Garden City Daily Herald from Garden City, Kansas • 4

Macksvllle Mention. a complete exegesis and practice of spiritual manifestations from a biblical standpoint. THE BARRETS. PBODVOB. Macksville, Aug.

13. -The "melon-colic" days are come, and maintains that the BO-caiiea spir Indian summer is passed away (for a Several "prairie schooners" are itual manifestations of the day are strictly akin to the miraciea ibuuiucv the Scriptures, and are equally well authencated. Incidentally he gives the afloat on the "prairie sea." Light showers of rain hae fallen during the last week. A John Gargin sold a car load of fat hogs story of his connection witn mme. jma Debar, and insists that she is a wonderfully gifted medium, whose ghostly pictures v.

tha ornrmine work Of SDir to Mr. Beckham of Burrton, Kan. S. A. Hyer, attorney for.

the loan firm it hands; but he admits that the medium of Gibson, Reeder of McPherson, spent two days last week in looking over the country with S. Mott. in her normal state is uase, and wicked. nnw en p-aea in reading Mrs. Daw and her daughter Minnie of the proof sheets of the closing chapters of his book, which is being printed at Burlingame, are visiting Mrs.

West- ITuTP 13 ufialo, and win oe lesueuirom mo iicDD in October. SIRS. MILLER CHASED BY A SHEalFF Chicago. ChioaoO. August 13.

Early Influences were depressing in tne wheat market and the opening figures for futures were J4C under yesterday's closing. The market turned up and lost ground tully recoved. During the last half of the session fluctuations were inconsequent and the closing figures were Iwithin of yesterday's latest bids. Corn fairly active and firmer, higher prices being established. The advance was due largely to the operations of a 'prominent local operator whose purchases of September put prices up.

Reports of vet weather, active cash demand and covering by local shorts, also created a firm feeling. Market opened at about closing of yesterday, was firm this morning and advanced 94c, eased off 34c, ruled firmer and closed higher than yesterday. Decidedly better feeling developed in oats and a higher range of prices was recorded, the advance being which was partly maintained until the close The improvement was us to the smaller arrivals than was expected, estimates of a light run to morrow and also too wet weather. Aquiet business done in pork and feeling unsettled with prices irregular. Early sales were made at 57c advance, but a weaker feeling developed and prices receded 27.SQz.

Near the close prices rallied 2tfG5c. The close was easy. Trading was quite active in the lard market and prices rallied 2tf5c. The close was weak. Short ribs were weak and lower.

The leading futures ranged as follows: gate, a cousin of the former. L. H. Baldyof St. John and S.

Bigger of Hutchinson were in the city on busi ness last Saturday. W. E. Beckham shipped a carload of fat hogs to Colorado on the 11th inst. The quarterly meeting at Neeland's She Had In Her Carriase Valuables She waa Accused of Stealing.

Brattleboro, Aug. 13. The wife of Capt. Henry Smith, of Chicago, left her hand basr and lunch basket on the re grove was well attended on feunaay. 1 MIS ception room table in the Brooks house to-day while she went to dinner, wnen she returned several valuable articles were missing from the bag and basket, including lace handkerchiefs, silver cup, 1.

L. Haaseu 01 ivewanee, 111., a cousin to liev. Pembleton of city, is here on a visit. He seems well pleased with our county and may locate here. L.M.Parker and wife of the Hotel Parker made a business trip to Lamed on Saturday.

A sister of Mrs. S. T. Garth of this place is here from Dakota, making her a visit. J.

A. Hopley shipped a car load of cattle to Kansas City last week. Joseph Astin, who resided seven miles west of Macksville, died on Saturday, of jewels and silver soap case. Mrs. 3DLdL 3Bl.oo.c3L nEULiriflo oiiic arid Blood- "Ptirifior in The Bes dropsy of the heart.

He was about years old and quite feeble. He leaves 1 wife and several small children. It is a pleasure to drive over the country and see what immense crops of grain the Wor id Will prevent Mountain Fe Dr. Maggie Miller, of New York, who is summering at Newfane aDd temporarily stopping at the hotel, was suspected. The local sheriff armed with a search warrant, overtook her eight miles from town en route to Newfane and the missing articles were found secreted in the carriage and about her person.

Without ceremony Mrs. Miller jumped from the carriage and fled towards the river with the avowed purpose of sui cide. She was restrained by the sheriff, who allowed her to proceed to her home, and it is taid that no arrest will be made, her friends representing her to be insane. Mrs. Miller may be remembered as having recently brought a suit against Dr.

Alhprt M. Lnnmis on a charee of havine hay and vegetables Stafford county has this year produced. The large crop 1 small crain is all taken care of with Full Directions few exceptions where it was slightly damftcod hvthe wet weather. A sood 2 Options o. 2, Wfewt, No.

