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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-16

into bands and march and drill at the
command of their respective leaders.
The morning only is to be thus
passed. At two o'clock in the after
noon there comes procession through
the city. The entire route OF the pa
rade is already assuming the prelimi-
nary aspects OF festival, Stands are
going up, flags are beginning TO wave
and Milwaukeeans are preparing for
FIVE days pleasure. The parade ended,
some four thousand boys and girls
from the city's public and private
schools are. under the leadership of
Turner Carl Bruck. TO march and drill
fer hours The children have been
practicing for months. and in their
picturesque athletic costume are ex-
pected to be one Of the carnivals tri-
umphs. In the evening the "Festhalle'
is 10 be the scene OF individual tests OF
endurance and C.exterity.
Sunday viii be the DAY % DAYS. In
the morning wand drill comes off
and Athletic park ! expected TO con-
tain countless throng intent upon
the thirty-six hundred men who, hold
ing each a niekel-plated rod. four feet
long, Will go through every concelva-
BILE movement OF which the human
form IS athletically capable with the
instantaneous exactness and precision
Of 50 many pieces Of eloekwors. Il
being impossible 20 command so large
a body of-men vocauy, q series O: flag
signals has been arranged. Never has
a gymnastic drill Of such detailed pre-
cision been attempted heretofore tar
Lu6e-s and EugeG Luuiug. who lead OF
the programme are confident OF success
IN tines ElaneEvsrs-
This drill viii be followed By al ex-
hibition 81 the Milwaukee wcznens
EvHlDastic att2iaEents An orchestra
VIII discourse appropriate airs while
the ladies. IL blue hIouses and skirts.
buskins and shoes endcaverto comusfe
with their brothers and husba r.ds n
beauty OF movement il not IL strength
Il Is perhaps snperauoCs 20 sav that rs
an attraction Of the tournament the
Women are. Cgsar-l.1e. eaS..x .xSL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-16
'BRAWN AND SONG.
Turner'S in Thousands to Go Into
Camp at Milwaukee.
Five Days of Athletic Drill-Women, Men
and Children Form a Gymnastic Army
Which Wisconsin's Metropolis
Awaits-A Grand Carnival.
COPYRIGHT, 1893.

ltof1HlCni, icSo.i
Milwaukee, for over a year past. has
been preparing to receive the thou
sands of gymnasts who. on Friday,
July 81, viii encamp within the city
like an athletic army, and whose
snowy tents will not melt until FIVE
days have been spent in the most elab-
crate tournament of drills and evolu-
tons ever attempted in this country.
The quadrennial national turnerbund
is the official designation of this affair.
and three thousand five hundred men
in gray flannel shirts, black rubber
pumps and gray SLOUGH hats, will move
hands, arms. shoulders and legs with
automatic uniformity at the signal OF
one flag bearer Every state in the
union will be represented, and the Wis
consin metropolis is ready to be in
vaded by over twenty-five thousand
visitors, eager to witness this most
unique and gigantic carnival of Drawn
and muscle.
On Friday, the 21st. the turner's. who
comprise $50 societies scattered
through the states with a total mem
bership of $4,000, will arrive in Mil
waukee on incoming trains from all d.
rections. They viii be met at the sta
ton by committee and detachment
of the local societies. A torchlight
march through streets hung with bunt-
ing and genmed with multi-colored
lanterns will bring the visitors to the
halle Of the Milwa ukeeans. The
ladies connected with the city's turner
society will receive the athletes and
provide them with badges and tickets.
Then DR.. Henry Brown, president of
the Turner Bund. will introduce Mayor
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The aaaehita 1au Eagle Sunday 5lorne, 1uu Is, 1888

