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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15
UNION STOCK YARDS NOTES.

| Top hogs IS 90.
| The hog market was active but prices
| declined in the afternoon The bulk sold
| at 81 50 and S7,S5.
| Frank Means of Goddard was a visitor
at the yards yesterday.
| Some good shippers sold as high as 81 25.
a number of comic valentines reached
the yards yesterday. They were all as
signed TO Dad" He pasted them on the
wall of the scale house and Superinten-
dent Dulaney called them instantaneous
photographs.
John Bonham was a new shipper from
Ruella yesterday. He struck a good
market and will come again.
j. w. Caldwell of Ruella, brought in a
car of cattle.
I. NJ. Horton of Hennessy, sold cattle
and hogs.
C. A. Peabody of Dexter, had in mixed
load.
D. NJ. Hutchinson of Haverhill mark
eted some good hogs.
Joe Scott of Peck, had mixed load.
He says hogs are so scarce in his neighbor-
hood that he does not know when he will
have full load at one time.
John Sicloff of Belle PLANE, had car
load of hogs.
J. H Weltner of Clifton, had load of
hogs and cattle.
Bert Kell of Clearwater. brought in a
car of hogs.
c. Z. Barton Of Halstead brought his
hogs here yesterday.
w. 4. Mcclure of Lyons sold a car of
hozs.
Davis s. Denton of Grenola sold a car or
hogs.
Horner & Kirk of Kingman were here
with a mixed load.
Coulson & Primm of Freeport shipped
both hogs and cattle.
Captain J. 7. Foster of Caldwell had
hogs and cattle that brought good prices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15
THE MAD DOG SCARE.

About two weeks ago a story was pub
lished in the EAGLE about mad dog biting
lot of stock at Valley Center and being
chased to the north part of this city, when
ii was lost to its pursuers. 1t now appears
at the time it also bit man named John
Cross, who is now in Chicago at the Pas
teur institute receiving treatment and be
writes that on his arrival there he met
eleven persons there from FL Dorado who
had been biF+en about that time. The
newspapers of the surrounding towns have
for the pas week been filled with stories
Of mad dogs. There seems to be an epidemic
of them. Yesterday nine persons were
bitten by rabbi dog aJ Augusta and the
citizens there have armed themselves with
shotguns and are killing every dog they
meet.
At the meeting of the city council Mon
day night petition WAS presented
asking for the appointment of a
dog catcher for this city and
yesterday Acting Mayor Goode told
Chief Cone to select the man he wanted
for the place and be would appoint him
The appointment will be made today when
the chief will at once issue an
oTuer tnaC all dogs found In
the street without a muzzle shall
be killed. The order will not only be
made bat viii be enforced. There is
much alarm in the city and the people do
not want the hundreds of worthless ours
now running at large in the streets to en-
danger life and will appreciate the chiefs
order. Since the first publication OF the
stories about the number of mad dogs at
large there has been much talk about the
i'm possibility Of dogs becoming mad in the
winter season, but scientists have laid
down the rule that while rabies is more
frequent in hot weather it is not at all
impossible for dogs to become mad in the
winter season. II you have a dog you
may prepare to tie it up, muzzle it or have
il killed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15
MEMORIAL SERVICE.

Tonight at the Methodist church mem
oriaI services III honor of the recently de-
parted Americans Will be held, and every
body is invited. The following is the pro-
gram which will be interspersed with vocal
and instrumental selections:
Rutherford B. Hayes. Miss Minnie Drown
james e. Blaine Prof r Z. Knight
Bishop Phillips Brooks. Rev. Don S Colt
Jay Gould f. Coffin
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15

Captain Ed Hays of Wellington was in
the city last night, returning from Hutch
inson. where be had been attending the
Masonic grand lodge of Kansas. The
lodge has not completed its business vet.
but Mr.. Hays was compelled to return
home owing TO the sickness Of one of his
clerks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15
- 4 81 Murrar. acconl panied br he

Mrs 4 " Murray, accompanied by her
son George left yesterday morning Tor
C.eburue, Tex. where they VIII reside il
;be future NJ Murray has keen there
for several gnoatas aud has the home il
readiness These people are we'll AID fav-
orabiy known here aud will lie greatly
II ss=d by sasiF tr.en1s-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15

