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The Elbert County tribune., 1903-01-29

Russell Sage now has a valet
Uncle Russ" must have had a chance
% get one at bargain.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-01-29

A dash of lemon juice in lemonade
Improves the flavor. whether 1t
destroys the germs or not
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-01-29

Somebody suggests the erection of
q monument to the mothers of the
United States. And don't the fathers.
too. deserve some consideration?
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-01-29

Reciprocity treaties would be more
popular II both sides could always
get the best Of every possible bargain,
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-01-29

Forty girls in Troy. N. Y, have
formed club in order to find suitable
husbands. The good old plan OF hunt
ing 'em alone, however, will never
20 out Of style.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-01-29

MarconI suggests the possibility of
putting n girdie round the earth for
scrty cents.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-01-29

Here's hoping that the new Sham
rock will have all her bad luck now.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-01-29

Don't have the twitters just because
Max Nordar is seeing nightmares.
Max's bad dreams will not all como
true.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-01-29

Hawaii may now claim to be at
1nast distant connection OF ours-
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-01-29

sembly. hereby declare him elected
senator for the term In the United
States Senate beginning March 4. 1908"
The announcement was received
with loud and long continued applause.
Senator Barela moved that a COM
mittee OF three be appointed TO escort
Senator Teller to the rostrum. Presi-
dent Adams appointed Senators Barela
and Ballinger, two of Senator Teller's
Oldest friends. and Mr.. Dinkel of the
House. The three shook hands with
Senator Teller and led him to the plat
form. whore he received an ovation
from the people gathered in the cham
ber.
When the applause had subsidized Sem
ator Teller spoke. in part. as follows:
Gentlemen OF the General Assem-
bly,: / confess to you that / haven't
words to express my thanks for your
zeal. your patience. your fidelity to me
as the candidate of the Democratic
party for the high position to which
you have Just elected me. | shall not
attempt to say more than to thank you
heartily for what you have done On q
former occasion, six years ago.
pledged you that I would give to the
state that had SO honored me my best
efforts. II have failed to meet the ex-
pectations Of the people. 1t has been
because of my lack of ability and not
because OF my lack of desire.
''If admitted to a seat, as l believe l
shall be, l shall feel myself under re-
newed obligations to discharge the
duties OF the senatorship with devotion
and with the best ability the Almighty
has endowed me with. Again thank
ing you for your kindness. l will re-
fraln from further remarks"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-07
NEGRO COMMITTED SUICIDE.
Porter Of EIks' Club at South McAles-
trr Killed Himself

South McAlester. l. T. March s--John
Hart negro for long tine porter q
the Elks' club house in this city. was
accidentally shot at about OBJ yesterday
forenoon and h died In the afternoon
Immediately after the accident Dr.
Robinson vas summoned - lock q: the
wound The bystandevs c@ered iufoTna-
ton as 70 how the accident occurred
but Hart was groaning IN agony snd
vouchsafed 10 information II = hard 70
ascertain the facts but Z Is told with
some probability that Hart was scuf-
fling with HIS vile when the revolver 2
ts-caiihre weapon. feU from his Pockst
and went OF TIE ballet struck hin -
tween the hin and re abdomen and PEI
forsted his bowels IN seven places
He was taken = tn Csrhelie HOSPITAL
and operated up0a Just after nooa-
When the abdomen was opene4 it Ess
seer that death was sssre. e. Ihe bowels
had Ser perforated aud TIE hsH had
ranged the IeaE,h % one Intestine and
LODGED in his bsea- BENEATH the ski. Al
operation was performed. however. zI;h
hope that hts life nigh; - proicaEec.
but ~ died IL thirty minutes thereafter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-07
MAY WHEAT
WAS HIGHER
Corn, Oats and Provisions All
Went Up Little.
OPENING PRICES EASIER
Argentine Shipments for Week
Were Larger.

