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MARKETS TODAY.
Sentiment in the Wheat Pit
Rather Bearish.
Corn Was Firm and May Opened
Unchanged.
LIVE STOCK TRADE.
Cattle Are SloW-NativeH Bring
$3.50 to $3.50
Hogs Firm-Bulk of Sales 81. go
to 81.
I'VE STOCK TRADE.

Chicago, jan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in the wheat pit today was rather bear
ish, but absence of any considerable
amount of profit taking by large holders
prevented any general selling. As a re-
suit prices showed very little change from
yesterdays closing quotations. At the
opening May was unchanged to 1sQAc
lower at $116 to $1.161sG5z- After selling
at $1.157ss the price advanced to S1.161z-
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of 4OS cars, against S57 cars a
year ago.
Later prices slumped severely and the
market closed weak with May down 171Q
15sc at $1.145s.
CORN-Corin was firm May opened
unchanged to &c higher at 45c to 451sc,
and held around 45Q1sc
May. closed with loss of 1sGazc at
44A0Hc.
OATSMay oats opened unchanged to a
shade higher at 311zc to 811zq3scs and held
around 31A@2sc-
VISIONS-Provisions were a trife
easier. May pork was off 21z45c at
S1262l5. Lard was unchanged at Sc. IS.
Ribs were off a shade at $6.671z.
WHEAT-No. 2 red, $1.19; No. 8 red,
$1.1S@1.17; No. 2 hard, $1.14G117; No. 8
hard, $1.O5@L13; No. l northern, $1.19Q1. 20;
No: northern, $.14G1.16; No spring,
CoRN-No. 2 4saAc; No. 3. 4a4asc.
RYE-Jan., 75c; May, 79c
FLAX-Cash: n. w, S1.211z; S.W., $1.15.
Jan, $1.15; May, s1.21
TIMoTaY..Jan., $3.50; Feb, s2.s5; Mch..
go; April, $3.50.
CLOVER-January s1275.
BARLEY-Cash, 38Q50c.
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Basket BAH Tournament.

A basket ball tournament will be
held at the Auditorium Saturday night
between the girls basket ball team Of
the high school and the girls team of
the Lincoln, Nebraska, school, and be-
tween the boys of the high school and
the boys of Lincoln school. Music will
be furnished by the girls chorus and
the boys glee club of the high school
and the high school orchestra. A fea-
ture of the evenings entertainment
will be the burlesque animal show con-
sisting of ten grotesque animals. The
receipts of the entertainment will be
gymnasium in the manual training
high school.
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positories.
200. BY Morgan-To assess pipe lines.
291. By Brady-To provide for the con-
troll of public utilities in second class
cities.
292. By Peter-To make an appropria-
ton for the Kansas Agricultural college.
z93: By Hussey-To provide for the reg
ulatiOn of surety companies.
2S4. By Hussey-To provide a penalty
of $500 for insurance agents doing IN
authorized business, payable to the state;
and in addition fine Of from $50 to $500,
or Imprisonment in the county jail for not
longer than six months.
29o. By Steckel-To redistrict the state
into eight congressional districts.
296. BY Potts-To protect birds.
297. BY Potts-To fix the pay of the
sheriff of Morris county.
293- By Potts-To vacate a part of
Council Grove.
2ss. BY Banks-To fix the term of court
in the Fortieth district.
300. BY Banks-To vacate a part of
Deering
So1. BY Lander-To provide for the
transportation of the National Guard.
302 BY Humphrey-To protect canals.
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ated stock. Baltimore & Ohio, which lost
a small fraction. Reading was carried up
points in the first few minutes of trad
thousand shares of Ontario & Western
sold at 443zQ445s, compared with 44A last
night Northw estern and Kansas City
southern rose a point.
AIisgivings over the feverish movements
in Reading. which advanced 81 to S0Sk,
undermined the feeling OF confidence at
the opening and the market reacted.
Some Of the favorites were depressed n
or more below last night, and Amalga-
mated Copper, which had risen to %, fell
on to rs. The subsequent erratice ductu-
atoms Of Reading which covered a range
of 29s, disturbed sentiment and the mar
lzet made but little headway upward when
support appeared. Ontario & Western
made a ripd rise to 455s, before IL O'Clock,
Reading End pfd., Kansas City Southern
pfd., Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic pfd-
and Steel Foundries pfd. rose 1 to 2
A rise of a point in Erie arrested the
decline for time. Reading rallied 1A.
There were gains of a point in Erie End
pfd., American Express, Pacific Mail and
Steel F'oundries, in Pere Marquette and
"a in Federal Mining. The selling on the
Baltimore & Ohio, the Chicago Terminal
stocks, Republic Steel pfd., Pressed Steel
ket was dull and steady at noon.
Bonds were very firm at noon.
Reading continued to huctuate between
S. and 50. Stocks generally displayed a
the Eries having a strengthening erect.
Erie touched z11k. while the LIST pfd. rose
1ss. Northwestern also moved up IA. and
Steel Foundries 2, and the pfd- 3.
Railroad stocks showed more strength.
especially St. Paul and New York Gem
tral, which were lifted a point Pere
Marquette pfd. sold points higher and
Pullman a similar amount lower. The
coal stocks were quiet and responsive to
the Reading fluctuations. which were
narrow during the last hour. Kansas City
Southern pfd. advanced M
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Refused to Hear a Socialist.

