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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

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fancy, winter steady. S. BEEF extra India steady
5Ts d: PORK prime mess Western easy. SIS 3D. HAMA
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refined In pals nrn 4Ts 50; SHOULDERS square. II
20 Is n. Arm. <oe CHEESE American, whita
rrn. as; do eolered. Arm eesI TALLsox. prime city
strong ass; TUHPE.NTINE. spirits. steady ass 81: LIN
sEED OIL steady. e1s 80 BUTTER nnest United stAtsA
::.sy ~: "a sISs SS ~ $3.50 So 49, So
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Surogates Notices.

(NRANE. EDWARD Am PURSUANCE OF AN
- order OF Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald 2 Surrorats Of
the County OF New York notice is here
persons havins Slstms against A of
the CouaSS % ocSr t6arsoS ,sased. present
TheSr Mace o transactng business the once of
ough Manhattan, the City OF New York.
fore the 6th day OF April
Dated New York the 4th day OF Oatobsr 1904
SARAH GRAY CRANE, ALEXANDER NJ CRANE.
Executors
CRANE LOCKWOOD. Attorneys for Executors 4s
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
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A DvERTIskMENTS AND Sc descriptions for Ths
~ Tribune received their Uptown Once. No. 1ss4
Broadway. between 36th and 3Tth until o'clock
p. Advertisements received at the following branch
Offices regular ONCE until o'clock viz
254 sth axe cor. e3d st: I5S sth ave- COT 18th
% ST e5I 4Z6 st. between Tth and
253 I25th St: Sd ave- between 18th
and T7th 1925 81 Gist 1908 1st
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Bowling Green Trust Co..
20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
Capital, Sl,GOO,000. Surplus, S3,000,0OO
OFFICERS:
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR 1st Vice-President
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG I'd viee-President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd v.-Pres. & Treas.
WILLIAM M. LAWS Secretary
~ DIRECTORS:
CnarIes r Armstrong, Myron 7. Herrick,
frank Bralnard, Edward 7. Jefery,
Harry Bronner, William M. Laws,
Robert O. Clowry, VIM. Willis Merrill,
Edmund @. Converse, Winslow S. Piercs.
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, Dick S. RAMSAY.
Grenville M. Dodge, Frederick B. schenck.
A. Goepel, Andrew Squire.
EDWIN Gould, William H. Taylor,
Frank ]. Gould, Edward R. Thomas
george j. Gould, John 2. Truesdell,
!ohn A: Hllton, E. F. c. Young.
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ge of contract prices in the local market to-day

l1:5oc for midding gulf Southern spot markets were
ehssge9 at 1sc Mobile STEADY Dnohansed
15-fsc; sales sss4 bales Norfolk steady snohanstd
'is ofs st es' iseRy des9s
ai0sc New orleans firm unchanged at Iisso: sales
1900 bales; Galveston steady. unchanged at 1iAo
lO7sc Estimated receipts at leading points for to-
g.;=:.:s. :: {: :.: :;E
su S D3s Ts02 ss sR& sR
an %eoan 2cs nidupiand sS9 FutTes opened QUIET but
ssa pos0s 0G % at @
sSfs esq., a
Sosd SS7d
dO85sd; JqneJuly s1od; July y angus: s111sd Man
light a@1s Sa
ana winter clears and low grades Rye -four remains
FIoERspTins patents s. 25Sss ss winter stTaiEhts
e 2Sgss S. extra No winteT IS oass 25 extra No z
I 60 s. sp9s 9gss aBd
c 2 E8a S e. uo5sd Kin Do ried 4 ss2 s. 20
to S.~ s. @ 6sa 3 sR6 81 % q FRs sS sad
S o. I'd a sss s g 81 81 % .pas a o @ brs8 a
n "a SDx g. saf2a Esny IL IN asp sa1t s dhs IN sue @ g
in sacks; OIl@sail 2ss $40 5oSss1 ;1. -. ..u. =.
assn f.etor in the wheat tod.5s sens main
the forenoon Part OF this lost in the final
der realizing and the market closed only hGAc net
higher, although quite steady undertone. After
midday the Northwest became good buyer OF
New export trade was very muih exercised, how
ever over alleged refusal OF
coming this either old contracts The
matter which IL Of vital Importance TO the
fte. on Thursday full dsouasion and legal savice
ana II IN possible that the whole question be
sentsd Railroad Commission Weather conditions
aside from showers and predictions the North
was n4d net higher but the Continent closed .ss--
Budapest which ie under the
ous night OF the Liverpool strength was tus 10
arr entIne which Is being w~tohsd closely by the
of grain IN domestic marssts without particular sig
prcanca primary receipts ssgresating os buah
Practically same as year while clear
ancss ere light both Of wheat ana -four n. Northwest
Tn esss niarsst in New York was nrn closing as G
iowsi No red Tso elevator nnd so<e 70 anoat No
70 ahoat coRN-rhs corn mArks, was rather nsrros
points being an advance OF trSd liverpool and ~.
corn wer. los 600 bush. compared with 600 Bush
he bosis Of $50 IN sisvrtor 64x anost
No 2 vi its 66Mc, and No 2 yellow, 5Sho anoat
oATe-Tbe western market for oats nTraor unit
rear the close realizing produced slightly
by withdrawais Cash oats 10 New York OF
track by sample basis. Quotsd followsi Mixed. q
10 80 r Ss4o natural white. 80 20 50 ~ 5eg4oAe ant
clipped white SO 40 n. 8eis 515ne, EYE-MsrKs
MaPkst 10 steady; feeding = so sad mailing toaaoo
Buffsio BUEfCwHBAT-Msrkst stsadyI quoted 81 2.
per 100 10. c New York
YORK pplcys
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18

