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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06

IS SELLING PRESSURE
December Option Has Fallen
Below May Price.
CORN AND OATS BULLISH
Demand of Shorts Cause an
Advance in Lard.

Chicago. Nov. 5.-There was renewal
of the selling pressure in December wheat,
which has characterized trading tbs past
few days. az that start, and during the
opening hour that delivery declined 10
point below what May was selling It
News was again decidedly besrish before
the opening. cables being generally weak.
receipts larger and weather favorable,
and many traders seemed inclined TO dis
pose OF their holdings. 81. Louis houses
sold freely early in the day and after the
openeing. unchanged 10 &c lower, az lSl4
G7SI2c, December quickly declined 10
IKE. There vas good demand for May
throughout the entire session and that
month was comparatively firm and tended
to support the nearby option. The Ohio
state report was somewhat bullish and
brought out a few buying orders from
local traders ana shorts toward the noon
hour and a reaction set in, which re-
suited in a recovery Of most OF the early
losses December closed with a loss Of
isGi4c. at 7SI4@7Sasc. Clearances of wheat
and -four were equal TO 1900 bushels.
Primary receipts were 1.424.10o bushels.
against 49, 800 bushels year ago Min
neapolis, Chicago and Duluth reported
receipts of LIS cars, against $40 cars last
week and S63 cars year ago.
Complaints from reliable sources con-
tinued TO come in regarding the poor con-
dition OF the corn crop and. with general
commission buying, the sentiment was
quite buIlish Buying by provision in
terests was a feature in trading. Selling
was OF light volume and principally by
small traders. The Ohio report, showing
a loss in condition of II points, compared
with last year. was one Of the chief bull
factors, although firm cables helped in
the upturn. After selling between 437sc
and 1859, December closed at 4f4c,
gain OF 2sGAc. Local receipts were 296
cars. with q Of contract grade.
Oats ruled firm, in sympathy with the
strength in corn. Local shorts covered
freely and there was fair buying by
commission houses. but offerings were
rather light December ranged between
Csc and 35l4d357sc, closing with gain
OF &c. at 3514 q352se- Local receipts were
al cars.
Lard was the strong item in the rro-
vision market and showed 4 fair ad-
vance on a good demand from shorts.
but other products were easier. Smaller
receipts of hogs and an advance Of from
5a10c in prices at the yards was
strengthening influence. January pork
closed 71kTf0c lower. at sl2171e; January
lard was up 1Oc. at s. 80. while ribs were
a shade higher, at $685..
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. los cars; corn, 260 cars; oats, l0I
cars; hogs. 1900 head.
Tho Iaadiner futures ranged &c follows
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COG MARKET REACTS
Five TO Ten Cents Advance
Was Made Yesterday
RAIN TOLD ON RECEIPTS
Roads Too Muddy for Moving
Hogs.