The other Sunday drills include a
sort of regimental evolution. The men
separate into three divisions and using
the arena as a parade ground viii
march and sing in successive chorus.
Then comes the hollow square drill,
wands and arms waving in time to
music. Nightfall is not to interrupt
the festival, for electric arcs and cal
cium lights will make all of Athletic
park as respondent as MONDAY.
Monday morning is given up to com
petitive drills and in the afternoon
one thousand girls. daughters of Mil
waukee's turner's, comma nded by Hans
Rasmussen, will sing, drill and march.
They having finished, twelve hundred
of their brothers viii file into the arena
and at the word of Gustav Schlafli, up
hold the prestige of their sex in mat
tiers athletic The mothers of these
children will next be drilled. The
evening hours are taken up by the
spectacular features of the tournament
The wand drill will be repeated. not as
test of strength, but to show the
beauty of movement that has made it
SO famous This over, Rally Round
the Flag with old glory waving from
every direction, is to be sung by tur-
ners, spectators and the outside
throng and taken up by every band in
the city.
A human pyramid closes the pro-
gramme of the night. Milwaukee's
most skillful gymnasts are to form it
and in effectiveness of maneuver il
will be imposing The lower strata
will. be formed by fourteen men and
the athletes in the upper stories are to
wave lanterns and dags. The descent
is to be instantaneously accomplished
by movement known as the grand
jump"
Tuesday is the last day in Milwsu-
kee. Swimming contests and aquatic
drills begins at seven o'clock. A fare
well banquet comes in the early after
noon. Then the entire aggregation
proceeds on special trains to Chicago.
The stock yard grounds at the EXPOSE
ton have been selected for another
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. lJfy observation-disclosures $500.
Shipments lst0. Best cattle steady hers lower.
Texas steers s. O,i .. Texas 81 60t2 80 shin
ping steers - $50 - native 81 25e3 Co. stock
ers ana feeders s. lUG5 - H8GS-fiec-ipis 1SsI
shipments $50. MARKET 5sl5c lower Bulk of
-ales s. o0tGJ -. heavy "a $3.50 az. mixed IS AUG
~, light s. 5G@5 ". SHEEP-i;eeeipts 1910 ship
nents 40 Market slow and weak. Muttons s. 65ds
4 10
ST. LOUIS. july l5-CATTTE- Receipts 1G1
shipments l3O. Market unchanged sIi kinds
Best prices ( ordinary Texas steers 81 10 HOGS
-Isecepts lS11. shipments ltE0. Market 90 ec
lower. Top price 81 l5 bulk s. STAT o. SHEEP
Receipts 40. shipments 1907. Market steady and
uBIt hanged.
CHICAGO. July Is CATTLE Receipts 500
OF which coo We're Texans, shipments 800 Market
dun. nonninay steady. nearly 400I this week un-
sold native steers carried over. Exports ST. ts5 o.
s{oCd 10 choice steers 81 sG6i o. medium 81 ,5e4 -
gras~er 81 lui a. Texans 81 4d6l5 49stockers 81 IS
1 on, western rangers 81 tall3 80 hOGS-keceipts
I2.ga shipments 400 Market l5g25c lower
Mixed and packers s. 50f}5 20, prime heavy and
butchers weight - .06s6 60. light - lOe6 20
SHEEP-Receipts 2UM shipments l30l Market
steady good many sheep and lambs unsod.
Feeders 50 a5SS 60. common muttons g. 1898 %
good natives ~ sG. IS westerns - 15,4 ~ Texans
- 25GS5 eite lambs s. OUa5 20.
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series of drills, that the worlds fair
city may witness what the Milwaukee
ans have enjoyed. Home again" will
be the next move. and until four years
more have passed no tournament comes
again.
One of the incentives to individual
excellence in this gigantic affair will
be the prizes which, of little value in
trinsically, are of great Importance
through the personal eminence they
confer. Marks are gi-en by the COM
mander, the highest number attaina-
BILE by single turner in the coming
carnival being ninety. That the vari-
Gus societies have each favorite for
championship honors goes without say
ing. A laurel wreath with which the
victor is publicly crowned is the high
est prize. Benno Klein at present
wears the distinction. He is New
York turner and considered wonder
full all-around man. He has carried of
prize after prize for a long time. al
though quite young man The New
Workers are sure he will be crowned
again at Milwaukee. Young Turner
Getz. of Chicago. is also a star. and his
friends. too, feel persuaded that he will
win the laure1s thai now epcircle the
young New Workers. brow. Gotham,
moreover, has another candidate for
the championship, Carl Bayer, whose
achievements in the most difficult line
of gymnastic efforts have brought him
fame throughout turnerdom. His hor-
izontal bar work and pole jumps have
broken many an amateur record.
Philadelphia will be very creditably
represented at Milwaukee. That city's
turner's. however, devote their atten-
ton more to drill and collective work,
in which the members not only make
an imposing display, but carry of
prizes. rather than to prize winning.
Boston has long been preparing for the
tournament, and the south will be
pretty well in evidence. The far west
will send its hundreds.
The participants in the Milwaukee
affair will. of course, be turner's. but
the drills have attracted so much at
tention that arrangements have been
made to accommodate numbers of
specially invited guests DR.. Sar-
gent, Of the Harvard gymnasium,
VIII attend as critic and re-
viewer The united singers societies
have been given a place and their
voices will accompany many OF the
drills Prof George Brosius has gen
eral command. and his staff are under
a military diSeipliue
Finally, the city OF Milwaukee has
taken care that, however numerous
the visitors, there shall be 10 discon-
fort Special committees have charge
Of parks, auuse ments. food supplies
and lodging. The police have taken
every possible precaution in advance
to protect participants aDd spectators,
and TO make room for ali 70 see At
this time there is every justification for
President Browns prediction that the
coming tournament viii form an epoch
IN athletics
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Kansas CITY Grain and Produc.

