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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-08-15
SATURDAY, AUGUST IS.

SATURDAY, AUGUST IS.
C. w. Daniels has a few small
pigs for sale.
The corn prospect is Is per cent
better than three weeks ago.
Foley,s Kidney Cure will cure all
diseases arising from disordered
kidneys or bladder.
There should be at least $1,000 dog
tax in the treasury. We have 10000
dogs in town and ought to collect
on ten per cent of them.
Puterbaugh & Embrey have rent
ed the old Winters carpenter shop
on South Military street and intend
to do all sorts of carpenter and job
work.
When you want physic tina is
mild and gentle, easy to take and
certain to act, always take Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. For sale by A. r. Kane.
Don't forget that there lie to be
regular carnival in connection with
the big reunion this year. Get ready
to have the biggest time of your
lives. Why grow old adead of your
timer Get in shape to have a whole
lot of fun.
Heilo-Had dinner No! Come
to the Blue Front Cafe. Well treat
you right, give you all you can eat
and charge you zoe. Thanks, come
again. The best of everything, the
lowest in price. East side Military
street. Dunham's.
The Columbus papers sgeak in
high terms of the Baxter Military
Band. BY the way, the Baxter
band carried of second prize at
Columbus last week, in the band
contest at that place. The Fronte-
mac got away with fret money.
The reunion grounds have been
staked off and cleaned up. The
cleaning and clearing was done un-
der the supervision of Frank Miller,
and the work has been well done.
That portion of the grounds next to
the river is exceptionally nice. We
believe it is the most inviting look.
ing place in the Southwest today.
The white clover and blue grass is
exceptionally heavy this year, and
the ground is completely hidden
under a heavy carpet of these
grasses.
Miss Lillienne A Horner of this
city has a very interesting article
on Emerson in mind" New York
magazine devoted to Psychology,
Metaphysics and Occultism. The
article in question shows the auth.
or has made close study of our
famous American author, and her
analysis of his character is without
doubt one of the best we ever read.
Miss Hornor 10 surely destined to
become a famous magazine writer,
and we are proud to say she is one
of our own native Baxter girls. IL
we had space we would be glad to
publish the entire article.
Baxter Post 6. A. r. is said to be
convalescing. They have had a
close call from female troubles and
other disorders, but are now out
and around and will be on hand at
the big reunion in full force. The
Woman's Relief Corps, after going
through the sweat, is said to be
again in working order. most of the
fighting element eliminated. The
name relief corps is a misnomer,
except to relieve the old soldiers of
a little change every quarter to pay
the per capita tax to keep up style
at head quarters and pay rail road
fares of grand matrons. II is
strange, but true, that nearly all
our orders have been nearly
swamped by ladies auxillaries. We
are strong believers in Ladies Soci-
ETY. orders, clubs, Chautauqua liter.
airy circles, Dorcas societies, Guide
and card cl,Iha ht1f thew ahould he
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COTTON MARKET.

Eew York, Nov. 13.-The cotton market
opened firm, at an advance of 10 points.
and closed steady. within 5fi6 points of
the best on the active. net II points higher.
Sales We're estimated at 10000 bales,
a total reached only twice before IN the
history OF the market.
Spot closed steady, q points higher; mid
ding upIafi1s. lL5oc; middling gulf. Il.75c.
Sales /. 49, bales.
Futures opened firm; November. 1880
December II .l5c. January. 1-l6c; March,
1l.1se; May. n.l2c; July, n.l2c, August,
J0.95c.
Futures closed steady; November.
11-1Sc; December. HE; January, n.2sc
February. lice; March. l.35c; April,
1l.33c: May, l37c: june, ll.S7c; July,
l1.Ssc; August. 1lo5c
New Orleans. Nov. 1S-Cotton-F'irmi
middliIhg lie.
Galv5saton. Tex, Nov. l3.-Cotton-
Firm. 1e3sc
Liverpool. Nov. lS-COtton--Spot in fair
deraIad prices u points higher; Ameri-
can Ifaidding, cid
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NOTICE 10 ZEAL EsTATg AGENTS

Eo4 lCE.-To Hssl Estsfa AEsrtr -
property - ~ fhs msTket Caas -.
Coatfs raEfE
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New York.

