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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-04-24
McKaaaaa, Anderson & Foster.
Two Fine Dresses to be Sold in a
Novel Way Next Saturday.

we have in stock two Ladies' beautiful Wolfe
Robes one cream and one champagne or light castor,
both embroidered in silk braid, both bran new, the
castor never having been shown. The actual value OF
these dresses is S35 each, Being apprehensve lest the
aesno of the season leave these handsome dresses
on our hands have planned to dispose of them next
Saturday in the following manner
We will place them sale next saturday morn
ing at $50 o'clock at $50 each and the price OF
each dress will be dropped one dollar every fifteen
minutes until they sold. No bids will be accepted
or considered before $3.50 o'clock but ater that hour
any lady can leave the amount she would be wiling TO
nav for either one of the dresses with the person in
charge and if the dress not sold before the price
reaches her DID, it will be her dress But to avoid two
ladies offering the amount, we will have to make
public the of any price offered, though OF course
the customers name need not be known in advarce.
Ton may haze an opportunity to get one OF the
most beautiful 1903 dresses at fraction OF ITS val"e
as ethey one of these robes 7vAem made m 7V0"H sell
for at least $50 IN any la'ge city, Better be here then
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-04-24
BURNED TO DEATH.
Sad Fate OF Little Negro Girl in Mace
donia.

A sad accident occurred in Macedonia
Saturday afternoon, in which Mary
Woodford, the five- year old daughter of
Robert Woodford, a highly respected
pegro Of Columbia, was burned to death
The child was playing cooking. with
some others, when her dress caught fire
ard in an instant she was enveloped 10
flames. She lived until Sunday a. m:
and succumbed. The body was buried
at Friendship.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-04-24
DR.. w. II. ningham.

Mr.. Thos. H. Cunningham received
the sad news yesterday afternoon of the
death in Nashville at 2 o'clock of his
father, DR.. VIM. H. Cunningham. The
news was not unexpected, as this aged
gentleman had been in failing health for
the past twelve months, and had been
failing rapidly for the past week. De
ceased was, in his palmy days, promi-
nent figure in his profession, and was
highly thought of. He leaves five sons,
Tom H. Cunningham, of Columbia, q.
W., A. l. and Gordon Cunningham, OF
Nashville, and W. Il. Cunningham, Jr.,
of Birmingham, Ala. The funeral SER
vices will occur at the grave today at
1870 O'Clock in Rose Hill Cemetery.
The remains will reach here on the
$50 passenger train this morning.
A lazy liver makes lazy man. Bur
deck Blood Bitters is the natural, never
10,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-04-24

Mr.. Stewart wakes somewhat indig'
nant when anybody "insinuates" that
he is the whiskey candidate for Mayor
of Nashville. Nobody insinua tes that.
The fact is roo palpable and plain for
any insinuation.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-04-24

For the fourth time Samuel L. Jone
has been elected mayor of Toledo
without allying himself with any polit-
ical party. This ought to prove a
incentive to men who are prepared to
regard public Office as a public
trust.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-04-24

A negro has won one o. the n oss
cove ed prizes at Yale with an essay
IL viii, h be proves that the negro Is
lncapabl. of s-lt government In Haytl.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-04-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