KANSAS CITY. July l5-Wheat demand fair at
unci Q ged prices; No hard 5i6s55c No red 55lp9
sc. Corn firm; No mixed &c, No. white sc.
Oats slow: No mixed 2GGZ1C; No. white 2sIeG
-sfiec Rye weak. nOmiHally 40. Flaxseed romin-
slly asc. Bran quotation, Hay weak: timothy
s. t0Gl o. prairie o. UnaS 81. Butter firm; scarce;
srenmery itG3c, daily lS1sts l6e. Eggs strictly
fresh. Yec.
Nheat-Receipis. r.G0. shipments. 22Gn Corn
Receipts. 1900; shipments. 40.Ca Oats-ReCepts
-. shipmenIs 40.
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Chicago Grain ard Produce.

CHICAGO. July lj.-wheat-No. . Syringe Cash
6Si.S65lsc, Jniy d5lpc. September case. december
s6sst1sc. Corn-Nu cash 4Jssc. july i09sc. August
sess t4t34c. September 4issc t'ats No east seize
July 2s4c September y I2AsC. Pork. cash SIS 20
saI9 o. July sl9 %. September SO %. Lard. cash
80 Ssss 6s4e, July - o5Ss. september so 10 October
g. 4,9e. Short Glbs s. 5us 5-1e Shoulders s. ia
So Short clear 81 s5elg 20 >ugar-Cut loat 6IaC
aranulated 16c standard A 5 &c Butter easy:
creamery i5ts l.isc. dairy l5tisec. L.ss easy;
strictly fresh l4lec.
wheat- Receipts l5.00E shipments aQOsL Corn
Receipts, 80 ts; shipments. SS0Q uats-Re-
eeipts. A2 O0J shipments, 25&.gG
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New York Produce and Money.

NEw YouK. July Is.
Cofee-SpoI Rio dull and steady No. = Ike
SuGar-Refined firm. fairly active Cnt loaf SAG
b l-lbc. graduated 1-l6a5S4c, standard A soc,
,otton-Steady Middllng uplands site. mid
ding Orleans o-l6c.
Money on call nominally per cent.
Prime tsper 6JdII per cent.
sterling exchange quiet and firm, with actual
business At ~ s2G4 sz5a for sixty day bills and
y SOFA sI1e for demand.
Silver market weaker; certificates sold 80.
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A Reason

81 don't see. said the foreign visitor,
WHY you made any special effort 20
get up this fair"
Why do you say that" queried his
host in surprise.
a fence pat around Chicago itself
would hare been sufficient Il Is
great exhibition alone
VERY true. said the Fratifed host:
shut the fence. considering the terri
tory we cover. would hare been too
expensive. "-Harper's Bszar.
Objected to IrnraigrzffoA.
Te2chsr-Who was the first MANI
First Boy-e5eorge Washington
Teacher-Sext
Second Boy-.4am
First Bog sindiynantlv}-I oi6nt
knoE Yoa meant foreigners
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sEEEo
wichita Produce Market.

