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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-05-23
SCIATIC RHEUMATISM CURED
AFTER FOURTEEN YEARS OF
SUFFERING

81 have been afflicted with sciatic
rheumatism for fourteen years" says
Josh Edgar, of Germantown, Cal. II
was able to be around but constantly
suffered. I have tried everything |
could hear of aud at last was told to
try Chamberlain Pain Balm, which
l did and was immediately relieved
and in a short time cured, and am hap
by to say it has not since returned"
Why not use this liuimert and get
we'll? 1t is for sale by all druggists.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-05-23
SHAW.

Mr.. Burdge thinks his new cream
separator is crackeriack.
Rev. Forsythe will preach at the
church Sunday night, June l.
Everybody IS glad to welcome Joe
Lambert to our village again.
Some Iowa men were in this vicin-
ity Monday looking for farms to buy.
Mabel Colaw received last week her
disability claim Of $500 from the f.
A, A. lodge.
The ice-cream and graphaphone en-
tertainment Friday night was sue
cess. The proceeds amounted to Sl5
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-05-23
A LIBERAL OFFER.

The undersigned will give free
sample of Chamberlain's Stomach
and liver Tablets to any one wanting
a reliable remedy for disorders Of the
stomach, biliousness or constipation
This is a new remedy and good one.
For sale by all druggists.
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TO FARMERS.

Wanted, whole milk. The under
signed is in the market for pure milk
delivered at the following stations:
At carlton and Morehead on the San
ia Fe. At Humboldt, Chanute, Ur :
bana and Galesburg on the NJ, K. q
It. For further information call
unou JOHN F. BARLEY,
Chanute, Kan.
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DR.. j. r. HICKEY

examines eyes, fits glasses, treats Ca
tarrh, Deafness, ETC., and does gen
eral practice. Call and see the names
of nearly hundred people he has fur
nished glasses to.
Office over 1st National Bank.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-05-23
SCOtt'S
Emulsion

of Cod Liver Oil is the means
of life, and enjoyment of life to
thousands: men women and
children.
When appetite fails, it re-
stores it. When food is a
burden, it lifts the burden.
When youlose fesh,i brings
the plumpness of health.
When work is hard and
duty is heavy, it makes life
bright.
It is the thin edge of the
wedge; the thick end is food.
But what is the use of food,
when you hate it, and can't di-
gest it,
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil is thefood that makes
you forget your stomach.
If you have not tried 1t, send for
free sample. its agreeable taste win
,oscSTf = BOVINE. Chemists,
soc, and 500 all druggists.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-05-23
The Best Prescription for Malaria.

Chills and Fever is bottle of GROVES
TAsTELEss CHILL TONIC. 1t is simply
iron aud quinine in a tasteless form.
No cure-no pay. Price Soc,
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To Cure a Cold in One paz

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
II it fails to cure. Il. w, Groves sig
nature is on each box.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-05-23
You Know What You Are Taking

When you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that
it is simply Iron and Quinine in a
tasteless form. No cure-nn pay. Soc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
aoTISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

consisting or 1000 70 drbasket crates ANA
the entire lot vas closed out by noon
such was the demand for them
Onions are in good demand at ~ ccuts
PCT pound.
Butter and eggs arc firm with only. n
moderate demand
The market is well su ppled with poultry
and prices are fair.
Colorado potatoes ar,s moving finely aud
prices have advanced ; cents per bushel
Owing to the quality OF grapes in the
market bananas. are moving more slowly,
the stock on hand beiDy fairly large
In the cabbage MARKET the demand was
small and the supply limited. fresh
supply is expected o'a Monday however
which Will all the existing vacancy
Several cars OF APPLES we're received
yesterday aud placed on the market the
tobbers having amplei to I'LL all orders
Among these were apme very fine Mis-
souri, pippins,
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ket, however opened practically unchanged
and subsequently declined . TO points on
realizing due to the continuance Of favor.
able weather throughout the belt, Near
the close the fear OF unsettled weather over
Sunday occasioned steadier. feeling
making the net loss / Go , points on the
day. Receipts are expected 10 run light
during the week, owing TO the restricted
spot demand The best posted operators
though, are watching the weather closely,
believing that ehe conditions existing are
daily adding largely 60 the yield The alb,
seuce OF Killing frost next week VIII cause
many TO again increase their crop esii
mates, Showers are predicted over Lonls'
lana and South Texas tonight ana Sunday,
aud over Arkansas tonight; otherwise gen
orally fair wenthor viii prevail over the
balance OF the belt. The temperatures
however win probably fall tonight and sun
day over the greater portion OF the South.
IN other words, the Hight movement Is
Offset bS the limited demand for spots and
the nnc weather Sentiment Is very hulllsh,
and with any encouraging feature an nd
vance win he quickly established. SIN we
think the weather Is the most important
factor and suggest that II be watched close
w. II. & b. Deer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
IEXAS pFATHS.