Col A. A Harris of Ft Scott, has writ
ten DR.. A. c. Burroughs that there will be
meeting Of the Stalwsrt Democratic
state central committee At the Copeland
hotel in Topeka, Saturday. February IS, at
4 O'Clock and invites him and as many
Others as are in sympathy with their
movement TO be present
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15

II. c R4dmore, Of Rochester, y Y IS
IL tne City. The tiTss - last December he
lett Arkansas City and wsot 70 Portland,
Ore Frou there a= went 10 >4a Frazcls-
CO hy steamer SIR from there here b. yalt.
stopping for "a vi>5t AZ Virginia Cry. The
younE man THAT seco,np panied hiE = on E1s
road home va she southern Pacific sRd
VIII meet him here Sunday when tbev
will ~ once start on al European tour
Thsy are close >tudeIts ard travelling f.r
the purpose Of education
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15

All the assessors of the county have been
notified to meet on March at the county
clerks Office in the court house for the
purpose OF agreeing on basis Of assess
ment. 1t IS requested that every assessor
will be present,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15

1t was reported yesterday morning that
Judge Reed was dau gerously sick. but in
quiry revealed the fact thai the report was
exaggerated. The judge is by no means
well, but his sickness Is not dangerous. It
is TO be hoped that he will be much i'm
proved this morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15

The meeting At Plymouth last night was
well attended considering the cold, and
Mr.. Marsh interested his audience with a
discourse on the Temptations of the
Christian Life" Every one cordially wei
come 20 these meetings..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15

II. L-Merrill, one of the substantial
farmers of Lincoln township, came in last
night with a car of hogs too late for yester-
days market, and came down town to
call ca his friends
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15

Captain a c. Kreitzer and wife of Bell
flower. H., are in the city the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Cowley, 94l North
Main street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15

J Harry Cowlev OF Gibson, III, is
spending few DAYS with his Glcle, Hale
Cowiey, ot this city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15

J. j. Money of Temple, Bell county,
Tex, and Miss Grace Rockser of Howard,
s. D., were granted liceuse to wed yes
terdaT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15

ing her brothers, Leonard and Frank, and
sister. Mrs. -. 3 Lawrence, at as South
Market street Miss Colvin has quite a
number Of BUqUaintances in Wichita. hsv-
in visited here several months last sum
mer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15

Mrs. Frank B. Smith and Mrs. Ed Vail
gave party last night in Peerless hall
which was attended by the elite Of the
sity
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15

The bonds of J. d. Caldwell, city as
SCISSOR, and c. L. Adams. assistant assess
or, were filed in the county clerks Office
yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15

Conductor Henderson of the Missouri
Pacific went TO FL Dorado last night to at
tend the ball given by the railroad men
last nirbt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15
AT THE OCCIDENTAL

Miss Kittie Welch, Newton; J. F Tur.
ner and wife, Sterling; r. s. Thompson,
territory: H. {. s. Ridmore, Rochester,
\. Y; Dan Crowan, Neodesha; II. G.
Prior, ". L. Coulson, Freeport, Mo; John
Henderson, FL Dorado; J. .. Hardy, King
fisher
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15
WE PUT ON SALE
TO DAY

The following sizes in the
celebrated Norfolk and New
Brunswick Gull regular
made) Underwear:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15
BOARD OE TRADE.

The directors of the Wichita Board of
Trade held their regular weekly meeting
at their rooms in the Sedgwick block yes
terday evening The meeting was very
interesting one and good many topics all
looking to the city's prosperity, were fully
discussed. Among the many other things
disposed of was the formation of the fol-
lowing standing committees for the year
1890:
COM. on RAILROADS COM. on TRANsPoRTA-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15

