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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-19
MRS. WILSON SUGGESTS
METHODS OF ECONOMIZING
And Tells about Carefully Planned Sunday Menu-idrket
Basket, Recipes for Chicken and Cake With Peaches
BY MRS. NJ. 4. WILSON

Copp-toht. 1920. by Mrs. ". A. Wilson. Al
rights rCSetpCd
UTILIZE the bones and trimmings
~ of meat for soups, and for making
pot OF soup in tho home once each
week, instead Of purchasing the canned
variety. This is real economy. Make
n sufficient amount to last at least two
days.
II you are making soup using the
bones and meat trimmings, add good
sized piece Of suet to give th" soup a
rich full flavor. The fat can easily
be SKINNED off.
Do not waste a single slice of bread.
II it is put in n baking pan and toasted
q light brown, when other baking is
being done. and then cut into pieces Of
suitable size. it can be used as Crou-
tons. delicious with soups.
The French housewife uses them also
In stews, braisCd meats and goulashes.
To plan a menu for three meals on
Sunday and to supply tho family with
delicious and nutriCious food, is the
real ambition of every mother and wife
A SUGGESTIVE SUNDAY MENU
BREAKFAST
StCwcd Peaches
Cereal and Cream
Sausage and Hot Cakes
Coffee
DINNER
Celery Home. Made Relish
Chicken Dumplings with Gravy
Boiled Rice BRUSSELS Sprouts
Colcslaw
Cream Tapioca Pudding Coffee
SUPPER
Chicken Ia King
Potato CroQupttcS
ColCSiaw
Peach Cake Tea
The market basket will require
Three and onc.hdU pounds stcicing
chicken,
One pound Of sausage.
One pOund Of driCd peGChCS,
One stalk of cricry,
One-hdt pOWd Of rice,
One bor of BruSsCt sprouts.
One head Of cabbage,
Ono package Of tdpioC1.
One can Of crGporntCd milk,
TrO pounds Of poinroCs.
Three eggs.
and the usual weekly staples
Chicken Dumplings
Cut the chicken as for fricaSsee and
leave the breast hole. Cook as for a
stewing chicken and add:
One carrot, cut in tiny dice,
One finely minced onion.
Let cool. When ready to prepare
the Sunday dinner place in u mixing
bowl
Three cups Of -four,
One teaspoon Of salt.
OHe-hdU teaspoon Of pepper.
One small onion, grated.
One eighth teaspoon Of thyme,
Tteo lerct tablespoons Of baking potc
der.
Four Iercl tablespoons Of shortening.
Rub in the shortening aud use three
fourths cup Of water TO form a dough
Roll out one fourth inch thick anC
then cut in tive-inch squares and I'll
with the meat, which has been removed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-19

In this country we are inclined to
dress our railroad coaches in plush
rather than ourselves. 1t will be re
mcmbcrCd. however. that Paris observes
a wider rule of plush, and some of the
stunning wraps. frockS and suits that
have come to us from overseas are car
ried out in this fabric.
The accompanying suit from Paris is
achieved in two kinds of plush-the
plain black. which achieves the narrow
skirt, and the brocaded black and beige,
that makes the Russian like coat.
And it will be remembered. by the
way. that the Russian influence is
strong in some of the autumn suits
and frocks. The coat Is trimmed with
black plush and opOSsum, and is faS
tened by gold ornaments.
handing it to it's mother and seeing il
snuggir its little head against her while
the woman smiled family and looked al
its drwuy head with tender eyes
TOmOrrOw-Tony's son
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-19
The UnUeGOn1e
Wife
BY HAZEL DEYO BACHELOR
Copp1 ioIt. 1870, bv Pubic LEDGER Go.

