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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
IN VICTORIAN.

Mrs. Hannah Carson. mother of Rober
Carson. died at her late residence in Ok
ford, Kan, July oath. at the age of Z
years, leaving four sons and two daughter
TO mourn her loss.
'Why should We weep for those who die?
They fall, their dust returns TO dust;
Their souls ShaliS live eternally
Within the mansions of the just
"Ihey die TO live. they sink to rise,
They leave this wretched mortal shore;
Bet brighter suns and blueT skies
Shall smile on them for eNCrmOre."
why should we sorry for the dead!
our life on earth is buf a span;
They tread the path that all must tread,
They die the common death OF man.
The noblest songster of the dale
Must cease. when winters frowns appear;
The reCdCst rose is wan and pale
When autumn tints the changing year.
ihe ialrest flowers on earth must fade,
The brightest hopes on earth must die;
W by should we mourn that man was made
To drOOp on earth, but dwell on high:''
The soul, tn eternal soul, must reign
In worlds devoid OF pain and strife:
Then why should mortal man complain
OF death, which leads To happier lifey''
"A FRIEND.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
ADDIrIoNAL 1917 NorEs.
Various social Dive sioDs III and out o
Town.

Various social Dive sioBs III and out o.
Town.
Mrs. Colar Sim gave a dinner party Sat
uTday afternoon.
Miss Nettie McAtee OF Caldwell was in
the city last week.
Miss Mez Best gave a boating party
/ Tuesday evening.
Mrs. f L. Beach entertained informally
Thursday evening.
Miss Anna Corner entertained informal
ly Wednesday evening.
Miss EIva Walker gave an informal
musicale Friday evening.
Mrs s. w. Cooper and children have
gone 10 the Atlantic coast.
Misses Ethel and Stacie Niederlander
entertained Thursday evening.
Mrs. J. + Duncan of Franklin, KY, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Judge Lauck.
Miss Coruelia Cogdell entertained the
Sunfower Mandolin club Wednesday.
Mrs. j. D. Hewitt o: Emporia and Miss
NcCabe OF Topeka are visiting Mrs. George
Strong.
Miss Lucille lyman, who has been visit
ing the Misses Hawley, has returned 10
her nome ia Winfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Case. aud Mr.. and Mrs Hiram I'M
tofen are encsmped on the Walnut.
Dr. and Mrs. Boyd. Wednesday evening,
entertained serenad ng party composed of
Miss IneZ Creditor Miss Lizzie Hamilton
and Miss Stella Dunplng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Biting and chill
dren, Master Carl Biting. Freddy Ohm
stead aud Roland Murdoch compose Il
picnic party which Is encamped on the
Walnut.
Mr.. and Mrs A T. Payne, Mr. and Mrs
o. A. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. ). l.. Maxwell
Of Arkansas City, Mrs. L. j. Reynolds and
Miss Ella Stanton composed party which
left for Greenwood Springs. Col, last
week.
Miss Eva and Gertrude Hawley enter
tanned very pleasantly last Thursday even
ing. The evening was spent with cards
and dancing and light refreshments were
served. Those present were: Miss Maude
Matthews. Miss Lucille Lyman of Winfield,
Mrs. Hueston Taylor, Wells Miller, Char
lie Matthews and VIII katZ.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