JOHNSON. Colorado. Texas. October %.
Miss johnson Of Ennis, who was here for
her health. died az her boarding place yes
terday and tho remains we're shipped home
FOR internent
PRATEK. --shiner, Texas. October 2s-
Aiisa Agnes Prntek died az the home OF h6r
mother, four miles north OF here. yester.
DAY. interment IN Catholic cemetery at
$50 p. m. today.
BEILAAfY. Bay City. Texas, October
- Mrs \. ,. Eeliamy, mother o. Prof
Bellamy and Of Mr. y. r. Taylor, died last
night Mrs. Beliamv W9s 81 years old I'D
The time 10 her death.
RUSH BRYAN. Texas October "a -
George + Rush died at his home near
Bryan last night ana was buried today
Nh Rush was one, 81 the cnnnty' suhgtan-
tial citizens, wasf35 rears old and lsafes
~ family.
HOMAN.-- Colorado. Texas, October Pc
J Fat loman, son Of Judge Holman % ihis
place died at 'hiR home last night and the
remains were inferred NJ the cemetery 70.
dag. large funeral procession attended
the remains o ifs resting place.
GALLAGHER. - Baeville. Texas, October
70 Michael Gallaeher. IN AGED citizen Of
ave Oak county gicd at The residence
q Mrs u, Fpsh y this city yesterdaY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

He hsd been here for several days Tor
treatment FOR an affection Of the heart
LEONARD -I}razoria Texas, october 23.
Mr. a. a. Leonard, Familiarity known ~
"Cilnt" Leonard. one OF the most generally
Known men IA the county, died here very
suddenly yesterday a. p. m Death caused
by pafnigsis. From early manhood 10
about Eve years ago TWENTY-FIVE or thirty
years. he had occupied SOME official posi-
lion In the county IA whlsh ne had charge
AZ the county records, being alternately
county clerk and district clerk.
DEAN BRYAN. Texas. October -
News was received here today OF tha
death or Mrs w. n Doau. which DC.
CURED this morning at her homo IA
Crockett AIRS Dean was reared IA
Brtan and lived here an her life until
last year. When she md Der huehaud re.
moved 10 Crockett. She was daughter
Of Colonel HaryeV Mltclell, Bra1os cepn:
IL pioucer She leaves hMfoanq ana
several children The remains Will be
bropght here and laid 10 rest In ths Old
BOcugilic cemetery. II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
carpIlI 9 RIehardsonla Letter.

Houston, Texas, October 25.-Cotton
ruled dull and steady today. II Is wait
Ing market, with receipts and weather both
watched closely by operators. The light
Houston estimate for Monday caused cou-
siderable comment and brought many IL
quiries as 10 why we were thus, and ala II
mean Hight movement fer Teras2 our
answers 10 these Inquiries stated that In
dlcatious pointed to a very Hight movement
IN this State. a large percentage OF the
early crop has been SOLD and exported
Texas did not make the usual middle
crop ond the question now arises-will the
so.raIlea tor crop sections make enough adj
short early cropf II is trne that ~ proc
ably ten Counties IN North Texas prospects
are good tedav for O fair top crop, bat
there are twenty counties where there Is no
chapce whatever for AIRY mcteriai Increase
In tnr Yield South Texas II done. The
Mex ican weeyil y 4 King teGFiy evcrytmns
With toe exception ~ n spot here and thrrr
TINT viii not Weld enough 20 supply tee
Houston cotton mill that Is going TO b.
built some day.
There was some rain today along the
coast md IN central south Ie5as, VITA In
dientious for mora hnd weather over Sun.
day. we hnileve that rainy weather will
cause more harm now than killing frost
A frost might open considerable totton,
while raiHs VIII bli tiit AHN4Ne hAPpe noiia
WITH additional moisture, and lessen TIE
chance ~ them opening. 4 top crop Is not
made until II rs picked, aud we have al
seen rrcfpecfs as brilliant as the present
blighted ~ q day.
The spot demand IS slow. splnners seem
10 have stepped buying entirely, but The
interior Is Just az stubborn In refusing q
sell and rieht they shohid be.
lis The toss Of coin for Mondays epen
ing Clear fine weather and moderate re
ceipta will Intensity the bearishness u tins
nnrEet operators, while bad weather oi
lleht receipts will stimulate speculation ans
higher prices result
IiyerTuo IS due to be unchanged on Mon
day
ness and prohaDly showers. except IN south
ern norton tonight, colder IN north, AT
kansas-ShoWers colder; sunday fair ant
colder Oklahoma. lndlan Territory. Easi
Texas north, West Texas-Generally fai
and colder East Texas teouthl- shower
aud colder cargill 4 Richardson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

