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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-30

New Haven and Hartford, which fed
Violently nine points on an attempt TO
market q small amount Of the stock be-
cause of an emphatic disclaimer from
the Pennsylvania and New York Central
authorities of the runlors of purchase of
control. There was a late rally Of sew
ersI points in the stock New York Cen
trail and Pennsylvania also quieted down
from their recent activity and strength.
In fact, there was very little show OF
strength throughout the eastern railroad
field. The session of the joint commit
tee Of operat tors and miners to discuss
disputed points in the anthracite field
was a repressive influence on all coaiers
The decrease reported in Reading sur
plus earnings for March was an I'M
favorable influence. The very heavy de-
crease in net earnings of the Southern
railway for March was certainly not a
stimulating influence, although it was
accounted for largely by the notable in
crease in operating expenses. The west
ern railroads on the other hand were
benefited by the crop news and by the
weekly crop bulletin of the weather
bureau. which was considered very favor
able not only regarding the condition of
winter wheat but as TO the progress
made in seeding corn and spring wheat.
The grain carrying railroads also We're
helped by the special strength Of the
Northwestern stocks, which rose 10I5c
and sac respectively. Rock Island
gained an extreme 59sc. but lost over
&c of it. The strength of the Wabash
stocks and Of the Wheeling and Lake
Erie stocks was evidently due TO the
apparent certainty that the bid of the
syndicate representing the Could interest
for the Western Maryland will be ac-
copied. The industrials were marked by
quite as great irregularity as the rail-
roads and changes there were constant
and variable. A further advance in the
foreign exchange market and a drop in
the rate of sterling at Paris both con-
trssted to narrow the margin still re-
naming from the gold export point. The
money market, however. was still I'M
disturbed. Much attention was attracted
by action of the clearing house author
ties requiring that institutions which
shan be admitted hereafter to the privi-
lege of clearing through members must
first be established for a year and must
maintain in their own vaults the same
percentage of cash reserves as required
of the members themselves. They will
be required also to furnish weekly state
ments of averages for publication. This
action is calculated to put a restraint
upon the multiplication of trust compa-
MES. It is carefully explained that the
requirements are not retroactive and
which is to say that they do not all ap-
ply to the condition of the trust COM
panies. which at present enjoy the privi-
leges Of the clearing house, although
that condition has been the subject lately
of much comment and criticism, owing
10 the freedom of the trust companies
from any requirement of publicity as to
their loans and reserves. The bond mar
ket maintained firm tone today. Total
sales, par value. 1910, 900.
United States bonds were all IN
changed on the last call.
The closing prices OF stocks were as
follows:
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ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
CITY IN BRIEF.

Judge steenrod OF Colwich was in the
city yesterday
Mr. Worth Chambers of Clearwater was
IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Stewart OF yelling
ton were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Wesley Hawk OF this city is on :
short visit with friends at Belle PLANE.
Mr.. Fred Dunbar. formerly CT this city.
came up from Geery, o. T. yesterday.
Mr.. A !. futile of Winfield. president
OF the American Annuity association. was
in the city yesterday on business.
Charles Scott. who lives six miles west
Of this city on Central avenue. is very low
with severe case Of appendicitis. He was
operated on Monday.
Mr.. ". V Malmburg. OF Kansas City.
Will give a Grecian scene az the h. OF P.
hall Friday evening. following the ses-
sion OF the Wichita lodge.
Roberts Land company has moved to
quarters over the Kansas National bank
whSCe they Will welcome al old patrons
room 4
Rev. c. S. Nusbaunl, secretary OF the
Ottawa ChautauQua assembly and for
merry pastor OF the Emporia avenue II.
E. church, in this city, was in Wichita
yesterday.
Mr.. Jean belong OF the firm OF Hess q
DeLong has returned from a visit to the
automobile factory at Bellevidere. III. Mr..
belong was at the factory for week
studying ali things connected with these
machines.
Marshall McCan and Mrs. McCan OF
Flemmingsburg. KY. are in the city Wis
iting relatives. Mr.. McCan owns num-
Der of lots in this city. He says there Ia
q wonderful change in Wichita since he
was last here three years ago.
Two marriage licenses were issued yes
terday. One was to Mr.. Isaac Goldsmith,
"a years old, and Miss Rose Wsllenstein,
"a years old. The other was TO Mr..
Charles H. Harpstrite, 43 years old. and
Miss Dencie Stevens. 81 years old. All
parties are of this city.
The Sedgwick county institute held its
first session in the Baptist church at
Goddard yesterday at 10 a. m. A good
attendance present. Among those al
ready here are Mrs. f. P. Hutching OF
Hutchinson. state president; Mrs. Lillian
Mitchened. Newton. district president;
Mrs Shelter Verger, Maize. county treas
urcr. From Wichita, Emma Sommers,
Mrs Clara Deem and Miss Kugore. Others
are expected on morning train. Program
carried out as announced.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Were Light for
tuesday.
MARKET WAS 5 LOWER
Cattle Market Steady for
Good Butcher Grades.
MARKET WAS 5 LOWER