New York Nov 13-Nheat-RCceipts
125 s0l bushels. market fairly active Ind
firm on buying Of local traders Tor d ally
and . moderate room CoserlnE, December
s. ls-16xS5 I5-i6c: Nay - l3~le&el i-lec-
CheeSe-ReCeipts 6.f@ packages. mar
ket unsettlSd, state fui cream fancy co.
orel. September llS.c. late TuSde lic, s-ilg y
white. Septsmbar l1s.c. late made i3stc,
large. celored September li+c. late mad =.
lGs.c. large. white September llsic late
made l0--c.
Butter-State dairy. l52-oc; creamery
ICl
Eggs-Recoipts 8 TO packages market
strong, western -4aeSaC-
Suear-Raw. nominal: fair refining.
Q Size: centrifugal. 20 TEST 20 as l3-'Ee
ncla Sses sugar. 3 I-1sc. Roin.d. quiet
crsr shed. 5.S0c. powdered. 4soc. graduated,
Zoe
CoTee-stasdy. No R.o. 6'<c
MClasSee-stsaG New rissns 3}ffs2c
PoU,rry-AllVa firm. western chicf-e-siS
lie. fowls. lie. t1-veys 50 &C. Dressed
ii-u. western chickens i.9i-isc. ioW 5.
lie. turkeys lGc.
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Chicago, Nov. BIN spite OF the rather
bearish character Of news in general, an
inclination was shown among local trad
ers to buy wheat in the hope Of an up
turn after so long q period of depression,
and as a result of this there was d LdlF
demand ana d firm under;cne Commas
sion houses were fair buyers al the start,
influenced by repOi = Of sma4ter re SIptS
ia the northwest. and December closed
&C higher, at itigiU4c UuerinSS were
few and December advanced further.
4CWar1S the noon hour prices oaSeu on
sonleW nat on heavy ceiling by protnl-
uent operator, which was followed by
"a es from scattered sources, but the de-
nand was sufficient TO prevent any
marked decline. During the latter half
Of the session there was Il big demand
from house with st. Louis connections,
and the strength OF this demand put up
ported as showing an Improvement and,
with d good export demand, the mai Het
became strong the last half hour, with
closing prices at the top. Decem Der
closed &c higher, at 1850. CIearanccs
of wheat and Hour were equal 10 1-5'43J
bushels. Primary receipts were I,A4,op1
bushels against 1.125,00) bushels year
ago Minneapolis and Duluth reported re-
ceipts Of 100 cars, which. with local re-
ceipts of ~ cars-none OF contract grace
made total receipts for the three points
Of $50 cars. against 5l5 cars last week ana
634 cars q year ago.
The situation in the corn pit vas SINH
lar to that in wheat. local traders faV-
orirg The long side. ard with a fair de-
nland from commission houses, the mar
ket showed good gains. After selling be-
tween 4$4c and 42i4c, December closed
5ss2.c higher. at 4ZSsM431.c. Local re-
ceipts were 247 cars, with y Of contract
grade.
oats were given over to active cover
ing by shorts and some OF yesterday s
sellers were also en- the buying SIDE OF
the market The close was strong. with
December up sc, at 339ac. after seihng be
fr--ce <E2.a n an
were 16S cars.
The leading futures ranged IS follows:
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otal sales for the day. 5s7.1OO shares
New York Money Market.

New York, Nov 13-ClOse: Money on
cal firm, 4Q5 per cent; closing. per cent;
offered at AZ per cent Time loans firm
and dull; So and 80 days, sac per cent;
6 months. 5A Per cent. Prime Iner-
camille paper per cent; sterling eX-
change Irregular. with actual business in
bankers bills at 1870 l23. 30 for demand
and at 479.G5@f975 for 60 days; posted
rates, 4SelsG5sSl and 4S4q4S5; commercial
bills 4Z9i> Gf19}s.
Bar silver. 572.; Mexican dollars AK.
Government bonds steady; railroad
hnndS firm
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sTOCKs ANO eoNos.

