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Main st. 10l-2t
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! FOR RENT-A house, s12 S lawrence %
per month. Inquire 5li West Central.
/ 9s-5N
FOR RENT-Nine- room house. with gas
and water. Call at Henry Bolte FuTni-
ture Co. 9t-u
! FOR RENT-A three-room furnished
mouse, close IN. CaA at 40 D W atef
st. 1oI-u
| FOR RENT-Five-roonn house, ZS4 South
ater, good condltion, slZ-oe j. r
Nheeier' phone 90. Hl-AtA
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1916 s: Lawrence. H. ]. Winders, City
Laundry WI-suh--lA
FOR RENT-six-room house. 1921 Jack
son. j. T. t'arrow, S02 Waco 9'-1
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FOR RENT-Cottase OF rooms ciosets
shade trees; good stable Apply on
premises, bVI CanpoelI avenue.
NI-lA
FOR RENT-seven-room house, close in,
$l5. Cali 6V9 T. Central avenue;
loV-ZtA
FOR RENT-Four-room house. win
STOCK
FENCED Cali at 90 ;. Ida, lol-5t&
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FOR RENT-The line Broom STORY
mouse -, modern except furnace. gooo
barn, f02 ,. Topeka Anchor trust GO:
5l-trl-su-we-u
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FOR RENT
S56 @ r. Ninth rooms, $s. -
loI-5t DEAN GORDON.
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tOR RENI-Z5l0 Jewett avenue. house,
rooms, west of packing house. Waiter
Morris, l26 y. Main. 101-1t
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FOR RENT-Six-room house, bath. good
cellar, very close in. SIS per month.
f. j. Arnold, over 203 y. Main street,
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rooms, roo SIN modern, aG1' .. 8 s shirk. s5-tf
FOR RENT-73G " Lawrence. rooms,
modern, $16. 104 +. Thirteenth. S lots.
rooms, with new roof, so. Fred w.
Israel, 125 n. Market. 1Ol-lt
FOR RENT-A fine. modern Groom cot
tage in the north part. Hartford West
ern Land Co, lis Z. First st. 10l-2t
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tage. Inquire at I'LL North Market
101-ltX
FOR RENT
630 South Nilwood, rooms, $500
I530 n Emporia, rooms, $500.
925 n Wichita > rooms cellar, $500.
81 \. Wichita, rooms $500.
500 f. Central rooms. $500
72O Pattie. rooms. 500
iii N Main, s rooms. modern. 5000.
1924 Lewelln, s rooms. barn. $3.50
1898 y. Central, rooms cellar, Sl2W.
400 fremont 3 rooms. new. $1259
S54 \. Emporia, : rooms, modern, 5000
$50 St Francis 6 rooms, modern. $2050
l4lI Division St, rooms, $12.o0
IV5o \ water, rooms, modern, $ZoU0
20 \. Wichita. rooms haf BLOCK,
Sd2.VV ~
9e' y. Mead, rooms, new, $1,000
le1-1t 1i3 n. Main ST.
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FOR RENT-FiVe-rOOm cottage, third
Apply law once RKfard t. Blru, tnlTu
III
FOR RENT-4a South Emporia, new.
Groom cottage; new 5-room cottage, /
Henry, over Golden Eagle. 1O1-1tx
FOX RENI-By Geo. h. Campbell, 203 !
y Main.
III y. Main. rooms, barn. 5000
l54 New York. rooms, $500. 101-3t
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S EmpoIia, $500
5-room cottage, St Francis, $1,000.
New Groom cottage, 9Th block north, I
Modern Groom residence, 10 blocks /
Fnorth, S2oH.
Groom residence. fine condition. barn, |
carriage house, FaiFmeunt. $500.
New location Market and Firsst.
101-1t
FOR RENT-Modern. S-rOom house. with /
barn and - feet of ground fruit and /
&, Brown attornevs over 121 s Main
street. 99-fri-sIl-we-tf
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FOR RENT-Fine new Groom cottage.
Son aveniIe. block of new car line and |
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Wnrldsr Eair

Parties visiting ST Louis during the
Worlds Fair can secure pleasant, desir-
able rooms with all modern conveniences
with private family Best neghborhood
in the city, within two blocks Of two
car lines running direct to Worlds Fair
grounds. Breakfast served if required.
Address, ". r. Wright, 1918 Cora avenue,
ST. Louis Mo. 95-su-7tx
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POULTRY.