People who are always telling then
trouble are never - q loss FOX so--e-
thing % talk about--Eam' Horn
Nothing ever causes a young man
greater surpri-e than - 6nc oct thai
some one has fallen in love Nth rs
-Taulmauy Tines
The Reason ->he--They ~ his
business IS great s1cccss- He-fes.
TIRE srn pzys him $1,000 year % say
away frora it, Brco4sivn Life
What q trau1ifnl watch Bunke-
ezrries les. ba- = doesn't belong 20
hira- Hogy DO roz know y beard
h.z szT !; wss hs.t-zlnEts sto~.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-The end of an excit'
ing week in the corn pit leaves the price
51s cents higher for September and cents
higher for May than those deliveries Were
worth at the close of the preceding week.
/ the opening today was easy but recovered
and became Very strong. winding up at a
higher price THAI the closing quotations OF
any previous session, closing 3 cent nigh
er. Wheat was inclined to heaviness early
but recovered On very heavy clearauces
from the sesboard and in symp thy with
corn and closed unchanged. Oats firm,
finished unchanged for May. and proYls-
ions closed slightly lower.
There was not much doing in wheat and
fluctuations were limited TO 1zW"S cent
range. Opening trades were Ut 531 for
September. $LG5 cent decline, and the
as. eased off little. ruled steady and
closed ut 53B for September. Some
long" wheat came out early. but
after the first decline offerings
became smaller and demand a little
larger. The market was affected mainly
by the heavy receipts. 723 cars, whereas
Cts were predicted. and Mondays esti-
mates were placed at 200 cars. There was
a good deal of changing going on. buying
September and selling December. Another
large increase in tue visible Is expected
and this acted as a depressing influence.
The market was helped toward the close
by the heavy clearings. the total wheat
and -four footing up l,Ol3.COO bushels.
Dealers are figuring on an increase IN the
visible supply of 3 to 3 million bushels
and on heavy Increase mere
Corn WAS moderately active within mar
row limits. The feeling continues little
mixed, the tone at the start being easy ana
firmer later, the close being steady at s
cent advance Tor September and at %sgL14
cent advance for May There WAS an IN
cinarion on the part of holders 10 sell ut
the opening, and Initial trades were az
4S5 for September, a 1sl9]5 cent
decline, and after rnllng steady
for while advanced 55@%. eased of
=, rallied 4@% and closed at 1875 for Sep
TENDER The weather map showed no rain
III the corn belt, but temperatures were
cooler and no frost was noticeable The
early sellers found offerings quite readily
taken and prices were well supported, sell
ing up later being helped by the rather
unpromising predictions by the signal
service which Indicated no rain, but clear
and warmer conditions.
There was & good trade in oats within a
narrow range. Prices did not vary more
than cent and at the close showed II
shade below yesterday. There was good
selling of September by the leading buyers
of yesterday and buying of September and
selling of May by the elevator Interests.
Receipts 259, cars, all but one Car being
new.
The provision market was quiet and
prices steady. five cents covering he fuc-
tuatious IN September pork and > = cents
iu those in lard aud ribs.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05

One Of the most delightful parties OF the
season was the one given by Miss Maud
Struble Wednesday evening The enter
tainment was in compliment to Mrs. VIII
Ramser and Mrs Charles Deaton of Sc
dalia, No.
After the congregation of the guests
musical program of an informal nature
was carried through. This was followed
Inv refresh ments on small tables.
The guests were: Mrs. II. ii. Hess OF
ST.. Louis; Mrs T. Deffenbaugh of Fulton
Vile. Ark; Mrs. 3. Bonham, Mrs l.. W.
MiDer, Mrs Harry Lyle, Mrs Russell
Harding, Mira FL hartman, Airs Charlie
Carev. Mrs Kate Wbitlock. Mrs. l.. X.
SpaugIer. Mrs. James Burnett, Mrs VIM.
SwentzeIl, the Misses Daisy and L9lu
Bruner, the Misses Eva and Emma Magee,
Miss Carrie Dubois. Miss Elsie Woodman,
Miss Natnilda Lennon and Miss Jessie
SpaDgler.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
EARLY CIRCULATING LIBRARIES.
The Popular Institution Has Been in Er-
istance for Hundreds of Years

