board Of trade today and
higher prices were the rue December
wheat closing MG@ higher. December corn
up lN8lh. With oats AWN higAer Jan.
uary provisions closed from 5 to "a to 2lis
higacr
Although the weather was against Higher
prices IN wheat being very favorable Tor
movement there was strong upward
tcndcacy 20 the market and the close was
strong az about the highest point Of the
day Strength " tho Northwestern markets
was ths prlncipa cause Tor the buillsh feel
ing, although receipts wore comparatively
small. Buying was general throughout the
day with a particularly good demand for
May December opeued unchanged 20 Is
higher at 1ON 60 107s. There was a gradual
advance MS the session progressed with two
other slight reactions nutl Iils had been
ieocncd. The close wus 9s@M higher al
Il9s@7iis. Receipts were nlnety-hvc cars,
three of contract grade. Minneapolis aud
Duluth reported 6SG cars, making total for
tho three points OF i5i cars against S9S
last week and ISL q year ago
Higher rabies caused strong opening IN
corn aud the market was strong throughout
The entire session although on the advance
free selling by locals brought about slight
decline Tho reaction was only temporary,
however, ana with gocd buying late la the
day the close was strong ami Higher. Cover.
Ing by shorts was one OF the principal
features of trading. Il being said that about
a miliicu and a half bushels were taken hy
one prominent local dealer December
opened iAHii to isnN higher az iSi5 10 iSis
ON good demand the price went up To vi
when reaction Go iS9s6iiSA occurred, but
later there wns another rally ana the close
was az the tor figure OF the day. at 4uis
with gain Of liSdlh,, Receipts were SO5
cars, twenty mine OF contract grade.
oats opened about steady in sympathy
with other grains, VITA considerable selling
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IelIEF WAS GENERAL
X Much COTTON IS MAKING
s.;lo,s to Adjust Labor Trou-
: q ..s Depressing Effeot-spot
= Markets Weaker

I'm 4 to 5 points lower
As'p VII 6 to 10 points lower.
W otI.ans, 9 to II points lever.
,,..,s0of, 4 points lower
~ York s points lover
r'..sbere, lie lower
|.nsA7Es FOR TO-DAY;
o.0,,on 1900 to $4,000, against
y. q, orleans, 5000 to 1000, against
boz last year.
..a,y,s cotton market was one Of
Y. ,,isl for the bulls. The result may
.r,sd as a still greater source for
...,,,t because the trade seemed to
,.iea on the belief that the cotton
rsather OF October Is doing great
4 osset the misunderstanding weather
,,ust The appearance Of frost in a
I, dangerous form was confined tn the
IN, limits Of the belt and the heat Of
IN inset all bullish calculations as
4, a. Il dlssipated the thoughts of win
4 announcement Of such condition
mn the medium Of English crop osti.
AN vas promised for the near future.
II only regarded It as cause for great
,onadence and longs felt the need Of
,ar caution. Commitments on the for
account were thrown out with such
Sou that nothing hut buying on huge
steady scale would have resisted the
sure. Each transaction seemed to in
increased weakness and the offerings
The end were sufficient to provoke a
slump.
Il news Of failure to adjust the labor
bles IN the anthracite coat districts
a very depressing effect npon the con
"a Of trade. There was really no de-
70 take hold Of matters from a specu
re standpoint until the clouds that hang
heavily over the industrial horizon are
iHy removed mt least. This led to n
llr spot demand and a lowering Of Of
quotations at most Of the markets
Immediately reelected in the course Of
ncts. The movement did not disclose
hing remarkable Bulls Interpreted
reduction compared to figures Of the
Ut past to mean that abundance is only
be feature Of September and that
after the producer VIII employ diff
lt plan in marketing, which during Il
year will make the statistical story
rely altered from that Of tho first
ID. Reports from most Of the spot
ers Indicated that buyers and sellers
becoming further apart in their views,
lstter being Inclined to procrastlnatc
tie idea that the thousands Of bales
spcb day by such weather MS that
shNng viii soon cause a better buy
level, the farmer knowing that about
900 bales have already been parted
and II their views are right about
crop, believe the passing Of such a
tIiy can not fail TO place them in Il
commanding position. Parties sup
to be buying for Wall street and the
inent Interests included in that term
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cTIICAGO.

