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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-05

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-05
WHEAT PIT BtARIsH
May Option Held More Firmly
Than December.
CORN AND OATS WERE FIRM
Provisions Eased Off in Sym
pathy with Lower Hogs

Chicago, Nov 4.-News in the wheat
pit was bearish. English cables being
lower, outside markets weak and local
receipts considerably increased. There
was a disposition throughout the day
among local traders to sell December,
one OF the chief incentives to such action
being the decline in the price of that de-
livery at St Louis. The opening on De-
cember was a shade TO &c lower, at is9sg
79z.c, and with liberal offerings and but
a small demand the price declined grad
ually. Reports of damage to the crop
in Argentina caused a slight rally toward
the noon hour and the market held quite
steady until the last half hour, when
sudden decline occurred on selling by
Armour, who has been a heavy seller the
past two days December sold of to
7sAG7S12c. and closed at 7Gzc. loss Of
Noise There was better support to the
May delivery and that month was firmer
than the nearby option. Clearances OF
wheat and -four We're equal TO 2s6.sco BUSH
els Primary receipts were 1.29s 100 bush
els. against 3.4so,1O9 bushels year ago.
Bradstreets visible supply for the week
increased $1,000 bushels Minneapolis and
Duluth reported receipts OF 64s cars,
which. with local receipts of 164 cars
l of contract grade-made total receipts
for the three points Of Sl2 cars. against
SCI cars last week and 1853 cars a year
ago.
Corn ruled firm the greater part Of the
day on unfavorable weather and reports
of poor huskings. After selling between
4321c and 442kc. December closed shade
lower, at 1874 q43zsc Local receipts were
ZSS cars, with 10 of contract grade.
Commission houses and local shorts
were fair buyers of oats and. with only
limited offerings. the market held nrm
until near the close. when the weakness
in wheat caused slight decline. Decem-
Der ranged between 347sc and 35dS51@c,
closing a shade lower, at 347sQS5c. Local
receipts were 1874 cars.
Provisions eased off some. in sympathy
with 1Oc decline in the price of hogs,
but buying by shorts, with some demand
from foreigners, held prices fairly steady
Commission houses sold the May product
supposedly for the account of packers.
January pork closed 21zc lower, at 81. .
Gl2. Z71a; January lard was a shade lower,
at Sc S. while ribs were of 21zc, at 1921
ass.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 115 cars; corn, 335 cars; oats, 155
cars; hogs, q, 600 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Avsilahl. oraln suppIx.

New York. Nov. Special cable and
telegrsphic advices received by Brad
streets show the following changes iu
available supplies as compared with last
report:
Wheat-Cnited States and Canada east
Of Rockies. increased LsIs.ee bushels.
a5oat for and in Europe. decreased liza =
coo bushels; total supply increased 5isyos
bushels.
corn-Czited States and Canada east
OF Rockies. DECREASED. z7seo bueshls-
cat-J aited States and Canada. eaxt
q Rockies. increased. l.fs3-cs bushels
Notable Increases reported this week
include l.5fslass bushels al Manitoba stor-
age points 1..s. .ara bushels ~ ncrthTesi-
ern interior elevators. $500 bushels AZ
Keswztin.
Prominent decreases inclues =s.sa
bushels AZ depot hz-borx. 1870 bushels
a. Nashville I73-e9 bushels a. Chicago
private elevators. l-zao, bushels a. Eocs-
ester - 40 bushels AZ Louisville. zoo
bushels al Milwaukee private elevators
ard = 20 bushels =; Minneapolis private
elevators
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Oats-Higher. No. 2 cash. 3sc; track.
sS9sS1zc; December, s51zc; May, S6l4c; No.
white. 3S43Slsc.
Rye-Dull, SIC.
Pork-Lower; jobbing standard mess.
sl1s5; lard, easy. s6.65.
Lead-Weak, si-25: spelter, dull. $3.50.
Poultry-Steady; chickens, TIC; springs,
Sc; turkeys. lie; ducks. 9Q91zc' geese, 1i.c.
Butter-Steady: creamery. 49,
Eggs-Firm, zisc. loss Of
New York.
New York, Nov. 4.-Wheat-Receipts
$3.50 bushels; market fairly active and
weak in response 10 lower cables. room
liquidation and less bull confidence D.,
cember, IS 15-16Qss 7-lsc; May. S2lzqs27sc.
Butter-Receipts, 1000 packages; mar
ket steady; creamery, 16Gzzixc.
Cheese-Re Receipts, 1e,1e0 packages; mar
ket quiet.
Egg@Receipts, 1880 packages; market
strong; western, 1sGe7c.
Sugar-Raw. steady; fair refining, S2sc;
centrifugal. e6 test, 37sc: moiasses sugar.
3isc. Refined, steady; crushed, 5.S5c; pow
dered 4s5c: graduated, i.15c-
Conee-Steady; No. Rio. Csc
Enthusiastically; New Orleans, 3lq42c.
Poultry-Dressed. dull and weak; west
ern chickens, 111sc; fowls. lie; turkeys.
16c Alive, nominal
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local Grain and Produce Market.