Anthony HdrrimdnS marriage to
Charlotte GrdCes, O otri beneath hin,
socially, inJuridtes his mother, t0ho
had expected hin, to make q brilliant
marriage. Her choice tUds Edith Com
stock, &nd everything that Charlotte
did Cds compared tCith Edhh Until
Charlotte became so intimiduied that
she ,CUS djrdid to teH Tony ihat she
tocS TO bear him q cnitd. There WdS
one man rho appreciated Charlotte
and tCdS Kind to her and the giris in
noCcEt response brought dotrn Tony's
Un0er on her head. 1 quarrel enSucd
and Charlotte ran dirdy and Tcnt
back to the farm. tchere for a time she
pretended that she tcdS on visit
ntt! She Wds finally forced TO tell the
truth g. her mother.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-19
Please Tell Me
What to Do
BY CYNTHIA
To "Lovey Dovey"

Yes, it's all right to go out with girls
and It's always best to have lots ol
friends.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-19

Some of the smart gray suits-this
applies also 10 frocks--are trimmed
with black fur For example, one
stunning suit had cuffs, collar and
bands of seal. Another was set Off with
black astrakhan 1t is stunning
bought, this black and gray one, az the
Japanese found out long ago when they
invented the prints which most people
have taken lessons in learning to like
Md, by the way, duvrtyn IL not III
pnly material upon which gray In
rrathed its fog. Every other fabri
IS submitted to the same spell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-19

The suit of this year is by no mean
pendent upon fur for it's trimmin
sources. Both braid and embrodcr
rften are intrusted with the entire tas'
+ taking the sting out OF the tailO
made. More frequently they worl
light along with fur.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-19

900 SHES come back" Abner said
~ bitterly that night after Charlotte
was in bod md Mrs Graves had told
HIM the tru;h rs they sat together in the
kitchcn. Just as l said size would for
InnA >,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-19
FASHION NOTES

TomOrrOw--Tony's son
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
COT TON
MN iOitk

XIV lNEk NsfDu Settle cotton
Hsrtsi - HUsrtf.#i .HF. ...H# LN.
ug'niHE was poinn i...r o.. l4HHafI
bH' ssHs'a.fY ~ ~ roH.s 4.,.r NI|rH
rns N'..ff th1n doc uH rHH .H..Is fGG
gHhss.. ..usltIy AtttHstsf t.ssprHl -. uy
Ffler- here coon slsr,l ne ss"s ~ lu
~ ~ pu.rts. MAY s'Hne - 90 So snf
JuIv - - ~. tuf ilyefpHtI s'tan. .H
stafg'Y after th. i0rsI 0prmpF probably
on the buslnf against salss bore Hri me
iptsl tHfsrt rallied 90 f1fs.su t-sde ig.s
~ domestic spinfFfs fsN'rs tfi f..rf-
ins ibusr,s~ luttt,sfs usFH trr3Ifcf w.fr
huying Juy 90 20" tsriy rf,ak ana f.r
strong position ~ MRtHh VAS s'a.r.ur
ts0i1r TbAt delivery soon uAisi TO
last uishts cosIus Whiis ltfer months
te'o'rrst en- but ~ tonn ot tHe
0p.tirf iursss
Covering By near nloL'hS slofts tessmv
more eftivs late in me mofniut pafi.
larry 10 10. ea.e Of MAY Thai dstsfft
sold 40 t, q So making n,W t.gu
ground - the movement snT rf- al.
Nanre ~ 81, points, wa.s Mar 20 snld o.
1850 . new higb record - ths season
Rspufts ffst i9J bales u tufttn 'uhl teen
rerslssf at ualNs,iop from Liverpool p'r.
rot rhnff'ftd mArket factor. - r. hes
teen known since tns middle - ias' month
that sma cotton NAs 70 De- shipped nag =
hare Dcgautr ~ ih~ lr'sk 90 sGtGauEt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
MN pRI.l.NNs

