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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
THE WRONG CROWD.
On Audience That Was In No Mood "a
Nonsense.

On Audience That Was In No Mood 20,
Nonsense.
The dappcr little man in the check
suit, with a bulky cane and n large
yellow valise. saw a good-sized crowd
on the street corner and Immediately
Owed into the center of il. lie didn't
take time 10 stop 10 find out what was
the reason of the crowds gathering,
bat began business at once. The thick
cane was given il deXterous twist that
developed il into tripod, and the
large yellow valise was placed on tor
OF it.
Gentlemen" began the dapper man.
The crowd concentrated its collective
ewes on him Il have here. continued
the orator, with the easy confidence OF
d man whose life has been passed in
public speaking. Il have here for sale
at twenty-five cents bottle Old
Mother Sohnso's Homemade root bit
ters- These bitters. gentlemen. arc war
ranted 10 cure any case Of loss Of appe-
tite that ever existed. Ten drops taken
a. Il dose before meal time VIII make
the most dyspetic man want porter
house steaks. fried chicken. icc-crcan,
. whole half OF a pie
lie said no more The crowd OF hum
CRY strikers. who had been living foI
two weeks on half meal every fort.
ty-eight hours, jumscd on him. jammed
his yellow valisc. bottles aud all. down
over his head aud chased him up the
street at wOndrOus speed. Indianapo-
lis Journal
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SOCIETY NOTES.

Mr.. n. l.. Clegg has gone to Illinois on
| a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Boone are In Kan.
| sas City.
Mrs. F. Myers returned from Arkansas
City on Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Blake is visiting friends at
| kingmau this week.
Mr.. +. A RepD left on Friday on a
visit To Portland, Ore.
| The kiug'+ Daughters met on Thursday
with Miss Sara Chapman.
Mrs. &. l.. Miller aud baby have return
ed home To Salt Lake City.
Mrs. j. Z. Burnett and son Kenneth are
the guests of Topeka friends.
Miss Lille Guion, of Lsavenworth, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. p. Barrell
Mrs. w. B. Throckmor on dispensed
! hospitality to few intImates on Monday.
Captain Shields of Guthrie spent a few
days during the week among his friends
/ here.
! Miss Kate YOunt has returned from a
pie i-ant visit amoug friends in PIttsuurg,
| Kan.
Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Rogers have moved
into their new home on North Market
street.
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ White expect 70
leave soon for Topeka, where they will
reside.
Mr.. Harry Mortimore is back from his
trip to Chicago where he was visiting his
mother
Mr.. L. G. Hastings is up from Fit. Worth
to op.nd II lew days with Mr.. anu Mrs. {.
j. Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Fritch have moved
from the Sedgwick into the Noble block
for the winter.
DR.. G. q. Adams has returned from A
mont his visit IN Arkansas. greatly beue-
fitted III health.
Miss Olive Clayton had a half dozen girl
friends to tea on Thursday for Miss Hattie
WEIGH OF Kansas City.
Miss Marie Mathis will be "at home" to
her friends and pupils on Wednesday aft
ernooD at Hotel Piazza.
Mrs. Lee HAYS and Miss Mildred Hays
left on "Wednesday for Cleveland on II
visit TO Mrs. A bert Block
Mrs. George Dold Is entertaining Miss
Marie ID III, of New York City, aud Miss
Myra Jones, of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gearge Young were in
Seigwick City the lrly part OF the week
visiting Mrs. Young's parents.
Mrs. :. ). Peck ham who has been Wis
i;iug in Li;ile Rock, Ark. for the past six
Wee ks returned home yesterday.
Mss Mary Burwell gave small card
party, followed by dancing, on Friday
night, for her guest, Miss Hattie Welsh Of
Kansas City.
Mrs l. Is. Jewett entertained the Ladies'
Whist club on "Wednesday. The prizes
we're won hy Mrs. + B. Zirtman and Mrs.
o. H. Bentley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McCsbe entertained
ut dinner Friday evening The guests
were: DR.. SUBWAY, Judge Reed, De
aud Mrs. b. Y. Bnyd, Mr.. Arbosast, Mrs.
Dr.. Tilden, Miss Edna Tillen.
Mrs Shaun WAS surprised Thursday
night by her lady friends of the First
German Ladies' Aid Society. the occasion
being her birthday. The evening was
pleasantly snent Iu games and music
Mrs q. W. Hoss was tn. leader of the
open meeting of Hypa;ia on Monday.
The subject under discussion was "Soci-
oiogy." Mrs. Todd aud Mrs. Richards
also took leading parts in the debate.
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KNIGHTS OF TIRE GRIP.

