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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12
A ZINE PERFORMANCES.


The Crawford theater was packed last
night with a fine audience who seemed
10 thoroughly appreciate the excellent
performance that the When We Were
Twenty-one' company presented. So
much has been written about this play
and Manager Martling had guaranteed
the attraction that much was expected.
And the audience had no reason 10 feel
disappointed, for the performance
throughout was OF unusual excellence.
The presentation was no scenic produc-
ton in any sense OF the word; in fact,
the stage properties were not in keep
ing with the otherwise high standard Of
the presentation. Mr.. NeStor Lemon as
Richard Carew presented that character
in splendid manner and in some OF
the scenes his work was very strong and
effective. IN this he was strongly sup
ported by Miss Dora Booth, q beau
tiful young lady and 4 good actress,
whose only fault is a defective enuncia-
ton. Mr.. Hawley as the Imp portrayed
that character superoly. The trinity
consisting OF Mr.. Martin as Waddles, Mr..
Robson as Colored Plumley and Mr.. Sad
Ter as the Doctor did especially creditable
work in their characters. In fact. the
entire company Is we'll balanced and
presented the many strong situations
with which the play abounds in su-
perb manner. Tonight the Falk-Veronee
company viii continue their engagement
at this theater. presenting THE Golden
Giant Nina
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Miss Downing's Wednesday afternoon
dancing class viii be postponed this
week
Regular meeting OF Brunhilda Sisters
lodge No. s o. D. Fl. S. this afternoon
at 9 O'Clock sharp.
There will be no meeting Of George
II. Thomas sewing union this week on
account Of the sickness of the presi-
dent.
There Will be a regular communication
Of Albert Pike lodge No. 800 tonight at
80 Work in degrees. Visiting brothers
welcome.
Elizabeth Rebecca lodge No. 20 viii give
a social at their hall. over $50 North
Main street. Wednesday evening. Febru-
airy y. Everybody welcome.
A called meeting Of the board Of direc-
tors of the Wichita hospital will be held
Wednesday morning at $50 o'clock at
the home OF Mrs. J. u. Ross. 1858 North
Market street.
The woman's Unitarian alliance viii
meet with Mrs. Cubbon. 1866 North Mar
ket. tomorrow at 2:30 .. m. Members
viii respond with quotations from Emer-
son. Please be prompt.
The first Of the Robert Martin Staples
matinee recitsls viii be given at the home
Of Mrs. Thomas T. Kelso. 10 North En-
porai avenue, instead OF at James II.
Blacks, on Thursday afternoon at ;
o'clock
Rev. c. +. English, the successful evan
gelist. who is conducting the revival
meetings at the First II. r. church. viii
conduct a Bible reading at the L. =.
church today at 1890 a. n. Everyone
interested Ia salvation come.
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At the Crawford.
FALK & vERONE-


The Falk K Veronee company continue
their engagement at the Crawford thea
ter this afternoon. presenting a the matt
nee The Ohio Girl and tonight The
Golden Giant Mine Ladies are admitted
free tonight with paid S0-cent ticket
reserved before p. N.
on Friday they present their special So
ciety bill, In the Castle Of the King. -
Complete scenery is carried for this bill
ard souvenirs il the shape of photos CT
Miss Mortimer viii be given 70 the Ia
dies. The critic Of an Atchison paper
says:
TO use an old term. a trife strong. the
Atchison theater was packed from pit TO
company presented The Castle Of the
King" for the first time IN this city.
The play is the dramatization Of the Wen
known novel Mistress Nell II IS a good
play. The construction IS extremely well
done. all salient scenes IN the book are
brought forth in the play with al their
strength and vigcr
Miss Mortimer * Eess LINN weS a Gre
alton. She IS seen a her best n this role
Of this enhancing. playful. adventure
loving and beautiful girl her Bess Lynn
VIII be remembered with the greatest OF
pleasure by the patrons Of the Atchison
theater. IN the role ct this witty. capti-
waiting girl. her talents shine most beau
LINN fits Miss Mortimer exactly. Harry
Eilard as King Charles and !. r Suiii-
van IS the Duke CT Buckingham deserve
praise for much clever work that went
q good ways towards making The Cas-
tie of the king an interesting play.
something thar VII be remembered. q
pleasure 10 see once more
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Were Liberal
and Market Stroug,
TOP PRICE WAS S2.15
Good Feeders and Butchers
Steady, 6therS Lower.