The hog market, after a very decided
decline, reacted yesterday and advanced
6Gloc. All of the sales here were Of
hogs that arrived late the previous night
and were weighed UP at tine of arrival
and sold on the early market at Wednes-
days prices
Inc rain that has lasted for Just one
week has tod on the hog receipts, and
there was not car load Of hogs received
up to the time the market closed. though
tnree or four cars We're reported 10 arrive
late IN the night. The rain has extended
an over the southwest and ther Dads arc
50 MUDDY that farmers cannot deliver
hogs to the railroad stations. There
was not hog delivered by farmers yes
terday to the stock yards. It is expected
that 1t will be several days before the
roads VIII dry up sufficiently for hogs 10
De moved, even If the rain should cease.
The people about the stock yards yes
serdzy said it had been a week since
they had seen the sun, but Inspector
DAG filford is satisfied the sun is I'd
there ali right and that the clouds vii
clear away, and in about a week the
hogs will begin to arrive as of old
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Nov 5.-The persistent
weak ness in the United States Steel secur-
itfes today vas a weight upon the whole
stock market. The repressiye effect was
evident at the outset. when the stocks
of bona sales We're increased. During
the forenoon the effect on the railroad
list was hardly percepitble and num-
Der Of railroad stocks held above last
nights level. Dividends came of of
number Of important stocks this morning
and the appearance of cheapness thus
produced encouraged some bidding. Both
Pennsylvania and AtchisOn were in this
class. Amalgamated Copper also offts-ed
some resistance in the early part of The
day. The whole market Gained. however.
in the late dealings and the closing was
weak. with many Of the standard railroad
stocks a point or more below last night.
lie industrials and speciaities showed
even wider declines.
In the outpouring Of United States Steel
stocks. in the late dealings the price OF
the common touched 19z-. CT the preferred
54ss and Of the second bonds COS These
compare with last nights prices Of ~
for the common. 57s: for the preferred
and 617s for the second bonds. The slump
in these securities. after the long con-
tlnueG decline which they have under
gone. let loose q flood OF rurors and
coujocturts Some Of these were colored
with n sensational tinse, but tie con-
victi0n was very general in the street
thar hte situation in the iron and steel
trade was very discoura EiuS and that
conditions were much upset Sales were
made in the outside market of the next
dividend on United States Steel common
at = of I per cent on several thousand
SLAVES Reports II crts IL steel products
Were very. contradictory. but the decision
to make 2 price OF 50 p ton for steel bill
lets. compared with the recent price II
ST was known on authority. There were
rumors. in addition OF coming cuts in
steel rails and in other lines Of finished
products, Of raducticn OF wages through
out the INDUSTRY ard Ct the discharge Of
large forces OF wo-i1inEuer. The an
nounceuent Of the resi- Earon Of one az
the executive olsciais Of the corporation
was used IS "a basis Tor runors Of Of
fetal fr.Ctteu widely extended and CT
corlinS extensive reduction in the exec
utiva forces fo- purposes II economy.
Officials were reticeut REGARDING all there
runners - that the professional traders
WHO followed the movement in TIE stocks
were left 90 choose for themselves be-
tween the fact and fiction The reports
0f some heavy sales OF the corpora tons
product in foreign markets gave no help
u TIE stocks. as thcy were accepted as
Indicating the downward course Of prices
with q view % extending expert trade
The west and south took $50 80 ef
currency today. i'm continuation II the
c-tco. ard sterling exchange weakened
a-ain. The Bark Of Easland refrained
from advancing its discount rate. and dis
counts ard tn price q sold were slightly
lowered n London
The bond market w8s easy. as q re-
Srlt If the tiehr1css NJ the money market.
but the deolr-s were dun. To-al sales
usr value were S2es7-3o United States
bonds were unchanged 0r the last cali.
Quotations we've as fellows,
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Cnicano-

NniSG9O.
Chicago, Nov. 5-CattIe-Receipt 100o9,
including 1900 Texans Market slow 10
weak Good to prime steers. S5.eJG5. Il;
poor 70 medium, So 4044-Sp; stOciSers IND
feeders SzgggA25; COWS. sl.gsa5 30; heit-
ers. <2.WE14l5: Gamers, $2.V5q4l0; calves,
s. -4oa4.io; Texas fed steers. Ss.o0a3.5o;
western steers. S2-9oQ4.25-
Hogs-Receipts today, 1900; tomorrow,
1z.yva Mar2et Ice higher. Mixed and
butchers. S470075.25: good TO choice heavy,
$50 e5.9l; rough heavy, S4.4e1z-S9; light,
81. lsI5-25; bulk Of sales, S4.s91q5.05.
Sheep-Receipts. - 600. Sheep SOC lower;
lambs steady. Good 70 choice Tethers.
S3.yyQ9.5y; fair 10 choice mived, $. 5ou
, %; western sheep, Sl.59lJ3.75; native
lambs, S55eQ5-59; western lambs. S5.59+
$40.
Kansz3 City.
Kansas City. Nov. 5.-Cattle-Receipts
L ,@eU natives, 1903 Texans; calves, 30 ma
uVes. lgJ Texans. Fancy cattle opened
steady, closed weak; grass and corn fed
cows dull, stOckers and feeders dull and
weak. western and canning COWS steady
10 strong; bulls active and strong; stock
calves strong Choice export and dressed
beef steers, S45gd5.40; fair to good. S4.G9
AS; stockers and feeders. s2.25d3.s0;
western fed steers, $}.o0II430; Texas and
Indian steers. Sl-S5G355; Texas cows, Sl23
424Js native COWS, sl5oI;3-l5 native
steers. $3-50lI4o Gamers. $l.Uez2.00; bulls,
Hogs-Receipts, 500. Market 54l9c
higher; pigs slow and lower. Top, s9.l5;
bulk Of sales, sl99a5.10; heavy. s4ggq go;
rnixec packers, S490N515; light s45,
5l2i2; workers., S5.9540l212; pigs. s4.7545. 10.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000. Market steady:
lambs weak. Native lambs, $3.25el5 80;
western lambs. S2.ecG5.00; fed ewes, s. 30
asa; Texas clipped yearlngs. 8 5eG 4oJ;
L exas clipped sheep, 81 49lI3.l5; stockers
and feeders, S2-eeQ5-5o.
s.. Louis.
St Louis. Nov. 5.-Cattle-Receipts
500. Including 300 Texans Market
for natives slow, others about steady.
Beef steers. s.. fGq5-3G; stockers and feed
ers, $2.5gfI3-So; cows and heifers, 81 2jtt
$50: Texas steers, $2-3oQS.5o; cows and
heifers. SLI542.45
Hogs Receipts, $500 Market steady
Pigs and lights. s475Q5.1O; packers $3.50
G5-GO; butchers and best heavy, $475u
sos.
sheep-Receipts. 500 Market steady.
Natives. $3.00q565; lambs, $4.50q5-25.
ST. Joseph.
St Joseph. No. Nov 4-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 2970 Market steady. Natives, s. IS
Go.4e; Texans and westerns, S2.50d4 80:
cows, and heifers. $1.ceaA50; veals. sz.5lG
So; bulls and stays. Sl-J0G 4.Z5; yearlings
and calves, $2004400; stockers and feed
ers. s. 50G3S5.
Hogs-Receipts. 2.S95. Market strong to
sc higher. Light and light mixed. $5ega
$40; medium and heavy, 81 leQ5-0o; bulk,
Sheep~Receipts. IS. Market firm. Ma
tive wethers, $3.50. -
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Dry ooocs mARxE7.

