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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-03
LYCURGUS ENTERTAINED

A farewell dinner was given at the
Volcano House Sunday evening by
MIR. Demosthenes Lycurgus to his
guests who are to depart during the
week.
q One long table was spread. beauti.
fully decorated with trailing rose
vines. hydrangias and carnations, ut
which all the guests sat down, TWEEN
ty.hve In number.
Mrs. Henry Castle of Honolulu was
the guest Of honor as the one who
had been longest at the house. nifty.
seven days.
The following was the menu: Cream
Of celery soup, caviar sandwiches.
fried mullet and tartar sauce. olives.
celery, roast pig (roasted whole),
French peas. asparagus, alligator
pear and celery salad. omelette souf.
ne. chocolate cake, black coffee.
Toasts were drunk In pure ginger
ale. as follows: To "Our Wives and
Sweethearts." responded TO by w. l..
Howard; to Mrs. Castle. the Guest
Of Honor" by Mr.. Lycurgus; to Our
Guests" (Mrs. VIM. Shipman and Mrs.
G. W. Ashford. by Mr.. Lindsay; to
"Our Host, Mr.. Lycurgus." and to
Mrs. Holland" by Mrs. Castle. 9th.
ers contributed to the entertainment
with stories. conundrums and songs.
DIR. kobayashi OF Honolulu fav0ring
with a Japanese Love Song.
Those present were: Mrs. Henry
Castle, Miss Eleanor Castle, Mrs. VIM.
Shipman. Mrs. G. W. Ashford. Mr.. and
Mra Alloy rraw nr md Mira kpba.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-03
SHIP NEARLY RUNS
ON WAIKIKI REEF
Arthur 'SeWaIl's Narrow
Escape From Going
Aground

The ship Arthur Sewall, which ar
rived from Manila after an unusually
long voyage last Saturday night. had
as narrow an escape from placing her
self In the same predicament as the
Manchuria and the Sheridan, as she
could possibly have had. In fact to
those watching her from the shore 1t
looked as IL she had run on the reef on
Waikiki, but had managed to get on
again.
When the Sewall came in to port
she naturally expected to find tug
waiting for her to bring her into the
harbor. but such was not the case, az
every boat In the harbor was at work
on salying some one OF the vessels
now In trouble Capt. Garry kept on
coming in. evidently expecting the
Fearless to put In an appearance and
when about onposite the Seaside hotel
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-03

wAITY sLpe, "a >. KING sTRkEJ
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-03
SEPTEMBER Term
Of COURT OPENED
Formal Action Taken To
Avoid Technical
Kicks

The September term Of the Circuit
Court was formally opened this morn.
ing at O'Clock. The great event did
not attract much attention. present be.
ing only the court officials. police Off
GERS, a bunch Of prisoners and u stray
reporter. The court was adjourned un.
iii 10 a. m. tomorrow, no business be.
Ing transacted.
The opening of the court was mere.
ly u formality. The statute says that
the September term shall open on the
first Monday Of September, but as this
comedies with Labor Day the question
las been raised whether IL should be
opened the following day or not. Last
year Judge Lindsay. who was then
presiding Judge. opened court on Tues.
day. The question was then carried
before the Supreme Court, which de.
cided that that was all right. Judge
DE Bolt. however. wished TO avoid
rlsking having the question taken be
fore the United States Supreme Court
30 he opened court today To make the
matter absolutely sure.
The calendar this term has an limo
walton In that the cases. instead OF be
Ing given consecutive numbers accord
Ing to their place. are given the regu
lar numbers. which were given them
en- filing. II Is probable that by this
some confusion will be avoided, which
occasionally arose under the double
lumber system.
The criminal calendar for this term
contains Ga cases. a considerable re.
duction as compared with that of for.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-03
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Per stmr. Maui, Sept, 2, from Kauai
Ellis, Miss ID. Sheldon,
Miss q. sheldon, Miss NJ. Pukoi, Paul
Leinke. Master Bowers, Mrs. w. l..
bowers, Miss Lucy Barba, Miss *.
iiookano, II. Lowell. Mr.. Harris, Miss
+. Abbey. Miss Edith Sole, II. Kuhele,
S. Tsnaka, NJ. Schrenbeck. Miss A. p,
Curreira. Manuel Corpeira, Goo All
Wo. Sanford Blake, w. +. Wilson, Mrs.
J. G. silva. Master Silva. X. c. Ahana,
Mrs. W. Il. Rice. All Chuck. Miss Tag
gan. Miss NJ. Titcomb. Miss A. Mum
don, Miss NJ. Ellis, Sister Albertina,
j. Emmelu,h, Is Japanese, 6 Koreans
1 others.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-03
P. E. R. Strauch
Real Estate
FOR SALE.