The supply OF hogs on the market yes
terday was considerably larger than was
expected, but there were none too many
TO suit the buyers. Cudahy and Armour
were on the market from start to finish.
The market was strong as compared with
the close Monday night, and sales were
easily made. The run Of wagon hogs was
not 50 large as the previous day, but
the car hogs kept coming along through
The day, and some were reported 20 ar
rive after the market closed. There was
not d toppy load of hogs on the market,
though the average was fairly good
Prices do not seem to advance, but the
market seems more satisfactory than ten
days ago, for the reason that packers
now seem to want the hogs. and this
makes the trade more pleasant. even
wien prices do not materially advance
The best hogs brought $6.l5, and fairly
good mixed packers went over the scales
at nicl1le to a dime less. Car load lots
would not bring the six dollars, even
where they weighed considerably over go
pounds, the average was made of verv
heavy and light hogs
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
At the cier.
"ATNT JERUSHA"

Will be at The Toler Wednesday and
Thursday, February y and lS. The play
has been well constructed and portrays
human emotions, true human pathos and
smypathies. AS far as the public and
press are concerned, every adjective has
been exhausted in describing the ex-
quisite beauty and idyllic loneliness OF
this pure and delightful New England
play. The comedy characters have been
well taken care of, and the play has scor-
ed q success wherever given. The pre-
sentation of Aunt Jerusha" does not de-
pend on one good actor and lot of bad
ones, but Manager Campbell has assem-
bled a we'll balanced and talented COM
pany each member being well fitted Tor
his or her part. as the situations call for
clever dramatic work throughout the
play. Aunt Jerusha" is a play out of the
well beaten path. 1t wins approval by
naturalness and simplicity. 1t is the
pleasantest and most amusing Of all the
comedies in its class. In all plays Of this
kind scenery specially painted must be
used, and in this instance the entire pro-
duction will be brought here complete.
ne of the features OF the show is the
singing by a Qua-tette OF farm hands,
which is said 70 be very funny and clever.
Our theater goers are promised a rare
dramatic treat. Prices 75c. sec. PC.
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higher. Native lambs, s6.0Od6. %; west
ern lambs, s5.5046.50; native wethers.
81. 50G5. 90; western wethers, s 1900 %
yearlings, IS. 25d5. 70: ewes, s.. 50d4.59; culis
and feeders, s2.00G4.50.
st. Louis.
st. Louis, Feb. 1.-Cattle-Receipts, 2
200, including 100 Texans. Market
steady to strong. Beef steers, s3.Ctaszo;
stockeTs and feeders, g. 75lI4. 90; COWS and
heifers. 3. Gas %; Texas steers, 5000
$50. cows and heifers, g. 50G3.s5-
Hogs-Receipts, 1000. Market cents
lower. Pigs and lights, $5.S5T6.oe; packers
$. 9516. 10; butchers, 81. 1916 40.
Sheep-Receipts 300. Market strong.
Natives, 81. 4GQ4.S5; lambs, 5.0eQ6.5o.
ST. Joseph.
St Joseph. Feb. Misunderstanding, J.
Soc Market steady. Natives, $4.O0d6.I5;
cows and heifers, s.. o6d5. 80.
Hogs-Receipts I1,09J. Market STEADY
Light and light mixed s.. 65Q6.30; medium
and heavy, $6.0jd6.f5.
Sheep-Receipts goo. Market 10 to 25c
higher Western lambs, S5.5GG6. 70; west
ern sheep, Sl.0015.S5.
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Prompt Payment.

Wichita Kansas, req IL S1--
Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Topeka. Kansas.
Gentlemen: I have this day received
from J. f. Williams, your agent at this
place, your draft for Ss,ol41e. in fun pay
ment Of policy No. 1850 on the life OF ny
wife. Mrs. Lucinda Doyle. wish 10
thank you for the promptnsss with which
this claim was paid. and the kind and
courteous treatment have received from
YOU. Having known your officers per-
sonally for many years. I have always
felt absolute confidence in the company in
which I carry my insurance. the Kansas
Mutual Of Topeka. and shall most hear
thy recommend Il 70 ny friends who may
contemplate taking out Insurance very
respectfully yours,
fsigneD " z. DOYLE.
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Gas Company Shut OF Gas ard Nov
Must Put U $500 DAMAGES.

