davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-19
'TNs LET.

ing office. cigar manufacturing or any
business where light machinery Is need
ed. Well lighted on all Sides. High
studded. Apply 20 O'CONNOR BROS.
eei Broadway.
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divided profts s5s7 .s32. The deposits were
b,S3,SiI. The company made an effort
last week TO float a loan OF s2,0Oo0o0 in
London. In 1902, the company paid IS
per cent dividend.
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eine @eftGtsbalfte ooer cine @Itre@
mitdt als Der Sib Der &ranfbelt ans
oeaeben.
NGs birefte &ranfbeitSuriabe tam
Die @rfdltung ferner bel Der 2db=
mung Der Geii6tsneroen angeIeben
tperoen. 0ier ift es ndmli6 l6arfer
8in0 poer eine itarfe 3ueluft, Die
nuf Elm er6iBtes @eIi6t einpirten
uno Die 2dbmnre Der einen 5eite
perurlaGen. 8ieielbe entitebt mei1t
unter itarfen Sdmer3en. oft aber
au6 benz Batienten pDqie unbetnerft
innerbalb peniaer Stunoen.
Wir ieben aliD, baB cine gauge
&eibe bon Grfrantungen ibre eigent=
lide urIabe in Der @rfdltung flnoen.
Cine itarfe @rfdltung tritt nament=
lid baun auf, menfl nab elmer grD=
beren GnItrenguna Der ihmibenoe
&Drper p(Dbli6 elmer raideu Nbfubs
flung ausqeiebt miro. @ie oft miro
geraoe in bielem 8unfte gefeblt uno
wie oft 1T aeraoe barin Die geran=
laiiung SIT 10 manber @rfdltungss
&ranfbett 81 luben.
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Ser ct. 9onis nuO Mep Dorf 81
miteo Der 8anoalia YenniDlba=
MIA Short Qtne."

Son iebt alb miro Der ct. Souls
ut,o Seem Dort 2imiteo Der BennIpl.
pania SbDrt Sine als elm unabbdn=
gieer !3ug BON ct. Souls nab Sns
oianapoliS laufen uno miro aus els
ner Bibliotbet= uno &au1z, elmer
SblerpatiDns= unb Speiles unn
Sblaf=gar beiteben. @enn nDtbig,
I'm Nufentbalt in 8ittsburg gu ner=
meioen, miro oieier gauge 3ua mad
6arrisbure, Bb.laoelpbia uno Stem
Dorf ourblaufen.
Der SEEM gorf 2initeo Der gans
oalia= Bennipluania Sb0rt Sine ner=
ldBt oaS unipn=Depot in ct. Souls
tdeli6 UNI l ubr &admittags.
Drei g~rpreBsige tdglid NIT
9urhzS hlafpneen uno Speiietpa=
gen pon ct. 2ouis nab SEEM gorf
iiber Die 8anoalia 8ennipluania
Short Cine.
@eeen ndbeler @inaelbeiten pens
bet gud an S. W. gbesbrpugb.
aiiiftent> General 8aiiagier Ngent.
ct. Souls. Wlo.
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= 8.

Sn Wontupo1is, graois Co.,
ettpa brei Meilett fioli1 por Qu1tin,
tuuroe Der @irtb emil Immann pon
einem 0eger eriho1ien. Der W0rz
Der lit uerbaftet mproen.
- Der 9roBe enaliihe Dampfer
nSraf", Der einen giefgane BON fat
26 SUB bat, perlieB am 81. Sebruar
ben @alpeitoner 6afen. Die Sud-
peritdnoigen erfldren, oieie gbatiadae
beueiie. oaB Die erDBen &riegsibiffe
ebenio bdtten in ben inneren 0a=
fen ein= uno tpieoer auslaufen tDnner.
Wie aus @alpeIton perlautet, i'll
es Dem ourtigen @ntomoloeen BrDf.
Orten g~elungen. Elm iiheres Mittel
our 8ernihtune oes 8Ol 8eeoifs
ausfinoig 81 MAIDEN. 6DffentlidJ
beitdtiat iib oieie @ahri6t aber audi!
= Sn Brownsville 1T Der &anoer
gafer, tuelber ben Meritaner Sta
mon @eroa eridOiien bate, freige=
ipr0ben moroen. Gr fonnte Den
Wabmels flbren, in S~elbituertbeis
bigune aebanbelt gu baben.
Sn Der umgegeno BON 0acos.
bodies Mill man jebt init Der 5a=
bats 9ultur in 9r0Berem umfange
Beginner, oa ourb Die 8unoes-
8eriuds=S Station oaielbft feitae1teqt
mDrben lit, oaB itb Der 8ooen oa-
Ielbit in beroDrraaenoer 8eiie fir
ben Inbau Der feiniten 6apanas
Nrten eienet.
- Sn Dat gliff bel Dallas lou
am 16. Wtar8 cine Ibitimmune oa=
riiber abgebalten meroen. ob Der
Ort in Dallas einuerleibt neroer
lDa, Ooer nibt.
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$3.50 per Somu, geliefert.