I.2 OF $1,000 OR sssoO-Modern l1r.
Residence. 4 yrs. old, servant house.
wash house, stables. lot 40 2lo,
ornamental and fruit trees. healthy
locality mr.. car. This IL an cxcep
tional opportunity to buy an ele'
CANT home at half cost. Land $4,000,
Buildings. $4,000.
s1500.-Best known Boarding 4 Room
ing House In City. Over 40 rooms.
Always full. Gold mint. Owner
wants to retire.
2 houses with large lots. Kapalarua,
mr.. st. Elizabeth Home. also 2 un'
improved. lots 6OxlSO, cheap. ETC..
etc. etc.
lots, 6Ox250 ea., with 2 bedr. cot
tages. King st. nr. Kalakaus Ave.
Easy payments.
Or. cottage. large stables, 7bx16O,
$1,000. 1.3 cash, very cheap.
Large house and lot. Insane Asylum
road. $4,000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-03
HILO CONVENTION

Hilo. Hawaii, Aug. 30.-The Repub.
lican County Convention will be held
here In Hilo ON September 9th. in
stead OF ut Kailua, as was previously
announced by the County Committee.
II was found that II was impossible TO
make steamer arrangements which
would enable all OF the delegates to
reach Kailua, and the change had &c.
oordlngly to be made. Delegates are
requested 10 take particular notice OF
the alteration In the arrangements.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-03

evening Bulletin Use per month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-03
DIED..

Honolulu. Sept. 2. Chas.
NJ. Lucas. carpenter. aged ~ years,
a native Of San Francisco, leaving
u wife and three children.
Funeral services at he Catholic
cathedral Mt 3 y. M. today: interment
In Nuunnu Cemetery.
San Francisco papers please copy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-03
FOR RENT.

2 bedr. cottage, Kapalama nr. st,
Elizabeth Home.
2 bedr. cottage, beach Rd., $lo p. m,
etc, etc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-03

A Liquid Antiseptie and Non.aoid
Dentifrice will penetrate the little
erevices Of the teeth that cannot be
reached by the Tooth Brush, cleans.
ing and purifying them, and impart.
ing such a fresh clearly sensation, as
to become Joy to the mouth and
refreshing to the whole system. so.
ZODoNT.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30
Public Motto. Of Special election.