The receipts of hogs yesterday were
exceedingly light for a Tuesday. The
bulk OF the offerings came in on the late
afternoon trains. and were held over be-
cause sellers refused to take the prices
offered. Kansas City quoted to 10 cents
lever. but the buyers here did not at any
time during the day bid 10 exceed cents
lower. and in few cases not any below
the previous days prices. It seemed TO
those who are not experts in the hog
business that the buyers were bidding
pretty good prices, but the difference
may have been the result Of judgment as
to quality. There were some pretty good
medium weight hogs unsold. The buyers
and the commission men all understand
their business, and when there is a diff
ference of opinion as TO values the bus
mess stops right then and there. It
has been limited for several days past
that packers expected heavier receipts
and lower prices this week, but the COM
mission men here have apparently made
up their minds not to have it that way if
they can prevent It. The sellers could
not find out that the provision market
showed very much decentralization. and
that may have encouraged them to hold
their hogs for pretty good prices. There
IS no getting around the fact that the
buyers here want more hogs than they
arc getting, and the country shippers all
report that the good hogs are getting
scarce in their territory. Consumers of
meat may howl about the beef trust while
the farmers continue to get big prices
for their fat cattle, but at this writing
II is difficult 10 figure out cheap hogs in
the near future. The farmers can not
wear very many diamonds feeding 66-cent
wheat TO hogs even al present prices.
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company. II. II. Dubois. Alb
straetor, Court House. Phone 29sl
WARRANTY DEEDS
D. G. Terry 10 John c. Mossmsn
is. IS, p. -, Central avenue, Moss
mans second add ...........-...... 1850
Geo. a Litchfield assignee TO George
Hayford. las Main street. city ....- 400
o. J. Pease To Ambrose Fuller. p
Wichita street. Smith & Stovers
add -..--------..--.----..-.- l,ZVJ
George L. Wilson 10 Frank Q. Wright
10 %. (evenl Milwood avenue
Dodge's Second add .....--.....----- g
z. II. Robins 10 Frank Nighswonger
> Emporis avenue, J. r. Mead
add Observation-Disclosures. 200
I. Q. Essential TO John C. Brown
J. > g. block u Goddard .--~.-.-.. 80
Peter Smith to Jane Smith northeast
quarter southeast quarter and
southwest quarter southeast quar-
ter i-ss-3w ......-..-..--...-..---. Isl
Oscar L smith To John 2 Mshan
east half southeast quarter 1s-17-ze 400
John sIcGeosn 70 II. G. Clayton
half Of southeast quarter so-55-zw go
Shelby ? Duncan 70 = g. Mltuer
a. 81 g. 3 Ida avenue. Wolimaus
adj .-...-...--. ---------. 30
L. G. Hamilton 70 Shelby ?. Duncan,
same ..--------.------- 10
Lula : Hewitt 70 Lizze J.. Cooper
south 9 feet Of lot 6. Mosers sub
division -.-....-.--.--.-. 10
John WfnSarat 70 Christian kannp-
ling southwest 5--I-sw --.----..----. 2Sf0
Christian Eamnliag 10 Sebastian
B0rgner southwest quarter 30
Nv ........................--.. go
Louis s. smith - !. " WusInz
IL - James street. !. T. Steph-
ems add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
justin 7. kennedy 70 Hattie J. Eer-
He5v 1E5 tfz7. ~. lf5E jackson
street CsrfTens-ein aid ----.-.-.- I.151
Emma NoIz - Wu- F Lee odd
1871 u II5 Forest ave GreiNeu-
stems 18th add .-.-.----...--....---- So
Nancy 4 BdirgeHan 70 Emma O.
Snigelv 8. block 8 oueka sNezue
Cruns q Phillips add ---.-------..- -
! cross q Mary CTist = Wetrr
street firlTensrsil s. add -.-----.----
B. 1. Kesuan IL E-~irs Holilcka
- Duazlas avenue. Ah5ett AID d. -
East Douglas Avenue Lard &C.
20 szsue- p Louzlzs aEe1Ge. Alb
james g. slaves 80 NHla-u Eltser
- - osz street sl4ren
y c Neer ~ vs. - Bartietr -
CsrsndpieT areu1e. Crsi add -
e - Braier 81 2lirHia FrT
e-ea ialS ie @ PFaFEe aFe11e
G-e-ae rstein-s 5ssh add 90
II r. DuEs 70 John 6 go1ey
lzio ~ JacksCz sr1z@s. LeSc8-
ias s-e add ..-----.-.----.---.-.-.-.- x
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a DOCTORS BAD PLIGHT.

