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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26

e,s1o including I 500 Texans Market steady
TO strong Beef steers g. $3.50; stockers
and feeders. s275Q48 80; cows and heifers
sz.25q5-25; Texas steers. grassers, s.. 4o9
40 fed. s4-5lr6.0o; cows and heifers g s.
Hog-Receipts 400. Market sane high
e.. Pigs ana lights s5.1eG6.25; Packers.
s.. 2oli6 70; butchers IS 30Q6. S.
Sheep-Receipts {. 600. Market steady.
Natives 81 45lI5-S5; lambs s. a977.5o. Tex
ans s.. 40G4S
ST. joseph.
St Joe. March attIe-Receipts 2.S1o
Market steady; natives &. s5Gs SO: COWS
and heifers s1-75G5-15. veaIs S4o0T6. so:
stOckers and feeders = 257575
Hogs-Rece-pts 6,755. market ; 70 11c
higher; light and light mixed s.. z076. 80:
medium and heavy, s.. 4g16-S5; pigs 800
Sheep-Receipts 200: steady; western
lambs ss.Oo96.6l; western sheep, S425G6.oo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26
VERDICT FOR S. A. BARROW
Jury Decides Case over Possession
OF Land Near Renrfy.

The jury Yesterday returned g verdict
for the plaintiff - A. Harrowl n the
case over the possession q farm ont
near Bentley. The 5urTu1e1 were cut culv
fifteen minutes They had hardly return
&c when Dir. Harrow received 3 telegram
from his vie telling him tnar The wind
mil on the place which he bad bougt {
and vhic6 ar WA Gi-k has Rad pos
session Of VAS being removed by one II
NJ Girks sons. At Harrow i-uua5-
lately prepared another complaint 70 re-
strain that person from removing the
windmill as he claims . vas purchased
atcrr with the farm
All his friends in the court room ysster-
dav afternoon seemed very much pleased
n his success and VIZ Swe-e lagEhi1giy
remarked tha- the boys would hzve q tuh-
lee cut there tonight
afr. Shattock. sttornsy Ter the defense.
when asked Il 3fr- GirS would appeal The
case said that II had not been 6eci5e5. t-t
he thouEht it liEelv-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26
MONEY BURNS HIS FINGERS
Marsh PauZh Hunts Jp Wan 10 Take
GH-H