Emporia, Kan, Jan. 19.-Some peo-
pie who went to the school house in
District 113, nine miles west of EN-
poria, to hear a sermon, were so in
cenSed when the preacher announced
that his text was Down with Rookie
feller'' and that his sermon would be
a treatise on Socialism, that they
hustled the speaker out of doors with
a warning not to return. The district
is made up of Socialists and "Out-
siders.'' The Socialists hired the
preacher" and announced that he
would hold church service.
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MORE HOUSE CoNfNnTTEEs.
Speaker Stubbs Adds Five to His Lis


Speaker Stubbs Adds Five to His List
Today.
The following list of new committees
was appointed today by Speaker
Stubs:
Roads and highways = Brown of
Brown, Trigg, Beeson, Thompson,
Pawling. Osweiler, Peter, Myers, Hussey,
Farris, Hall, Hamme, Husey, Matthews.
Militia-Wyckoff. Husey, Jeffries,
Lupfer, White, Fraser, Sourbeer.
acturing-Sourbeer Robinette,
Skinner, Stober, Leland, Lander, Orr,
Rhodes.
NIileage-Potts, Stone, Brady, Arch
er, Ransom, Wyckoff, Peter.
Assessment and taxation-HaIl
Barnes, Brierley, Hussey, Roush, Has
kins.
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Chicago, Jan. 1s.-CATTLE-Receip IT,
600; market steady to slow. Good to prime
steers, S.. 750I6. 25; poor to medium, 50. $50
$50; stockers and feeders, 2.25G4 IS; cows
81 25@4.5O; heifers, $2.O0@5. 25; Gamers, 81 q
a. IS: bulls, $2.1G@410; calves, $S.0007.00.
HOGS-Receipts today, 5000; tomorrow,
$4,000; market steady. Mixed and butch
ers' $44oa4.6 good to choice heavy. g. 6
450: bulk Of sales, 81. 45d4. 60.
SHEEP-Receipts, 10000; sheep and
lambs steady. Good to choice wethers,
81 055I5 60: fair to choice mixed, 81 00d5. 90;
western sheep, "a. 35Q5 go; native lambs,
s.. 7507.75; western lambs, $5.75q775.
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Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 19.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 1000; market slow to steady.
Native steers, $S.5oQ555; southern steers,
cows and heifers, 81 75Q3. 50; stocl1ers and
feeders, s.. 00Q4. 25; bulls. $2.25q4 00i calves,
s.. 0Od6. so; western fed steers, S. 50d5. Is;
western fed COWS, $2.00d35 so.
HOGS-Receipts, Ii, 900; market strong.
Bulk of sales, 1904. 80; heavy, $475G4. IS;
packers, $4.65q4.S0; pigs and light, $4,000
40.
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000; market steady
range wethers, $5.5Oq6.6O; fed ewes, $4,000
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Lille Caldwell. a negro. charged with
robbing A E. Bigley of so last summer.
was tried before the district court on
Wednesday. The jury was out three
hours, and brought in a verdict of not
guilty. The defendant was accused of
taking Bigley's poclzetbook while he was
talking to her.
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CAPTAIN IN IRONS.
Charged With Attempting to Murder
the Mate.

