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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
RICHMOND.

Man arrested. charged with the shoot
ing Of soldiers June ath--,so,ma nlsorpes ,I,,
Committee Of strikers see; President dent
lIun. but without result---Old man goes
10 work In Manchestcr---C,ars run yester-
day. as n rule. with but little troupie-,,-
Interesting testimony before the commit.
tee Investigating municipal corruption
Soldiers escape from the armory down
tree; they are detected. court. .martlaleo
and made to pay for barbed wire 10 ies-
toon the tree--Many offenders IN the 20
lice Court---Jiistice Crutchfield returns
and will resume his duties to.norrow---.-
poned until tomorrow morning-jran and
Jury irdcts parties accused OF throwing
rocks at the cars: a penitentlary oftense
ciose OF The Tee1Dss seis 0Iang year G9n.eh1 in
tail--Dcatii Of Mr.. r r. Briggs---,A
email boy drowned while bathing In the
river--Virginia Press Association begins
Its annual meeting at Ocean View to-day
Rev. DIR. Johnson breaches on the SUB.
tect OF employer and employe-.inquest
in Manchester concerning the killing Of
military men: may be concluded to-day
Woman. charged with murder, Is ac-
quttted--Resisnation of Rev. !: S. Boyles,
who viii devote hlmseit to % editing s1,ao a re,
Solomon to come up in Henrico to-day
withdrawal of more troops likely before
Iong---Report that dynamite has been
stolen causes fruitless search. MAN
C'HESTER--A meeting Of the Common
Council to be held tonight: telephone
franchise 10 come up-Report of the
Finance Commttee-Funeral service
T,lks go 70 Baltimore--Excursion to
Beach Park--Aiiss Gallyon very Ill.
VIRGINIA.
Judge Waddll gives Cinnamon at Nor
folk more time to stablsh the right to
remain in Amerlca---A would suicide
at Fredericksburg locked up In jail a
girl In Norfolk commits suicide rather
than 60 to Jail again; attempted suicide
of a young rnan---Trainlng ships sail
from Ham pton Roads to join the naval
manoeuvres off the coast OF Maine
Rumored Withdrawals of other railroads
al Norfolk--The Bedford City depot
problem takes q very acute form--F' on
tlcello Lithia Springs wiiled to Mr.. ". G..
ing in spotsylvania burned--The Peters
burg Iron Works may move over to the
CHESTERFIELD side--A fight to the death
preparing between the two Democratic
factions In Norfolk county.-culpeper
adopts primary plan and endorses the
nure elections lss.-Dams break above
Winchester and flood the city to a dan-
gerous point: much damage done--Hali-
fax adopts the primary plan and elects
r. Holt Easley as chairman--Mrs, Bank
ard OF Chesterfield. receives a severe
shock from observation-disclosures Demo.
Gratis will nominate legislative and county
officers by primary-New telephone COM
eany organized in Mecklenburg--Fa.rmers
lake out hail insurance.
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SUMMARY OF DAYS NEWS
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, July 1S-Forecast for
Tuesday and Wednesday,:
in extreme southeast portion; "Wednesday
fair. warmer: light, variable winds.
North Carollna--Fair Tuesday, except
rain on the coast: Wednesday fair, warm
er; light. variable winds
There was heavy fall Of rain yester-
day and the temperature ras delightiui.
More rain is looked for In certain portions
to-day, followed By fair weather.
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srArE or THE THERMOMETER.