New Yo-k %av The continued zf-
vance r. he raw cotton market 5s1s o-Cl
tse c-iEcsr7f feature - the G-F IL Cry
goods and has Influenced trading 81 q
material extent MaRlfacturs.-S avs D.
Willing = accept the prices they VOID
have taken q feU weeks az and while
they are more wiling - anticipate their
needs. are stu buying with CONSERVATISM
z@1@Ez1 -
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Hog 6 aies.
IN AND ABOUT THE STOCK YARDS

1t IS a rather unusual thing at this
time OF year for the roads in this section
OF Kansas TO be so muddy that the farm
ers cannot haul their hogs 10 market ii
wagons.
Dold killed 500 hogs Wednesday and cut
Up Loo. The house was running at 8
clock at night They do not have a
ful force of men because of the light
receipts OF hogs Tor the past month
People who come 10 the yards never fall
10 see the fine ShorthOrn cattle that
Colonel Groom has there getting ready
for the public sale the 18th of this month.
Some Of them are pretty enough for an
ornament in the front dOory
Dave kaler. who has been driving one
Of Dold's teams for about twelve years.
IS now WaSon-master for the big pack
ing house.
four government inspectors are now
working at the packing houses in this
city They are guaranty that Deoute
who buy the products Of the Wichita
packing houses viii get good. healthy
meat.
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wool MARKET.

ST. Louis. Nov S-Wool-steasv. Ne
Giun grades conhing ard clothing. Ia
eTirc: ncht Hae. 15fTi-lsc. heavy are -.
10. Tub washed 31G21c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06

