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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-06-09

Nevada, Mo-, June 3-A three-inch
rain fell throughout Vernon COUNTY
yesterday which was accompanied by
vivid lightning; which struck Stdrges
Jackson, & Co. g large dry goods store
on the south side Of the square, fol-
lowing on an electric wire into their
show windows, shattering three large
plate glass. Several hundred dollars
worth of lace curtains, draperies and
carpets were destroyed by the are be-
fore 1t was extinguished. "i'iaif 'il'
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A TORNADO AT JOPLIN.
'shsde -Frees -'Blown.-D0vH-snd-e
Houses Unroofsd-strsets Flooded
L By the Rain.

Joplin No, June IA tomzd0E Wis
tied southwest Mipsourist sEeO n'clDE
last night Aifhpsgh averal tholassib
dollarsl worth Of damage va ooh
in Joplin. Il Is believed this city caught
only the fail=end OF the storm. Shade
treeg were blown down all over the
city and several houses we're unrOoied.
The streets, Of gaplin were, fall efacar-i
nival visitors, who were frantic 5u
their efforts toaseek place Of safety.
A terrific rain and electrical storm fol-
lowed the Wind and in ten Sninntss
time two feet os water. carrying boxess
signs and carnival booths, vas 1faskl1
ing HEh Main sa tSssl i 9aa ss i1 81 ass
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OFFICE SrOIEp@1t1AREGln BtRGED.
Not Allow Do to- Be Give

st. Louis 1un@neEalneeiised MOWER
their failureit6 seesH rgentH6es Span
ish bull ihshtG'- Wilhelm the authorities
had ordered stopeeds aFiot was started
! In Ian yareAaInear efhefo wbrlds fair
grounds yesterday eEen ming tbUG crowd
Of $500 men nand dtoxsId no MarO unl
able to- get their, money 1baclH and tho
building bNssy burned ito the sroundy,
The price Hof admission, nhaggsb wasi
$19b FOu1enens werts placed jutidep aTs,
rest by thA authoritiesI of96h diohiBI
county chaTget wtthsthD hestt1iotioh3
Of fprDpeptHI Than1crowB 1thankiptyl
these leDnypraG Oonneetsdit with 1.-THE
show, ,madb ans aftampt hUimbH theupI
andip theiranc nunteRwith thbodeputy
sherife AoInumbdr werB1TvaghiyahahId
died aadssomai reaetvedyscalbwaihdD
I Thu hnilding isfUtotaD lelIs, WITH mol
insusancdp itriDqreptfted. y1oji11et nsl
i Tbs initiah pef1Dnhancsoby hhe ouIhp4
panH HftEpantah hAlfthgKtsfs had beenf
adNsrtisbdj widely DUpaJestBrdEy y lbht !
Gov. Dockery, tbeMhbmi nhmbr0tsG protsl
testd mad been Neutrality-suspicious. land
humane ta1ctettssId sfaasdn l&hatsiit3
ajlbtksii foetahss plaCRtl
Despite1hsse yoTdeBsIa largpHroVddAs
SemhleArin che dtHnR 1t thsoAdHertisNtb
timesot 14pbmngdJ Before theD Avgu1apt
MISUNDERSTANDING cbWb6yWh
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&C., ACTS.

a. JIJI UWILNEII 4 2 q Ia 3
matt were poured into the, streets. In
addition b to what was, found in the
drug stores a barrel tof rye and, q lot
of smaller packagesdwere found in the
depot not yet delivered. These also
were conflscated.s ,-al ,stt1 asq s5it
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4 Rae. war a. Eabor o.Iiup,.

IAvreneebnrR. Ind 10 June 2--=Ads
Ric1 frpm welshurG are tn the efoect
that R11sos1 Hlar IL imminent At; the
labor campH dossifhe dRAs Foirsraii..
way. T1dEiEtaad VfnafHnhiE tnsloo.
.thsu ttthblptzRfsnElusnsgZoes
Hhodtuathi4nAfBo UshsJybkbS shna1i
fotbes Am1 mahroatSdg Vhfhio1ehs;
~ A61s aiRt@np1isZs sdj qH s7o3 ;
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'lRgel STORES RkIDER.
TIE unItsd States MarshaI ssIsss . Lot Of
6qdor a. TakisSash fSdfeafsiitI 70
.esffI9 into rhs RtrssRlo sTijEI51lh