B. f. Hobbs at ux to deed to Abner
G. bennington to !-l0O acres In sixth
district, consideration x209. 20
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Jan. &.-Todays stock mar
ket fattened out entirely and by mid
day there was little or no power left in
the market. Traders displayed some in
genuity in trying 10 explain the late re-
action of yesterday which nullihed the
early gains Ii was argued that the long
interests in wheat were forced 70 unload
some stocks to protect their wheat hold
iugs in the sharp slump. This aroused
some hopes that the decline in stocks
was only temporary and that the ac-
vance would be renewed this morning.
but an attempt TO put UP prices this
morning met with active selling in Penn
sylvaria. which caused that stock point
loss and was unexplained BY any news.
Amalgamated Copper made some show
Of strength on a rather vague superstition
that conditions in the trade were adjusted
10 a basis that would prove profitable for
the company. One or two other stocks
moved freely from time TO time. but did
not long maintain their new position
There was reported hardening ten
dc1cv in the London MONEY market. but
sterling exchange moved downward here
cur own money market was appreciaDly
frmer The sub-treasrry has reversed
It's recent tendency TO contribute 10 the
more ymarsSet ard has commenced 80
take small sum each day. The cur
rent redemption of national bank notes
has not been very heavy. bat depusit ~
Of legal tenders for the retirement Of
tn bank notes VIII soon b. IL order
Banks throughout the country are in
the habit OF doing this through the New
York correspondents Meantime the gov
ernmeat continues % collect a daAsy SUI
plus Of revenue which VIII make Itself
more felt with the retirement Of bank
notes.
-7-l,a yrab4sh earnings for December
showed the gain in gross practically ali
wiped out by the increase IN operating
expenses conforming 70 the showing =
other railroads except the anthracite
coalers and failing 20 show results Of
Increase IL freight rates which went into
effect in December and from which ben
ef7tS % earnings we're hoped 1or- he
failure ~ the slump IN wheat 10 develop
buvins orders Tor export was considered
unsatisfactory in its relation 20 the *
change rnzriat- bet confidence IS feig that
a cessation 81 the bull campaign IL what
viii - for the advantage of the export
trade The declaration Of Al extra dsyi-
dend on Pressed Steel Car did not r.
ssllt in any animated demand for that
stock. General Electro made q smart
advance IN TIE tate trading. due. presu--
ably. 10 reports q deal 1ith ri ~
coFnrany- - Louis and San Francisco
cornrno1 recovered part % its loss q tn
s-.-7v afternoon ~. eiSsvhere TIRE Est
was devoid - Interest
The day : cpe-ztio-s were tns smallest
,hus tar THIS Tear. ard the closing Vas
duH ard steady. with usfny fractional
gains ever -fe previous day
The Increased ease % sterling e1cnzn=z
was II some quarters. hzsed OF III
belief ths; large OF the recent Penn
srlvzniz inzn Rad bee. nlaSec abroad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
HOG MARKET
TEN LOWER
Receipts Were Moderate but
Equal TO Demand.
TOP PRICE WAS $3.50
Prices for Cattle Continue at
About Steady

Hog prices took another tumble down
the grade yesterday and a further de-
Cline of ten cents was made. That was
what both the sellers and the buyers
claimed But when weights and quality
were taken into account ii is doubtful
if some Of the sales Were to exceed I'VE
to seven and a half cents lower Dold
was the heaviest purchaser and while
the buyers seemed to be getting all the
hogs they warted they were willing to
pay what they considered liberal prices
as compared TO other markets The i'm
preston was pretty general that receipts
would be light for the rest OF the week
The farmers seem 10 have Il good deal
of faith in the hog and these declines IN
prices usually have a tendency TO check
receipts. The packers have learned that
this winter and for that reason they buy
right along and never show any inclina-
ton to hold off for lower prices when
the market takes Il turn downward. The
top price was $3.50 but fair to good me-
dunn heavy weight hogs sold a the close
for s6.3715 and S6.42lz. The buyers filled
their orders by 6 o'clock but they gave
notice that they would buy all the hogs
that came in during the night this morn
ing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
woLcoTT MAKES STATEMENT.
President Had Nothing 70 Do With
Colorado Senatorial FIGHT.

Denver, Jan. Former United States
Senator Edward .. Woicott tonight
issues d statement II which he denies
the report that the faction Of the Repub-
lican party which supported his csudi-
dacv during the recent senatorial strUg-
gle viii oppose the reelection of Presi-
dent Roosevelt lie declares the stories
10 have been circulated ~ the opposing
factions whose members Re refers % a.
'.fgsionists 10 divert aftertioel fro-a
their actions during the senatorial Gght
which resulted IL The election % a Dem
ocrat Mr. WoIceft says that President
Roosevelt has always been closely ideu-
tilted with the west that the Colorado
delegation supportes him for the vice
presidential nomination IN 100 and vii
support him for the presidency in ~
Nr. wolcott denies that Mr Roosevelt
took any hand IN the senatorial con-
test. but declares that the president Ger
,ainfy wanted a Repu5lican elected.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
MARKET Low
ON WHEAT
Bulls Made Purchase of Sew
eral Million Bushels.
FOREIGNEST!MhTEGREATER
Large Amount of Business
Transacted in Corn Market.


