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sLoT MACHINES NfUsT GO.
The Atchison Globe Says saloons Must
Be Decent or Omit.

Inc AtcA1ASOn SE1ODo says Saloons Must
Be Decent or Quit.
Atchison; Nov. 19.-The Globe says:
The conserva tive element of Atchison
has been friendly to decentlv conduct
ed saloons for quarter of a century
The saloons in Atchison have not been
kept open by the saloon men. but by
the conservative citizens; good eiti-
zens who are not. opposed to temper
ance, but who believe that few we'll.
regulated saloons do less harm than
many unregulated joints.
The law officers have not been in
huenced by what the saloon men say,
but by conservative citizens who are
not drinking men and who are not in
terested in any way in the liquor bust
ness
The conservative element outnum-
bers the liquor element a hundred to
one, but because the conservative ele-
ment respectfully asks that unfair
gambling be taken out of saloons, and
that the Atchison rule of decency be
enforced. some of the liquor men are
indignant. and say they will punch
number of heads" Is anyone so
dumb as to doubt that this course is
very ruinous for the liquor men?
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DYER GETS wIILIAOIs' PLACE.
Assistant state superintendent to Be
superintendent OF Blind School.

Frank b. Dyer. assistant state superin-
tendent OF schools, was appointed super
intendent of the state school for the
blind IN Kansas City. Kan, by Governor
Hoch Saturday night
Mr.. Dyer has not yet accepted the ap-
pointment but it is considered certain
that he will do so. He was not an ap-
pIcant for the position and his appoint
ment is on-2Olitical.
Mr.. Dyer was appointed to succeed
Lapier Williams, who has resigned to ac-
cept a better position. The change will
be made December L Before the Repub-
lican state convention last spring Dyer
was a candidate for the nomination
as state superintendent but was defeated
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DINNERS FOR THE VETERANS.
uncle sam VIII Remember Old Boys
on Thanksgiving.

Uncle Sam never forgets his soldiers
on Thanksgiving Day, and, on the 10Th
inst. about Zoo members of the Sol
diers' Home will sit down to a feast
most tempting.
For this dinner 1900 pounds of turkey.
$50 quarts Of cranberries, 160 gallons OF
oysters. 1900 pounds of sweet potatoes
and IS bushels Of apples have been
ordered
The usual concomitant extras will be
on the menu-pickles. plum pudding.
assorted cakes, etc The Christmas
dinner will be quite as elaborate, and
it is a pity that the two come so close
her=Leavenworth Post.
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strong.
Kansas city Produce Market

Kansas City, Nov. 9.-WHEAT-Close
Unchanged; December, CSC; May, 731sc
Cash: No. , hard, 69071c; No. 3. 671sd70ci
No. 3, Tic; No. g. 6s6701kc
CORN-Unchanged to nc higher; De
cenber, 37ssc; May. 3S1zc: July, 39Ac.
Cash: No. mixed, 37szc; No. 3. 370371se;
No. white, 3Szc
OATS-Unchanged; No. ? white, 3314c;
No. . mixed. 3224 G33c.
RYE&Steady 59Q61c;
400; choice prairie. s1l. 75Gl2 Is
BUTTER-Firm packing &c higher.
creamery. &c; packing. 1910.
EGGS-Strong. 1c higher, 275kc.
Receipts-Nh heat. 207 cars.
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OUT OF THE LIVERY BUSINESS.
Automobiles Are Getting the Trade Out
at Stockton

Herbert LOOMS of Stockton has sold
the telephone exchange at that place,
and purchased a thirty horse power
Cadillac and will go into the auto
livery business The machine arrived
Saturday. This makes two autos at
Stockton engaged exclusively in the
livery business. They are very sue
cessful and with another machine
would about put the liverymen there
entirely out of business so far as tray-
cling men are concerned They make
two trips to a neighboring town while
the lfverymen are making one. One of
the machines recently made the trip
from Stockton to Plainville, up grades.
in IS minutes They charge al the rate
of SIS for two passengers. 81 for three
and 50 for four for the trip.
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Chicago, NOV.
open High Low Close Sal
Kansas city 1--we stock.