Ttfkduah L T, Jdns, 80, par
rouS6, Hths unHsd, stktes nRtshi ~
, the northern diffttt 81 % tkdIS "
ritufI sta ~ 8epbtik ~ n d6Sa
upo6. q N EcS ~ nd ntfde6
evsfy at ttote IL ths 10 = Ga.
hundred and ten gallons 81 Elasky, %
ealIGa ~ 11dthdtoo 0UD1A
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REggNf REFLECTIONS,

n.l.lIs I' isy ssg'''a'' rTpPNl'
i M@riake licsdn1sSssy Johb VA
Dutnss1 Acns$ sada,Aiice Sobnsot
Gypsum. '27@ az ~ 91i N9sa.
i .f.5-li ,s@5aae4a s5l, .,.a.....
Marriage license: Nh. GrsysoI
Of New Mexico and Clara Reed Q
Chapman, o.. ,'' '''" .t '.''''
The Citizens bank corner is be
Ing reprinted and new cement step
are. being laid...-.,.....-..,-s-.--.s-....-
| ~. H. Speer has sold the Eye
place on Cottage Avenue to Philiy
Maier for $1,000. '. q
| William Waring has moved from
Longford to Manchester where he has
taken charge Of the creamery. .''
| Mart Eicholtz writes home from
Oklahoma that he embalmed China
man who died last week aud shipped
the body to China. 800. ,.., w.,
Charles .Bessy who ran a livery
stable at Hope Is years ago has re-.
turned there and bought one Of the
stables. 4'1 's2,a's 7'''." a'7i le I1
-S,'fYs", 3.1udtJol3 T. - gno1aG9.
---Marriage, licenses: Ora Kohier,
Agnes WestruR % Woodblne; ipAlired
Johnson Lfndsbofg,, Anna ostbers,,
Ssts' Hiss.oq 9!ds79Jlsn17 & 1870 I
Abilene will haveho lecture
next winter Both library oaRss0eia,
tiona a and sch lo have turned
down1 thslproject. .easma5 1odJo auto
s4lklisses Msade1 and ',Myra Rogers
started Yesterday ,ior thsI Worlds
FaiE. tTheHgo witha partyoi Bethany
pupils chaperoned abyl onea or the
teachers Of the ischool.'Do 59Gaa1 e1o'
srEsws item in, Hope 4 Dispatch,
Chas. Nichols took the train east yes.
terday and IT is supposed he took o
hurried fight because Tho county ~
tornay was coming to, towp,u .7,ao Cd
AInvitations are out for the we'd
dug of Sherwood 's.rothsrr., formerly
Of this City but nOw Of, Galsna. saad
Miss Daisy Fenton AZ the M 2.
church on Intervening of June 10TH |
Three Abilsae girls cleaned supt
he JAonoEta thss, cO1lege, Of the Sisters |
u BsthapyneTepekaS the following
'aking the highest ranks: d'Mdude
Rogers TT, Elsie southwortha 2nd,i
lyra Rogers Sd. ,ala ~ 53 ,., =, T' ~
--Ahiiene friends Of P.ofC.i oLyon,
ormerly travelling passenger agent Of I
he Missouri Pacific but now agent I'll
.esyenworth, have received invita-,
ions to, bis wedding to Mise Jeanette
Willard Of Leavenworth, June 1871 g.!
Worlds fair business is picking
pr Abilene people who started for
t. Louis yesterday thinking there
4 y
'asn't much doing and 80 did not en- |
age, sleeping car berths sat mp all
ight. not even An upper being OBJ r
Id,Lhsw ,s9IT ulmGtG1H eol
,-rsStotmletinss we are ashamed OF
,iss An5idls girl who visits in town
givenl9s" complimentary notice
very day for d week. but the indus.
'ious, useful young man who quietly {
Id modestly, attends toa bis, work 10 I
'ld6m qmsndonedtin The nsRspSpsrS I
nlEss4so he getS ~ ha1idl!ss IA W. ma.
lipeaTy and - injured lebe.o5.is b
-->Enterprise sJouEnal,e1A9AarswsH IL
party LIN honor III Pfoia A. I
Y6u9e was Held 9st ths7 home Or.
rsg Pauline Dlsklemsn, Wednesday, =
ening. by hts pupils Of the, Seventh C
ID Eighth gsades-Ice- cream, cake t.
d other fsEe sHmeHts SIwaefe.. served, b
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nov 9dSbRi4ficF wp4ks1
Western Kansas Man Objects to Some
...n of the Methods, :, ,a,..h,,