The Popular Institution Has Reen In E1-
istance Tor Hundreds of Years
From time immemOrial. says Ali the
Year Round. booksellers shops have
been the favorite resort of all touched
with the love OF letters, and in the
days gone by, when the art Of adver-
Using was practically unknown, it was
only by frequenti1g the shops where
books were sold that possible pur-
chasers were able to learn what was
going on in the publishing world, to
know what new books were IN course
Of publication and TO hear and ex-
change the latest literary gossip.
These early book lovers, one may be
quite sure. would be certain TO while
away many leisure hour by sam
ping" the ware on their hosts coun-
tiers. and would read. or a. least dip
into, many volumes besides those they
actually purchased for more leisurely
consumption at home And hence
might arise. very naturally, the custom
Of formally lending out books 70 read
for monetary consideration. Thus. at
the end Of kirbInan's ''Thraclan Won
der" published in 1851, the bookseller
makes the following announcement:
If any gentleman please 70 repair %
ny house aforesaid they may be fur
nished with all manner OF English or
French histories. roIaances or poetry.
which are 10 be sold OF read for rea-
sonable consideration Il Is not quite
clear from the last few words whether
the books might be taken away 10 be
read. OF whether the reading was 70
be done in the booksellers shop. But
that books might be taken home is ev-
ideut from the remark Of a character
in Nevile-s Poor scholar printed in
I66a. '-Stcp % q booksellers he says,
and give him this angel, which III
lend you. for the use OF the many-lan-
Fuaged Bibles. lately Publizh't, for
week. Their price IS twelve pound
When you have got them 20 your study
invite y0-- father 20 your chamber.
show him your library and tel hin ToU
are twelve pounds cut q purse f0r
those large Volumes This was AZ IN
renious way q retting around the TO
lieviug officer aut l. Is doubtful. afte-
al whether the lending system vas
put into p-ac:ic- 20 anF great extent
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ellers were not willing to accept the prices

sellers were not willing to accept the prices
Offered
The days receipts of hogs were esti-
mated nj 1900. IN king Isl. al for this
week against az. $50 for last and s. PA last
year. The market was little uneven. but
averaged higher There was one sale OF
heav;es $3.50, which is cents above the
highest price yesterday, and there WAS an
average advance OF cents, the bulk of the
sales being at better than $40. Choice
heavy hogs are becoming scarce AMI are
ng IN selling at II god premium over
ii hts. OF h. hitter tine best tod4y sold at
S. 20G5 -, or SOLO cents under the top for
hrasy. The lot TOR which -. 81 Was paid
averaged 1913 pOunus.
About l. $40 sheep reached the yards to-
day aud for the week ~ 100 as against 80
993 last week and -, 524 a wear ago. Prices
were nominally steady at $Lo09a 40 for in
feriOr to extra grades and al 81 UJ@4 % Tor
lambs of corresponding quality.
Receipts Cattle ], 500; calves 300; hogs
1900; sheep 1850.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
mrsIcAL CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS.

The Wichita Musical Clubwhich is now a
chartered organization, Wednesday elected
officers As follows:
President. Mrs. L. ". Clapp, first vice
president, Mrs + Coen: second wee pres
1deut. Mrs T. g. Roberts an; record
ing secretary. Miss Leida II Mills; fiEan-
ciaI secretary, Miss Tinnie Cleveland;
treasurer Miss Eta Mason. Directors for
the long Term, Mrs i. W. Clapp, Mrs. r.
Coen, Mrs. f G. Robertson Miss Zelda
Mile, Miss Tinnie Cleveland. Miss Eta
Mason. &irs. J. /. Dyer. Mrs. Nellie Hobbs
Smvth, Mrs. Harry McCluDg. Miss Jessie
J.. Clark, short term. Mrs. +. Higginson,
Mrs. Hugh Dubois, Mrs. Fiulay Ross, Miss
Eiva Walker. Mrs. 4. Chiids, Mrs. l. +.
West. Mrs W. T. Cleveland, Mrs. G. W,
I4arimer, Mss Jennie McClung, and Mrs.
l. W. Gill
The club IS now the possessor OF a baby
grand, and is rehearsing Hummels caDtata
"Queen of the Sea"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
Soap il Tablets