Kansas City, No. Nov. 19.-CAIILE-
Receipts Is 900, including 800 southerns-
Market steady Native steers. 81 00d6. rs /;
southern steers $3O005. As: southern COWS.
81. 00G3. Is; native cows and heifers. $4,000
500; stockers and feeders, 50. 1901. 90; bulls.
s.. 15QS. 50; calves, 81. 75G6.5 0 western
steers. So. 6eG5 Is; western cows, 81. 400
400.
HOGS-Receipt 5000. Market &c lower.
Bulk, $6.O71zQ6. PA heavy. So I0Q6. IS /:
packers, $6.073kQ6. 1271; pigs and light $50
SHEEP Receipts 1000. Market 10 lower.
Muttons, $45oq6,5O; lambs, s600g7 %;
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Bounty on Crows in Labette.

A petition is being circulated asking
the Labette county commissioners to
put a bounty of five cents for each
crow killed There are tens of thou
sands of these pesly birds in Labette
county. and there is no question but
that something should be done to get
rid Of them. Five cents will just about
cover the cost of ammunition used in
killing the birds, and if the hunter
should be so fortunate as to kill two or
more crows, he would be making
money. The petition is being gener-
allv signed.=Oswega Independent.
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Troy, Kan, Nov 19.-John. O.
Hardy of this county was found dead
in his room here Saturday The cause
Of death is supposed to have been
heart disease. The body was found by
w F. Smith. a friend. who Went to
Hardy's room to make a personal call
Hardy was probate Judge of this coun-
ty several years ago and has been a
member of the Doniphan county bar
for many years. He was 81 years old
and has been a resident OF Doniphan
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Liverpool cables: Opening. wheat un-
changed; corn sd lower.
Second cable. Wheat I'D higher; corn
1sd lower.
Kansas City car lots today: Wheat 1o1,
corn Is. oets a.
Kansas City estimated car lots tonnor-
row: Wheat 202, corn "A. cats %.
Chicago car lots today. Wheat S.,
corn 3o3. oats 324
Chicago estimated car lots tomorrow:
Wheat 81. corn $40. oats 225
North west car lots today Minneapolis
Wheat $50, last year 154. Duluth, wheat
BE: last year 32S.
y d lower
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Irish Dring HI the BOND.

The big pond on M. Thomas place is
almost dry and hundreds of fish are
stranded in the shallow water and on
the banks Big fish, little fish, carp, buf-
falo, cat from two to twelve pounds il
size not fit to eat on account of the
starnant condition of the water, lying
on their backs struggling for life. 1t
makes one think Of scooping them into
a wagon and hauling them to the river
burlington Republican
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Hiavatha Newspaper Change.

Hiawatha, Kan, Nov. 19-Ed Martin
dale former publisher of the Lawrence
Gazette, and recently manager of the
Kansas City Post, has purchased an in
terest in the Hia watha Democrat and will
be managing editor. Grant Harrington
retains IN interest in the Democrat, but
will give his attention to the Life and
Annuity association of Hiawatha, of
which he is state organizer. c. L. Ho-
bart, manager of the Democrat for the
past year, has retired
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Dvnamited aJoint., Building

Wellington. Kan, Nov. ia build
ing Just outside the corporate limits of
Conway Springs. in this county which
has been run for several years as
joint and gambling house, was blown
up with dynamite. The building was
empty at the time. An injunction
against its use as a place for sale of in
toxicants was recently granted by the
district court
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k.U.8. NEBRASKA6
Jayhawkers Defeated Their Old
Rivals With Ease.
Wallace. Of the Kansas Eleven,
the Hero of the Game.
MADE 2 FIELD GOALS.
Cornhuskers Eleven Displayed
Very Poor Generalship.
A Tremendous Crowd Was Out
to Witness the Contest.
MADE 2 FIELD GOALS.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. -Harebrained
genera1ship at the crucial moments
cost Nebraska the only big game of its
home schedule Saturday afternoon and
the hated Jayhawkers triumphed over
their old foes by the narrow margin Of
two points. The score was s to s.
Two goals from the field, the last one
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A 40 MILE AN1HoUR MACHINE.
DIR. COna4vay of Cottonwood Falls Has
Meter Cycle With High Speed.

DR.. c. L. Conway of Cottonwood
Falls was in town yesterday on his new
meter cycle. The doctor said he made
the trip from Cottonwood Falls to EN-
poria in an hour or a little less. The
machine is the best looking one that
has been seen here. It is a three horse
power Wagner. and can be speeded to
forty miles an hour. The doctor says
the machine gives perfect satisfaction,
and can be used on the toughest coun-
try roads.-Emporia Gazette.
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The Murderer of Brcene Uncausht.

