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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11

Rosetta Gaines. aged twelve years. has
brought suit Tor divorce against her hus-
band. Frances Gaines. IN the district
court of Shawnee county. Gaines Is a
veteran OF the civil war. a psnsioner
drawing s. a month and 5 g. years of age
He drives for a transfer company al
Leaveuworth The suit vas brought Dy
LYDIA Lee. mother and Guardian OK Mrs
Gaines. The couple were married last
Feburary. The grounds Tor divorce are
non-suport ana cruelty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
Horros.

Ten years ago an oxford girl put
needle between her lips while she hunted
some thread preparatory 10 threa6ing it.
relates the Register Just then she
sneezed ard the needle was gone Sh9
searched for it but without results. Last
week she felt a tingling senSation al ths
end of one of her fingers. Upon examina
ton she discovered the point CT small
object just above the surface Of The skin
Procuring pair Of scissors. she pul.ei
out thorn she had accidentally run into
her finger
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
& Tem1ter.

The voice of the tenpter Is never still.
and the way of The virtuous is beset by
innumeIable perils.
The song OF the tabled siren is not IN
I with the song and dance OF the dinner
set demon. who holds out promises of
great rewards
He is after the soul with the most at
tractive get-Tich-ouick schemes
All the newspaper has to do to reap
rich harvest is to make The Dublie be-
lieve that a $3.50 set Of dishes Is worth
SO and that il can sell it to them at
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
Lost in Sand Hills.

a Dodge City doctor recently had call
70 60 twenty-seven miles south. most OF
the way being through the sand hills II
was a very windy day and sand-stosm
was blowing, which would have made It
a bad trip at the best. but night overlook
him before he reached his destination
and he got lost. All he could 90 was TO
let his horse so where he wanted TO, AID
toward morning the horse brought him
home. The doctor then went back. thus
covering over hundred miles in about
twenty-one hours.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
Boom Cays at kinuman.

The Kingman Leader-courier gives a
brief sketch Of boom days;
Kingman. like nearly every Kansas
CITY Of every Importance. had It's boom
period along the s0's, being clear at the
top rounds in apparent prosperity, when
even vacant lots well out IN the cum
Try scid at high as S25 ard SO a front
foot and down in the business portion
as hieh as $500 and 5000 FER front foot.
But there was a collapse Some are
here today who have painful recollec-
tions along that line Enterprises We're
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
Tina, ~ArsUmen;ura ID 4ernin.r- :"
: 80 90 -.

eha~nre kss rfs.i rs's fsIraee. Ffo-a.
sh3r ihe en'g oge be- fhe reriaHe .
motive power f. nau.ss. dfifea b. - t-ss
u fzo hitrfsd o. tx ear i r aart
gez zaazs rad a1e rarries osiT
ana ast ore slns ~ sfeets ~ fnaf Ihe
r..sd hslonsa fa Esef sTofteFa. "a Aefr
eonfrsesarE. Setlasfs 10 Nees 80 a4
rraKlar fAs c1ss 81 ~ ef lar = fs
esfv All 1s,nz ~ shs iea Htsees ia 80
east gsFf Tss rslfuza tags sss as-t
sror- ~ tsx esfs sFef - Pears sffest ea
Rszzon sssnae - fhf ssis rrs sae sara
70 saGrezI o. ths ssr- asf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
Ne Hcns for Oklahoma.

TIE Blackwell Times SAYS: Two Pratt
county. Kan. hunters kEisd ffty-ivc
ducks from sne eock recently and that
with only an expenditure a seven shots
cur local spofts-rea zro are roi~s =
Kansas duck hunting have a rre.tv biz
bargain O. thCi- hands IL hey o-is-shcot
a. o-t-tsIx the Kansas nirsrod- or course
the ducks zaay be kil'e1 before or eoTs
SCI 10 the lakes. and of eorrse r they a-e
that VII save b 81 Te7utatio7.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11

II is estimated BY the News-RevicVe
thar see bushels Of wnsaS greWn iass
season were marketed frcEn kioN2 ta's
fail The average prize paid b. The
dealers 10 the farmers WIS aeoat enc
cent per test weight. or . 70 - cca,s I's-
bushel Some got as hisn AS s. ceats -
hushel for wheat. bar 50 cents eomes very
near being the price paid Ter eoed Ne. :
wheat testing g rounds per busaei Z, -
estimated that seventy Fer cent % The
crop il sold ana about - Per cent =
stored by the farmers. Who aTs ale 20
bold II until rriscs sslt thsm.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
Morshir Of Nhf,. FACE.