Toledo. Oct 1T:--CLovERsEED-Cas and October
IS 10: December, SIS 22a TIMOTHY, 81 s2i4 AI.SIKE
s. 80 OII-North Lima, sOc South Lima ana IN
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BONDS.
CLOSING CURB QUOTATIONS.

.e.t lots. 7se,ls cents por share.
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MITALs-TIN-There was = further .h.rp >aysnes sI p
ant futures E19s bs loeailr the maTke. wSS Arm.
higher In the Enrlsh market advance being nsthins
short af ssr tOuxi anA sseornpAazsd As ~ Sssal
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18

BOSTON CURB MARKET.
esps-tsi by J Thomas Reinhardt No X Wall street.
New Tork. and No. 1s Exchange Place. Boston)
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NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS sEc,,,,-,-.


0H'is q Co.. No. IS Wall st1
Nv Bid. Asked.
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ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.
INDUSTRIAL.

Open High Low Last
sas-S tng. est. est sale.
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sAnd interest.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-22
Married.

AT the residence of Mrs. L. Ed
wards, two miles south of Plains, w.
Ray Edwards and Miss Sarepta
Hannah.
After the ceremony, which Occurred
at 3 p. m, all repaired to the dining
room where the hostess served one
of the most sumptuous dinners it has
been our privilege to enjoy for many
days.
Mr.. Edwards is one of Meade
county's own boys, having grown up
among US and is one of our most
successful farmers.
The bride, formerly of Ell Paso,
Texas, comes with her sunny face,
genial soul and wealth of beauty to
bless the life of her worthy compan-
ion. ]. M. ROBINSON.
Mr.. James Miller and Miss Mabel
Holte were married at the court
house on Wednesday afternoon of
last week by Rev. Ross. They left
on the train Thursday for Kansas
City where they will reside.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-22
Public Sale.

l will sell at Public sale at Meade
Kansas, on Saturday March 3Ist
1906 the following property:
3 yearling colts.
7-year old mare in foal unbrok-
en-, 900 pounds:
8-year old mare unbroken 500
pounds.
bay mare 8 years old, unbroken
500 pounds.
I black mare 9 years old, unbrok-
en-.
3 head of cattle.
Is cattle including 6 milk COWS, 4
I-year old heifers, 1-yesr old
steers, I 2-year old steer.
plow, wagon, I cultivator, I
sturing plow.
Terms will be mode known day OF
sale.
JIM MCKINIsTER
Meade, Kansas.
W. H. Tracy, Auctioneer.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-22
NYE GLEAMINGS.