" r. Pa1eh ha1 something more 70
say yesterday ah1ut the case fled fl the
district court 5y z = convey ~ A-kaa-
sas Cly
hope TIE coort VII be able. Re- said
81 fld c-t % waon oueht % pay THIS
money. f1r 7 have for a i0-E tine been
cr-l-e -o E1l Cut 70 whom r is one
have sold cartle since have beer n
The commission business snG paid tne Pre-
ce=ds as Thought 20 ere proper Esrty ard
was aftsrwa-l compelled - Tev % o.
somebody else. 7 propose O. csit l1ils
th2r l1rd ~ business
nan Conway vas a. en-tre
stranger -o re he bought q car load -
cstrie 81 Thz yards ard asked ne 81 sci
t1eU Ger Rim ] rctd hin thai I w1ssd
sE -Em q ore coalition. a-l tl7t vas
thar u -,s- ~ s5ertiaas ~ sc-1e -es-rr-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, March 25-Today's stock
market began TO reflect the expectat ton OF
the coming triple holiday from Thursday
until the Monday after Easter. So lone
an interval in the trading always prompts
some closing out Of accounts. There IS an
additional incentive that the narrow re-
sources OF the money market NAV. lead 10
furry in rates when the demand de-
Velops for loans 70 carry over from
Thursday until Monday There were no
immediate developments Of importance in
today money marEe-. but number OF
important requirements are TO be met for
the hrst OF the month and the beginning
OF the coming quarter. These require
ments are known TO Be so considera bI :
owing u the protects OF syndicates that
the available credits OF the banks within
the legal requirements Of the g per cent
cash reserves would be more than wiped
out IN mGng them An extensive shift
Ing Of loans obviously viii b necessary 70
meet the situation Bankers express con
hdencs that the steadiness Of the money
market VIII not be disturbed but specu-
lators on margin with borrowed money
known from costly experience that this
does not neces9 rily mean that their call
loan accommodations VIZ be undisturbed
2 pinch There was a revival OF appre-
hension this morning Of labor troubles in
justified IN view OF the contingent order
Of the convention before adjourniug for z
strike unless certain demands are com
piled with. Reassurances on the Fart OF
those connected with the coal interests
that no strike was anticipated were not
wholly effective and there was some &C
tive liquidation especially in the Read
ings- The issuance Of fnjunctions against
western railroads forbidding rebates and
rate cutting was not unexpected but the
reported determination Of the interstate
commission 10 hold e further and string
ent inquiry into the rate question was a
surprise and had a chilling influence.
Preparations FOR further suits IN state
courts against the Northern Securities Co.
were to be reckoued with. The testimony
Of the principals IN the great contest for
control OF Northwestern railways which
is being taken IN a legal contest is read
with great attention n Wall street and
not with altogether reassuring effect on
sentiment There was slump Of more than
points in EvausviIls and Terre Haute.
The advance was renewed in Colorado
Fuel after soma early heaviness and the
stock gained 31t allowing for the dividend
or North American made a further up
ward dash and late in the day the Kansas
City and Southern stocks and the Mime
apolis. St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie
stocks forged upward without explanation
these gains were the exception 70 the rule
which was on the side OF losses. Amalga-
mated Copper was supported IN face OF
the postponement Of the Anaconda meet
ing and closed with q small gain. There
was heavy selling OF the Wabash deben-
ture bonds with q loss Of Is per cent
Otherwise bonds were irregular. Total
sales. par value, $3.50 600.
United States bonds Weer all unchanged
CT the lasu call.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26
MANY FLORAL OFFERINGS
At the Funeral OF the Late John ;
Norris

The funeral services over the remains
OF the late John s Norris OF ToPeza
we're held yesterday afternoon AZ the
home OF his daughter, Mrs O. A Boyle
81 waco avenue. Rev Frank y
Lynch. pastor Of the First II. z. church
ard Rev. 7. 3. Case, formerly CT Valley
Center. had chsrg. OF the ceremonies
Man friends cS the deceased were IN at
tendance AZ the cermonies who knew
him when he was a resident % this coun-
- and took part IN It's Affairs.
At the time q his death. Mr. Morris
was an ernploye OF the United States
pension department at Topeka. Two en-
ployes OF the department came 70 this
CITY with a splendid roraI Offering from
the former associates CO the deceased
Many other floral offerings were n evil
dence. not only at the residence, but at
tn cemetery
Mr.. Morris had been III for SEINE time,
but his death on Sunday afternoon was
very sudden. He had been az Eureka
Springs, Ark. under treatment for c.
tsrrh OF the stomach. but was never
able 20 escape from the disease. Up 20
the last he was hopeful that he might
return 20 his work at Topeka and talked
frequently OF the time when he could
meet his old associates again The de-
ceased was al Inciauian and an cd
soldier He was a personal friend Of
President Harrison, knowing him before
attaining the honored position as presi-
dent OF the United States.
The tribute brought from Topeka BY
P. 9. Kessler ard Judge c. d. Nichols
OF the pension department had the FOL
lowing attached TO II, written By Iron
QuilI:"
AN angel came with things
Like chevrons on his wings.
And said: The evening detail has been
made.
Report 70 your brigade
The old man heard the
Summons that was sent.
Arose, aud died. and went"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.