below find sales as made yesterday BY
sample on the Wichita Board Of Trade
ba sis. delivered Missouri river. To get
price 4 O. %. your station. deduct Kansas
City rate from your station
! Wheat-e,o hard, 7Sc; No. :, 6s9'lc:
No. 4. sS6ese; rejected, 6oG62c
CoTn-No mixed. 4ec; No 5. CSC; No.
4 &c; Ne. 2 white, 44c; No. 3. sc; no
grade s5zfz1c-
Oats-No. mixed. sc: Ne 3. 32G23c.
fSlo;,r fwholesale)-BesJ patent. deliv-
cred to southern Kansas points vest OF
Emporis, $3.50: to all southern Kansas
Emroria. 800: 10 all southern Kansas
points east of Emporia. s2ea' delivered %
either section named. eran see, shorts
s5asOc. Germ chop Secc. corn meal A-2a
Hax-Aifafa. No. !. S..5e; No , $50;
prsire loose No ! Sevo. Nc :, SO;
baled. No !. s7.eo; No :. s6.oo. No :. S9-le
Butter-Paeklng. I2c; country. ia &c
Eggs-Eresh. per dozen. l3c
Poultry-Hens. &C; spring orollers IL
70 ? lbs, &c; young ROSTERS &c. 'urheS
hens. SC: toms. &C; geese, fun feathtr. &c
ducks. fun feather. g; young ducks &C
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -bu-, eSc; pop corn
per ICE lbs. 81 90: turaiPs. bu-. iec; po-
~atoes. bu 75c: apples. Dbl. S--ed-.9e;
sweet potatoes. bu-. 7SGsoc; CABBAGE, ID
lac. -,
ons box. s. 5afI3. -. strained honey 10.
nc comb honey. 10. &c. walnuts. r.,
t5Gls.zc: alEaonds. ID. iso; Braziis. 10
isc. pecans ID 1ec; fileerts, 10. izc
cheese. fat. ID. I4c; brick. he; Enoerser
IA. Y A. i4l-c: Kansas. i+c: banauas.
"a. 4,sc: apples. Dbl. ss-eotis.'5; potatoes
su.. soaS5c. cabbage. 10. li1niSsc; Spanish
,nians- rer crate. $50; fancy red globe
nn:ons 81 50G175 per loo lbs; peanuts.
NJ. jumbo. SIC; roasted. lVs-S: parrot.
4 &c. roasted. SIC: figs, per box. sl25-
wool-IIght bright medium. aSaiec:
..rt ard heavy medium, I2llic- heavy
0ns s0l1cs-burry. sQsc-
f.eather-No. Phoenix. $c. sc; har-
ness. onion A. CSC. y &c; chez rut OAK
" s4c. a sec: ure oak. SIC sSiIting. -
sec. sole leather. slaughter. 5egS-e' oaK
cole. sszfs6c per side
f5,ae~-G. 6. l and rounds. sac: side
nranss &C. under IS lbs. frc; bulls
G.. rnsen snides. 1lxe less than cured
nars cured, &c less; No. horse. 80. Ne
4 Ms; pony and No. ;. 5Scasl-e' glue
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Cattle Sales.
IN AND ABOUT THE STOCK YARDS