Chicago, Jan. 2S.-Wheat ruled weak
the greater part of the day on continued
selling by the same interest that caused
the break yesterday. although early in
the deay 4 slight rally occurred due to
little support given by the same oper-
ator. Sales amounting to five million
bushels were credited TO the leader OF
the bun campaign. The news was again
beariSh. with cables lower and a big in
crease in the estimate for the European
crop. Primary receipts were also = bear
factor. being estimated a 659,00gJ bush
els. compared with $4,000 bushels year
ago. The opening was weak, with May
of lsG14c TO @sGi2c, at 7Sssd7S &c. and
after selling at $50, there was a rally
up TO 7S7sc but the heavy liquidation
caused a steady decline, the low point
being reached al NE a fair export
demand brought out moderate demand
late in the day and firmer feeling devel-
oped May closing at 7s1sc, a loss Of go
1c- Clearances of wheat and flour Were
equal 10 l72.o50 bushels. Minneapolis a9d
Duluth reported receipts of 346 cars Lo-
cal receipts were s. cars.
Corn was active and large volume of
business was transacted. there being
heavy liquidation by commission houses
supposed TO be acting for the recent lead
tr OF me wheat campaign. Inc buying
was scattered. but was mostly in the
way Of covering by shorts. \ furry oc-
CURED in the January option, occasioned
by an active demand from shorts and
a result there was an advance of Sc
in that commodity, the top price being
reported at 4sl4c. after opening at &c.
The advance failed to hold over, however,
and the greater part of the gain was lost,
the close being sc higher, at 4512c. May
was fairly steady and closed a shade
higher at ih5N443sc. after selling be-
We're 32t cars.
Oats were dull and steady the greater
part of the session. but covering by
shorts and buying by commission houses
caused a strong feeling late in the day
and the close was higher with May up
l4I9sc. at 36Ql6Isc. after ranging between
353sc and 361.d36I4c. There was a good
local cash demand and receipts were
small, being estimated at 1f9 cars.
Early prices in provisions We're weak.
due to liberal receipts of hogs and de-
cline OF from 10ft15c at the yards On
the break there was fair buying by some
of the packers. which resulted in a stead
Ter feeling The feature in trading was
mission houses May pork closed l0Ql212c
lower. at sl6.55a16.5712 lard was down
2i2. at s9.471s, while ribs were off 10c, at
Sa.0112.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
50 cars: corn. 800 cars; oats, 2o5 cars;
hogs, 5000 head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.