In pursuance Of Ordinance No. ia
Of the city OF Rocky Ford. adopted
and approved the ssth day OF February.
a. n. ises. public notice IL hereby Civ.
On ,ha, a special eicc'i"n viii he held
on Monday. the I'd day OF April. a. u.
1906. at the following voting places In
the several wards cf the city:
First ward-As the old Foundry
Huiitins once.
arrund wara-At uauck & Nickel
vey's once. Ne sis Railroad Avenue.
Third wari-kt the woman's Chris
Front street.
Al said election there will he sub.
niltei TO the voters OF the city OF
Rocky Ford. who arc taxpayers under
the law. the following question:
''sshaiI the city council Of the city OF
Rocky Ford he authorized to erect and
construct extensions Of and additions
to the system uf wa;ervorks for fre
aud domestic purposes. now owned and
operated by said city. said extensions
aut additions to he owned. managed
and operated by the city7
As provided by law. the judges OF
election will meet on Tuesday OF the
week preceding the said election In the
several wards at the places above des-
jsrpa,sd. for the purpose OF revising.
correcting and completing the annual
registration of voters and for that pur.
rgss they will take FROM the office Of
;he county clerk. the last annual regis
tra,inr of electors uf the several wards
Tho rolls will he opened from : a. IN.
until : II. IN. The ballots to he used
in voting upcu the questions abuve
sj,b,rj,tet, will le prepared and FUR
uished by the city clerk to the judsSs
of election. to be by them furnished to
,ba voters. The election Will be held
ard conducted az nearly as may he. IN
,bs manner prescribed by law In the
case Of elections OF municipal ofh-
GERS. ..
No person shall vote on the questions
submitted unless such person shall be
q voter Of the City of Rocky Ford and
a ,axpayer under the law.
In witness whereof the city ccuncil
n, The city Of Rocky Ford has caused
,b,s notice 10 be published and posteh
as required by law. this 10th day OF
March. A. ID. 1906.
,seaD ROBERT NJ. POLLOCK.
Mayor.
Attest: e. L. McKEIvEY.
City Clerk.
First publicatiuH March 1s. pos.
II pusii .at'o' March sc la'".
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30
VERY IMPORTANT
CITY ELECTION.
Go to the Polls Next Monday and
Vote 'FOR" the Extension Of
Our Water System.

The facts and figures given in this
weeks Enterprise regarding the water
question are timely and will be fresh in
the minds Of our readers next Monday
when it will be decided whether or not
the city council shall be empowered TO
make necessary extensions in the water
system.
The statement Of Mayor Pollock at the
Board or Trade meeting. and Of Water
Commissioner kondig. give most COM
plsts understanding Of the situation.
Water 10 all important and the NOM
bers Of the council haze given much study
and put in many late hours trying to solve
the problem. The administrator is COM
petent and thoroughly trustworthy and
there is only one thing to do-authorize
them to make whatever expenditures are
required TO give the city an abundan,
supply OF good water.
On the ballo. write FOR" in tho space
provided for that purpose.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30
A Gill TO Come From
The Loyal C0lOladOalS

The campaign for funds with which
To purchase handsome silver ser
vice as n gift to the cruiser Colorado
Is to begin April ist and IL is hoped
tha; the entire fund will be completed
within a few weeks. The special
committee OF the Colorado State
Commercial association and OF which
Governor Mcdonald Is the chairman,
has received many letters OF en-.
eouragcmeni and eommendaiion and
several wealthy citizens have volun'
ireEed large contributions toward the
s.. 500 required. In each case letters
oi explanation have been sent To these
enthusiasts explaining the plan Of the
Association to accept only small
contribution from each person.
The committee has decided not to
accept contributions direct but 10
have the newspaper publishers OF the
entire state act as collecting agents
This plan was decided upon as being
the most complete and satisfactory.
way OF giving the oJs.ooo men. women
and children Of Colorado an individu.
al opportunity to subscribe to this
great popular fund.
In accordance with this plan the
Enterprise will receive contributions
Of TO cents and from time to tim.
publish the names OF the donors,
How many Of our readers. youn. and
old want representation In this pasfi.
o'ie movement
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30
The Republican Party Must Do the
lob

The Rocky Ford Enterprise Il ap.
pealing 10 the Republican party iof
a state primary law. IL had jus, as
well appeal TO the sultan OF Suiu.
Corporation politicians will never al.
low the people TO ruic u there is nay
way 20 pfcvca; i;.-For; Collins
Democrat.
Will the Dcmocra; kindly poin, q,
that portion Of the record oi the Dem.
oefaiie party which indicates tina, I,
may be looked TO TO champion any
srea; fciofm' The history Of the
Democratic party shows Il TO be
merely brake on the car OF
national progress.
The hopciessncss of looking TO tho
Democratic party for a primary law
is indicated by tho following. which
{ also clipped from the For, Collins
Democrat:
IL is reported that the Democratic
machine in Denver is asains, the pfi.
mary plan of nominating candidates
for office, aud has passed thc word TO
its satellites in the various counties
to have nothing to do with promoting
the plan. II is entirely logical for
professional politicians to be asains,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30
What's on the Other Side.