Il 'NAlS SANAA>-A--A-A%-@2- - ~ -
| Western Kansas Man Objects to Son
.,,.M sa,ofths Astehppai. yAra.s4t
Joseph Ebers oi ,MSDpnsld Kas
has written tie following letter abo,
the methods OF rhgfumers' Cooperl
tive Shipping iaklec ia,iohs 4 JIIQllq
| As the time for the annual NEE
ing Of the Farmers Cooperative ShiE
ping sss0&SIlassi00Ry ataWsT pigh, june {
President Butler is anxious to,place
few facts before the. directors an
stockholders as to why We are unabl
to organize ami join the merger, an
wishing a frank statement shall Civ
1t. he wishes TO- know il farmer
here have no confidence in the asso
citation. Most Of those who have hal
dealings with the association the pas
season have no confidence in thu
present management. 1 have beer
more fortunate than Brother Sparks
apparently, in getting inside infor'
nation as to methods employed BY
Hoffman. I consigned him, as GEN.
eral manager, more than 1000 bushels
Of wheat. When l became q stock.
boldsr + S1as ,,ndarY VIZ ,m,,,,ros, u ~ (,
the association, vas ,1ta Il h,,yya, al IN
farmers Lyr,, "a on certain cam,
missions and tn 90. tbesbest nricp. nh.
t.,rah,e and, rams, ia, ,b.+'' ss,a.
mission. nE77oia rwo1A lisa 2asH' 5H
w $3.50 not . T. I1Jhaa nn.iiajannI
treatment ,,r accord sd me, $40 Wills in
Ksnas. or, ,ha et0raA. 90 az t,.h.,,s.,,
+ ..tea7 ~ MA 4, ~ ~, ri3on I'd Il
- ~ raI, h3,.,bana., ned Ign W. !
th., = oar,sin III, .fI r.;d
them "A. cents for NJ y ,vhes,snn. l'n.rr
tain nor Thss ,,.a. 4a,,, 1855 g.,.,
., '7sI1 sas,s715i d.5,ss NJ ~. !,
At . TIL ni Il a. ~, T. Ut 49,
me- 1 ,hns,a s ..Thpra ivan ,von,d he m ohiso.
= no ,n[m.L,hol.na,,s, vSgl.,..ssa,,
,,o,,,r .as.S4o7 ,,;s ., ,,is,d Sssr ~
:. ~ = 80, a4sh.. y tlsA.4s
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-06-09
.,,,,WEIL, TAKEpCARE: ::0F. YoU;;s..

By engaging rooms in advance you'll save money and at
easta days time and worry The depot not being the
residence district Worlds Fair grounds YOU find very
confusing find suitable location unless you know where
60 We send you the address of the hotel have
secured for you and Information Card giving the Direct Street
Car same. This card should be retained and shown
to Yellow Capped Messengers at the Union Worlds
Fair Terminal Station, Saint Louis During the Fair
accommodations will be at premium We guarantee that
prices quoted you by wllnot be advanced s.a* .s'5
Yelow Capped Messenger Boys will meet you at the
traf j6a1 whetel ogo Should the suit
you they will take you rooms that will please You from
81 day up.A This convenience never before offered
during any big fair Tell what want and when you
want it. and we will do the rest If YOU hand card to the
Yellow GappedBoN you will not fall into The hands o sharks
who you about service.r9<o
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-06-09

Vineyard HAVEN Mass. june : s..
The Barge Lorberry, Of the Phffsdel.
phia & Reading C6ali company vas
sunk on Xinayard- sound lehtship- aaF--
ing dense fog early Yesterday,
through q sootnsio6 >wIfh afhszss@msf
Taliahass6e zGaPt., YBnFl0lEhsl q 90
hergssTwpdrVgned The rallaH sssee'
|,hs PlFd bon sinking n ker &ster,.
Digit bhIsrtheata asd arrtfea hdis
yestsrdaT eEspfhE Her passengers:
VIII be sent TO Bostoh BY raj. II
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Where AttsB'YQ}y Going; :tt|eES'|'toip!
I, J, {, When atthe Worlds Fair?