There are novelties even IN soap. The
last are soap tablets, that come in pref
Il satin-hned and covered boxes. The
soap Is put up IN small tablets Ike
Iozenges-a very convenient form. !
cake Of sap i always toboEEaning
into unloolled-for corners and slipping
away when II ought 70 be most useful
These little tablets are also convenient
70 travellers. because they do away with
the necessity for carrying soap box.
They also DO away with the need Of
having damp soap Al all
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, Aug. 4-The presence OF a
few buyers this morning resulted In very
iair sales, the sales being largely added TO
by mail and wire orders for duplicate and
new assortments With commission meT-
chants aud jobbers the weeks business
WAS decided increase on the previous one
Printing cloths dull but steady AT 2E
cents, less per cent. 10 9-lO cents fiat
Sales for the week l5S Geo pieces. Produc-
lion 229, 900 pieces. Stock 1,135, 900 pieces
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
SURPRISE PATTY is GIVEN.

Mrs. Fred Young was treated to genu
Inc surprise party at her Meade avenue
home Friday evening. The occasion Was
in com incarceration of her 25th birthday
which was participated in by large mum:
Der Of friends, who testified their good will
by numerous valuable presents. The
evenings pleasure was also enliyened by
"A serenade rendered by the mandolin club
who rendered some OF their choicest selec-
tions in honor of the occasion.
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Taken Up.
UU SIC md .'RT.
DRESS.YdkIRS.

IOE hENI--U TsCcffdHcOHs
uder 90 st-r,t 8. pei Hrs u~r 'ft
TOR rENT-THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
L ~ 49, ". Msi. street AFpJ 20 b. uec frit y,
% y Main street Its
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS

CHICAGO Aug. This weeks receipts
~ cattle aggregated about $3.50 AgsIn-,
-. "a for las; week and $50 ia>t year.
There was sfeedy market a. & HAa ~
or nariv-s. $ - 8 - for westerns and
s.. .. 5 ~ for Texans. Trade vas moi more
quiet than on oJUer Saturdays. there benz
come Inquiry from ali CLASSES o buyers.
II ANY cattle were held ever IS Was becauSe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
MASTER AspY,s GUESTS,

A nice little party was held at the home
OF Master Eide Aspy, 4l2 Washington
avenue, Friday afternoon by A number oil
his little friends. Games and refresh.
ments were enjoyed. Those present were:
DAISY Elliott, Nellie Nichols, LinnIe b ats
man, Aubry Francis, Laurence Burd,
Charlie Moore. Lonnie James, Cleave
Combs, Eddie Aspy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05

Last Wednesday evening ebay ride
party took in the Peerless Princess Ii
WAS chaperoned by Miss Weaver. Miss
Adams and Mr. O Bsyle. The psrtici-
pants were Misses My Weaver Stella
Worreli. Cora Bowman, Blauch M0uutz.
Willie Campbell. Bertha Mock, Mary
Mock, Mildred Hnyworth, MsS>rs. Art
Chrome. George Parkinson. Jim Noolari.
Bert Weaver. George Eleu, II, T. len.
Frank Adams
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COTTON MARKET,
New CLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. A. Cotton-Q Quiet. - eady;
sales SPOT 90 receipts a.: exports Great
Britain 49,; France L3I5: coastwise ,; stock
sA.lSl.
Futures steady: sales 15a1G August
81 - bid: September 81 3sa6 %; October - ~
az s.: November 81 4sa5 81; December s. =9a
~. January - 65a6 -: February s. .Sac -;
March So GSa6 Is; April 50 tsjst ~.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05

NfoslT ~ tIoAv. saoszE sFrF eEtfl. T.
NJ zzSz=t,. 49, cz.Es= ---.-aE
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cAMrING PAKTY RErURNS

The camping party which was chap
sroned by Mrs Ollinger and which did the
territory returned Monday. The party
was composed of Miss Nlo!lIe Ross. Miss
Lou Mutt, Miss Fanny Taylor, Miss Nellie
POffenberger, Miss Dollie Poffen berger.
Miss Claude Strouthers, Miss Ervy Ebey
ana Messrs- A II. Bolte, d. Pollen berger.
George Ross. r. Sullivan, Charles Joseph
and A p OIIing-r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
MISS EURE's LAWS rErE.