Chicago. October fJ.-Cattle-Re 49,
600. including 800 Texans. 1000 Westerns.
steady; good 10 prime steers Z. iOas %
popr 10 medium 3, 156t5 IS; stockers and
feeders . 25M4 10: COWS ] j01tf IS. hclfttF
. 2Jn3. 20: Gamers ! 5OH2 80: bulls = 2dlt
4 10; calves 4.O0d7 90; Texas fed stceus
3 00dJ 50: Western steers 3 15m7 90. Hos
Receipts 2l000; opened slow, closed
strong: mixed ana butchers g 75Gi7 40.
good 10 choice heavy g gl9i7 80; rough
heavy 6.35M8 S.; light G.35N7. IS sheep
Receipts 5000; strong: good 10 choice
az 70; Western sheep 50Gi3 60; native
lambs 3.50aG. %; Western lambs 75d
5.35
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st. Louis. October -Cattie-Receipts
1909 including 500 Texans; market steady (;
native shipping and export steers J,jpdl
80; dressed beef aud butchers steers 400
d71O; steers under 1000 pounds 375GBO0;
st0ckcrs aud feeders 2.j50I4iO; cows and
hcifers 225d5.J0; CAMPERS Loo. 90; bulls
2.gOmjOO; calves 3.O0Gi7. 23; Texas aud In
dian steers 2GlNi5.u0; COWS md heifers 2.4J
nJ5o, Hogs Receipts G5o0; market iOUl
G05dTl5; butchers 7iOlfT. 30. sheep re
ccipts 1000; market steady; native muttons
38J04.O0; lambs 4 956fI 90; culis ana buck
2.lOa3 35. stockers 100000; Texans $40
mJsO.
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, October 15.-Cattle-
Receipts 16,700 natives 1900 Texans 1850
Texas and lilo native calyes market
and dressed beef steers 7OO0g7 SO fair 10
good 3.00M69J; stockers and feeders 1000
md Indian steers 2.75d4O0: Texas COWS
]. b0G3oO: native cows 1O0ai4 90. native
hpifers 2 756t4.50! Gamers 1.0OQ2OO: bulls
2.OGd3J0: calves 100000 Hogs Receipts
1900; market 5Gi1O lower; heavy dO5n
0n5; mixed packers 0o2lGst7. O5; light $50
mT0iA. pigs 5.000i6SJ. Sheep Receipts
5000; market Arm; native lambs g. 45n4 ~;
Western lambs 405m5 90; native wcthcrs
200Gf4.O0; Western wethers 33o03.T5;
stockers aud feeders 1.7jGf3 90.
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corroN $50 PRODUCTS.

Nempbls October .-lDIl-Carload lots
nor milton: Prime crude 2aiA; on nominal;
prime summer yellow 1911, on nominal.
choice cooking summer yellow less than
carload lots nominali prime meal - 20; on
nofniuns prime cake 81 90.
New orleans. October ij.-Cotton seed
Prime refined IN barrels 3d. on 30;
prime crude loose b.
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Sales Of Clean Heavy--Reeelpte Of
Rough Light,
Receipts Of rough rice In the local market
dronred 10 small quantity yesterday. The
fsct was due more to accidental delay
tbun 10 failure OF shippers as a good deal
was reported to be on the way which VIII
sven the arrivals in the future. The sales
~ clean reached big total The extent
i, no demand Is better shown through
tho s,ye 81 the sales than Otherwise. the
49,. -....a.h Of p4ees was maintained with
snd talk Of further advances was NOT
suppressed. The eEtet eonall,oa !.
feId since late rains eonunos1 " - =
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coFEEE.

New York October ij.--Cofee- Spot Rio
oniet. No 4 invoice 5.i6; mild quiet; Cor
3ova TAMll Coffee futures closed steady
and net points lower except May, which
was tinchuieed sales 25.oOO bags. October
4 81; November 81 bid. regular = Iauuary
TENDER 5.e5.
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National Stock Yards, 81. Louis, October
1b--The following salos Of TcNus aud Ter.
rltory cattle were made here today: Bald.
ridge a. O'ConncE Wagner / r., SOI
man. Texas, PA pound bulls $50 II. l..
Barnet, BartlesHlie, I. r, 732 pound cows,
200 r. J.. Love, futile l. r. $50 pound
Kan. 032 pound steers 400. Within Cor
ham, Ochelate, ], T., ia pound steers, 40;
I42 pound steers, $50. Livingstone & Co.,
Wagner !. n. $50 pound steers, 375. Tom
Perry futile, / r., 734 pound COWS. 40:
$40 pound cows, $50 W. A. Mathews,
CHtoosa, O32 pound steers, 8,76. Seven
thousand Texans; steady.
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Crowley