Chicago. Jan. .-Cattle-Receipts o
900 including 80 Texans. Market 1QGl5c
lower. Good 70 prime steers. 81 100000;
poor TO medium s3.0ad450; stockers and
feeders S3.25G441; cows, H.igG45e: heif
ers. S2.o0I4s0: Gamers. 81. i0G2-iJ: bulls,
S2.25a4io. calves. S3.50qIG0; Texas fed
steers $S5ea450
Hogs-Receipts today. 5009; tomorrow
5000: left over, 5.oa9 Market 5aloc lower
on good: others ldi5c lower. Mixed and
butchers SIS d6.6o: good to choice heavy.
SIS 7oG6 s2la: rough heavy. Sc. sf16so; light
ST. 3ofi6 -: bulk OF sales. S. 1866.
Sheep Receipts. .24eD. Sheep and
lambs slow. steady. Good 10 choice weth-
ers. S425d500: fair to choice mixed. $3.50
a5.25; western sheep. S.15a5-eo; native
lambs. -. ied6S5; western lambs. St75l
625
Official yesterday:
Recs,pts-Catue. 100; hogs. 1891;
sheep. la6iL
hipments-CattIe. s.SSS: hogs. AIS.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Jan @.-Cattle-R cceipts.
s Sl0 natives GO Texans: calves 20 al
natives. Corn cattle 1oG2oc lower than
Monday: COWS opened steady. closed
lower: stockers and feeders strong. quar-
antine steady. Choice export end dressed
beef steers $4S395 20: fair 10 good s. y
J.
western red steers. S2.75a510. Texas ard
Indian steers, $s-25Q405; Texas COWS. SEQ
a3.o0; native cows. S2-eoG4oo: native heif-
ers SS.256f.I5- Gamers Sl03a2.@5. bulls.
Ss.5edS 50; calves. SS-5oT7.oa
Hogs-Reeeipts. 7.0o. Market Ioc lower.
Top. sac. bulk OF sales. $s.55fI5.se: heavy,
s.. 6566.75; mixed packers. 81 sass. light.
s. 05lI6 ~; workers. So i-isls5.S5; pigs. s. -
g6so
Receipts 2Go Market firm
Native lambs. Si0oQ6.s5: western lambs.
So S5sf6.f5. fed ewes. s. e0tI5 le. native
wethe-s. S3so94S5: western wstherS Ssos
a4S3; stockers and feeders. 5oG2-5e
ST. Louis
ST. Louis Jan Receipts
$50. including 2za Texans Market
steady. Beef steers. SiSsT5.s5: stockers
and feeders. S3.S5i429; COWS and heiferS
s. eSli4 -; Texas steers Ss.sis. ~. COWS
ana heifers s2Sa93-S-
Hogs-Rcceipts. 5.a@ Market loc lower
Pigs and lights. $S.25a6-d0: packers $3.50
GO. butchers. s669as.S5.
SaeeP-Receipts. 5ea Market strong
Natives. Ss.755+eo, lambs. s. -s562 >. Tex
ans. Sl0eTse5.
ST. Joseph.
81. Joseph No Jan S-Cattle-Re-
ceiptS 80. Natives. :, -,d5.65. Texans
and westerns. $ss7sS5. COWS and helf-
ers SEQ fS5. vealS S5osa9-s5. bulls and
stagS S25T744a
Hogs-Receipts. sea Light and light
MIXED. 81 f-zis-sets: medium and heavy.
Ss-55 a6.73i-
sheep-Receipts, 4oa Mostly loc lower:
lambs I5n2oc lower
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
OF CHURCH AND STATE.
Usual Annual Debate Came Up in
Chamber of Deputies.

Paris. Jan. 2s-After the usual annual
debate on the ACCESSIBILITY and opportune-
ness OF a separation of the church and
state. the chamber OF deputies tonight
defeated BY Us votes To eol. an amend
ment 10 the budget. providing for the
suppression Of the public worship esti-
mates The chamber referred another
amendment calling for a referendum on
the question OF the separation Of church
and state To the commission on the law
Of associations and then adopted the pub
lie worship estimates in the form 70
ported by the budget commission.
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aNkENY STILL IN LEAD.
Washington Legislature Is Unable 20
Agree Upon Senator.

Olympia. Wash. Jan z7--The eleventh
ballot for United States senator today
resulted ss follows. Ankeny. =. Preston
a. Turner CDem-l. =. wasy1. ;. Alien.
s -Four =1embsrs were paired. Secsz-
sary 70 a choice. -
fIsroia Prestoa has been ao'ised by
members q his :elexssioa (Ecing coen-
tyi thzt shsy Eiil rot sizT cut q s@1-
z,orlaI csucns longer thsn sztsr1zF
night. and fhev have asked % - -
iisved sooner
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
ILLEGAL USE OF MAILS.
Young Attorney Arrested fer siSist-
mo PostS. Ls~s

Denver. Jas "a special - ~ Pc
sphlsczB frsn Sarfa - y. ~ asvs
ISegasy f-nsteS etzsea HsrysssI s-saz
y. Hail srrss-ed Aftorssy ~ + Fes,sT
:. aIz1o Carte for siissai So - fhs
mails Peeler wzs admitted - tss f.1r
only : short tfyas ago. ard t-s Gays az
ter. t, IS znesec, vrcss 20 zzz z4saes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
New York Money Market.