Miss Anna Burr gave a lawn party at
her home on Hydraulic avenue Monday
evening Her guests were: Misses Nary
Kelly, Ida ReeCe, the Misses Hellar the
Misses MiIlsou. EmmA Human; NeSsys.
D. BOYLE l. d. Jones. Jim Parkinson. Ste
Veus Of Kansas City, NcEerrau, H9sg and
John Parkinson.
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CAPTURED Two cooNS

Miss Cora Hyperion. Mae Tarter. Lucy
Bryan Lucy Slrop ard John Tarter. chap
e-oned by Mrs. 1arter, lined a camping
party last Tuesday on the NaluuE. Ihe
jewellers enjoyed few days fishing, hunt
ing and Teasing On G-h ana Wild game.
They also enjoyed a decidedly hae coon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
BOUND FOR rHE N1NNE,cAH.

week was headed for the Minnesota. The
rumpany Is made up of Mrs Charlie Camp
bell, the Misses MguCe Campbell. CAL
Campbell. Alma Harris, VI srie Russell
Bertha and May Ayres. ana Nessrs Henry
Stal.uCs. Charley Handley, Fred Reynolds
aud Guy Reynolds
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ME. SITES i SURPRISED.

j. r. Sites WAS surprised Saturday
afternoon by about fifty OF his friends and
relatives. Mr.. Sites Was - years OLD and
his ne!ghboIS were on TO the fact and when
he went home TO dinner hs found them IN
possession of the house. \ fine dinner
followed and general good time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
MRS. BRYANT GIVES a DISNER

Mrs. Colonel Bryant entertained at din
ner in compliment 10 MIS-. j. 4. Duncan of
Franklin, Ky, Thursday evening. The
guests were: Mrs. J. Z. Lauck. Mrs. J. F.
Bpughton. Mrs. Il. L. Lguc<, Mrs. l. +.
West Mrs. w. I. Nash, Miss Bryant aud
MIsa I.nnrE
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eAvE Is FRIENps A -.

Tuesday evening Miss Emma johnson
entertained al tea At her home. Her guests
were Miss Gertie Haynes, Miss HIharger.
Miss Stella Cobb. Miss Jennie Mckiaup,
Miss Stella C0Ub, Nss-rs. Z tri Fawcett.
Casper Haynes
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GIRLS sERENADE THE BOYS.

Something of a novelty was inaueurated
Monday evening, when the Sunfiower
Mandolin club, "A young ladies' oTganiza-
rion. sarenaded their young gentleman
friends. The club Is composed og Miss
Ethel Niederlander, Miss Coral Harris.
Miss Stacie NIederlander, Miss Corrie
Cogdell and the Misses Iuez and Gertie
Jackson
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
Coffee Options

NV YORK 'AuE l-C0ffee-Op-ioas
..f,.r,sd dgi al unchanged 10 pCiu.s decline
ruled inactive and futures with weak under
tone. Clc-sl dull. net > points decline T. j
10 MS advance sales 2.-Sa bacS IuclGiiE1
>lr,-- r.f.sr So "a. December So 3 and March
sat Cofeo-Bio. Quiet; No :, lea; Mid
nEllet. CnrGnva, l9.lelL.
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BERT ALLEE ENrEKrAlNS.

Bert Allen of South Market street. en-
iertainad Tuesday evening. His guests
were: Misses Mamie Garrison. DAVIS Hill
lard, Birdie Bayuz. Katie Bayue. Laura
Van D-yelter ana M-s>rs VIII Garner.
Bert Allen and Freeman Van DeyenJer.
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MRS. CoGN's CARD PARTY.

Mrs. franklin Coen Of College Hill gave
card party Tuesday afternoon. Her
guests were: Mrs. +. f. Beech. Mrs. +.
Wood, Mrs. c. Sim. Mrs. +. Brook. Mrs.
Richardson, Mrs. W. W. Pearce, Mrs. j.
L. Dyer aud Mrs. Q. ID Kirk
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GOOD WEEKS WORK
CORN GAINS FIVE AND 4 HALF
CENTS IN SIX DAYS.