2: September 75 75 75 December 77? 73 77 77. Year 75 76 7o 75 Mt7 8214 82 82 corn, aio.n: September 35 S5 35 35 October 25 35 35 35ft December 34. 35 31 35 utiVii, sso. September 20 20V4 20 20 October 20h 20t 2094 December 22 22. for: September 10 37 10 37 11 07V4 10 124 October 10 li 10 12 9 87J4 9 95 January 9 65 9 60 lafua: September 6 37 6 40 6 30 6 30 October 6 35 0 35 6 25 6 25 January 6 (X) 5 92 Short Ribs: September 5 32 5 32V4 5 20 5 25 October 5 27 5 27Vt 5 20 6 2i ver if taken in time.

Around Bach BSttle. many corn fields of early planting are maturing in good shape, and some of our stockmen are cutting up their corn for fodder. A few pieces of late planted corn are needing rain, and with one more 1.00 Per rice converted to his own use and incorpor heavy ram will yield, largely, xms is srood country to feed cattle in next wiTitpr. The writer has been ten vears ottle. in Kansas and never has at any one time seen so much excellent feed for stock cattle as there is at present, viz: caae millet, prairie hay and straw.

Army Orders. ated into a scientmc pampniei tne writings of her late husband," Dr. Mason L. Miller. The suit was for the purpose of obtaining compensation for such writings.

Dr. Miller was connected with the Loomis observatory, on a salary, and Dr. Loomis claimed, in answer to Mrs. Miller's suit, to have paid her late husband something for what he had written. Ran Away with His Wife's Daughter.

Ukiontown, Aug. 13. Mrs. James C. Huff, of Fairchance, Pa.t has sworn out a warrant for the arrest of her husband, who has eloped with her 16 year-old daughter by her first husband, Lillie Washington, Aug.

13. The following army orders have been issued: Capt. Louis H. Rucker, Ninth cavalry, is appointed to act as inspector on twen Cash quotation ware aa follows: WHEAT Spring wheat 76J477c. No.

2 red 77c. CORN No. 2.35V4C OATS No. 3, 2ji4c. itYK No.

it, 42c. FLAXSEED Jl. 211 21. TIMOTHY SI. 43.

rOKS-Per bOl $10.10310.15. LA.KJJ Fer 100 lbs DRY SALT SUOULDKKs f4 875.00. SHOR1' OLE A.K SIDES $5 855.87tf. WHISKY 81.02 BUTT BiK -Active. Fancy creamery 16J418o; flue 4c; finest dai-y ll(ai2c.

UiUUS 1012c. Keceipta. Shipments. Wnaafi 170.000 220.006 ty-five carbines at the cavalry recruiting depot; Jefferson Barracks, reported as unserviceable and requiring the action of an inspector, and for which Capt. Theodore J.

Wint, Fourth cavalry, is ac Wj A. Haywood. They lived formerly at countable. Monongahela City, where Mrs. Haywood was divorced from Meshech Haywood and married Huff.

Mrs. Huff discovered the intimacy existing between Hospital Steward John B. Comber, 143,000 ts 312,000 lbti.OCO now at Fort Mcintosh, will be dis charged without character. Private Ole G. Horwey, band Ninth in EGGS 13c.

him and her stepdaughter and she sent the girl to a boarding house in Union- fantry, now under treatment at the Army The est Remedy for all Derangements and Navy general hopital, Hot bprings, having sufficiently recovered, will be sent to rejoin his command at Whipple St. loux. St. Louis, Aug. 13.

WHEAT After elisrht display of weakness on dull and lower cable the market turned firm and gradually advauced, demand finding little for sale There was a weaker feeling later and the close was about the saiie as yesterday except Auzust, which was V4c higher. No. 2 red cash Barracks, Ariz. town, but the girl at once lniormea nun: of her whereabouts. Huff at once joined the girl and they have eloped to unknown parts.

Mrs. Huff was formerly a circus rider. She says her friends in Bedford county will offer a reward of $500 for Huff's capture. Sylvia Sayings. of the Th iver in the World Private William S.

Kingsley, Company Sixteenth infantry, now under treatment at the army and navyj general hos ey are 74c; August 73c; September 732c; Decem ber TbVic; Jiayei7fcc. COttitf Higher. No. 2 mixed cash 33c bid: pital, Hot Springs, having sufficient August, 322XC Did, 32c asked; December 31c ly recovered will be sent to rejoin his FX Sylvia, Aug. 13.

asked; May aic asked. company at ort Douglass, tah. OATS Bwtfc-r, but clo3ed weak. No. 2 cash ion rompt and Easy in their The farmers in this section of the county 19c: Auzust 19 bid; September 19c bid; May Private iratrick Lee, Hospital corps, now at Fort Custer, is transferred closed Z64.uji as tea.