crovvIny. Ia. october i5.--Hesd 5hd5l5
straipbts 8Ad4; screenings 1G25; No, 2
t,t,sn > fOd250 Bran per ton 8 oeQigO,
poiIsh. pcr ton l5.O06ii7.op. Receipts, rough
rice previously reported l5J,O83; Tuesday,
October H. sS52i total since September j,
1Cq Tn5
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bTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Lice down; stock 16o,59j bales
Low oId......6h Middling .,.S SIC
Ordinary ....7 1-16 Good mid ..s%
Good ord ..7 9-16 Mid fair .....s l1-i6
Low mid. ...7S Sales ......."3'3UO
New York-Spots closed dull. prices ;
Good Good ord 70 Good mid ...0oT
Vow mid. .S.31 Mid fair .....9 50
Middling. ..S.75 Sales ........ 45f
I.iverpool-Spots closed easier, prices I
points lower; business good sales l2,OOO
bales. of which 10000 were American; ex
port and speculation 800 bales; Imports
5000 bales, Of which none were American.
Ordinary. labs Middling. .....I q
Good ord ....4bO Good mid ....4 y
Low mid. .....4.62 Mid fair .'''.o'lo
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NEW ORLEANS LIVE STOCK.
(gpeclnf "a The post

New Orleans. October 1.-THE New Or
leans live stock exchange reports a scarcity
81 Fat steers market clearing up; general
outlook favorable for anything good. sheep
IN fun supply; no demand
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much = source Of speculation as fact. but
there Was sufficient information 70 believe
thei tbe market will feel the effects 81
,mneirment which the grade Of the rice
mas sustained.
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range Of prices at New York and
orleans for active months was as fol-
York Open. High. Low. Close.
uafy ,.p...S. 64-65 s 81 S54 S.55-j6
| 0reaus-
luary ,....s 2sb $50 sir s.17-1s
in '".,...S.33-34 $50 SO S,22-23
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New York Exchange.

d,,ros acttve. GOOD demand, nj 2.OO6i4 25,
Iii ctnoi eoiea AZ alfgI4. 05. Japan zee
Hge" GOOD demand, at l.50d3 So, with actual
g.tsg "a . 5fNJ3 S.,
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Vessels Destined for Galveston.
gTFAMSHTpg

Bnihiin Head (Br)............B Barry 10
Belgian iBr) ..,...........An Antwerp D.
Cayo Mono (Br1.. at New Orleans 10
Clstn 81 Messlna 1tal.). New York 10
Ciuden (Br) Antwerp 81
penYer (Am) .......s.....N New York 10
Eidorgdo lAm), ...,,,.s.- New York 10
Frankfurt t6er). ............ BREMEN ~
Inventor tBrJ .....s.s..,.,. Liverpool 10
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HOrsToN.

The following are the quotations for the
Houston i've stock market as furnished By
the A. G. Bell Live stock Commission ccin'
panyi
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London. October i5-Consols for money
% 1-1G; Tor the account e3 3.i6 bar silver
sSiT,e s Money l3 ssTod p'r ,o [S2b sRR9is
3R03@ per cent.
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j. N. WlSNER
Cotton Future Broker
ttp ,,pVp New Orleans Cotton LTchtHss
'b'iDNN' Houston Cotton Lxchanse
OFFICES
COTTON EXCHANGE.
HOUSTON. TEXAS.

iran tBr.) .cardin, via Boston 10 .
MarwaTi Brl.,.-. t.;,....;t. Barry ~
Nueces tAml Sew York via Key West lO-l
Plymptou tBrD .s.s....... ilnmbntS U
SalfordiH iBr) ..s4...... Fhilanclpma II
scholar iBrJ ........s.-. .LlNetpnol
Selma tBrJ .,.s-ssss..s ~ q. mgr nluna
Trident tHrJ .......-C Canary lhlandf
cnctlu tBrl ..t..,... =. Ahtoihsheic
SCHOONER. 4lc
Ada T. Brown tAm,J. ...-.,. bhltin,xze
GALVESTON sToCF
on shipboard- This de
For Great Britain. ...... 32,.hrv arm.
For France ,.s.-..t.... lsbrFcys So
For other foreign ....,.. 2Nirn, Z g,e1,tt,
f Ia co S2iasi'a aad depots s-steady. 70;
Aylyapia average
Port died 2la@2Si re-
Fort Arthur Texaf
Steamship HuntclikR,
Deigoa l}ay; steaF
'i,,t, h5rla pc gpbbor 49, Sngsr~Blrm;
VIE 99rgg Dc; opcu kettle centrff
49, ~, hlgal yellow new 4ff4et:
~, Ses, oriS MolBsses--Dull; eenuif-
iVl ~" w syrup y.
October l5.--Sugar--R Raw
s,, jiinlng 81 centrifugal 90 test
steaD,ee' angar 2A rehned steady.
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GALVESTON.
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRT on GALVESTON, october is.