Arkansas City. Kan. Nov. 19--There is
no lc-ew to the burglar who shot Con-
stable J. J. Breene al his home here Sat
urdsy. The horse stolen in the neighbor-
hood of the Breene house, upon which the
burglar Is SUPPOSED TO have made his
escape, was found late in the afternoon
northeast of town. The horse showed
signs OF heinz hard ridden
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Marysville, Kan, Nov. 19.-The annual
gruettlifest was held in Marysville Sat
urday night This is celebration held
annually by the Swiss in commemoration
of the anniversary Of the Independence
Of Switzerland Heretofore it has been
an ooen affair, but this year admission
was denied to all save Swiss and their
descendants Representatives are here
from Seneca Oneida, Bern, Axtel1 and
Grand Island NeD.
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ond annual conference of school super
iutendents of the first and second class
cities closed Saturday afternoon They
A. I.owther Of Emporia was elected
president for the ensuing year, and r.
r. Price of Hutchinson was elected
secretary. The superintendents will
recommend a new truancy law to the
next legislature.
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New York. Nov 1s-BUTTER-F irm
street price extra, creamery, 271kc; Official
prices creamery common to extra, 19p27e.
street price extra creamery. re; official
prices, creamery, common to extra, $50
261kc; held seconds to extra 21G26c: west
ern factory, common to hrsts. 161kQ2Oc;
western imitation creamery. nrsts. -01z0
211Ac.
EGGS-Qpfet; western seconds. 27q30c
POULTRY-Dressed. irregular; western
chickens 12d14c; spring turkeys, 15aT17c;
fowls, 10G1211c.
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chicago Live Stock Nfarket

Chicago, Nov. l9-CAIILE-Receip
$500. Market, best, steady, others 1oc
81 COOS. 20; stockers and feeders, 81. 1904 50;
Texans. SO. 75d460; westerners, $4,000. 10;
calves, Sc. 25GJ7 IS.
lower Mixed and butchers S5.S5Q6 80;
good heavy 81. 1O16. 30; rough heavy IS. 500
500. light, s5.sO96. .; pigs, $5.70d6c0; bulk.
sHEEP-Reeeipts 5000. Market steady.
Sheep. S. 9OIQ5. 80 lambs. $4.60Q7. 30.
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I.caven worth. Kan. Nov. 19-Edward
starr \ 16-year-old negro. accidentally
shot and killed himself while hunting on
fine Fort IseavenwOrth reservation His
s1ln was discharged while he was crawl
ing through 4 barb wire fence
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Chicago. Nov. Market
firm Daisies. 131ka13a4c; twins, 121sD13c;
young Americas, 131k@13S4c.
POULTRY-Alive. weak; turkeys. 800
BITTER-Market strong Creamery.
aO5k62Tc; dairy. 193k6241zc-
EGGS-Market steady; at mark cases
Ill, 7c7
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Mcpherson. Kan, Nov. 19-The elevator
of Coiborn Brothers of Groveland col
lapsed because it was overloaded with
wheat on account of the railroad com
pany not furnishing cars for shipment,
fl9es wheat had accumulated until the ele-
xrator was filled beyond its capacity Con-
sf5era bic OF the wheat viii be lost
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Rice ......R T.. Crowell
Mason (capt.).R E White
Weller ..T.. H Wallace
Little .R H.. Miller, Porter
Craig F b. Brunne r
Summary: Touchdo.vns - Craig
Goals from placement--Wa11ace 2
Goals=Harvey Time of halves-30
minutes. Referre-Ralph HamilI. ex-
Chicago. Umpire-Walter Kennedy,
ex-Chicago. Head Inesman=Clyde
williams, ex-Iowa. Attendance. $500.
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Leavenworth. Kan. Nov Is.-Arthur
Fields q negro who was found guilty of
an assault on J. w Spicer' Of the 18th
infantry. some time ago has been sem
fenced to ser1e an indeterminate period
IN the stSfe Tnll '1e.llitrl.
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Galveston. Tex. Nov. 1s.-COTTON-
New York. Nov. 19-COTTON.- Spot
closed quiet; 10 points advance; middllne
uplands $11.1O; middling gulf, $ll.S5; sales
3, 200 bales.
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Sugar and Gomez Market.