Undergraduate beebren fid biermit
funo gu seben, baB fie .2ptle"=
&oble. fir 8of= uno 6eia : 8rpede.
wdbreno Der lebten flint Sabre aus=
iblieBli6 gebrauhten. @ir balter
oieieS 8rennmaterial fir biuiqer
uno Dfonomilher als ale anbere
&Dble.
SO. 6. CALHOUN, 325 Norb : gberrp-
6traBe; 8. McDaniel, 232 Welt . Conn
merce<Str.; s. s. 2ubtpig, 21O Sotpae
Ctr; Mrs. Stibifon, 232 Soma . Ctr;
Mrs. Grimes, 1909 @eit-SDuitDn<Str.;
.. &ebmDno, lib W.s2eona.S Ctr; Mrs.
Wm. Seeds, 817 Mbe. 6; Mtrs. SnD.
Murpbb, 709 Mbe. 6; Snp. D. Serb, 324
9erington gpe.; Mrs. 6. $. Mnensporth,
$40 @.< @aeonsStr.; S.. Sommers, 405
Senth~Street.
Beiteauneen neroen prompt aus
gefiibrt.
Carr 9Spp0 & Goal 60.
3elepbDn 1913.
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NHerIet.

&autn mar Die cine Geger=
8eriDoe gum Iblbluiie gefomnlen,
10 bat AUDI ibon pieber cine teue
begonnen, uno tpenrt man ben @ets
terprppbeten @lauben lhenfen barf,
miro oielelbe pieoer cine redt anbalz
tenoe bleiben!
Die lebten bier Bombs gu lie
$500 BON Der 8Dnbauseabe fir cine
@i1enbabn, Die ME eebaut tpur6e,
auf tpelde Die Steuersabler aber so
Sabre lang 3inien beaablen muBten,
1ino iebt in Dffener @ertbts1ibung
pDn ben GDuntp<& Dmmiiidren per=
brannt uorben. IS maren oies
Bombs Der San Intonip & Werican
@ulf Railpap, tpe[he 8abn atm 5.
September 1850 incprporirt, aber
Der Bau ME begonnen tpuroe.
y IuS @aibington lit Die Na9=
ri9t e%ingetroffen, oaB Die olIeemeine
Nadtrags 8emiaigungs 8in, mie
iie benz Senate einberibtet mDroen
lift, pioer @rtparten feinen gemiQi=
eungs= Bpften fir Die Inlaee zines
permanenten Msilitdrs uebungslaaers
BEL San ,MntDnio entbdlt uno aud
feinen Soften fir Die eeplanten Gr=
meiterunesbauten am bieligen Gr=
lenal.
SIN Santa &pia 6Dlpital ftarb
Der fatbolilbe Brieiter Domian Sip.
Elm Mtann. Der neben leiner 8erufs=
tbdtiefeit aub in auseebebntem
MaBitabe literariih eenirft bate.
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@te lit eIes!