We are agents for the Service Co represent
ing $4,000 desirable rooms from ST. week hotels
from day up "a = b., 5.,4 H.. PA. -. 49, s,
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/ 81, Louis and Return 60 Is. n

i , on uuuIs Huu N1EuEu % 1Us no
{ June 1920 and 27'Rock Island Sys-
tenn. Only line from Abilene 70 St.
louis on their y SFn1 rails Ltis Rock
Island all the Wsy.-J h. Jenness,
agent. .nu'i NJ sa"T ssHnaG .idar,bi.n
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-06-09

. --Ahiiene friends Of P.oiC.i Lyon,
formerly yelling passenger agent of
the Missouri !, Pacific but now agent at
Lesyenworth. have received invita-,
tions tt, avoiding to Miss Jeanette
Willard OF Leavenworth, June 1871 q!
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
SUES WORLDS FAIR.
Westinghouse Electric Co., Files Suit
For $4,000 Damages.

Special to The Bulletin.
st, Louis, Dec 3-Suit for $4,000
lamages and possession of four en-
zines and one electric generator was
He'd in the United States circuit
'ourt today by the Westinghouse Elec-
rio and Manufacturing Co. against
he Louisiana Purchase Exposition
company
II is alleged that the engines and
generator were used in the Manufac-
ures building to furnish light during
he period Of the fair. ana that they
re now retained by the Exposition
ompany. The court IS asked for
10000 the alleged value Of the en-
ines ii possession IL not granted
Judge Adams granted a writ Of de-
livery, which was placed in the hands
4 the United States marshal for ser
ice, calling upon the Exposition com
9any 10 surrender the machinery
bending che final hearing, date for
'hich las not been SET.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
GOOD TRADE AND
HIGHER CLOSING
BuLLIsA REPORTS SENT THE
WHEAT MARKET up - MUCH
Better TRADE IN CORN BUT
OATS WE'RE DEPRESSED.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Chicago, Dec. 3.-FLOUR The
demand shows little or no improve.
ment. Prices were steady. Winter
patents $510m$5.20 straigats, $3.50
@S5o0; spring patents. S490M$5.40;
straights. $4.G0ms4.9o; bakers, 500
GD$390
WHEAT IT There was a good trade
today with feeling rather unsettled
! The sentiment the start was bull.
ish and the market opened higher, in.
fuenced chiefly by stronger cables
reports of threatening weather in Ar,
gentina and ak of lighter receipts
in ne northwest. At tn. improve.
ment in prices long property came Out
SHARPLY again on buying by a promi-
nent elevator interest and final close
prices were about the top The Ohio
report was looked upon as extremely
bullish. France was reported as he
ing on an importing basis Deem
Der closed e higher and May up q
CORN - There was a better trade.
the market ruling quite active with
the tone prevalent weaker Offerings
from miscellaneous sources were lib
eral in The aggregate. while the de
manl was less urgent. Receipts were
larger than expected The selling of
December and he buying Of May
was feature early in the session
Closing prices showed December off
NM, May down BGA
OATS 1870 Were depressed by liberal
realizing sales by commission houses,
There vas a moderate changing from
December TO May. At the close prices
were off A. Cash demand slower
Sales. thirty thousand bushels.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
Stocks = Bonds Cereals

strong to shade higher. The high
est prices paid we're 2ls lower than
last Saturday Values during the
week showed a steady decline until
the last few days. The proportion
of light weights nave caused the mar
ket for that branch Of hogs 70 rule
quite strong as for any time
SHEEP Prices firm With fairly
active Saturday demand. Trade has
been very good all week at abou'
steady prices The demand for the
feeding class has been strong.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
WARM FREE LUNCHES
SHOULD Be LIMITED
THINK SOME OF THE SALOON
MEN--NoT NECESSARY TO
GIVE A SQUARE MEAL FOR a
NICKEL.