Chicago March 25.-Cattle-Recetpt $50
including 40 Texans Market steady Good
70 prime steers S5.51fIi-Qt; poor 10 medium
St-fl6-HH- srockers ana fee ders s. 5o6i525.
COWS. si+ 1850 heifers. $4,000: can
ners s5lcfe. Gamers sl4102 10; bulls
, calves s-.53G6--5; Texas fed
steers. t5-6e1f6-l1-
Hogs Receipts today 3 COO. tomorrow.
higher. Mixed and butchers. t6-3ed65 So.
good % choice heavy s6.51E6.70. rough
heavy st1h455 light, $500 SIS; bulk q
ShecE-R6 ceipts Il. zoo: lambs strong 70
lac higher Good To choice werhers &5-oo9
$50 fair 10 choice mixed Ss-2545oo; west
ern sheep. S525 GGlo. native lambs g. I'D q
6f5. western lambs S52G6S0.
ofriciaI receipts and shipments for yes
Receipts: Cattle. a5.e5s; hogs. s.eF:
s6i1msnts: Cattle, s.us; hogs. n,7s;
sheep. 2.I15
Kansas City.
Kansas CITY. March 25.-Recefpts : 90
natives. go Texans. so calves. Market a
shade higher Choice export and dressed
beer steers. S6-4oI6-l5. good 10 fair s. 00Et
80. st2ekers and fessddeEs $25l95.s5: vest
dian steers ft5lJ6-eg. cows S25075.00, na-
tive COWS $50 I565. heifers 81 1855
Gamers. s27e95-5oi bulls. 25.ifG5.oo; calves
Top $50. bulk of sales S6e9E6 81; heavy
S6-55f6-l0, mixed packers s6.3)G6-65; light,
s. zoe So pigs S5-lfslf5-S s.
Shecp-EtaCeIors fbta- Market strong.
Spring lambs Sll-fl, western lambs $40
ISL native wethers. S5.10f5-s5- western
Ve-heTs S5e,I5. 65- vearlinEs S5.-11Tf ~ +.
ewes S4eoI5--5, stockers and feeders SEQ
G525.
ST. Louis.
St Louis. March 25.-Cattle-Receipts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26
Would smash the cIut.

II members OF the Hay Fever Associa-
ton" would use Dr.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, the club would go 10
pieces. for It always cures this uialady.
and Asthma. the kind that battles the doc
tors-fr wholly drives from the system
Thousands q orce-hOpeless sufferers
from Consumption. Pneumonia. Bronchitis
owe their lives and health 70 Il. Il cor
quers Grip. saves little ones from Group
and Whooping Cough and Is positively
guaranteed for al Throat and Lung
troubles. SC. s1.oo. at Gehrins's phar-
macy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26
CATTLE SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES

Following are the shippers who fur
nlshed hogs for the market yesterday
- Neidune. Of Augusta; Chsskey &
Dalton, Atkins s WumCtt, Of Winfield
C.. q Handy, Of Norwich. Owens & Co.
Of krerulin- o. T.; Bay & Andrews Of
Corwin. Townsend & Lamon. OF Andale;
T. flanagan, OF Deer Creek. O. T.
a B. Moore returned yesterday from
short business visit 10 Woodward. ..
T. lie reports that the country there fs
prosperous, and that the cattle come
through the winter in fine condition. He
kaEs wheat around Woodward looks wei.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26

k~rThis CTenn) Commercial Appeal
'Jesse James, a Bandit Hero. a meio-
drama deep ard dyed With crfu7cn
spiotchss vas the attraction 90 the AZ
dircrium last righr Standing room vas
az a premium The big thezfeT vas un-
comfortably fIIed ard slri7g fhs bod
mp scene the applause wss anpsi ing
The attraction is Het 90 BAD az rs rare
suggests. 10 IS a broad melo~Erlma laif
UPON the usual zines uitt types made
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26
New York.

-s-'t aacka ges AsrSe steady STATE dairy
--f-lc. ere rDeTT fs-atet --1-.c- creamery
lhsid8 LIec- factc-v tsc
CieeSe-r.ece ~ racsa Ees. -isr5rr
firm Fancy large tlil cream. fzl make.
colCre5. L7i2c- taucT s- state
cream early make cricrrl e Fan
cv large ful cream fa. make w5re -
li4c. fancy S- state 1854 cream earlF
make. waite -
Receipts -174i packages Market
firm StEta z1d PclnsyiFal.a 1a-. west
err n uerE l5C
Sursr-Rsr f.t-n- E55r refrirE 1c- Ger
rrifCEal s. feS- ac- Uc.fSses sE- -r
refined unsettled crEsle- 5c- powdered
Ea'c- grlnniazed sos
CosTae-l21izt- SO. T. To -sc
H11lssSFs- NeE- CFlra-s 1sGEc
Pcu -rr-A1t-a frrn. C1icE r t--
KEYS Itc fanls I4- DRESSED
rlier Chickens 1c- fowls I-c t-rkeFs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26