NV pEl.EASs MAs,h Nulh f'ifs-
weather over the belt An1 puar iyrfIuut
uafkrf caused seiliaK ~ cotton around 'hf
opening tI,iay aht uutsr u ptI.eF fsll iH
20 20 points TRs MAY position fufunier"sI
tn rhos pronounced sts'uEfh lfnHsdigt-.y
after tuis decline. = ApeglL+ GU.uaui Sr-
prEftrs whtyh the floor 80 a4nu -
coming ffhm ne sane Ir'rfr-lF fvH' are
suppc..d ~ hc long ~ Marc. a. zoo 'rI
af ths Grri hsi hour uf bua.utas May
Nas ~ point. .tnVsr yesterday clos. ar!
other sr'iv- months w.tr 90 u1lri-
uba"r May traded down 10 1ep1c and -
q, - go
Acti,iiy Increased and the near positions
,sm- INTO s,nouE demand ~rh ~" cous-
qutuce that lAto ~ thu mofn'nx inrN Wyte
- 10 o. ppiais above teHitF1afH tEut.s
Ortup.t held stead, bot ~ ~ t.st wei
| stiu l point under ihe final quotation VI
ys.,srisy May rose to 5s.ser
HssVy short covering apptSfrd aud in
sdditlan there were reports - hslis'
spoi d-maui In the eastern holt. A.
O'Clock ths trhding months w'tn 81 ne,
advances q, ~ 10 ~ loin's with Nay a.
ssFsr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
QHB1ies

Insurance Licenses issvsd --LlcrpseS
1fe nov heinz issued by 4 l.. Nsleh,
stats insurance commissioner TO all
r1mpaniss doing business In Oklahons.
Time for fllink ttblkmcntr OF last
ttars business IN the siats sspifed
SATURDAY Wtlch tald Wsdn-sdsy there
viii h3 approximately ~ licenses is-
sued thls rear.
state CoiI.euors Double collections
" the state f,t February from all
sources reached = to'sl ~ tsN iai.H,
TfHnf tHrisr f'stN auditor, announced
Wcdnesief Dou'riIrns In nrlut~d ~
tpl0fem rross production and income
nt'' The ,ol,l ~ss double that OF
January
Pent W Emo,ers Loossnsd 4 flood
NJ con. 'alnu against tha operation of
railroads in oklahoma 10 expected ~
fne corporation commission nov that
'Ir roads have been returned IN tho
orrrfs Az Mabsr. chairman 0f the
commission tnid Wrdnssdsj
pscrult., Inspect station, Col
rfafF.r tDrl ~ mo srn} recruiting
.ng arrvi"ts ~ Aliu. MAJ q g.
~ Woodward il,4t a. 4. nossnthal,
publicity officer. ier NOniAs '0 re-. loin
fIs rerifuarf me 'nsnfy 'h.ri infantry
a. amp Tnsi-. san Antonio. Texas
No-ptln~ habit cured whisky and all
.U lhaNO r.uuants the only man ~
'hr state Who cu'fs the morphine hsh-
b. pf ! Nck,nuA, li,y w slh
-, Phone Walnut -. CAdvD
NuS Ne Aoostlfses- S1ndAsa. sodas
IHi iHples arc hHing rl1rlNcd on sods
fountain show cards by eighth grade
ari students ifr' rfado schools. Upper
Grades AT work II NJ an Industrial no :
iuft. being afsriy posters and Illus
'ra'si rards sdvsrilsins city Indus
'tIal and mercantile concerns
fohtY Nns,s Bsraust Two hun
lr'd s.EiiY miners from state ans
. 'fy are expected 10 attend the annual
( HauHuei ~ the men ~ ~ 20 be held In
81 Lakes church April q. Al 'tssrs
are invited 70 attend the banquet.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03