Potatoes-Colorado 1j6!Dc. Legs O.. Butter
Tirst creamery 2lc. second Creamery 15c, othei
grades TIC.
Chickens-Hens &c Der pound; springs l0c; BOOSTERS
&C Ducks; old &C, young Zoe; geese, OLD &C. young
lGr: turkeys SC.
Butter-Good lac, second grade I2lsc. sggs &c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-16
-, IouIs Grain and proauc.

ST. LOUIS. July l5-WheaJ lower cash ole. July
tic, August 62ssc, September t54s b5asc December
s2l2c, Corn cash higher. options lower cash Ss3sc
July Ssac- August Sc september Ssc. osIs lower;
cash &c. july 26c. august -2S.c. September 2:asc.
Pork lower. current make iobping III. 5. Lard
nomIBnlly 81 l2je. Rye notrading. Bran 57c. Corn
meal firm. - ga Is Hay steady; prime to choice
timothy sil 0tSi2 0i. prsiiie s. uiss 10 co Butter
nrIn; choice creamery iaS2Qc, choice dairy lSsl;c
Eggs. lOc for good
Wheat-hecripts 10000. shipments 5GC0 Corn
Receipts s6Wss shipments Ss,Uvu Oats eceiptS
.6UlU shipments !, W..
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Indignant Small Glri-Tou ouras 20
he Es-eslEte1t-~oH ike - boss 20 well
More Indtgaz-. Small Boy-lf was.
youd want - o. ny %te, scs %
bcss Eae.-.'Eea-
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shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use of dangerous drugs.
Female Ailments in ali forms. as Leu
coirhoes, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc. "A specially
Moles and Facial BIemishes removed
INCIDENT Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured
Medicine Furnished in all cases
vited.
once open from O'Clock a. m, until
o'clock p. ~, Sunday until 80 O'Clock y.
m Call at office opposite Munson &;
NcNama-o
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-16
4 Mistake.

Mrs. Fl. Hunter-I like the fat be-
cause II has 50 many nice closets IN Il
Agent-Great Scott, madam, Those
are not closets-they are bedrooms
Truth. H.
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Most Iteix

This butter, said Cho'Iy. eyiug the
waiter severely, tastes old and
strong. Ii mast have bean made .rorn
sour milk. chicago Tribune
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-16

State OF KapSas. SedgzviCk count =.
J. J \. Dawson cashier OF said htnk. dc solmeniy
swear that the above statement i true. the best
OF my know ledge AID bel 80 help me Got-
!. 4. DAWSON. Cashier.
subscribed and swarm 70 before me This uti dsy OF
July lSqs K T. LAWRENCE Notary pubic
NJ commission expires March g ISIS.
Correct Attest A DAWSON Owner.
To John W. Briedcntaal. Ballk Commtssoner. To-
Peka, Nan.
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DR.. BENNETT,

CnreS Piles. Eis-
tula. Fissure and
ell diseases of tie
recfum w { II o II t
knife, ligature, caus
tics or detention
from business.
Cures GGafan-
iced. No money
10 be paid until pa
tieut is cured.
Private Diseas-
eS in both sexes
quickly and radical
H. onroI in ~ba
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE July lb.-CofTee steady. Rio and No
!, lac.
B"sToN, July l5.-Santa Fe railway co.'s
NEW ORLEANS. July ll.-Cotton nTm. Good
mlddling '1sc middiln- &c. low middling FAC.
good ordinary 6 L. l6c
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,dv,ce 70 Mothers.