gBir bieten rin6unoert Dollars 8elobnuu9 fhr ie=
ben Sail Don Ratarrb, Der nidt ourb GilnebrleH
bon 6aa's 5Satarr6=Rur sebeilt peroen fam.
s. S. Cheney & 60, Gigentb, Sotsbo, 8.
g8ir, Die l1nter5ei0ueten, baben s. 5. Gbenep lett
ben lebten Is Sabren 9~etannt uno balten i'm fir
gen uno %finan3iel befdbigt, ale BON ieiner 6irua
eineegan9enen Standardization gu %erfiinen.
@ef 8 Sruar, @roBbanbets= 8roouiten, So=
lebo, ..
@aloine. ainnan & Marsin, @roBDan=
Sels=9rneuiiteA, Soleoo, o.
6a1's Gatarrb=&ur miro innerli1 eenomnen unb
ipirft brett auf oas 8lut ulto Die I1leirnigeu Ober=
fd6en oes Spftems. 3ellqniiie frei %periaiot. 9reis
Is Gents fur Die Glai6e. Sertauft BON alien @po=
tbetert!
SaH's Sanfiten : @Iaen fino bic befeu
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Inner 2aaer oun syarben unb

Inner 2ager opn Jarben itno
3apeten 1T %aneetommen uno lit
qualitatiu oas bette i'm Warfte. llns
iere Guspabl BON Tapeten elitipribt
Dem m%ooerniten @ei6mad uno UNI
lere Tarben iino rein uno Sriib.
8ebt uns einen Brohez Nuftrag.
Gnferfon & Gnferon
l27 uuo 219 Oft=Duuiton' StraBe.
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Grtdltnussz &ranfbeiteu.
gon OF. ,neo. sepinsfi.

Non OF. meD. 9etutnsfi.
Die grtdltung Der Malenl1lein1=
baut fiibrt gu benz @aenfa o.
tarrb, benz Smnupfen, Der nit iei=
men unangenebmen uno bdufig gez
mug ben garl5er Organismus in Wiit=
leibenfbaft 5iebenoen Spmpt0men
einert jeber befannt fem birfte. Die
6aupt : Symphonic lino S9peQung
unb @6tbune Der Maienihleimbaut,
bdufiges Mieien, iebr oft @aienblu=
ten, Yerminberutg oes MiebpermDs
gems uno pDr allem reihlihes Sefret
Der acknowledgements. Son MIge=
utein : Spunptpnten fomtnen mod
Ropf : Ghmeraen, acknowledgement,
JrDitelr, unb MppetitlDiigfeit btnsu.
Mieift lit ia Der Shnupfen als cine
perbdltniBmdBig leibte @rfranfung
a1Suieben, Die bel einiaer S9onuna
fait thinner in penigen 9agen pnr<
ibergebt. Better eebt Der Naienfa=
tarrb nuh auf ben &aber unb &ebls
fDpf. 6ebrt Der Shnupfen. mie bel
{HtpdbliHen Snoipibuen, Die beIonz
oers oa5u neigert, iebr oft toteoer, 10
gebt er ~5utpetlen aud IN Die 9ros
niihe SDrm oeS Nalertfatarrbs uber.
oeiie1 SprnptDme n1eilt ihrperptes
genoer Notur ltno. 3u Ntbembes
iHweroen infolge gertDpfung Der
ytale geIelen itb itar1ol9er 8Dpf=
idn1er5,. Shatloilgtelt, unfablgfeit
80 lrgeno el1ier NrDett, AppetltlDltg=
teit, gerluit oeS 8erufss lrlo @e=
I@r!ndSpermDge1s.
NlS elrle ebenfaus DerbaltntBt1laBlg
leldgte grtaltuf1gS &rant1ett Ut per
Ha@entafarrg ar5ulegen, per
olircb etfle gnt5ut1ourg Der galenz
iHletrl9ailt ertfltebt. 81 Der grtalz
tur1g toIltrlt als Sranfbeltsurlafe
gesuDbrltb oIeles uno lautes Spss=
9@ei1, NufentDolt IN lDleGter Auft,
9abatraucben blrau. Surb Die
S9tueuurlg peg met9en Wallf1ers
tlslo oer Ntartoein, one rat lftf1er mt
Dem Nad1er1tatarrb oerburtoert TT,
tulro pas S~lnden erlnmert oas
Spred3en TT mt Sbtler5etl oerbuitz
Den uno nerurlacbt oas @efilbl, als Db
Elm 4lDB i'm 1alle itede. Wtttunter
1T bic 3rartbelt aub NIT lbnperen
Nuaet,eit : SDttptDmer, Shuttel@
frnft, 6ieber, itarfem &opfidmers
nerbunoen. Weiit geniigt ia elm
feudter nmlhlag nm ben Gals, @ur=
Qeln nit Mlaun Doer 9~luriaurem
Rail- unb einige ShDnung i'm Spre=
den, UNI Die @rfranfung in tuenigen
Eagen gum 8eriduinben gu bringen.
Mnnme Sn0iuibuer,~ rtarnentli1 Sdn=
ger, Breoiger, 2ebfer. ferner Ber1o-
men, Die ben nltpbplilGen @etrdrtfen
reihli@ aulpre1en uno babel mod
uiel raudben, befDmmen fhlieSltd]
ben HrDnilden Madenfatarrb, Der
lid burH Die betannte before Sprn=
DE, Shmer8en beim Sdluden uno
Spredbett uno fortudbrenhe geriblei=
riullg oDtumentirt.
Mer gu oerartigen Naien- nno Ga=
bertatorrb neigt, iplIte ieinen a0r=
per IN nerrlintttger Weiie abbdrten
u1io an ield3te 3alte : @inpirfungen
getuobrerl. 2dglib falte Nbreibun-
gen oeS 9an5et1 &Drpers, tuDbei aber
auf i0rglat1e Abtrodnune gu abten
1T, itio nor groBem @uBen. 3u
ttarte 0etlelorrlg oes Sorpers init
oIderI Stoffen, r'arlentlt9 Dag ira
gen elies mo!enen 0alstubes III
1frerg gu oeri1eloen, pell oaourb pie
paul 5n enlpTnollw mIro uno auntab'
t1g ouf.Jeoer gerlngen Saltereia re-
ogtert. ueoermaBlges Gaunen'
arIrlen, laIigerer aufentgalt II
lWtemt oenflllerfen, mt el9arren=
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Sic sorte sameu, Die anfgebt.