The boys all pred eta revival % business
IN the near future. SO mote il be IL can't
come any too soon.
At the regular meeting OF Wichita Conn
Gil No. 80, last night, quite "A number OF
applications for m m 1er.ni D were received
The order Is in very prosperous condition.
h. NJ. Wilhoit. who has repres. Ell the
STANDARD Oil Co. In the sou Invest, has
been promored. and now has gu rg. Of the
STANDARD station at Topeka. While the
wri er as well a. his many friends in rhis
vicinity Will regret tine loss o. Mr.. VIII
hOit from among u. all viii be pleased 10
note his promotion.
Charli. Wells went north on the Rock
Island on Monday. as far as VI rion Mr.
Wells has been a knight of Jhe grip for
about year, but in this short time has
made host OF friends by his -euitl aud
pleasant ways and enjoys trade that he
may vel fee. proud Of
Charles Reckmeyer of Wichita was in
terv!ewiug jhe trade in Uis lIu- ~ An
thony last week. NJ X cKm-yer i a
yery quiet and bsshful sort of a fellow. a.
every oody know. but still h. has thas
happy faculty for making friend. aud for
this reason he has very rine trade
l.. b. Potter Of Emporis, representa-
he Nurdvck Spice Go. or Kansas Cry.
was on the main line this week Mr.. Pot
=
sold groceries In this sect on when the f.S-
tive buff so made his beadqu trf-rs in the
neigh bornood II Hutchinson. He enjoys
. very fiae trade.
Joe Clark. the crockery msn, came up
from the Territory on Sunday eve aud was
bouud for he west. Joe Is now carving
large line Of samples Of holiday goods
nd while II i predicted that OWN. u
tue "hard TINS" holiday trade will b.
night. il u merchant look, joe, lice over
he temptation : too great ami be -earr-
ally has him booked i0F nice bill
Joe Griffith With McCo-d Dry Goofs
company, j. STILL b-ttinx on Jerry >irnp-
sou. Joe can't exactly under.Jani Just
now old Missouri got there on The Repub
lsctu SHE in such great shape, but II b
vill just refer back TO the proceedings f
he last congress ne might get slight in
SIGHT lutn the natier--ee AT least Que rea-
ION wax he play was IN de.
ID f Richards. with tn Mouett Cracker
q Candy company, VS. m king his r--u-
.,r trIp over the Main tiIe and hius.ey
branch last week. NJ. Richards torm~r.v
represented i. IL Cox Of tui- CITY. md
l. pleasant aud courteous ceut en- AZ. aud
b. hl, entertaining conventional ability
has SUCCEEDED 10 bIiidjqg ~ a very fue
-rsde and has host Of fr.e al. IN his ter
ritory.
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FAIR WEEK COMING
MANY LADIES TAXING INTEREST
IN CHRYsANTEEIUM FAIR.
Mrs. Higginson Gives an Entertain
went in Honor of Her SiSter-Col-
onel and Mrs. Bryant Provide
Happiness for Their Young
Friends-Othe- Social Events.

This aptly applies to the chrysanthe
mum, for they are unsurpassed Tor Drill
,j,nce. splendor of flower and eiegance OF
.tvle. E4ch year shows increased Interest
In tpeir production and growth, nutli
now flowers are produced which would
nave been declared impossibie ten years
ago.
That the florists of Wichita are up e.
Gate will be fully shown at the fair next
aeek. a visit 10 lie d ffer-nt floral estab-
ii7hmenls proves concIusively that this
rear's exhibit will surpass all previous
ones. The amateur growers exhibit
sloue viii more than repay visit 20 the
blow.
1t is particularly desired that all exhib
ltors understand that everything for eXhi-
Iition mus; be in plac. Monday, as entries
will close Monday evening, that every
IieiaiI will be complete when the fair opens
Tuesday morning.
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CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.,
Buyers and shippers OF
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY
COKNER EIRST and M M.
THE CRITIC.
He Was Quick TO See the One Thing Lack
iny In "A Noble Decd.