Two years ago, as result of a Sc
we're cold, I lost my voice." writes DR..
II. L. Scarborough Of Hebron, Ohio. then
began an obstinate cough. Every reme-
dy known 10 me as a practicing physician
for So years, failed, and I daily grew
worse. Being urged TO try DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs
and Colds, found quick relief. and for
last ten days have felt better than for
two years Positively guaranteed for
Throat and Lung troubles by Gehring' 5
Pharmacy, SOC and 800.
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New York Mnneu Marka.

New York. April 29.-ClOse-Monev on
call steady at SS.d4z per cent: closing
bio and asked SlaQ4 per cent; prime mer-
camille paper. 4d4sfc.
Sterling exchange firm with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at s4s77sd4Ss for
demand and at $751; for sixty DAYS:
posted rates. S4-s and S4Sia04.S9; commerss
cial bills. 81. Sl24 FI4.S5q.
Bar silver sic: Mexican dollars zlc
Government bonds steady: state bonds
steady, railroad bands irregular
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EDITORIAL
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. April 29.-Cotton-Spot closed
quiet. 1-15C lower; middl1g uplands
2 f3-l6c, middling gulf 10 Lice. sales 8 2g9
bales. Futures opened steady AT the DE-
cline. April 9s7c; May. 9s.7c: June ae0c:
July 955c: August Q &c: September S5Sc:
October S.35c: November S.2lc; December
S.2oc: January sec
Galveston. April 29.-Cotton. firm. CSC
Liverpool. April 2e.-Cotton Spot in fair
demand at unchanged prices. American
rnfddlinr 1T-39d
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CATTLE SALES
SHIPPERS and NOTES.