y. Y; soosa ~. ,,sm q, ;s; ,s ;s ',. s.:
''''s '''T;a n, cci' cciRb8IS b58sISs " 81.
HE'LL dvetenll HA1f hl1G
LANCE 5.sosr. nswIS 1ssssais1; 01fa4s
p,is: ts.Sls. sscsss, jW fsl.sssss lid.
ooob ErRIWRRRRY fxT'H ~ 1s,iSe
with s.room ohlahoma ksusnisw and
sisepsWe y.seh. ssmsnt sa.ms" ena %.
,ssoo. % 'ISs'' ssa eat; ri @ i%m.sis,s vssssss,sa'
NApie sic
TIM rkQMAc Goa
dtJ6D S.Fessn, s.slsSy ksnss tscs,ed q
ssrN tsa1suefs ies . sSal MssHqs CO.
Bssf NUf = y.!.s1 9sssslss. v slSss
raeM. srrssee4sA - Esss4 .lsfass sse
''.''' a!s EI I'''
stA.0 osasAalY eeek III
zU4Jv0E EsSSa Sas1vSS2. I'D 80.
49, 1sess esssi -. - z, ss,S r.. &C. -
- s E Z: ~ A.; 81 y. L!:::s s::::.
~ sEsE; W. -.
tssSE 49,: l.hi .'Ssis' ts.sSs
| uss1 - 2sESs IA
ssisSs ssA,; ~ &lsl
]sary.s
M . ~ slT,Aes Aessv' =
r pssA1Asa sssa, :
lllrs,e,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
REDS SEIZE REMS
m PORTUGAL, REPORT

MADRID. March g.. RcrOfts from
ihc Portuguese frontier today declare
'hat the wVkincn N Portugal have
proclaimed soviet repuhhc The
postal. the tclesrsphic aud other work
ers are said 20 have Joined the rail
rosd men In the move The news.
which reached here from the border
~ teicphano. has not been confirmed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
RESOLUTION FOR SALE
OF SHIPS IM1n0DU0ED

WASHINGTON. March a.--Thc sale
of gov efument-owncd shlps hy the
shipping board as promptly - may be
consistent With good business ptincl-
pies was provided in joint resolution
lulrnilced this afternoon by Senator
Edse, republican, oi New Jerse'.
senator Edge was ono Of the mem
bors % the committee on commerce who
voted against a favorable report on
ssnstor Jonoa' bill 10 prohibit the sale
of 'ormer German ships. "eNcep, as
may hereafter be- provided by law"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
KANSAS Clry CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY. March WHEAT ur-
changed ~ 1 hard q iig.so, No
iasTSfSTs No. rcd s. ,sHst7. No.
ists corn; urthsnG~d to L. higher
10. : ui,,sd 81 ,isi,s No. white q 70
III 81; No. I. ysilow ~ ttH ". OATS
nem,nellv steady: No /: white g0n sic.
No I mi,sd yaspc. No : red NGiios
HyE- n tD0I -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
L.nQAn
NOTICE TO CoNrNAcro

NOTICE TO coNrRAcroRs
Netics 70 hsfsey given that e. Andu.
con. C1srt u the Beard oe Eavestion
far sshoee district No. 81. Hinpsh h,
ursds eouaty ohiahema. vill rees<vs kids
w sniii - s'cieeA MON. March T. 1870.
for 'he sress,s. end ssmpls',ss st . s,.'
teen rwssr Nflrk and frams sckcoi tv'in.
iaG scv said dhss'cs ~ sce~sdsrce with
the plans snd speeifics f,on. - fusn,shed
for same BY y n 1a6s. sreAhect. chich.
asen. okla p,aRs msv - hAd from =
AndsfpsH. clerk NJ FROM the sschr-ct's
efsles. vsem /, esysr bsll6lns. cAicsssha.
= Il. 'sss r.. ,.,srs s,s': ,s 4 r.: .'s:. ss:,s
rssesvss !he risss 10 ascspt aAy a. ~,
ANp0NsoN. cissA.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
~ sS.s e s,sv,: c:is. ssti.l
-: :' Z. Z; ~ s:s:. "a s.s:: s
to- Il ~ ~ yYatsstais, tssLA labor. -.
plioaesS ak1 ether thi60s ssesssary fcs
iks ssMpists issssltslisS q . sssttsry
ssvss s2YssM sed dteUseai sytsst ssssrd.
~. u ~ p,ass So sesstfSesilsas. ase
fsn |" Ssssa 4 Hlini sss osish,ns
yIty, oh'a.. - nssSsy nishI March !.
csyts :. u. s,..s ~ :ss ss.s's,s.,,s.. r .
psstA osia.. ~ ~ ssDsssss - hsssli'
Ns psspssals IN - ssps,sssss ssless
sss3s ss sSs.ss. - = !. ,s,.~. -.
Ssee 9ne3 & ~ t!Syss.a -
~ ~ Il w~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
WHAT DO Yov Mv7
Question Of the Day Askst Five
Persons Picked a. RsN1sm
BY Repsrtss.
The oUsstior--De ysu think sss.
m.' soldiers should BE- sYss . sssN
bonus Of 80 . month ZOE sseh
month Of serviesf