Chicago March Ga generally bearish
sentiment prevailed in the wheat pit to-
day but better demand late in the day
caused a firm close. May being up 1sGl4c-
Corn was %Q7sc higher and oats %sG12c
higher. Provisions were strong, the May
~ to TIC.
There was another selling movement in
wheat and with but little support the
market ruled weak the greater part of the
day. Opening prices were easier on lower
cables and on the announcement of the
official Argentine shipments for the week
which were larger than had been ex-
pected. being estimated at $4,000 bushels
ind May was off a fraction TO a shade
higher at 75a4a75Isc. There was little de-
mand at the start and the market weak
ened, May declining to 755sd75lac. There
was a scattered demand at the bottom,
which caused slight reaction and prices
held about steady until near the close,
when active covering and the strength in
corn brought about an advance and the
close was at the top. May being 1sG14c
higher at 76c Bradstreets worlds eX-
compared with 1895. 900 a year ago. Clear
ances of wheat and -four were equal to
$4,000 bushels Primary receipts were
40l 600 bushels against 3SS 600 bushels a
year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported receipts of go cars which with To-
cal receipts of p cars. none of contract
grade. made total receipts for the three
points Of 291 cars. against 3Oi cars last
week and 1S4 cars a year'ago.
J.
cidedly bullish and the market recovered
much of the loss sustained yesterday.
Provision interests. who have been active
on the buying side for some time past,
were the best buyers. although there was
also a good demand from commission
houses. The weather was the principal
bull factor and reports of damage to the
grain in store by heating were in circuls-
ton and had some effect on the situation.
Clearances were large and primary re-
ceipts small. After ranging between 462s
and 471zc, May closed strong and "a &c
higher at 472sc. Local receipts were $50
cars with none of contract grade.
The strength in corn caused considerable
covering in oats and the market ruled
strong. Trading was fair but no special
features were manifested. May closed az
nc higher at S47sc. after seulling between
344 and 35c Local receipts were small at
10 cars, and the cash deman nd was good.
After opening easier on lower prices for
hogs and on outside liquidation provisions
ruled strong on a good demand for lard
by commission houses. There was also
good buying by brokers for the account of
local packers. The close was strong with
May pork 13i2c higher at s1S-37le. May
lard was up nc at slo.O71e. and ribs l714c
higher at 50. %.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. % cars; corn. 365 cars; oats, go
cars; hogs. 1000 head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-07
COTTON MARKET.

New York March s.-There was TO
seDsational developments in the cotton
market ut today opening. Continued wet
weather in the cotton belt and favora bic
cables from Liverpool and other European
centeTs gave encouragement to the bulls
and most Of tho active options advanced
a few points. This advantage was soon
offset by an avalanche Of selling orders
which wiped ont the opening gains May
cotton sold OF 10 s. 72c. st noon the mar
ket was very fsverish with prices down
some y 70 u points under LIQUIDATION and
bear pressure
Futures opened steady; March ? sac:
April offered g sc; Nav SIS; june s.S3c:
July $50: Aug 9.3ic; sept S.sic; oct
6 sc: Nov. 5. s9c: Dec. : Sc
higher: rniddling uplands sedohccloeCotg
Spot closed quiet, 10 points lower mid
ding uplands iGc; middling gulf -. DC,
sales . 200 bales
liverpool. March s-Cotton-Spot n fair
demand prices $ points higher; Ane-i-
can niddiing SID
Galveston. Tex. Mch s.-Cotton-Eacy;
10 1-1ec
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-07
Local Grain and Produce Market.

