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ALL WHO CULTIVATE FRUITS FLO WE V. BURGESS, Wholesale Retail Commission, Fruits, Vegetables, i Produce, Flour, And Feed. 020 North Broadway. PITTSllUKG. 'KANSAS VEGETABLES For Pleasure or Profit, Should see that the Journal they subscribe-to is the best and most reliable authority obtainable.

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American Gardening, 1 70 Fulton N.Y. OUTLOOK FOR WOOL, It I Itelleved th liottnm of tliu Market Has Keen Iti'iiclind. "Boston, March 21. The American Wool and Cotton Importer suyst of tho wool trade: "The reported strength of the markets abroad has not yet been reflected in any appreciable way hero. Prices, though not quotable liigher.how-ever,are certainly steadier and although trade has ruled very quiet, manufacturers have found it impossible to obtain eoncessious in values from those current a week ago.

Wool is low in comparison with otlior staple articles, and it is lower hero than anywhere else. "It is beginning to bo believed, even "by BOtno of those who have been looking for a further decline in values, that wool has got to a point where tho bottom can be felt, and that any further change in values will be upward rather than in a downward direction. The sales for the week amount to 1,235,000 pounds domestic and S83, 000 poutids foreign, making a total of 1,707,000 pounds, against a total of for the previous week, and a total of 2,013,500 pounds for the corresponding week last year." WILL FIGHT The Kansas Jlnnk Commissioner Will Not tilve Way to Nuccessor. TortiKA, March. 2JL Gov.

Morrill is expected to announce tho appointment of a new bank commissioner soon. Ex-Bank Commissioner Charles F. Johnson has been about the state house for several days looking up the records in regard to the appointment and confirmation of Commisssioner Breiden-thal and it is understood that he will bo the appointee. Whoever is appointed will have to fight his way through the courts to get tho oilieo, for Breidenthal had boon consulting legal authorities and says that he is told by his law.yers that Gov. Morrill has no right to make an appointment at this time as there is no vacancy, he having been appointed to serve until his successor shall be appointed and qualified, such successor not being appointablo except with tho consent of the senate.

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The Only Distinctly Populist Daily of a Metropolitan Character West of the Mississipi, Arkansas, A Suetch of The Hills. Pemuina, Baxter County, March 20, 1895. Editor Kansas As my friendH and nolirhbors of Crawford county requested I should wnto thorn ray Views of the hills of the south, I will sond you a sketch, and if you sea fit to publish it, do so. I loft Pittiburg Noy. 28, 1891, and sailed for the hills, or the land of Big Rod Atmles as it is called by some.

I traveled through Jasoer, Nowlon, Barry, Stono, Taney and Ozark, Counties, in and then in Baxter County, around Carrvoll, Borry, County, There Is sorao good country, with some government land. All tho government land that Is good is taken up. My travel from there to my presont location was over hills and rocks, some places bo sidling I bad to swing on the up hill side of the wagon to keep from turning over. Baxter County is rough and rocky with plenty of good water, Umber and range for stock. The people here are clever and poor, They live as they did fifty years ago, lotr cabins, chinked with small poles and supplied with rock or stick and mud chimneys covered with boards split from logs, and poles for ratters, and puncheon floor with the door hung on wooden nine out of every ton have no windows.

The furniture consists of borne made chairs, table, bed-steads and a box for a cupboard all made of poles and boards split out of logs, with an old fashioned oven and lid for stoye, Their occupation is raising a little corn for bread, find tobacco, cotton and hogs. spin and weave their own yarn and cloth and live on corn bread, bacon and sasafrass tea. Thev dont even raise any potatoes to eat, There are men here forty and fifty years old that never were out of the county. They soem to know there are other states out side of and that Cleveland is president, and that there ip no party as good as the Democratic and Republican party. One of the lending merchants of Baxter said he was 43 years old and never heard of a 16 penny nail, and never knew there was any nails made larger than a 30, Another one in tho County Seat never knew there waa any such thing as tea dust or sif tings, but for all of that there is a chance for a man to make a living here if he can put up with gouging amongst the rocks and stumps, with a ono horse plow and a bull toustuo for a cultivator, Ihey hardly know what money is here.

They trade with each other for what they want. Anything from a pocket knife to a horse is a legal tender here. A man can get a claim that is improved from the squatters from $50 to $300. As I said before the people are poor.like myself, 1 haye been here four months and hayo been all over the country and have only been able to get two days work and you may know it went pretty hard to walk four miles and maul rails ten long hours for only 50 cents in trade, as that is the wages here, but I am here too poor to even walk out, Now Dear Editor, if my friends would chip in and SUBSRIPTION RATES. By Mail in advance.

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This book marks an epoch in present feform literature, in that it is a comprehensive surrej of existing social condi First Publication March 21, 1S95. Notice of Final Settlement. THE STATE OP' KANSAS, I OUAWrOHD COUNTV, S8 In the Probate Court In and for said County. In the Matter of tbe Estate of Samuel J. Mc-Kahan, Deoeased Creditors and all other persons interested in the aforesaid Estate are hereby notified that I shall apply to the Probate in and for said county, sitting at the Court House, in G1-rard, County of Crawford, State of Kansas, on ISth day of April, A.