RYK Uall. asc. are very busy securing one of the best croDS of broom corn they have ever to Fort Meade, Dak. HAY Weak. Prairie timothy raised.

The corn crop is simpiy enor Private John E. Meador, company Ninth infantry, now with his company at Whipple Barracks, is transferred to mous and with a fair price will place Us! many of our farmers out of debt. (Your nst to Order for You. Price bc Per box. Brug the hospital corps as a private and as signed to duty at Fort Bowie, Ariz.

KAN Lower and dull, 43c. FLAXSEED steadier. $1.19. LKAii Dull. Chemical hard offered $3.70 other kinds If 6 60 with no takers.

BUTTER Firm. Creamery 1517c; dairy, 4c. EUGS Steady at 12c. CORN MEAL WHISKY 1.02. tOKii $11.00.

LARD 55.80. The first car of new wheat was shipped from this point Saturday, also the first car of melons, consigned to Denver, was Three years of the term of confinement imposed by the sentence ef a general shipped by Mr. May. court-martial is remitted in the case of Ed. Austin is very low with typhoid Michael P.

Kenny, late private company fever. Ninth infantry, now in the military H. S. Thompson and wife, of Louis prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kan. ville.

are visiting relatives ana One year of the term of cenfinement TTTTO? friends in town. DE Q. imposed by the sentence of a general Chas. Butts, who arrived from Seattle Euuaa City. Kassa.8 City Aug.

13. Sat Dally Indicator reports: WHEAT Steady No. 2 red cash, 64c. CORN Weak. No.

2 cash 25c asked. 0A.T3 ISo. 2 cash 20c asked. on Friday, thinks a man is foolish to court-martial is remitted in the case of Joseph Lewis, late private, company Twenty-first infantry, now at Alcataraz leave this country for "Washington Terri tory. 13ASX2 BALL.

Island, Cal, To Dust the Trust. LIVE HXOOK. JXjrasaa City. Kansas City, Aug. 13.

The Live Stock Indicator reports: At Pittsburg. New York, Aug. 13. Receiver W. 0Q00 Gray of the North River Sugar Refining Pittsburg 1 0152000 9 CATTLE Market strong.

Common to choice Boston 0 0000000 00 corn-fed, S3 company has applied to Judge Ingraham for an order to restrain the sugar refineries from declaring or paying any further HCKia 510c lower. Good to choice $4.30 an ilSP- Steady. Common to choice $2.50 dividends. The court granted a prelimi Base hits Pittsburg, Boston, 5. Errors Pittsburg, 0, Pitchers Galvin and Daily.

At Indianapolis. Indianapolis 2 00311 0 00 Will nary injunction and made an order requiring the defendants to show cause at but is Cure al 1 forms of St, Ltonl4. St. Lotus, Aug. 13.

chambers to-morrow why the injunction 0 4000000 48 should not be made permanent. CATTLE Receipts 3,800: shipments 400; Market was active. Fair to choice natives Base hits Indianapolis, 13; Washing etockera and feeders Hoas Receiots 2.9 jO: eniDmeata 700. ed to to ton, 10. DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Active and lower. Fair to choice heavy specially iaaptea mountain, 17- Errors Indianapolis Washington 6. SHEEF Receipts, shipments, 1,400, Market was active and strong. Natives Pitchers Boyle and Haddock. At Cleveland.

Bouiuwest mixed 5 Malarial, Remittant. Intermittant, Dll Cleveland 0 000400004 Chicago. CH10A8O, Aug. 13. The Drovers' Journal reports: New York 4 0130302 013 Base hits New York, 17; Cleveland, 9.

Belfast, has a woman machinist apprentice. Olive Thome Miller finds her summer rest mostly in the study of birds. Queen Olga of Greece can supervise the cooking of a dinner or trim a bonnet with equal skill. Nilsson Is said to be very lame from rheumatism, and Is troubled with a defective memory. Queen Victoria has been m-Am-aA Kn- OATTUS Receipts, shipments, carlet and Yellow Fevers.

marKet stronger ior good, others weak, JNew lork, Cleveland, 3. Pitchers Beatin and Crane. At Kansas City. Beeves, steers, $3.504.50: stock-ers and feeders, S2.003.20; cowb, bulls and mixed, CO; Texas cattle, na tives and half breeds, :i.303.90 HOGS Receipts, shipments, Slow, averaging 5c lower; Mixed Kansas City 0 00020000 0 2 Brooklyn ..2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-3 Ask Your Druggist to Order for You. Price 1.00 Per Bottle.

ueavy, ssa.soiai.w; skids, Kd.oua4.oi. physician to give up champagne and claret and drink whisky and water. Base hits Kansas City Brooklyn, 5. SHEEP Receipts, snipments, The storv is that Princess nf W.i market steady. Natives westerns Texans lambs, $4.75 and Lord Fife have been in lov with nansas uity, Pitchers Swartzel and Terry.