Wheat Farmers delivery)-iisrS, old.
No . 6oc: newest. down 10 &C under
Carloads on tracl-Hard. No. , 6lG62c
No. 5. 57G6oc: No. 4. S5d56c; red. same as
hard. on track
Corn-No. 2. S5c: No. ;. Sc. Carloads
on track-No. >, SIC: No. g. Soc; No >.
white. SSc: No s white. Sac.
Oats-Farmers' delivery. Sod35c: car
loads on track-No :, soc; No. 3. sc; No.
T. 27d2sc.
Flour (whoiesale)-Best patent. $50:
IN carload lots. delivered to all southern
Kansas points. Delivered. same Bran.
75c; shorts. Sc.
Hsy-Alfalts. No. :. $50; No. ?. $3.50;
prairie. loose. No. !, $500: No. ?. SEQ:
bale6 No. l. 500: No. ?. $500; No. ;. $500.
Seeds-Kafir corn, per bu.. 2oG25c: cane
seed. per bu.. SsaS5c; fax seed. per ou-.
Soo: millet seed. per bu.. s5G4Oc.
Garden Seeds-AspsrsSu or. lOc;
wsx beans OF. 25G3oc; green pod. ct.
2eQ25c: late varieties ct. sc: pole beans.
OF. sc: table beets. ID. soc. o.. Ice;
stock beet, III sc. OK. SC: sugar beet 10.
Sc. o. Sc; cabbage. ID. $lSS62-9o OF. l5c;
carrot ID &c o.. loc: cucumber. 10, 81 500
s.eo; OF. l5c; celery 10 81. 5od2 90: OF, 1890;
sweet corn. blu. 500. CT. I5c; corn salad.
OF. Iec: cress. OF. l0c. egg plant. OF.
e0c: lettuce. ID. seas 100. OF. I0c: musk
melon. ID slcTSl %, OF. I0c: watermelon.
70. socdslo OF 5dl0c. mustard. ID. ~
$50: OF sale: onion, 10 Soc1Ti-s5;; OF, l0Gl5;
parsley. 10. 75c. OK l0c; Parsnips. 10. +oc;
az. f0c: peppers or. z0c. pumpkins. 10.
Soc. OF. SC: peas. bu. ss.5c17.5o. "a &c:
rhubarb. 10. sl.4o OF l5c; radish 10. soEl75:
OF. loo: winter radish. 10. SOC. OF. sc; oys-
ter plant OF. 15c: spinach. 10. SSc. oZ
SC; squash. ID. socfs.l0o. OK. l0c: turnip,
H., loGsoc, OF. 5Gl0c: tomato. ID. s.. $50
a.. OK. 2o35oc. popcorn. 10. lac: pea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-07
SLIPPED BACK
TEN CENTS
Hog Receipts Were Light and
Market Lower.
TOP PRICE WAS S7.G5
Cattle Receipts Were Light
and Market Strong.

The decline in the hog market yesterday
was somewhat of surprise. Buyers and
sellers all expected a steady or strong
market, but the very first dispatches from
the big western markets showed five to
ten cents lower. The buyers here demand
ed a concession Of ten cents and the mar
ket was generally quoted that way. but
when weights and quality was taken into
consideration it was plainly evident that
the buyers did not get all their hogs ten
cents lower than the previous day. Inc
packers seemed to want all the hogs that
were coming and they remained on The
market until long after dark and bought
all the hogs offered The new electric
lights make il possible TO continue the
market as long as the hogs continue 10
arrive There were no fancy heavy hogs
offered and the top price was $50. COM
mon 10 good mixed hogs brought $3.50 TO
800
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-07

Guthrie O 7 March s.--r,s herse t~sT
iar7c-fssn bII - ~ 8the~a = copy
% TIE Missouri Ia zh.ch colousi -Hilif
grEe- lehtses 80 isn= % pass Thc f1-
er.-to- : - reeve = ase p var r. Esl-
AZ. IT, rsTeuue 80; the 81 ~cril
tur- n IL TERRITORIAL Trashy - ~stl-
mated AZ b~fTesl tas' an9 - 90 q
year. The 80 szioDzs q cSlshu-us zrs
sgisg~-s % s7~-f Oa@ raiIiion dollars aE-a-
ar WIN TIE bsev<-teA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-07