ing in a Noble Deed.
Beware of the habit OF petty criti-
cism. If it takes possession of you il
viii make you disagreeable. uncomfor-
able and laughing-stOck. Such was
the lamentable case Of Cyrus Small.
His time was largely spent in discov-
erng the faults and shortcomings of
things animate and mamma te, while
Mrs. Small, as it seemed. was equally
vigilant in attempting to bring for
ward something of which she could
say: There. you can't pick any flaws
in that"
Once she thought this happiness
would be hers. a certain man in the
town inherited large wealth under pc
culiar circumstances. II was his un-
der the law, but when the court award
ed it TO him he stood up and said that,
in view of all the facts in the case, he
believed that the property belonged Of
right to another heir. His action was
generally looked upon as noble one
Mrs. Small was loud in her express
sions OF praise
Yes, | know" said her husband:
"'twaS a fine thing. Few men would
have done it; and that's why he felt so
awkward 70 stand up there and say
what he did. He showed that ne felt
embarrassed by the way he stood"
Cyrus Small, l should hope you
wouldn't find fault with ms attitude
when he was doing such a grand
thing"
"Oh. no. have no wish TO criticise.7
said Cyrus; but If | mad been on the
platform. facing all those people. l
should have tried 10 toe out a little
more."-Youth' ; Compa Mon
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OEANdE FLOW Frs.
Two HAPPY Hearts { Il ,c1 f,r Life ia OIL .homa
-GEcats Etc.

SALTWATER. o. Z, Nov. 10-ISpec-
iai. -Ine suclal event of the season TOOK
place here at 8 O'clock " ednesday even
lug. George L. Halter, professor of
chemistry at the agricultural and me-
cAanIctl college located at this place, was
united in marriage with Miss Mabel
Hodgel. daughter OF w. J. Hodges late
Of Winfield, KIN, and now one of the
leading business men OF Saltwater.
The marriage was solemdiZed in ST. An
drew's Episcopal Church. Rev. Dr. Lee
officiating. The church was hand, omely
decorated with evergreens and large quau-
Titles OF Gu flowers from the greenhouses
OF Winfield, Kan, aud Oklahoma City
Before he hour appointed for the cere-
mony the chutcn was filled with invit d
fIehds OF the contracting parties. and
precisely on time Il snow white canvass
wa, stretched from the cbaucei of the
church To the bTlial carriage, when the
bride. leaning On the arm uf her father
aud prrc. by two little white clad girls
bearing flowers, passed down the aisle TO
the altar, where they were met by tue
groom.
being OF white satin, trimmed with pearls
An elegant bridal veil of oriental lace
formed part of her costume.
MIR. NJ. j. W. Holt of tins CITY was best
man and Miss Lille Wilson Of Wiufieid,
Kan. maid of honor The usners were
ii. NJ. Hand, Mr.. Foster and Professor
Thompson. all in full evening dress.
An arch covered with sprays of ever
greens and flower, was sprung across the
church. and back of this the altar so hand
: meiy decorated, that viewed from the
odY OF he church Il appeared n veritable
fairy-land
Alter The sOlemnization of the marriage
CEREMONY The we idiBg march WIS reud-
cred as the newly welded couple left the
chucch, aud about sixty of the company
VINO Were Invited, repaired TO the residence
OF The brides parents in College addition,
where the Usual CALCULATIONS were
offered aud boUnLiiul cola ion par
taken of.
Professor Hotter has held the chair of
chemistry at the Agricutur and Me-
chahlcal college since its inception, and Is
regarded as one OF tie aolesJ chen lists in
The territory. The bride has been one Of
Tie reading society young ladies in still
water from it, foundation
Several large tables were covered with
CUTS OF friends, some of them rich aud
costly, Others unique and beautiful Tea
sells. Cake stands, card receiver knives aud
'urhS, cake knives, pickle forks. shovels
anu spoons Of many s.Zts and shaps were
among the silver plate presented.
Among the guests were several ladies
anu gentlemen from Winfield, Kan, aud
others from Gulhris, O. T.
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Mrs. WHITTIER rNrEerAINs

