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Nothing Original About Him.

One Of the greatest sorrows of IA
NOUS personages is that 1t is impossible
to live up to the ideal opinion which
the people whom they meet in the ord
mary affairs of life have formed Of
them.
1t Is recorded that a certain literary
man OF high reputation had occasion To
remark to a waiter in the restaurant
where he sometimes lunches;
Waiter, this beefsteak is very
tough."
The waiter looked al him with q sor-
rowful expression and sighed deeply.
Perhaps you will tell me" said tho
literary man, why you sigh IN that.
fashion?~
"Ah. sir" said the waiter. AZ took
you for man VINO always said original
things. and here you come and say Just
the same things that all the rest Of
them do,''-Ttt- Bits.
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INV YORK, Aug. % -With the excAn.
tlon OF brief period or firmness at the
I opening OF business aud in the final trad
InS' speculation on the stock exchange To-
I DAY was heavy in zone aud the transac-
| lions Resulted in the establishment of a
! lower range Of values, extending from :.
TO 81 per cent lower; the latter in Dis
tllIlnS. The chief interest was conferred in
DlstlilIng, the sales OF which were very
heavy There was good buying in The
early dealings, and an advance of II nAr
cent IN the belief that the -. OOO. ODO loan
had been affected. A dispatch from Chi
cago, however, threw dOubc or tn is point.
oy announcing the Illinois Trust company
VINO was to be the medium OF the nav
inehC oI money 70 take the trusts whisky
out OF bond. had not received the funds
As the sequel proved this was but part of
the inside cilqurs plan to work the market
ana the scheme worked very successfully
heAVy blocks OF the stock being thrown on
the market anC some stop orders being nm
covered, the price breaking 4J5per cent 10
1875 per cent. Considerable stock had
6eeI absorbed by the clique al! the way
down. and at the lower figures outside
buyers came into the market, whose pur-
chases caused recovery of II per cent
Dut the trading ln'the stock Was feverish
and q subsequent reaction Of ] per cent
took place with final rally of per cent.
the last price being g. per cent below the
close OF yesterday
Before the close the street was in formed
That the company had secured loan of
between 5000 600 and s., 600. 900. and that
Tue ILLINOIS Trust company had taken pos
session Of whisky in bond AZ Peoria and
PekIu valued at SG000,O 900. This removes
an unsettlIng Influence IN the market and
Will tend To the establishment of =
healthier market The heaviErSs OF the
general list was generally due 10 the de
preston OF leaders In the trading, though
some ot the railroad reports were some
what unfavOrable. Changes for tue week
are nearly per cent. in the direction of
higher values.
The bond market today was higher on a |
volume Of business, the sales |
assregating So, 00O
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RECEPTION TO PHoFEssoK BLUME,

The friends OF Professor C. Fl. RIpma
surprised that gentleman at his home on
South Emporia avenue last Monday even
lng. A luncheon was served, and during
the evening Professor Blume RECALLED the
guests with some choice selections upon
the violin. The guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. koehane, Mr. and Mrs s. Dorsey.
MT. and Mrs. Casad, Mrs. j. Nolan. Mrs.
Sanford, Mrs. Nellinger. Mrs. Lanpan
Misses Annie Sheehan. Drussie Timmons,
Birdie DAILY, L. Hsnnible, Anna Daily'
Mamie Hannible, Kate Markev, GeneIe
Costello, Lissel Cain. Emma Timmons,
Mollie McQuillan, Eugene Schultz. Resale
Schultz, MabeICasad Annie Cisad. Bessie
NelJlDSer, Beatrice Sanford; Mes-rs. John
Monkey, Pete DAILY. Mike Shields Will
Giles Nike Daily. Frank Hlggins, John
Siebrandt, Guy Reynolds. Henry HUT
mann. Luther Burns, Leo Sheehan. ANDY
Sanford.
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Coffee Options.

