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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-16

BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN YEo-
A FRATERNAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT
; Insurance organization. Meets the second
Last Tn ss Of Sse1 on ea
John Belk, correspondent; X. L. oest' M
BISMARCK LODGE NO. 1so. MEETS THE
.#- 1T and sd Tuesday At I. e. O;F. ball. at
!s1 &C.. n. r. 80
JAMES B. MCPHERSON POST NO. 2. DE- 2;
partmsnt sf Nofh Dakota. Grand Asmy .n ID
R. hall, Bismarck, N. b. E. Tibbals, Post
Commander; E. S. Pierce, Adjutant. -
MODERN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA.
Meet every End and 4th Thursday Of each
! : month IN oddfeilows' hall, A. F. Mar
quette, president; Mrs. Ida White' seere'
taFy. Gss Y. 5@;;s /. s5S m l,s@ .tE
KNIGHTS OF PyIH1As. ,,rr !,
=! every ,Meanesdsy evening !. < :; : hall .:
W WV We S 4 Il 3: and $: n "A
MEETS Esc HE FIRST Te AND THiRp sATuR-
DAYS Of every month ia OddfalowS hall.
IL 8 o'clock. Janet Burton, n. e; Nellie
Evarts, Secretary. g$33s5 :; . 2.,gf
4 S RATHBONE SISTERS.
LINCOLN TEMPLE NO. ., MEETS EVERY
b second and fourth ThrrsdaZ ct each month y
- III. il, hall. Baker block. Nellie Eyarts, ~
E.C.; Ida MCGOWAN, n. OF g. e 5S 32E
.5'$ III MAccABEES /.
\ K. OF. M..MEETS EVERY FIRST y .A,rll
4 4. n. at i. o. o. r. hall Visiting mem-
Is bers cordially welcomed. p. Ramn.
n Commander; chas. Fisher. Record Keeper.
Bs.s3 III i. q. o. +.
- +. Il Meets every Friday evening q d q.
8s8 a. i. hal, . Main street. All visiting
! S hrnthers are invited To call. N. g.. q.
6hields !. w. Healy, 6ecretaIy 499
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-16
Chicago Union Stock Yards.

n Chicago, July 15.-Cattle-Good to
prime steers, s5.90@6.S5; poor t. me-
dunn, s3.50@5.7O; stockers and feed
ers, $2.0O@$4O0; cows, $1.25@4.4O;
heifers, $l.75@5.40; calves, $3.5O@
ZOO. Hogs-Mixed and butchers, $4.65
@487,a,; good to choice heavy, $4.SU@
400; rough heavy, $4.50@465: light,
$460@4.SO. Sheep-Good to choice
wethers, $4.30@475; Western sheep,
a$3.25@4.75; native lambs. $4.25@6.00;
Western, $4.5O@5.5O.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-16
insure With c. D. Edick. New York tlte'
SECRET SOCIETIES

H,r,. MASONIC.
BISMARCK LODGE, a. +: & a. M: No: 20 9:
month at Masonic hall. H. L. Reade, w.
NJ, Burt Finney, Secretary. .,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-16

rANcRED cOMMANDERY, KNIGHTS
Templar, No. l.. Meets: third Thursday n
each month at Masonic hall, Dakota block
M. n. Jewell, E. c. Murdoch Mckenzie
Recorder. s@2& ~. III
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-16

Another car fancy New York apples
just received. H. L. Reade e. Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-16
THE CITY

Big Buck-Dick Riel got another
fine buck deer south of the city yester-
day that dressed 2O4 pounds.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-16