The warm lunch Is the trade bring
er, as far as the saloon is concerned
Whether It is profitable thing is at
present a matter of conjecture.
Every Saturday night number Of
Cairo saloons sci ont plate lunches
and follow it with a similar one ev-
cry morning in the week except Sun
day The method seems to draw fair
y well and secures class OF trade
that could NOT otherwise be had.
Gee, but I'm glad | don't have to
buy breakfast and can get my fill and
glass of beer for a nickle, said a
rounder yesterday morning. Last
night he had an opportunity of getting
his supper for another nickel and
doubtless embraced It.
The free lunches last night were
well patronzed as they are every Sat
urday night, and frequently they are
If small profit to the saloon Keeper.
The high price OF provisions makes il
fery expensive to give away big
llate Of food with every glass Of beer
md if It were not for those who drink
more literally and long after the
unch is gone the saloon man would
20 broke in a very short time.
One saloon keeper said last night
We saloon men should be more con
'eryative and | have talked to some
If them about IT, All of them agree
hat the free lunch system is growing
nd II it Is not checked 1t might be-
come such as 10 prove disastrous 10
Is all There is no man in the BUSH
less who does not wish he could keep
rom putting out a lunch The high
price of everything tells on a per
sons pocket book. bur as long as one
loes it, the others win follow suit
There is no use of giving an indiyi.
luaI meal with every glass of beer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
VETERANS DEATH RATE GROWS.
Commissioner Ware Says $50 oeathc
Occur Daily Now.

Washington, Dec. SOLDIERS Of
he civil war are dying at the rate of
80 a day. according to Pension Com.
missioner Ware. This is a higher rate
han ever before.
Commissioner Ware. in reciting the
benefits of executive order No rs
which grants service pensions, de-
,lared that IL effects a saving of 800
700 year in the examination Of pen
sion applications He recommended
hat the force of special examiners be
'educed from $50 to 125- men and that
he appropriation for their per diem
allowance and expenses be reduced
$4,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
AGREEMENT REACHED.
Chicago Federation of Labor and Ma.
tional Association Again in
Harmony.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
Chicago. Dec. PLANS which Of
fer a solution of the difficulties be
tween the Chicago Federation Of La
Dor and the American Federation.
were agreed upon tonight AS q re-
suit the Chicago Federe'ion viii re
tain lis charter and will agree 10 obey
the order Of the executive board Of
the American Federation 10 refuse
seats 10 delgates from the Franklin
union ri press feeders ana the local
union Of steam filters
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
NEW YORK GRAIN.


By the Associated Press.
New York, Dec. WHEAT - Re
cepts, "a 900; exports. $4,000 Spot
steady; No red, s12O1A f. o. b.
aaoat Options closed partly Il high
err December, S117A
CORN - Receipts, 1900 exports
1000 Spot, barely steady. No. ?
nominal elevator and SIP f. o. b.
afoat; No. yellow, SAY No. 2 white
S.. Options closed BM1a net lower.
December 81
OATS - Receipts. $4,000; exports
100; spot dull; mixed, 341a a 3515 !:
white. 36G37; clipped white, 37G39
L
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
COTTON SLUMP.


BY the Associated Press.
New Orleans, Dec IA heavy
slump followed the marked announce
ment of the cotton bureaus report
on the cotton exchange here today,
and wild excitement followed in the
exchange ring. The estimate of over
12,000.000 bales caused surprise an6
prices fen from As TO So points, Later
there were slight recoveries from
these figures.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
STATE HOUSE SEWING ROOM.
Kansas Woman 0ares Gov. Bailey to
Eject Her From Capitol.

Topeka, Kan. Dee. Gov Bailey
must recide whether a woman has
right TO camp in the state house cor
ridor and sew. Mrs. Myra McHenry
If Wichita. came here and demanded
the right to run a news stand there.
When refused she occupied a corner
with her sewing aud dares the gov
arnor 10 eject her
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Rv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
Chicago. Dec. 3.-CATTLE - To
days receipts we're mostly common
and went at low prices. During the
past week there has not been much
change in prices for any class. The
demand favored good 10 choice grade
and if anything they Wen little
higher taan last week, but common
and medium short fed steers were
neglected most of the time. Buyers
centered their demand on Christmas
cattle. The COW trade is about the
same as a week ago, feeders of good
quality are a little higher but stock
ers are not improved
HOGS = Fairly active. pricer
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04

For ! am persuaded that neither
death. nor life, nor angels, nor pria-
cipalities, nor powers, nor things
present, nor things TO come, nor
height. nor depth, nor any ottcr crea.
ture shall be able to separate us
from the love OF Cod. which is Christ
Jesus our Lord-St Paul
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
kIn noonhaAN MnN-

Chicago. Dec. 3.-Kid Goodman Of
Boston. defeated Billy Finuesne of
this city. in a six-r0und bout tonight.
Goodman scored three knock downs.
and outfought Finucane IN every
round.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
New Steamship to ..aba.