The following are the shippers VINO had
hogs on the market yesterday: 9. G.
Handy 6, Son. Norwich; II. NJ. DoNd.
Bayneville; l. L. Benson, InEersoli. O.
T.; J. y. Deert. Harper; r. NJ. Pope. Ar
gCnia; W. R. Morrison. Hutchinson
LOCAL MARKETS.
GraiTR-W heat, &c; corn. lie; oats, 45Q
Sc.
Produce-Butter. lie; eggs. I21kc; hens.
Sc; springs. 10 pounds. 10c; young
cocks. 3 10 . pounds. &c; old cocks, &c;
turkey hens, 10c; young toms, &c: old
tens. Sc; ducks, full feather, &c; geese,
fun feather. Sc
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. April 29.-The movement OF
pr.ces was confused and irregular all
- today and there IVES evidence Of a
diminishing speculative Interest The
VIDE movement il high priced st7cks
continued feature. but the in,iue ice
OF the advances was impaired bv some
equally notable relapses in stocks where
attempts we're made 20 take prodts- a
SAGE IN point was that CT Now Yosk.
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state full cream. early make. colored and
white. 13G131<c.
Eggs-Receipts 1892 packages. Market
barely steady. State and PENNSYLVANIA
1I4lI;ze; western at mark 16stG171.c
Sucar-RaT, firm. Fair refining 27sc;
centrifugal 90 test. 37sc; molasses sugar,
25sc; refined, eSteady; crushed 5-2nc; pow
dered +soe; granuiateo. quiet, steady.
Coffee-No. 7. Rio 7-1ec.
Enthusiastically: New Orleans S3G41c.
Poultry-Alive quiet; turkeys 10Gllc;
fowls. lie; dressed, iced, quiet; western
capons. 11419c; fowls &c; turkeys I1zg
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A NEARLY FATAL RUNAWAY

Started horrible ulcer on the leg Of
J. 3. Orner Franklin Grove, III. which
deaed doctors and all remedies for four
.rears Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured him. Just as good for Boils, Burns,
Bruises. Cuts. Corns. scalds, Skin Erup-
items and Plies. 25c at Behring's Phar-
M cN-
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EAS { BALL.
National LEAGUE Games.

NEW YORK. 6; BROOKLYN, ..
New York. April 2s-The New York
team shut out Brooklyn on the Polo
grounds today in a game which was called
in the latter half Of the sixth inning.
Jim" Shekard played left cid for Brook
lyn. Attendance 1,500. Score:
RH z
Brooklyn ..................0 0 0 0 0 90 4
New York ..................0 IS 0
Batteries-McMakin and Ahern; Kenne-
dy and Bcwernan.
Philadelphia, April 2s.-Philadelphia-
Boston game postponed; wet grounds.
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Kansas CITY. Arril -a.-V- hesr-Cfose.
Nay. &c. July. s27sg7sc- Cash. No. ?
hard. 79c: No 3 -, No. red. &c. No
5. red -Sc
Coru-afay. ss&c. September. so7sc. cash
Nc mixed. g. d65izc; No white. sSss
si6aC. No. 3. s78ssc-
Osts-\o. white. Sc
Rye-No . &c
Hav-Chofce timothy 81 51114n'; choice
prairie. SiSGl358
Butter-Creamery. &c: dairy, fancy. lsc.
EgEs-Fresi7h 1sc
Nro-r-H a-efr.fe = cars
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American League Games.

DERTOIT. II: ST. LOUIS, 3.
St Louis, April 29.-Mercer had the
local players at his mercy today and was
well supported. Donahue was batted all
over the field. Attendance 1000. Score:
Z II Z
ST Louis ..........1000O20 4
Detroit .............o0 o Q 5-11 16 4
Batteries-Donahue and Donohue; Mer-
Ger, Buelow and MCGUIRE.
CHICAGO, 4; CLEVELAND, 2.
Chicago. April "a gift. an error and
three hits gave Chicago today's game IN
the seventh. During the other innings
Wright was invincible. Attendance zoo.
+ H T
Chicago .............ooo0 4
Cleveland ...........0 0 0 o. Il 8
Batteries-Cailahan and Sullivan; Wright
and Bemis.
WASHINGTON, I; PHILADELPHIA, 2.
Washington. April 29.-Inability TO hit
Patton consecutively and punching Of
five hits by Washington in the second
inning lost the game for Philadelphia
today. Attendance 1900. Score:
RHE
Washington ........1 3oo1002-- Il 8
Philadelphia .........1 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. ! 0
Batteres-Patton and Drill; Plank and
Steelman.
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Western LEAGUE Games.