New Bismarck Restaurant-Ed. De
Mars has established restaurant in
the Dahl building, adjoining the West
ern house, where he hopes to receive
a share Of the patronage Of the eating
public. The place has been neatly
fitted up, and the show window re-
veals a choice line Of inviting edibles.
Big Catalogue Run-O. H. Will g.
Co. have their annual seed catalogue
in press at the Tribune. to be ont in
80 days. Last year this firm issued
$4,000 catalogues. The demand for
them Is so great that Is, 900 will be,
issued IN the hrst edition this. year,
and an additional number may be
printed. In Ri their new block on
Fourth street, the firm Is able to han
die large business and is reaching
out for more. .5s.5 4
Entertained Mrs. B. III. Bronson:
entertained at cards last evening.
Progressive Five hundred was the
form 81 entertainment Mrs. Newton
received the prize. Mrs. Cochrane,
French and Wood cut for the conso-
lation. resulting II Mrs. Woods favor.
Refreshments were served at the
close Of the play. Mesdames Newton
and Foley assisted the hostess. The
guests were: Mesdames French. Dun-
ham, Dullam, Bowe. Berndt WEIGH.
walker, Butler, Wood. Cochrane.
"a "a Tried tisrs a. II eement
INSIDE at Manfan yesterday between
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-16
st Paul Union Stock Yards.

st. Paul, Nov. -Cattle-Good to
choica steers, $5.5O@6.O0; common to
fair, $3.75@5.00;s good to choice cows
and heifers, $2.65@3.50; veals, $500
@5.00. Hogs-$4.15@465. Sheep-Good
to choice wethers and yearlings, $685.
@4.10;s good to choice native lambs.
s$4.85@5.25. :. ~, =.si' -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-16

2 r n. 0..U. ". - ,,,-
BISMARCK LODGE NO. 12o. MEETS s.. The !.
o'clock F. J. Rupert, N. w.; Bradley
5s& e Maria Recorder. Ls{$sEs,. 5tx;.- 49, "a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-16

noDERN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA.
Meet every End and lth Thursday Of each
: month in Oddfeilows' hall, A.. F. Mar
: auette, president; Mrs. Ida White, secre'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-16

! 3t.AprrA1, CRY. LODGE NO. .. I O. o.
gs i. Meets every Friday evening. q u g:
WI "a. & hall . Main street. $50 All visiting
a hrnthers are Invited t0 call. n. g.. m. ~
8 Shields ; /. w. Healy, 6ecretaIy. s95s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-16

IRRIGATION CONGRESS
IN SESSION.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-16

7, n M NICHOLSON REBEKAH NO. l40.
MEETS THE FIRST AND THIRD SAIUR-
DAYS Of every month Ia Oddfalows hall,
a M o'clock. Janet Burton. N. G.; Nellie
~ EyaYts, Secretary. Tg: XII III!
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-16
'MACC1BEES

K. OF. M.-MEETS EVERY FIRST AM
th;rd. I Thursday 81 each month Is 8 oeiocl
~ 80, n. & ~ Il. Is. d. r. hall Visiting mem
Il bere cordially / welcomed. p. e. Ramn.
@ Commander; Chas. Fisher. Record Aeepef
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-16

III. Ii. RATHBONE SISTERS. ....
LINCOLN TEMPLE NO. ., MEETS EVEkY
lib sacond and fourth Thursday Of each month
y "a p. hall. Baker block. Nellie Eyarts. III.
Es1ys Eide MCGOWAN, n. OF g. B.. u aS tf &5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-16
me CENT A WORD COLUMN

WANTED Girl for general house
work. Mrs. J. D. Wakeman. Fourth
street. :,
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-09-01
Eftirme Ii.