Plymouth. England, Jan. 19.-The
British ship lamar. from Hamburg
for Seattle, put into this port today
with her commander, Captain Crit
fiths, in irons Later he was taken
into custody by the police on the
charge of having attempted to muir
der the mate and a sailor who was at
the wheel by shooting at them with a
revolver. The captain was taken be-
fore a magistrate and was remanded-
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Silver BuIIion stolen.

Ell Paso, Tex, Jan. ia box car
containing a quantity of silver bullion
belonging to the smelter here, was
broken into during the night and a
number of bullion bars carried away
The smeIter officials decline to give
the value of the bullion stolen. The
bullion was enrOute to New York
from the Ell Paso sme1ter and was
sealed by the customs officers here.
1t was silver and lead and very val
liable.
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nansas Citx Produce Nfarket.

Kansas City, No, JAN 19.-WHEAT-
No2 hard, s. O53al 81 No 8s g OS9l Os; No.
CORN-Weak May, 42ssq1z; July, 42ss6
&c Cash: No. 2 mixed. 42Ad1zc; No. 3,
42lk61@c; No. 2 white, 43c; No. 3, 421zc.
OATS-Steady- No. white, 31AQ32c;
No 2 mixed, 31c.
RYE@Steady, 72df3c-
HAY-Choice timothy, S9.5OQ1O-OO; do.
? B 81 Fl 24@2sc; dairy 19c.
EGGS-2411c
Receipts Of wheat, IS cars.
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CHICAGO Produce Market.

Chicago, Jan. ER..Steady.
Creameries, 1880; diaries, 1S1s924c.
FGGS-Easy; at market, cases included,
CHEESE-F'irn; daisies, 111zd12c; twins,
11015c: Young Americas, 112zG12c.
1--WE POULTRY-Steady; turkeys, 13c;
chickens, 111kc; springs, 1O19c-
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St. louis Livestock Market.

St Louis, No, Jan. 1e.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 500 including 800 Texans; market
steady. Beef steers, s.. 25d5. 30; stockers
and feeders, s2.0OQ3.60: cows and heifers,
81. 25d4. 60; Texas steers, $2.50Q4 To- cows
and heifers, 81. 00Q3.50.
HoGs-Receiptss 2 900; market steady;
40; butchers and best heavy, $4.6594. rs,
SHEEP-Receipts 1000; market steady.
Natives. $450d5.50; lambs, s5.25Q7.50; Tex
ans s. O0G5.O0.
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Chicago grain RECEIPTS: Wheat, y

s,ra il,s5' q corn. IA cars graded L Oats,
Northwest grain receipts. today: Mime
anoIis- IA cars: Duluth, q cars. A year
ago: Minneapolis, 392 cars; Duluth, so
cars. 49, =
Liverpool opening cables: Wneap IN
changed; corn, unchanged.
Liverpool 80 p. m. cables: Wheat 7Sd
higher; corn, I'D higher
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New York, Jan. 19.-SUGAR-Raw firm:
fair refining, &c: centrifugal, 96 test
SIC; molasses sugar, 41kc. Refined firm;
crushed, $5.75; powdered. $615; GRADUATED,
$6.O5.
COFFEE Steady; No Rio. SIC.
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SET BY THE EARS.