Partial list o! Contents o! the auxiliary
side Of this weeks Enterprise:
Continuation Of very interesting story.
Good short story.
Column Of Denver Market Reports.
Column Of Condensed kilograms.
Four Columns Of Interesting Cuuen,
Topics.
Columns Of Colorado news.
Column Of Bright and Witty Para
graphs. and much other well-edised and
attractive miscellany.
|; any reader has boon skipping tho
patent" side Of tho Enterprise no has
bsen loosing much valuable Information.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30
Congressman ftansiin B.esss has

Congressman Franklin nsooks has
Our thanks for copy OF his bill To efv-
ate a bureau OF Geology and Aiming
as a Part as the Department Of Com
mrrrr ana Labor. The passage of
this biii viii BE- only giving deserved
recognition to the Importance Of the
mining Industry. which Colorado IL
the leading state In the union. The
house committee TO whom u was re-
fcrrri recognized the mrri; OF the bill
In the following language:
The mining Industries. the greatest
single productive zouFsc OF natIona!
wealth except agriculture. demand a
much greater degree OF governmental
recognition than they have thus far
received. They lie at the very founia-
'iun Of our prosperity. and their own
prosperity IL an essential condition OF
our growth. Their intimate relation
with every form OF productive industry
need only be mentioned
Such being the recognized import.
anec of mining there should be no OPP
position to this bill.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30
Col. Wiley Not Responsible for tn
False kilograms.

roi6o lesekromS.
J. E. Gauger has received letter from
Col. Wiley in answer 10 his. calling Wiley's
attention to tho specials to the Denver
and Pueblo papers. in which Il was al
legged that the American Beet Sugar Co.
had abandoned its railroad work. etc.. the
situation being great victory for Col.
Wiley's enterprises.
Col. Wiley writes Mr.. Gauger that he
knew nothing Of these articles until he
a copy Of the letter which he wrote the
correspondent at Holly. who alone was
responsible for tho unfounded stories.
In this letter Col. Wiley strongly
cri,ieises the correspondent for sending
the kilograms. and insists that moro care
be taken in tho future that he wiley be
not placed In embarrassing positions.
We quote from tho letter To the
correspondent cs follows;
AS this telegram comes from Holly
tho public would naturally think that
inspired Il. You confirm tho right 10
make such Inference by saying that l
consider certain things 70 DO SO and so.
which would lead people 10 believe that
you had consulted mo in tho matter.
Col Wiley diselsims any intention Of
driving tho 4. 3. S. Co. ou, Of business
and wants 10 GO, along as pleasantly and
courteously as possible.
Tho Enterprise takes plessarein putting
Col Wiley IN tho right light bsfofo the
paolie. Col. wiley's own language. QUO
ted above. Is all tho defense we need
make for tho statements made In las,
weeks Enterprise.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30

The ansi-saloon forces scored victory
IN the Ohio legislature on Tuesday when
;hsy secured the passage Of law IN
ereasing the license from $3.50 TO $1,000
The brewers claim that the bill will drive
half the saloons Of Ohio lsbout 5.oool oa,
% existence. whieh prediction ws uus,
will be verified. knyegegisla;ioa which
seses The saloon interests is Of bsns.i, TO
the public. OF course absolute ptuhibi-
ton would bs preferable. but now having
the whisssy crowd on tho run another
lick may be HI, later.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30

any plan that would give the people
chance to rule. Their dark Ian
tern" methods would have little
chance OF fulfillment."
Hence it looks as II the state was
to have primary election law it is
up to the Republican party to provide
the required legislation. And its lead
ers should get their "ears close to
the ground" and take note of the de-
mands OF the people. Fact.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30

