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JAsEsvnLE. Wis, Feb. ii-Mr aud
Mrs John Johnson. residing near here.
came here Friday morning intending 30
have their babys picture taken When
the mother unwrapped the child she
was Mortified % find 30 dead ON her
knee u Is believed tho little one was
TOO cLo.aIH mraunad md -nntharad
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Fritz Have you seen my latest mashf
Karl--A tail girl with black hair and
dark complexion2
Yes; ard hasn't she got d perfect
figure and faceY
~ noticed that her teeth were black
"Well. don't black teeth match black
hair and a dark complexion2'-T
Siftinga
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WHEELING, Vs. Va, Feb IA mob
o. 200 people attacked n strect-car on
the south side manned by nOu-union
men. The conductor aud motorlnan
were badly beaten. and tho former.
whose real name "a not known. yviIl
probably die There Is great excite.
fueuf
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"Do you never fight duels in Ameri-
cap he nsked
"Oh. yes frequently" returned the
American.
With what weapons generally"
Lawyers Judge
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CHchGo. Fch IA mad cog ran
sinucE through the heart ~ ths city
shortly after midhirht aud tefere So
was finally brought CD bay and ah1t -
the police 90 bad bitten t.eo aersonf fq.
Lawier and Lizzie Russell and at least
three others. whose uamcs eonIl NOS 10
learned
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CUcA0o. Feb DIR pardes Llansa.
81 Madrid spain. ia in the city He -
here - inspect the hospitals and the
ambulance system in use locally for the
benefit ~ the Spanish goverument
whose intent IL a. improve che contis-
ton ~ is department. ~ hcaith
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-15

CoLr,mCs % Feb l.-GoT Mckinley
said Monday morning that no copies of
the reported circular of che labor or
ganizations agaiaat che state miftia
bad been sent 90 him OF had 81 zoe To-
his notice iu auY way
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Sass FEAscIsco Feb 10. Astronomer
= r barnard. the weli-kuown comes
seeker and satellite finder n Lick Oh
servatOry has been granted six months
vacation with full pay ~ the university
regents Mr barnard with his wife
viii visit Chicago and Nashville aud
then urnceed % Enrnn.
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WAfHfAGrOE, Feb 1.-THE impress.
Joni strong about the capitol that the
provision for transferring the pension
Office ~ the war department viii pass.
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smothsrsdIa wheat.

PurmUHcH. Pa Feb lL-An un-
known Negro vas found iu The debris
Of che wreck at Williams. Friday BE
was smothcrcd - death ln a ear Of
wheat Engineer Wallaces body has
not been found
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HED BLrFv. CAL Feb The ~
mains of Charles Humbcrt were found
Wednesday morning in ere ruins 81 sha
fremont hotel which burned TuesIaF.
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NALrARAIso. Feb. ILL.,. s. Minister
Egan, in his last interview with the
CHILEAN minister OF foreign affaira
urged the immediate appointment Of
arbitrator 20 pass upon the claims
which citizens Of the United States hold
against Chilli Minister Errazuriz inform
ed Mr. Egan that the question would not
be considered until after the return Of
the president and his cabinet from their
tour through the south Of Chilli News
from Santos shows that yellow fever Is
increasing. Eighty-eight deaths were
reported Friday
Worlds Fair Artisans want an Inereass.
CHICAGO. Feb. lL-TalSs with the
different classes II artisans al Jackson
park show q storm Of discomfort pre-.
vailing ON March the painters will
demand forty cents per hour instead Of
thirty-fvc cents Tho tin and sheet
iron workers will also ask for n temper.
cent. increase and double time for over
time
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ALroE. I'D. Feb 1.-THE death Of
David Richardson Friday makes the
thirty-second from the Wann explosion.
Others will die
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JERSEY CITY. n. j.. Feb. 1.-THE
judge Of the Hudson county court sen
fenced another woman a. common
scoid, expressing his regrets that the
ducking pond 81 the ancicuts had been
abolished Tho woman IS a German
frau, Elizabeth Schultz. OF CD Coilard
street. West HObokcn.
'.Cboiorine" Breaks out 81 hamburg.
BERLIN. Feb 1.-THE Tageblatte re-
ports that there were tbirty-nine chol-
crime cases 40 Hamburg oetween Janu.
airy ~ and February a doctor whom
i have interviewed, says that cholcrine
is the usual precursor Of cholera
o. Quarantine Hsstrictioas nc LIsbos.
LIHoE. Feb l1-Au arrivals from
che port Of Marseilles win be- subject 81
quarantine, as that port has been de-
clared to be- infected BY cholera
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-01
TRAINS