18(15, for -a full and final settlement of said Estate. A. L. BAXTER, Administrator of tho Estate of Samuel J. McKahan, deceased.

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Kansas City Counoll Passes an Ordinance Against l'Vee Limuhos 1 Nalonns. Kansas Cjty, March 31, Tho lower house last nlgat passed Councilman llieger's ordinance prohibiting free lunches in saloons. Tho ordinanco prohibits any saloonkeeper from handling or, giving away in connection with the salo of liquors or cigars any food or victuals commonly known as "lunches," or "free lunches." Any saloonkeeper running a restaurant in connection with his saloon must procure a rostau ran tkeopor's license. A penalty of a line of from to $100 is attached to violations of tho ordinance, which was accompanied by a petition from a number of restaurantkeepers asking for its passage. Victor Murdoch uu Appellate Clerk.

Four Wuott, March 31. Tho three judges of tho Southern department of appellate court last evening appointed Victor Murdock, of Wichita, clerk for tho Central and T. J. Pettijohn, of llugoton, clerk for tho Western division. Judge Donnison, of Eldorado, the populist judge, asked for- tho appointment of William Landers, qf Mdldne Lodge, in preference to Murdook, but tliB two republican, judges ovorvubli him.

A trlinenn Vetcrun Dion In KanHurf. March 31. Dr. Thomas Yarnold, whose funeral took place here yesterday, was born 88 years ago in England. Ho practiced medicine in London and was a veteran of the Crimean war.

He came to Lawrence thirty-seven years ago. The Vice President to Uo Abroad. Blooming-ton, 111., March 31. Vico President Stevenson will leave for Europe April 10 with his family, whore they will spend the entire summer, making London and Paris their principal abiding places. Mrs.

Stevenson's poor health is the cause. New Orleans Uloters Indicted. Nkw Ohlbanb, March 31. At noon to-day tho grand jury brought in indictments against thirty-live of tho men who participated in last Tuesday's rioting. Some of the indicted parties are already under arrest.

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No. m. South A rr, 10:5 a The removal of Israel Brothers to their elegant new store in the postofflce block is another indication that the business 10c tioning this publication a specimen copy, with superb colored platoa (for nnnvmnu- nr trftminuf and 8 Single- First 'Publication March Zlst, 1895. Publication Notice. centre of the town is changing and mov medtary pages of designs, (regular price, 35c.) portion of iniquity between them, and calves, 60; shipped yosterduy, 2,4111 cattle, PAINTING in northward.

This firm has been do IT IIP vk we win sena aiso run tOC pOH BEGINNERS' 108 calves. Tho market waa active and 10fjil5a (WJ pages.) shown that in the various reforms from in Justice's Court, befora Oeorsre Howland, a Justice of the Peace within and for the city of Pittsburtr lu the county of Crawford and No. 328. Northr-Local Freight, Lv. 13:01 nv No.

m. South Local Freight, Lv. 7:55 a m-Kxcept Sunday. No. 325 and make direct connections at Nevada for St.

Louis and Kansas City. No. 831 and 822 rim through to Topeka and makes direct connection at Ft. with Ft. S.

W. W. for the west, and runs through to Arkansas City, Winfleld and Lamed. All trains daily Except Sunday, S.P.SHAW, Altent. MONTAGUE MARKS, 23 Union Square, N.

ing business in Pittsburg for the past six years and this is the second time they 1" i time to time each deals with a and a necessary part, of the larger movement, and are each and all neces haye been compelled to move to accom Mate oi KHiisas. ZibeVlckers, plaintiff, vorsuB i D. F. Buehinllleri "'i modate their rapidly growing trade. sary to accomplish a a real and substan To D.

F. Buehmlller, defendent In the above Their new store has a 50 foot front and tial amelioration in the i condition of occupies all of the first and one halt of Ynn are herebv'riotined that on tbe Ilth i society. He has demonstrated that the Grand Combination Offer of March, the plaintiff above named oom- the second floor, The dry depart different reforms are thus not antagon mencea an uuiiou uvaMri you, ucunu, iuo abeve named Justice of the That on moot occupies the north half and the istic. but co-workers in the same field. alrt dav Raid Justice of tbe Peace issued a irar.

clothing and gent's furnishing depart The (various Subjects with which he nishee summons in said abtlort asralhst the Arm os Mosteller ataley, and airalnst J. C. Merrill for th mm of Thlrtv-elitht and M-100 Dollars, ments the south while tho shoe de deals in turn are cpmpnsed in the fol TIME TABLE i -OF THE- 1 Kansas City, Ft. Scott Memphis RAILWAY. SOnTH No.