New York Nov. ia movement to
cover shorts among the professional
traders developed in the late stock mar
ket TO-DAY and carried prices - 4 Level
substantially over last night This was
after the failure OF az attempt on the
part Of the organized bear party L. drive
prices 10 4 lower level. The activity OF
this party has been very apparent all
through the weeks decline, bat they
FOUND themselves practically alone IN
selling stocks today ana finally gave u
their policy. Their plan OF operations
seemed 10 be q kind of rotation of stocks
Having sold United States Stee! pre-
ferFea and PcnNSNl NGula rs Tar Down as
WITHIN their povCr. they picked out ST
Paul today as the next lead ms stock up
on which % center operations. The re-
salt Was an extreme decline IN 81. f-E'
of ia. TIE rest 81 the market N-S very
little affected in sympathy. As a rssu {
81. PaUl recovered all Of its less and
the most prominent active stocks gained
between ! and points. Pennsylvania es-
peci2lly was inclined - rally from Its r.
cent severe depression. The volurne Of Ks
dealings was aocUt N proportion e Is
recent activity bat the total sales IN that
stock and the aggregate sales Of all
stocks fell considerably blow rhe resent
average. Todays Sain for Penns lyau!a
Isl points. United States Stsel pre-
ferred completely lost its previous p~OM-
ir1enee in the trading aud fell we.F-,,own
IN the liSt Of active stocks though l.
shared We'll in the day strength. Tie
buying seemed confined 70 personal
sources and there VS. no evidcuce %
large investment deUord- Neither was
there anv news % account fully for tbs
advance in prices.
The forecast Of the weeks currency
movement indicated q marked fa-I:n. on
IN the interior demand and New YORK. ex-
change ar Chicago recovered sharply. u
srpears that the direct shipments or
hsiance 10 the interior for the week are
only a few hundred thousand dollars.
The sub-treasurY operations which in
clude transfers of currency through that
institution, have taken from the banks
Curing the week $3.50. GO. Included in
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York Nov 13-Trade in dry goods
has been more or less restricted and SELL
ers claim they are between two fires
Onf one side Is the desire Of the manu-
faestu7er To SECURE more Of his goods and
the other is the determination Of the buyer
20 .purchase at old prices or rs near TO
them as possible. \ good many orders
arfe refused and fTmness is becoming
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this is the payment for the first skip
ment of foreign gold received, amount
ing TO about Si6-. G59 but the shipment re
celyed today, amounting 10 about mill
ion dollars. is not included
Bonds were rather dull. hut firm. Total
sales. par value, were $lsGi.ecG-
United States bonds were unchanged on
the last call.
Quotations were as follows:
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FOX SALE-IAs laest and most produc-
SEe hands for 81 cFcs-. cons sting OF
nee, slfaiTi. GOTTEN. corn, gru5T Gad
Vegetables 81 al Kinds These lands ara
Situated IN the cast country In south
east Texas. We can make you prices
and terms IA2s Will especially fntes est
you. IL you are seeking horaes or an Ia
veSt-naur. Write OF caN On Is for fur
fher attenuation. The Tracy faai au3
En- grafton Co. Is y. Main street.
MfchiaS Kan. I5l-StN
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BANK CLEARINcS.

New York. Nov. 13-The following table,
compiled by BradstTeet. shows the bank
cleacings az the principal cities for the
week ended November u, with the per-
centage of increase an4 decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week last
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WOOL MARKET.

& St Louis. Nov -Wool-Steady Ne
Siium grades combIng and ciojhirg l7f.
saIIsc; iignt fine. I5qi7iSc; heavy tine, l29
1ai.c; fuD washed. 23QS0c.
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HOG Sales.
Cattle.

Cattle receipts were light yesterday and
markets about steady. The bulk OF sales
were driye-ins and cattle tht had accum-
ulated for several days past in the hands
of Spectators.
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+ logs CLOSED STEADY
Market Opened Lower but
Loss Was Regained.
TOP PRICE WAS S465
Cattle Market Continues on
Cattle Market Continues on
Same Level.