COING NORTH AND EAST.
No. Colorado spring
Denver and Pacific coast
Express taily...-..-.....---t $50
No. Kansas CITY -. LUT's
and chicago 1lTUuc
Mail aud ex. daily-..-.....-t sJAN
No. Kansas City ~ Lopi~
aHd Chicago night eI.
daily. .-.--.......... o.. .-.-- sHFu
No. - Accom- N odstioD.
daily. except Similar. F22SA
GOING SOUTH.
No. Kansas CRY -. Louis
sud Chicago eX, daily. rs An
No. . Kansas CITY -. Louis
and taica-n through Gis8
and sx. daily. .-..,.........l 6SPgt
No. ca sccoTnwod ption daily.
except SCudaV Gee. -....G cSP 70
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-01
Chairman Raymond's urssIon

Chairman Raymond, of the L. A. w
racing board, who went abroad to rep
resent the Lea que of American Wheel
men at he international cyclists con-
ference, has arrived at New York Mr.
Raymond announced that his trip was
highly successful. The representatives
of the various amateur organizations
were enthusiastic in the formation Of;
an international cyclists union, and
promised to send delegates to the initial
meeting, to be held in Chicago next
August. The English and French ssso-
Citations win send teams of four men
each, while the other countries VIII
each be represented by two of their
champions Mr. Raymond was reticent
about the amateur question. He &C
k1owledged that the matter had been
thoroughly discussed, and that It Is
likely the different associations viii
adopt a uniform amateur rule, but fur
Their than this be refused TO talk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-01
AN ODD PROFESSION.
Good Incomes Arc Earned By Fin do 4
lost Articles in Shops.

Good Incomes Are Earned BY Fin do z
Lost Articles in Shops.
Few women shoppers in their rush
for bargains stop to think of the mum
Der Of things that are lost by that
great army of bargain hunters every
day. Pushing and pulling At each other
as they do in their attempts to get near
some special bargain, the unnoticed
dropping Of handkerchief. pocket
book or fan is common occurrence, ac-
cording 70 the New York World
The manager Of q big store on Sixth
avenue says there Is a regular company
Of women who do nothing else but pa
troll the stores on the lookout for arti-
cles and money lost By shoppers
Most Of these women, he SAYS. are
well known 70 the foor-valkers and ce-
tectives, b-t Is they break no laws and
occasionally make small purchases they
are not uolested
At six o'clock each night. according
% bis story. or when they meet ~ their
Office and make a general division Of
their spells, 20 the unique band i Is 70
uncommon thing 20 divide ore hundred
dollars worth OK goods a. the proceeds
0; days persistent search
Of course they closely examine tie
personal columns q tie papers. and 4
e large enough reward Is offered the
persons who Lose things stand . pretty
good chance OF having them returned
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-01
THEY DIDN'T STOP EATING.
Guests at Border Hotel Updisturbed by
Dining-Room Murder.