Him "a. agdst 1904, anda6ist az heimi]i
sfnu + G%aroarbyg0 Nor0ur Dakota, b6ndinn
Helg j J6hannesson, eftir a0 hafa legi0 rum
fastur / meir en- ar.
He]gi sal. var f@ddur az Torfunesi 1
K0ldukinn Z. MARI 1856. Foreldrar hans voru
pau Johannes b6ndi J6nsson og kona hans
Ingibj0rg Sigur0ard6ttir, er lengi bjuggu a
Torfunesi. -Four sim misti Helgi sal. peg
ar hann var a sj0unda ari, og a ellefta ari var0
ham a0 yfrgefa m6Sur sina og fara visthja
00rum. Var0 hann Pvf snemma 40 leggja
mikio a sig og reyna HID misjafna flifinu.
20. jdnf 1883, gekk Helgi sal. ao eiga
hina eftirlifandi konu sfna, porunni Olafs-
d6ttur. Sauna sumario auttu pau hj6nin til
Ameriku. settust pau fyrst 40 hja Benedict
bro6ur Helga, sem pa var oroinn bhsettur 1
nand vic Gar0ar 1 Nor6ur Dakota. Voru bau
hja honum fran a veturinn, en- auttu pa q land,
sem pau keyptu par 1 nagrenninu, og bjuggu
pau par await sloan. pau hj6nin attu two
SYM, Ola o. Benedict. DER cru ba0ir upp-
komnir og hinir efnilegustu menn, og cru MI
sto0 moour sinnar, sloan er f0our Peirra misti
vi0. AT systkinum Helga sal. cru MI ekki
nema tveir braour a lift: Benedict, b6ndi 1
G%ar0arbyg0, og Gu0j6n, sem til heimilis hefr
veri0 hia bra6rum sinum q Wiki.
He]gi sal. haf0i / m0rg ar kent til sj1k-
doms Pess, er um sfoir ]ag0i ham / grJfna.
Fyrir nokkrum arum Ia hann mj0g Punga
legu, en- na0i ser P6 svo aftur, a0 ham var VIC
Polanlega heilsu Pegar ham reyndi liti0 a sig.
En- UNI mi0jan agdst 1 fyrra sumar for hann
1 rdmi0. Hin langvarandi veikiEdi sin bar
hann med stakri Polinme0i, Pc hann hefoi
haft l0ngun til az halda afram dagsverki sfnu,
eff PAD hefoi veri0 gu0s vilji. sa kross, sem
hann hafoi az bera, varo honum einnig lGttari
fyrir hina karleiksfullu um0nnun, er honum
var veitt. Flestum nun hafa fundist til UNI
PAD Prek og Po]g@0i, sem p6runn kona hans
syndi gegnum alt strf0i0.
Helgi sill. var vel skyr ma0ur. fvi0m6ti
var ham Hmm g%laolegasti, og 1 all1i umgengni
hi0 mesta pru6menni. Hvao sem ham ceroi
vildi ham leysa af hendi sem beet CO mynd-
arlegast, en- hafoi 6beit a 0llu, sem dnni0 or
ao ems til halfs. Ham var Pvf him bezti
einl@gur og otull 0llu PVT, er
hann kom narri. Frafall hans er pvi ekki a6
ems mikill missir fyrir heimili hans heldur
fyrir ALA byg6ina, sem hann MI t tuttugu ar
hafoi bdio / og verio til svo mikillar upp.
bygggingar, s0kum dugnaoar og mannkosta
1 hvfvetna.
Jar6arf0r hans for fran him 2G. agdst.
Var hun mj0g fi0]menn, g bar Pannig ljos-
an volt Pess, hversu astsall Hmm latni haf6i
veri0 hja sambygoarf6lki sinu. Mining hans
hlyjan reit fhj0rtum allra Peirra,-
sem Pektu ham. K. k. o.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-09-01