Mrs. / q. " hitter OF Park place ten
arTri party To Dev young people friend
VI ,du-siay uich- In honor e her nice
Ms P-u.Iue Nctfu.ys. who i one q tho
fair daughters # Dixie Progrr i've
eu-hre WAS the speciality q. TIL evening,
eulertaI ment- Those present were:
Mr.. ard Mrs J. Ell. Campbell: Mi-se>
Myrtle us. Jessie KeulIe. Grace Nc.
iaa's. Maud PgsJt. ti-r;ie I.suck. N-z.,
Aiev. Lucy B-ytnr; M-s.rs. VIII Camp.
d Il. Rny L, Ior, Geor-;r Chaomsu. Ralph
Nridrrian.-r. Bob Dsgr -. john d
SuIyely, Wells Nj n. i \. Allison.
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Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. 10-Whest-
More active; No. . herd 20 cents; No. red
As cents; rejected, 1904 cents. Sties by
samples. on chang r. O. b Mi-- isoippi
river: NJ. , hard, 54G55 cents; N. >
rel 5i@ 90 cents. Corn-Sipw; No. .
mixed. ~ as cents: NJ whit. - c4nr>
Ous-S.ow; No. mixei - cenI>; No ,
white 81 . cent. Rye-i1 cent.
Fix seeI-FIrn. Sl23dL35 Bran-FIrm.
- I6l cents. Hay-F ru: iuothy. s15 500
. %; fancy prarir, 5ooGs 20. Butter
Active ard firm: fancy sep ,rator lt1 i
ceIt-; DAIRY, l35l7 cents. Eg.s-AcI
aud higher, I6ISMI7 cents.
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CastOria

Tn. Cent.ar Company, Murray Street Ns- York City
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TCLEER-COI.tNAN.

On Thursday eve there was a pleasant
home wedding at the residence Of Mr.. G..
L. Coleman, West Side, the contract in =
parties being Harry fuller and Dora Cole
man. Pastor Sims officiating. After con-
gra ulations bounti:ul supper was served
and a social evening enjoyed, at the close
which the parents of the bride and groom
accompanied them to their new home on
South Lawrence avenue. Among the
presents received was their new furnished
home, nice Jersey cow. a good supply OF
silver and China and many beautiful aud
useful gifts
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ENTERTAINED AT CARDS.

Mrs. j.. B. Jewe-r entertained four
tables AT cards or Wednesday afternoon
he rIayerS including Mr.. O. ID Kirk.
Mrs Franklin Cosa, Mrs.. o H. Bent e..
Ms. ". W. Peace. Mrs. T. L Spaucler.
Mrs W. Ii. ThUock morton. Mrs. l. NJ
Richardson, Mrs Foster Brook. NJ
FranA Wood. Mrs. J. L. Over. Mrs VIII
Nash. Mr.. Il L. Cuurchward and Mr..
tpier Sim. Tue priz :. TWO dainty Havana
ctIna cups. were Won 10y MIS-. hartman
and Mrs Is nlIsY
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Mr.. AND MRS. RoGER~ SURPRISED

Mr.. and Mrs. William Rogers of the
First VI. Ia church, WHO reside at 432 North
W Gter street, were very agreeibly sur
prised on "Wednesday evening by the
brothers and sisters of the church. when
N answering 4 rap a. the door Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. c. Parker. Mr.. mud Mrs Geo. T..
campbell, Mr.. ana Mrs. w. ". Sweet. D..
=. ~. y be, and Mrr. Granger, the Hon
orablt Cyrus Dix OF Ohio township, Mr.
Fred Shumar walked INTO their home and
proceeded to make themselves and the
worthy coupe happy. After spending two
hours and partaking of bouutiful repa-t
the surprisers lift 70: their re pective
homes. feeling that although the happy
couple w~rs taken by surprise they Were
equal 10 the occasion and proved them
selves excellent entertainers.
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HOGS HOLD THEIR OWN.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10-Iucl uiiGg the cattle
held over from yesterday there was an "
usually liberal supply Tor a Saturday, but
buyers were willing To take ell tue offer
luss on "a basis IF yesterday Qu0tatinns
wi.ich Were 81 55 > ~ f"r natives, 81 15f
% Tor westerns 81 81 81 3lGj II !er Tex -
cattle. This weeks r-ceIp.s are the small
est for any wees In y Der within the
last four years and prices have advanced
1915 cents.
In- demand for hogs today was fairly
active and the previous days advance was
firmly held, sale, making a. 81 356li - for
poor L. choice. Heavy weight SOFA largely
at 81 50Ji 40 and from 81 i0Gi % bought
The Du \ II lie light.
Between -. 900 aud as 600 sheep have err
rived this week, the largest number ever
recorded for week ia y ovember. There
WAS Continued depression and ~ the close
of business about all the advance gaiued
early Ia tie week Sal vduIsHed, quota
lions raugiu. from 81 - Ia IS - for poor
to choice sheep. and IRON 81. - L. 81 p for
lambs.
R-ceipts-CatfIp. 900; calves. 80: hogs,
p GO; sheep, 1000
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Cash quotations were a. loiiovs;