Guests at 3 Border Hotel Undisturbed by
Dining-Roopa Murder.
A party OF engineers with whom a
New York Herald man happened to be
sat out in the light of the campfire on
the leeward side of hill in Dakota ex-
changing "reminiscences.
Let me tell you of an enjoyable sup
per had once" spoke up the youngest
member of the group, whose English had
not been corrupted by the vernacular of
the west. at was out in Wyoming"
he began, land 1 was on my way to
join an engineering party at Boise City.
had taken the stage and travelled
about forty miles, when we drew up at
one of those western mushroom towns,
where we waited an hour and half
for supper. Smoky Creek settlement,
like many Wyoming towns" he went
on, by way of explanation, SIS famous
for some single characteristics. This
particular town is nOtorious for its lynch
ing parties, even in the land of 'necktie
socials.' 1t is about forty miles from a
railroad, but occasionally an eastern
bound traveller stops over for an hour
or two on his way TO a neighboring
mining town. 1t is in close proximity
to some of the largest ranches in the
country, and is, of course, great rem
devious for cow-punchers, miners and
the attendant retinue of fakirs, road
agents, faro tricksters and representa-
tives of nearly every calling who pro-
coed to collect the living which the world
owes them in the easiest way. There are
several hotels. l stopped over at the
Cross Roads house. l went in and took
a seat at the long table.
Several glanced up, giving me
quick, scrutinizing glance as if to size
me up, then paid no more attention to
me. While apparently engaged in con-
Stunning the bacon, cornbread, sorghum
and dried apples, l had an opportunity
to take in my surroundings. At the end
Of the table sat gruff, sullen-lOoking
fellow who glared now and then at an
inoffensive man seated across the table
from him. From the fragments Of con-
yersatiOn of those nearest me ! learned
that the two had had some disagree
ment over game few hours before,
hALNA I44CIt "CIC possibly OAu SNCiC9 ~
settle. Some one at my left remarked:
That air nighthawk for once got the
best Nv the day wrangler' The sullen-
looking fellow, evidently the day
wrangler, looking across at the night
hawk, said grufiy: Pass me the
m'lassesp The other looked up at him
coolly, muttered something about "a
teller bein' a little more perite,' and
showed the pitcher across the table. The
pitcher upset and the brown liquid
oozed over the table. The day wrangle=
evidently took this as an intentional in
suit. Without saying word and With
a moments hesitation, he took
out his revolver and shot the man dead"
1T must ha' broken up that air sup
per-" remarked one of the group, shift
ing his cud of tobacco to the starboard
side of his mouth.
Indeed, it didn't" was the answer.
THE other boarders looked up, but not
a word was said and the meal went on
as if nothing had happe ned"
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
owing are the representative sales of cat
HOGR
Hogs were steady with but few offerings.

ling are the Representatives sales Of hOi
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-01
snndar Ran NEXT season.

President Young Of the National
league, in the course Of conversation,
expressed the belief that the Chicago
baseball club would he given permits
sion TO play Sunday games next season
Tins course, he thought, would be pur-
sued in difference 70 the wishes % the
people visiting the worlds far, which
would be closed on the Sabbath day
who desired recreation. - far as Gin
cinnati, Louisville and s. Louis were
concerned. those cities would continue
% play Sunday games. bat nothing q
the soTt vas likely 70 be attempted 4
the east
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Tele@rtTn.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. Sl-CATgLE- Rec-lpr- 2lO0
shipments 1870 Active. strong generally; steers 80
&c igheF; dressed beef and shipping steers ! 4UG
- g. fair 20 good COWS l0c higher; cows and heifcrs
~ J1aa 30; common and feeders dull but steady;
.tocIlers and feeders , t0aS 90 hDGS-keCe pts
hlG. shipments la0l Good. active higher; common
lower, extreme range 81 2jJG az, bulk 50 40
o. 81. SHEEP-teyrlptS 2B. shipments 800;
|ronR pc higher for L, Oh muttons and lambs
-iheIs steady. mutton- - 10
ST. Louis Dec 3l.-CATTTE - Receipts SIC
Epments 1907 Market steady, Natives steers IS 10 .
90 range steers 81 l5G5 o. range cows 81 Z5g2 -
HoG~-Reyeip;s ~ q; shipments i.u', Market
higher, Heavy IS 50a6 So packing Is 20 e - light
81 - @6 20 ShEEP-kcCepts 1000 shipments to-
Market steady. muttons IS 600 20.
CHICAGO, De I.-cATTLF-- EeceIpts 100, ship
ments 1910. No change 10 note, bIt few wanted and
lu ices remain same as for past three days. i'm
srOvement looked for. HOGS-ReC,ipis l2OU0, ship
1nrnts .O0L Market stronger and good demand,
cough 81 40a6 5lmXed aud packers S. 6ng6 -;
leavy So euUJ6 p. light S. o.. SHEEpi,eCeas 1900
shipments -; Business light and prices steady,
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{EANTED-TWU GOOD MEN TO CANVASS
W the city. call at lS y Lawrence from % I
> IN. dss-3L
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Wichita Froduce Msrket.