1
! looking to the city's prosperity, were fully
discussed. Among the many other things
| disposed of was the formation of the fol
towing standing committees for the year
| 1890:
COM on RAILROADS COM. on TRANsPoRTA
TON.
| VI. NJ. Murdoch, lie. Howard,
| T. G. Fitch +. J. SwartZ,
! VI. w. Levy, A w. Oliver.
| +. II. Campbell, II. l. Pierce,
/ w. 5. Corbett. w. r. Dulaney.
| COM on PACKING COM. on JoBBISG
HOUSES. HOUSES.
B. H. Campbell, Charles Z. Potts,
w. Z. Dulaney, II. r. Farnum,
]. +. Howard, A. Hess.
R. T. Bean, A. 5, Alunson,
NJ. &. Campbell. {. N. Jones.
COM. MANUFACTCREs. COM. ELEVATORS
r. c. Stewart, Jr., A. W Oliver,
w. J. Wilson, Charles Z. Potts,
r. NJ. Piatt, +. J. Swartz,
w. A Arey, Il. 4, stewart,
A. A Hyde. w. ]. Wilson.
COM. GRAIN IysPEC- CON. IMMIGRATION.
TON.
II. Imboden, J. D. Hutchings,
a. l.. Ha' raun, James Allison,
1. q. Sliltner. A. w. Oliver,
=. Y. Healey
J. W. Thomas.
COM. LEGISLATION. CON. FIEE INSURANCE.
T. G. Fitch Kos Harris,
j. +. Howard, \. L. JobcS.
II. l.. Gordon, George l.. Rouse,
4. I. Carpenter. a. L Carpenter,
George l.. Douglass. George l. Douglass,
COM. on ACCOUNTS AND ARBITRATION.
J. NJ. Allen.
y. c. Knight,
A. &. ,Obts,
J.. d. Skinner,
L. K. Powell.
HECCTIvE COM.
A, W. Oliver,
George l.. Rouse,
Charles Z. Potts,
n. c. Knight,
i. u. Skinner,
q. W. Clement.
On motion it was moved that the COM
miUtee on immigration DE instructed to
Immediately communicate with the rail
road companies with a view of co-opera-
ton in securing emigrants to settle in
this part of Kansas during the coming
season of 1898, and report progress at an
early date.
II was further resolved that the COM
mittee appointed heretofore to collect sub
scriptions from all members of this board
are hereby instructed to prosecute the
work vigorously and to report to the next
regular meee:zS of the directors, tuesday
evening February 21st. The committees
are four ia number and are as follows:
COM. NO. l. COM. NO. ,
George L. Rouse, r. T. Stewart, Jr.,
i. J. SwsrtZ, 4. Hess.
w. A. Arey. j. NJ. Allen.
COM NO. 3. COM. NO. 4.
W. r. Dulaney, Charles E. Potts,
i. II. Campbell, J.. H. Skinner,
A q JnbpS X
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At TIE CAREY.
W. h Eo-5onald, St. Louis: F. D.
Waugh, Peoria. Ills; J. J. Hamilton
Doug. Howard. Kan: A. y. Spaulding,
81. Louis; I. J. Prerryman, Chicago, L d.
Camp, St Louis: A. k Spinning. St.
Louis; A. a. Clark, Chicago: r. j. Boston,
Emporia; J. II. Lyon, Kansas City; G. p.
Numan, Whitewater; g. d, Fletcher, St
Louis. S. D. McAIiister. Kansas City; W.
{. Price, Kansas City; G. r. Landus; An
thony; Geo. H Gubbul, St Louis; G. w
Langley, Chicago w. H Carpenter,
Marion; Stuart Hare, Emporia;
i. w. Tschtdi, st. Joe, No. /;
:. Hirsh, Chicago: G. H. Rash, Columbus:
] II human, Whitewater; Hube Northy,
Dubuque. Ia; l. G. Noise L. y. Bradley.
Kansas City; c. r. LaMena. Chicago; c.
II. Bingham, Canton, o; d Caruthers,
L. Emeason, Kansas City; II. A
Knight, / Hushumb, Chicago; Fred Bal
lum, Winfield; Jacob kolf. 81. Louis; A
ID. Clancy, Atchisou; D. w Vogel, y. Y;
II. w. Bugh, St. Louis; a Buel, \. Y;
Gus kofer, II w. Hart, Chicago;
James Gsryey, Kansas City: Ell +. Davis,
Kansas City; l. Ii Huber. kansa- City; J.
II. Block, PailAdelphia; F. 7 Woodland.
Topeka; j. a Thompson, Kansas City:
John W. Hoffman, Kansas City; J. J.
Berry, Abilene; ". II. Bishop, SalinA; J.
w. WeltDer, Claflin. Kan; {. S Cox, New
York; Frank Anderson, Nathan; Chasles
BuuEoby, Valley Center
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15