pegar herinn var kominn til Cripple Creek,
var alt kyrt I'm hrio. Flestir namamenn voru GOD
il borgarar og friosamir, er ]lti0 l6tu 4 ser bera,
en- / bandalaginu voru einnig nokkrir ofstopamenn,
er astu AGRA til 6frioar. 4 peim bar NEST a fund
UNI, og peir komu ser j~afnan 4 framfari, og voru
oronir ]ei0togar bandalagsins. Hermennirnir
hands0mu6u flora eoa fmm verstu 6roaseggina,
og h0fou pa 1 haldi nokkurn TINA. pa skutu peir
mali sinu til d6ms og laga, og kr0foust lausnar, og
samkvamt d6ms1rskuroi voru peir allir lausir
latnir. En- pegar bandalagsmenn ur6u pess v1sir
a6 peir gatu skotio NAHUM s1num til domstolanna,
po peir varu handteknir af herm0nnum, pa gatu
peir ekki lengi d ser seti0, pv1 peir vissu, az ser
var borgio fyrir hverjum domara og kvi6domi par
/ landi. pa for aftur ao bridda q 6eiroum, og inn
an skams var alt komi0 1 bal og brand 1 Cripple
Creek, ems og verio hafoi aour en- herinn kom
hvert hryojuverkio anna0 par UNI sl6oir. Mem
voru baroir og meiddir, ymsum var synt banatil-
raoj, en- nokkrir drepnir, og margar tilraunir voru
geroar til ao brj5ts jarnbrautalestir OF rafmagns-
0POl dSud LII NouuAA . -
sem MI voru farnir az vinna 1 namunum og ekki
heyr 5u bandalaginu til, var daglega 0gnao me0
dau5a Goa meioslum, eff pau ekki fyttu burt hio
%braoasta, og enginn r6ttist 6hultur UNI lif slit og
limi, mott nc dag. Aofaran6ttina Il. november,
munaoi minstu ao st6r vagnlest farist meo m0rg-
um hundruaum utanf6lags verkamanna. Jdrn-
tenn haf0i veri0 rifnn dr b%rautinni, par sem hun
la q hamrabelti og hengifug var fyrir neoan, en-
pess varo vart / TINA, svo lestinn var6 til allrar
hamingju st0ovuo, rett a0ur en- hun annars hefoi
hlaupio af sporinu. Ma6ur nokkur, Mckinney az
nafni, fanst d gangi par skamt fra. Ham var tex
inn OF me6gekk az ham vari valdur a6 verkinu,
og sagoist hafa veri0 keyptur til pess at Sherman
Parker, sem var framkvamdarnefnd handbags
ins, og 06rum manni err Foster hGt. Baoir pessir
mem voru dBmdir syknir saka af kvi6domi; en-
bandalagio bar fran pa akaru az Mckinney hefoi
veri6 keyptur af namueigendunum til az vipna
petta verk, og bera pv1 nast ljdgvitni gegn med
limum bandalagsins til pess, ao koma Pvl / b0lvun.
Fvao satt er 1 pessu veit enginn enn 1dag.-En MI
for alt dagvernsandi. 81. november bar svo rio, az
yfrmennirnir vi6 Vindicator namuna, Mccormick
og Beck, fengu orosending a6 koma niour / nam
una, pvi eitthvao mikio lBgi VIC. Peir f6ru pegar
og sigu niour / k6rfu, en- er karfan kom 600 fet
niour rakst HUN a vira, sem lagu az sprengivel er
par var komio fyrir. Velin sprakk og mennirnir
voru svo sundurt@ttir az enginn imur af peim
fanst eftir er leita6 var. Mem pessir h0f6u lengi
veri6 fremstir / fokki az berjastmot bandalaginu,
og allir pottust vita, ao bandalagsmenn hef0u
framio glap pennan. Kvi5d6lnur var settur til az
dana mali0, en- ham gaf pann drskure, a0 ,ekk-
ert yroi sannao UNI pa0 hvernig petta hefoi at
vikast'. DO fundust brot dr sprengivelinni og vlr-
arnir. sem ad henni lagu. or heiri egsummerk
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-09-01

