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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28
Put up or Shut up.

SrecInl Dispatch to The Daily Eagle
GUTHRIE. o. t, Nov. 2L-The following
open letter has been issued by Billy B-hbS:
GUTHRIE, O. T., Nov. "a.
Mr.. JIMMY DAVIS: As / understand
you are in Wichita, l will say about the
challenge which you wrote me, and which
you know was accepted and money de-
posted on my behalf. either be man or
mouse.
Now if you want a match with me put
up or shut up. ] have $50 deposited
with Mr. Globe of the Guthrie Capitol as
a forfeit for $50 90 side and gate receipts
| am ready to sign articles with you auy
time, and further will give you preferences
as to where the mach takes place. kYich-
fts or elsewhere. / mean bu-in -.
Signed: "BILLT BEBBS,
champion Welter Weigh: OF MouUauu"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28
WEAPONS OF THE ORIENTALS.
Even the Merchants Garry Dangerous
Looking DaC.ers.

Almost every one in Hvderebad Is
armed to the teeth. and the spears,
Sd bers, daggers and pistols, which
CLEAN amid the white and crimson
robes, or bristle in sash and turban,
convert the entire city into fornida-
BILE armory. Bazars filed with dead =
weapons brighten dim alley and mold
ering arcade with the polished steel
ana FURNISHED brass Of hundred un-
familiar native instruments of attack
and defense.
Sheavcs of slender Persian rapiers
are held in place ~ the sharp sickles
of murderous, double-edged scirnitars:
and swords with watered blades Of
fabulous value fence off jagged heap
Of pointed scrolls" and crooked tai
wars" 4 strong handle of twisted
camel sinew guides the yielding blade
of the subtle '.jambia," narrowing 20
a vicious-looking hook: and the tur-
baned arnOrer leaves his anvil to sho%
Us the needle-like "karoi" minute
enough 10 be concealed in the palm OF
the hand, and used by distraught
lovers TO infict the wounds provoked
By jealousy or disappointment
Spiky marus' OF sharpened black
buckshorn. and piercing blades known
es "b;chwas." or scorpions" I'll n
brazea tray; and bundle OF elephant
goads. inlaid with ebony and silver
leans against stac.s 81 shining spears
Daggers. curved and straight. rough
and smooth, jagged and pointed, show
endless possibilities OF infi.cting every
degree Of punishment. from death
blow 70 a scratch. from the severinz Of
AZ artery 70 punc.ure deep and dead
l.. bat small enough 70 defy detection
The muslin tur0ans Of the passing null
titudes are thickly SCI with inlaid dag
gers and g.itteriGg blades
The merchant who smokes bis mar
gh.leh among green and purple bales
OF costly embroidery carries a sharp
stiletto behind his ear. and pr.cass of a
list % goods with this wariixe inst-B-
ment 4 hsuzhty-looAing noble. on a
richly-capsrisoEed elephant, examines
The temper OF huge sword which n
draws from : iewelei scabbard a. he
rides OF bis way: and money len5er
chinkiue the hesvy native -upee. int
9 silver how. looks up - a curts.uec
pa.an1uin dsrSeus his dooTwa-- ~
Offers the caller = parchment scroll n
the SHAFT q long knife without r.s.H.
from hls seat-Al tie lea Eoua-
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CAN'T DO BUSINESS
BRIEN AND DUFF WARNED TO
KEEP OFF THE TRACK.
Stewards Of the California Jockey
Club Sit on Them Hard-No Posi-
tive Evidence Of Crooke9ness but
Moral Certainty That Their VIII
is Good-Races and Records.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.-After several
hays of investigation, William Brien,
trainer for Lucky Baldwin, and Willis
Duff, stable foreman, have been warned
off The Bay District track by the board of
stewards of he California Jockey club.
The men were not ruled off but were
simply told they could never do business
in San Francisco.
Not enough evidence could be gotten TO-
s,ther to show that the men had actually
done any crooked work, but there was a
strong suspicion which could not be over
come that they had offered to do crooked
work for certain bookmakers. Brien and
Duff did not work together but operated
Sc cross purposes. The question: Was Roy
FL Santa Anita pulled in the first two
races he started in here? will probably
never be answered, but there will always
be strong suspicion that he WAS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28
81 Asaph Races