TIE following Is from ;hs Beaver Jour
ual: You can't raise CORE n Beaver COM
tys Who fCld YOU So ScDe nan who
wor<hirs a vhste-face5 czlf. O. The other
fellow who speaks only from heresay-
We have some s1mTles e cora here on
exhibition thar grew II Beaver county
this year o. cur Lord lssc C-a az6 SO
It when II The city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
s..diess Pumpkins ard Propagation

The Spencer SeTs usa hGs hee1 shosn
by 2. I. earke-. 3 curiosity II he form
o. = seesiess pumpkin Taey ar % thz
ordinary sweet variety ard ve-e pant
81 carly. producing 4 heavy crop q azrre
seeded pumpkins. But When the lzie rztrs
SET n the vines near the BASE p1st c. Eew
runners. and OF these gTew he see1Iess
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
For the Girls.

What's happened TO the man on the
Homestead News? This Is some Of MS
philosorhy
\ good many g:rls jrst launched iato
society and on the hunt for husband. be
nore that the- improve their opportunl-
ties ~ taking and s-v-ng many cona-
deuces and by. getting as dose As possible
10 Tersors whom they meet. But they are
in error. giIl who opens ne soul 20
every man finds that il tine the nea
zee from her as they would FROM pczti-
Icnce of famine \ man has TO Good
use fer such a woman The value o.
confidence. Ike ihe waite Of wheat and
potatoes. IS regulated by the supply \
girl must be exclusive e she would be
highly respected and loved
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
Amen for True.

An incident which occurred in ore OF
the Anthony churches recently. reminds
the editor Of the Bulletin of an amusing
circumstance curing the pastorate of Rev
Bernard Kelly at the Winfield n Z.
church II was during q Methodist -'tes-
tirnony'' meeting. and Kelly had exho-tcd
the members 10 al get Up and speak. bet
10 be very br.ef; long speeches wee rot
wanted. One lorg-faced brother in the
corner rose and began to recite a story
which was to illustrate the terrible unceT-
tainties of life He told CT q wicked
young man whom he knew, who was
travelling on the railroad. The recital
grew prosy, and Kelly, who was an ex-
citahie man. became hge,y But the story
went on until The preacher finally got an
opening.
The young man put his head out Of
the car window. said the brother. and
Just then the train came to the bridge
\ post standing near the track caught
the Young man and cut his head from
his shoulders"
Amen. Bless the Lord, Now who'll
he the next?" shouted Kelly. The brother
stopped in astonishnent and sank into
his seat while the audience lzughed IN
fl its sides hurt. There was no more
noiemnity in the meeting that day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
In the Choir.

A certain young lady at Mulvane. 3
chorister in one of the churches. was in
a hurry 10 get TO church last Sunday
morning, so they say. because IL was
late and she was depended upon at the
church TO watch the scale and regulate
the pitch and she knew il and she was
in a hurry On the table lay two books
which looked very much alike, says the
Record. in telling the story. She grab
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11

ne Wakaz Hesats zfos HsTr 80
essr sees rnsk@ cas- sore lsfp
zs-sf J. ssens sss fhzi - Ass ne
ar.e rerrrs8 fansfs - beaef rs-
aBo-x ~ zess a ab-sa fer
crosses ne p31a. Its hzra sf ta4s
5 tx as,srs fs.e uass sa9 fae 80 -
rs4ses - = i azs e-aaas zNsF.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
creditiua the Men.