tf-li ltttsttlbhs were - ioiAp"N
Flour-St Steady. Winter patents, 81 20
az 80; winter straights 25ae "A. Spring pats
= 90@3 %; Spring straig;.ts 2uG2 20; Bakers
ST 15G2 10
No, Yellow corn. 5611c.
No. spring wheat 5SaI9c. No. spring
wheat. nom1. No. = red 'ta5jc. No. corn,
5Giac. No. oats 3S1ec- No. : white G,aSll a.,
M. ) white 3lL2u:S2c. No. rye i7lac. NJ ::
barley. 55c. M. ,. j!a5ti.c. No. 4. JOc. No
tiuNseed y 4sal IS Prime timothy seed. 50 4o,t
80 Mess pork per bbl. sl2 81 aal2 30. Lard, per
aG 90 Dry saited shoulders. boxed. 81 o055
a. Uoi.. Short clear sides. boxed. ID 00i5a6 OBS
Whisky distill-rs' finished goods. per gallon.
II u Sugar-Cut loaf, unchanged.
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MlssES GOLDBERG ENTERTAIN.

The Misses Belle and Hannah Galdberg
entertained a coierie of frienis ou Friday
evening; cards, dancing AID refreshm ents
helping tn pass several haopy hours. Toe
guests We're Messrs aud Mesdame, X
Jacks. A. VI. G 5ldstandt. the Miss-s Min
ME. Ida, Lena and Celia Joseph, Blanche
aud Metric Fechheimer, Rosa Sc llesngsr,
Me>srs. Cu.-lIe Joseph, Charles Schl-sin-
ger. \. SEaff-r OF Philadelphia, II. Gold
smith and ~ i'll kliZ
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cenl: CA.ss.o Gss .iss.. 81. Paul. Mime
s1sp'ls s.al Nsaisoh< Nontsns Extension
Cu-s. Fr.su5 leI-rEi Svss aad Friscc gen
ss-,l >ix-<. csr c-at- Dc ines wee
anon: o. ers 10 CIah Southern gSnrr
-ev-sIS, SETTLE, 14S~ Sh0rs and Eastera
lirssS. ,rast recr,pss. 5 per c-nt
Tley- was also --TeaI activity in the bond
n.g-se' tlur;n., the week. the trsnssc ious
t-yre.atsnc Sic. las go Tee market was
Guar tcterizsd by marx, q strength and the
c.osiug prices of the week show advances
Tan.Ing up 10 S pr cent.
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BIRTHDAY II PRISE.

Misses Ger:ia aud Laura Morris ware
given birthday surpris- party No. iay
sVSnIug by their IL 1ti.sr. AT ;reir horn- or
Sh-rmt avenue. TuoS- present. were:
Miss Harriet McCIu :. Miss Leila Gr--a.
Mss Gertrude McP1er>oI. Miss Nty
Morris. MIS- Anna Cox Ms Ort Norr
Mr. o. Cook. Mr.. ii. / Ford. NJ. Emmett
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hrs. George : Freeman o. 40 Mort h
Topeka avenue entertained al "A New Eng
lana tea III honor of her aunt aud cousin,
MIS- j. \. HOLSTER and daughter Emm
OF New Haven, Conn, the parl icipants be-
ing i-hbors of AIRS. Holiister in Ma>st-
chuSetJS several yeats ago. They werv:
Mechanics Henry Lawrence. Robert Law
lerc-, James Liwreuc-. William Smith.
John BanGhmuu, Charles Freeman, Viii
I'm Robinson, Misses Susie Smith, Mary
l.twreuCe
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0LoSIYI SF0IA OJ)PArIoI&
RoNNy.s Rad RoN.

Mrs. SuburhS-Bobby, I wish you
would weed this flower bed.
Bobby (whimperingl-l:l sit out here
in the hot sun. a-pullin' weeds. I'll get
all sunburned, and my skin viii be 50
sore ! can't sleep.
Mrs Suburbs - That's easily rem
edied- After You get through with the
flower bed You may pull all the
plantain weeds out Of the lawn and
bring them To me Piantain leaves are
good for Sunburn food News
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II dead Roman was kept seven oars;
everT day the BODY Wa washed ard
OILED. and a. certain --as0ns me friends
aud relatives collected IN the deaf
chamber and sh0uted tDgether IN o.
der 20 srozse the uus8 Il Re we're o.
s.seps1s or - = t-2acs
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COOKING CLUBS DAY.
Mrs George Dickson rntc t,inS With Menu
tit fort he Gods.