ST. AsAPH RACE TRACK, Va, Nov. o.
81. Asapii results:
First race-Seven furougs: Maurice
WOO; Lohengula, second; Hail Stone, third.
Time, log
Second-Six furlOnGs: Void won; Poly
lora, second; Senator Vest, third. Time,
l:i6
Third-NIie and a furlOng: Baroness
won; War Peak, second; Bess McDutf,
third. Time. l:5S
Fourih-Half a mile: Sir John won:
l. dy Richmond. second; Van BruDt.
third Time. 49,.
Fifih-Six aud half furlongs: Nc
1Dryre won; Hardy Fox, second; Pride.
third. Time. I:2l
Slxih-MIle: leonardo won; Little Tom.
second; Indra, third. Time. Lac.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28

CHICAGO. Nov. Z7-In cattle, although
the arrivals were small, there was large
supply, many cattle hayIaC been held oveE
from yesterday. The drmaud va, weak
The markets OF the oouEtry are full OF
poultry aud game As consequence
there !. a greatly lessenei c1n~guotI1 OF
beef Not all of the stuff here toaisbt
could be placed. aod the .e-lIl- was one
I heaviness There was some inquiry f5r
Christina, stock srounG S6-5, .Gt the--
were only few buUch-- ot cattle a-r-
.a.,t Ulre good enough 10 t-.-- more tl.u
i o.
.ae b5E market VS. -;seu- Toe azy--
receipts. mucI l->- -fa-.. rAT-olz.! cause.
..s- isruI-r fyr in-.- c. roe l.--> gv-r- ~ De-
sf.- RI S4-Gse t-i5 ~ wh c. r-5ce- t4-r.
" = n5SI.L a-..l >-4..u- AL z.1i- down &.
- ela-s 20 tcs ptor IL ana 10 So - -
Tor d. : a4d GUS Ssl-- below - o. ser
not very numerous Uor AYES there much
trading above S4G5 For average o. le--
shau 20 pounds. - s. VS. al outside que
ration. The buzz .. !ig4t We gas sod a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28
W oraau's Privilege

BEG pardon. ma'am," said the in
spector, there seems 20 be some mis-
take here-either you have already
voted or some one has voted on your
name"
20, that was me-" said the votress.
Il voted early this morning, but l
have changed my mind and want TO
vote the other way now."-lndianap-
oils Journal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28
Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS CITY, No. Nov. 27.-Whest-
Oue-halt TO l cent higher; No. > hard
80 cents; No, =, ret - cent; rej-c,ei Is
certs. Sales by samples {. o. D..
Mississippi river. No. = har,: %
cents: No. red 5000 Corn-S-eady ;
N. , mixed Al sG3. cents; No white -
ares cents. Osls-Steady: No. mixed
3uS5I cents: No. > white nOminsily 50
d5I. RvP-No. uomtllv' 41T5S cents.
Flrxsaed-Lower. $. 30 9L3J. Brau-Firm.
6lG63 GEMS. H.y-M e4h; timothy 3 80
az. pral ri- S1TS -. Butter steal cream
cry l6t,22 c-nls; da,rv b 2l6 c=uts. Esss-
t.a>y: sII1ctly fresh Is ceuts.
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= Douhie Dose.

The vounCs:e- was about 70 Get =
switching from his father for fighting
Say. pop" sobbed the Kid. jon
think il is fair fer q Teller 70 sit two
hckin's fer iightin'o"
OF course not: I'm not going 70 give
you two whippings-"
No, but you're goin' to give me one,
and | got one already from the boy 1
Vas dEhtin'. detroit Free Press
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Lexington Meeting Continued.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Nov. 27.-rrack fast
The meeting will be continued until next
Saturday.
First race-Three-quartcrs of a mile:
Necedah won; Dominion, second; Eli.
third. Time, 1:l4Il
Second-Sever-e ghths of a mile: Lew
iston won; Theus, second: Cooper, third.
Time. 1898.
Thrd-E even sixteenths of n mile:
Clinty L. won; R7diua. second; POGO
TEMPO, third. Time, l:09s4.
FourtB-Oae mile: Greenwic III won; Queen
Bird. seconi; Gloriaua, third. Time, LAP.
FlfLh-Ninrh sixteenthS of mile: Br-
Esline won; Pow Wow, second; Amy, third.
lime II.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE
Butter and Eggs.