New York. Jan. 2s.-ClOse: Money on
call steady at SL-G4 per cent; closing
Sl2n3sa per cent. Time money firmer-
30 days. 4&.a5 per cent; 81 days, $40
per cent: months. -. a. per cent Prime
mercantile paper, 5N5is per cent. Sterling
exchange heavy. with actual business
in bankers bills at Sis6.75 for demand
and at s4S3. scat S3.s5 for e. days. Posted
rates. s4s4l2 and s4.Ss. Commercial bills.
s.. s234 "A s3s.
Bar silver. 47isc Mexican dollars 271zc.
Government bonds steady; state bonds
inactive: railroad bonds irregular.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Jan 2s.-Cotton-Futures
opened firm. January. S.S4c: February.
S.7sc; March, S.s2c; April. S.S5c; May. Ss5c
June, SS3c; August. soc: September.
sec Spot closed steady. ) points higher.
Middling uplands. S.95c; mi1dling gulf,
$500. Sales, none.
Galveston. Tex, Jan. 2S.-Cotton-Firm.
8 13-lec.
Liverpool. Jan. 2S.-Cotton-Spot. good
business; prices . points higher. Ameri-
can middling, 4s6d
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29

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needed and cures ~ once all the Ills and
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the State Medicai InstF NE. 9e2 Eiektro1
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it, contents OF where II comes from The
Institute has had - many inquiries from
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tEei- business 10 - treated that 4 has
perfected this splendid home treatment
~SG sends K IL free trial packages - AL
parts II the world II show 3uSI how easy
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any sexsfal weakness WIN this marvellous
new sexual discovery = employed TIE
Institute makes nu restrictions and am
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free t-Iai Of this wonderful remedy ahSo-
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no fear OF any pubiicsry as the State
Medical Institute IS an old estz 5Hshed
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but this is denied by interested parties.
LonSon's part in today's stock market
was altogether unimportant.
The bond market was dull and gener-
ally heavy. Total sales. par value. s2.lss.
00J. United States bonds were unchanged
on the last call.
Closing stock quotations were as fol-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29

Honolulu. Jan sS.-(Via Pacific cabic5-
Customs officials have made sn important
seizure OF lottery tickets that yere ship
red 10 Honolulu or the steamship Ala
media For some reasons the officials sus-
Tected Joseph Rothenbcrg. the ships bar
ter. and a search OF his effects revealed
6 go Louisiana LOTTERY tickets. The tick
cts were counscated and Rsthenuerg veg
Z rre4faei
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
Lake somethinn Away.

Montreal. Jan. 81. Israel Tarte. un-
til recently minister OF public works. In
an interview about the resumption OF the
labors OF the Alaskan boundary commits
sion. said that IL Great Britain agreed -
the old demand OF the United States and
ceded 10 them Dyes and Skagwsy il
would he giving something away that alb
solntelr b4Ianrsd - Canada.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
Irick Elephant DIED.