WICHITA Dec 81
FLOUR-Highest patent. 81 90 second patent.
7S eytr fancy. 81 IS.
But LEk-rirst creamery, 2Sc: other grades. 2Os
25c
fGGS--SG 2Oc
lrUJ ITRN- Rousters 81 b06,2 N per dozen 30
! ~ pound; hens. 81 0l@2 81 per dozen or &c per
pounc: spring chickens 81 1902 80 per dozen ilsc
Ter pound; turkeys, 5Gsc per pound. DUCKS TEN
81 %; naI8ru. s. 70 per dozen. Yong geese. DC per
pound.
ATOES-Choice s5a 75c per Dusbel
APPLES S4co 20 per barrel.
GOA i-AntlraCIte. ali 10; Canon City, 800: Weir
Cty 81 So Frontenac. - 30, PIttsburg - jG ILL
nois - o. MCAIester. s. ".
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-01

The detza: Of Danny Neelha-a ~
Billy Smith q Boston. was q surprise
70 san Francisco sports, who tsuc.ed
Needhau science wezld prove more
than . match for Smiths strength.
the first round Then i. was seen faat
Danny was uo- q match fa- -is opp
nent, lie H4zGe good sTa.. hEe the
terrific pau1Ees q Smith uasl him Up.
Smith wants % meet Austrian Dasy-
son, aud those VINO saw his re5eu. pr
Es4E1naEaA Gz-z1Er2 hA A~1 -aAfss L. s.s----
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wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, Dec. 81.
Following are the closing quotations:
GkAIk-Car lots on track.
WHEAT-52c.
rORN-AelloW, Csc.
HATS-yc:
HAY-UaIed. o. OO66l 80 per ton; loose. 50 zoos 90.
GROUND COkN-ChOp1n car lots, 10c per llU
rouuds; corn and oats. SOC per lou pounds; bran,
-HChet. tao per 100 pounds.
JIAASEE I-t0g tUc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-01
Brief sientiOn.

N. C. Campbell of Eldridge & Camp
bell returned from the ranch today.
Judge T. B. Wall received at the yards
today one of the finest Hereford bulls ever
brought to the city. 1t was purchased
from Z. S. Carlisle of Mt Hope
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-01

wltA5fa 70 c. eszo ustasat elahxs -
cara va ffs Crest EaeE Istars fga's
Z ave IS ari.ita IS 80 a e. $40 aFfrs "a
Z .fscazo text frorn.hE t-.+ fF.s f1-
ss.assg cHa.r care. Fuilf1sp Ps.scr eq-
luz cara. AID s-esaat dle.ia1 ears - ElA
80 s. n WlsHaET
Csty T5eksi 4 l'zs-efzeT A..eut
S. scAssa. EzG
JoHx sEzas7lAw. g + 4 l.. A.
Cn.cazs. la eiS4 -
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Munitions W0nfed-MnIe.