ARRIVED.
S. Azcle8 CBrl, Tampa
~ Thurlnnd Castle tBrD, Antwerp.
Ss Ikhal Ijr) Liverpool.
IS III Vale (Am), New York.
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S. Lampasas AMI, New York.
Sa Civilian (Br). Liverpool.
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81 Lnmpasas iAmJ. New York.
IS Tcyiotdaie Qr), Liverpool.
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Houston Daily Statement.
Iouston Comparative Statement.

receipts thus far this week., To,0OS
receipts A days this season 533, 425
receipts A days in 1901 -. AGA $40
receipts 40 days I'm 1900. 80. .415, $50
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Houston Spot Market.
',.9,nZ,Snots closed quiet: prices lit
s'oek i9bS2 bales; sales 1914.
OeNlpaTatIve spot MaFket.

tooln,oWlng are the closing quotations
w on HE spot today at the leading
49, lAef with the closing OF mid
s'eruay With sales today:
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RICE.

DIrerence. 8,io0 1aloi2 40l.T2 .,-...
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Liverpool Futures.
Mat Rs s.lrt At All U. S. Ports.

r1 T4t9 Year. Sl,sf5 55s'S2S iiS5i,Sls go.
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Movement since Friday at five principal
interior towns:
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Cheap Excursions Via the Katy.

On Sept. 10th and 23rd, the M. X.
& T. R'y. will sell excursion tickets
to points in the states OF Ohio and In
diana at one fare plus $500 for the
round trip, with final limit of thirty
days from date of sale.
On Oct. 2, 3, 4, and 5, excursion
tickets will be sold at one fare for the
round trip to points in the states Of
Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky
and Illinois, with final limit Novem-
ber 8, 1902. Get particulars from
Katy's Agent.
JAMES BARKER,
q. P. and T. A.
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Lingering Summer Colds.

Don't let cold run at this season.
Summer colds are the hardest kind to
cure and ii neglected may linger along
for months. A long sieve like this
will pull down the strongest constitu-
tion. One Minute Cough Cure will
break up the attack at once. Safe,
sure, acts at once. Cures coughs,
colds, Group, bronchitis, all throat
and lung troubles. The children like
1t. Al. w. Foreman. DIV
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Missouri, kapsas aDd
Texas Railway
Devoured by Worms.

Children often cry, not from pain,
but from hunger, although fed abun-
dantly. The entire trouble arises
from inanition, their food is not as
simulated. but devoured by worms. A
few doses OF Whites Cream Vermi-
fuge will cause them to cease crying
and begin to thrive at once, very
much to the surprise and JOY OF the
mother. 25c at Peoples drug store DIV
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WINE Of CARDUI E's $s :';: s::i:
Uncle Toms Cabin is rather an old

Uncle Toms Cabin Is rather an old
play but it will never wear out, es-
pecially when played as the Terry
company played it at this place on
last Thursday evening. This is one
OF the finest companies on the road.
They transact their business In a
businesslike manner. The company
is composed OF ladies and gentlemen,
no fakes following them, and they
give q tirst-class performance. Cedar
County (Neb. News.
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Used for Pneunsonia.

DR.. ]. G. Bishop, Of Agnew, Mich,
says, 81 have used Foley's Honey and
Tar in three very severe cases OF
pneumonia with good results in
every case.'' Refuse substitutes.
Sold bv Peoples drug store. dw
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VIII Elect Recorder.

At the meeting OF the city council
next Monday night city recorder tt
succeed Arthur f. Chamberlin resign
ed will be elected.
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When you want spring chickens and
the very freshest, best Of vegetables
telephone Cowan & Smart.
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Frazee's for one of the best
ranges made, the Superior. We
can convince you. Frazee Hardware
and Furniture Co.
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Wanted

Teamsters and scraper holders at
Cow eta, !. t., Is miles west Of Wago-
ner. Pay S1.75 and 81 per day; money
any time. Welsh Bros, Contractors.
d291w3
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Avoid serious results of kidney or
bladder disorder by taking Foley's
Kidney Cure. Sold by Peoples drug
store. dw
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VOTING CONTEST.
Miss Kate McKisslck Is Now in the
Lead.