ogNERAL INTEREST IS MANIFESTED
inquiry Covers Entire Range Of Domestic
Styles-Aetivty Maintained,

inquiry Covers Entire Range o. Domestlc
Styles-Activity Maintained,
New York. October 25.-Dan Talmage's
sons company say:
Continued interest Is displayed In the
various offerings. Inquiry covers the en-
are range Of domestic styles from low fair
teufion and attractive samples hnd ready
k1yices from the South note free move
rnent on the Atlantic coast; quality or
early turnout somewhat disappointing but
as colder weather approaches and rough
h better cured, Improvement Is expected
A. New orleans the market Keeps Np Its
activifv with a decidedly harder tone at
tbe close: higher prices have been obtain
I'd and with ready response from buyers,
recenf advances have been maintained
In the interior prices rule strong under
CONVECTION that crop will not reach even
no nndided estimates Of a month ago.
In Texas simiiar conditions prevail and
M active demand at full figures has de
yeloped, -. -,
10 nut little change in former reports.
uTaideTs ~ fine qualities bide their time
"a current arrivals indicate eEint sup
~, ~ siIch before new crop IS reached.
Pfraimare New orleans, telegraphs Louisi-
enc erop movement 10 date; keccipta-
Is.s,,h 6,jl. 600 sacks; last year. ~ ~
saciss sales Cleaned testimatedl, AlliSfi
.,ate. Inst veai, 2S3. Gl3 pockets Market
Ptrrrsr and active at advance.
Ioin,atse. Charleston, telesrnphs Carolina
49,, movement 20 date: Receipts, otHi
ICES sales 1890 barrels. Market
steady. good demand
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the previous sales Of the week and closing
offers showed mn advance OF ihc Merchants
and Mechanics recovered some OF the
strength lost ou the day before and there
were ready takers at i5c, while on one lot
nc was given for the stock II could not
be obtained for less In the later part OF the
call Anglo American moved ny sc anb
fairly good trado was made. Offerings
at rho previous setting price were not ac.
ccptcd.
Rational on ana Pipe was somewhat
weaker and all OF the offerings as low us
l2c were not taken Beatty sold az de-
cline OF lsc from last trades aud Gobcr low.
cred to tue extent VI lc Manhattan went
better and the salcs occurred 2M3c higher
than preceding ones. More OF the stock
was wanted on the same terms, which hold
ers refused, buyers VI Forward Reduction
raised theig prices Zoe and procured small
lot BunalO again traded at Sc and the
ask price later was advanced iSc The
same bid WINS made for Higgins without
causing trades and the balance OF the list
was practically uuAltcred
The total sales amounted TO 1900
shares,
The prices bid aud asked at the close yes
terdny aud the smiles made were as follows:
INIIgTED gPOCTSs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
NEW YORK COTTON.
The Market Showed Little or No Change
In PRICES.


New York. October 25.--The Liverpool
cables were not up to e1nectations to-day
and the house operations were Of a hesitat-
ing character, On the other hand receipts
we're again very light at Interior towns
The trade was Influenced chiefly by the
light movement. the idea being that It re-
.feoted short eroD. The bears attributed
the shortage to the mresenoe Of every
available man in the fields in order 10
take every advantage OF the fine weather
Sonth, lenying the ginning. baling and mar
keting OF the CROP TO a later date, when
conditions might not be so favorable. The
xgaekIy trade reports we're fairly encourag-
ING. and the market news from Fall River
Was indicative Of good trade during the
fall aud winter months. The South ana
Furope were BUYERS Of the winter months
in the local market after the cali, and a
ns,ufber OF The leading bear traders covered
M IN anticination OF further rise IN prices,
should the movement cjntinue on It's pres.
enf sim basis. Southern SPOT lnArkets
,,erf- reported as steadv. but quiet, ex-
mort clearanees were aizlin large.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

Chicago. October - Cattle--Rccelpts 800
head market nominal; good to primo steers
Z OdiS. 90; poor to medium 8 SaFfG Is.
stockcrs and feeders 2.Oofi4 as: COWS 2Sd
30; heifers O0ltI .O0, cnnners a3Na 40.
bulls 2,006lA so; calves g sea- 20: Texas
fed steers 3.o0d4 90; Western steers SOfl
V6;w hogsI NeeelntS 1870 head market
rough heavy 6.25aiB 81, Light 256ti ~.
sheep Receipts 1000 head, market STEADY
good to choice wCthers 3 5Oltt 90: fall a
SnS 6Ss ~ notIye sS M So,sS ,Sheep
ern lambs 3 1905. 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
pi,ha,d cooke q coz letter.