MILWAUKEE, y; DIES MONIES. 10
Des Moines. April 29.-In the poorest
played game of the season on the home
grounds. Des Moines was defeated by
Milwaukee. The attendance was good I'd =
Milwaukee .........OO22122so-iS iS !
Des Moines ..-......0 0 OF DO L 4
Bstteries-O'N>~ Thornton. Hannafcrd
and Lucia: Mamann and Smith.
OMAHA. 2; PEORIA. >
Omaha. April 29.-The game with Peoria
today was a remarkable one and was
stopped by the umpire at the end Of the
twelfth inning on account Of darkness,
with the score tied. Score:
omaha .........0oo02Oo0Oo0o-2 5 1
Peoria .........1 O0O10 00O0 % y
Battries-Graham and Gonding; shaftan
and Wilson.
ST. JOE. Z; COLO. SPRINGS: 5;
Colorado Springs, Col. April 29--The
locals lost today's game through Nc
Neelys Witness. he giving three passes
and hitting three men. Otherwise il was
an interesting and fast game. Score;
ST. Joe ........s1ooo II 4
Colorado Springs % 0 , 0 % IL 3
Batteries-Maupin and Roth: AIcNeeIey
and Arthur.
DENVER. .: KANSAS CITY. ?.
Denver April 29.-McCIoskey' fine
pitching. together with costly errors by
Kansas City, gave the locals an easy
victory here today. Gable proved easy
for the Denvers and was hit hard ct
times. DelehanIS made home run At
tendance 3,5'o. Score:
Denver ...............o21022 oO2-9 II 3
Kansas City .........0 90 2 0 o %
Batteries-McCloskey and Wilson; Ca
bic and Messitt.
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oTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

Chicago.
Chicago, April 29.-Cattle-Receipts 8, 000
Market steady. Good TO prime steers,
S6.S0Q7 40 poor 10 medium, S4.76a7 90
stockers and feeders. s.. SOC. %: cows.
Sl.Sod6.e0; heifers, S2.5eu600. canners, 81. a
Q2-40. bulls. $250G5.50; calves. S2G5; Tex
as fed steers, S5.50Q6.50.
HOgs-Receipts today IS 900: tomorrow
210Uo. left over 5000. Market steady to
strong. Mixed and butchers, S6.S167. so:
good 10 choice heavy. S7-25d74o; rough
If sales S6.9ed125.
sheep Receipts $500; sheep steady to
Ice higher. lambs, steady. Coed 10 choice
wethers, S5.5oa6.20; fair to choice mixed.
A-15u5.4o, western sheep, S5.25d60o native
lambs, clipped. A-l5Q660. western lambs
s5-2506.50: Colorado wooded lambs $40.
Official for yesterday: Receipts. Cattle,
1911. hogs, $3.50. sheep. l6.l90 Ship
m .snt' Cattle, $3.50; hogs, 7.So2' sheep
Kansas City.
Kansas City. April 29.-Cattle-Receipt
b.s00 natives. 600 Texans 100 calves. De-
,irable kinnis and feeding cattle steady:
inferior grades 10 10 l5c lower. Choice
export and dressed beef steers. S6.651
= 20. fair to good. S5.65G6.65- stoCkers and
feeders. S2.50N5.50; fed western. S5.0sd6.25
Texas and Indian steers. S475G6-oe; Texas
and Indian cows. SS.5Y05.V9; native COWS,
IS 50d5.50. native heifers. S4.00d5.60. can
ners. $2.5eQ5-50; bulls SS.5oG5.25; calves,
S4.51d6 On.
f1OES-fkecefpES Al.Et. market STEADY 70
ice lower: top. S7S5: bulk Of sales s. S56
12a. heavy. S7.21d7.35: packers S6.eoQ9-2o
lights S6.6517.15: pigs. S6.59G6.65.
Sheep-Receipts 500 Market steady
Native lambs S660d7.o0; western lambs.
s.. 5000; native wetflers. S5.15lI6.oo, west
ern wethers, S5-75deio, fed ewes S5.eo0
ESQ. Texas clipped yearlings. S6.9o6.20'
Texas clipped sheep. S5.eoU5.e5; stockers
and feeders SS.eeI5.00.
ST. Louis.
81 Louis. April 2-Cattle-Receipt
e7S2 Including S1o Texans. Market steady
Reef steers S40e67.e0: stockers ana feed
CTS S2N04S5. COWS and heilers. $50
500: Texas steers. grasSers. $. 417 50,
feeders, St5oG6l5. COWS and heifers. $50
W45o
Hogs Receipts. 5.5e Market steady.
Pigs and lights s.. S1T7.oo: packers S6.s5
o. %. butchers. $-.0Sd7 90.
Sheep-Receip ts 2.eA Market steady.
Natives. S5.50ae.e5: lambs. S5.5eGS.oo.
ST. Joseph.
st Joe. april 9-CatUe-Receipts 500:
market steady 10 Ice lower. natives. 8 >
@-I5. cows and heifers, s. 25ae.25; vealS
g. 15d5-25. stockers and feeders $ eNI5.25.
Hogs Receipts 4q00; market steady TO
g. lower. light and lisht mixed Sc asa. is.
medium and heavy. S71@ss1I7-S5. pigs.
ssS576. o.. bulk S7.0DT7.25
Sheep-Receipts l.loe. steady II weak
western lambs. S6.2567-eo. western sheep
nfTt
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HOG SALES.
hAAI- A..
CATTLE