@ie inter alien anoerent, 10 giebt
e8 audi unter Samen quite uno
lhlebte, ooer: Samen, Die aufeeben
uno iolbe. Die nibt aufseben uno
cine fur5e 8eahtung Der Nngelegen-
belt: pelbe Samen Sic gu iaen ge=
benfen, gelbenft, miro iih polauf
beSablen. Dbmpbl Der 2obn bafir
erit bel Der grnte iid einfteuen
miro - tpenn Sbre 8abl auf Ser
rp' Samen 9efaQen lit. Seit
fait einem balben S%abrbunoert err
freuen iid Serrp'8 Sdmereien bel
Sarmern uno @drtnern zines beneis
oenspertben &ufeS, tpe9en ibrer
Site uno 3uoerldiii9feit.
Der Samen : 8atalog fir 1908,
Der auf &erfengeu gratis uno porto
frei al ir9eno cine Gorefie perlanbt
miro, lit in oieiem Sabre ausneb=
ineno ~intereiiant uno lebrreidl.
Sdreiben Sic nod beute oofiir.
Ibrefe: 9. Sc. Serrp & 6 o.,
0etroit, W / d.
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3,t o~erfaufett!

200 Nder 5arm in @iet1ria Co.,
9ano in @nciual 60, 8auftenen in
San Intonio. 500 Nder bemdKer.
bares 2ano uabe Der Stabt.
&rel Sc eerfheibt,
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Ser neme Gbampaaner MefurS,

Die Ginfubr bon 125, 719 ailten
q. s.. Mfumm & Cos n@rtra
Drb" ooer 407, 304 Slal6en mebr
als Die irgeno elmer auoeren Marfe.
lit nod niemals 5uoor BON irQenb
elmer anoeren Sirma erreidt nor
ben. Die beriibmte 1898'er grnte
BON Mtumm's n@rtra 9rp", Die lest
importirt miro, 1T Der 1S89'er grnte
abnlib, inoem lie reiner, mobl=
idmefenoer uno better lift. als Die
l893'er. Die toloiialen 8orrdtbe
garantiren Die sSortlebuno oes SIN.
ports eieler Qualitdt.
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gpmtberm 0aeific @ahn.

NadN Stem Orleans, SputDn mnb Sal.
betDn td9lib.. 1915 Mittags,
unb 900 Mbenbs.
Wab 81 Balo, galifornien unb Merifo
$3.50 8Drnt.
Nab 9oros9eras, ct. Souls uno gbica<
go katy Flyer ........8:30 Mbenbs.
Mntunt.
8Dn Noro<TeIas, ct. 2puis uno Chicago
(Katy Flyer ......... 800 Mprgens.
GDn Netp Orleans, 9oufph unb @ol>
betDn tdglib...........7.30 MDraenS
un6 5:45 Nahm.
BDn 81 Haip, galiiDrnten unb Wterito
800 MbenoS,
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Yia 8moalia, YenniDlpania=8 abu.