YOUNG KIN - iesru 80 fayfssf syst~rs
= sEaglhaaa o. u isssors aaSstsfsiy
r1lFsfF 80 irtrrfrrs sre ssh FrEsl a.
s.ecGFafscr - rscts l<r lesser ~ Elfe
Tr1ifs~H erfrFs arg So re srf dear
Tad sTs~H ~ toerca q sssFafts@ al
.rassssa rFEsFa lsHrs fEa1sasszs = Krss-
usfes erss sess1H FREE ~ etzr1. -
rzrsHeEf st EaEraEs - E61E@fse1-
"a 1awnsesss EiEE 80 TaFs
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CLASSIFIED
WAN / 8
90 zzNz2sz ID
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED-A good girl for general
homework; German preferred. at lii5
y Topeka 1873
WANTED-An experienced diningroom
girl. at the Bennett Hotel, ANTHONY,
ran if0-'
WANTED Chambermaids. at Carey
hotel 1.5-2t
WANTED-Girl for general housework,
al once. Apply Frisco Hotel, Soi-Soo E
Douglas l4o-SIx
WANTED-A second cook, at the Hote!
Green, Great Bend, Kan; wages, %
per week and transportation Answer
Dy wire. lto-St
wANTED-Goodg girl to do general house
work; no washing or ironing Mrs. Z.
Levi, 354 y. Lawrence. lSl-1
WANTED-An experienced saleslady. Tor
glove department. Only experienced
people need apply. Boston Store.
WANTED-Lady cook, 81 y. Market; one
for general work. ai-3tx
WANTED-At once, diningroom girl.
Santa Fe Hotel. 1861
WANTED-Giirl for general houseworl1
Inquire Shields Millinery Co, IS. n
Main street TO-
WANTED-Good girl for general house
work; small family. Mrs. Fred Dold.
IlH y. Market. Call mornings l46-tf
wANTED-Lady help. over 22a 5. Main
I4o--N
WANTED-Four Arst-class diningroom
girls. ST. James Hotel. Winfield. Kan:
7S-rf
FEMALE HELP WANTED-An expert
enced coat and skirt maker. Cramer,
Ladies Tailor. 15S y. Main. liS-Stx
c.ruATioN WANTED-FEMALe.
---~--~----------7---~--~--
WANTED-A good place 10 work Cor
board, while attending Business Col
lege Inquire at 1915 5. Market street
147-3tx
MALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED--A man and wife to work on
farm. Call at 2Jl y. Water. I4s-3tx
WANTED-Two men as news agents on
trains; SO cash security required
Van Noy News Co, 30 " est Douglas.
143-fr-Su-tg-f
to prepare ground now
for sixty acres oats. Right party may
occupy house now. Inquire 2o5 North
Main. E1-5tx
hands; years work;
extra good wages Inquire 90 " st
Douglas. ls5-4tx
WANTED-At once, first-class barber;
no other need apply. Call me up over
long distance phone or write. John Bach,
Pond Greek, O. 7. HIST
WANTED-A man and wife for general
work Inquire room 2o3, Biting block
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CAsH oTOTATIONs.