bonus of 20 woWtH YW oeeN
month of ssrSiesf
" " WILLIAMSON. slee'ricxn--I
,'risiuly believe that all former SOL
di"rs should be rewarded IN sofrs way
for their service. and from what
know Of the plans. consider the cash
bonus plan preferable.
q LAREiL.E. leather pork~r--i 10.
vor any plan which helps out the boys
Who defended our country during the
war.
r. G SUTTON. OF Brown. connery
and company. adysrtisin. aSency--un-
quest lnnsbly t1a prr month vas n0t
enough to pey men Who gave W their
business and risksd their lives for the
country favor an optional plan. n
the former soldier accepts the bo0us
hs should sign = waiver TO any home
or farm loan benefits
EUGENE y. GUM. secretary. Okh.
homa Bsnkers' association No; I pre-.
fer 10 -" congress pass the NesUaa
home bill or similar iesislaitsa.
--------<O.
cubic fco; ~ pure seba vsishs
! glo I,ounds and cubic foot ef ouro
silver ssS pounds
------~---~< -
Under present regulations only first.
elsss maii II carried by the slrpiaWe
mail service and the rate 10 4 cNpto
IN ounce or fraction thereof
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
cIys n,al r,rArs ". sA,s
TOOK TiirfE piEF
N You wAhts iinrs