View YORK. March s.-C7ose- Money ca
cal arr- ~ -Ss ps~ cert cict1s - =
Tine uo-ev strong siKtr auc ninety days
=. 30 cent. 81 1souths siszs- Prirne r2ef-
czntge PAPER =
Sterling exchange STEADY ~ dscii-e.
usth actusl bs1sluesz 81 bauEers bills q
8 a. 80 for Eenan1 z-c ~ - 81 2
80 for sixty days bills Ported rates
q &C. ard 49,. commercial his j. 60
q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-07
OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO,


Chicago. March 6.-Cattle-Receipts 5000.
Slow. steady. Good TO prime steers s5.15G
5.75; poor to medium 81. 90; stockers
and feeders 81. 75d5.O0; cows S1.5Gq4 co;
heifers s. 25d4.75; Gamers S1.50d2. co; bulls
81 Oaa4. .; calves IS. 50d6.65; Texas fed
steers 50. 75lI4. 90.
Hogs-Receipts today 2OeoO: tomorrow.
l50O. Ice lower. closed active. Mixed
and butchers S7.ood7.S5; good to choice
] heavy g. o0G7.50; rough heavy s.. 35q7 80;
light 6.6Ofr7 90; bulk OF sales 81 .00a--3 30
Sheep-Receipts 5,eo. sheep and lambs
| steady. Good to choice wethers s.. 09Q5 CO;
fair to choice mixed S4.oed4.75 western
sheep A.75d5.75 native lambs 81. seq go;
western lambs si.5efI7.co.
Official yesterday: Receipts-Cattle S,496;
hogs 20971; sheep 1883
Shipments-Cattle. 4.lSl; hogs, 1881;
sheep, 2.e7S.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. March 6.-Cattle-Receipts
/ . 100 natives no Texans. Calves. 90 ma.
tives Best corn cattle steady. others 10Q
20c lower than best prices Of the week.
! Choice export and dressed beef steers 81 81
| 80: fair 70 good s.. ooaf4 50. stockers ard
feeders g.. ooGs. 40: western fed steers. s. s.
! d5 %: Texas and Indian steers s.. e56ii A.,
Texas COWS 81 .eosI3. y; native cows 81 O)G
%: native heifers s. oelI4. 50. Gamers 81 90
! az so: bulls g 15G4 %: calves g ealiG. 90
Hogs Receipts $3.50; market 5ll0c low
er: top 5. 80: bulk OF sales E.15G5 Is
Heavy S7.0TlsG7 80; mixed packers ara
7.27it,: light $6.75q7 .l2lz; workers S.05G
7.1234; pigs ss.l5ae.55.
Sheep-Receipts Zoo Market steady.
Native lambs 81 $3.50: western lambs
81 5e16 90: fed ewes SS0ea6c %: native
wethers g. 1915. -: western wethers s..
as. 20: stockers and feeders s. 50d3. ~
ST. Louis.
St Louis March 6.-Cattle-ReCeipts
!. 500: market steady to strong. Beef steers
e. zoos 50; stockers ana feeders s. iosIi 80;
COWS and heifers ;. 255S4 -. Texas steers
*. SOFA. g.: COWS and heifers s. 2c6S. =.
Hoss-Recespts se12: market I0c lower;
pigs and lights S. 50eI7.oo. packers S7-cozf
-: butchers E.l5ff1. =.
Sheep-Receipts 3d.: market strong; ma
tives 81 59gs. %; lambs s.. lGGl-5o: Texans
s.. 75fS. 50.
ST. Joseph.
st. Joseph March 6.-Cattle-ReCeipt
| 80, natives - Sset5.S5: Texans and west
ems g -S5eft.S *: cows and heifers 3 -e5sl4 -;
veals -. 0sf1s. =: bulls and stays s. oo- -
Hogs Receipts SIN. Light and light
mixed - ess, ~; medium and heavy s. Is
I a. *: bulk s -o5G7.25.
/ SheeD-Receipts 81 Native lambs g. a.
| Colorado yeariings 80; native ewes SD
Rome. March The municipal council
! Of the town OF Coriano has startled the
scientific world by appropriating a sum
/ OF money for curing victims OF hydropho-
bia By sending them 10 worship az the
| shrine OF 81. Domenico Di CocuIlo. as
the saint works miracles much cheaper
than the newfsnsied Pasteur Institutes
| advocated by the government"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-07
New York Produce.