this season. retaining q last season.
repertoires only Hamlet and David Gar
rick. The company carries special scen-
erv. and practically TO scenery ~ tne
house viii BE- used This. with the eiah-
crate and SNOWY costumes - the period
represented and the good acting fhat we
EXPECT from 3fr Arthur and company
viii give as an evening Of Wholesome
entertainment az rhe Crawford Sat1-rily
matinee. when ''Flrgini1s- vaii - given
ard at night when An Enemy % the
Queen" win be presented.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26

The west side Chzutsllzua circle meets
WIKI Mss Gallagher. University avenue.
1Toadsy evening. Leader. Mss Dean
Rcu CalI-Curreu- ETents
Imperial Germany. chapter S-Prasids-t
Stanley.
Imperial Germany. chapter s-Mrs
Howard.
Critical Studies IN German Literature
SchIler-8Tr AIlfso1.
Nusic-Niss GALLAGHER.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26
- q MoneY Market.

New York. March 15-(Closel-Mouev on
can firm nc 4ieG4f- per cent. closing bid
aud asked 4i1t4st Per cent, prime mercsn-
tile paper AsE5 per cent
Sterling exchange. firm with actual bus
iness I'm ha1kers5 bills ~ g S4s. for de-
fnand ana CT 81 >5-,E4 ST.. for sixty DAYS.
posted rates Sc and s. SS1., commercial
Bar silver. $3.50; Mexican dollars 4sl.c.
Government bonds steady, state bonds
Inactive; railroad bonds Irregular
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26
Was : joke in ParIisuent.

I-o-5or Eareh E-JoEes Tw-k
lCons rvarvsl TIE FORMER chez sscre-
tary spr Ireland. cl ca1sif..rlais
amusement ~ The ho-se 81. ecu@zs 81
5ay - presenting rs-ic.ors frlu liver
rooi and Car1iff. con-ziains sss7 s,gza-
t-res. praying Tarli4aent = lzrose d.
ties CT forelxl Eoo5s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26
Lockiaw From cobwebs.

Cobweos put on a cut lately gave a
woman lockjaw. Millions know that the
best thing TO put on cut IS Bucklen's
Arnlca Szlve. the infallible healer OF
Wounds, Ulcers, Sores. Skin Eruptious.
Burns, scalds and Piles. It cures or ne
pay. Only 25c. al Behring's pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26

popular FL the Sine novel y = r5sv
which pleased shs audiences iTnra~raety.
and the train robhiaE especially made =
remarkable BE The company 81
strong one. ard on we're more than ST.
lsaes-they were pieasea with ths per-
ferrance
~ the C-awfore thsater Saturday.
matinee ard nlatt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26

The chief interest Fl the Forthcoming
elaborate scenic production q Lexis
Norrlson's Faust cenfers r. the fam
Gus new lyric and dramatic prologue 80
well as iu the rnaRnffcence % the new
scenery ard electrical effects q t1s
Lewis Morrison version
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26

6sssc- July ES7sc, cash No hard -0c. No.
3 hard ss- No red l3clsc. No. .
red 75f777c. No. spring CSC
Corn-Ezv 5s1c- September - c. cash
No. mixed 7-rftc- No white g. f7t.4-.
Sc. 3 white cl-166c
6ats-No. white So &c.
Rye-NC. . gee
Hsv--hoice timothy $50; choice prai-
ne s25l
Burter-Creamery r.; dairy fancy &C.
EcEs-Fresh &c.
Eera-r-. II mnal- :. r--s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26
cOTTON MARKET.