TOOK TnrfE D'Er
n tos vssi. llan.
noou ckLirORStA ntydAtOw
Esst rsfh 'ln. ~ iihfslH school
rooms In nst old paFins bfrshfssi room
lot ~ she's yoy lhis D. ~ sosd ,sfms
vIFr rARK. 1850
when 700 sss it- fau I'LL bur. =
rooms fssa in on Nss Par. osmsnf
dfIys shi ssfsss lsfTs bsif1oms snd
bath. flns hsipfs, br.H msnisi bfsas
i'si foon, iAfss tffhHh 500 uui hA's tY
a1i promptly on ihis lfop'ny. good tsfrs
cALiroRNA nuS1ALow.
Mrkf uIHfi D. SOC
rooms, bfsssfsst room. L,s hsssmFrt
ftifs sni shfHgf On nIfs r0fhff 'f.
hiprss iroin 'is''sh 'at uhs l,os 81 th'
Tor ihs ppss.
CLASSY nRicit 0S EAST iirH
funW. lsfss bedrooms, il's hath w
basement furnace, F.fsFs Ani ifiHf
huili'lh sssh tubs 'sS rH'h ,h'ouEhaut
fuuih front. ~ rant appreciate ~ uh'i
-ponA AEHorLANg
on Wet t'rf nice ruthsr hAffsanf
basement furnace dfts snd rsfaEs
rompists ln 'N'ty fespsgt. piss 81 100.
On terms
,iDeg ~. y ,rH
TIH@A-HEp
'f0Y1I 'IfuItut- and al fof o. tst. me
ilHss 10 .1 rood condition sni goa uut .
'sfus
'i0sr ~ uS EAsr rAnE
lsfss f".ris, t'dt.Hm', s.'sU.rg
t"rflss. hs''r'r' sri iIfnsrs Nt 49,
'hIs fufrIsbsI ur pufutrIshsi rent tafi -
youf rooms snd mHG' Yuof rAyWsrs.
~ no, um1fn sh'i. on tsfm'
oy WET irM ist,e
! boon bungHlHv. south front bfsst'sf'
/ foam. hfi's msht,l. bunt.iHs 10 siirbsn.
saod hsns. one block from tis'ssn.
tHoou CtiIFoKSu
On West I'm iYst beng ,0urls'sf
! fc.fy fdf Hl.ITHnry In ~ days, driys snd
/ rrfsEs. o.s h'ofs In 'V,ty room. ssa'h
/ front, nssf CT hn'. pf'os N'eo. terms.
Goop nuv. ,iisso
! located uh ro'nsf EsS rsrS. ore ;.
/ 'oon tlYt- tsssm"n'. furnace, one 30
story In tssf with hsfdsspi ii"or. ihis
| property osr b. handled hai ,ssh sui
"iN buHs rso1 rent
az r,sr ,rH. i,oeo
rooms ! bedrooms ll,irs fpnm. fln
/ Ius taatu and k,tDhsu. basement and 80
/ turts pusrsfs located close 60 SUES
| Iafk. ilf few days al $500, 1900
! dorh, ha Immediate posss'ion.
CENTRAL PARK.
OK WEST 'isT
! srbom California bungalow tt"m..'
drive sui sstssr. o.s throughout the
beet buii bungalow In the t) u ra'
huit fof q home Ny ms ownsf And 10 a
good one. ptie- 5000.
tnOoM VrRsirHED or
| tSFIRsi-nED
On West i2nd o.s finsh, h'sahfA''
rnom rsfas. and drive basement vhsn
you sss-it 700 vill buy
NOOK BRICK
Close In. GA,i side. biz bs'smsn'. sfivs
aud ssfss.. chicken houss-, pssins psid
this Il on. ~ IN. best built house. In th-
crY. loostsi near STILES Fam, ptlc. tA't0,
| on terms
Ask Nh FORE
" so " ijS. 81 ;tiN
fi.ls " Ss,i Hans hift
Oklahoma tl'y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
OUR RESriSo
MODERATE PRICED HOMES

- ysse sws AaaissA. We ssfss s,r.
ssss'n s:'ss here Dsy . home sal sss.
'a''s ~: = is,ss tr.s~ ss.,s,.~,
~ psyIns. yi.tss sssA
Wv se!s isrgs s-rsso ORlsAsms Nm
Haisv sftsiNt fruit. harm. s,c
e'ess In, eAss cash. t,s month
ssses WI give yos t.room modern, +,
WI 'oss' paving paid out; lssA
essh essy payments
ss'iss ovys b-roosu modern buassisw
envnsr: esst front room fsr ~,
den. rhieksas. cite. nostAss.,
near ear line. of.sss cash.
ss'ss ianss t'rscsu msAssn, ". Main, 1
Nn lots; Pssi4g psid ss,. oi.lss
visss suys . s-reom ussdsvW, ~. N,
esssneAt, Isres elossts, paoVeS'
ste; oeee sosA.
mess vsat lsst ls~s. NJ o ssneg,
W save ahv sass psepsrty zee vsaL
ltils. soYcu 3 NrrRor.a son
W. ss-su sh-S, ssesriiv ~.
'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
iINE EHtVNpI..