Gin 8ilet bieier 2inie erfter &laie
na6 Seem gorf berehtiat ben Sn=
baber in IS abinaton. BAL
t imore uno philadelphia
einen sebntd9ieen Mufentbalt gu
nebmen. Dies lit Elm lebr liberates
8uaeftdnoniB.
Wegen @in5elbeiten meube man
fib an ben unterseihneten.
8. 3. &ilgDre,
6eiienoer Bafiasier Msent,
LIS Weit 5renb 8lace. San Mn=
toniD. Teras.
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~. 6. & =. 8abu.

Mbfabrf.
Nab @aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas. Ranlas
Gttb, ct. Souls unb Chicago, tdglih,
(Suniet SepDt) ........S.30 MDrgens,
un6 500 Mbenbs.
Mnfunt:
Son Chicago, ct. 2nuis, &anias gitb,
Salas, Sort 8ortb unb WacD. tdgliob
(Suniet 9epot) ........7.45 Moreens,
unb $50 Iben6s.
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Sic @eiebrten

iinb iib iiber gar @ieles nidbt einis. 9a>
rim aber timmen iie nit allem 8olfe ibere
Elm, baB Bic ct. Bernard 8rduterpilen ii6
NIT noIem &ebte 6es 6ufes als betes
9eilmittel fir ale Waeen~, 2ebere uno
Nierenleiben erfreuen. @enn @opf< uno
8ifeni9mersen, Shtudbe, Matti9feit,
SerStlDpfen, S6pinbel u. ber9l. gucb
mabnen, baB SIR ihtper frant ieib, 10 ees
brauhet ia feline Der lauoldufigen Guad>
ialbereier, pelbe nibt nur nidbt belfen,
lonbern burdb lire siftiaen 8eitanbtbeile,
tuie Guediifber nur nod mebr ibaben.
@ebraubet anein bic ct. 8ernarb 8rdue
terpinen, bic fir % Gents in alien Npo<
tbefen 81 baben iino.
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~ 8alf, cement. Sano, BaG'
feline, feuerfefte Steine uno Ibon.
9beer uno Nspbaltpapier, Dabpappe.
9beer uno Gspbalt, Del, 9erpentin,
Sarben, 8la8 &c. &c. ftetS pDrrdtbia
bel S. 6. 9ielrnant, BOG OFT
Commerce. traBe. @ieoriee Breiie,
quite Waare iouie quite unb reene
Beoienung uerben aarantirt.
Eelepbon 410
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9. u. & u. q. Nahn.

Mbfabrt.
Nah Gnero, goafum, 9ouftpn uno @al-
bet0n, td9lib. ........... $40 8prm.
Nab @orpns ghriti, &DdpDrt unb Bee
bile tdglib.. .2.40 NaHm.
Nab Bbrne uno &errpile, td9lib.....
1926 Born.
Mntunft.
BDn enero, goafum. 9oufton unb @al-
bet0n, tdglib. ..........7:15 Mbenbs.
Bon gprpus gbriffi, Stockport unb See
billie td9lib. .l:45 Hadbm
BON Borne nnb 8errpiIe. tdslib.....
Mbenos.
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gan Mntpnip & 9lramias
Wak Sabm,

i'm @arten=D iffritt bes Staates. @e'
Iunbheit uno &lima unibertrohen.
Biniae 2duoereien fir ben 5armer.
Marttadrtner, Dbits uno giebsidter.
@eoen Ginselbeiten peaoet@u b an
6. S. Wartin, q. s.. a.,
San GntDniu. Teras
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Giienbabn Tabr>Y lan.
5. & q. u. sabm.