sale: Thoroughbred
Brown Leghorn eggs. for Matching. lsl.
s. Main lel-6sxl
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FOR SALE-The undersigned have for
sale the northeast quarter OF section
thirteen u3}. township tvren1y-seveu -
range one (iA. east in Sedgpick COUNTY .
Kan This land lies enc clile east s1i
cue-ha9f mile south of FasTnoun- Csi-
leEe. four niles east and one uai}e north
OF the corner q Main street nd D-.ifx-
Las avenue. IN the cts OF Wicnit e. k-su
Has q house and barn and zorsf- hsif Z
Il is III cultivation Buyers may con-
rauuieate Nith either q TIRE or-Ier-
signed. < l.. hirbsu Kos Harris.
1el-ssga-s-
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FOh SALE-By tho owner. 81 :. Topeka
ROOMS. g. feet fronl cellar. cIstern
shade harm sc = barGain = taken
p this nonth- 4 r HcNees- 6-tf
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HOUSES EoR SALE


FOR SALE-By owner, new 5-room cot
rage, east front. 20 feet. s. Emporia.
near Lincoln SchooA car line and
church. Also new i-roora cottage, 5.
Topeka. near school, church and car
line. VIII make special price If sold
soon. as / need the money. ]. L.
Lightner. l2G Biting avenue.
Nl-ltx
FOR SALE-Win trade for two good.
young teams. nice cottage, well located.
close to car line Address III F. care
Eagle. al -l.s.-,sx
FOR SALE-on payments. houses in diff
fereat parts OF city. Prices. SO TO
$500 Walter Morris. lsS n. Main.
leI-1t
FOR SALE-By owner, 7-room house.
bath. modern except heat. 62i2 feet. els
tern. cellar. new barn lSx26. i02i St.
Francis. lol-Sr-we-SIx
FOR SALE-Four-roem new cottage. .
closets. and pantry. good barn, maple
shade. cement walk, - feet east front,
located IA blocks south OF Douglas
Price for Monday, S.lo. J. W. Glen
denim & Co.. 1e7 5. Topeka avenue.
FOR sALE-I2i2 S. Topeka. new s-room
cottage, bath, pantry; : closets, - fset
the cheapest and best home in the
city for s.. $50
New i-roonl cottage. barn. 80 feet east
front. shade, cement walks. south OF
Lincoln. on Water. S.oS0-
l3S5 : Market. 1-room house. barn, 40
feet. east front. shade. corner, A.-So-
Eight-rocm cottage, barn. 80 feet east
front. corner. fruit ana shade. south OF
Lincoln, on Water. S,ieo- SEQ cash,
balance = Per cent.
GEO. c. HENRY. over Golden Eagle.
l0l-ltx
= a 7 = ~ufn
cottage. rooms. pantry closets. well.
barn, city water. fruit, shade, east
front; price. sIl50. New cottage in sth
block on Pattie, ; rooms pantry, cellar.
80 feet, a snap at $l.Soo; along new car
line. 3-rOom house. on James street, -
feet. price. $500. Ten vacant lots on
Brooks street. Blacks addition: snap
at SO apiece; lots on College Hill. on
across street from new house that cost
S2,5oJ 10 build. 500 per lot IL sold soon
We have vacant property all over the
city at prices that viii suit you, We
also have stocks OF goods of all kinds
and descriptions. for sale or trade
For the above. call on Woltz, Osburn *
Craven. 229 East Douglas. lol-ltx
FOR sALE-Four-room house. good eel
Lar, lots, corner Lulu and Gilbert.
l00-1stx
FOR SALE
$40 N McSiey, rents 81 $SoO.
il4-il6 \. Moslev- rents 81; H.1oc-
SIS s. Washington; rents s.: $3.50.
S57 Z. Murdock; rents s.: $50.
IS7-sun-tf DEAN GORDON.
FOR SALE-The following described prop
erty:
No. 224 Indiana avenue. broom cottage
and barn. cement complete.
No. ?40 Indiana avenue. strictly modern
6-roOm cottage.
No. 247 Indiana avenue. 6-room cottage,
modern
Also 3iS Cleveland avenue S-room house
and barn. plenty of shade, cement COM
plete.
This property is offered for sale at a
good investment. as well as a good home.
Please caIl at my Office. rooms and ..
Fletcher block I. T COX.
s9-3t
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PATENTS.