NEwYoRK. Noy. q. -Butter-Quiet; west
ern dairy liza 10 cents: DO creamery 15C126
cents; do factory 9;5@l51I Gems; Elgius 20
cents; Imitation cr-smrry 1320 cents:
stat" dairy I3G23j5 c-utS; do creamery
l6G25 cents ELRs-EIsy; state aud
P-nnsylvania 25@25515 cents; refrigerator
la9 Il cents: western fresh 221 q 25i4 cents;
southern 22I2315 cents. Gases IS. 25G a o.;
receipts Z, ia packages.
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Coffee Options.

New YORK. Nov 27.-Coffee-Options
opened finn at 900 points advance and
ruled lower to sJrong on rumors OF cholera
IN Brazil; eased off later and closed barely
steady AZ unchanged advance. Saies 80 coo
bags, including November Sl4 so; Deem
Der sI3 Goa Is 30: Janupry sl3 a5d 10 80;
March $l2 90 a l2 20; May Sl2 20dl2 81: Sep
TENDER Sl20JGI2 20. Spot cotf e-R O,
st-ndy: No. :, 1914; mild, quiet; Cordova,
49, gl9 Sales $40 packages Bahia No. 6
afiott, l614; 500 packages Savanilla, D. l.
Warehouse deliveries from New YORK yes
to-day ii. S94 bags; New York stock today
ia CST hsgs; United Sla es stock, 16S. 449
bags; efioat for the United States, 334. 500
bags. Total visible supply for the Uuit-d
States 503,5i9 bags, against 467. 1874 bags
last year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28

OMAHA. Nov. 2. Misunderstanding, !, 900;
holders of gooi beef steers had compare
tive.y little diifieulty.in realizing steady
prices, " bile on the medium aud common
stuff business was slow aud prices gener-
ally lower ali around. Ho;s-Receip;s,
1900; fair TO good heavy hogs sold strong
20 6e 10 cents higher than yesterday at
S4.259455. Light stuff and pigs sold very
uueyeniy, but generally stronger, al
though some sale. were undoubtedly lower
aud the close found fully 1900 still unsold.
Fair o 90 ID 80 10 20O pOuu'i weights sold
Al 50 500 i.25 ami pigs al from s.. 0O@3 81.
Sheep-No market.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28

Chollv Lighthead-Bah Jove! Mis-:
Emerson, believe l could make you
love ME If had a mind TO.
Miss Emerson-No doubt you are
right. It is intellect which ! adore
above all things. and / have always de
plored the absence Of it on your part
brooklyn Life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28

Friend-Why do you make things %
cents when they are actually worth
500?
Merchant-Weu. ron see, customers
hate 70 leave without that odd cent.
and. BY keeping them waiting for their
change, they generally see something
else they want.-N. y Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28

Mrs J.uxg-H yoa are ~ fond q.
playing poker, why dDat you teach
M. and spend yo1r evenings a. horas1
Ji1As-i ,u--suppo@e ! should win7
Mrs. Jinks-i have pi-nty % rnoney.
ST. right down
Mr Jiuls the next day--No nan
can understand women They are raJ%-
terics Why. sir. M wife Insisted or
rDy playing poker With her last uiyht-
Of couT.e I won 4 pile from hrr. Vel,
a., she paid over the mou-y win .
s1nile o. her face-c.Gn't n ri Il = bit
Cailcr-iscy pardon. but / an -
Hogse9vzer agent. and have cal-eA
1or The rent
Nr Jiuza- Why don; vDu - 70 ths
house, a. ueial1 left .hr rsnt rooo~y
there fo- y1u a vcez aga.
Caller last came from .tere- Nrx
Ji1ss said che gave tae money - ga
L-st rivat-E. l. Weekly
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He Wasn't Particular.