New YORK, Aug. - - Coffee - Dali
Options steady at unchanged 70 IN points
advance; remained quiet buc firm on
covering; closed quiet, at unchanged 10 10
points net advance. Sales, 400 BAGS. in
cludluC August, at 81 -: S-p-elu Der.
So - 80; October. SIS. ~ I2 =: N5vsm.
be-. $500; December, Sl2 80; March,
Sl2 -
spot Cotfee-R o quiet: RIO No. :. I6c:
mild, quiet: Cardgya, 70 e. St.es. none.
Santos. steady. good avera-e Santos IGz
Receipts, =, go bags stock SO 900 bags.
Ham burg STEADY; price< unchanged 70
= ptrnntug higher. Sal Geo bags Havre
Greled quiet, unchanged 20 franc
a.ShrT. closed st net -dvanc- II z. .r--
franc. Total sales 1000 bags RIO ot.e..g.!
steady, nominal R-ceiutS - COO bags
Cleared ior the United States ..Huo BAGS
cleared Tor EIrop- , 90 o. g Stock pa
600 bags " .lrehou>e cell arieS iron Nv
York , est rdNy So e., New York stock
.odHv l55. sG5 bass. United Sta,es stock
l53 go os-, aio=t for the United states
30 10 D4g>
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ycr where = rays 20 advertise.
y Won have anything 70 SJJY, SELL
RAOS OR RENT. Try these columns.
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rStr y two lines.
Prices given under classified heads n this
colnmu applicable only % local advertise
hlents. No foreign advertisements taken al
above rates
=, Answers 70 advertisements sent IN care OF
.Le EAGLE Office should De called for within
Ieh GAYS after Insertion When advertisers
l M4sh repiys forwarded 10 them stamped enyel-
opeS must beSenr.
reference TO former advertiSerntn should
- t,TTuoSerlPilcn and date OF insertion or COPY
q Inc advertisements sitouId - sent
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0r discontinued by telephone
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On the lawn at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. W. Rule, Friday evening, a fare
well party was given to Mr.. Jamie Rule.
The piazza and yard were prettily decorat-
ed in Chinese lanterns, and music was
discoursed by an orchestra. Later refresh
ments were served. The guests were:
Misses Mary Carver, Flora Carpenter,
Flora MIlison, Grace Johnson, Agnes
Davidson. Nellie Reese, Celia Parks, Julia
Walton. Mamie Cossitt. Ella Brent, MAID
Gertie, Josie Vennard, Hattie Wells, Jessie
Allen, Mamie Lewis, Emma Bristow.
Bernice Evans. Margie Dean. Allie Dodge,
Julia Buck, Lizzie Roach. Mabel Ayres,
Byrll Lehmen, Susie Merrill, Winnie
Woo.ard, Florence Smith, Jessie Smith,
Maud Davis of Cofeyviile. Messrs. Jim
Woodland, Fred Little, Gene Merrill. Adrian
Houck. Russell Smith, Jim Vincent,
Charles Higginson, Harry HigginsOn.
Harry Dunbar, Campbell Slayden, Edwin
Jennings. Ben Root, George Carver, Jim
Carver John Wilkie, Walter Van Mugs,
Earle Evans, A. e. Lichte, Elmer Reece,
Lou Dyer, Allan Davis, Percy Brlstow,
VIII McCrae. Arthur Phillips, John Dav-
jdson, Will Dean.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 25-The bulls in wheat
and corn again took courage TO iay, and
the grain markets closed firm. The crop
damage scare was a prominent factor IN
corn, and this and other bullish news
helped wheat. Corn closed with a gain Of
IS cent for September, wheat finished q
cent higher for December. aud Septem Der
oats at IS cent higher. Provisions closed
with but little change.
W heat opened firm IN the face OF much
| discouragement in the matter OF receipts
! present and prospective but was upheld
! as against That by the firm tone OF Liver
| pool market and the number OF letters
| received by the commission house from
correspondents relating the very general
and increasing use of wheat for feed De-
cember started with buyers at the close of
yesterday. Some brought 81 cents, and
then il became more plentiful, aud sasged
to 5554@55$s cents. It firmed up again
and about an hour from the start il was
again wanted at5! = cents. The recovered
tone or the corn market and the sharp
bulge In the price OF that Article near the
close caused the local shorts in wheat
good deal of uneasiness, they, ia their
alarm, buying so vigorously that the mar
ket rose to 515s cents for December and
closed at 57@4 cents strong.
Inc corn market recovered the bulliSh-
ness which IL lost yesterday. There was
an absence or rain IN the greater part OF
the corn belt. which appeared TO encourage
some more buying on country account
Local shorts also helped by their purchases
the advance in prices which occurred |
The light receipts gave uneasiness TO a few
who had the tenerlty on the day before TO |
sell some short. There was a good adj /
vance Immediately at the opening, the (
nervousness of those who had September /
short, began to cover quickly. !
spreading into the Nav deal /
ln2s The market was rather /
inactive in the middle OF the short session.
but 1t became quite animated near the
close, aud II was strong at the same time
opened at 54jI cents. arose ir-
regularly to 80 4 cents aud closed at %
cents bid. May started at SEA cents with
a sale or Two at 81 I cents. IL advanced TO
% cents and closed at 5255 cents.
Oats ranged narrowly Corn continued |
TO govern, bat the sympathy did not eX- |
tend as far as it has heretofore. Ssptem-
Der closed at 30Li cents. sold down - low
as 800 cents. May ranged at $685.
cents aud closed at the top
The provision trade was not very active
and the trend of prices was generally down
ward until near the close. when the bulge
II wheat and corn caused to b. sold what
January stuff was wanted by spectators. |
Pork Tor January closed unchanged. Lard
was firm but very Inactive, making a gain
u = 90 cents for the day January ribs
eft OF at > cents decline.
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ADDITIONAL 80 LEVY NEWS.