New York. March o5-Cotton futures
opened easy March. SIS, April. SIS. May
So. June N6i. July $50 August S. 1s. Sep
TENDER offered sos October o@ered T. 81
NnEenhsr ~. Iacarnhar 8.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26
soMErTIINa oRIcfvAr - -.


Al tho Crawford tneatsr Tor a. e.
EaFeucnt % one afahf On Wradar.
March O.. VII - greasntsf Esward CT-
.1Fs Toure's new company. -ofher Efe-
ries Mo7rT a sfr1rT CLAIM is nsla
far fs ocgfnaiitT ard ths ecralnE -
q new feid tr the iins e dramatic rarn-
position. The comedy is ~ a hlrh eiass-
IN az clree where e haH been rreaesfs.E
~ has net Eith great succezs TThen
we cous.1er hcw AZ zee urss~as mcreE1
Tie stage is - frig4-d aifs urlrfsfssl
Sarrs and raeiefranssflc rra-i| l-fiora e
"a ciap-lrap unreal ard a-raz HonaI or-
Der. fhe comedy rf-r 81 -ofhfr pee
PIES tf1-rv sisafs cur fa hef rsissf.
the diaioyur e te-se a~f witty ars faa
rlf4stie7s er-~srisffrEiv fsrrF Us
company 81 hea8~l ~ the sffrce q eefe-
efIsaa ffer-rsv l-ercge who f~ssa
aa-h tfe Play ard fh- casraef~r fIuseh-
i1eou apcr the talk x the esaEfry
iaes season
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26
CASH QT0TATIONs.

F1our-Dull and easy
Wheat-No. , 79g72lac; No. ? red $40
-91ac-
0ats-No. ~ G-essc: No. : white ss1ka
45c, No. 2 white s-1aQ22sc-
Rye-No. > 571zc-
Barlev-Fair 70 choice mating. s. 9s5c-
ern. 81
Prime timothy seed. s6a5
Mess Pork. per barrel $l5-S5T15.9o.
Lard. per 109 pounds sg3-iQ9 40
Short ribs sides Goose SOD $50: dry
salted shoulders t60xedl l-s1--.c
Short clear sides tboNedi SCI ls %
Whisky basis II high wines $50.
Clover. contract grade, $50.
~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26

HOG SALES


There vas an active business IN TIE
cattle section yesterday. and the market
was steady. There were buyers FOR all
the cattle oSered and the sale pens were
cleared when the market closed
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jan Ind. 1872


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We a a
a few may be gre
by that alta ZIP Of zidney oU5 = 3 sea
3
may a
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Sample Bottle of Swamp-Root Free by Mail


Of s
al
O
men andw
q DR. liner &
swanpoot need
and \. r
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Eidridqe Commission Go.
CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.

Stock Yards Wichita Kan.
Colslgl Four stock &c Us Tor best posi-
tla results. Ake expect 10 get and hold
our trade by the thorough efficiency Of
CIR work and the scUcI business tlreE-
rily OF our methods. SID cordially invite
yo1r business On this basis Telephone 80
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The pain in the small Of ny back that ood not an " stay n
a w q
day and night tried medicines AID doctors without relief Notas
trial and bought bottle BY The had aashea The @ ete ths pain hsa
ceased However continued medicine
e. the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-26
PTS AID SEIP1IENTs
y fresh -3 T14c
Kansas CITY.

GA tha prodlce exchanEe todaT ne clt-
Ter market vas steady creamery -fI---
dairy lsieG-5c-
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chfcac

Chicago
Chica 60. March 25.-The leading futures
ranged as follows.
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St Louis. March s5--cattle-Receipt,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-17
Ladies Bazaar at Nashville.