LIVERPOOL. Naffh elton. sr1i
quie'. price, EASY Good mlpii,ug 2Eisd
fiiy fnidiiing 40 IA, wid1nhs Ftlft.
low middiinE a. $50 good cfligafy .. U
ord nary ~ So Sales Gees hhlcs, lntlud
tug g 30 American
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK


sr IYtfs March uD.4. .ip,.
ltlee s''slL 90 strunt hs& ~ -
1850
CATTLE receipts 900 s'ronr 10 &c
ligntr. choice heavy steers sOIlbB9
medium ,g.gbi1st. crumou o. eos
lo.i eto'f. ilrt's ~ ga tH. common
y zen ~. tutCher hsifsr. Ff9ls1s.
cows tiayloT tArutrs ti gIG- 0n
calves o.! tNBi-tei (, edsfs O. 500 ~ ~
st0rtsts i-0qui0tD
steady. lambs Il--sGsb pus 81 tun
y FrsrIrx Wf'hrf. 9 fBdls 30.
-.H.o '~Is ttt:.ul'gs. cults ileg0
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f. ut gf tt.. .lIr.f. o.
..UIs d.. flttr .s .a.r IIs. nfsl' q.
.1.r II I.I.H1 fsfa 81. |.s.r
tr H'..s uH.NaugsI rIfAlrLs t.Eu.
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MID-DAr' STOCKS

T'r following qpotaUors 4 SsF N'fk
u.hrfrf. up go - 70 m. tsdsf r~
cong .ai w Hlus'un. fhig company 20
NUrlu IFpaaNa4.
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prAL BARGAIN
Sis room tH,fornis buhkslo" nara
wood nopfs and finish thrpus h0at, beau
tifw dscorations And slsrtfir fixtures.
.strA large rooms ssfsS- ana cement
driveway, this place Vas butt Tor home
snd mus, b. seen 10 be sppfsf istsdi II
700 o.. IN the msfk.i yap will do vel "
80. Tits hsfof. buyihs The price 10 riGhi
snd the terms a.. tnNitlns located on
Sor,h Mckinlsy, one block vet s'
Clas.n. ...
SEE THIS
rlv. room, up.,o-ds,s hvhsAisu, nssl)
decorated. south front. ssfnG- and chltk
en- house this pisc. IL we'll ~sth 'h'
inon.y. price tt.eee, 1890 cash viii tax
".
OK WEST .s1I
one half bisrb wss' Of Cias.ea. fN'
tarss foans plenty Of closets. sous opi
houses. plenty ~ trait ue,s. new p.slns
nsii aUt. @nih front. price $500. rms
terms.
oNt: RfOCK uFF CLAsskS
Iight rooms hard wood In three, I've
hAth. lots ;ssiio, doubl. satsss. tl,hos
under th. market. pfiSs t..te.
EVANS REALTY co.
gis oustanty bsnt BlJs. ~ Oi5
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GRAIN
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CRY. March corn. Gos.
NAY tlasN. Jvy tAih giaJ~ srpl
81 80.
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purisx sAaoA,x

purisx SAaoAix
: neoas . SArRs. s.,m
~. W. -. |. =. ~. -. n: Z ~ ,sss, pty!ss
- s.ss!:' W. ;cSts ;sssss 8 csSsSsi1 y.
syM Mr,:EzIyFEHENs!f1
8 |! i !
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NEW sOWk svGAR.

KEW yoRK, Msreh SUGAR raw
nrm. c.ntruugsl iiisc. fine ErsnHisied
u eeW ~ eoe
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KANSAS tItv.

kkSaAa CtrN. match ri TIER
creamery. le lou.ri nfs,s tse. seconds sc
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ne 400.

CHICAGO March HOGS receipts
900. a'ralt 20 sirs1g. tuN ~ t0t
l-!' h~ntS ~ Hiitl. medium ~, ~
it-t
'CNTTLt' r..-r'- 900 nrm thoics
heavy steers 1900 'if % msiium . i.se
dl'- ruUWv- g. lOHli, -. fhq,ce usht
.f h.if~r- . Qoui1:s roN. - n.l. 20
csnnsra .. sgnss.. calves ~ e0G ~ 20
feeders psta II a.. sockors = aealo 20
sHtLr' receipts iStB8 sio~ lsluhs
81 rs D .0c cUN, ii.ooHiioo. cb1lcc
eSes ~ ;5ul' cubs - QoUiott
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'i'-inr Usaisiians.