New York. March 6--Buttsr-Receip
sssI pacga Ces. market firm. state dairy
I5Ge4c. crea uieTy extra &c: creamery
common 70 choice. 1896.
Receipts I-s4 packages. mark
firm. fancy. large state f1ill cream col
ored. fan made. Ifisc, <ancv. large white.
I4TlsI.c: fancy small colCred- l4,.c. fancy
sm allwhitel+,zc
Fggs-Reccipts s5l2 packages market
nrui. state and Pennsylvania average best
&c. western. fancy. I1zC
Scga--Ra~. strong. TAR -e1-iag . 5-iec.
centrifugsl IS test 3. a. i5-Iec. mClass@s
SUGAR sGS 7-lsc: refined firm; crushed Z -,
powdered -: grauuiate5 ~
Coree-Steadv: No. Rio sc
Moiasses-Quiet; New Orleans ia sc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-07
CASH QUOTATIONS..

Flour-Dull and easier.
Wheat-No. , spring 71G7Sc; No. 3 10
79c; No ? red 731G74c.
Corn-No. . 457.c; No. yellow $3.50.
Oats-No. 35l4c: No. white 3iq36i5c.
Rye-No. 1910.
Barley-Good feeding 45a46c; fair to
choice mailing 4SG5lc.
Flaxseed-No. l S1.14; No. l northwest
ern sl.l6.
Timothy Seed-Prime 5;
Provisions Mess pork per bbl SIS. Goa
IS l2lA; lard per 100 lbs. 50 s7izQl0.co; short
rib sides Ooose} s.. sjG9. 90; dry saltcd
shoulders Cboxed) sS.3711 SO; short clear
sides (hoxed) SO. 6c110 %.
Whisky. basis high wines. 1870.
C1n,.nr-l Contract crraGa Al o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-07
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The market went lower yesterday, but
logs are still bringing a good price.
The continued wet weather has ten
dency to check hog receipts but the farm
ers are not complaining about the rain
in1uring the wheat
MT House of House & Wolf. of Newton,
bought 100 stockers to send to their farm
near whitewater. They are successful
stock men ard probably will make good
money on The cattle they bought yester-
~Sy.
The boys who congregate about the
street car loup on Twenty-tirst street
and Lawrence avenue have pair Of box
ing gloves and some of these days world
champion wlu be developed there. George
Neff and David Thornton, two young men
employed at the Doid packing house. gave
an exhibition yesterday better than many
seen on the stage. They We're quick
as Corbet and their foot work would have
ratified Sullivan in his palmiest days.
Adam Hufbauer of Mulvane contributed
q car load Of hogs to this market yester-
day.
Conner & Kidd. of CARRIER. oklahoma.
had a car load Of hogs on the market
yesterday.
c. f. Blake of Mt. Hope, brought in Il
car load Of hogs for the market yesterday
B. NJ Gilbert OF Alvaretta. Oklahoma.
IS new shipper who had hogs on the
market yesterday.
Burchfield * Council, the well known
firm at Anthony Kansas. furnished a
car load of hogs for the market yesterday.
e NJ. Carter. of Clearwater, swelled the
receipts OF hogs yesterday TO the extent
of car loaG
C. w. Heter. of Peabody, marketed a
car load Of hogs yesterday.
j. u. Rabourn. of Bentley. brought in a
car load OF cattle and was we'll pleased
with his sale.
The shippers who sold hogs by electric
light last night were Dunaway : Sen,
Tonkawa. o T; William Risley. Black
we'll o. T: Townsend & Lamon, Andale;
and Ed Weidline Of Augusta.
Knott & Kirby. Of Belle PLANE. sold
hogs late Thursday night and delivered
them yesterday. They got in just ahead
of the break in the market.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-07
COUGH CURE
Prepared bv e. c. DEWITT & CO.. CHICAGO
Gus SAUR=G. VAN WERDEN
BANK CLEARiNGS.