The home OF MIR. George Dickson in
Greiffen-tein's addition was h scene of
quite happy gathering on Thursday last,
IL being the conyenIng day If the mem
beers OF the Cooking club. In honor of the
event Mrs. Dickson had decorated the
house with flowers. The menu was quite
an laborate one in which roast veal wItH
brown ssace, creamed tuTnips, baked
beaEs and tomato shuce, cream potsUOe :.
white bread aud Marchione>s puuding
and whipped cream, found place, was in
charge of Mrs. Campbell. Mrs Barnes and
Mrs. Dickson. Several guests from "A dis
lance were in attendance. Among the
members of the club present were Mes
DANES j. i. BurrelL o. ID. Barnes, y
Bah!win, e. c. Strong, y. A. English, Is
II d. ffenhaugh, Will Dixon. j. = Lew
cling, Ii l.. Zlrrman. A. V. a ,xander.
J.. r. Spangler. Ralph MilIisou, II. W.
Lewis, l.. W. Miner. W. L. Cieal Gland.
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Shaving the beard and hair a. 4

Shaving the beard and hair as =
sign Of mourn ing was common among
a. most al ancient nations, and i ever
now practiced in several parts Of the
world. Shaving the head was one Of
Tire signs Of grief shown By job when
informed % the death II his sons and
daughters Then job arose, and rent
lis mantle. and shaved his head. and
fell down upon the ground
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Is MRS. CU.HMAN's HONOR.

Mrs. z. E. Bleckley brought together a
title circle of old associates on Friday
afternoon in honor OF Mrs. 3. B. Cush
man. In the number Were Mesd mes c
Carey, l.. W Miner. II. Lyle, L. s. Houg-
land, Z. Talbot, T. Baldwin. Littll; Miss
Maud Strubie and Miss Littel, all OF
whom Were intimate friends Of Mrs. Cush-
man when she livt here. The cot=rie ell
joyed very elaborate dinner,
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mild, steady; cardovs. 1S(1l9. Ware
nous deliveries from New York ye>ter-
dav. h, 500 bags. New York stock toiny
III. loo bag; United S,,ies stock ls9 50.
bags; afioat for the United States so go
bags. Total visible supply for rae United
States AZ. 591 bags against 1876 lag bags
asst Year
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Co.A. Options

NEW YORK. Nov 0-Caf-e-OD.ion-
1Dru-d steady. vita S=.lsrs s-ar-- al! c1y-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
AMONG FANCY THINGS.
Ceramic Club I.adies Meet and Discuss Var ous
Arr iupi.s =.

The Ceramic club met at the Lewis
academy Friday evening and discussed
many topics. The subject OF the day was
IL continuation IF The su;ject commenced
rhe last meeting OF the club. viz; tue
Further ID velopment of Blues" There
was an excellent and very in erestinS rX-
hiCit. Mrs. II. Il. Kramer, Mrs. George
Mckibben and Miss Eta Mason were ad-
mitted TO membership. The ladie~ pres
ruu were: Mesdames Ell Vail, Will Nc
Naughten. =. ". Norfi-, j. VI. Emo, T. l..
Richt-r. L, IL. Creditor, j. Myers. {. \
Ayleshury. {. II. Irwin, Murray Myer
j. {. Griffin, l. W. Gil, George McKib-
hep, II L Kramer; Misses Sadie hauf-
man, Gertie jackson, AcquiIla Hettinger,
Minnie Sargent. Stella McNaughten, A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11

ST LOUIS. Nov. 0.-Wheat-Lower;
cash SIS cents; November. 81 cents; D.
c-mber 5JlsaL GEMS; Ny 5G5z@35 cents.
Corn-Hi-h T: cash 45s ceIt-: options.
lower; N.v-mber. ~ cents; De, b-r, 40
cents; January. Al cents: VI AZ, 90 cents,
Oats-L ,wer; ct,h aud NOv-m ser % :
cents: Nav 33iz cents. Pork-St,aiy: job
hing So .G2i5. Lsrd-Higaer; steam. $500;
choic- 500 I.sad-L lwer: > 30 Sp7iter
Dull; 3 10. sellers Fiaxseed-sL43.