"Sir." remarked the rich father 70
TIE suitor. after the Investigations l
have made into Tour character l can
rot give you my daughter. Emma"
An right" answered the persistent
sritor; then how about one OF the 9th
ers1 -Flisraale Blaetter.
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Cash quott:ioas were "a, loiiows:

Flour-Steady. Winter patents, s. 80
- ~; winter straiS6ts "a , ~, spring pats
5 1898 o.; Spring strd'si:s @5eg2 %. Bakers
al 9s@2 -
No, Yellow corn. 45a4Slic.
No. 2spriuE wheat 5,@4ajSi4c No. 3 spring
" heat. nomr. No. red 54aji'sr. No. = corn,
iS}4c. No: oats sic 40. white 3li2s.2c.
80. white 3O5.a3lc. No. . rye 4.l.c. No =
barley. dec. No. ), J.aj4c. Noi. nominal. No.
! fiaxseed y Ii. Prime timothy seed. - 1Oa65.
Mess pork per Dbl. Sl2 Oial2 Il ,. Lard. per
lon lbs II Sila6 gls. Snort IlD- sides. loose.
50 Uu..6 l2ls. Dry sailed shoulders. boxed. s55sa
o. Short clear sides, boxed, SOS ,uia
" hisky distillcrs' finished goods, per gtI,oI.
- % >uCa:-Cut loaf 5.lo, gran ulated ~,
Standard y ais
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Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov Cucumber
lana park results:
First race-Four furlongs: Willie II,
Won; Russ, second; Masque. third,
lime 81.
Srcoud-Five and half furiongs: John
Dunn won; Florence VI, second, Judge
Moods, third. Time 1909.
Tnrd-Five furlong: Clara Bauer won:
Jim I. second; Tea Set third Time los
Fuurth-SsX fur!ongs: Lottie MI,ls
won; ropole. second; ST. Cyr, third.
Time lila.
FIith-SiX furlong.: Jennie w won:
Cola Dust, second; Revenue, third. Time
Ia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28
COTTON MARKET.
New O-laaus.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2s.-Cn'to1-Quiet;
s,Ie> spot. > SO. To arrive, $3.50. R-crip, :
y. $50; Exports 10 Great Britain GOO: con-
tiaent SEQ: coastwi~e, LOIS; s;oc>, SOL
COS Futures barely efdy; sales. Ia
TO: November, s. 4ST5 -. D-crmber.
~ 4i95 -; January. - +9G 30; Februsrr
- 55td5 81: March, -. GIG , -. April > o.
as IS, May $50 g5-93; June s. 15g.5 -
july 50 -, 70 81; August $ s5El>s
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DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. 2T.-It has been
very quiet day in all departments Of trade
for purely seasonable fabrics with the ex-
ceptiou of cloakiDgs and heavyweight
suitings, for which a steady request WAS
maintained. For spring specisities the
inquiry was less defined than on previous
days. yet considerable WAS done when the
absence Of m ais Is remembered.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28

sac.a--No7v. Jimmy, GO ron 70
member your hrst teacher
Jimmv-IeS. NON.
Teache--Weli. don't ron lore her
better - the Years 90 on fo- wha; she
did to- you?
J.zuy-Yes, nom-she's dead cow!
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28
Mans Stupidity.

Nabelle-Why do You say that young
Steeltrap is stupid? Everybody else
thinks be is so smart.
Florence-Why, he spent the whole
evening talking about some new dis
coverieS in science, and never noticed
that l had adopted new style OF
wearing my hair!-N. Y. Herald.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28

ST. Louis, Nov. 27.-WhAat Higher;
cash ,5ijs c-nts; December. 81 --nts; NV
SOS cents. Corn - Cash. lover, -
crut>; Decemb r Al cents: January. q
cents; May - cents. Otts-S--a y;
cash 30L4 cent; December 30-5 cent; May
32iI rork-Lower. So - u>S-d L-tt-
Lower, 4. 80; sellers. SpeIter-Dull, - I2l55
asked
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KANSAS CITY. No. Nov. g1.-Cattle-Re-
celp,s, 200; shipments. 1900 " lrket for
best. stead; others weak. T-x-s steers
81 2JG3 p: T-xaS cows. sL50G2 p: beef
steers, IS. l5G5 So; native cows. 81 $50
30: stOckers and fe-ders. SlSJG3 81; buH-,
81 2jG2 80 Hoes-R-c ipts. II 1850; ship
men;,, 200. Market strong To 10 cents
higher; bulk OF sales. 81 3lG14 so: heavi-s,
S+.i1Gi IS: packers $3.50 %; mixed. 81 20
q 30; lights. IS 5O64.25: yorkers, 81 25t9
80: pigs, $ 5JG3 y. Sheep-Receipts,
800; shipments, so. Market steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28