Anna Carlson gives her views in the
Lindsborg News as follows.
Perhaps the reason 50 few men Ike
apple sauce is that they remember what
happened in the garden OF Edea when
Eve served apples.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11

to town Sunday. She was tied beh nj
the wagon and when the Methodist
church was reached. she decided she had
gone far enough in captivity. so she made
break for liberty and ran into The
feace in front OF {. c. Breeds residence.
and the team becoming entansled in the
fence also. Altsr disentangling The
horses. ice Mcknight attempted TO lead
the COW. and Gus soderstrom lent bis
assistance in trying 20 drive he. Sha
made another break. dragging Joe con
siderable distance before he would let
go Finally he let go and the COW ran
till she was tired. after which she vas
led 10 the slaughter and converted INFO
steaks soup-bones. roasts. etc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11

A Sterling lad. Best knsstsns Etiis
box vas taken % the circus by hs
mother aud saw The clowns rushing
around AZ each other. So iast sasuE -sy
she took him to The football same. relates
the Bulletin. The little fsl'o~ ~atehet
the game FOR some tiufr with much ~
feresi and inaiiy looking up az his sneta-
er. said Mother Is them c.oWus
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11

adhered to it ard covers it. The bone
rot covered in stone is dccayed and bad
~ wasted away. Pieces Of the RIBS Sow
eral inches vice. were found. but they
were TOO far gone to stand handling lie
LEFT the bone at the Okeone Office for a
rr-iehaa Il. ena II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
.lus, a RuekIna Auto.

Caldwell has gotten used 70 it. The
News says.
last Saturday an automobile APPEARED
on Main street Tie narhsne set hesend
control ~ The driver ana dasiea inie
the curhinE Ia front q oabbefts cFig
store. No partlcuiar damage was s7nT-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
Dick PIunket,

Dick Pjunkett-
The souoxlns Is taken from Seattle.
Wash. paper
Col Richard Finnkeft. terror . M
laws WREN ths west was rsaiiy Niie ard
-roollv. Is Tlr.ine Seattle ~ = few dss 2.
ard q q gses, 20 the Rainier Gard
DIX PIunket. o. ~ ~ kroEa far
ana vyise % his friends ard 70 rnang
mere who have uever riaime1 70 > ~
that 81 rzory. 81 rs nro1est. arniaois ara
saable a. he vas rspuse1 yssrs ego 10
l., dangerous 70 eTH-6oerz iu those go
fisr~ n The vsss. rheFe TIE law va
adulnls;ere1 With rude trt eosisrisa-
ilous hand
WIN tsss > faint frace - a bTafas
that adds -gsafstresz ~ rs nTsefh. Col
-Dsck- Iast night ,iisc1sssd oid tines
ush a esferse ~ attentive Isis1ers. 80
s.v IN hf-s fte iss- q fte raarsisa's -
ire essfv days when Fsoa Fora ard less
Jz-nes were ernaiafinx ore sagshsF q
deeds CT iawlezFress.
While not ever - Q. he rr~ssT'
dscade p priviisees - cfairu aeqpsini-
zrr.ztsir 18th TIE saen wha -laEe aiFier5
=. ~ piorseT tires - H.ssosff aHf
so'erado. 8, - rare fE~ss - tezr -
-srrAtfon q sfzs p;irrfrg ps1oa Hhsn
49, we're fafged - feesr He-rs go
r.~s.cai proves -athss tnsa y tassT
-1sr7sl aeh3eTer-rtE.
css Psr1kfti g su9-H frv-n 80 70
rrzzds p B4sts. zna ~ fss rsTy Fso1~7-
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ar-ee -o-e 4un -fxstevs-' tiaa7 saT -
sfss =fa f-na=e,I 49, fstfssEasirg eoc4-
tssus RI has sza. zs ru-h ~ az s. n
r-rstesfz- dszsail ~ ras ever frs e.
r.egs Rox Peas ~fsse iaV west - -
F.-er.- - ssat great s,-s-ea - reassssf
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s---ss-zzss ~ tnoss - iaffsT-1zT tFf-
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~ - gss - gsssrs 1araes- sz1xat r~fsrs
@-a-a rzssrssfs r. ? F1rstsssg Ca r. cres-s*
raazEs.t r-aissa ssa-sT Ee.s - rlses
assers ~ rru-ssfer fI7-.z1rsfs - -
.rss-1s. 70 zz1s~ - sfzr1 f78r'
zgr-o.zchesg To- Han zzsAeszt efsefse1F
as uHhsss a. =Srf - en s5e1ezT.
rz-ss<~s hfrz 90 80 4~ I'D hE p
rsfs t<ss s-.z ez--e-s ~ - r. a. 80
sarrow - tks ssF ~ee-z EszF5s-sa- ssf
- 49, ssEarr- - saea = 4eee@-s
re s-res1 - rEas1 ssssss zefszss -
c.sasss--a unSsr ssez1ezf fszfsisz<y =
~ fs-ze = ~ s-r4ss e sestlezr ~.
ssst ssrr.ss-y. al rss a. lslz4ze ffssa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11