Nbfabrt.
Nab alien Nor6sg eras> Gunften ........
..7.35 Born.
Nah ct. Souls, Mempbis un6 Dem
Often. II. 80 MtttQas.
gtah NoroeSeras, Santa Sc uno 5riscp>
Yunftert 80. SIS Mbenbs.
ytah ct. Souls, @ocD unb benz Often
ytab aareoo uno Merico 300 gprm.
N~nfunt.
Son ct. 2ouis unb bent Often. Z. 80 8orm.
Son NDrosSeras. Santa Sc unb SriscD.
pHHIIeH .,..... S0rnt.
Son localen Buntten .......8.45 Nachm.
8on ct. 9Duis unb benz Often .11.4 0 Nbbs.
Bon 2arebD unb MeritD. -. II. 10 STADIUM.
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Gulf sbpre 8abm.

Nab 2anernia, Sutherland Springs,
Stodbale, tdslih, 800 Born.
Nnfunft.
Bon Stodbale, Sutberlanb Springs uno
3abernia. ti9lih, .......2:30 Hahm
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@rnnoeiseutbams uebertrasnuscu.
Wtatbias nbr al Sol. Braun,
@runoitud an Wialon Str, So, 900.
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SiiOwetteras wiini6t Gn4

@enn SIR @uf irgenopp nieoers
lafien mDat. tbut es entlane Der 2i'
ME Der
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Randt Hiu6's SC Saoama Giaarrem.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-03-09
Kansas Must DO With Seven
Congressional Districts.
III Hope of ApportIOnment Is
Gone.
THEY CAN NOT AGREE.
House Members HOpeIessIy Di-
vided on the Question.
Hope That in Two Years It May
Be Fixed.

All hope Of a new congressional appor-
tionment by this legislature has gone
glimmering. The powers that be do not
really want an apportionment, and the
house congressional apportionment COM
mittee is making no great effort to get
together on a bill
Even the members of the committee
who do want a new apportionment can
not get together. Representative Bran
don, who has been advocating an appor-
tionment bill on the floor of the house.
has not submitted a plan which is en-,
tirely satisfactory to himself. He pro
posed an apportionment something like
the Hale bin. with Butler county incEud e
ed il the new Eighth district, but would
not agree to stand by it.
Each congressman wants the appor-
tionment to apply to some other part
of the state than his district, and wants
his district left alone. If there is to be
an apportionment some districts will
have to be disturbed more or less. The
best plan would be one which would dis
turb existing conditions as little as pos
sible and still make a new district and
have the districts as nearly equal IN
population as possible.
The house made an order last Thurs
day instrueting It's congressional appor-
tionment committee to make some sort
Of report within thirty-six hours. But
the committee ignored the order. The
thirty-six hours was up Friday night.
but no report was forthcoming. The in
PRODUCTION Of new bills was shut off Sat
urday noon, and the only way for a
congressional apporti0nment bill to ger
before the house now would be to recall
the Hale bill from the committee and
proceed to amend it, If possible.
But it won't be DONE The conflicting
interests cannot agree on any particular
plan this year, and each interest prefers
that apportionment be delayed another
two years. Each hopes that by that
time things will shape themselves so
that an apportionment can be secured
just as that particular interest wants
it. And in two years there will be JUST
as great a difference OF opinion as there
is at present.
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Wheat Opens a Trifie Easier
and Business Brisk.
Also an Easier Feeling Prevails
i'm Corn Pit.
LIVE STOCK TRADE.
Cattle Are Weaker and the Re-
ceipts Large.
Hogs Show a Slight Advance on
?, Strong Market.
LIVE STOCK TRADE.