CONTINUED from First Page.)
Coal Co. the right to mine coal under
the Missouri river
1872. BY Judiciary Committee-Set-
tlement of case-mades.
333. By Stone-Barber board bill.
334. BY ALBANIAN Prohibiting
Switching.
S35. By Stober-Relating to sale of
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COUNTRY BUTTER-1sa2Oc per ID.
Topeka Hide Market.

IDIVE4aI5 JaII- %
prices paid in Topeka this week, based
on Boston quotations: i
GREEN SALT CURED .................s5 $40
NO. TALLOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Chicago. Jan Is.
7 n" Mnaa Va1
Open Hlgh
Kansas Cifv Grain.

FURNISHED by J. e. Gall, Commissions,
Grains, Provisions. Cotton and Stocks.
Office no West Sixth street. Telephone
486. Correspondent Christie Grain and
Stock Co.. Kansas City, Mol
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New York, Jan. 9-MONEY-Monev on
call steady 1903 per cent; closing bid Q
offered at 215. Time loans easy: 60 days
"a per cent, 80 days 3. six months $685..
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FURNISHED by J. z. Gall, Commissions
Grains, Provisions, Cotton and Stocks.
Office ITO West Sixth street. Telephone
466. Correspondent Christie Grain and
Stock Co., Kansas City, MOI
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Wall St. New York, Jan. 19.-STOCKS-
stocks opened active and higher today ex-
cept for Pennsylvania, which fell % on
the threat OF labor troubles and ITS atLlAl-
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New York Jan. 19.-COTTON-spo
closed quiet. Middling uplands, 1925: do.
Gulf, $3.50. Sales, 466 bales.
Galveston, Tex, Jan. 19.-COTTON-
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List of House Bills.


Following is the full list of yester-
days bills:
219. BY DaIe-To repeal the law
requiring notice to tenants to vacate
property when rent is not paid.
220. By Wykoff-To legalize the
acts of Liberty township, Coffey
III. By Rochester-To amend the
law for civil procedure.
222. By Husey-To make one GER
tihcate of registration in a City suf-
f1cient so long as the voter does not
change his residence.
223. BY Husey-To limit the ex-
penses of the state board of education
to $500 a year.
224. By Husey-To prohibit insur-
ance agents from allowing applicants
a part of their commissions as an in
ducement to take policies.
225. BY Husey-To create the office
of state fire marshal.
226. By the ways and means com
pay interest on state bonds.
227- BY Ferris-To enable the
board of education of Wellington to
convey certain lands to the Cowley
county high school.
22S- By Ferris-To vacate a part
of Conway Springs.
22S- By Ferris-To vacate an ad-
dition of Wellington.
$50. By F'isher-To fix the quail
hcauon of miners.
2S1. BY Pawling-To amend the
law about landlords and tenants
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rr7,,rnisbed by A. NJ. McDermott Commits
sion Co, Stocks Grains, Provisions and
Investment Securities. Room II, Column
bian building.J
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FURNISHED by J. E. Gall, Commissions.
Grains. Provisions, Cotton and Stocks.
Office no West Sixth street. Telephone
4s6. Correspondent Christie Grain and
stock Co., Kansas City, MOI
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Topeka Market.