Kansas city. Jar. ss.-Aiberi. trick
elephant belonging to ihe Iemen Bros.
circus. rov- in quarters af Arxensiu. A
suburb. died today ~ natural cause
Albert was y yeas old and wsiShea s.ap0
pounds RE was brought O. tfis country
by Bsrnurn x Bailey
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Following are the shippers who con-
signed stock TO this market yesterday;
Atkins & Morley. Winfield. one car load
of hogs; +. NJ Carter Clearwater, one
car of hogs and one of cattle; Nick Hun
scinger OF Leon, mixed car OF hogs and
cattle: Joseph BIGGER. SaXman. one car
load of hogs; II. Warkentine. BUTLER.
car load of hogs: :. r. Overton. Hennes-
sey, .. T., car of hogs; Dunaway * SON,
sronkawa. O. T., car load OF hogs; j. W
Brown. Wakita. O. T, car Of cattle;
CampbeHr& Horton. Caldwell, car load
of hogs: Hoover 4 Gordon Winfield.
car Of hogs: w. \ Pope. Kremlin. Q. T.
car of hogs: T. p. Madden. kremlin, Q.
T.. car of hogs. d. j Miller Rusk. ..
r. car of hogs: Z. NJ. Pope. ArgOnia,
car load OF hogs; Shines & Combs, Sur
ton. mixed car load Of hogs and cattle;
s TuH & Co. Burden. car load of hogs;
J Raybourn Bentley. car load Of hogs;
F. W Johnston. Poond Greek. .. T.. car
load of hogs Il. !. Babst, Watonga. o
T. one car load of hogs
Norris & Rich placed what they call
mascot in their Office at the stock yards
yesterday morning Mr.. Norris shot 2
large grey eagle over on Wild Cat creek
last fan and he has had it mounted and
now II is perched on one end Of their
desk. for all the world Ike a live, proud
bird.
The buyers at the yards now have some
ane stockers on hand for farmers and
.feeders who desire something nice in
that line They never aim TO make more
than q commission on them.
Local Grain and Produce Market.
Wheat Farmers jelivery)-HarG. old.
No. >. asiSc; new. Sc under test down 70
81 pounds Carloads on track-Hard.
No. =. 5Sc: No. 5. 5iG51c. No. 1. 4sQ53c;
red. same as hard. on track.
Corn-No. >. sc: No 3. Sic. Carloads on
track-No. >. SIC: No ;, Sc; No. white.
s4lsc: No. 5. sc.
loads on track-No. >, SIC; No. s. &c;
ur-(wholesale)-Best patent. $40:
IN carload lots. delivered to al southern
Kansas points. Delivered. same Bran.
&c. shorts. soc.
Hav-AlfaIfa. No. l. $50; No. >. $50:
prairie. loose No. l, $500; No ,, s5.0o;
baied. No l. 500. No :. $500: No. 3. s50o
Seeds-Kaihr corn. per bu., 2lN12Ze; care
seed. per bu.. S3G2se; fax seed. per bu-.
:ieo: millet seed. per bu. S0G@5c.
Garden Seeis-Asparagus o.. iec:
wax beans. ct. &C; early green pod. c..
he: late varieties. at, &c; pole Deans.
OF. sc: table beetS, Id oOc, OF. lsc;
stock beet ID. Sec. OF. sc: sugar beet. ID.
Sc. OF. sc; cabbage. 10. sl-S5S52ee. OF. l5c;
carrot ID. 75c. OF. 1ec; cucumber. ID. <l-50sB
600 o. Sc: celery. 10. sl.35si 90. Cd laF2ec:
sweet corn. bu. S.0o. ct. lSc, corn salad.
o.. 15c: cress. or. Ice, egg plant. or,
soc; lettuce. 20. seas lac. o.. Ioc; musk
melon. H. soclSl %. %. Ioc; watermelon.
TO- SOFAS 100. OF 5I10c: mustard. ID. -
0soc: or ice; on'o-. 10. 92cGS1-75;oz. I9dl5;
parSiey. 10 75c oz Ice. parsIIips. IN. 49c;
or acc: peppers. OK. &c. pumpkins. 10.
4ec. or Sc; peas. bli- S5-5edI.5e. u. sc:
rhubarb. 10 N.4o, or l5c; racish, 10. 10 -:
OF. Zoe: winter ra6ish. 10. &c. o.. SC: oys-
ter plant or i5c; spinach. To. Soc. or
&c: SQUASH, 10. Soc1slna. o. l0c: turnip.
ID. 4oGsoc. OF. 5qloc; tomato. 10. N.6SS
As. OF. 20G5oc; popcorn. ID. 1ac. pea
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London. Jan S-A fftsea-foGnd boz
iug contest between Eddy Connolly Of 81.
John y r. ard Tom Woedley of Lou
don Tor purze 81 n.ope Vas brought 70
tonight a. tbs National Sporting club.
Connolly was the victor On points.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29

Washington. Jan. Representative
Patterson. % Tennessee tocay Introduces,
an antitrust Dab. IL seeks e. accomplish
tie regulation ~ trusts through tlfs
agency Of the bureau ~ corporations IN
the rrnroEea denartmeat ~ .arrreree
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
mcLaurin's successor Chosen.

Columbia 3 g. Ian. = -cougres-rnso
Asburs g. tafiler Vas eiccssd United
States senator todsy 70 raceeef > -.
Mcf.auf1n He received fhe ananian1tss
vote of both branches ~ the zessmbi-.
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WOOL MARKET.

ST Louis. Jan 2S.-Wool-U nchanged.
Territory and western mediums. 17qlsc;
fine. 1SG1Sc; coarse, 13G17c.