Houston, Texas, October % Speculation
Is tame and with favorable weather oyer
the belt the past ten days for maturing
and gathering the crop, IS difficult mat.
ter Indeed to huh II. aud n the position
was not strong, would be almost impoesl
ble 10 keep &c up but u requires continutd
bnyiug Conditions are improving, winch
added 10 the ligAt movement y helping
to sustain the market. tall River mas
b,Ater tone The exports are he largest
for vears The great bear feature, the
weather, has been nll the most pronounced
t,esr could ask, aud n continued neat
weok. viii be q waterloo for the bulls, as
sontiment abroad seems 10 be against an
edvauce irhe bulls are hopiug for q
change the weather map mdieatca ~ we
bf Hcve the rice 10 a great extent VIII nc
controlled by II, lNehufu totkc * W
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Houston Texas. October 20 Liverpool
closed higher on near but unchanged on dis.
tnpt deliveries
Much depends upon weather conditions at
present, as an realize that any change VIII
hc the signal Tor a decided advance, while
continued sunshine &c expected 70 deprees
cotton values stlll further but for the past
week has been unable 10 do So even with
Mr. Buston's car-window estimate Of H.
100000 bales FOR assistance.
The situation IN both mono markets to1nv
was extremely dnl with but very itslc
business and values withlr a very narrow
range, with both sides apparently awaiting
Developments over SunduN,
Receipts are much below the cnrrcspoud-
ing pafiod last wear, both Houston and New
Orleans estimates beiay about )nc-half,
while the into sight for the pnet week IA
l92,O O0 taics below taa same week u wear
ago. Values rCmnin only slightly higher
than one week ago, and the decline pro
viauslv created considerable Bpeculntiy c
short interest, which continued good
weather augmented, while outside buying
support has rot Ga any great extent been IN
evidence. as too many are predicting, await
ing and expecting lower prices 60 purchase
Exports keep pncc fully with receipts.
The bull clique are Quietly acquiring a good
line OF long cotton, especially the January
New Orleans option, which rs about 40
points lower than New York md below q
normal parity.
Mr.. Prco ls emphatIcaly advising MS
slicntele 90 buy cotton. The conl strike J.
actual Gotten Is IN demand and the only
feature now restraining cotton values
sunshine and top crop prospects,, WHICH are
decidedly uncertain,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
LOCAL MOVEMENT SLACKENED,
EARLY ACTIVITY PROMISED.
General interest Is Shown on tho Entire
List-Astractive Samples Find
Ready Takers.

The week closcS IN the rice market with
the same featupes In evidence that have
marked It from the start. The prices re
NAMED strong at the higher revision Of
the last few days. The receipts were
quite moderate and no change is expected
in this respect until the early party OF
next week. The interest on the high
grades is stiI very strong and there is no
abatement In demand even when the scale
IS moved up. The sales were moderate,
considering the short business honrs, but
there was an, unusually active Inquiry and
In the future. There was nothing OF I'm.
portance TO report from the belt and all
Indications there point 10 extensive prep
arations for an early movement 20 market.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
STOCKS WELL SUPPLIED.
Cranes Were In Good Demand
|cF'sin' Ca etoek Sold Well--Potatoes
~ Y Have Advanced.

n the local wholesale market
Ersin''' .ood yesterday in some lines
~ 'sp dra,nary in others. The lamp
n y, w had bad effect on trade IN the
|raiir y. and cheese market, but seemed
|lsat'' 's - material difference in the fruit
b cs9's ,sbls line. which was brisk, The
s'i ''s 4ss,tlop for saturday. The markets
q. .. M are well supplied with good
gsD''a' a. the leading staples. Prices re-
tl ,.s arm at ruling quotations.
N pesel company received a car OF
~ nv. grapes early yesterday morning
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j. n, Wlsucr 6 90.
R. 3. Morris g. Co.'S Letter.