NuNftf . 'EF3 sIt.F--
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
ALWAYS he used for children yeethinc. II
SCOT hes the child, softens the gums. aliavs
NIL pain. cures witrd cello, and = the
hest remedy for diarhces- Twenty-Five
cents bottle. sea ny millions Of
mothers dt4tf wioss
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Tie latest photo IS the Colum hian panel
will make them ar 81 y per dozen to in
troduce them. Baldwin, the picture
mixer ...--...-- Il -
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Wichita Horse Market.

Wheat No. 9. 4sc, Corn SIC, Oats 25c. Bale(
lay slGs- Ground corn 70c. Corn and cat
mixed T5gSjc, Bran &c
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WIcAITA, July ID.
CATTLE.
Tha cattle markes was light today.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES

REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following the representative sales OF cat
tieat the yards today:
a Ind steers. 30 . % l36 calves. each 4 co
HOGS.
The hog market was from TO 10 cents
lower and the receipts light.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following the re preventative sale. OF hogs
q the yards today:
No Dock Av Price No. Dock Av Price
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Excur.ian 10 Montreal,

The Santa Fe route has been selected By
the Christian Endeayor societies OF Kan
sas rs the official line 10 Chicago en- route
10 Montreal. for the great international
meeting of 1925
Special train will leave Kansas points
July 5. carrying free chair cars and sleep.
ers. Very low rates offered Probably no
other excursion this season will 20 50 far
east
Call on local agent of the Aichison. To
peAs and Santa Fe for full particulars EST
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-16

OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL
" condition of the Bank of Derby. at Derby
Kan, State Of Kansas. at the close OF business
the 5th day of April, B9S
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RESOURCES

PEPORT of the condition OF the WICHITA Ma
1tTfONALBANh. at Wichita in the state Of Kan
sls, al the close Of business, July l., 1855
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-16

FINANCEANDCOMMERCB
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts Of Stock at the "icni''
Union Stock Yards for the Past -
Hours Were: Cattle, 70: hogs 90.
SHIPMENTS: Cattle. none; Hogs, 1872.
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Wichita Mule Market.

Wichita Breadsiuf Market.
Flour-Best patent 81 81. second patent 81 g. ex-
ira fancy 81 o.
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a no,hcr a. 70 Chica-o.

The Missouri Pacific railway Is now sell
ing tickets to Chicago and return for SIS
10-Good To return Nov. Is, 1898. 81. Louis
and other points CORES pondincly low
Worlds fair train leaves Wichita at 3 a
m, daily. Call at City ticket Office. ia
North Main street. q f3if
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Dr.. j. E.. BENNETT.
f26 n. Main st, WichitasKs.

l sfs1 fEslseFstkfslU stored Y aricocee, -ht-
1y emissions. etc, surely
cured by INDApO. the great Hindoo Remedy, Sold
with written Address
Oriental Medical Co.. Plymouth Iisee, Chicago, lii
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Chautauqua Assembly a; Winfield. June
10 to -.
The Santa Fe route viii sell tickets to
Winfield and return at one and one-third
fare. Tickets on sale June IL 10 t. inclu-
sive, with final limit gply /
w. D. MURDOCH.
a6I District Passenger Agent.
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tOunIy OF SeuSWIth-
Henry {. Tucker. cashier OF said bank.
DO solemnly swear that the above statement IS true,
10 the best OF my knowledge and belief. 80 help
HENRY c. TUCKER, Cashier.
(SEAI} Subscribed and sworn to before me- this
Sth day of July, ls.S
X L. DENTON, Notary Public
Commission expires or the ID day OF January,
1S7
F.: Correct-Attest.
A. ". TUCKER, Proprietor. g
HENRY c. TUCKER. Cashier.
To John w Briedenthal, Bank Commissioner, To-
Deka Kan q As 81
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL.
" Condition of the SEOGWICK COUNTY
BANK al Wichita, State of Kansas. at the close OF
business on the 18th day OF July, 1876.
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