Miss Kate McKissick is now
leading in the voting contest for
Flower Queen, with Miss Louise
Chandler close second.
The vote to date is as follows:
KATE McKISSICK 40
Louise Chandler 36
Blanche Oborn,, 80
jamie Hall 20
Fannie knight, 10
Fay Trott. 19
Byrd Ironside, Is
Kate Gatewood 5
Claudia Little 5
Voting booths will close at 8
O'Clock Monday night.
, 1902-03-14
JUDGE RiNER'S LECTURE
WAS WELL RECEIVED.

A fairly large and a very enthusiast
Riner at the university auditorium last
night to hear his lecture on Origin
and Results Of Constitutional Law"
DR.. Smiley presided. The lecture was
pronounced one of the best ever heard
on the subject at the university and the
speaker was heartily %applauded at its
conclusion.
Judge Riner lectured in the auditor
ium in the afternoon on The Books
We Should Read" and that lecture
was interesting and heartily enjoyed
by the students and others who heard
it.
, 1902-03-14
First Methodist Episcopal,

First Methodist Episcopal.
Corner Second street and University
avenue.
Rev. Frederic Tevis Kruger, pastor.
y:45 a. M, Sabbath school, Prof.
Aven Nelson. superintendent.
II q. m, preaching service. Sermon
topic, THE Gospel of Helpfulness."
p. M. Junior League, Miss Meader,
superintendent.
$50 p. m., Epworth League; topic,
"a Noble Purpose" Leader, Leslie
Gooding.
1880 p. m, preaching service, ser.
mon topic. Soft Sins and Hard Lodg'
ings."
Mid-week prayer meeting and Bible
study Wednesday 1880 p. m.
The Ladies' Aid society meets Wedn'
esday at 2:3O p. m. with Mrs. A. Erick'
son, 407 Fourth street.
All are cordially invited to attend
the church services.
, 1902-03-14
vESPER SERVICES At THE
UNIVERSITY TOMORROW,

The Physician is the subject of an
address to be given by DR.. Swigart at
the vesper services at the university
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The music will be a piano and violin
duet by Mr.. and Mrs. Greenbaum and
a solo by Mr.. Sayer.
The invitation to attend is extended
to all.
, 1902-03-14
OLD FRIENDS MEET
AFTER LONG SEPARATION.

Peter Smart. mine host at the Kus-
ter, had as his guest today his boyhood
friend. Andrew Graham. OF Redwoods,
Cal, tho secretary Of the California
Oil-Leather company. The gentlemen
We're boys together at Pictou. Nova
Scotia. and the list of youngsters who
grew up together in the Nova Scotian
town includes Peter and John Smart,
Alex and Robert Mckay and Angus
Sutherland of this vicinity and Mr.. Ora
ham. The latter spent a delightful
forenoon in company with Mr.. Smart,
leaving for the east on delayed train
No. 4 after 2 o'clock.
, 1902-03-14
SUNDAY SERVICES IN
LARAMIE TOMORROW.
What viii Be Done in the Gem City
Churches.

Church goers will find much of inter.
est in the following directory Of the
Laramie churches:
st. Matthew'S Cathedral.
Very Rev. James Cope, dean.
8 a. m. Holy Communion.
GAS a. m, Sunday school.
II a. M, service and sermon.
1880 p. M, service and sermon.
Week day meetings:
Monday, 4:30 p. m.
Wednesday, 4:3O p. m.
Friday. 7:3O p. m, in chapel.
Meetings:
Monday. 4 p. m, confirmation class
instruction.
Thursday 2:30 p. m. Meeting of the
parish guild at the residence Of Mrs.
william, lO7 Fifth street.
Friday, 4 p. m, confirmation instruc-
ton.
Seats in the cathedral are free and
the public is invited to all services.
, 1902-03-14
A STONE GETS

Frank Stone, the well known broncho
buster and cowboy, who has been here
for a few days being treated by DR..
Brown for injuries sustained by the
falling Of a young horse or his leg,
undertook OF ride a bucking horse yes
terday afternoon, in front of the Elk
horn barn, when the animal fell, catch
ing Mr.. Stone underneath and injur-
ing his wounded leg. He has resum
ed his zane and will let bronchos alone
for a few days longer.