CASH QUOTATIONS.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FIour-Easy.
Wheat-No. > spring. S21sc; No. :. SO
s21sc; 10. red. 79i. ISGc.
45S. So
SIC Sc No = W. " 49,
Rve-No . 55IAc.
choice Hi55s mailing mailing - {sa5ic. . ''
e' timothy S5ti seed-Prime. $40
II 81 iard per 10 ibs s5sqSS5s short
ribs sidcs Goose $.- y a., .'5' short clear
secs tpoMet3 No., 'r-l,es s125
.-.-,-',- e,i5TI,,5,,>---
RECEIPTS AND SflP AEE Is
Re-. Is. Shipm Is,
Flour bbls- -----......-'-- 81 60 - - 49,
Corn bu- -....--..------- -5 s1..5
oats. bu. ..-...--...-.------.;i, 80 So
Rye. bu.. ...-.-.--.--.-....-- l4.-y
Barley bu. ..--.-..-.....-.io',4.o -
on the Produce. Exchange today quota
tons were s follows; --,..,
BUtter-EasX creamery, I94----cs ual-
Eggs-FirTn, at marx cases inciaoed'
III, 1919 = e steady 1mza11o
c,.,.
Kansas City. Nov e--Close- " neat
December, 51essfG. &c; ii sc
cash. No hard. .-Azel .5c. No . - &c
No. 4 6l06Jc. rejected. esffelc; No REQ,
SsGSlc: No. Q. 75QSoc. Receipts OF wheat
70 cars
Brsn-66iasf61 &c; shorts. norllliatly.
S5aSSc
CoTn-Decenber. 3.1sfI51 iec; May. siisc
cash. Ne. > mixed. S9izc; Nc MA =
Ifs9i9c, No. Z. 39c
Oats.NO white. S4ssfiS5l1c: No.
mixed. SAC
Ry@No >. s9c-
Butter-Creamery, 1Si5lz1c; dairy. fan
cv Isc.
Egg-F.esh 2o,ac.
c. o,,te
st LOUIS. NOV s-Ntoet 49,
No red. cash. elevator. n9I....lal (Iasf-
: hard. 7sd79c-
Corn-EiEher. No casn. &c.
)2tS-tAisher. No = caSn, tlae <,
S5l-c; Dec H1oer S7'sc' May S'-2o7 &C.
No. nlre. 80
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE Neat. clean. livery outfit Of
20 horses ard rigs. IN town Of 25e9; no
competition. Y =! sell 10 suit purchaser:
viii run $1,000 per year. Reason foc
selling. have buSiness elsewhere. AG-
dress * R.. care Eagle l45-6tX
FOR sALE-Confectioaery store. cheap,
this week. Call Al Z. Douglas
FOR SALE-Stock of hardware and gro
ceries. il town near Wichita Address
J. Il. Heron, New MuTdock. Kan.
if5-thu-su-4tx
FOR ALE-Confectionery and cigar
store. VIII sell It right. Call at si5 =
Douglas avenue. I43-su-thu-su-3t
FOR SALE-A neat thoroughly modern
and up-to-G2te. 4g-roOm hotel. in one
of the best towns In Oklahoma. Lease
and furniture for sale. Satisfactory
reason for selling. Address I. -. Box
SD. IL Reno, O. T. I5l-tf
FOR SALE-Cneaq. on account of poor
health. ROc ming house. 81 y Aiata
street. i45-tf
FOR SALE-scven-room rooruing hou=s
Reason for selling. ether business. CD
r DosEias- l45-6gx
FOR SALE OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
>
- "a - s,-e<se -i,-,..a7 -.
SO 49, 80, -,-.--e5 60 ~ sl
- - ,-.,,,7.-. l-,...t- -
-f-1s,f- - F-,-s-,<ss fS-f-slts
tro5-er-, rs. = D,r5gfas ,--srfts
WaNTEH-NIScF ENEOUS
WANTED-To buy for cash. second band
household goods and mems clc~ling
Turner's Cash Store. 11s y Main.
-
WANTED-Ten boapiers ard roomers. ~
Dorgias IG-stx
------
ana eutterirg. ). J. Hughes. residence
AZ 5 Main street E9-tf
-
o. Caa~les Archi-ect. room 90. Whine
build NJ Wichita Kan IK-ecsl-tt
----
I7s5-5tx
----
WANTED-Cles Ming and polishing. Z an
razdr 70 hiscken and polish AL kinds =
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VIZ SELL TIE EAHTH-~s earaos
Offer gog ths s1rth aa1 tn fsiiasss
trerscf. DIT Ne car vsil Fou better tzf-
gains 81 excellent grass i8n1s AID stccE
reaches. NeH iFca tsG VIA an sbuF4-
sncs q er-faflirsr z2fsr 81 eixssat
hi9s-efs prsirss rrzsa. tHan Tog can
tey sisrN brfs We nsgs .Ea yrogxrfy.
ard are ready g. ahs-N YES Ne hsrs
good farms highly iaarTGTsd. I'D s-s
fszdy 80 con PATE rFtrss win trr 80
est Cone So - sn1 80 e8a tarats ga
--Wh.Tr re saHta q Hua eiI sssr
sEri1kie Hald~n grain e Tu1r half
Sasfsi ard sss soft brr~xss . hs&vsa
all fan year cb~sss zn5 xszR azsy al
fh~ litter tears c. acFers1t9 Frlcss
sd 1esersrftoss lefe1 - &ry 90 IN
areisrasign CaA or o. a1drsEs a q
Ksa iae-ff
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AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS WA&TED-An agent. either
sex 10 sell shirt waist goods IN their
home and surrounding towns Large
line, including high-class novelty pat
terms and exclusive designs. Sells IN
sight. Big pay 10 right party. Buckley
Custom Shirt Co., Dept. r, St Louis,
Mo. 1-u-tf
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FOR EXCHANGE.