New YORK Feb 1t-Becalse CITY Ju1Es
Bennett. o. Mount vernon. refused 20 paw
a gas bin u 30. which Re contegded hs
had never contracted. the gs-s company
turned OF his supply three years aEo- Re
brought suit and tne gas company car
rcd the ease - The appellate division =
the supreme courr- which has 37lsi hand
I'd down q decision Affirming Judgment
Tor 8 s9 10 favo7 ~ Jp1ge Bennett f1r
the inconvenience 20 which he had beel
put Tie damseas were assessed ~ tire
rate - - per 6ar-
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AIEGAcY oE TIE GRE.

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WOODWARD TEAM

Tonight on the vencedora alleys Wich-
ita's team viii contest with crack team
from Marion, Kan. The game Will De
called at O'Clock. Alleys Nos l and
viii be used for the contest ana alleys
Nos. 3 and 4 will be carpeted and filed
with seats. which viii accommodate
about $50 spectators.
The local team has not yet been de-
feated. but the Marion team Is without
question the strongest aggregation TO
visit Wichita, and tonight's contest prom
ises to be mighty interesting. The Ma
rion team has an unbroken list OF VIC
tories and has defeated teams from both
Kansas City and Topeka
The admission fee to the contest viii
ba % cartr TaJfea free
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The supply Of cattle keeps up moder-
ately we'll and the trading was fairly ac-
tive yesterday. Prime feeders and butch
ers cattle are still the most wanted. but
all classes find buyers. Prices are tend
ing downward for thin, light stockers,
but they hold up here as well as any
where else. The buyers here seem to
the market reporter for the Eagle was
shown letters from Kansas City sales
men yesterday, warning shippers not to
bring that class of stock there unless
they were bought very low. One house
remarked: These thin stoclIers win lose
all kinds Of money if bought at the prices
current q few weeks ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12

William McRade and John Mcdonald.
two handsome and talented young ac-
tors, assume the characters OF Marcus
Vinicius and 'Petronius" in e J. Car
penter's' fine scenic production Of Quo
Vadis.'' the reigning dramatic favorite
OF the day Both have useful experience
with various legitimate stars, ard any
two more worthy opponents Of these diff
cult characters could not be found To-
gether with the full strength Of the great
Carpenter company, they VIII appear for
one performance az the Crawford theater.
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ATTACKED BY WOMEN
Telegraph Lineman Is Found With
Head Crushed in at Patterson.

Paterson y. J.. Feb. u.-N1ilitiamen on
guard over the fire ruins during the night
heard groans IN q house Just within the
fire lines They ran up ladders and
found Charles Handley. a telegraph line
man. with his head crushed in. He re-
vived sufficiently TO say two women had
attacked him. He then relapsed into IN
consciousness. and will probably die
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12

should aud acquaintance b. 1crgot3
Wen. Al o. Field does not think tHey
should fer looking over the roster q his
magnificent company Te see the name y
that clever comedian Tommy D1rnel r.
and We are glad that Al believes So AUD
Lang Synne. for Tommy Is always q
welcome visitor. TIE lovers 81 MINSTREL
81 listen - hirl each year WITH pleasure
his sryle IS unique. and he brings 70 his
work a certain air ~ surizhtliaess and
iivciiless thar s. exhilsr-a ting and ilfec-
tious- Add 10 this fact that Tommy is q
hustler and always has or - something
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12
SUN OUT OF SIGHT
Terrible Windstorm Picks Up I'm
nense Clouds of Sand.

Reno, New. Feb. n.--An S0-mils gale
has been blowing here since 10 o'cslock
this morning. Reports from the stations
on tke desert TO the east Of here are to
the effect that immense clouds Of sand
are being picked up by the terrific force
OF tho wind.
The sun at places is almost obscured
Railroad trains are delayed to some ex-
tent but beyond this and some prostra-
ton to telegraph wires. no damage has
thus far been reported.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12
RUcKLEN's ARNIcA sALvE.

The best and most famous compound
in the world to conquer aches and Kill
pains. Cures Cuts, heals Burns and
Bruises, subdues Inflammation, masters
Piles. Millions Of Boxes sold yearly.
Works wonders in Boils, Ulcers, Felons,
Skin Eruptions. It cures or no pay. 25c
at Behring's pharmacy.
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New \ ork Money Markss

New York, Feb I1.-(CIose.) Money on
call steady, at 2g215 per cent prime
exchange steady, with actual business in
bankers bills at s4.S7is for demand and
at &.S4iaa4S45s for sixty days; posted
rates. $4.S512G4. IS; commercial bills 81 S4I4
Q4.Si5l Bar silver Sc Mexican dollars,
t3s4e. Government bonds strong; state
bonds weak; railroad bonds irregular
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12
IHE WEATHER.