Minor Matters In the Social Swim OF Wichita
Miss Maud Pratt has returned from Chi
cagO.
Mrs. Ralph Millison leaves for Denver
this week.
Miss Ora Pollard of Nickerson is visiting
in the city.
Miss Stella Neighbour returns to Kansas
City Thursday.
Misses Abbie and Emma Potts leave for
Indiana this week.
Mss Ethel Neiderlandsr is visiting Miss
Hattie GOwdy in Chicago.
Mrs. b. B. Cushman and her baby will
soon visit Mrs. Mcknight
Miss Rose Epperly Of Caldwell, is the
guest OF Mrs, II. g. Chipchase
Mr.. and Mrs. c, T. Potts are entertain
Ing Mrs. John @. Zeller of Richmond
Mrs. Lauck of Fdirview avenue is enter
tanning her two sisters. Mrs. Dr.. Dunkin
OF Franklin, KY, and Mrs. McQuIddy of
Newton.
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MYSTIC PICNIC Is GIVEN.

At Griswold park. Thursday. "mvstic
picnlc' was given. The guests were;
Misses Olive Decatur. Eva Decatur. susie
Sweet, Minnie Woodland, Cora Bowman,
Mary Mccullough. VIrgie Little and
May Weaver. and Messrs Warren Eaton.
Waiter Eaton, Erick Boyd, Frank Adams
Lee Webb. Arthur Cramer, Bert Weaver
and Jim Woodland, with Miss Jessie Adams
as chaperUne
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A Denouement.

He-I never loved before, swear Il!
Till met You last week l never knew
what love was.
She-Never before?
Hc-Never'
She lsighing)-I did not think ron
could forget me so soon
He-So soon? Forget you7 don't
understand.
She-Then know. Reginald Hoodoo,
that we met At Asbarr PARK last sum
mer and were engaged for two weeks,
yet you say you have never loved be-
IOre.-I ruth
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WILL HAVE SUNDAY OFF.

Sunday, to lay, "A party will picnic at
HaysvIlle, under the chaperonage of Mrs.
II: Nallenstein and Mrs. Lee HAYS. Those
VINO will 90 are Mrs. NJ B. Conn. Mrs.
NirdlInger, Miss Irma Levi of Lawrence.
Miss Mildred Hays Miss E5te!la Negbaur
OF Kansas City, Miss Pauline Wallenstein,
aud MeSsrs. :, Goldsmith, a. Hirsh, Lee
Bowers Of Philadelphia. Pa; j. Katz and
William kafz
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-The quiet OF Sun
day was reflected by the moderate demand
OF agents. Still large orders came through
Tue mail and telegraph for pressing re-
qElrements. Jobbers were more active
than on the same day of the week not
many months ago. and the outlook WAS in
creasing favorably. Cotton goods were
steady 10 firm, aud for some OF the more
staple styles and prices dearer on account
OF supply. Printing cloths firm at 2sI
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FOR Miss CAMPBELL OF DENVER.