Mr.. Bob Naples was at Nye last
week trying to buy some steers.
Mr.. Dave Mackey is visiting his
wife and daughter at Norman, Okla.
We are soon to have a debating
society. Let the good work 60 on.
Mr.. Dickerson and son, John,
made business trip to Meade Mon
day.
1t is rumored that we are soon to
have telephone connections with
Meade.
If it takes five punkin rollers to be
punk, how many does 1t take to
make punk pod?
Mr.. George Bowman and Claude
Ellis went to Meade Thursday, re-
turning the next day.
M. o. Danks and his forman,
Henry Myers. took a load of alfalfa
seed to market at Meade Fridays
Mr.. George Stopher made bust
ness trip to Ester Sunday and also
went to Beaver the last of the week.
FoUND:-One sack of alfalfa seed
Owner can have same by calling at
Justice Anchutz's and depositing 90
cents.
Mr.. Claud Ellis, of Pratt, is visit
ing friends around Nye. Claud is
an all-round good fellow and we
hope he will stay all summer.
There will be a meetin' of the
stockmen and punkin rollers at an
early date to discuss what kind of
kafir corn to feed steers and what
kind of steers to feed kafr corn.
Tom Hotz has his ESQ chicken
power incubator all steamed up.
We have noticed the old hens smil-
ing to themselves whenlthey see a
man trying to get rich with an incu-
bator.
The Rod over at the BX ranch
climbed "a foot rope out Of well
the other day in about a seconds;
the cause of his hurry was that
about six feet of dirt caved around
him.
Among the social functions to be
pulled off this month are: A basket
supper at the school house, district
No. 3. A pivot at Tom Hotz's to
commemorate the first young chicks.
On the 31st of this month the event
of the season will come off at the
school house. There WILDE speech
es, songs and dialogues by the pup
lis and songs by the phonograph and
Tom Hotz will play the fiddle.
There will be some good specialties.
Messrs. Baker and Danks will
give correct imitation of branding
a calf, using Jake Myers as their SUBJ
ject. There will be basket supper
afterwards, SO boys bring your girls
and have good time.
A PUNKIN ROLLER.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-22

Geo. DeCow shipped two cars of
cattle and hogs to Hutchinson this
week and got better price than he
expected in Kansas City.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-22

The Artesian Valley Investment
Company will have some sugar beet
seed from the mill at Holly, Colo,
in few days for the purpose of dis
tribution among farmers of the Ar
tesian and Crooked Creek valleys.
1t is the wish of this company to
make thorough test of the posi-
bility of raising sugar beets profit
ably. and to that end the company
offers premium of $40 for the best
and $40 for the second best paten,
degree of saccharinty to be taken
into consideration in judging.
Please communicate with us if you
want to help in this experiment.
THE ARTEsIAN VALLEY INvT. Co.,
Meade, Kansas,
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-22
District Court.

District Court convened Tuesday
and Judge Madison called the dock
ct and the case of The State of Kan
sas VS.. Jake Wolfey was the FIRST
case called and a special venire OF
SO jurors was sent for and theSex-
animation began Wednesday MORN
ing. 1t is thought the case will oc-
cuyy about three or four days.
The state is represented by Co.
Atty. Sullivan, U. S. Dist. Atty. H.
J. Bone, F. M. Davis and R. M.
Painter.
Mr.. Wolfley has for his counsel
Hayden & Hayden, of Holton, Kas.
A. T. Bodle Jr. and Geo. B. Allen.
The case will be hotly contested
by. both sides.
Several minor cases were disposed
of Tuesday afternoon.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-22


of Tuesday afternoon.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-22
Railroad Influence.

We read with considerable interest
Mr.. Painters article in last weeks
Globe, pleading for the nomination
of man for representative who is
free from railroad influence. Now,
this is almost an impossibility for
the republican party, as that party
is the railroad party not only in
Kansas but also in the United States.
There is not politician in Kan
sas who does not ride on pass and
is not able to get all he wants for the
right parties. There has meyer
been republican state convention
held in Kansas in recent years but
that all the delegates to said conven-
ton went there on passes issued by
the railroad companies. There has
never been republican representa-
tive from Meade county who did
not ride on passes and the present
incumbent, Mr.. Cones, is no ex-
ception, carrying, we understand,
an annual pass on three lines in
Kansas. In fact every representa-
tive in Kansas does the same thing.
Then, think seriously, how can you
expect these representatives to do
anything the railroad does not want
them to, for whenever they do, away
comes their passes. We have moth
ing personal against George, as he
is a good fellow and intends to do
alright. He will in all probability
be the republican nominee. and if
he wants to make all the people be-
lieve he is in favor of making the
railroads do business, he will send
in his passes.
The present railroad law passed
by the last legislature amounts to
less than none at all. This matter
we will discuss later in the campaign.
The only way you can get any
relief on the railroad question is to
vote the Democratic ticket; that
party stands todav as it has stood
for the past several years, :. in favor
of real alregulation on rates. If you
want to effectually handle the rail-
road question vote for government
ownership which is sure to come
when the people are of the opinion
that there is no good to be derived
from legislation. We will discuss
these matters more fully later.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-22
Notice