Closing Deals of the Week Show
Prices Steady at an Advance From
the Previous Day - Wheat
Opens Heavy But Rallies
on Large Seaboa2d Clear
anceS-Oats Off and
Provisions Steady,
Live Stock Holds
Its own.
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CLOSED Up STRONG
WALL STREET SPECULATION SHOWS
A BETTER TONE

Trend of Prices Generally Upward
and Last Values are at or Near the
Best OF the Day-Sugar. as U.s.
ual, Plays Prominent
Role and q Good Deal
Changes Hand-Rail-
way Bonds are
Strong Quo
tations.
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and 'possum hunt with fifteen of the Cody
Bros celebrated hounds. and with MI.
Carter and the Cody Bros.' assistance.
succeeded in capturing two cOous anu
three 'possum. TLey returned last even
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GAVE SIX O'CLOCK DINNER.

Mr. and Mrs. Huse entertained Monday
at o'clock dinner. Those favored were
Misses Mae Tartar. Pearl Tartar, Florence
Hill, Ida Phelps. Messrs. Frank Hughes,
Neal Munson, Arthur Ransom, Bert Ran
dol, Mrs. Munson, Mrs. Allen.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.


NV YcRK. Aug 4.-BuIter - steady;
western dairy. Ia-saiG: do. creamery Ii.s5. do
factory l2a l5ls- El-iu~ >; imitation creamery
l4aI,: state dairy iia@l, do creamery lss%l.
E--S->tesdy; western fresI l---ali; csses
SlaSL
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MISS HAwLEY Is HOSTESS.

Miss Eva Hawiey entertained last Thurs
dav evening. Her GUESTS were: Misses
Maude. Matthews Lyman Of Winfield.
Gertrude Hawlev aud AeSSrs Charles Mat
Jhews, Huse Taylor, Wells Miller and Joe
Kat
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ST. IorIS. Aug. -Wheat-Lower; cash
$3.50; options firm; August, 4>asc; september,
I9lsC.
CoRN-Higher; cash. 4Sc; Aug. 4Sc; sept,
i"4c.
OATS-firu: cash 2qlsc: August, 2e5sc,
PoRK-Steady; iOhh,u- SIS 6sis.
LARD-Easier, So 9a1 U3l4.
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Sugar MAKE.

NEW YORK. Aug k-aaw. strong Fai7
rel2irE lI-l6 Ccutrifu-aI ~ test -, he
naSd arm. grsnulate1 I'D
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s. InnfS

s.. Louis Aug cotton Quiet. Mid
ding C-.. sales 6,O- receipts none; shipments
so: stock S6.2DO bales.
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One Or the Othe---Ars- >penelt-
Why did vou % and sell me yacfi--
and Just as I've got my new saeHt'ng
gowns mere. too SpeEdit-" ell you
axe. / couldn't afford both.-PSeA-
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Whist KS revived FrldaY afternoon al

Whist was revived Friday afternoon at
q party given by Mrs. w. ". Pearce in
honor Of Mrs. Perkins Of Massachusetts,
Mrs. W. + Stout and Mrs. Z. Il. Spangler
won the prizes The guests were Mrs
Frank Wood. Mrs. Foster Brooks. Mrs.
j. NJ. Richardson, Mrs. J. Il. Dyer Mrs. o.
D. Kirk, Mrs. +. COen, Mrs. o. II. Bent
lev, Mrs L. C. Topping, Mrs. a s. Parks,
Mrs. W. +. Stout. Mrs. w. T. Nash, Mrs
F. Smyth, Mrs. T. :. Nagill, Mrs. Coler
Sim, Mrs Z. L. SpaDgler and Miss Addie
Brook
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
ChlcA.u Market
Opened. Highcstl Lowest. Closing

CHICAGO. Aug. 4
The market today experienced the following
range Of prices.