Miss Gertie Lauck entertained Wednes-
day evening for Miss Zeta Campbell Of
Denver. Her guests were: Misses Maud
Pratt, Elsie Woodmen, Gertie Moore.
Florence Washburn. Elvis Walker, Pearl
Skinner, Lucy Bryant. Grace McAdams,
Messrs. Frank Craig, Montgomery Hal
lowell, Huse TAYLOR, D. Ralph Nieder-
lander, Dale Snively. +. ?. Allen, George
Chapman, w. IL. Lsrck and r l. Taylor.
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WIS. wALkEK 1. Hnsre..

Mrs. f W Walker entertained Friday
evening Card, music and dancing we're
INDUCED In. The guests wers. NTr go
Mrs. J. II. Phillips, Mrs e. Y. Wei. Mr.
=. u. Griffin, Mrs h. H. Campbell Ms
osura Hughes, Misses Heen PbiII5ns
Alice Wells, Alice Phillips. Grace Hilian5
Rowena WofskIll and Me>srs. Cbsrl,l-
Campbell, Lutte Welsh, DR.. Shumway and
Charlie Phillips. 'A"
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MUSIC AND DRAMA,

Shaw &, Craig's comedians in a brilliant
repertoire of standard comedies and
dramas. This company has seventeen peo-
pie, challenge band and operatic orches-
r., street parade at 1889 every day. At
800 grand free concert in front of the
opera house. Their fine operate orchestra
VIII furnish the music during the perfor-
nance. Monday night ladies free Each
gentleman Accomplished by lady will be
admitted on one paid ticket or two ladies'
on one paid ticket. Popular prices pre-
vall-l0, 20 and 30 cents Seats now on
sale at the box offic=; also at Nosbacher's
Jewelry store. SpecIa! matinee on Tues
day at p. M, for the benefit of the Neo-
desha eXcursionist. Prices 10 and 20 cents.
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NE P-ssee.o- s.amPed.

Little Dot-So1ne folks don't know 50
much rs they think they %, DO they
Uncle Georce Why -?
Little po.-Pr0f LiuQutst, who
speaks sixteen languages was here last
evening. AID hs had - get 70 70 tell
him what the baby was saying. GOOD
News.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Butter and Eggs.

NEW YORK, AuG. 25-Butter-Stea1v.
western dairy. 49, Gle; western creamery.
2ld4 &C; western factory, 1S7i4c; yin.
u &c: ~tate dairy l4G@@5 state creamery.
i "a c
Egss-Weaker. State aud PENNSYLVANIA.
lSc; western fresh, l60 lSc; cases - as 90
Receipts, 5000 packages
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sURPLICE CHOIR ENTERTAINED,
Rev Won Herlieh Gives d Party to the voeaIizts.

At the home of Mrs. Nichols, Wednes-
day evening, the members Of the surplica
choir of st. Johns Episcopal church were
entertained by the Rev. Won Herrlich who
was assisted by Mrs. Nichols. Mrs. H. Bliss
Mrs. f. S. Magill and DR.. Day. The lawn
was decorated ia Chinese lanterns and the
colors of the choir. gold and crimson. Al
Ter several musical numbers a supper was
served. The participants We're: Misses
Grace HattOn, Marie Wallace. Eva Jenk-
ins, Maize Alley, Treva Alley, Maud Rentz
Maud Rix, Jetta Cam pbelI. Lulu Hattou,
Gertrude Swain, Maggie Brown, Anna
Brown, Carrie Cogdell. AcquIlla Hettin-
ger, Cora Hettinger, Nina Reams EfIie
Resms, Daisy Woods, Dora Woods, Olive
Magill Mabel MHgill, Margie Knorr. Ma
bel Ellsworth, Ruby Wilbur, Vester
Charlton, Clara Gehring, Lille Lewis and
Bessie Read and Messrs. DeIOs Woods.
Claud Lsrimer, viii Lewis, Fred Hellar.
George Adams, VIII Richardson, Late
Welsh, Andrews, Verne Dyer and Bunnie
hporr
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FOR THE MISSES JONES.

ar. and Ms. Cal Spencer of the West
SIDE, entertained Tuesday evening for the
Misses Jones Of 81 Louis The guests
We're; Misses May Spencer. La KensIer.
SilVe Clayton and Maggie Parker. and
MesSrs. Frank Jones. Frank AIcpbarso.r
Ben Glaze. Fred Wilson and GINS I'M
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THE OLDEST DOCTOR IN EUROPE
Though CenteDarisn He Is Stiu En-
gagged In Practice.