Highest temperature yesterday....... !. 20
Lowest temperature Yesterday........ % %
Mean temperature acknowledgements. y
Normal tempera ture for July"....,... 9 sg
Departure from normal temperature. w
Preciplta tion during past "a hours..' 20
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York Feb 27.-Prices OF stocks
yielded 10 a sharp advance late today and
Were carried between : and points be-
low last night FOR the principal market
leaders. IL WAS reported that the banks
were calling loans and presumably fore
ing some Legislation but the active de-
mand from shorts ia cover a the decline
indicated that short selling had played a
considerable part in the break The Sc
rious inroads upon bank reserves result
ing from the week s. currency movement
was the cause OF the decline. Prevf.iis
TO that the market had been neglected
and sluggish with a saggiug tendency
rather Than actively Weak. The vigorous
supuort OF the Wabash ISSUES. some carly
ST Paul and an upward tendency b.
Amalgama1ed CNopper and few other
stocks served as obstacles TO the early
tendency TO decline. The leaders profess
ed 10 De waiting upon the formal an
nouncemeat Of the Rock Island and ST
Louis and SaD Francisco project and up-
on definite information 10 indicate the
fate OF the -sldrtch financial bill for this
Sc ssson-
All attempt was made to connect the
Wabash movement with the evidently far
reaching plan in the SoUthern railroad
world working out through the medium
Of Rock Island. but the dealings n Wa
bash we're by a few room traders who
dealt with each other on very large
scale with the surplus reserves OF the
banks down &c about Ss.aoe,s last week
cash reserves within half million Of
that amount II VIII De seen ffsss serious
condition win confront the Sew York
money market unless some consid -rab bic
offset to the reserve <hrinkage has been
effected BY loan contraction URs;l this
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28
MAY WHEAT
WAS HIGHER
Corn Pit Center Of Attraction
on Board
TRADING MAS. MODERATE
Buying Done by Shorts in
Their Effort to Cover

Chicago Feb. 27.-The corn pit was
again the center OF attraction on The
board Of trade today, the strength in
that market aiding other grains and
higher prices were realized. May wheat
closing &c higher. May corn up &c. and
oats up 1s..Lc. Provisions closed firm
With the May products from 2lzc lower tie
l5c higher.
There was firm undertone to the
wheat market, but the trading was only
moderate. There was no buying of any
Importance. the shorts doing the most of
it in efforts TO cover and most of the bus
mess was for local account. The only
shipments from Argentine but this was
easily oyerbalanced by the unfayoraDie
weather, firm markets in the northwest
and fair export trade together with the
extremely DuiiiSh sentiment in corn. The
opening was about steady with May a
shade lower at rs. IKE. and after SELL
ing at U1s there was a gradual advance.
The market became quite active toward
the close and shorts covered freely, CIV
ing an added impetus to the upward ten
dency. The close was strong and at the
top for the day. at ISsc gain of 1Ac;
to 3So.U@ bushels. Primary receipts were
41l.5e0 bushels against 5l10e00 bushels a
year ago. Bradstreets exports of wheat
and Hour for the week was equal to $751;
900 bushels. compared with 3,234 go bush
els year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported receipts of 297 cars, which with
local receipts of Z cars none OF contract
grade, made a total receipts for the three
points OF 3yi cars, against 33l cars last
week and 406 cars 2 year ago.
There was big trade in corn again and
prices continued 10 advance under the
generally bullish conditions. Unfavora-
bic weather for the graIiny movement
together with better cash and export de-
mand were the main strengthening in
Huences. provisions Interests were active
buyers and there was also Il coCI ccm-
mission house demand with more outside
interest being manifested. Gables ware
somewhat lower. but had I'D effect on the
market. The close was st:clg and at the
range for the day was between 46as .s6jxc
and f14c. Local receipts were 29l cars
with one of contract grade.
Oats ruled firm in sympathy with the
strength in corn and on fair cash de-
mand. Trading was light with moderate
buying by commission houses. Offerings
We're small as were the receipts and the
weather was unffavorable for the move
ment- The close was firm and &c
tween 35ssc and 353sc. Local receipts were
leg cars.
Provisions were firm with trading CEN
tered in pork which led the other products
In strength. There was some selling on
lower prices for hogs but good demand
from commission houses and packers
gave support to the market and the close
was 15c higher on pork at SIS. 90. May
lard closed PIC lower at 50 621a. while ribs
mess was light.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat 20 cars; corn 800 cars; oats $50 cars
hogs 2, 900 head.
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afternoon there has been nothing to show
that there was any liquidation going. on
in the stock market Of an important char
change market ana the reported oi5srissgs
ca loan bills give promise that foreign
capital has been resorted TO to take up
some credits paid of to the New York
banks. s
1t is considered probable also that the
local trust companies have taker oser
some loans from the account ~ the ciear-
ing house banks Prepsratien for the
March settlement Increased the pressure
today so that call loans were forced up
to per cent before the close Time mon
ey- is very firmly held at s per cent for
early cessa ton of the interior demand for
currency nor the Sub-tTeasury retirement
upon the money market Payments of
internal revenue at interior points are be-
ing made to the New York sub-treasury
by draft upon New York correspondents
of interior banks.
Dry goods imports for the week were
81 -5se.esi in excess of those of last week.
and also in part the demand for foreign
exchange. Corn exports for the week
have fallen off 1,370,5lS bushels from those
of last week.
The relaxation Of the exchange market
Is clearly due therefore, TO the offerings
of bankers for loan bills. Discount bar
dened in London again today and Paris
seemed the available point for extension
Of further credits here if desired II was
of interest therefore. that the French
chamber has authorized the issue of $780,.
provisional credit for March expenditures
and deficits in previous budgets. The
market closed irregular at the rally on
covering by shorts.
thy with stocks. Total sales, par value.
So $50. oGa
United States bonds were all unchanged
on the last cali
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28
BEST STEADY
OTHERS LOWER
That Was Condition of Hog
Market
TOP PRICE WAS $500
Little Doing in Cattle Section
Yesterday.