Hog receipts were light yesterday, but
up. to expectations fer Friday The mar
ket opened lower, but the loss was re-
gained and the close was steady
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Totals. L. S......... 50 GGf G5f gre $500.
.A--.-.l -. - O. ,no -
Cnnada -. 81 So

Totals. Canada ...... SCI 3S9.l47 49,. go.
balances paid in cash
ssNot included in totals because con-
tainn. other items than cloarings.
Not included in totals because Of 10
comparison for last year.
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FOR SALE-Four lots. groom house.
So. S.E9 cash. balance firae. "A lets. y
nom house 500 10 acres land. at
Ben Plain, wei improved. s. 80. VII
take par; in Wichita house and lots 20
amount OF Go o. SSWe ,. r Sites.
unaer Kansas National bank Is4-Itx
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tons were as follows:
Butter-Easy; creamery, 13g2l1ac; daIy.
Eggs-Firm, at mark. cases included,
21d.fc.
Cheese-Easy, 10a11c.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, Nov. 13.-Close: Wheat
December. toi2466Ssc; May, 6Iisc; cash,
No. , hard. 1liz@T2c; No 3, 65doh2c; No
!. 59a65c; rejected, asa sc; No. red, sue;
No. 3. 75a7Sc. Receipts OF wheat t.3 cars
Bran-66c; shorts 50 to S3i4c.
Corn-December, $3.50; May, 364 4367sc;
cash. No. miyed, 391ac; No. ? white, SSl2
oats-No. , white. 3sG3s; No mixed,
Rye-No. .. 49dDikc.
Buter-Creamery, ls54a2oc; fancy dali
~, lSc.
Eggs-Fresh, PC.
ST. Louis.
st. Louis. Nov. l3.-Ciose: Wheat
Higher No red, cash, elevator n0mi-
nal. track SG1zls.c: December. S65s8s.ci
May, e9jseSoc: NO. hard. .6eIfIizc.
COTn-HiSher no. =. cash, 44c. track,
31Ga,Isc: Nay. 355se; no. white, 40c.
Rye-SteaGy, SIC.
P6rk-Hisher. jobbing standard mess,
SllSe: lard. higher S6.S5.
Bead-Dull, SsZ2is, spclter. weak. $40.
Poultry Firm. cEicEelS. tiec- springs.
TX: turkeys. lzGf-izc. ducks. S9974c;
Bu.ter-Quiet; creamery, 2-34a23c; dairy.
Eggs-Firm. dc. loss off
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Kansas CITY.

KaRsas City, Nov. MISUNDERSTANDING
2S00 natives. 400 Texans; calves 500 ma
tiyes Stock cattle slow and weak;
branded western cows steady 10 strong
heavy natives steady; stOckers and feed
ers weak. Choice export and dressed beef
steers. s44Q95.25; fair TO good, s2.l5gi. 10;
stocfers and feeders. 81. 6esgi9o; western
fed Stcers. $2.Zla4.fo; Texas and Indian
steers. h-75@325; Texas cows, $l.J1az Is i;
native COWS. $I25a3.0o. native heifcrs, 500
CTt05t; Gamers, $L0cG2.15 bulls Sl.6g02- IS;
CALVES. S2-5Gq5.09.
Receipts, 5000 Market strong to
10c higher. Top. $4.971z; bulk Of sales,
81 50sGe4.S5; heavy. "a. 4gd4. 50: mixed pack
ers, 81 7o1i.s0: light. $4.yo9t4s7lz; workers,
81 81, GI4-97le: pigs s4-G9@4S1}a.
St6eep-Receipts. 400. Market active
and| firm. Native lambs, $5.3jQ530; west
erns lambs. s295Gf520: fed ewes y2.39et39o;
Tex as clipped yeariings S2.5oN400; Texas
Clipped sheep. s.. 40G13.i5; stockers and
feeders, S2.oCG359
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BOYS WANTED.


WA<TED-Five gOOd-sized, steady boys
at Bryan Bros. Cracker and Candy Co.
1877
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sst- Louis. Nov l3.-Cattle--Receipts.
2.Eaoo Including 500 Texans. Market
STEADY to strong. Beef steers, 80 5oGo. A.;
ST. ockers and feeders. S2.53M3.T0; cows and
hkeifers. s. 25a4 90; Texas steers. s. 35q3.40;
cJows and heifers, s.. 0ed2.
Hogs-Receipts. SOD Market slow 70
PACKERS. $1,000 10; Butchers and best
i Sheep-Receipts. 1900 Market strong.
Natives, S3.009375; lambs $420lt5.30.
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USE QUOTATlONS.


Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-SteaCy.
Wheat--No. : spring. 79c; No. 5, 7SG79c;
CornENo. ,, l2ise; No. ? yellow, $40
1916.
Ryc-No. ,, 53c.
Barley-Good feeding, s7q29c; fair to
choice mailing. 4I45Sc.
Flax Seed-Ao. l. Gle; No. northwest
Timothy seed-Prime, $2.S5.
Provisions-Mess. pork, per bbi.., 81. 50q
II 62ls; lard, per 100 lbs, s6.97l315I.00; short
ribs sides QooseE SI25uG15, short clear
sides (boxed). $6.62i2Q6S7i2.
Whiskey-BasiS OF high wines, $l.25.
Ciover-Contr2ct grade, $3.50.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Rec is. Shpm Is
Flour. bbls. ................ ., loo 800
neat. Du. ..J1-,lp fo9'fJV
corn, Du- .......-.--....-..-zto,Jv ~ evJ
OdlS, Du. -tt,-eu SUI
Rye. bu. -.............-.--- II, 100 go
Barley. Du- .--..----.-.- --ISo,JN i,'yJ
on the Produce Exchange today quota
tons we're as follows:
Butter-Easy; creamery, 15g2llac; dairy.
14a1S1Ac.
Eggs-Firm. at mark. cases included,
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PATENTS.
mIsCELLANS CUS.


JOHN Z NELLY x CO.-ReaI Estate.
Dealers II c,ty ana iara Qrgper.y. rs
East FIRST street LIFT
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FINANCIAL

. coo 50o To LOAN On Kansas and Okla
kan s-tt
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Cattle Sales
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

Chicago, Nov -Cattle-Receipts,
1900. Market firm. Good TO prime steers.
s40V(50.Io; poor to medium, S3.40Q4 70;
stockers and feeders. -. 0Jsl4z5; COWS Sl.51
"a helreTs. y. 00u500; Gamers. $l.sYlf
40; bulls, $2G004.90; calves, $2-25Gli. -;
Texas fed steers, S2.7od3.55; western steers,
S.. o09t4.50
Hogs-Receipts today. 20 600. tomorrow.
15,Ge6 Market I0c lower than Yesterday.
mixed butchers. s459e AS: syppd 10 choice
heavy. $4-55G+.sS; rough heavy, - 3N1f.a0;
light. $500. 50; bulk % sales 81 PeDAi5.
Sheep-Receipts 15,Ge9. Sheep ard lambs
strong to l0c higher. Good to choice
wethQrs. s2-00G3. -; western sheep, s2.25Gt
4.56; native lambs, IS. 4545.49; western
lam s- - S5Fy5 a.
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FoR SALE-fr110 -zEiu= basin IS 1lrs
sccaged. snT sale ~ =! a1ehzDEe IL
god g--rc - sa-L. So fEsieid - Ecsss
scr slS < Douglas aveuEs Alss
rog SALs--Chfzp. On Account q rsca-
hesith. Ro1ra.ns house. - y NJ
street Ns-D
FOR SaT.E-~orrplefe. Modern rcsraa-
ra-f a. tzrcztu- EversrS1tn 1sss-
Best location IN City. -AGdress = b.
care E2ElA I'LL
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Y7EwRlTEas

TfyEss tl9Eg.S- sseaxAG. sesa ssssirss
-. ra1ts~ A. z4ses 80 - 10y
Exna &-lze- 1=es s=E%T -.
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BUSINESS OPPGRTCNIFIES-F sale:
\ general merchandise stock. doing the
best business in growing railway june
ton town in central Oklahana. fine
surrounding territory. Good reasons for
sellinS. Address Lock Box -i5. GIthrie.
o. i. }ss-stX
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ROOFS FoR RENr-Furnishea.

FOR RENT-Furnished ard rnkurHish-d
rooms. steam keas or without ResA-
CaI - n Main. lEs-i1
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. close
IN. See =. a. Smith. 81 Nystone
hotel iE4-Srx
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REAL ESTATE Fos SALE.