ST. LOUIS, Nv. Cotton, - Firm;
n,.cdling, -; sales. 30 h,l-~. receipts.
II S47 bales; shipments. Io.2l4 bales, s.oca,
l,Lrs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-28

81 2014. 80. Behind the fact that the re-
eeips Were much below the average, the
situation in sheep was uninnproved. The
dem aud Was limited and prices limp.
Their Was d little trading on a basis OF 75c
CISCO for poor 10 extra qualities, the pre-
vallIBg prices being 81 J0G2 10 Lambs
We're slow at s15093,5, according to quail
!ty.
Receipts-Caitle. 1900; calves. 400; hogs,
q, coo; sheep, 6,C00.
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Taken 1 y.
tJ>I.
roo -.
PERSONAL.

DEESOS Af@-IF WM HfLMEf. ALIAS John
Ryan. ai.N- Billy iiauIs. sho wOrks-i lar
80 HugfIs the caItlS bu-iae=s ia ga and his
home - - ia Joliet iis. viii correspond uiaa }.
rrran 81 Joliet he Viii b. b~ur fttsd there
lv ~ Ally Ia OF - he Whe oatslits Vii
mans lily fecc4vol ~ The eadsss sasd. Joaa
haustU MAI -
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~ Payable strictly in Advance.

- Payable strictly in Advance.
No advert iserncnt taken FOR less than To-.
tre line advertisements charged same
rate a. two lines.
Prices given under cia>Sifs 81 teafs IN this
column applicable only % local allveT,ise-
I.entS. No foreign advertise E-cnIs taaea a.
above rates.
Answers 20 advertisements sent IN care ~
lie F4GIF office should be called fcr within
lei DAYS after Insertion When advert iScr>
= ish reTlys forwarded 10 them STAMPED envel-
Cies must Resent
Reference 70 former dvertiseTT, nts shorli
eiVt description and date 81 insertion Or copf
~ tie aaNeTtlSe:gcs-t >ssou q be sent
Not responsible Tor embellishments given
q discontinued ~ telephone.
Classified sdvert l>cmeUtS viii be Scents
Ter line each Insertion: average seven WovJ.S
10 iiur. agate I @.is.ireI.rut-
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Cattle-Narket: Good butcher cattle in
strong demand at good prices; thin stock hard
TO sell at "a isfactory prices.
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES
The following are the representative sales of
On II 10 At fh,, yards .n,ia y.
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Iit.ie T.-k-l waited - saT emo
thing nice - Hsse Aat.grr. ~ t1-1
her she 5ida't lo1( heT age bat 7 s-rleas
I'D svr11g. 'ea1es shs got s0r: ~ hsgy
Y3u 20 ia 81 eu'c' h7- down a l.ttie ~
ss-ll D. - god aZzaar ahca r4za.s-x
cor1ee Ia
L.,tlr Do'--TFha: All szv7
Lst;is D.-1-szy sae Eusta't rnin3
e sad tell her s-e does Ink her zys-
--lso.oI News
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Piles, FiStula, IiSSure.

And oil diseases q
tie fcctuE cured
without knife. Hsa-
tUTe. o. cauefl.r
CJEEh GUARAS
ii I'D. 10 AlousY
l. b. paid until -
Lsntis currsi.
PRIVATE Dis
fArfS lu both
se1es cute kiv
cured 81 the shortest
time ard On the uls-ss
fen-oIHbis ter "a =
without tie Use q
dangerous drugs
Fsuls 10 ailments n
stlfuTu.s. a. lsaeOr-
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eKAIN MONUMENTS
St. Louis Grain.

On the Produce exchange tft1F IN" butte
market was steady: creamery. iia22c; dairy
La. Physically. 3a@L
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Sugar.
WICHITA MARKETS

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Sugar Raw
steady; refined quiet.
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Chicago MAJ ket.

CHICAGO. Nov. %.
The mrrllet today experienced tno following
range OF prices.
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WICHITA. Nov. O..
HOGS.
Hog Market-5c higher and active.
REPRESENTA- SALES.
ThefplIOwins ara the representative sales o.
hn-sat the yards todt.:
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rfors. Painful Per.od4 sUI .fcs.aos-. &C. a
speciality.
Epill Esv o. Falliur-Fits rp-eatlv controlled
Fud permanently red toFrsr souacfcs ~
mail lrol.ftly answered.
" BICIEE FUES i-HED ~ ALL CASES
CorsuifAf an. Confidential ard .uYitsd.
ffIse ofsr from =. m cots. 40 y. fu-. STA
day uufiI ..f d. li. CAL 81 oGiee. o4pBsltS
s. ur.sau & 81 EsflaTa
DIR. j. T.. BENNETT.
I2G y. Main Ht.. Wichita. ~
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YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
The Peoples Column.
3 Cts.