New York. Mar. 1.-THE following table.
compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank
ciesrings for the principal cities for the
week ending March ). with the percent
age of increase and decrease as compared
with the corresponding week last year:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-07
WOOL MARKET.

st Louis. March-Wool-Duli unchang-
ed: territory and western medium le1lSci
fine I3Gi6t-c: coarse 12Gi5c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-07
Totals. Canada

Balances paid in cash.
Not included in totals because of no
comparison for last year.
@HNOt included in totals because con-
tanning other items than clearngs.
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Kansas City.

Kansas City.
Kansas City. March e.-Wheat-Close:
May CO.. Ge6ssc: July e3t.c: cash No >
hard esa7lc: No. , 6s0ssc; No. 57664c: re
jected 5aG5sc: No. red 51ISG72izc; No. 3
esa70c.
Corn-April S77sc: May 214G2S'sc; July
Csc: cash No mixed Ss4feizc. No. >
white S9d41lSc: No. > 5Sef4Dc.
Oats-No > white 55l1c. No. . mixed
34isc
Ry-No 5G4sc.
HAY Choice timothy $3.50 do prairie
S. 75qs.0o
Butter-CreameTy 2fG2sc; dairy fancy
Isc
Ecg%Fresh 1850
81 ~
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s-y. Isg fhe Answer - sza se~rsfsrY
sas rejected BY fLe essuri go uet teiax
TerDo-slre O. ere s.estio-a ur9fssai.'.fs
ard 30. the raid rrcrrtsrI vac ~ azis
iasf raraes cate. farth~r requested 20
inf1rra ffe ~-rfrrfi Pc t1 go rsffsfs So
qsirod abast .a Esd eosr-li rerasafiesa.
80 1- ard
warres-. me ease se-rsfa-y 80 fs7s
- e. crmrfF v.fh the reefiesf - thfs
cosHcl relative q. aaad c4pnr3 rrEeis-
t.ou. ~. o. ar1
.-H-hf-sss. Tsfs resarE - phasfr Nffss-
oes irf1~r-afi1e - S-rs3tfre 80 - 80
c7-f ~ fhe lralasfiFs rrfrfias
~Ern-iee6 ~ ~ eslneH - 80 fer
srfh lsn.rfefiss tfssfarfp tsssf we fisa1-
rsues - So .~tir- ~ ra5 rFsfarF -
rtrrr5 g. ssts -- ftf s-s
cfeeeat g. rstfees a-s trarisfaeas9
.rrrrrrft- - ft a-rFs .
use f-rrf.rr t-st 80 tes wrs
fvsr ~ 81 aar-sHf - fae 9Ffrasz
tils rfsr go - Hefn
lse stat ca-.fs f-~-r easF 80
- sr-etafr ~ tt 49, t- rezaff
g. issrsst.rs rrflrr Efaeff Erst-
edge ~ iafase-ette 81 fr thf nf~s Fl -
ga ifsrafg- sref - - 1ssrFess -
arasslrr farftr fF nr ss4f
--.--r-rt 80 faFer ffs- s-ssas- sst~ ~ tss
rr.afsr - fartser rf.srs ea is-.ssrs as
ts
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Cattle.