The Cleveland Triangle tells 81 des-
pe-ate fight fer if6er;y ard the tragic
end of the affair II says
a coy 6estined f'r tie Butchers block'
raised quite rUctioa while bein. brought
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
Lee Zone Of Msstodon.

q c Younger. Of -okeene. while f.
woods county Inspecting schcol land.
found the end of i log bone 81 a u-asto-
don that was a Very large animal. The
end OF the bone had lain in a place whore
q rocky formation had accumulated and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11

trict Now II has been overcome ~ the
discover OF a ane quality - GLASS sand
rock near FEe5onss and Carsy II VII
cost a,,oaf s9ass 20 put n a crsisher All
other Tnaehirery 10 grind The focS iato
sand The expense II this plant VII -
borne equally By the sfaSs comra1s.es
row operating.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
io4t

q the n1aTtyrsd chief masiftrais. sad "a
orr q; ths men 81 bfaxa ard deeds ~ -
can e. 20 the Whlfo House at nny liiue
end hslnob with rresi-eaf kepser e'f
81 rite stasrsurn ceei Lneir heels iu th7
u..fe-sgom.
.Dtrlnz ihe lat MrKiriaF iea0enFai
~arade az the pafionai rsnfai fni ftaa-
kett rode az re 80 81 plst.fresq =
band o. Pauu>s I'd 0zswe iH.i sn ffefs
Re has been n "a EiordlSe. sners
recently in New York.
POSTMASTER Stewart rrfsrfztna Cfiieaei
plunkett this evening at eluasr
That "ersVmentUr - He.ins0-"
Medfora ssar Ia gifas.e lsst @ssh 80
editor 81 tae Pstdsf tasrn oress.aa -
siur the sob ~ f1iniirg q iHf Der efeff
fair Ilss suEs computed a~ Sass oae FL
On sstempi % 81 rrsi sraft Cd f-ii9f
says be fouad over 80 'rrqa 81 fhe box
q g Bssss
Perhaps BE- 90. lai Or feiHe t 81 =
iines - rase t5at are sfra s.
ass ard -farnatlesl. uegt lats Ae ss-
tor We fhink We vo4 make rftf-
eizu. clear from iis effafe ~ eem -
~ ln aa6sAef.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
$ 3 LIFE IN LAND OF THE FAIR GOD

hold goods. her father uloving q tnica-
ASIA. where she spent a great part OF
her time. About the miidle of August
she went out 10 her claim and " shed
"a put stove n her room that rad beer
diztred while he fathers soots wefe
there. Dir. CoTley refused 10 assis; be-
10 put up the stove. 90 sae got ore ~
the ueighbors 10 assisi her bot Mr. Cor
lev with a zi1ohrstfr persuaded them 20
aeeis. for which Judge Gish flued him
go and costs AssorneTs Mitchell an
Bvrne appeared for sine defense and save
nostcc Ok appeal This e the easiest way
To- settle a c8se IKE thss. a. re'p'e arr
tired Of run-piaylng.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11

Two Young men r South Haven bad
rough Joke played on -heui a few n4ep
ago. They attended party Ia "a c9en-
Try. relates the New ESa. and viiiie tssfe
some one changed the wheels on their
buggy and hid the wrench and cushions.
LOST
The following appears in the Greeley
county Republican.
Lost. The editor OF this sheet enuie-
where bctwea PHILADELPHIA sad Tribune.
Finder If "a InarFiaseasie yeans la+y.
may take possession - bin. y NOT pieaee
notify the aacerstudy in ihe n1i'An
sanctefiam
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
Contestants Over Seventy Years Old