". STUART BROW N-Patent Attorney
Registered. 5I6 West Douglas. Wichita.
Kan &-4Stx
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-13

To EXCHANGED acres Harper county
land, Ile acres in wheat and 80 acres
Lax county. Michigan. value S5esa
mostsaSe N.5oo Want drugs. general
merchandise or good residence Give
price and particulars OF what you oTeT
Box IS. Blu6 Ciyy Kan s5-Sl-etx
TO EXCHANGE-A good surrey for a
horse. Enquire $50 North Lawrence
Si-tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

My Dear Santa Claus.--Plcaset bring
mc big doll, a go-cart,.nndy a sled,
WINsTON GENTRY,
1000 L,aSI Hrnnd Street ~ ~ --.-L-l
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MINNIE GILL,
700 North Twenty,first ST., Richmond,
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BUY NOW

be selected from big stock You have here wide range OF
handsome Desks Restful Rockers Comfortable Easy Chairs and
Chairs China Combination Bookcases all ceg
design finish offered at prices that attractive as the
clcancss only i'll the price
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hard and am an tile roll Of honor. Your
little friend &.5f CARTER CURTIS,
.,1Z, Soufh Pine street fs5tl .fttf ~ Il

Richmond Nu.$
Deals Santa e Clulis,--I want q doll,
twenty i've inches tall Id, BE sure 10 ask
Mrs. Santa to dress It for me. MY
mother IS too busy TO dress dolls,
want n bureau, toilets SGT, washstand iinu
] would like "; sled above all hlllss.
go 10 school, and have the sweetest bcsl
teachers in Richmond. a j nm always OH
the roll Of honor. :, !, ,,,,,e, /.
"a South I'inegstrect.
Richmond, Ma
Dear Santa. am Il little girl ten years
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cycle, writing desk, kid gloves knife
watcl, and chain, some candies and y lot
or good things to eat,