The effects of the recent storm were
seen in light hog receipts on this market
yesterday. The muddy roads Kept the
farmers at home so that practically no
hogs were delivered in wagons sDeiiv-
cries by rail were confined to seven car
loads, all OF which were sold and only
two carloads were reported to arrive
after the market closed. Lower prices at
other packing centers had a depressing
effect here and the best hogs sold barely
steady, while mixed packers and light
weights were five cents lower. There
were no fancy heavy hogs offered and the
top price was $3.50.
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New York Produce.

New York. Feb. Receipts
$50 packages Market firm state dairy
15f25c; creamery extra Sc; creamery com
mon TO choice Isnc5c-
Cheese-Receipts fsS packages Market
steady. Fancy small. state fun cream.
colore6. fal made. if.c late made Ise. q
l4e: fancy small. state full cream. white.
fan made i4Lc: late made l3ssc; fancy
large state full cream. colored- fzli made.
Ike: late made i3.c. fancy, large. state
full cream. white. fan made. if.c: late
made lS1-c.
EEgg-Receipts u.zS packages Mar
ket steady State and Pennsylvania aver
age. best Is-.c; western fancy isc-
SCgar-Raw firm; fair refining 3i4c:
centrifugal IS test sac: nclAsses sugar
Sc: refined irregular; crushed SIS. pow
dersd ass: granulafed 4. %
Co~ee-Firm- No. RIO 5-.c-
NoiaSseS-Firm- New Orleans Z4tc-
Poultry-Aliye weak: turkeys lie: fouis
I4c. dressed dull and unchanged
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Hoo Sales,
Cattle.

Cattle receipts yesterday were not suffi-
Gent to make a market. The storm has
checked receipts and buyers for feeders
and stockers are not in evidence now
They do not want to handle cattle in the
mud. The check in selling has enabled
pretty good supply of stockers to accumu-
late in the hands of the traders and
buyers now will be able to get good native
etockeTs at a fair price
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. Feb. G.-Cotton-Futures
opened easy: March 3 sec: May l0c; July
9 sec: Aug. sac: Sept. S-sfc; Oct. S.52c;
Nov. S. iec: Dec 5. 4sc.
New York. Feb. s7--Cofton-Spot closed
steady: mi5dling upiands IL. &c; middiing
gulf 10 SOC; sales !. so bales.
Liverpool. Feb. N.-Cotton-Spot mOder-
ate business: prices 2 points higher; Amer
lean middiing 20.
Galveston, Geb. E.-Cotton-Ffrm at
9-Isc
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