Caldwell was the scene % an unusual
foot race last week. j was between
Nose Hatfield snt y. Castor Beth con
tes;ants are over % years etG and The
sight made a man forget that there ever
was ssoh a thing as he blues. In tie
first heat Castor slipaed and fell aud
claimed ano;hsr run. rePosts the News.
Hataeii came out a }sasih ahead and
was crowned tie winner. Hataeid Will
never set thrcGsh bcasting Of his victory
and ne have no doubt be claims the
championship of the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11

this practicaar supported Ire little fam
ily OF four. Il VIII be admitted that a
txelve-yesT-old boy as head and provided
for family CT four IS an unusual eos-
dition. The JOB i held sFen Tor the boy
IL he can ger tire eo2sent az the school
board. and the mcthzr declares that tAe
boys wages is aaseirtsiy necessary for
the fsnilys living.
The law provides that boys 81 fourteen
who are dependent on their wagts 1or a
living may escape its TTo~-siol.s. bot
tweiTe-ysar-o,ds are supposed 20 be chill
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
Hunters nust Be Legally Rugged.


Hunters viii have 10 supply them
selves with legal blanks. for obtainiug
consent of owners CT land. - well IS
ammunition The jefferson Rerisw de
cIares itseif as follows on this SUBJECT
The law ard order leagues propose 70
put stop to hunting on SUNDAY and any
one can report on hunters for violating
the game Ian To sell or even Off 10
sell the penalty Is not less Than 50 nor
more than 500. You can hu-t en- your
own land in reason. but be careful when
you get over Oh 10 somebody e.se's land
Every township should have game law
organization ard make Il warm Tor tEe
fellows who 20 hunting.
Tie new care law passed last winter
was 20 protect prairie chi0zen. quall Wild
turkey. dove o. o;hes insect.Farolis b IDS
that destroy the insects which age 50
injurious TO crops.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11

fruit. They are fully natured, sweet, and
Of fine favor. but somewhat smaller thaa
the original crop. They are sold ell the
way Through like a potato or tuTnip,
with the exception Of now ana then one
that has two small cavities. one on ether
side Of the center. about the size 81 a
hickory-Eut. but there are % seeds.
Mr.. Parker is lyinE awake lhcse nishts
trying 10 figure out how he is going u
propagate This new variety Of pie frLit
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01
RepIbiSea francesa
Combe, Aontesquieu
LA QUESTION CLERICAL

Ea Francia que a toda vela
.~el pugilato en re 10 que ALI sc
~denomina g 5ol1ciS1no teOcra-
tico Y mona tico y el espiritu
tnoderno." 4as APPLICABLE seria
sin duda. L. denomination de
'"tentativa para restablecer Ia
lev de sospe !.lsos" de Danton,
puesto ode Darte del princi-
pio de que & Eco es sin6nimo
de monarqu y prOteStante 10
es de repub)i>.no.
En- tai ca mas cuerdo Sc
ria dar la Pr ia magistratura
de Francia v Eduardo 8 al
Enperador illermo, " Emil
lilo Loubet > / escOger entire
los tronos Dc tos sefiores.
Ahora, pa do de la catego-
ria de espec 5r la de vista
de entire Jd0res, donde Sc
ven las cos mas al natural, Sc
cae en- la Gu de que en- Fran
scia domino @ltuaC1On pluto
,cratico-so@ -. avida de pro-
teger inst mes tan "vene-
randas" cor me. Humbert y
Bunau-Val Jara 10 cual ha-
lla magnifi ar carne de Gle
rigo al ma opular a fin de
.entretener
Hasta al mia el mundO
por entendl 8 luc todo cuanto
la ley eTig;: '@ in ciudadano
.eran "mano arnpas;" pero en-
10 suceSiv q scr deClarado
buen france aera menester pro.
bar que la 0'c.eacia no esta
menos linn las manos.
les que j .nte5quieu pas6
veinte arc oe II vida discu-
rriendo so :. t Espiritu de las
Leyes" pa Il q doctor Com
-bes le hay "a . su novisima
interpretaD5n3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01