Cattle receipts were light yesterday and
the bulk of the sales were of cattle that
had accumulated in the hands of traders.
The market was generally quoted strong,
but there was no quotable change in
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Esgs-Fresh l3s.c-
Receipts OF wheat Il cars.


ST. Louis. March 6--N heat-Close- firm
No red cash elevator csc; track 49, Y
7Slsc; May 7ossc: July sc: No hard 70g
sc.
Corn-Higher: track Ai.G44c; Nay 4lIzc:
July lt<c. nominal
Oats-No. cash Sic; track 35Izf3sc F.;
May $3.50; July Soa.c: nominal; No
white &c.
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This private hospital Is now one Of tAs
best equipped institutions tn the SOUTH
west for The treatment OF both medical
and surgical eases. Special attc1ton q
given 20 the various forms of atomacb
and Ever troubles. diseases peculiar "a
women diseases = fhc rcctum and gem
ito-urinary organs. chronic Tnaiariai poll
soninS rheumatism nervous disofderA
diseases a. the throat. iunEr. he4rt and
lidneys. guitrc and varicccie cured. one
floor IS reserved FOR maternity depart
rueuf and iu some instances homes VIII
b. found for children. For a short tins
only "a ward wiu De set apart Tor thu
treatment Of the morphine. opium. co..
caine and vhistev habits.
Resident physician. able medical ataT.
quiet and healfhfui location. extensive
grounds with fine shade. home cOmfoTtas
terms reasonable No contagious diaraRes
admitted Write for particulars
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ACTION MAY
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bill allowing cattle 10 De shipped into Oh
mill feeding pens. If these prov sions are
made. the Methews bin pin be acceptable
70 the majority OF the counciimen. and
viii IN fact make a stone wau around TIE
territory exclusive % the Usage reserya-
tons
The house accepted ar initiation this
morning 20 attend a meeting ~ The God
Roads association. With headquarters IL
- Louis The Invitation vas presented
b. Speaker BoVles
bills 81 . local nature had right - way
IN the house this morning ard a number
were passed under suspension % rules.
The foIolUIug bHls were passed - the
house &C. its morning session
House bin 70 efs-'ro l-gaiiz~ the plant
ing ~ trees On certain block m Perry.
f. noble countv-
Houee BIN -. by sprost To a1thorizs
the town % Krerniin % consfrlrt Ua'r--
works
Counel bru %. - Ge-e-To lsEaiize the
incorparausu % she town % Tempe. n
Co-narche cou7tv
Courea hm SIS bT F-o=fer-T7 iera'ize
ce-faIrs arrs ~ tho rIfv ceH7rii q -
eitv = Cstf re. reizfina 20 sever
Council $50 glH ~ y sst-ga TO ierai-
ize .he lneoreoraflaH ~ So ioSn - Ger
Ceu l- Tashita coa~tr
Home hu uf - wmlus-Ta ieTai-
ize the inrerro-a-Ion - fhr toTu - Hai-
sfor. IA. Pazaee Cornsy
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One Mi1v.e Cough Cure does not pass immedi-
steiy into the stomach bu, fingers In the throat che
D~i lungs. producing tire fol! wing results.
I'd Relieves the corsh.
~ Makes the breathing easy.
81 Cuts on. TIE phlcsTa.
81 D-avs cut the Inflammation.
t5l Kills the germs tnicrob-s) Of disease.
lel Strengthens tire mucous Membranes.
III Clears tn. mead
49, Relieves tas feverish conditions.
(ol Removes every cause Of n. cough aid tbs
s.rsil on the l-aes.
(i0J Enables the lungs to contrib1t. pure life
giving ard --s1s,anirg oxygen t. the bood. Cures
cre-o zad I'll Cc,,et Llt,e AID Rrcachia Affections
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Butter-Market steady, creamery i
27l.c dairy l4024c
Eggs-Easisr, l7Ac.
Cheese-Steady: I2lkGi2z.c 10 12Glsisc.
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