I ~ 'chirosrIan re Is Stau
/ gagged In Practice.
! DR.. Borsy, of Havre, who celebrated
/ the one hundredth anniversary of his
birth few days ago, is said TO be the
Oldest practicing physician in Europe.
| To correspondent Of the Paris Temps
who asked him on his birthday regard
| Ing the secret of his long, healthfuI
| life, he said: ''I am opposed to all
/ regular rules Of life-at least do not
| follow them. My motto is: of everv-
thing something; of nothing TOO much. >
Livery day, summer and winter alike,
! get up At seven o'clock. shave nv
self because / have no time TO wait for
the barber. and then / visit ulv pa
tents. Some time ago / gave up the
use OF my carriage n making calls, as
riding tired ne. 60 afoot, and il is
only when the weather is unusually
bad or when the streets are covered
with snow that 7 make use Of the street
car. Even to-day, on my birthday. |
arose at seven O'Clock and made calls
until noon. Upon nv return l ate
some cold meat"
Do You drink Coffee" asked the
correspondent
That drink Is my fsvorfte." was his
answer. When ! was in the colonies
! drank often ~ many as forty cups .
day. You sec from this that coffee IS
not poisonous a many physicians de-
clare have always had an excellent
appetite and have not lost a single
tooth"
Did You ever have a genuine sick
ness in your life77
never was sick, came The reply.
= Do not know what rhsurna tfsrn. and
hardly what pain is, unless I have Il
20 cure among my patients. -Four /.
years ago lost al eve Il was taken
from NE b. one Of my colleagues /
A-aiDst ny advice he placed a leech I
upon l. 20 cure q slight affection. 4
Light days later I was a one-eyed 4
man
The doctor Is tail and Sill erect
a = soldier
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PICNIC Al HAYsvILLE-

One OF the parties who went to picnic at
HaysviIle Thur.day was composed of
Misses Lizzie Noble, Estella Negbaur,
Pauline WallensCieD, Sadie Joseph, limo
Creditor, Maud RiX. Josie Vennard, Nina
Reams. VIII Funk, Jessie McClees. Ed
Gross, Elmer Reese, Gov Kramer, Deios
Woods, VIII Van Nuy, Adrian Houck ana
Roy 4 len
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Rev. : : Cryor d. ~. OF Albert "a
Alan., Viii address rn- gospel me- il. iof
men 40 the y VI. 4. =. AuGtro.iumgl.
c.ocA MS after. u#..- fIlS>uliI.gt viii b.
LOST Opportunities M. gar-a- =. .
very lateEes speaker and there should
he !sTSe attend To sGai ou % the
regular song service, NJ. W!iiism Naagu
VIII sing solo.
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Opened. HighesT7 Lowest. closing.
HEAT
Cash quotations were as follows.

Vitrn VunIHiIuns We're as IOIIOWS:
Flour-Winter patents. s. 5Oa2 50: winter
straIShtS, > .}ja56 spring patents, $ l)a3 6O
spring straight, s. % %
No. spring wheat 5iisaI5lSc No. ; spring
wh.at, nomf. No. red 54lsassc, No. corn,
55c. No. yellow corn - cents. No. ;
oats 3D1sc. No. white 3St4aSilFc. No white
3ll2a;S}r, No. rye 4si2c. 10 > barley 53a54c
No 51aItC. No. 4. nom'l, No hays-ed ~ .,sa
u. Prime timothy seed, S. ~ Mess mort
per Dbl. Sl3 5065j. Lard, per IgO lbs, g 53J6s
.. Short ribs sides, loose 8 Boa. 20. Dry
salted shoulders, boxed. So jOa5 62ia. Short
clear sides, boxed, s. 6ja7 -. Whisky dis
tillers' finished goods, per gallon, SI2
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KANSAS CITY. Aug. 25.-Wheat--5c
higher; No. , hard, - cents: Ne. red. f. ,
d49 cents; No. 5 red. 4IG4S cents Corn
Firm; No. mixed. 81 cents; No. . white.
5l-a cents. Oats-Ste adv; No. mixed. 30
@5I cents; No. , VIII e. IS cents. Rye-60
cents. Flaxseed-Sl 12Il Il Brau-G6
6d6S cents HsY-TmoJhy, $ OJ09 o.:
prsirie, $ 00GS 80. Butter-Uncdau.ed.
EggS-AcJive aud firm; II cents
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RIVERSIDE HOME THROWN OPEN.