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than any TWO Kansas daiiies combiued; reaching so
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terri'nry Panhandle OF Texas and eastern Colorado,
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

DID anssy sAst il - psussbls % imsy,a,,
snciesilng beach u vsel~ts Ia its eoE
tar TIA reaching Broad street paxxy
ltassssd tshsni. whsssss the iaeiy b..
s.ssas saxhsos. aud turning b u spoks Ia
he sane ren~ a. she we0ld 10 ehild
r"s eeAseas s~ks. hurry up. 3o you
wsns - set r1a overv Paxyy sse0esi
w. sppseei4fs ths sisuztson and trvttasi
siong . bi, faster. The passsss hy
smiled and the sosEzn u-ai on quite
uassenrious that thers wAs anything
'anGs la the r-msfk.
hoS fe~ people realize the vast
amount NJ uaonry that the iarsv retail
dry ss-.fs l.-s every year
through the caprlcrs n their women
p>sssssS Said gsstieman sho 10 tho
hesd ~ one II the beet known srms la
this city In exchange aluua We lo.e
ep.up year. 4 lady buys q wrap. for
instance. she wear. Il two or three times.
eecoges dissatisfied because Miss X . u
pfcfti-r and tcgs as Ia take IL back,
swearing that II has never heea worn.
~hcn The nesk and uusicr the arms
saos directly IA tho contrary. II sh- IL
socd customer we lake IL back. but IL
Hsesns tsss Ia IA. The garment In aa
etd one then. srt must hs reduced In
the cutting - samples We io~r ~ rauch
more. IL 10 lot IL money, We Thought.
but Just fancy What tremendous profits
there must be IL stand such inroa.is
aud Yet every year a. come out more Ia
the gsrl than the year before. -Phila.
ie!phiA Times.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
CHARMING OUTDOOR rorrrs

dainty taste" Some fresh sprigs OF
parsley. few leaves II lettuce. or some
celery tops wall transform dish IL Geld
meat or fvied fish into an attractive cen.
ferpiece 81 the meal. The sight ~ n
risnsled leg II cold mutton is enough Ia
send the sycragrwoman away from the
table. bu, II IL be placed before her
thinlv sliced and garnished she feels
Ike stopping to supper
~ - iudeevt. a matter - inheritance
~ cs'siug "a please the eye a. well a.
TIE taste. AMI IN this respect the French
Noman excvls Then she has the faculty
- utilizing. - that she makes a little
- sruund She does not buy a great
piece u meat AMI cut u into thick sIicce.
N" MAKES son- inexpensive scup.
c"aks Vegetables and pours appetizinu
sance over them. friea some fl-h. and
makes an entree ~ me1t. making every
thing attractive a. she goes along For
I"ss than u cn-ts the British matron for
thr hecf or mutton for dinner the
rrrcn woman will provide a meal OF
+tersl courses. ali being tasty
The British n.atron t..ieyes in plenty
81 go"-i s.'iid foDi with no foolisaness
si"ut H. she doesn't mix floxerp and
NfpS~ries. She - Flgisily conservative.
amt nights shy - new methods. She
log- along Just a. her great grandmother
did. f"eiing a -upsrciiious dIsdain 81
sny nso tangled Way - doing things.
u her yrnntmnther left or~ fires ne
nrst q Mar sh- do.s the same. Though
she make her family miserable. That
=" = intensely thorough cannot ko de
n.sd
quite hkeiy 10th kinds - yourselves
ar he-t tsr The needs and wishes -
thrir re~Iseiive families The English I
n'sn ~ au.d CONSIDER himself next door 20 4
-iarqa'pau = forced - s,li=isi On French I
60 <e'y - a mouth without any dicta.
f'en IN his part. Dsubfless the French. !
man would ind u difficult 70 End a 10
r"ut nibble Of the ~gormsndish Eng.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