baru 6rHk vitni / mali pessu, Nioingsverk petta
q bandalaginu. Herl0g voru MI sett par i landi.
A0ur hafoi herinn a0 ems l0greglu st0rfum az
gegna, en- eftir petta skyldi ham STA um az l0gum
vari framfylgt og retti fullnagt, eoa skera dr NAL
%lagsmenn voru MI handsamaoir, sem mestur grun-
ur lex a, og settir 1 var0hald*). Eftir nokkra daga
skipaoi hGraosd6marinn hernum a6 selja fanga
s1na fran til yfirheyrslu. Herforinginn h]yddi pv1
bo0i, og let leioa fangana 1 domsaljnn a akveonum
degi. En- aour fylkti ham herm0nnum umhverfs
r%a0hdsi6, og let st6rskotali6 med fallbyssum bua
um sig a pakinu, par sen PAD gat mi0ao byssum
slnum beggja vegna eftir endil0ngum nastu stret-
UNI. Hver ma6ur, sem inn vildi komast 1 ra6htsio,
m@tti riff1um hermannanna, og varo a0 gera fulla
grein fyrir erindi slnu, og hver maour ham vHri.
aour ham fengi inng0Dguleyf. Jafnvel Seeds,
sjalfur domarinn, komst ekki inn 1 d0msal sim,
fyrir byssustingjum hermannanna, fyr en- ham
hafoi skyrt foringj peirra fra hver ham var. Inni
/ domsalnum st6ou hermanna-raoir med hlaona
ganga / roo fran fyrir d6marann. Engley, SEN
aeur var rikislogmaour / Colorado, hutti NAL fang
anna, og for h0roum or6um UNI pao, hversu l0gum
og retti vari misbooi0, bar sem domst6lum v@ri
6gnao med hervaldi og vopnum, ems og her atti
ser sta6. pv1 nast gekk ham dr d6msalnum, en-
Seeds, domari, gaf pann drsknr0 1 malinu, ao
fangana skyldi selja borgaralegu l0greg]uvaldi 1
hendur. pa gekk Chase, hertoringi, fran fyrir
domarann CO lysti yfr pv1, ao 1rskuroi hans mundi
eli ver6a fullnagt az svo st6ddu, Pv1 nnst skipaoi
ham herm0nnunum az TAXA fangana og setja pa
aftur 1 ,nauta kvina".
Ertir petta var herl0gum stranglega framfylgt
hvervetna 1 namah6ruounum. Margin voru hand
teknir og hafoir / haldi, ems lengi og herforingj-
unum syndist pess purfa. Opinberlega matti eng
inn fytja asingaraour ne tala o~gBtilega UNI stjo1n
pessa, hvao pa heldur syna nokkurn m5tprta 1
verki. Pannig li6u nokkrir manu6ir a6 ekkert
bar til t1oinda. Mem gengdu daglegum st0rfum,
ems og ekkert vari UNI az vera, og daglega fj0lg-
uou verkamenn / namunnm. 1 april for herinn
burt, pv1 hans potti "a ekki lengur vi0 Furfa. Pao
lett helzt 1T fyrir, a6 verkfallio vari az engu or0io,
og bandalagio alveg dottio dr s0gunni, og festir
ur6u frionum fegnir i Cripple Creek. En- petta
var az ems ladeyoa undan stormi. Pegar minst
var0i sprakk jarnbrautarst0oin i Independence 1
loft upp og margir saklausir mem voru drepnir
eoa meiddir. pao %ohappaverk hleypti 0llu / upp-
nam, og ofriourinn hoist MI a ny med meiri heift
og grind en- nokkru sinni a0ur, en- n10ingsverk
beta ward hanamein handalagsinsi Cripnle Creek.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-09-01

" Fangahds herliosins par vestra nefnist ,,bul
pen" (nauta- XVII; PAD var hreint og loftgott, en-
peir, sem par gistu, voru harolokao Dir inni og fengu
vi6 engan mann az tala, en- sRttu annars goori
me6fer6.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07
Dr.. Petry's Charges Are Reasonable


This Is not only tho largest week Du-l-
ness in the history ~ IN, trade but 10
was made up ~ record breaking single
DAYS sales Thus tao high record for
one day Has male Thursday with sc ~
bags
On Wednesday 6T.-a bags ueie traded
ln Ou Tte-Irv the total fe- o.. DAY
was $500 bags Mase.y c-rtr.huted
5000 bags Yeeterlays -sle- were l-z -
go bags Last saturday gave up ~ 80
nags
Tbe decline ir prices far th- week SIS
from l5s e. 'sa points prices are about
cents pound lower than tbeF were
iaet Nagjay when tho hiEh record prices
fe. tEe ca. som wrr. usae r...t Us~ru-
bar Seiare at *4c The same month
saIE Yesterday 90 q --r Tho r.-a il priess
since the iow record ~ iset summer vas
about Tho IoW.at record prize fHr
Futures Wa made iaet Jaue when fhe
J.Ie. enrtrari sel3 az eas TIE advance
from that Io1 record rsriad 1p tc fs
~1lrrl-at.1r laaf M1aIsq vss rfes4t with
cot aav important sef backs Tee severe
h-sa & ~ thi- break d..e 90 tfr-
-arrdaar Liquidation az roT-e that t4J
iean readily ac-fuu.st.f good deal
90 u arr. iast summer Th.- ren-E waE
accelerated D. -4Il 5n tGa market e.
h.a- l-trr.-re
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07
Nervous Trouble