-, go go --r~f -..-.~.--l-.- n
- -. ~ -. f-s stt u 49,,
400 -t-ears - vsrsr r,srr ~ trrln.t
- 49,.
baI
iaId in cultivation in one nfa1- stt
wheat 81 iIi Taite goo alta4l@- ~
tDitpm Fralfir faf iahs t".3
orcaaTl 4ld ~ ceres rtfttif- ~
tF
- :. ,.-f.-,
;. cross -fsucfo- fFf~gfhiag q nlt cea-
ttor h@-- ffar i7 ~ l-ae
fr - arr E~ -
te.l NatfF. F-ah- 4f-t-
rDH 500 -
- 80
So ii II "a ~. -e. r...
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VOR sATI--My resdenee. = modern =
room house. 90 in god rrpalf en- cE-
ira good ham very cheap ~ s9ii -
once Irqlire IS rfEicerce. - Camp
beU avenue. West sAe Gf-H
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WANTED-Agents for the best laundry
IN Kansas liberal commission. Ad-
dress Wichita Steam Laundry 24-tf
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East FlrSi street. LIFT
We SELL THE EAgTR-Es cannot
oner you ths earth and the f4l.nsss
LheTeof. bGt y cai4 sell yoa bestcr hay
gains Ia exceii-4it grass lands and stock
ranches. well l2cCt~d, NlIA an ablF1
auce Ct nsycr-faili- water AID elega 2.
biue-steIn Ftz5Tie grass than you ear
buy else EnsTe. We nave the property
and are ready 70 show you We have
good farms. highly improved. and are
rezcs 70 compare prices WIKI tie i7v
est Cone see IL and We VII .ocate yoI
RGrre ti.e S9n@s o. tine VIII eFei
spr.Dkls golden SralB IN roET hsG
hushei a1G the set breezcs OF hel---
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ths hister tears c. adversely. Frlcet
ana descriptions = toted - any one o.
application Csl on OF address A ;
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kan ie;'
WHEN N DOUBT OR N TROUB 2
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FIELD. TRANCE CLAEaEolS NJ
she adslsss or love. MARI age - orc p
death. healSh. business, 7rC----s--. srtc r.
lafieu. Law suits changes. sftuat -
rivals. husbands. wives. a~ceth srtS
absent friends success - failure III
business HllnlEE, changes. etc 80 Eas.
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Sal EsMsn WaN1En.

WANTED Statesmen 10 solicit orders for
d full line Of nursery stock. Conveyance
%ln be furnished to reliable men. Pay
ments weekly. +. II. Stannard & Co.
Ottawa. Kan. lfS-sa-su-St
WANTED Travelling statesmen TO handle
a good side line on commission. MeXi-
can Mfg. Co. % 5. Main stree.
Wichita Kan. ls2tf
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FOR SAI-E~-Build,aS lois on years tina
&. l. Drake, &c \. iune building.
isS-ts
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-An agent either
sex to sell shirt waist goods in their
home and surrounding towns. Large
line, including hiSh-class novelty pat
terms ana exclusive designs. Sells IN
sight Big pay to right party Buckley
Custom Shirt Co., Dept. r. St LOUIS.
Mo. l-1l-tf
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St. Josepn.

i ST Joseph, Nov. 13-Cattle-R Receipts,
1500. Natives steady. Natives &.I5ft3 81;
cows and heifers. sl.35a4.75; stockers ana
5 feeders S2.5cGi4.25.
3 Hogs-Receipts 3145. Average lights.
$4z5d495; medium and heavy $4.4GstI. 10.
Sheep-Receipts, Iep Market active,
strong Lambs, $3.50; Wethers $3.S5; ewes,
$S35.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-25

home. July 20, p. m.-Pope Leo
Kill, the two hundred and fifty.
eighth pontif of the Catholic church.
died al 4:o4 o'clock. just ls days after
he was stricken with pneumonia.
He was % years old and had
reigned as the supreme head Of the
Catholic church Is years.
The announcement Of his death was
delayed two hours BY the Italian gov
ernment, which demanded full con
frmation before IL allowed the news
20 be flashed throughout the world.
Then the great bell at the vatican.
which rings only to announce the
passing of a pontiff, was sounded, and
all Rome knew that the end Of Leo
had come.
That the pope could not live
through another day was announced
by the doctors at midnight last night.
His sleep was disturbed frequently,
and he was almost constantly deliri.
ons. The cardinals were Summoned
to the vatican TO be present wheu
death should claim the pontiff. His