Logan & Robinson of Towanda mad
car load of hogs on the market
VIM Garland OF Kiowa furnished two
cars for the market yesterday; one OF
cattle and one CT hogs.
WIN. Johnson of Attica marketed car
load of hogs.
w. J. Weirick had a car load Of COWS
on the market loaded at Coldwater
II. c. Pontius of Udall consigned car
foald Of hogs 10 this market yesterday.
Sy. J. Morris of oxford was one of the
well known shoppers who had hogs on
the market
Day & Yoeman of Alameda are well
known shippers, who furnished hogs ior
ohe market yesterday.
w. Mcclure of Colwich helped out the
hog receipts TO the extent of one car load
One cvar load OF hogs sold on the mar
kket Yesterday was consigned by Brown *
Brown of Hanerhill.
A. Ceilings of Peckham. o. T., had two
cars of hogs on the market yesterday
w. T. Dung of Kildare. O. T.. had in a
mixed car of cattle and hogs.
C. A. Kimmen of CARRIER, o. T. furn-
ished r car load of hogs for yesterday ;
market
c. S. McDanieIs of Billings. o. T., mar
keted a car load OF hogs yesterday
Conery & Kid marketed car load
OF hogs from CARRIER o. T.
w A Garner of Hazelton furnished
one car of hogs for the market yester-
cay
W. c. Arnett of Anthony had three
car loads of horses at the yards from
Rawlings, Ariz. They were nearly young
mares of good size
John Douiey of Eihung was on the
market yesterday with a car load Of
hogs.
b. L. Drake of Hazelton marketed a
car load of hogs.
E. Lemon of wakita. o. r. brought in
a load OF hogs yesterday. Mr. Lemon says
the demand for light hogs will cause a
shortage of hogs in the near future
T. b. Ramsey of South Hsnen was one
Of the late arrivals last night with a ear
load OF hogs
Sturat & House of Newton had car
of hogs on the late market. Mr.. House
was in charge
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New York, Nov. 4.-The cotton market
opened strong at an advance Of Iia15
points and closed firm within or points
of the top. or a net advance Of 36a55
points on the active month
Spot closed steady. = points higher;
middling upisnds. le75c: middlIng gulf
Il.Ooc. Sales 60 bales.
Futures opened strong; November,
lo3lc: December. 10 &c: January. 10 DC.
February. offered. I0.50c; March. 10 sc.
April. To- 5c: May. lose
Futures closed firm. November, l05Ac;
December. l065c; January. 1G57c; Febru-
airy. l0sDc; March, 1850; April. I4slc;
May. 10 &C.
New Orleans Ia. Nov. 4-Cotton-
Firm; middling. leisc-
Galveston. Tex, Nov. 4-Cotion-
Steady. 10 l-l6c-
Liverpool. Nov. 4-Cotton-Spot in fair
demand; prices 10 points higher. Ameri-
can niddling. SD.
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HOGS Fifteen LOWER
Hog Market Takes Another
Tumble Downward.
TOP PRICE WAS S4.85
Receipts Were Liberal b Ut
Packers Took All.

The hog market took another tumble
downward yesterday. The decline here
was Is cents and at the close something
pretty nice was required TO bring s4.S.
The receipts were fairly liberal. but Dold
and Cudahy took all the hogs offered
and their buyers remained on the market
until 8 O'Clock at night to buy the Iate
arrivals 1t was the general belief that
hogs on this market yesterday sold with
in Is cents OF Missouri river prices. and
that leaves no margin for shipment.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Enicauo.