Harrington. Kan. Jan. =. 1851
To All Sufferers OF Nervous Trou-
bles: ] would like TO say that have
been cured OF the very worst form OF
nervous prostration by Sir r w. Pc
try. I suffered severely for period
Of two years and made a thorough test
OF the best medicines and even changes
OF climate Ny doctors pronounced
me incurable.
When | came 20 Or. Petry ! was no.
able 20 walk hut a few steps without
resting. and did not know what IL was
10 have a nights rest. IN a few
months time | was able 10 go 10 work
as q saIeslady. being on my feey from
morning until night. and have been
employed in a store from that time
which was nearly three years ago.
Those knowing me when began
taking treatment or Dr. Petry would
scarcely recognize me today. as man,
friends here. as well rs in Wichita. can
testify.
I cannot say too much in behalf 90
Mr.. Petry as a healer. for I feel that
he has saved my life ] would gladly
recommend him 90 any one ia doubt
Yours respectfully.
ANNETTE RANDEBAUGH.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07
ST.. Vieas Dance

To the Sick and Afflicted: For the
benefit Of the suffering. I give this
testimonial Ny daughter had 81.
Vitas' dance for over three years. and
we had tried all the best doctors
specialists on nervous diseases-and
everything We could think of. and
had given up all hope till one
day when l went 10 see a neigh
Dor. Mrs. Parkinson. about Mr.. P,try.
Having heard of his many wonderful
cures. and knowing that he had cured
Mrs Parkinson OF hip disease. I was
ready TO take her aGyice-which was
to take my dauShtc. to him When
/ took her to Mr.. Petry tor treatment
ne said it might take a year % cure
her. possibly less. I treated with him.
and now. instead of n years treat
ment, it is only three months, and she
is cured-sound and wei. She en- also
see without glasses. u thing she could
not do before. I earnestly hope that
any dear mother who has an afflicted
one will throw all prejudice aside and
take him TO Mr. Petry and find the
wonderful relief that I have from this
treatment. You Will find the healer TO
be perfect gentleman.
MRS. PHILIP HAHN,
Six miles west on Thirteenth street
road
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07
STOCKS AND BONDS.


New 1"rK' i e"T"aFy ~ NJ '''' ~" 90
To-Day S'o'h i''iHet 'S' 81
OF create r"ppiehe'@io" "N'i NV
oi BANK loans 'iah o|eI 'D'
war III the Ear east ii'c's
on SlIht opening cet'T ~"
from foreign S''e" MAJ NJ ~
outcome was reported el.''i''
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07
Cattle Sales.
locaI Grain and Produce Marker.