Mrs 3. Ii. Campbell entertained at her
home on Riverside. Tuesday evening Her
guests Were: Nr. and Mrs. G. Y. Wells
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Phillips, Airs. !. q
Griffith, Mrs. Laura Hughes, Mrs. +. ",
waller, Misses Helen Phillips, Grace Hat
ton, Rowena Wofskill. Alice Wells AIica
kimbali and Alice Philips and Nle~srs q
A: Morse, J. w. Arbogasr. NJ. NJ. Dunkin
VIII Slice, Lutte Welsh, Charlie Phillns
Harry Mortimer and DR. SUBWAY.
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GUESTS or MISS wELLNAN.

Miss Daisy WeIman of South Water
street entertained Friday evening. Her
quests Were: Misses Lottie Shank. Nav
Markev, Mabel Shank, Kate Markev, An
nie DALEY. Birdie Daley. Emma 1hand of
Springfield. No, and Wills of Greuola
Kan, aud Messrs. Pete Daley. John Mar
key, Mike Daley aud Curt Weilmau.
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COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 25.-Cotton-Ouiet
and steady. Receipts. 1859; Sales 25O.
Exports, cOastwise, CO..
futures-Dull but steady; sales, 600.
august. s6.4i hid: September, 81. 5000. 81:
October. s. $500 80; Deem Der, So 54616. 81:
January. 50 5O@6.3l: February, So Good. o.:
" trch. 50 120673: Nav. 81. S596. So; june.
30 Dg6J3; July, SIS 9G46.9S
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GAVE An INFORMAL nor.
Many Dancers Make Mer,, in the Garfield Hal

Friday evening an informal hop was
given in Garfield hall The dancers were
Misses Minnie Drake, Olive Clayton. Cora
Harris. Edna Tilden Maud Curly, Lizzie
Noble Della Wampler, Clara Gehriug,
Ross, Jessie Bryan. Fannie Hayden, Liz
re Hamilton. Anna Drake, Ola Johnston,
- Sutton, Lille Lewis, Jennie Christie
pher. Ruby Wilbur. Stella Aldendeifer
Lille Bennett, Ida keusier, Maud Cobb;
Nessrs. Charlie Joseph, Ralph Smith. Pail
Japes. Fred McLaid, Charlie Baker, win
SJice. Percy Bri-tow, NermillIOn Harris,
Frank Jones, Frank Davidson.
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Fair Grs6uate-V hieh Is 4. proper
expression. Girls are" Or Girls So
Chorus q Schoolulaies--9ji Girls ere. =
% course
Fslr G-zdEate-Gf cour=e: ushawi
Girls. arr nay hat On straightg-Ps-.x
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HAY-RIDE PARrY oUr.

Miss Edna Tilden entertained A hav-ride
party chaPerOned by Mrs. Urban BRYAN.
Thursday evening. The participants were:
Misses Jessie Bryan, Z Ina Tilden, Maud
Geriie, Stella Downing, Lizzie Hamilton.
Carl Harris, Bessie Reed aud Eva Jenkins
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26
THEY PLAYED AT WHIST.

Mrs. O. d. Kirk entertained the DunIi.
cate Whist club Tuesday afternoon. Her
guests were: Mesdames A =. Parks.
Frank W God, Coler Sims. + r. Snaugler.
J.. L. Beech. Foster Brook. /. n R4cb,r5
Son, Franklin Coeu. T. l. Over. " "
Pearce and Miss Lucia Drain.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26
Grain Quotations
BY
HODGES & SEYMOUR.

Highest market price paid Tor all kinds of
grain. Milling wheat specially, Write o. wire
FOR prices.
Basis Mississippi River
Always in the market for StricTiv pure mill
ing wheat-hard or soft. Can furnish oats.
1O3 S. TOPEKA. TELEPHONE 1872.