Of good things to eat,
CiOod-byc,
HAROLD b. NYAl.lNElI
Drcwry's Bluff, Va.
+, S.-Bc sure ITO bring me aolnc pop
crackers.
Dcar Santa Cla,ls,--Plensc bring me q
necklace for my kitty. u little rocking
chair, q rag baby that won't break ;'llu
Il little rattlcr so ! Gun bite on IT, ucNll
in Il band box ana n few toys SOL can
play with them whcnsl am on the floor,
You will find my stocking hanging W
down stairs IN lie dining room. yl'ut
some. things In my stocking. Good bye,
Santa! From your good little gill,
LIZZIE CilIl.{G
Dear Old SANTA Claus, y am !; rat little
gir and want you To bring me y adoll
baby and carriage and n little bel aud
n little lamp and n devil in tie band
box and a horn and some nop era ckci's
and a stocking fun Of good things. From
Your little fat girl.
HELEN GILL,
ZOO North Twcnty-first ST., Richmond
i Dear old Santa Claus, --Plcase bring me
u doh baby and carriage and a baby bed
and Il lamp, u little set Of castors q
! little tea set ana a til horn and some
| fireworks and II whole lot Of good things.
| am going to be IL nice little girl, and
! ] am going To stop sucking my thuini
! From Your little girl
MINNIE GILL,
| 700 North Twenty-first ST., Richmond,
Richmond, Va.
| Dear Old Santa Claus-1 want you TO-
| bring me sleigh with POUND iron rum
Eers a football. and engine and train,
II hook nnu ladder, and 4, Christmas tree,
| with candy and lots Of nice things on II,
/ j, LEWIS CAJtAYATl 81
| Ny Dear Santa Claus--Pleasei bring
| me q big doll, a go-cart,:hnd q sled,
| WINSTON GENTRY,
5000 East Broad street
Richmond, Va.
! My Dear Santa Claus,-l want large
/ doll nicely dressed: tea-set, doll-
| carriage a bureau, II wushstand, and
| toiie,-set FOR my doll, and anything alSs
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Dear santa Clnlls.--,As tliis Is my first,
letter, To you, want you TO brlnS me
lots uf toys. | would like q sled, ana
vcloripcde. horse and wagon, born dlltin,
and happy llpolignl J, !, -, !, ,,,,,,,, tx
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Dear5Oll santa,9l AN il little girl three
wears old. and please bring me Il stove
and tea set. y doll, baby and cradle II
book and some ,andyNand nuts.
] am your little friend
HELEN HOLMES,
boswell, Va.
Dear Santa caai,s,-l!.. am !, little boy
Fiy years Cf.' ard y want an engine, u
lair Of rubber boots. Il fiddle and sorflc.
candy and nuts
Your little friend,
I.OEDz IIOI.NIk,S.
boswell, Va.
Dear Santa t'laus,--I want doll with.
natural hair and real cyelashcs and Il pair
of rubber boots and q set of Elsie books.
Thanking YOU in advance.
Your loving friend,
VIOLET SliNlON.
Richmond, Va.
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old. PLEASE bring lllf, q new viz FOR
my big don. and a little one dressed
in long clothes, macklntosh, , Ga,1ay s!'lu
nuts, ELLA MONKS,
81 3 Pine Pine 81,
Dear Santa Clnlls-1As tllis is. my first
letter TO you, want Snil 70 DTins N M
od5 'SyT horse n W%, Mag l,sh or d
and happy loolignn. =, q, !, !, !. ,,,,,,, *
00s H.. Marshall ST.
Dear OLD Santa Claus Please bring me
Il nice large blackboard and u big doll baby
and q lnrge carriage nnuS'l tin horn ana
some fireworks and u stocking full OF
good things am going to% pc y good
little girl all the time. Goodbye: FROM
your little sirl,
i roo acknowledgements ST., Richmond Il.
Dear santa Clnus,-Plcnsc bring me n
nice book, new dress. pair ofsnew3 shoes.
new Int and cloak, nice game, J Woul'l
like a fur and huff; also ~ pref ~ rillg,
n pretty Christmas tree, and u rev re- re-.
works Don't forget /, horn. am stu
living With grandma. will 81. 10 bei
early Christmas Iyn night Gool-byn
From your little,grl
lsl.AIA 4, MGR PIT l'-
tDcur.snnta Claus,--I am y big boy, five
years old and umeas good as q boy can
he. Please hrllg me Il hook and ladder,
candy ana nuts, bantn'is, y lNtlce play
ciiHiDn, cap pistol and some g ms, some
Roman candles, tOruedoes, devil ch'tsfrs,
Din wheels, m orange ana i've SKY
rockets and engine and will DE y happy
poy. n 3 Your littl#ebny, Ivy 4
RCORNETI4IlIS IL El.DRlDtilS
~, Ilry,n Strpc1.B }iChnlOnu, 81
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, North Twcnty-secOnl

4EE Richmond, Va.
Dear SAMMY Saws. Pcnse bring me y
sl-an-na so ] can pay and sing teasins,
two. three, nine doll babies. some poppy
corn. 5rnnny, and two ducks for Inc ~
ride, Your little girl, ,,,,,,,,,.,,
la south jefferson Street.
Dear Santa clause.-l nm q little boy
eight years old; please bring me a iri-
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Dear Old sanla.--I will write 70. YOU
g1his wear. M Il will be my first letter to
You. Az T lid not write any last year,
as was too little. Please bring nc !.
rrttler, Il. kitty II dog, and everything
YOU bring must b. made Of iron to stand
me. and bring all of my nllnis.anu /, ny
,:lundtnns and grandpa everything they
want Your little. boy,
Az. LEO N4ARD Il. DAVIS.
- North 1,wenty-seconQ Street.
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HAROLD Is. SNYAl,lNElt
Drewry's Bluff, Va
r, SIZE sure ITO bring me some pop
L., Z 4 b { r
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Richmond, Va .
doll NIGEL, dressed. a lea-set, a doll
carriage a bureau, II wushstand, and
toiiet-set FOR my doll, End anything else
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Dear Santa Claus, Please bring me, !;
sdoll. "a Xmas tree. and any toys Noi
have Mo spare. You must be sur w ?.
con,c. as I will so tpabed very #ea !. y. =
yon Will have plenty Of time 70 In my
things. Your little girl. 7,
~. .fg.i RTItUDE DAVIS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-15
BLACK RUST.
Is Reported in Wheat Region of
Canadian Northwest.
This Section Was Hitherto Be-
lieved to Be Unaffected.
CAUSES NERVOUSNESS.
Strong Undertonc Manifested in
All the Cereals.
Rise in Corn Followed by an Ad-
vance In Hogs.
CAUSES NERVOUSNESS.