SnicaHo.
Chica go. Nov. -CattIe-Receipts e. eol
including 5000 westerns. Market 10a sc
lower Good to prime steers. S5-0Oq5.6o:
poor to medium, s3.40a4s0; stockers and
feeders, 81. 001d4. 81; COWS. $1.0)03.J0; heifeTs
s.. 00d4.75: Gamers. S1.00fi2.25; bulls. $500
"A 10; calves. 81. o0Gl7. 90; Texas fed steers
$3.0Od35o: western steers, BOOZE
Hogs-Receipts today, 1900: tomorrow.
1900 Market 10a15c lower. Mixed and
butchers, $46oGI5.20; good to choice heavy,
s4sed5.l0; rough heavy. $4.3ed4.70; light,
s46oG5.15: bulk of sales. s4.7OG495.
Sheep-Receipts, 90,0Q0. Sheep 10al5c
lower: lambs 15c lower. Good TO choice
wethers. IS. 25q3.75; fair TO choice mixed,
S2.75d3.25: western sheep, $2.75q3. 40; ma
tive lambs, Si.50Q5.G0; western lambs, $50
G5-35.
Kansz5 City.
Kansas City Nov. 4.-Cattle-Receipts,
H. 100 natives. 300 Texans calves. 70J ma
tives. 100 Texans. Corn fed cattle duh
and lower: western grass fed cows slow;
stockers and feeders steady; quarantine
steady. Choice export and dressed beef
steers. S450d5. 20; fair to good $4.0ed $50:
stockers and feeders. S2-50d3S); western
fed steers S3IOaAS0; Texas and Indian
steers. s.. 15d3. 90: Texas cows SI7062. IS:
native cows. s.. 25a3.50: native heifers. $500
G3.So: Gamers. S1p0d20o: bulls Si-544I2 80:
calves g. 2505-50.
Hogs-Receipts.- ss0, Market io0e5c
Tower Top. s512rE: bulk of sales $500
sos; heavy. S.75d4s9; mixed packers. 1856
d512ls: light 81. 5.12i2: workers S5-0S9
5.l21k pigs. S4754ss.lo.
Sheep-Receipts 4ga Market steady.
Native lambs, S.25@5.2D: western lambs,
s. s0d5'eo; fed ewes S2.SeaS75; Texas
clipped yearlings. g. 50ti i01: Texas clipped
sheep $2.49sts.s5; stockeFs- aRd~4eeders.
ST. Louis.
St Louis Nov. 4-Cattle-Receipts.
500 Market steady Beef steers, $40
d45o stccbers and feeders. 81 s)fi3. IS;
cows and heifers. S3.G5G3.56: Texas steers.
s. 35d3.35: Texas cows and Refers. 500
G275.
Hog-Receipts. 5000. Market 5Gloc
lower. Pigs and lights. $475fr 81: pack
ers. s4eoG5I0; butchers and best heavy,
/ $i.7eFI5.l21s
sheep-Receipts. 2,5c Market steady.
Natives. $soog3.5o; lambs. s40od5.5o
St. Joseph.
St Joseph. Nov. 4-Cattle-Receipts,
$50 Market loc lower Natives s3.soFf
~: COWS and heifers. sl.25a45o; stock
ers and feeders s22503.s5.
Hogs-Receipts 4146- Market I5G20c
lower Light S4S5G5ie. medium and
heavy 81 62izG5.eo..
Sheep-Receipts- SS Market steady 10
strong Lambs. SIS. wethers. $50;
ewes. SIS.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Nov market conditions
in dry goods show little change as Ear -
the volume of business is concerned. The
feeling is toward z 6ruer market and
manufacturers are disinClined To accept
a good many OF the offers which they
have been willing 10 take during the last
fa-- rraeks
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iOpen.i High.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Easier.
Wheat-No. spring. Sol@@s113c; No. 2
red, S0qSi4c.
Corn-No. ,, $40; No. yellow, 4H9c
Oats-No. ?, SAC; No , white, 5a3Sc;
No white. 351kG361.c.
Rye-No. >, 551ae.
Barley-Good feeding. 3143Sc; fair to
choice mailing. 4ST5lc.
Flax Seed-No. /, soc: No. 1 northwest
ern. SIC.
Timothy Seed-Prime. $3.50.
Provisions-M pork, per Dbl, $ll-oed
II s2isc: iartf per 100 lbs. Sc. $3.50; short
rfbs sides Qoose). s7.25d7,T5; dry salted
shoulders loose. $5.75d5.s7ia: short clear
sides--lloose) s7G 7lzc-
y -hiskev-Basis Of high wines. Sl.25.
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WOOL MARKET.