Washington. Feb. u--Ferecast for
Wednesday and THURSDAY
Kansas-Cl0udv Wednesday. probably
Snow. mach colder et ulght ara Thurs
day. fair THURSDAY Winds oecoming
northeriy-
Oklahoma ard Indian Territory
Wednesday: Thursday fair. colder. va--
able winds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12
GOOD TINE
BY TIE
R0CK=ISLAND ROUTE

Tvo hosrs ard fhirty minutes tet-
Ter tine than ether Ines 70 n Worth
aad Texas points
Eight holrs tAe quickest 70 Omaha
ard Lincoln
10. z, ieavluE wichita Z g a. m 81
the 0niF tfal1 connecting BIB TIE
early evening trains o1f - kanazs
cIty. reaching srrfzzG I'd Decatur
and Indianapolis early zezt e. n ard
Cincinnati tas1re uD0n-
&c. &. tearing wichita 1.Ss 2 "a
reaches Eznsss CITY az 500 p, r..
81 iozis 7i4 q n fezTeaEorTa
- p T.. Atcslsun 1895 ? ~. ~
T1scgA 1888 o r.
= & EkSccN, 2. P. \
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POSITION WORTH s1,4oo
Electrical Civil Service Examination
viii Be Held in March.

A civil service examination for the po-
sition of electrical engineer and
craftsman in the office or the
supervising architect Of the treasury &C.
partment, ar a salary Of AGO q year each
will be held in the federal building In this
city on March 4, 5. and 6. The candidates
win be examined IN arithmetic, geometry.
mensuration, theory and practical ques-
lions in electricity, drafting and technical
training and experience.
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new and bright in song and story, and
II can be easily seen why he is surh a
general favorite- When all sne good things
OF the Field Ministries are distributed.
Tommy can be counted on adding fresh
laurels 10 those he has justly earned.
This is the twelfth year that Mr. Donnel-
" has toured the country with the Al.
&. Field Ministries.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD ASSURED
Guthrie Closes Contract With Fort
Smith and Western.

Guthrie. 0. T.. Feb 1.-THE CONNER
cial club OF this city today closed the
contract with the Fort Smith and West
ern railroad 10 build into Guthrie. \
proposition for the Katy to build here
from Stevens, I. T, viii be taken up i'm
mediately.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicago.
Chicago. Feb. 1.-THE leading futures
ranged as follows:
Wheat
Cash QUOTATIONS.

Flour-Marhet dull and steady.
Wheat-No. 3 spring, 7l475c; No. 3 red,
S5GS6c.
Oats-No. 2. 434c: No. white $50
451ac. No. 3 white, 427sa45ssc.
Rye-No. ., 60c.
Barley-Fair to choice mailing, 60f6sc
western. S1.1ia.
Timothy seed-Prime, $500
Pork-Afess. per bbl, s15.70G15. =.
I.ard-Per 100 lbs. S9.371kf9.40
Short rib sides Ooose). IS. f0dS. GO; dry
sailed shoulders (boXed), 7G7l4c: short
clear sides (boxed), SS.SGffS.91.
Whisky-Basis of high wines, Sl.3i.
Cl5ver-Contract grade, S9.25.
RECEIPrS And SHIPArENTS
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An examination for the position Of COM
puter in the bureau OF forestry at sal
airy of 81 900 a year will be held on March
%. The candidates viii be examined in
forest mensuration. general forestry. and
education and experience.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12

An examination for assistant piece
work computer in the naval observatory
will be held on March % and rs. The
candidates will be examined in matbe-
mates, practical computations and
spherical astronomy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS.
WICHITA DEFEATS WOODWARD
Oklahoma Bowiers Lose by the Score
Of od81 TO 2O50.