Tie Want .'c'unns 81 Daily PAPER tel
scr where IL lsvs 70 advertise.
u you have anything 70 Sun, SELL,
Trade OR BENT, Try tileSe coiCr-ns.
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Opened. itiehrsrl loves. Closio:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
rUr pROFITI or hIChiNG "

From The Chicago Record.
!, maya T., be- "A kicker II * ihe man nho
"Lirks" and demands - be shown inc chart VINO
,st. tho hest seats IN the theatre, while the meek
n,,rost.,inr man who simply goes Gp and passes
nj. nounp in is placed at the rear ot the parquet
circ.e behind post ,, -. az 49,, 30
The Kicker" always gets clothes that III him be-
c,,ss m. tailor * afraid to OfTer him msht But
/, il In the restaurant that the Kicker Is seen "A
his best. , ,,,. ,.,.... ,,,r. T., tho
hahI, of coming IN. quietly giving their ORDERS "a
,entlv whiting for their checks ana then going
suaV The Kicker would pound On The table u the
H,,if.r dil not Immediately come forward 10 serN"
him. 80, .,it.,o h.cl di.hes N
didn't please him - ,.,, ,.,i ,,o., ,
n I'M. coffee wasn't piping hot he would Seni word
fr IN. manager to At once. ana 10 MN he
xoud OTTER violent complaint
II. uphrJiicd the walters II theN were so" III
bringing him "A napkin. and IT, when he arose 10
d.n,rt there was no waiter at hand 10 give him
the check and help him with his c(at ne rattied
moon i'm "A cup in order to express his dlsapproVal
I'm these various ways did III ienonsttat" MS cad
dishness vulg,rty and il-breeding. With what re-
suit? -. 49, ,sa,.xar ,,,a..s
him ar the door 10 take his hat and then makes
desperate gestures at the waters who are attend
ing upon other customers a..
When he 10 seated At table waiter rushes tor-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
AT THE POLO GROUNDS TO-DAY.

THE THIRD CONTEST OF THE TEMPLE CUP
SERIES Will. BE PLAYED THIS AFTERNOON.
The third OF the series Of games for the Temple
cup will be played at the Polo Grounds this after
noon and a great outpourng Of baseball enihusi-
as,s is expected The Giants have won the two
games played In Baltimore. ANA two more victories
will settle the series AMI give Ncw-Iork the cup
Those games are now scheduled in New-iork-for
to-day Monday and TUESDAY. and the Giants
won the two games In Baltimore. their friends
believe that they Will have lite trouble in capturing
two ~ the three games to be played in this city.
The contest at the Polo Grounds to-day viii be
started at 800 D. M with Ruse and Farrell as the
local battery. and probably femmng ana Robin
son az the Orole battery. Ii was expected that
hundreds Of Baltimore enthusiasts would accom-
many IN. teams 10 New York to-day but il IL said
TINT the Baltimore rooters have cancelled their en-
eaecments Most OF them have discarded their
orange and black necktes and other Orioe decora-
tons and dOnned plain back AS better representing
their present state OF MIND -,
There is now talk OF giving the Giants testi-
,uonal "a soon as the Temple cup has been won.
me movement has been conducted quietly. ye;
ost Of the well known actors ana actresses IN the
cltv have volunteered 10 take part
reception VIII b. given to the Giants al me Broai-
way Theatre Monday night when al ne boxes
have been reserved for the payers an ofncals OF
IN. \.w-York and BlltmDre clubs Inc theatre
a.Ill IN. decorated. AM II Is expected TO nave the
Temp,. cup on exhibition In the lobby. The pro,
pight second only to the theatrical demonstration
,rIsI the Giants when they won the League pen
nan, IN 1855 De Wolf Hopper and his merry com
nanv will inject Il great deal OF basebdi sl'e'llk
into 'pr. SyntaN. ., ,
The teams At ne lnio bt'"H's ''-''9 via "N
arranged about as follows