WANTED POSITION BY THOROUGHLY
W competent s!ssunsu aud BOOK keeper i3y-ars
In the hardware business. UurXcsptlOuAi refer
eucss. address Hard Hare care Keystone hotel.
g44s
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Goo EAST Via tie New stsss Use SIS
souu Pasi.- 'tIsasaut Usi rosie
Ercug5 slsep4sz ARD el4a4r ears = .tAesf
eEsuss y slLIt-s - - Loaiz ~ %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-01
DR.. BENNETT.

Cures Piles,
tula, EiSsure and
all diseases of the
rectum w t h o ut
knife, ligature, caus
tics Or detention
from business.
Cures Guaran-
teed. No money
to be paid until pa
tienU is cured.
Private NiSeas-
eS in both sexes
quickly and r;udIca.
ly cured in the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-01
NIllIIa Eagle
fINANCEANDC COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
Today being the eve of holiday, the
receipts were very light. The only
shipments were 3 cars of cattle.
WICHITA, Dec. 81.

Bad weather and TODAY being Satur-
day made light market. Prices were
steady and some Texans sold at gooa
prices.
simmer Nm ideg of the general range OF urces. The
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations, ac' ordlnGto the quait OF oler
fafioTz are only changed when there has been d
permanent change IN the general market. me
renTesen.tiye sales should referred TO 10 get the
uaiIy fluctuations
Eatly. shipping steers good to extra-...t3 $50 .
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New lorK Money.

NEW YORK. Dec. ST.
Money on call easy, closed offered at 4GS5 per
Oeut.
Prime mercantile paper sac per cent.
Exchange steady ut - -. 76I4 S5Al for sixty-day
bulls and 81 S1]a9i S53l for demand.
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CCLUmN q.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
z our w ants Supplied.

The following rats. under the dIrerens headings
Etil De charged
~ Payable Strictly in Advance.
No advertisements taEes for less .hSn 20 cents.
O3e Line advertisements charged Same rate a. two
Inca
nc ADvERTIsEKENTs TARES ITO RUN IN
I'll FORBIDDEN"
Prizes giRsn urGer classified aesds In this column
applicable cnly % locsl advertisements No foreign
adSoTtiSeEn - Is taken - prices given.
Answers 10 advertisements sent IN care Of the
EAGLE offioe should be called for within 10 DAYS
after iEserti5n- When advertisers wish Teplys so-
WRcded "a them stamped envelopes must De sent
Reference To lor-ner advertisements should give
description a5d cate % insertion copy o. the al
vertiseme9t should b SsaL
Not respons bic for advertisements given or dis-
continued by telephone.
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ARTICLES
Kansas CITY Produce,

Kansas City Produce
KANSAS CITY, Dec ST.
fLoIR-Jnchareed. PHt,nts 81 5Jas is extra
Am FL .,ta2 uU w. ~
MHtAl.-N = 6sI4a6s3tc: No red. 6S,
NOhN-N"- : mixed. ~. ~; white SIaSfIec
NA4S-No Pm xed ->'o Ia white 5GsSIC
BRAN --5t6r5S.
tlAASEiil-94 igfs9Sc on a basis uf pure.
% J. Lh- Creamery 2geE-SC dairy lsSIS
LCGS-2>Lse.
Ct, IHLESE-sIeady. Young America loo. Kansas,
i0l ~' P'"4A'0 - V'S
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shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use of dangerous drugs.
Eemale Ailmeuts in all forms, as Leu
corrhOea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc, speciality.
MoleS and Facial Blemishes removed
Indolent Ulcers and skin diseases
quick y and permanently cured
Medicine Furnished in all cases.
Consultation Free, confidential and in
vited.
Offi,e open from o'clock a. M, until Z
O'Clock p. M, Sunday until 1870 o'clock p.
N. Call at office over Woodman's bank.
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NEW YORK, Dec 81.
COFFEE-Srot Rio. quiet but steady. No
lie
NUGAR-Refned, quiet standard A. I ll-lGaI7kc
graduated ll-lbaa c, cut loaf ) J-lGd5lvc
COTrON-tirm. Mddling 9ec mludtng o..
leans 95sc,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-01