There was a little more business in the
cattle section yesterday, but the supply
continues light. Butcher cattle were
steady, but common, thin cattle suffered
another decline of to 10c.
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NEB. UNIVERSITY. :; WASHBURN. /.
Lincoln. Neb.. April 2e.-University OF
Nebraska. I: Washburn College Of To-
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s. Louis April @-Wheat-CIose-
higher No red cash elevator. 7ss4c.
track 81. 1Ssc. MAJ SIC, July 7s-4c.
Ne. hard s15S2-
Corn-Betts- Ne cash 6l-c. rrack.
-; May. jus sfsc. SeptsEn0er.
sc.
0ats-F-ewer No cash s1c- track.
arc. May sezc. Iuly sfsc SOFTEN. issr.
-. c. No white +-14sizc
Rye over sc
rn-.-E-aSfa~
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Amerioan AssocIatIon Games.

Columbus. April 29.-The Columbus-St.
Paul game scheduled for today was post
poned on account of rain.
Toleda. April 29-Toledo-Minneapo polls
game postponed; wet grounds.
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Future Delivery

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Cefrar1 aaara ~ Trade
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CASH QUOTATIONS,

Fl0ur-Market steady
Whest-No. 716I4lsc; No. red SKA
Oats-No. . 42lza4Sl4o No. ? white 453
45Lc: No. white 44ts 145iec.
Rye-No. .. 5Sixc.
Rarlev-Fair 70 choice mailing. eSQIoc-
Flaxseed-No. I. l6T: No. 1 northwest
eru. SIP.
Prime timothy seed. $3.50.
Mess pork per barrel Sl6.Sf6lsss.
lard per 100 pounds. Sle05dlo011s.
Short ribs sides dCose) Saf019-5Q, dry
sailed shoulders (boveG) -S.GSc. short
clear sides (b0xed) Ss.9aGl000
Whisky. basis OF high wines. SD.
Clover. contract, grade. SS5.
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prominent
the
Springfield. Ohio Feb list
DR.
OF the
nd
complaints Of
Ieannot much
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New York. April o-Brgtter- Pee fr.ts.
ies57 packages Afsrl-et stea5T STATE
osirv. iaFsac creamery. fs-ares 80
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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-02-25

any more than a child a month old,
and I only weighed sixty pounds.
One day my brother saw in a paper
your advertisement of Swamp-Root,
the great kidney remedy. He bought
me a bottle atour drug store andItook
it. My family could see a change in me,
for the better, SO they obtained more
and I continued the use of Swamp.
Root regularly. l was so weak and
run down that it took considerable
to build me up again lam now we'll,
thanks to Swamp-Root, and weigh
148 pounds, and Am keeping house
for my husband and brother on 8
farm. Swamp-ROot cured me after
the doctors hal failed to do me a
particle of good.