Commencing November 18th. 1904.
the large and modern steamship
Saratoga" of The Munson Steamship
line, will ply between Mobile, Ala,
and Havana, Cuba, making the trip
In less than 40 hours. Low rates VIA
The Mobile and Ohio railroad. Write
John NJ. Deall, G.. p A., Nj. 4 O. rail
road st. Louis, for full particulars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
NEW YORK SLUMP.

BY the Associated Press.
New York, Dec. 3.--Cotton futures
closed 50 to 81 points lower. The
prices broke half a cent when the
government report was made public
showing over 100000 bales.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
PROBABLY IN PUReAToRY.
Alabama Mob Takes Negro Murderer
From captors and His Where.
abouts Are Now Unknown"
By the Associated Press.

Df Tue HaoUIIdItu TIt76-
Scale. Ala. Dec. William
Vaughan. colored. charged with rob
bing. numbering and cremating his
wife's grandmother and who later
made 2 sensational escape from the
deputy sheriff. was captured today.
He was taken from his eaptOrs by a
party and his present whereabouts
arc Insuowu
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
COTTON BULLETIN.
By the Assoclatel Press.

BY the Associated Press
Washington, Dec. 3.-Aecording tc
the agricultural departments repor
today, the total number of bales o
cotton produced for The year 1904-05
IS 121i2,G00 bales.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04

Builds up muscular flesh, healthy
tissues. Rich red blood, clears the
stomach, kidneys and liver That's
what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will do. 80 cents. Tea OF Tablets.
Paul G srlnh e. Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
AT ST. LOUIS.
BY the Associated Press.

ST, Louis, Dec. 3.-CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2.000 steady beef steers
$300@S650; st0ckers and feeders
$2250pS3.75, cows and heifers, 1925
0$340; Texas steers, $2.40@$2.25.
HOGS Receipts. COCO. Steady;
range S3.500$iG5.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04

BUTTER - strong, creamery, II
@27.
CHEESE - Firm, unchanged.
EGGS = Strong; western best, 30.
COFFEE Options closed steady
at an advance of five 10 ten points
Sales, 81, $50 bags December, $3.50
Spot Rio. quiet; No, invoice. Sc
mild, steady; Cordoya, 1908.
SUGAR Raw. firm fair refining
"A centrifugal, 90 test. 4%l; mo
lasses sugar. 4; refined, firm confec
TONERS "A" $3.50: mould "A. $3.50
cut loaf. crushed, $Gl5 owdered
$3.50; granulatel, $5.45 cubes, $50
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
Minneapolis Quotations.
By lac AssocIated press.

BY The Associated Press.
Minneapolis, Dec. 3-WHEAT-De
cember, S111l4 May $l14A; July.
$Lf35s
cash--No. northern. s113h; No
. northern, Sl.09A
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
Liverpool Quotations.

BY the Associated Press.
Liverpool. Dec. CORN 49, Spot
firm; mixed. Is 10d
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
(Reported by the cassiday Commits
sion Company, COS Commercial Az
enue.)
Grains and Provisions.

Chicago. Dec 2-The following
was the range of the leading futures
on The board of trade today:
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
AVenue.)

(Reported by the Frank Cassidy Com.
mission Company Cos Commercial
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
Receipts and Shipments.

BY the Associated Press.
Chicago Dec 3.-FOllowing were
the receipts ana shipments in carload
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-04
Provision Market.

BUTTER Strong; creamery, /
627.
The Washington times., 1904-12-10

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The Washington times., 1904-12-10

One day the ScarecrOw found little
Dorothy sitting upon a log, looking
very sad, and with tears In her eyes.
Why, Dotty, what IS the natter
inquired the Scarccrow and the TIN
man together
III Is the day- before Christmas"
sobbed Dorothy, and all my friends
are having such a good time down
IN Kansas, and ] am here alone IN a
strange and foreign land"
Not alone. said the TWO. We
Will stand by you. But what is this
Christmas YOU speak about?"
Dorothy was much surprised at this
and told them all about the Christ
mas holidays, and the festivities she
was missing, while wandering IN the
bright and happy land of o.
This was all new TO the ScarecroW
and the Tiuman, and they were de-