There will be literary entertsin-
ment and box supper at the Fowler
School house, Friday evening, Mar.
zs, for the benefit of the japanese
famine sufferers.
GRANT kerr, Pres.
DEssA LAsATER, Secy.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-22

cattle and hogs to Hutchinson this
week and got better price than he
expected in Kansas City,
Chas. Altenbernd and family
leave this week for Norton, Kans.,
to reside in the future. We are sor-
ry to lose this family from our coun-
ty as they are among our oldest cit
liens and among the very best. In
fact they are the kind of people that
make a community good place to
reside in. We heartily recommend
them to the people of Norton Co.
]. R. Keith has sold his farm in
Logan township and has moved to
Fowler where he will make his
home. In conversation with Mr..
Keith few days ago he informed
US that he intended to start a cement
block mandatory in that city in the
near future and that he intended to
erect building of this stone. Mr..
Keith Is a first class stone mason
and we perdict that he will erect
house in Fowler that will be a credit
to that city. His son, Willard, ex-
poets to join him In the business.
Byrns Bros. gave their entertain
ment at the court house last Satur-
day evening to a large audience.
The show consists of views of the
world entitled, Around the World
in 80 Minutes, giving views from
New York City all around the globe
and back to New York. The show
is the best of its kind we have seen
in the hall this season. The boys
have a number of comic motion
pictures which they give during the
trip around the globe. We can rec
ommend the boys to any community
where they give their entertainment.
The NEws:-Thinking your read.
ers would be interested in any thing
that benefits Meade county, 1 write
to say that our Fowler Friends
Academy is now assured as the
Friends met here Wednesday and
organized by electing full set Of
1 officers as follows: President, Nix.
on Rich, v. President, Rev. Jane.
Ill. Welch, now of Wichita but ex
+ poets to come here soon, Secretary
Rev. Alvin J. George and Treasurer
A. B. Roberts. They applied for :
charter and will incorporate immed
: lately. This puts Fowler Academy
on a business basis and assures us {
creditable school right at our doors
$4,000 and a site of FIVE acres ha.
already been secured and but sIooe
or $4,000 more is needed SO th'
building may be well furnished ane
equipped for usefulness from the be
. ginning. The more money we pu
into this enterprise the better 1t viii
succeed. E. B. REAy.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-22

Our troubles have begun. Al,
ready we are swamped with inquire:
for fish.
Ed. Brown is back on his old
haunts in Cimarron twp. and ex-
poets to remain here all summer.
Judge Madison was nominated by
acclamation at Hutchinson last week
for congressman of the big 9TH dis
trict.
R. B. Campbell, of Ashland, is
here this week as a witness in the
WolAey case.
Fine Mexico Parrots from Tampi-
co, Mexico, at sas per pair.
3-8 If N. B. POTTER,
Meade, Kans.
The ball on last Friday night given
by the ladies was a grand success
both socially and financially.
We received some papers form
Alfred Taylor last week giving an
account of the Caney gas WELL, also
views of same.
Representative Cones is visiting
his mother at Lawrence. and attend
ing to business in the eastern part of
the state.
w. R. Lepper, of Sharon, Kans.,
has moved over to Plains and To-
Gated permanently. He made us a
pleasant call this week.
Our fish hatchery froze over last
week and when the thaw came two
people and one team came very near
losing their lives.
Miss Ethel DeCow left Tuesday
evening for Wichita, where she ex-
poets to remain during the spring
and summer.
Frank Bennett has been ordered
to take those two ugly ax4s off the
top of the postofice building as they
spoil the appearance of the building.
Judge Price, Judge Peters. T. A.
Scates, Hayden & Hayden are
among the foreign attorneys present
at this term of court.
Carpet weaving Rag carpets, fly
ing shuttle machine. Satisfaction
guaranteed by P. KINsENGER,
3-S-3m Meade, Kas.
Chas Funk informed US this week
that he had letter from John Foley
former principal of the Meade
schools. John is In Oregon and i:
teaching.
Byrns Bros. left Wednesday fol
the west with their stereoptican and
moving picture machine. They
will begin at Plains and continue
down the line until they reach the
Mexican border.
We notice that ]. r. Griggs was
member of the Rules and Order O
Business committee at the congres
sional convention last week at Hut.
Crimson. F.. w. Flick was made
committeeman from Meade county
Seward county was, we under
stand, the only county not repre-
sented at the recent republican con
vention. To have read the Libera
News, one would have imagined
that the whole county was Their
roofing for Hutchinson.
Speltz, Siberian Millet, Seed Bal
ey, Fancy Kentucky Blue gr ass TO
lawns, Red Texas Seed Oats, in fac
la full stock of seeds.
The Meade Grain & See Co.
The city council contemplate run
mig the water to the court house in
few weeks. This is in accordanc
with the contract the water work
commlttce made with the count
board when they subscribed Saoo
the same.
Mrs. Jessis Wehrle, of Meade, th
better half of the Meade News, ac
companied by her husbands sistel
Miss Agnes Wehrle, have spent Sc,
eral days visiting Mrs. Wehrle's pa
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lamkir
the latter part of last week and th
fore part of this.-South Gray Item.
Cimarron Jacksonian.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-22
Has Found His Wife.