Topeka, Jan. 10
MIXED AND BUTCHERS ......$42Oa44O
HEAVY ..-....-- .-................. 1904 As
-1->'-- CORN FED CATTLE 100
Furnished by Charles Wolff Packing Col
COWS ...... 81. 00lJ30 90
HEIFERS ...... .................... 25oQ3.25
BULLS 800. ...-.................... 2.00Q2.2s
CAA-E AS ''''.' GRAIN. ''.'''''' 1-0V9S''o
FURNISHED by J: b Billiard. Central
NO. 2 WHEAT $500 .9Sc@$1.00
No. WHEAT 49,. -.----..-.........s5a9 so
No GRADE WHEAT .................s0 aS5o
No OATS ,'...'....................,..4aSSo S
NO SF gAha AND vEGETABLEs;.
Furnished by S. E. Lux successor to W.
o. Anderson & Co, 30 Kansas Ave-
hue4 FRUITS.
ORANGES-Navels, $2.507260 per box
LEMONS-Ca California $2s5Qs.00 per box.
APPLEs-Fancy, S4q[5O per bbi
HONBY-s2.5O per A-Tack case.
MXTAGA GRxPEs1S5. Ooasoo per Dbl
GRAPE FR EsIyl ..teL2 per box.
CALIFORNIA TANGERINEs-s93 per
II box. ,,r,c,,,,,. ,,r-
OVERSEE per crate.
HUBBARD sQUAsH-1 25a1. so per doz
Colorado, 4sd5Oc per bu.
SWEET POTATOES-9OclJS 90 per I'm
ABBAGE-S1 00d1.10 per cwt
TURNIPS-30c per bu.
CARROTS-50c per bu.
CANADA RUTABAGAS-15ko peF Ii
BEETS-50c per doz.
ONIONS-$1. 20d1.25 per bu.
CRANBERRIES-S7 .O06772 per Dbl
CELERY-Jumbo 75c per bunch: Blue
Ribbon, SOC per bunch.
OYSTERS.
NETWORK COUNTS-45c per can
NEW YORK EXTRA SELECTS-35o naP
BULK OYSTERS.
STANDARDS-S1. 40 per gallon.
EXTRA SELECTS7s1.65 per gallon.
FULL CREAM CHEESE
KANSAS 7. A.-14c per ID.
NEW YORK STATE-(White). 1870 mar
BRICK-15c per ID.
IIMBURGER-15c per lb.
BLOCK SWISS-151kc per ID
BUTTER, EGGS. POULTRY
FURNISHED by Cope & Co., 1874 Kansas
Avenue.
POULTRY-Hens, &c h.: springs large
&c h.; turkeys, goblers, 12c ID; hens, Is
" EfGGs-Fresh. 2sc doz.; cold storage. go
doz.
COUNTRY BUTTER-18d20c per Ii.
FURNISHED by D. o. Coe. 11s 2. Sixth st1
PRAIRIE-Loose. per ton 1850. IS. GOA 800
.--.-...--... 5.5O61 $50
ALFALFA--Loose ....-... ....... S5O65 $50
$3.50. ......... 9.5Ol71OOO
STRAW-Per ton .-.-.----.-...... 4.5065 500
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st. Louis, No, Jan. 19.-WOOI=Nom-
inal; territory and western mediums, 21GD
22c; fine medium, 17a1Sc; fine, 16Q17c.
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election before the committee having
charge Of the election, and says that
the party having charge shall provide
its own way of paying the expense.
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Ne,x Committees.