If.fs ~ t'a "af'..s rIaIfs ~ .atts a.,
tilf'tUpsfrf as foI.rs
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PROVISIONS
sr. IOt ~

sr. LOUIS March r'UtTEY hrus
s1r. Nfhctn unr hanged HITTEE WV
changed Etits A.r
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changed. ZOOS I'r
tiltt AGO,
CHICAGO. Nateh TIER joser.
ctcsm.ry ,tdsic E,Ias lower. rccsipts
lSs1i csss.F hrs s6t7c. ordinary
Sirsis teutte, al mark. eases included
si0tsAe. POt1TRf slits. unchanged.
CHICAGO MAtth s--pnTATotS
strong receipts ~ cars northern vhlie.
sacked and buis. NseaIeo. Idsho
70 aehed. tS ie9Rte.
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alAl RsTArs WAi'1kD

nRAl RS1AT0 WANSkO
Ts>~>->>~~~~-~~---~~~~~>~~ ~~~>~~>>~~~sesss-S~~~~~~~~
NOTICE, HOME oWNenA
iAss ysss LhsaGelsus AaA tvs.ssory Asmss
ssA . " c.Ii sAsa fisss sss--foSf
'.'sS( saslsssxrs arAprr 90,
uO4 49, 0sSDss1y VIII ri I vSat e.
psstsiiy ! y ieteea hsoe6 as1 spast.
D, ok1ig. nlAL ngsAfR
- Malayt ~ q wslaet lliA
VI WANt Ilnsts0s 9 81 klNls sS city
SseeeetyJ % SsAn esosstssse u real
estate hysinsss In ths city sasbiss ~ 10
spo1sr sffieisat ssSviee.
U. n. DAuOMMAN
v, 80 ~. hArvey
VIZ Want s.slsslss llsiIne % yosr vrop.
's.s: ..:, y, T.. r:ss r.:"'es' ;;,, s:I " r;sEs
d'ss' " f':ss;;' % =; I'M
sutl A.ls 49,: Nssl: leA4 k.ee.
WAIT = - ESe s.sss ! Il it.rsea
Asssa II a1Ce = ~ Z: sSsA
Witt 6ky
We have 1o9Ssf = 0ns ~ hsgass,
1sssis " ~ o. sss1i -. kss.isis
e. 0svs = - iisis5 - " vih sS,s
194s Al2t4S esarAxy
nlse. - nsx klseA :. sss'
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No-ptln~ habit cured whisky and all
lhnN. tIiruIants The only man ~
'hr state Who cures the inNrphine hsh-
b. pf ! ! hck,nua. ~, w sih
49, Phone Walnut ~ tAdy1
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kA>s&s tITy.

kANRAs CiTY. March : HOGS 20
feipts iitog. Ffrs'ai'y IS 60 -ke hishsr
bpib -tit ees ss hssvlss ti,ped t.0
MEDIUM tltsoJliS hshts i1t5s6l's
piSs tl-tagisee
CATTLE receipts t1ce steady - ~
higher, eboic- heaN, si-.f. tis st9biiss
medium tli.is1i,i: common g. IS q
~ IS. choice lisht. til lkeolifs common
q si9 50 butcher hsfef. 8 00yi! 81
rarn-fs g. s'nt.j csivss 81: sehiiie
feeders 5000 - a., .tlt ,.f- ~ .tt II 10
SHhkp tsc.ipts zee. steady TO saf
,nG... li.iLgIss9. .alls ll:lo1lt 20.
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SAist ~,
NEW ptkuAfOW
rtVE MOONS.

On wee, 18th street; two roYrns W oah.
atapse white enamel, niru place, hVr-'V
III Of ground. Listing ffs.
WORKMAN . COMPANY,
N n ;esS " Main