St Louis Nov. Wool-Steadv. Ne
diur grades conlhing and clothing Ia
2likc: light fine. l5al7i>c; heavy riae. IN
1rrc. tub washed 4aMS9c-
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welcb. ". Va. NOV. 4-The Ua.ted
States Steel corporation, operating rezr
here. today laid OF iadeaEiGeiy .en ia
horerA
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EXCURSIONS
E|'s;2

70 Pari1- cess pests. - p 80 wsr.
ss-s- ath 20 Soy Ssa
Dssros, srs sssars. sz@ o<s q - =.
Gals C<t
ssezn r.s.s sss s.szrs. H. OF : "a
= nnnit OF =
cantorusa 49, rxssrz. 3 81 OF - =
izl5t SeF. -
Z B,scox -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-05

cssez Fz~na zalass-s ~ sssssfs = stesss-
tssss-s Tres ~ is&l-sz ss.ssrss q Az
tss&
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\ fiskey-BaSfs OF nlsn wines, sh<
grade. sle.f0ule.5o.


tiozs were as follows
-B.ttsr-Qaiet; creamery. i5a2lizc: dali
ry li1zGlskc
Egg-Firm. at mark. cases included.
d. 1sizg2ll9c.
.heese-S Steady, loixqilc.
Hsnsss City.
Kansas City. Nov. 4.-Close: Wheat
December. 6sd6S1sc; May. 6Sssc; cash. No.
7 hard. &c: Ne. 5. T0G nc. No. 4, 6l966izc;
rejected. 9Fsec: No. : red. sic: No }.
7SqSsc RECEIPTS Of wheat, 20 cars
Bran-Nominallyh &C; shorts, nomi-
I nally. SasSe
Corn-December. sc; May 3o3. G3sssc;
cash, No. mixed. SS24c; No. white,
sS2.c; No. 3. Size,
-oats-No. white. sass; No. mixed
53G3ss.c
Rye-No. , 49c.
Butter-creanery. IsHaeoc; dairy. fan
cy. ISc
Egg-Fresh. 9isc
ST. Louis.
s. Louis. Nov. Close. Wheat
Lower No. red. cash. elevator. nom
inal; track. ssqSsssc: December. S6h4c'
May 797<c No hard. 1912
Corn-HiEher No. >. cash. 42sc; track.
&c; December, tc1se; May. exc.
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Why don't ycu take
Ko6ol? ! vas troubled with
dyspepsia fer i6 or 20
years and had gotten 50
bad that | had 10 Be very
careful what ate. ] had
pains at night 50 that ]
could ne, sleep. and pains
in the stomach betore and
after eating. Ny druggist
asked me 10 try Kodcl.
which | did. ! used some
Ger 4 bottles. II has nov
been two years since ] used /.
Kedol and | have had 10
stomach trouble since. By
all means you should get a
BETH. At once.
(. .. SMITH. Murray, hSo.
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COTTON MARKET.

TotaI saIes Coz the day. $40 share.
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Close
Low. TdayfYeS dy
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-05-21

quest. convince me that it is one
thing 70 tell . story verbally and
quite another to write IL. But to Be
brief. since brsvity 10 the soul cf-~ek.
and tedioame. the vet blau1 bat
smothers attention. will Be
enlisted in the Fourth - imens
Of vermont Volunteers in July, 1881,
for three yeas- A young man named
Oliver Kimbaii enlisted in the .oms
comrany with me. We never bscone
what yoa could call friends. yet !
knew hin and liked him. His dis
position was marked by great kind
nesH. but be was gloomy and cared
lissie for tbs h.rum-scarum society Of
camp life
knew in IN indefinite sort Of way
that be wss In love with . young
lady II home. bsautifui and good. bus
mach above him in social position.
He ~ poor yaans man snd her
tsther wns rich We among the boys
who knew him in camp assribased
his gloon to unrsquised affections
SHARED this opinion with the rest till
A = - = .us4
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-05-21