At St. Louis. other ever since she "came out," Dr. Kate Mitchell, ona nf tha St. Louis ...0 2 3 0 2 4 0 0 112 physicians of London, often Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 13 Paris to increase her store of medical knowl Base hits St.

Louis, 12; Columbus, 8. edge. When walking out the 1 Ml always carries a large fan, with which to nt. uoiumbus, o. Pitchers Stivetts and Gastright.

At Louisville. HUTCHINSON MARKET. Grain. Hutchinson, Aug. 13.

WHEAT No. 2 soft, 65c; No. 2 hard, 55c. COR No. 2, 20c.

OATS 14c. LITE STOCK. Hutchinson. Hutchinson, Aug. 13, HOGS The market firm with better prices Car hogs wagon hogs, $3.753.80.

LAWYER MARSH IN SECLUSION. screen her face from those who stare rudely at her. vl Louisville 0 0100 0 0001 Mrs. May Roberts, who rllfvl nf: tlia ao-a rf Baltimore ...0 023O100 0 6 90 the other da vat Sharon. Pa.

wa Base hits Louisville, Baltimore, 15. inside a postoffice and never rorln nn T-oil- road train. This Disinfectant is Oderless and Non-Toxie. Louisville, 0, Pitchers Hecker and Kilroy. At Cincinnati Mrs.

John E. Onrdnn nf rSrmtno- Completing the Last Chapters of His Work has 10.000 COCorma rpnrlv fnr cMnmc on Spiritualism. as the result of her season's experiment in 1 000003004 Middletown, N. Aug. 13.

Lawyer Athletics 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 010 A German eovempw nnmnl T.n Will make the foulest room sweet and pure has just been condftmnAd to mVht. mnnw Luther R. Marsh, of the New York bar, who had an unpleasant experience in connection with the practices of the spook medium, Mme. Editha Diss Debar, Base hits Cincinnati, Athletics, 10. Errors Cincinnati, Athletics, 1.

Pitchers Viau and Wehing. At Chicago. imprisonment for maltreating her charge, a little French boy of 4. Mrs. Eliza Kerwin Newton.

InL Iahmw hno foliar Chicazo. ...0 002001003 estate in Ireland valued at $92,000. It Is said XI A. -1 has been a pretty constant resident of this town for six months past and is still here. He is stopping with John J.

Huyler, real estate agent, whose household includes, Philadelphia 1 0100010 36 uiab sue can neicner read nor write. Base hits Chicago. 5: Philadelnhia. Mrs. Geore-e TT rwi in a tew moments, rnce i.oo rer Jbottie.

ASK YOUR DRUGGIST TO ORDER FOB YOU. These Medicines are Manufactured Only by 11. building: for the Yoimir-Mon'c rhricfi.n ciation at Kewbnnmnrt Mbm nc of her late husband, the famous engine Errors Chicago, 2. Pitchers Dwyer and Sanders. AtLacygne.

Lactone, Aug. 13. The Fort builder. Mrs. Harriet De Bar.

well known years is now nonriv a Old, but SCarcelV less ETOlVhtl-o-thnn whan oho Scott Browns beat the Lacygne Black Diamonds to-day in a well contested game. The score was 4 to 3 in favor of appeared in pantomime more than thirty-five The empress of Austria tisa mnph imrvm besides Mrs. Huyler, a middle-aged Miss Law, who is a recent accession, and who paints pictures. Both ladies are reputed among spiritualists to be gifted mediums. Mr.

Marsh's methods of life are very secluded, so much so that he is rarely seen out of doors, and then only for short walks for exercise after nightfall and in unfrequented streets. He refuses absolutely to talk with reporters. The Huyler household habitually isolates itself from curious neighbors, and is rigidly uncommunicative. Mr. Marsh is understood to have secluded himself among congenial surroundings for the purpose of giving his whole attention to the completion of the elaborate work he is writing on spiritualism.

He purposes to make the work Keller Iitaii Sap Metal ail CfiMcsl Co. in health, which is attribntad to mutnim the Browns. The batteries were Wick-hiser an Johnson for the home team, and Perkins and Ashby for the Browns. treatment. She is now hl to ro Viont: on1 indulge in her favorite mountain climbing, although she is not yet able to ride.

Exchange poetry: The man who hoata The colored women of T.it-Ma Pnv the printer out of a single cent, will never reach that place where good Eliiah went: S3 but when at last this life is past, this life of toil and woe. he'll straiehwav stand in have just organized a washerwoman's asso ciation. The society has been legally incorporated, and its objects are to care for members in times Of illriARS null to nrnmnt the fairyland, where they never shovel snow. eeneral welfare pf the laundxr.businfti8..