Chicago, Aug. 5.-WHEAT-News of
crop Ian in the Canadian northwest,
atively unaffected by black rust, caused
nervous opening in wheat with a strong
er to A@sso higher. at siO01aaI0i, and
eventually sent prices higher. The fact
of Saturday. but came higher, also helped
the tendency toward strength. Timid
shorts, rushed, to cover, Some of satur-
Der stiffened to s101 under the demand,
with offerings comparatively light: Min
ceipts of 334 cars, against 269 cars a year
ago.
September after advancing by. rapid
strides to S1o2H, closed strong, at s1027s@
1.02%, &c over Saturdays final figures.
,, C0RN,sentiment in the corn pit was
weather on one hand and higher cables
and. the wheat tone on the. other. Sep
start, early trades being made at 53@531zc
The market assumed a more confident
firm at the higher figure of the opening
September closed at 5415c, a net advance
OATsOats were unchanged, with Sep
t teI offered in moderate quantities at
September to SAC, but trade was rather
PRovIsIoNs-A stronger hog market
from Outside shorts and local brokers'
me in 1o sEsst T Rgh tr al ST. %Fk ar
sc higher, at $6.S21a, and ribs unchanged,
at $45
WHEAT-Cash: No. 2 red. s103d1.o5
No. red, 9Sc9$1.08; No hard, 99cd$1. o3:
No. hard, 95cd$1. 90; No. 1 northern, $1.10
Oils; No. 2 northern. $1.05QI10; No.
COMING. 2, 541zG54Ac; No. 3. 54d541sc.
OATS-No. 2, 311a@32c; No. 8, 31G3115c.
RYE-Aug., 6915c; Sept, zoe: Dec, &c.
FLAX-Cash: NV, 81. %; S.W., $1.1512;
Aug, $1.l514; Sept, $1.151a.
TIMOTHY--Aug., $2:9 Sept, $S.o5.
CLOyER-Aug;, 81. 5ogn.76.
BARLEY-Cash: 37Q53c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-15
WILSON UNDER ARREST.
Santa Fe Strike Leader Now Out ON
$500 Bond.

Wellington, Kan. Aug. 15.-Thomas l..
wilson, one of the leaders in charge of
the International Association of Machin-
lists strike on the Santa Fe, was placed
under arrest here Saturday He is out on
$500 bond and his hearing comes up to-
day at 1:30 o'clock.
Wilson was arrested on a state warrant
charging him with disturbing the peace
Wilson arrived in Wellington Saturday
morning and while walking up the street
in company with George Hart, a local
striking machinist, met Thomas Reil a
non-union machinist employed at the San
ia Fe shops, and abused him, threatening
him with bodily harm
Rel swore to complaint before the
county attorney, and Wilson, who had
left for Newton, was arrested at MuIvan@
and brought back to Wellington and put
in Jail.
Eight million dollars is the amount
put up to break organized labor on the
Santa Fe railroad" Thus read a number
of posters all over the business portion
Of Wellington Saturday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-15
TO ABANDON sToCKADE.
Rumor That the Santa Fe Will Quit
Housekeeping.

San Bernardino, Aug. 15.-For sew
eral days there has been a persistent
/, rumor af1oat that the Santa Fe COM
pany intended to abandon It's STOCK
ade and system of guards August Is.
This has been traced down and found
to be only partially true as the COM
pany will make the move only on GER
tain conditions. The principal of these
conditions is, according to a well
known official of the company, that
the city afford protection to the nom
union men who will be forced to seek
shelter and board elsewhere than with
in the stockade.
A month ago the company posted
notices about the shops announcing it's
intention of closing the boarding tent
would be necessary for the men to seek
quarters out in the city.
The same official, when his attention
was called to the notice, said that a
number of the men had gone out into
the city and secured quarters but they
had been SO annoyed by strikers that
they were forced to return to the shops
for self preservation. The official was
very bitter in his denunciation of the
alleged vicious methods of dealing
with light punishment.
A few weeks ago the merchants
association sent word to the strikers
to come out and they would guaran-
tee protection. However if any of
them came out they did not remain
long. But whether their return was
caused by the grub furnished within
the stockade or from annoyance, is
hard to decide for a certainty
Marshal Shay has stated that all
men look alike to him if thew break
the laws but the Santa Fe officials say
that the assaults on the non-union
men are made in unfrequented places
under cover of darkness and their
Identity is hard to establish.
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New York Sroclks.