The following new committees were
appointed Wednesday afternoon:
Elections-Adarns, Sedgwick; Dav1-
son, Marion; Pomeroy, Jackson; Beck
man, Cowley; Dali, Wyandotte; Brier-
ley, Cloud; PawIing, Bourbon; Brown,
Brown; Croker, Chase.
Mines and Tnining-Cowan, Cherokee;
Montee, Crawford; Warren, Linn;
Meagher, Leavenworth; Mcbride,
Jewell; Hussey. Usage; Hullett, Bour-
bon; Josserand, Gray-Haskell; Rhodes,
Marshall; Roger, Cove; Rochester
Scott; Sticher, Woodson; Sourbeer, La
Cities of the third cIass-seaver,
Ellsworth; Adair, Chautauqua; Banks,
Montgomery; Boggs. Smith; Eddy,
Mueller. Washington.
Banks and banking-Brandon, But
Ter; Bergman, Clark; Skinner, Lin
coin; Crumley, Thomas; Brown, Sher-
man; Eweu, Barber; Kerns, Logan;
Harrison, Cheyenne; Steckel, Barton.
Enrolled bills-Murphy, Harvey;
Myers, Nenaha; Nelson, Neosho; Trigg,
Anderson; Kirkland, Saline; Kerns,
Logan; Holdren, Montgomery
cock. Wyandotte; Ferris. Sumner;
Fisher, Crawford; Adair, Chautauqua;
ALBANIAN, Atchison; Turner, Butler;
Rochester, Scott.
Federal relations-Leland, Doniphan;
Clark, Rice; Creech, Dickinson; How
erton, Shawnee; Roush, Wabaunsee;
Rhodes. Marshall, Fieser, Kingman.
Engrossed bills-Mueller, Washing
ton: Cones. Mead-Seward: Elstun Elk;
Husey SedgWick: Perdue AtchiSon;
Pringle Usage; Plummer, Jefferson.
rrigation-Kinnfson F'inney; Orr,
Rawlins; Wilson, Decatur: West, Ed
wards; Harrison, Cheyenne; Hamers-
ly, Ness; Lacy, Wallace; McGillivray,
Grant-Stanton; Holden, Montgomery;
Stout, Morton-Stevens; Humphrey,
Hamilton; Richards, Kearny; Jones,
Trego.
Horticulture and -Guyer,
Stafford; Bird, Shawnee; WEIGH, Hodg-
man; Hildreth, Labette; Miley. Sheri-
dan; Beeson. Ford; Jones, Trego.
Fees and sa.laries-Hackney Cowley;
Benson, Franklin; Bergman, Clark;
Clark, Jefferson; Murphy, Harvey;
Fraser, Clay; Ossweiler Sedgwiclk;
Lupfer, Pawnee; Pawling, Bourbon.
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Kansas City, Jan. 10.
Open High Low Close Yes

May Il O51z 1 o51A 1 o4H 1 O4sG 1 O57s
July ss14-7s ss14 1875 SS% ssA-ss
May -. 1924 42z4 42ss-15 42zs-1k 425s-N
July =. 1875 42s4 42ss-1z 429s-15 425s-s4
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laws passed by the last legislature.
That law required the railroad COM
panies to furnish transportation for
the X. n. G. under certain conditions,
and provides certain fines as a penalty
for non observance. The law is not
good because It says the fines shall go
to the state. The Lander bill changes
it, and makes the fines payable to the
state school fund.
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Another BILL which like Fishers. is
endorsed by the state society of labor.
IS one introduced by Stitcher. Of
Woodson. This is for the protection
of workmen on staging and scafold-
ing 1t provides that when a work
man thinks the contractor has NOT
provided suitable scaffolding, he can
call upon the state society of labor
to send a man to investigate.
Charles Lander of Mcpherson in
troduced bill Wednesday for the
purpose of correcting a fatal defect in
one Of the Kansas National Guard
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c. A. Fisher. of Crawford county,
wants a law which prohibits inexperi-
enced miners from working in coal
mines. He has introduced a bill
winch requires every miner to have at
least two years experience before he
is allowed to rank as a fully qualified
miner, able to perform room, entry
and other mining work.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-24
Snr6terIiOer Wettl auf NIT
Dem SOOe. --M -

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idreibt ROlpb 5. Seruouoe3, bon
5ampa, Sto., ieinen ftirhterIiden
g8eltlouT nit benz 1ooe beidreibeno,
giniolse BON 2eberIctoen, uno 6er3,
truutbeit, peIdes MIDI allies ShloIs
uno oaes Jntereiieu i'm Heben be-
raubte. Sd uerIubte es nit etIiden
Aer3ten uuo Tteoi5huem, erhieIt ober
feline Siilfc, bis id enolid anfius
GIectric 9itterS an 9ebrauteu. 60
rpumoerbar mar Die Wirtune, ooB
id in orei So9en ,uie ELM neuer
yienIh fihite, uuo beIrte bin id1 al
Ter meiner @ebrdden turirt. 6orau'
tirt bon ieoem gpptheter; Preis soc.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-24