~eE<22,gyuna~
Mercantil Nrtistica
A.Lyln thIlos de Perez Morris
Eaa fran q n.
60
Coniece,onan etlduttas ds tabaees, en- tsdos
eaveltcrtcs Gt Ck,splais senciiles y iujosos.
R0fules para FaPmacIaS
de estiIo moderno.
Hrtistieas Carpttas rara nctarics.
MarQutIIas para CtgarrilIos
de uno v mis- colOrcs.
Letras de CambiO
en- todas sus diversidades.
Rectboe taIonaric5. . Cheques.
EtiQuetaS
para Uelas Y fSsforcs. esvesIaliaad en- etique
tas para Uinos. risOrss v Ron
PaycS tllaDraso
comercial, desde el mas sencillo hasta ell
mas uioso.
THRJETAS
de todos tamafios para vista, bautizc, De
ea;ete, Gat;t,
reecrdatorias, iAvilati.a:S. halle, etc. etc.
6tiaaetas para rastas De :cpa. Iasm para
ras.as Y ia;g Ge fIataS.
Guentas, Facturas Y COnocimientOs
toda clase de dosl::....::.i:os comerciales.
TiiEloS . k,eI9acS
para todu clase tie asociaciones.
Pianos Y lllaDas a ..l.,.'::3Ita, T',lssTasioneS
para hbros peri6dicos.
InpPeSIORes SaDTe tc.a. leia Z EadePa.
Grabadcs en- zihe Ctrcs n:etals$.
SET DE COMA
de tOdaa ciases.
Idem para Iacre.
Dtpesltc de etiaustas fil::ss para eaias de
tabacOS.
HniIIcS para les mismO'
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-01

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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-01-20

New York, Jan. 19.-The market to-
day was extremely dull, until the SELL
ing movement in the afternoon set in.
In the earlier hours there was a fair
degree of steadiness. Chesapeake and
Ohio was strong. The advance of 13s
in Chesapeake and Ohio was accom-
panied by rumors of additional ac-
QUESTION of the stock by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. Copper and some of
the specialties showed material gains
In the afternoon sentiment was af-
fected by the request of the Treasury
Department to the national banks to
replace with those state bonds gov
eminent bonds. At first the influence
on speculation was mild, but the i'm
preston was gradually fostered that
this action was the result inla curtail-
ment of national bank note circulation.
In the last hour selling pressure in
creased, and the bear demonstrations
were added to the liquidation of hold
ers who had become tired out by the
narrowness of the market in the last
week. The late weakness gave rise
to discussion of the Venezuelan situa-
ton, as affected by the late demonstra-
lions of the Germans in Venezuelan
waters. Total sales to-day, 523, 900.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-01-20
Baxter & Co.'s Grain Letter.

Chicago, Jan. 19.-Wheat very STEADY
again to-day, advancing cent hold
ing fairly we'll in spite of heavy sell
ing by commission houses and local
longs. Buying by Armour was tea-
ture. They took wheat on every niue
dip. And their purchases run into mil
lions. Trade very large and marke'
excited. There were plenty of follow
ers of this buying. Bartlett Frazier
best individual sellers. Selling was
mostly profit taking. Close firm ana q
little under top prices. January au-
vanced over a, cent
Corn acted heavy early but shoWeu
firmness on strength in wheat
covering early loss, closing about u,, ,
changed. There was fair trade VIII
crowd inclined to buy and selllns
largely by commission houses ana u
mand was bearish, country offerlils'
reported large but car shortage "a
pedes movement. Cash demand laii
but less than it has BEEN Oats-Co
sidering amount oats sold to-day Mo
ket has shown strength. Scalpers an
brokers did selling, commission noVsSs
bought and there was recovery %
early loss. Market closed about uA
changed from Saturday. l.,
Provisions ruled a little lower put =.
view of big run of hogs and weanir
at yards showed a good under t -1,i.,
Commission houses were sellers WI ~
pit traders and brokers buying 1K@~N
Aas on moderate scala