FIOuf-SteauN-
Wheat-No. 2 spring 1S1saIslsc; No. 5
7lM7sc; No. 2 red 74a7514c.
Corn-No. ? 4iI2c: No , yellow Hkc.
Oats-No. 9 52s4c; No. 3 white 342sd35l &c
Rye-No. 49,
Barley-Good feeding i3a4ec: fair to
choice mailing is153I.c.
Flaxseed-No. / SLIP; No. l northwest
ern 81
Timothy seed-Prjme S.. >JfI3. ~.
Proyisons-Mess pork per tbi. 81 .STlkFf
lS.0a; lard per 100 lbs. SO .571Lq9 T.; short
rib sides Goose s.. 696f9 so: dry salted
shoulders tboxedl sS.31lz $50; short clear
sides boxed S9.S7Iza10.v0.
Whiskey-Basis high wines s. 30.
Clover-Conttact grade s11.55.
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OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO,


Chicago. Feb. .-Cattle-Receipts 300
Market steady. Good TO prime STEERS SS.D
90. u.s. poor to medium s.. 25@4. 10; stockers
and feeders 81 35Qi. lo; cows 8. i1a Ice:
heifers 81 -4oa2 60; bulls s2.00a4 .; calves
So .25d7 50;1 Texas fed steers $3.50Q4.25.
Hogs-Receipts today 1000: tomorrow
ed and butchers s6.SOG7 20: good to choice
heavy 81 -25fI7 .42Iz; rough heavy $6S5l1. 70;
light So 59d6. 50; bulk of sales $G.S5G7. 20.
Good to choice wethers IS. 6S95. 50: fair 10
choice mixed 81. o8i 10; western sheep
81 1915 80; native lambs sl.75GI6.S5; west
ern lambs 81. 75Q6. S.
10, 923; Hogs 26,1t5; sheep 1886.
shipments Cattle io3s; hogs 1.eS:
sheep $50.
Kansas City.
Kansas City Feb. 27.-Cattie-Receipts
1909 natives: 300 Texans: 100 calves mosIly
natives. Corn cattle steady TO lee higher:
cows and heifeTs steady to strong: quar-
antine active. strong: stockers and feed
ers steady. Choice export and dressed
beef steers S4.50tSS5. 30: fair TO good So. 75d
$50; stockers and feeders 81 +Nfi 80; west
ern fed steers s.. Seaoeo; Texas and IN
dian steers $3.09Hi. ~: Texas cows s1.sVfl
SEQ: native cows 81 .5eGpi. %; native heifers
S1.75Gls 49, Gamers 81 .ooQ2.l 10; bulls 80
as 90; calves s.. oo16.50.
Hoes-Receipts 4.0N Market opened
steady: closed weak to lower; Top SO;
bulk of sales Sc. s997 %. Heavy s.. s5si7. .;
mixed packers S. .s5eiI 10; light s. 6S(i ess:
SoTkerS Sb.SSsfo w. pigs -. p-tio- %.
Sheep-Receipts 2Gs. Market steady. Ma
tive lambs 81 .eoG6.6o weStern lambs SIS
ae. 40; fed ewes s. .eeI5. 80; native wethers
s.. 5-Jd6. 40; western wetheTs S. fsel5. IS;
stockers and feeders 81 .5e0S.ts,
ST. Louis.
600 including coo Texans. Market steady
Beef steers 81 15Ef5. -; stockers and feed
ers s. .35a4. -: COWS and heifers s.. e56s4 -:
Texas steers S. SSG4-50; cows and hefers
s.. 21sl5. %.
Hogs-Receipts 45oa. Market steady
Pigs and lights S. eGd7 %; packers $3.50
7.s5; butchers s7.coI7. 80.
Sheep-Rece 500 Market strong. ma
tiyes 81 .5ol5. 81; lambs $5.09a6.sae: Texans
s.. pa. ..
st. Joseph.
St Joseph Feb. 27.-Cattl~-Receipts.
ga. Natives s.. 75a IS; Texas ana western
s.. 350i.5e; COWS and heifers S2.Wgi.Sj
Veals s.. eesi6 IS; bulls and stags E, 75sf y;
yearlings and calves S-.sSq 1. t.; stockers
and feeders 81 25Q4.e0
Hogs-Recetpts T.zsa- Light and light
mixed SO ae7f .05; medium AMI heavy $S.9o
G7-2g: bulk S. sad1 lie; pigs $500. &C.
Sheep-Rece!pts 100 Lambs s. %; year
lings Sc. %; wethers $50; exss $50
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Money Coming In.