The securing of the usual acreage
of bccts by the American Beet ST.
gar Co., and the starting OF the new
factory at Swink makes an unusual
pressure for sugar beet acreage. This
being generally understood the nat
ural reasoning among farmers has
been like this: The demand for land
for bccts will cut down the cantaloupc
acreage. and now is the time to in
crease my crop of "cants." And so
many have adopted this line OF fgur-
ing that the cantaloupc crop at this
early date in the season promises to
be unusually large. Hence il will be
in order for some OF the growers 10
revise their plans II giut shall b.
avoided. At least such is the out
look a, this writing. This is true OF
the cantaloupc crop: The valley new
or grows too small an acreage, but
does frequently grow too many acres.
With the watermelon crop the con-
ditions have been exactly the oppo-
site for several years, and those who
have grown Rocky FoTd's original
great profitable speciality have reapcd
unusual profits. There may be hint
in this that can De made valuable
during the season OF 1900.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30

President Rooseveit's good sense
was shown again few days since
when hc most positively opposed the
demand oi labor leaders for an en-
forcemcnt Of the eight hour law on
the Panama canal. The class OF la
borcrs employed there are woTkmen
and are too much given TO holidays
and iropie laxiness ON general prin-
ciples. Considerable nonsense occa.
sionaliy crops on, ON this eight hour
business. a postal clerk in an east
cTn state was recently fined for de-
livcring Christmas packages after he
had worked eight hours. he voluntary
doing this as an accommodation to
patrons Of the Office. During the re-
cen, need oi rush operating on the
Gunnison tunnel. owing TO eave.in
some shifts were worked over tho
eight hours and there i, talk OF fed
rrai prosecution and fine, and impfis-
onmen,. What do our valley farm
CTS think oi ,ha, kind of iooiishness. !.
In ihi, connection II Is fitting to men
iion that the successful men Of today
would not have been In the places
they occupy had they dropped their
work when the eight hours were up.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30
Fer AbA

Owing 10 he ,ilnsss Of my wife ws
have 10 seek lower altitude and Of
fer for sale my interest h the Holbsook
Center store w. E BAovS.
Address Rocky Ford. r. F. D. I. phoos
cog Black. <l.u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30
Barsains in Millinery.

You sAnno, Afford to miss this sale.
Big iine Of New York hats Just opsnsd up
a, prices about one half what others will
ask you. See thsm At the Ramsay Dry
Goods Co
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30

Poultry ssd Produce Wasted
am N the market for chickens, tur-
keys ard all kids Of seasoaabls produce.
See me al cal South Main street
ss.H X. W. Rose.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30

Fresh Fish and Oysters eve9
week st Stsulfer's Up.to datl
Market.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30

J. E. Brit, has accepted . position st
Smiths barber shop. So8 North Main.
and invites eli old friends 70 call and sss
him. <2-<Sp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30

Eggs Of The Rhode island Red Chickens
fof sale. si.2s for Is. Mrs. p. J. willis
sas mile ives, Of Fowler. $5-$<
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30
CHURCH NEWS
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First Presbyterian Church.
Nv. .. Davenport. pssinri
Usual preaching services by tho pastor.
All arc cordially invited.
Rocky Ford N. e. Circuit.
c. ". Simmons. Pastor.
Parsonage sii ". 18th st.
Services every Sunday as follows:
Ns~dais S. S. 10 q. m. frsaehing
u am.
s~iak. S. S. 2:so .. m. Preaching
$3.50 .. m
LaFays.ts. S. S. 2:so p m. Preach
Ing. 7:So.
Epwossh League. Lafayette. Sun
day. e:<6. Prayer meeting. Wednesday.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
irrsns " Ma,ientsses. rsssiesI
All services In the opera house. S. S.
a; $40 a. m. The Ep~os;h League a:
$3.50 .. m. Public Worship al ~ a. IN.
ard I:so .. m. Al tho morning service
tho pastor ~ili preach on. ~ Noise
From Tho Moan;sins.- In the evening
there ~ill be Frances Willard Memorial
program. under The auspices Of tho w.
c. r. U. Mrs.. Hungefsofd ~ill be among
the speakers Morning: Solo By Mrs.
Or. Ssrman. oaefsory. -coasois;ioa'.
tiss;. Violin and psano. EveninE:
Anthem by chorus choir. They Ths,
Trust oasfsofy Song wi.hoas Words
Mendelisohn.
Christian.
Firs Christian Science oesissy.
kesrby Hall. 2os North Man. Sunday
service al II q. m.
Sabises: Are Sin. Disease and Death
Real
Testimonial services ssery Wednesday
a. 3 .. m.
Mrs. c. o. CLARK. FRS, Reader.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30