J. T.. blowers, OF Guymon, Okla.,
has found his wrfe, although he had
to, go to Ireland to get her. 1t viii
be remembered that last fall Mr.
Blowers was here hunting for his
wife who had run away with hard
ware drummer. Mr.. Blowers claim,
ed that his wife was hypnotized by
the drummer and was induced to
leave her husband and home. Mr..
Blowers will not say where he found
his wife, but the Guymon Herald
claims to have inside information
about it. That paper prints the fol-
lowing:
Mr.. Blowers returned a few days
ago with his wife and it is claimed
that he went to Ireland after her.
Mrs. Blowees will be remembered
as the woman who skipped with a
hardware drummer several months
ago and her husband announced
in a circular that she had been hyp-
Noticed. Perhaps thousands of wo-
men have been hypnotized in the
same manner heretofore, and if Mrs.
Blowers was really hypnotized she
should have holy horror of hard
ware drummers hereafter. 1t is to
be hoped for the benefit of the peace,
dignity and morality of the commu-
nifty that hardware drummers will let
Mrs. Blowers alone for awhile, or if
hardware drummers are going to
continue to be mean it might be a
good idea for implement and hard
ware merchants of the town to buy
their goods direct from wholesale
houses and thereby avoid the neces-
sity of hardware drummers coming
to town.-Wichita Eagle.
Phone US the news. We are al
ways glad to publish anything in the
way of local news.
The case of Eta Gully VS.. George
Edwards was dismissed this term oi
court as the request of Etta's attor:
neys, who advise the court that she
had taken unto herself a husband
and we presume she does not want
to annoy her new hubby with such
a trifling matter as breach o.
promise suit against another man fol
$as, 900 and we bet Georges slight
lily tickeled over the out come him
self.
Mr.. A. E. Royce and wife, o
Bowling Green, Ohio. are in th'
city looking at our beautiful land, o
which Mr.. Royce owns a quarter oil
Crooked Greek near Odee. Mr.
Royce is life long friend of ou
townsman, Uncle Dick Skinner, witt
whom he has been looking at ou
country. Mr.. Royce is president o
, The Commercial Bank of Bowling
Green, Ohio, and vice president o
a national bank at Weston, Ohio
and also owns a number of eleva
: tors over Ohio. He is a yer,
pleasant affable gentleman and W
, hope he may conclude to get NOR
of our real estate which is bound t,
make money for anyone who invests
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-22
GRIGGS Sc BOLBN,
Successors to
GEO. B. CONES,

We quote best prices on alfalfa
land, raw land and ranches in
Meade county. We have custom-
ers for all kinds Of property and
we would be pleased to have you
list yours with us.
MEADE, KANSAS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26

TWO OR 8 HOUSEKEEPING R0T1 20
bath and toilet on same hoor' '"
So st.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-RESPONS MAN TO
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work, must be good cook: IN family,
no washing. Apply e2l f. 5th 30. Jei.
Gil Bell. 1895
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
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