New York. Feb. as-The domestic money
movement is developing Interestingly. II
is known that fully sSe0Soo has been re-
ceiyed from San Francisco thus far this
week. and an International banking house
with important Pacific coast connections
is believed 10 have received an equal
amount today in the regular course Of
business. This Intake probably viii be
offset by further shipments to Chicago,
and possibly TO New Orleans
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28
ONE
MINUTE

One Minute Cough Cure gives relief la
one minute, because ii kills the microbe.
which tickles the mucous membrane, csus-
ing the cough, and at the same time clears
the phlegn. draws oct the Inflammation
and heals and soothes the affected parts.
One Minute Cough Cure strengthens the
lungs. wards eff -pneumose and is harm
less and r3ever falling cure in all durable
cases vi Coughs. Colds and Group. -
Our little girl Unconscious from sirangistios
during sudden zad terrible attack Of Group. euicky
secured bottle Of One Minute Cough Cure ard gave
hei Tires deses half an hour apart. The Group was
mastered add our little darling speedily recovered.
whzt It has done in faniy-A. L. Spafford Post
master, Chester. Mich.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28

Lowell. Mass, Feb. s.-The Burbank
Building on Prescott street caught fire
at a. m. and is fiercely burning: prcb-
ably will be a practical loss. The Bel
viaere hotel. next door. is also on fire.
Three alarms have been turned IN and
practically the entire department. is on
the scene,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28
New York Money Market.
BANK ClEARlN3S,

Nm dotx, Ero; hs .osoW,n b t snS
ciearings for the principal cities for the
week ended February sc with the percent
age of increase. and decrease as compared
With the corresponding week last year:
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WOOL MARKET.

ST Louis. Feb. E.-wool-D4H. IN
chang; territory and western mediums -
afsc; tine l5s5iSlsc, coarse t39lsc~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-28

FiREPROoF SAFES. ali sizas. carried
in stock Sold On pAymerfs FsctcrJ
price. MIii<on once Supply Co. wieflss
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Balances paid in czsh.
Not included I'm totals because OF no
comparison for last year
'sNot included in totals Because con-
tanning other items than clearings
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Kansas Getty, Feb. 27.-Whea:-Close:
May on 6isI7sc; July 65N,deS7sc; cash No.
hard e9dTes.c; No 3 6s12l6Sc; No red
70lt711sc; No. 8 CSC.
Corn-April 3s%sd3sIzc: May 3Sssc; July
2si%c; cash No. , mixed 31S.ai0c; No. .
white Ssi4Q44c; No. 3 Ssa tOc.
OatS-No. white 35q36c; No. mixed
34ei.S5c.
Rye-No 45c
Hay-Choice timothy So %: do prairie
Se.0o
Butter-Creamery 2ld25c; dairy. fancy.
l9c.
EGgs-FTesh l2.c.
RecsiptS of wheat 81
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rvPEwRrrERs.

and rented All makeA o9S on pay
ments. xiliison o0os supply Ca.
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EEgS-fTeSh lZlxc.
Receipts of wheat 81 cars.
ST. Louis.