The ladies of the NJ. E. Aid Society,
of Masonville, will hold Bazaar on
Saturday afternoon and evening, Dec.
20. The ladies have worked hard for
this and we hope all will feel an interest
to turn out and give them lift. As
there is no suitable hall for this, Mrs.
Griffin will open the hotel for the pur-
pose. Supper will be served from four
until seven o'clock. This supper will
be well worth your money, as chicken
pie, roast chicken and fries are on the
bill of fare and we will guarantee that
both quantity and quality will be all
right. Oysters will be served from
eight until all are served.
We have large line of dressed dolls
SO bring your Christmas money and get
q doll, all dressed.
We invite the ladies who would feel
like helping us land that we know
means ally to help furnish the table.
Every-b ody come and help good
cause. Con-.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-17
New Advertisements.
'sseeeeeeeeeeseeesees

Notice the change in Denton s. Wards
holiday ad.
Read Finch & Lillibridge's holiday
announcement in this issue.
For list of useful and practical Holi.
day gifts see the Racket stores adver-
tisment.
Don't fail to read w. N. Boynton's
new ad in another column of this
issue.
DR.. Boyce, the eye specialist, will be
at the Hotel Clarence, Dec. Both, one
day only.
Another carload of New York apples
has just been received at Harry Stewards
grocery store.
Gildner Bros. extend general invi.
tation to make their store hesd-quart-
ers for holiday goods.
What is the real thing now in vogue
in line of mems vests? Scharles, tht
tailor, answers the question.
If you contemplate trip to Califor
MIA, the ad, under the title of the Roch
Island system, will interest you.
The Delaware Co. State Bank make
very creditable showing In its state
ment In this issue Of the Democrat.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-17

Grassfield has received new line of
Queen Quality Patent leather shoes, and
felt and Ooze calf slippers for the holt
day trade.
Further information is given in
this issue in relation to the Ladies
dressmaking school, under the heading
of "The Cutting School,"
A perusal of the statement of the
Masonville Savings Bank, in this issue
of the Democrat will convince you that
1t is on sound financial basis.
"Amas slippers are always suitable
holiday present. truly say Kline &
Madden in their announcement this
week. which see for particular.
The assortment of holiday goods at
Anders & Philip is too large to specify
IN this notice and therefore the reader
is referred to their new advertisement
for that information.
On and after January 1st, the Excelsior
Steam Laundry announces, that neat
IL inch ruler will be given las long as
the supply lasts) to every child who
brings package of laundry to it.
Burton Clark makes 1t rule not to
carry over to another season q single
ladies' garment, and announces that the
annual clearance sale of cloaks at great.
ly reduced prices is now on at his store.
District Court.
OF the seventeen law cases noticed
for trial to q jury fourteen of them were
disposed of up to three O'clock yesterday
afternoon without the aid of a jury.
Judge Blair has made the following
assignment of jury cases for trial this
week:
WEDNESDAY.
Angela Willenberg vs. Barney Naber.
WIS. Marshall VS. Chas Arbuckle.
THURSDAY.
Alex Kenny VS. II. Achen.
FRIDAY.
State vs. Leibe.
Sanford Lyman has been appointed
bailiff to assist Sheriff Fishel during
the term.
The indications now are that all Jury
cases for trial this term will be disposed
of this week.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-17
Small Boy Gets Hand In Feed Cylinder.

On Wednesday, shortly before noon,
the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chae.
Smith, who reside two miles south west
of this city, had his left hand crippled.
The little fellow was helping his father
grind feed. and like all other boys, not
seeing any danger with machinery, got
bis hand caught in the grinder and
severed three fingers from the little
hand and also crushing the thumb and
little finger so that they too had to be-.
amputated at the first joint. Drs. G.
Q. and II. NJ. Bradley were sum
moned to dress the wound.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-17
EHLER.

Ross Reed of Central City was seen
on our streets one day last week.
Robert Montgomery and Louis Abbey
drove to the county seat on important (?)
business last Wednesday.
!, Tom Donnelly went to Chicago with
a carload of cattle one day last week.
Mrs. Reed and little daughter, Onolee,
visited with Mrs. Lille Montgomery
last Friday.
Z. E. Morse and Leonard Miller of
Manchester drove down Saturday even.
ing to spend Sunday with F. E. Patton
and family.
A. E. Sheldon of Hyannis, Nebraska,
took dinner with Henry McMullen and
wife Saturday,