at all hnts. from cream and pearl white
gray and tan To match the gown Eus
sian blue. dark blue and very brilhan,
red
Black organizes have clusters q,
cherries. unripe hlackberries and holly
h"rrles tossed gracefully on their sheer
black surfaces- Their material must ~,
made up over black tafYeta silk or
French sa'ecn in order that the design
may BE- made effective.
lovely morning gown for a brid. ia
on heilotr"pe cashmere with short zouaye
JACKET ~ white guipure lace. In - con.
sne'i at the waist with white velvet rih
non-- for simpler gov n a striped pipk
anil gray French flannel With pink and
gray ribbon - pretty.
The lorgnetie case has anrsa,e5 i,
charming designs ~ white. rts.,. AZURE
ana s'"ist sid. trimmed viih gold
AMI PROVIDED nth a golden cham and
clasp.
The vogue ~ wearing bodice. cor
sra-'ing IN material and color with the
ssift has a constantly Increasing popu
larity.
The hong ramped button boot. with
perforated patent leather ,ip. !. the
srr"pted style Tor Walking or cafriage
wear
pretty trimming 'pr an svenin,
SKIRT IL q deep bounce - lace. hesisS
with tn" 90 tine" narrow pulls
flpmstis fr~nrh dotted Swiss -,,h
TINTED designs. - oneof the slaipt, hip.,s
IN tsf"i@- t"r summer gowns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
SEALED PROPOSALS.


CRY CLERKS OFFICE,
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, april ia isaa
Sealod bids will be received AZ this ONCE IN
and including o'clock p. m. OF Thur.day
April ~. lss0, for the painting OF two thovssni
posts Ia b. painted in the follawiny .snno,
VIZ; Iwothirds 81 each said po-ts TO BE- painted
BLACK from the ground up. and one third To- no
best quality. ~ WV
g. All bids to be addsrsscd Ia the Committee on
all bids. Nm A. sHIkkvaI nj"
AIS CiiyCl~rk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
HOW TO COOK WELL
The Secret OF the Freachmoman's
Oa;n6es.
APPETIziNG eAaNIsHMeMTs
ne snxissh Woman Gs,sS ~ ebr soisl
sssob Wssfso~s tpsiAs--A ~.
srr~s.s oS OpsnSos.
APPLYING eAaNIsHMeNTs

is u the Frenca or the British hcus..
vfs shs has gained the supcxiox repu
fAtion a. . dom-ssic exampie.-
We ara having . httle tlitlng u opia.
ions about the eookerlss ~ the too AZ.
n'~stie ishts ia oar a~ighhorhood Ths
pfospecs 10 that ne shall never agree on
: anan'ai"as -eisstion-' What 10 you
think or know about ~"
number II somea selsiom agree on
the e,-'aery question: b~yoni the one
qualification n being properly done. 4"
This can hardy - otherwise. consisi.r
lag The universally varied preference IN
foosss ani Ways % cooking -rax mate.
rial
The French woman hss the faculty q
putting The sinpl.-t dish upon the tsbl,.
- That u - tempting. and il always has
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

more OF lees wide. Some show several
coiors plated so as To form design
diamond patterns. scrofs and So on.
ofher straw r,bbons are in the colors
PINK and black. black and green. cream
and rose color. ecru and violet. etc.
Many Of the new pocketbooks are
MAIZE largo enough 10 hold a handker
chief. as well 40 a few cards and money.
az Few dresses are made with POCKETS.
The mos, favored are the morocco books
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
A Now Certain cu,. sor p,..

We do not Intend 10 indorse any exceo,
articles Of genuine merit: We therefor
take pleasure Ia recommending To sufF. ?
.rs from Piles in any form. q prompt and
permanent cure. The following letter
speak for themselves:
Mrs Mary &. Tyler. 81 Heppncr. Or,
writes: Ono pkg. Of Pyramid File Cure
entirely cured mo of pile. from which I
have suffered for years. and have never
lad The slightest return If them since.
Mr.. T.. % Brion. Rock Bluffs. N.b
says; The pkg. ~ Pyramid Pile Curc
entirely. removed every trace 81 itching
Iiies. ] cannot thank you enough for H.
The Pyramid PlO Cure Il new. GER.
tain painless cure Ter every form 81 pil..
II e sale sure and cheap. ANY drug . al
nil get II Tor you II YOU ask him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

During the worlds fair will be very hieh
at the hotels. and all the way from four
Ia twenty four will be crowded into ono
room. Those. therefore. contem plating
visit to that city during the coming
SIX months would do well TO secure
rooms In advance outside II the hotels
Capt. }. M. Parker. the well known
travelling man. has secured a number Of
rooms IN central location. which he
oilers to the patrons II The HERALD at
a reasonable price. For particulars
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