803 Night Express 3 a. Except Monday. NoVffit Dally Noi 421 Freight. 8 :80 a. NORTH BOJKD-DKPART.

partment takes up the rear. All of these (U38.54) and that said irarnlaheea have filed their answers i said action. That said cause will be lowing ehapter headings: "The Signs Unprecedented in the His- departments; hrye been enlarged and heard before said Justice or tne reace, at nis completely restocked with new and de of the "The struggle for- Existence." "The Privilege Classes," "The office In said city on the SiOth day ApriL 18W5, tory of Journalism, ot thn hour of o'clock A. JVl. on sam aay.

sireable goods. On the second floor is Fruits of Privilege," "The Plea of Priv the millinery department which is now higher; shipping and dressed beef stoers, $4.01) S.8S; Texas and Indian steers, 1.25&5. 10; western steers, Texas and Indian cows, 3.B04.05; cows and heifers, l.S0j4.O0 Blockers and feeders, (2.604.Si. Uogn Bccolptt, shipped yosterday, 1,111. The murliot was strong at Sheep Keoolpts, 44; shipped yesterday, The market was steady; sheep, Horses KecelptS, ISO; shipped yesterday, 20.

The market was slow. Chicago, March 21. Hogs, receipts, market active; Unlit, rough packing, i4.2.V4.40; heavy packing and shipping lots, 64.25(34.80. Cattle, receipts, market uctlve. Sheep, receipts, market Grain arid Provisions.

Kansas City, March 31. Receipts of wheat, oars; a year ago, 18 oars. Sales by oaf lots; No. i hard wheat, Kfta3io; No. 3 hard, 52c; No.

4 hard, bio; rejoctod, 4o; No. 2 rod. Mo; No. red, 5V4o; No. 4 red, B3o; rejected, 50c.

Kecelpta of oorn, 12 oars; a year ago, 58 oars: No. 2 mixed, 42c; No. mixed, 41o; No. 4 mixed, 40o; No. 1 white, 43c; No.

white. 42c. Receipts of oats, 8 oars; ayear ago, 0' cars; No. 2 mixed. 28Ho: No.

8, nominally, 28o; No. 4, 27o; No; white, J2o: Na white, Wo. Receipt of hay, 14 can: timothy, 68.503,0.00; prairie, 6H.U0& a 60. Eggs, per dozen. Poultry, hens, 6V4'7o per spring ohiokens, go per roosters, 18W15o each: dressed chickens, 6T; turkeys, old gobblers, Syjo; young, 8Ko; hens, 7Mi; dressed turkeys, T3 8o; dry picked- hens, -BHoi young gobblers, duoks, 74Wo; gocse, alive, 4tfavto; dressed, large, lbs.

and 78o! pigeons, We per dot. Butter, extra fancy separator, 18o: fanoy, 18o; fancy dairy, I4a i That unless you appear before said Justice of the Peace at that time, said plaintiff will take judgement against you on said day Tor the said sum of and the costs ot said action, and that said garnishees will be ordered to pay "The of Freedom," 'flnher No.301 Night 1:30 a.m The th being fitted up with fixtures Except Monday. as itance;" "Land," "Transportation," special arrangement with the publishers of the New vorlc No.402IDailyMail. and Dew and stylish goods. The carpet :31 a.

30 a. at No.422 "Trade," "The "The New said Indebtedness to you into court, or so muun thereof as will satisfy plaintiff's claim and costs of suit. ZI.BE VICKEHS; department' is also, on this The store is one of the most 1 attraticte in Republic," Conflict." Morning Advertiser By flraynjag iuu. nia tourneys, Kansas 'City, Mttsbiirg Southeastern Kansas. The Israel Broth' ers have a reputation of giving big val TT ties for little money and of treating rich nR aud poor alike- Their magnificent show windows are always full ot big bargains, i a i w.

nth Eanaa City. Mo. jrTrirftfrflp uraauazwin Sunday Advertiser. i. whereby he caK JfurnisH the PITTSBURG" KANSAN And both the above papers to a llm-.

Jted number of subscribers for one year for -u Sua TP THE PITTSBURG KANSAN, t.v'i? AND THE COMING NATION, Tha Inilialive, which gives the people "ri.tfnii4 mil ftnflr-tal 1 1 VJ i. i 1 iTbcAIL. TIME TABLE Bffeflt unUUi. (894. from i PfTtSBURG, KAN8 AS K.

Pt'fi, A'CWloago Fast' n'press 10 :90 am Aooomipoidatlop north on Joplln, Neosha A Sllpm Springs Ex. 4:10 pm AcoorardodatiOn south glloaiu Sprints 7:15 am tAeemnmodatiop north 7:30 am Sunday. Wonday, Wednesday'and Friday, Bememberthisls the popular short Un be-'tween KanaaftClty, Mond Pittsburg, Kss Joplm, Mo Neosha.Mo.. Sulphur and Silonm Sorlngs, and the direct rout fmtn to, St. Louis.

and, the power to compel the Legislature to I 'i i put iorm all itch lwi as they mar iii' HI JtJK i.Ii i aluiwa ri la. I paoklng, Apples, common, 8.2 per standard packed. t3.60a4.00; best faiior itand. 65.00(06.60. Potatoes, Utuh and a8P.

ffffocti nd cure.pent ienled In plain wrp- per for bo- i or refunded. Over 30.000 cmm cored. pWrgj Colorado, TuftTjc jfper bt jNMt eommon. 40050; sweet, tvaHe.j ,1 A flrst-olites metrOpilitan' -newspaper by low. iJNoroercnrrMeu.

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