A match game was played on the Ven
cedora bowling alley last night between
the Wichita and Woodward, o. T., teams.
Wichita WOE by a score OF 2.41 to Z'os9.
The score in detail was as follows:
WICHITA TEAM
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12

An examination for interpreter OF Arab
ic. Turkish and Armenian, at a salary OF
81 200 a year will be held on March %
This position is in the immigration ser
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CATTLE SAIFS
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago

Chicago. Feb. Receipts, s.
Do, including 100 Texans. Market steady.
Good TO prime steers. So .Og: poor to
medium. 81. 0oT6.00; stocllers and feeders.
2.yffIf.50; cows. 81. 25G5.e0; heifers. s. 80
Gt525, Gamers. 81 .25a2 %; bulls. S2.25G4 0S
calves, S2.50q So; Texas fed steers, $4@g
eco.
Hogs-Receipts. today, 1900; tomorrow.
45.0G)- left over. 700. Market slow and
q shade lower: close strong. Mixed and
butchers. s. -g5N6. 40; good TO choice heavy,
80. cas- Az; rough heavy, SIS c)a6-25. light,
S5-1eQ5.90: bulk of sales, S5.90G6.S0
SLeep-ReCeipts, 120U0. Sheep strong;
lambs strong and higher. Good to choice
wetherS, 81 Nr-20. fair 70 choice mixed,
s. so so, western sheep and warnings.
s. 25N5 50. native lambs 8. 350J-69i west
ern lambs S5-2506.65-
Official receipts and shipments yester-
Receipts-Catt,e, 2oaS; hogs, 55,4s5;
shipments-Cattie Asa; hogs. s,sS7:
sheep, Los
Kansas CITY
Kansas City. Feb. 1.-Cattle-Receipts,
5.GO1 natives. $40 Texans. 150 calves Texas
steers and feeders steady. other cattle
steady To lee lower Choice export and
dressed beef steers. S5.S0G6.50. fair to
good. 81. $3.50: stoclzrs and feeders. 3. 80
t55.o0: western fed steers, -. f5d5. - !.
Texas and Indian steers 81. as 30; Texas
cows S9.75N4.5o. native cows, S5.o0dl. -
heifers s. 7-G5-25; Gamers. so-0902 90;
bulls S3-o10f 80; calves, Si.5ed6 So
HoCs-Receipts. I1.e09. Market . cents
higher& Top, S6.45; bulk of sales, s5.t0s
80. heavy. S6.3506.45. mixed packers,
s6.00G6 40; light. &.S5Q515; pigs. $500
sheer-Receipts. 1000 Market 10 cents
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Kansas City, Feb. lI--Nheat-Mav. .
acc; July. 75c; cash. % > har5( 75izc:
No hard s+074l5c; No. ? red. SSc;
No. s red. sc: No. , spring. 7313Q14isc.
Corn-May. &c; September. 6eisc: cash,
No > mixed. 61n6lzc; No. white, sc.
Ne white 65Iad66c.
Oats-Nc. white. 47947i5c-
Eve-No. =. 6lc.
Hay-Choice timothy. 81. %; choice prai-
rie $3.50.
Butter-Creamery 2oae4c; fancy dairy.
Isc.
Eggs-Fresh. 2s1sd2ic.
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sTHuE ra~s, - no.hl1- Tszrttc1i4rlT sSz.
Fl alo1t coz ayrons azl cisl toEe.s, -
xouaD ever lad erouzl o. Ten.
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St Louis, Feb. Nv heat-Be No.
red, cash. elevator. S6isc. track S,iz1SSc.
Nay, S5$sc; july, 7Sc, No hard. 80
SIC
Corn-Lowsr. Nc. ? cash. elssc: track.
6l1e0e-iac. May. 6-isGd1ssc, july. 627sc.
Oats-Eigher. Nc. , cash = c. track.
s5lsQ46e; May. sii4c; July, $50, No. >
white, &c
Rye-FIrrn. &C.
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New YORK.

New YORK Feb. I.-BuIter-Receipt
I'll packages. Market strong. STAKE
dairy. 15E-sc. cTeamerF. -l-ec, june
creamery. l6slz5c. factory. 4lEf+c-
Cheesc-RcCeipts. 80 packages Mar
keI firm Fslcy large. early made. col
orc3. I2.c. fancy small. FUN cream. early
male. white. I9ssc- fancy larEe state. fulI
cream. early made. white l-.73
EsgS-Receipts Eif- packages Market
steady state and Pennss-lf --rta. 80 --sc-
western AT mark -STSsi-c-
Sllea-- Raw steady Fair refining
S-16c. centrifugal. - test He mo-
lssses sugar. l5-isc. Refined steady.
Crushed. sc. powdered, 49, sr1cI-
lated. 4-sSc-
Ccfrce-Quiet No. : Pa, &c.
NaiiSscS-S 1eady.
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Count Tols.sl Dying.

s. PessrE51rr. Feb. u--Cou-t Tois.si
ilzs suffered a reisDas ana F. dgl1g
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dairy. 16Q22c.
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Receipts Of wheat, 3 cars
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