thAt she had waited long and having
exhausted every other mesns 70 hear
from him, begged me TO undertake st
her expense any measnses that might
be necessary 10 discover his where
sbouts or his f.s~. Her father. she
sid. had recently died and she had
frse control Of ample means, and
would please communicate this fact
TO Mr.. Kimball-the fact Of her
father'a death.
An. bow swiftly that delicate hint
revealed 70 me the surprised tragedy
Of those two found heArtsl The rich
and the proud old man had stood be-
tween the faithful girl and her lover I
Yes. / would inquire after Kimbail.
with all my heart. and commnnicate
the joyful ttdinss that nothing stood
between him and his hearts desire.
When I reached California Caleb
With my psck train made delissns
scarch after the lost lover. but in
vain. l went around from aiaioe 70
sluics amoeG the wnshen. but nobody
kssw hin. II was Indeed Hike seasch-
~ fnr needls In : hey now n
I - = ~ = y = y
unisn yos happensd 10 tnow moss
than his name.
Say. boys remarked one Of the
wa~hsrs. II wonder IL 'tain't Dave
Grifnn's pardner. mp at the hydraulic.
that this fclier's lookin' for. I'll
bet dollar tia. Le'me re what the
blAsss was IL they called hins all
the boys has Cox nick name hero.
rsiseer. an II yns jest knowed your
chaps nickname, yoa could and him
in . minute. bat I'll BET It's the
TELLER they call Yankee Mas up At
the hydraulic. that yoa're leskins'
for did he have dog, This TELLER
had dog that was always with him
. kind Of > big. smooth shepherd deg.
He'd been in the army. thas's Why
they called him Ma3e. though I don't
rsck' n he ever was . major. II it's
him you're after you won't nnd him
for he's made his raise an pulled
stakes long ago. Him an Dave
Griffin was together, but at the big
clean up last fall. he told Dave he'd
made his home stake an waa going
70 pull for the East.
He went from here to Canon City.
I know that. cause Grimm was awful
worked up about his paransr's goin'
homo. and he bought out his claim
and went down A. far ~ Canon with
him to zee him Oh. an didn't come
back for . couple Of weeks."
Finding this to be the condition Of
ARairs dropped the matter. thinking
that Kimhall had probably got around
to Vermont by that time and announc.
ed himself.
I learned he had left Canon on
horseback. followed by dog. and it
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hardly got in my saddle when one OF
those sudden and violent hail storms
frequent along the base of the noun
tains came down and drove me back
to shelter.
was detained more than an hour
While waiting under the shed some-
thing prompted me 70 take out my
wife's letter and resd it again. I
found there was half sheet that had
before escapsd my notice. Il was NOT
however. important. and merely men,
toned that Mia Osborn had come to
the conviction tfint her lover had been
murdered Ii had been born in her
mind that IL she oeuld come to Colo
rado. she would 4{kcover his body and
Be able to bring hid murderer TO justice.
since arriving in Denver she had had.
severni nights in snccession. most
hcrrifying dreams. in which she
seemed to see him in his death strug-
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n. vhich .he. h.,n~ .h.r<,e.l oS ..ch
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ab.ssd ard ~. .h,s N .e.,< c.vrra
From st..le.. r.,,h ~ eh. cro.-,n,
Of the Lit.l. Fou,t.;n oommonlv
called .'Uncle Georxe's ranch'' BY the
freishters, was ten miles. and that
distance Thought e-nld make by
dark, when the toughest Of my road
would be passed and fourteen miles
would remain.
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ks incidents recorded IN this story occurred r
Mac (Jmes Mac cmthy) = Colorado authOs1
been IN Canon many tines. capG. NJ. P. Felch|
miles north Of Canon. right whsre you leave q
Only yer Or 20 ago be ded BY committing q
knew Capt. Felch and many Of the old-tinaF
Mans Canon, canon one paases through Il Z
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