St Louis. Feb. .-Wheat-Cose: No. 2
red cash elevator 72tc: track 73s. G7sc:
May 7SisQISi.c; July nlsc: No. hard 10
6f73c
Corn-Higher: No. cash exc: track
42ikEt44i9c: May 4aIAc: July El%c
oats-Strong; No. cash 35isc; track So
GS1ikc; Nav 352sc; July 3lssc nominal; No.
white Sc
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Cattle Sales.
--A-----
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Cudahy bought about all the hogs yes
terday.
The recent rains caused considerable
rise of the water in Chisholm creek
There are two new storerooms in cou se
OF construction on Twenty-first street
near the packing houses.
The cinder walk put down by Fred DoId
from the end of the street car line to the
west side OF the packing house grounds,
is mighty convenient just now. 1t ought
10 be extended to the stockyards.
The farmer who wants some fine stock
ers might make hit by getting to the
Union stock yards first and get the pick
Predictions are freely made hat%cockers
will be higher after the first of March.
Dunaway & Son, of Tonkawa, had
carload of Oklahoma hogs on the market
yesterday. That they are sensible ship
pers is proven by their staying by the
Wichita market.
Henry Steinkirchner, of Newton, con-
signed carload of hogs 20 this market
that arrived late yesterday. They were
sold before arrival When Henry Stein
kirchner tells the buyers what kind OF
hogs he has. his word goes and any of
them will buy them on Henrys word.
Clark & Pointer of Conway Springs,
helped the hog receipts yesterday to the
extent of a carload.
Inc wen hho"h SiiippSis VI Dun eoii,
Shives * Combs. furnished a carload of
hogs for the market yesterday.
w. W. Elder, of Douglas. in the state
of Butler. sent in a car of hogs for the
market yesterday.
Been Bros, of Byron. o. T., had car
of hcgs on the market yesterday that
brought 2 good price.
Some people may infer that c. w. john
ston lives in Wichita because his name
appears so often in the Eagle. He lives
at Pond Creek. glorious Oklahoma. and
he is one of the largest shippers n the
territory. He had another carload OF
hogs on the market yesterday that
brought the top price.
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Kansas City.

Butter-Steady. Creamery 1sGT21iaci dali
u 1iq2ic;
Fggs-lflzdlfslc
CheeSe-SteaGy 12i5Gl3s.c.
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AGENTS WANTED.


WANTED-Agents for the best laundry
in Kansas. Liberal commission. Ad-
dress Wichita Steam Laundry. 24-tf
AGENTS WANTED-An agent either
sex. TO sell shirt waist goods In their
home and surrounding towns Large
line. including high-class novelty pat :
terms, and exclusive designs. Sells or.
sight. Big pay to right party. Buckley
Custom Shirt Co.. Dept p, ST. Louis,
Mo. f-3t-tf
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HOUSES EoR SALE.
ssn-tu-thu-sa-4t

FOR SALE-TweiYe-r0 residence best
In city. close ia. Can be rented 20 net
= per cent Terms easy. Address
Owner. n. q. Box g. ss-;f
FOR SALE-H9use. with 10 rooms. IN
frrt-cies~ condition. large earu sss
feet cas-. frzlnt. corner. tDssefe IsrDg~rsy.
F3rst-eiss4 iarestfss al Rents vel
Come and Se-s Ds. 81. " ksohaae a CO.
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SITUATION WANTED-MAIE.

WANTED-PoS tion as bookkeeper Office
clerk or assistant. Copying neatly done.
Salary reasonable, with opportunity Of
promotion. Address "A, care Eagle.
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Statesmen WANTED

W ANTED-Cigar statesmen. Samples fur
nished- Salary and commission: no ex-
perfence necessary. Address Oscar
Jones, Harper, Kan. ?. o. Box 31f
S5raf
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