New York Nov. 19.-SUGAR-Raw
quiet; fair refining. 5-16c; centrifugal, 81
test, 3 13-16c; molasses sugar, f-l5c- Re
fined, steady. crushed, $50; powdered,
81 80; granulated $3.50
COFFEE-Market quiet. No. Rio,
9-16c
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Best Bracer.

Americans. as a people, are prob
ably the most nervous of any in the
world. and there is a growing tenden-
v to use "bracers''-a use which
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Rl.cksrniths 10 Manila.

Junction City, Kan. Nov. 10
About eighty farriers and horsesho ers
were graduated from the school of in
struction in that department of work
at Fort Riley Saturday for their sta
tions in this country and the Philip
pines.
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Kansas City Live stocl saIes Today

1.-THE following sales were made today at
the stock yards. Kansas City. Mo. and
1elephoned to The Topeka State Journal
by Clay. Robinson & Co.. live stock CONF
mission merchants. with offices at all
principal stock yards.l
Kansas City, Nov. 19.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 1900 head. Market steady
Housekeeping 5000 head. Market
5 to TIC lower. Bulk of sales, $6O5G6- 1215
ST 1000 head Market
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National Board of Trade Kansas City.
FURNISHED by J. E. Gall. Commission
Grains. Provisions. Cotton and Stocks.
Ofrice ITO w. Sixth st. Phone 4S6l
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New York Stocks.

wall Street New York, NOV. 1s.-The
frst active operations in stocks were
mostly done at an advance of a small
fraction over Saturdays level Large
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county since 1857. He is the son Of S.
E. Hardy. farmer who lives west of
Troy.
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=. Kansas city, Nov. 70.
Chicago Markets.

Furnished by j. z. Gall. Commission
Grains. Provisions. Cotton and Stock
Office 10 w. Sixth st. Phone 1851
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Furnished by Charles Woin Packing CO
ards close AT noon on Saturdaysl
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FURNISHED by Cope & Co. I34 Kan Avc.I
POULTRY-FIens SIC lb.; spring chick
ems, sac H. I've turkeys: hens and young
gobbiers. 15c. old toms, 12c.
EGGSE27c doz
BUTTER-Fresh country. 1S622c.
II stnislsed by the City Hay Market. ~
Quincy street.
HAY.
PRAIRIE HAY-NeW, S9.O0e791o.00 Saled,
s9.0oG10.00.
topeka Hide Market.
Topeka, Kan, Nov. 10.
fFrices paid IN Top-ka this week. based
on Boston EDUCATIONAL
GREEN SALT CURED. .I2s
NO. 1 F7ORS .-....-.....-.. Sc 50952 q
NO. ! TALLOY V................
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Furnished by J. E. Gall, Commissions
Grains, Provisions. Cotton and Stocks
OFFICE 10 W. Sixth st. Phone 1851
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gains were shown in the speculative
favorites. Canadian Pacific rose 23s, Ana
conda ?. Reading and Sugar a point, and
Union Pacific. New York Central and
Southern Railway large fractions. North
ern Pacific ran OF "a and Great North
ern preferred opened at a decline Of a
half.
Profit taking caused an irregular tone
Colorado Fuel and Corn Products prefer
red rose p and Union Pacific, Missouri
Pacific Iowa Central. Corn Products.
Biscuits and others / to Ia.
Bonds were steady.
With the exception Of a reaction OF IL
in Reading the market assimulated the
realizing sales we'll Readings heaviness
kept some of the active stocks in check
and promoted profit taking in the western
railroad stocks. What setbacks there
were in the general market proved to be
of short duration, a sharp rise of in
st Paul. and gains in other representa-
tive stocks pulling the list up again.
Business was on large scale. keoknk
and Des Moines broke 81 and Smelling
rs.
Many Of the strong features Of the day
succumbed to the heavy realizing Of the
afternoon. Union Pacific and Reading fell
again to Saturdays level St. Paul pre-
ferred ia and Union Pacific preferred l.
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Furnished by J. E. Gall, Commissions.
Grains. Provisions. Cotton and Stocks
Office no w. Sixth st. Phone 4S6l
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PLUNGE
TO DEATH.

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0otheriuo Gli,a6cth Wcinrcidl.

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Scfnuntmad)nngcn
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nb.Eepartem bcs Siont. Snncnieure.

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