VIZ fts; na6 eeifp EaDs tpor els
beiUHrusf gfaS nbia, um cine eTb.
iaahawauligrnua mbgIih IA modlen,
ylnboll RlipIgl btsnb va, lrgfc
tDodje nadh aIhlsg, ". T., 400 CT
in Der porigcn Gobunc cine yniteu'
ung alS 2~drtfheBer abcrnommen hat,
~ 6itrnttt alen unitren Qumocn
Sur alnhridt. oaB mir mebr G9na'
rcn aui ben DertauiShidlen Iiegen
babeu nie maudlsr Nmoere in Ieit"
cu sauSen Seihdit. dl' oieie ggaor
en- lueroeu biuig. mciit unter'm 9oitem
preto pcltouit. giebmt oieie SeIe
9eubeit nabr u. maht tie eudI gu
ytuBen. geionoers gilt Dies uou
Sdnittnnareu II. S6ubeu. StoIIcr
K SepperIe. .....- .mga.a.
Durd) Utnujpeg, Wtan., fam
etHe oroBe au3obI Don Euiiiiher
Ofi5iere, Die in 9}ort Nrtbmr &rie9e'
9cinm9ene noreu uno iidl ouf Poro
lie enttoiieu oui Der Seimreiie beTir''
ben. Dtehrere SDbere Sfi5tere
I;eBen Iih bel eiltem Snteroielp oo
hin Gus, bob bic 6bocen Jtoieit
peusti's fir eineu Sie9 iiber Die
iopouii6e 6Iotte niht mebr mie ems
3u .iiini iet. 2luh IteiIen tie IN Nbre'
be, ooB nph genii9euo prupiort in
Der 5eItun9 mar, 6lpet Doder
ldn9eres NusbaIten bdtte Die 9oh8e
SorHiiou uerutd)tet. ~gfs
Sm Ohio ut oieier Gage Elm
9uri6e, mcId)er cine WliiBe I'M
Wertbe Don fiinF3i9 GentS. ItabI, 3u
iitnf Sabren 3udtbuus oerurtbetlt
lporoen, Die er audi, oa er feline
etniIuBretde Sreunoe bat. un5peifeI
bait rpiro obiiBen miiKen. 8ant'
prdIioenten, Die 6mloerttouienoe
ItebIen, eebem entueoer Itroffrei aus,
ooer ober Ite peroen, tpenu Tie
npirtltd btnter ShIoB mlo Rte9el
Wauoern m%iiifcn, Id)on nu6 turSer
3eit ~be9naoi9t. 90 lpoltet in oie'
lem Gonoe bic Satin Suititia, Die
nuaeblih fem auIehen Der YerIou
temnt. Sie ueriteht mur gu pobI,
ourdr Die ibre augen uerbiiacuoe
8tnoe au IbjeIen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-24
3uttt Strcit bercit.

Ueun Der &brper gum &ompf be-
reit lit oucd) Or. Sings Neue sc.
beusptlIen, fam eS an Der 9liitbe
Der Wousen bemerft Weroeu.-Die
Nigeu tlar uuo muuter. Tie trditi.
gen WhusteIn uno geiunpes 6leii6j
Die 5msenoItd)e 6riihe oes Sebirns,
0eriudt iie. Su iraeno etner gpo.
tbete 5u babeu 81 20 Gents.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-24
VOtts fur 9(naebotc.

gtoti5 III biermit se9cbeu, onB Der
llnter3eid1nete 2In9ebpte fiir Slpei mol
AnItreibeu oeS Dohertburms unc
9ebdIters III ietner Sffice cntgegen
uehmen ,piro. 2llIe 2tu9ebote miiiIen
am l. sunni, 1905, um 2 uhr gtod,'
mitta9 mir etm 9ehdnoigt iein. Die
Staot Itelt Die Sorbe. ons Sommit'
tee bcbdlt iid) bus 9orred)t, trsene
ems ooer ollie sIn9ebote ab5mpciieu
Dottrt an Gureta, .. D., oisien 8
Gag inn Mlot, 1905.
Scba u. 9runoa9e,
...tE StGot.4uo itor