quire y SteTen or VI. W. keohane &
Co. ~ y. Main. l2-u
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR FTCfGNGEGood iS-room rs
dence nearly new. on South Topeka
avenue, for - acres OF good bottom
land close 10 Wichita. Winfield x
Hodgson. Sls Z. Douglas. itl-tf
FOR EXCHANGE -sman dwelling house.
on Gilbert street. for good lots not too
far out and well located VIII give time
on part or purchase price Winfield
HOdgson, Us Z. Douglas avenue
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Cattle ranch. consisting OF
3.320 acres Of hne land. with beau
tiful stream OF water running through
the middle. Only IL miles from rail-
road town House Of rooms. large
barn 59x70 feet. - acres fine, leTei
land In cultivation in enc body. at 50
wheat. VIII raise good alfalfa. 20 acres
bottom prairie hay land good. young
orchard and Is acres Of scattered tim
her: well equipped blacksmith shop
cattle scales. machine and buggy sheds.
house for foreman % occupy fenced and
cross fenced. everything "a fne cou1i-
ton Best snap r. southern kansas.
Price. 8. . per acre Frank \. kimple
Coldwater, Kan. ls,-iH
FOR sALE-Easy terms. vacant lot To-
hv ifg feet southeast corner Market
and Eighteenth street Apply 10 west
ern Planning AHl co. af9-Et
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Good claim Ia
oklahoma: bottom land. Can - &
Francs 49,
FOR SALE-Bu,iding lots on years tine.
O. /. Drake. 30 Whine building
Au
FOR sALE-Feur fine residence lots. near
Kellogg school. AZ bargain Inquire
IS Laura lsi-st
FOR sALE-ls8 acres one-haif mile north
OF kechi on the Rock Island railroad.
nine miles from wichita the north
west quarter section l.. township =.
range / east Goa cannot buy the
farms Joining Il % the north. south.
east or west FOR 80 an acre You ran
buy this for IS per acre. n you dc
business Quick Look IL up ard iet
ne hear from YOU q. r. Davis Valley
Center. hAh- 1T
FOR Fffty-foot lot. north u seq
ond on New York .S53. r T.. Gun
ming. 10 Mathssson- Commission 90
real estate mes lGl-~e-fF-su-sf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGES acrss
0f extra good farm la1d. unimpruved
TO waste land on TIRE hslf section, Sal
grow all Eirds ~ crops raised ia kan
saz Flrgarf FrrIuE ~ water -eTer
known e. fail. four miles 20 good rsii-
road town. only = ussl-z south and east
% wichita. Wal Ell Tor - per acre
casn or exchange for good bard ware
stock without bulldogs. or Nichifa
city property ~ cash value Wiudel3
& HCdEson. 6 =. Douglas avenue
IiI-sf
FOR sAI.E-s.a1o acres. in tracts q 10
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FOR sAE.E-Ts s-sFv. g-rsoz bs1ss. ~
- 8 zsszL4- = / ssz=<<s. 4i-tr
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Four-room
house. 3 feet OF ground IN good foca-
ton Inquire OF - Woods. Stoekyards.
l47-srs-su-2t
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On the Produce EN0nalse lllay Q-o-t-
tons We're IS follows,
Butter-Easy; creamery. l5n-li-c; dai-
~ i4dlSl2c.
Eges-FirTn. at mark. cases included,
I9tLNelIsc
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statesmen WANTED.


SALESMAN WANTED-To sell special
ties to general merchants. Good wages.
Address 81 5. Sixth St, st. Louis, No.
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FOR SALE-SeE1 acres. in tracts 81 20
70 So acres. all smooth. god Foli. an
deriaaL - 40 i1eThlurtihie supply -
sheet wafer- adtciuluz lard % the sane
character n raising - bushels q y BEAT
Der acre ard ( good alfalfa cr1Ss ger
annurn ? his land Engat srn c0rns ard
secure a good farm ~ lo~ price.
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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28

Single top buggy for sale cheap. En-
quire at the Graphic office.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-28
Rose Valley.

Rev. W. J. Snow went TO Buford the
10Th inst. where lie organized 4 church
OF twelve members. :. '...'
Miss Betty Hereford and Charles
Thornton visited in Trenton last Mon.
day. /. ...,.. 49,. . .>.s.. 4 49,. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Raber, imni,
grants from Athens county, Ohio. now
located twen.y.tbree miles moth of
Williston, we're guests of W. P. Thorn
ton last week.
Mrs. Hiram Simmons bad her slack
treated to a coat Of white wash inside,
last Thursday.
Mr.. Lutz PIT In pump on bis place
last week.
Thornton Carlisle has a position at
Jackson's ranch. ..
Mrs. Joe Westbrook, one of the lead
ing me,nbeY1 of her church in Saline
county, Mo..Feceived one dozen song
books from that place to be presented 10
our church in hoRor of the name, Rose
Valley. *~.>
W. P. Thornton was down in the Mes.
son neighborhood few days ago.
The storm of the night OF the 18th
was severe one and surprise TO the
Mo. people. :
This part Of the state was treated to a
nice rainy spell from the Is to 10. end.
ing with bluster of snow. Potatoes
are coming up and if no frost comes
there will be an abundant crop.
Mr.. Lutz> and Tomme Argenbright
have planted their sweet corn and to be
sure of some for table use in roasting
ear time, they have laid in a supply of
canned corn.
Mrs. Joe Westbrook's Missouri hens
are stirring the egg market. She has q
lot of young chicks, number of hens
setting and sells nine dozen eggs per
week.
The Simmons brothers went to Willis
ton the 10Th for grain to seed their land.
They are putting in large acreage.
Our valley was blessed with another
bounteous rain from the 2lst to 23rd,
which we hope extern ed all oyer tho
state where needed.