Chicago Grain and Produre
CHICAGO, Dec ST.
wheat Lower
Corn-HiEher
OafS-HiEuer.
Pork-A CHER
l.ard- II ighvr
lie Leading futures rsnced as follows
NlfAi-No. surin. December -1sfr rs,
isry .l5sc, Nay .Siis1sAsc jan
SSg5kt.EZ-December 4.sssIJlsc. January assc. NAY
Ave-. '@SN- A@y
. FORK January SIS s5la. May SIS %
4Ahu-J uUsry so o Nay ~ 70.
Cash QuOtft ou> We follows
VIII AT 49,
CORN ass
uAT>-.A-.
~ D. .uG lec
BAILEY E5-
FLAA-,L gLs
TIMOTHY - CO. IOL.
afd A Csc - = ""D'0's1 &C stand
httl g. Strong. Creamery l.sgl. dali, 1sao-,
western lSsz-c. 'S''''' '-a4'1 -eS-.c'
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Dr.. j. E. BENNETT,
143 n. Main St, Wichita, KS.


and vigor quickly restored. Varicocr". nightly
emissions. etc, surely cured 10y I>DAPO, the
great HrnloO Remedy. Sold with written cuurnu-
tee Of cure. S;Imple sent free. Address Orieutal
Medical Co.. IS plymouth Place, Chicago. ILL.,
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

lilo Photographer Pictures In AL si3ssHnd styl
He also carries tits 1uest HssortlnentOt pictlr
Rmes IN the city. Give him IA friendly call amp
mi ~. IA t,ie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-01
TRAINS.


NORTH AND EAST.
No. IA Kansas City Exp'ss
No. 406 hicagO Vestibule
Fast Express. ............
No. 40S Missouri River Ex-
press. ....-....--..
No. 45s EnglewoOd Express
No. 4lS Local Freight.
No. 46S Freight........ go.
>OCTH AND WEST.
No. 4G1 Oklahoma City and
Fort Worth Express. go.
No. 407 Caldwell and Pan
Handle Express. .........
No. 403 FOrt Worth, Gal
weston and Texas thro'gh
Express Observation-Disclosures.
No. 4l5 Wichita Express. .
No. 451 EHglewood Accom-.
No. AZ Local Freight.
No. 100 Freieht.............
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EGGS-Firm. Strictly fresh 2j@26c.
PURK-$H Sj9H Sl13,
LARD-Sl0 90
SHORT RIBS-S8 20.
iIhY SAIL oHOULDERS-tS G0dS SIZE
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-SS 9jG19 o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-01

Eatly. shfppIng steers good to SO 80 -
iiunr IL \ native butcher steel q. llJlCQ
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ST. LOUIS s SAN FRANCISCO R.R.

Depot Second and Wichita streets. ticket once .
East Douglas Ave +. E. RLECEITY
passenger and Ticket gent.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1893-12-16

The jackson Clarion Ledger, OF Dec.
II, says: ION his return to Wsshing-
ton, Senator Bate, who had accom-
panied Senator George to New Or
leans, as u sub. committee on agricu'-
ture to investigate the present conai.
tiou of the low price OF cotton, said
that the committee had succeeded to a
great extent in getting up the history
Of future dealings, and that the inves'
LEGATIONS had developed the fees that
s., 900, 900 bales were delivered during
the cotton season on the New York ex-
change, and 100000 bales on the
New Orleans exchange, when there
were only 1850, 600 bales grown In the
United States, and only 10000 bales
shipped to New Orleans. He Is OF the
opinion that the dealing in futures
should be prohibited by law, and says
that many Of the cotton factors OF New
Orleans who have heretofore opposed
the anti-option law, now favor 1t, be
lieving that the change will be bene
acial to the cotton producing States
and Southern cities which handle the
staple"