Houston, Texas, october % Liverpool
recorded nm advance Of points OH spot
cotton today, but was unchanged to point
lower for arrivals January-February sod
ON Grst call at IA TO AS aud closed
easy, at IA. New York commenced the
day ct unchanged quotations to / point
higher for most OF them. January aold on
the opening at 3 6263, advanced to $40,
then ensed of aud finally closed quiet ut
8 cool The Southern markets as rule,
were qulct nc unchanged quotations The
Hye principal towns received 20,3s9 bnles
agnibst 1890 bales for the corresponding
doy last season. The strongest feature IN
tha situation r. TINT the worlds Visible
SUNNY lost 10000 bales this week as com
pared with last saturday crop estimates
are beiug increased daily and We believe
that light receipts ~ ports and interior
alone sustain the market The causes
which Induce the small movement are pure
~ abnormal, aud viii adjust themselves
as the season progresses. Until tue re-
ccipts begin to Increase, however, We DO
not look FOR any material decline In prices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
DEMAND FOR RICE is STRONG.

were Honduras and 1l05 sacks domestic
Japan
Clean rice-Honduras active; head ASA
OK; stl9ights 3MiM; screenings 2M3A; No,
lHa2 Japan Active; head 3A 90 s.,
strAights 3ik 10 2 q; screenings = to 2A;
No. 9 lLa 90 3. AcLnal aaleE ll.MaM.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
Llvernool WeekIy statement.
Nav York Dry Goods.

New york, October 25.-No change IN
general features Of dry goods today. De
mand Of average extent. Stocks continue
rretricted and prices firm. Print cloths dull,
hvt. drm Cotton yarns IN fair request at
mn pfiees WOrsted and WOODEN yarns
steady
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
NEW ORLEANS LIVE STOCK.
Especial 10 The poStl

New Orleans, October 25.-The New Or.
leans live stock exchange reports lat steers
scarce, IN good demand. With light supply
Of other cattle; prices are unchanged
There is a fair demand for desirable calves
and yearlings. No hogs on sale No de.
mand for sheep; market full
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
THE DESTRUCTIVE ANIMAL
SERIOUS TO WESTERN RANGES.
investigators Have Found Remedy in ei.
sulphide Of Carbon and Feeding
Poisoned Grain.

The prairie dog has long been serious
problem on the Western ranges, the district
In which It is numerous enough 10 do dam.
age Including Montana. western Kansas
oklahoma, New Mexico ana Northern Tex.
as, says the Chicago Drovers' Journal. In
ms region Of the great plains this little
Shanal often is very destructive. one colo
ny OF these rodents IN Texas occupies an
area OF 5000 square miles, covering a ter
ritory $50 10y 100 miles The burrows IN
this section are very numerous, sometimes
tcnching as high as thousand on a single
acre The average, however, will probably
range about twenty-five, but even at this
neure the population of the district would
DC close to 100000, 600 Colonies In other
sections are not rare, ana me nnimnls ara,
on the Increase throughout the plains coun.
try.
Il is estimated that thlrty.two OF these
little rodents consume as much grass as ono
sneep ana 100 Will eat as much as a COW.
On THIS basis the grass eaten Ia the Texas
coleny alone would feed over n million ana
hnlf cattle From these figures some
knowledge Of thc damage loue hy these an,
imaiS In the West may be gauod, The pest
mas become SO severe that CT lutc the gov
eminent has been asked % Investigate the
trouble In order o discover the best meth
DDS of destroying the dogs Experts have
beel sent into the district TO study the hah-
It's OF the animals and test various methods
OF destroying them.
These Investigators have found biSulphide
( OF carbon TO be the most effective remedy
against the animais. The fumes OF this
substance are heavier than air and when
introduced into a Durruw will sink readily
TO the bottom and are quickly fatal To the
prairie dogs. rhe bisulphide OF carbon
should be poured on to some absorbent sub
stance, such as bunch OF rags, Il lump OF
horse manure or some similar article and
dropped into the burrow, after which the
mouth of the hole should be closed. "A ten
spoonful Is enough for each hole. Tie
liquid can be used 20 best advantage after u
rain when the pores of the grould are
filed with water, and when there viii ac-
cordingly be less loss from diffusion into
the Surrounding ground.
Another method Of destroying the rodent 5
Is by feeding them poisoned grain, BUT this
Is less effective than the method frst men,
toned. The grain should be scattered
around on the ground near the burrows,
rnther than dropped directly into them,
where II VIII be tramplod into the earth
and not eaten This remedy Is only effect
I've when food Is scarce as when the food
supply is plentiful the dogs will not eat
enough TO do any admage The hlsulphide,
II bought In large quantities., costs about a
cent for each burrOw. II should be used
only in burrows where the dogs have been
seen to enter Otherwise much ineffective
WORK VIII be done,