Do 10. fail Is SEQ the New York Hats
a, Miss Ella cline's Friday and Saturday
March 80 and 81.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30

childfsa's hats 10 all styles and shapes
al Miss oehsn's-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30

Ills Fisk hat Who're did you get IN
A. Miss Gobsn's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30

Miss osssa has the ealy Fisk liasqs, I,
city.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30
Sweet Peas. D. v. Burell.
For ReoS.

Five acre has- = room house. All Il
fruit si-H RS. Baall.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30
Mrs. c. o. Clark. First Reader.
German Baptist Brethren.

German Bap,ist Brethren. There
will he 4. 4. meeting next Sabbath
from 10 to u a. M and 2 TO n IN
Evening services as usual. Y. T.. ~
e;sc and preaching !:sc. All are cor
daily Invited.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-30

es-s- -';a'- ,7"r-- c. -H-,zo.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-02-09
THE CHINESE WALL ABOUT
KANSAS.

Observe, if you please, some of
the rates on oil shipments cited by
the Kansas Oil Producers Associa-
ton in its open letter to the people
of Missouri. The charge from Cha
mute to Kansas City, Kas., is seven
and one-half cents per hundred
pounds. To Kansas City, Mo-, the
rate is seventeen cents. Chanute
can ship to Weber, Kas., 254 miles
north for ten and one.half cents per
hundred pounds, but it must pay
thirty cents per hundred to send oil
to Superior, Neb. a distnnce of 26I
miles. The rate from Chanute to
Coolidge, 4S5 miles west, is IS cents
per hundred, while to Holly, Colo,
only six miles further, 1t is fifty
cents. Again, shipments from Cha
mute to Kiowa, Kas., IS1 miles
southwest, cost nine cents per hun
dred, while those to Alva, Okla, IS
miles beyond cost thirty-six cents.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-02-09

When boy turns his bulglng pocket
inside out we marvel at the quantity
and variety of articles he has slowed
away, Odd lengths of string, marbles,
a horse-chestnut, top, brass nails'
hickory.nuts, an apple, and many
more articles are garnered by this
snapper up of unconsidered trifies."
We think the collection must be hard
on a boys pocket, and it is. But dc
we ever think Of the variety and mis-
cellany Of the substances we put into
the pocket of our stomach? There's
the apple and the nuts, and things
besides quite as lndigestible as brass
nails and with no more food value
than 50 many marbles. And yet we
wonder that the stomach "gives out !"
When the stomach breaks down under
the strain of careless eating and IT.
regular meals it can be perfectly and
permanently restored 10 health and
strength by the use of Doctor Perce's
Golden Medical Discovery. The &C
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-02-09
MARKET LETTER.

ansas City, mo-. reo' ,oN'
Live stock receipts at Kansas Ci1y
last week.
A smaller run of cattle last week al
the principal markets, together WIN
the Belief that the supply OF short FED
steers is getting short, caused buyers
to trade more lively and oenehtteo
prices Is to 25 cents on FED steers.
Stockers and feeders also improved, as
better outlook in fat steers stimulated
country buying. Cows and butcher
stuff we're already at a point higher
relatively than beef steers and luis
class lost to 10 cents during the
week, in the general balancing up or
the situation.
Supply of cattle here today is ll,ooo
head, against 12,Oo0 last Monday.
Heavy steers are steady to 10 lower,
light steers steady, cows and butcher
stuff strong, stockers and feeders
steady, general market active. The
cold snappy weather this week Will