Chicago, March 8. r WHEAT-Wheat
opened trihe easier on lower cables and
large worlds shipments and initial sales
on May was unchanged to shade lower,
at 1850 to H9td745sc- There was consld-
cradle local selling on the bearish news
which resulted I'm May selling of to 74l9c.
but prospects of much colder weather and
the strength in corn brought about a rally
and the market held fairly steady around
The opening figures. Minneapolis and Du-
with local receipts OF Is cars, mace totdl
receipts of 56S cars. against 463 cars last
week. and 479 cars last year
The market was unsettled throughout
the latter part of the session and May sold
or to 1870 on a general selling move
ment. There was "A rally toward the close
and the final figures were l41ec, a loss OF "a
G3sc for the day.
CORN-Lower cables caused an easy
feeling ia the corn market at the start, and
May was unchanged TO 5sc lower az l.9
475hc A good general demand developed
soon after the opening which was aided
by the announcement Oh tne propapia
opening of lake navigation, and under this
influence the market became quite strong,
May advancing to 47ssc Local receipts
were 339 cars. 2 cars Of contract grade.
OATS-Oats opened steady with only a
fair trade, and the market lacked any
4issc. but hrfned somewhat on the strength
in corn. Local receipts were 265 cars
The weakness in wheat affected corn
temporarily. but the generally buiitsh sen
timent prevailed and the close was strong.
with May 2sQiac higher. a 4l1z947ssc.
VISIONS-PrOvisi0ns opened firm on
higher prices for hogs, May pork being I'M
changed at Sl8.35 and May lard was sc
higher. at 5000. while ribs were up PIC.
at $685. The early trading was only mod
crate and the market held about steady,
covering by shorts being about the only
WHEAT Cash. No 2 red. 74a7AAc; No.
3 red 69074c, No. 2 hard winter, 1Ql3c;
No. 3 hard winter, 67d7l1scs No. I northern
spring, 78c; No 2 northern spring, U47Sc;
No. spring, 70d77c.
CORN-No. 2, 45lAd45szc; No. 3, 41Q42c
OATS-No. 2. soc. No g. 34d341ac-
FLAX-Cash: NV. Sill; S.-W., s109;
May SLIP
RYE-May. 50isc-
ARLET-Cash. 44u56c.
TMOTHY-March. 1885.
CIoN ER-March. 81 S.
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FIELp 81 cANpIDArEs.
An Unheard 81 Condition in the
Seventh District.

The Seventh district congressional
convention viii be held at Great Bend
on April F13e congressional commit
tee met a4 utsnizse1e Saturday night
and issued ire cal
The basis of representation will be one
delegate for each 200 votes cast for
Chester I. Long last fall and one dele
gate at large for each county. This viii
make a convention of 190 delegates, and
it will have Is or 20 candidates to choose
from.
The Democratic convention has not
yet been called. but it viii be within a
few days. Democratic candidates are
not as thick as those for the Republican
nomination, but there may be a contest
for the nomination just the same. NJ. f
Belisle of IaFned. has been brought out
for the Democratic nomination by the
Democrats of his part of the district
Belisle is an insurance man-traveling
inspector of agents for the New York
Equitable.
Among the Republican candidates now
in the race are the following
Sam w. Forsha of Reno county, man.
ager of the dig Forsha ranch, south OF
Hutchinson.
A A. Richards of Sumner county, pol
itician and editor.
Judge Frank Price of Clark county, a
lawyer OF Ashland.
w. NJ. Wallace of kingman county,
lawyer of Kingman-
D. w. Blaine of Pratt county, an i'm
plement man of Pratt.
Frank Grattan of Mcpherson county,
a lawyer of Mcpherson.
Victor Murdoch of Sedgwick county
managing editor of the Wichita Eagle.
f. r. Watkins of Reno county, mer-
chant of Sego.
Senator Frederick Dumont Smith OF
Edwards county. lawyer and editor OF
the Kinsley Mercury
Senator T. A. Noftzger of Harper
county, lawyer of Anthony.
Senator Charles z. Branine of Harvey
county lawyer Of Newton.
c. Q. Chandler of Barber county.
banker of Medicine Lodge
John Hall of Hamilton county, banker
of Syracuse.
William Russell of Rush county, law
yer of Lacrosse.
H. NJ Holloway of Pawnee county.
miller of Larned.
d A. Banta Of Barton county, lawyer
of Great Bend
Sam Jones of Rice county, lawyer of
Lyons.
These are all active candidates. Be
sides them Representative J. K. Barnd
of Ness county. editor of the Ness City
News, is a receptive candidate, and
Steve Cave, of Haskell county, sergeant
alarms of the present house of repre-
sentatives, is among the mentioned"
And the entries are not yet closed.
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herself understood. In her address she
asked for the appropriation of funds
that others IN her natural condition
might be given employment
1T is terrible to be blind and to be
uneducated.' said Miss Keller. "but it is
worse for the blind who have finished
their education to be idle Their very
education becomes a burden because
they cannot use 1t.
If the commonwealth viii establish
a commission to place the blind IN posi-
tons of self support it viii be doing
three things-helping the blind, reliev-
ing itself of the burden of caring for
them and setting an example to other
states It IS not higher education that
the blind need, but an industrial train
ing and someone with influence and
authority to help them to a place in the
industrial world