Wall ST., New York, Aug. 15.-STOCKS-
In the stock market today first prices
active demand. The Pacifcs were the
features. Southern Pacific was carried up
in 1000 to 5000 share blocks and 4.oob
shares of Union Pacific sold at the open
ing at $50 and $50 compared With fr sS7s On s1
to a point in Atchison. Louisville, Balti-
more and Ohio, St: LOUIS and / San Fran
red, United States Steel preferred, Lead,
Republic Steel preferred and Metropolitan
Large profit takings were evident in the
active market of the first hour, especially
worked through to higher prices. A sharp
drop to fra ction below last week In the
Metropolitan fractions resulted IN r fa1-
lowing. duller trading; St Paul, LIMOS
Central, Louisville and Nashville and Del
over last week, St Louis Southwestern
preferred 15s points and Northwestern
inent stocks made l to ~ point gains
Prices recovered to the best by IL o CLOCK
when UnionPacific; Missouri PACING ana
AtchiSon rose point.
The second upward movement. carried
higher than before, Pennsylvania. New
ing a point or more. Illinois Central was
carried up 21z points on light Transactions.
gains in United States Steel preferred,
Amalgamated Copper. and Southern Pa
cif1c. Smelling preferred lost Is point.
The market then turned strong again,
St Paul rising above Isl. Louisville and
Nashville gained III points.
Bonds were steady at noon.
Pennsylvania took the. lead in the up
ward movement. Its rise of 19s points
carried the subsidiary stocks the Fries
and Reading a point or more over last
night Hooking Valley rose ga points,
Wheeling and Lake Erie second preferred
21k points, St. Paul 2 points, Louisville and
Nashville "a points and a number CT
others a point.
Two and half point gains in Lacl1a-
wanna and Central of Georgia rounded
out the movement in the coalerS; prices
sagged off again on realizing the reaction
a half or three-Quarters in the
active list. United States Steel preferred
Welded to below last week with some eff
feet in cooling sentiment for the advance.
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St. Louis Livestock Market.

St. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 15.-CATTLE-Reo
ceipts TO-DAY, 5000 head. including 3.OOo
Beef steers, s.. 10d5.65; stockers and feed
ers, So. 00Q400; cows and heifers, $2.25Q4.G0;
Texas steers, g. 75Q4.O0; Texas cows and
heifers, $1.5OG275
HOGSEReceipts today, 1000 head. Mar
ket 10Q15c higher. Pigs and lights, 5000
$50; packers. S. 1Od5.3O; butchers and
best heavy, IS. 25Q5. As.
SHEEP-Receipts today, 1000 head
81. OOQs %; Texans, $3.4oQ3.70.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
Standard Oil Makes Third Division of
Profits This Year.

New York, Aug. 15.-The Standard
Oil company has declared a dividend
of IS a share. This is the third dfvi-
dend this year and is the same divi-
dend declared for the corresponding
time last year. The three DIVIDENDS
of this year aggregate 28 per cent
compared with 80 per cent of the
firms third dividend last year.
The Parrot Silver G. Copper COM
pany has declared a dividend OF 60
cents a share, payable September 10
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KANSAS Cttx Produce Market.

Kansas City, Aug. 15.-Close-WHEAT-
were steady C. higher. Sept, SS%c; Dec.
S Ssl May 92Ac Cash ASH; No; 2 hard,
S0dS7c; No. 2 red, SIC; No. 3 red. 93Q95c;
No. red, S5d91c.
CORN-Market firm. Sept. 491sc; Dec.
451s04514c; May, 4S1sc. Cash: No. mix
ed, 491zQ501zc; No. mixed, 39A450c.
OATS-Marlxet steady. No. 2 white, $40
CSC; No. white, 33Q34c.
RYE+7oc.
HAY-Choice timothy, $3.50; choice prai-
rie $6.50@675.
MISUNDERSTANDING. 1s1kQ151kc; dairy.
EGGsFresh, TIC
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Fair Pays Another $4,000

st. Louis, Aug. ia check for 400
600 was today forwarded to the United
States treasury by the Louisiana. PR
chase Exposition company, as the third
monthly payments on the loan of "a
10000 advanced to the Worlds fair nv
the federal government. Total amount
refunded to date 81, 90S, 149.