BLOW find sales as mace yesterday ny
sample on the Wichit3 8oard of Trade
bass. delivered Missouri river. To get
prize : O. b. your STATEN. deduct kansas
Cit rate from Jour station.
Yheat-No . hard SoNS2c: No. ,, 76lD
79c:No. 4. 7ol75c: rejected, 65a69c.
Cun-No. mixed. 421ac; No. 8 39lac
No. 1. 4c: No. white, &c: No. >, 39c;
no trade 5503Sc-
Oas-No. mixed. 3S14c; No. ?. 371sc
Buter-Packing. lol4c; country. l54lSc
Egys-Fresh. per dozen. 2+c.
Polltry-iItns, TIC, SnYiug brOilers, 6i2C:
yOurg ROSTERS. J3.c; old ROSTERS, &c; tur-
key lens 10lac: young sobbIcrs. -elEc; old
gobhers. 9l5c, geese. C;2c; ducks. 712c.
rloIr Gear lots)-Best patent to al
southern Kansas points. $500; bran 75c;
shors, S5q9)c; corn chop. soc; corn meal,
El.25.
Ha--Alfalfa. No. ]. 50 .50GI0: No. ,, $500;
praire. loose. ~. I. 500; No >. $3.50;
baleC No. /. $50; No. . $3.50: 10 3. 500.
Fruits and Produce Gobbcrs price TO
tr2d9-Oranges. Fancy California navels,
per BOX. SEQ: choice California navelS
per ,oN. $50; lemons: fancy California,
per lox, $50: choice California. per box.
50 50; bananas: fancy Port Limons. per
h. &c; dates, new Hoilowees. per ID.
b3sc;new Turkish per ID 12c; cranberries.
New Turkish. Sc. 10. 10; new Turkish 4c
lb lc: new Cal cartoons. H.. loc. Veg
etabbs: Choice GrceIy potatoes. per bu.,
s1eo; sweet pot1toos. per H., &l2c.
Wisconsin Holland cabbage. H.. SIC;
Spanish onions per crt.. $40: yellow or
red globe, Be- jumbo celery. per bunch,
zoe hcets. per H.. e: carrots. per H.. -c:
parsnips. per h.. C, honey. No. J new
comb. per case. $500: pure California
e.. per H.. Tac kraut. per ;e-bbl., $40,
pr 5-Sal key. SO; maple sugar. per
lib. cake. l0c; radishes. per dozen
blnches. gee; lettuce per H.. lac. Nuts:
Cocoanuts Per loo. per H.. $3.50: cocoa
nuts. per doz., 60c: magnolia peanuts. raw.
Ier h. sc; magnolia peanuts. roasted.
yer ID Sic. new Rrazils. per H., &c:
rev almonds per 10. lie; w3lnuts per
bs. l5c; nlberts per no.. T.; hickory
nuts, per bu.. ST.. Apples. Fancy Hunts
men. Dbl sac; fancy Grimes Golden.
lhl. $5oo; fancy Jonathaus, peg hbi.
H50; choice Jenathars. per bbl.. $ioo;
fancy Michigan Blldwins per Dbl. S4.ao;
>hoice AIichisou Baldwns. per Dbl.
s. 90: choice winesaps. per bbi.. $500:
Vinesaps. per bhl., 81 90: choice Missouri
pippins per Dbl. $500. fancy Colorado
box apples. per box. $l5o: choice Colorado
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07
Chronic Cotorrh

J. +. Bishop. Wichita-F cannot
sneak too highly Of what Mr. Petry
has done for me Ny trouble was
chronic catarrh. Have always doc
tered for it. but have never received
any permanent benefit from any Of
the remedies. but / feel wonderfully
relieved since have treated with
Mr.. Petry. lie has also treated my
wife aud has helped her SO that it is
almost wonderful 10 think what he
has done with his great magnetic
power for both of us and our child
When ] first heard OF this way of
treatment Of disease it seemed Ike a
fake. l had no confidence in it. But
since ! have fully investigated and
tested it to this extent. ! have be
come convinced there is something In
it, and ] hope that others who have
been afflicted and have tried doctors
like I have. and have given up medl-
cal science. VIII give Mr.. Petry a trial
and he benefited IS J have.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07
Rheumatism

Wichita. kan Aus y. 1892
wish 10 testify that have been
cured Of a most severe attack OF rheu-
rnatism which had developed into in
rammatory rheumatism OF the most
painful kind had doctorVd for a
long time without relief and had
reached the stage where morphine or
cocaine did not lessen the pain.
went 10 Tor retry and got relief from
the first treatment. and at the end q
the tenth treatment was entirely re-
lieved of pain. I regard my care as
remarkable. as the doctors could give
me no relief and ms legs below the
knees were sweicd out Of shape. I
had 20 be lifted like q child and could
not move limb Ms cute has been
complete and permanent. and have
suffered none since hcinE cured.
would advise anyone suffering frem
rheumatism not to hesitate about going
To Dr. Petry. as my cure has con-
WINGED m~ that 900 ease is too bad % bee
relieved ard cured los his treatment
e. b. STOOkER.
N-fsHlf. corner Of Harry and I.flusrl4