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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-22

Master Clayton Ross was the small host
at brilliant party Tuesday. The party
was planned by his mother, Mrs. finlay
Ross. 1t was in celebration of his eighth
birthday. The refreshments were served
nnder the trees. being exchanged for paper
money, bearing the Ross fiat, in which
every guest upon his arrival was made
millionaire The party began at O'Clock
and broke up at p. m. The guests were
Ailene Houston, Robert Oliver, Dalsey
Alexander, Horace Alexander, Bessie
Stewart. Maurice Majors, Lucy Biting,
Florence Biting Florence Jacks, Margery
jackson, Tom TOrrington. Albert Ross,
Edwin Little, John Colt. Rhea Guthrie,
Ruby Roys, Hattie R0ys, May Conley,
Harry Conley, Norma Harris, Paul Skin
ner. Lucille Skinner, Howard Potts. Edna
Casey. Anneta Woods. Hattie Stanley.
Irene hartman, John Torrngton, Helen
jackson, Esther Jackson, Jean DEAN,
Charley Dean. Fannie Oliver. Winnie
Davis. Ed Aylesbury. Locke Davidson,
Oak Thockmorton, Grace Davis, Basil
Bliss Margaret Bliss, Jean Ross, Marshal
Ross, Hazel Foot, Jessie Balderson, Hor-
tense BaIdersor. Lysie Spangler, Victoria
Way, Lorraine Emo.
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sYNoD1cAL CONFERENCE,

PITTsBURG, Pa, July 2l.-At today's ses-
sion OF the Missouri synod of the German
Lutheran church it was decided to estab-
lish a college at Sherman Park, Westches-
ter county. New York, to be known as the
ConcOrdia college, and Rev. +. BONN was
chosen director of the institution at a sal
airy OF $1,000 per annum, with free resi-
dence. Ii was decided that 5000 would
be required yearly TO maintain the college,
aud this sum will be raised by subscrip-
tiou. No session of the synod was held
in the afternoon or night.
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Statesmen.
-4GEN rs ~ -INTED.

Hter IT, - head ., ler me prrtty
HAVE CASH BUYER FOX o. Ok - "a. On
Il North side, we'll located. Israel Bros. - b.
xIrA<IED-AGENT> IL VERY IONN ~
w the United STATES. Make money al home.
Write today witl stamp. 10 West second street,
Wichita. han. Iuur tnd sun GIsi O.
~ ANTED-AGE\TS -- SAMPLE -A~ILOD h
w Tree by mail ~ stamp. Immense. turIva.ed.
Only good ever inv eutcd, Beats weights. sales
unparalleled. S.-I day. BrOha box - Pnll.i-
deipnIa- - -ui sundays.
" ANTI D-AGE.N - -IHERE HAS NEVER
w before been such au attractive line OF goods
offered to a geDJs. Answer quICE. hausas Branch
Agency. Wichita, han dbl -
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Mrs. ]. J. Fegtley of Kingfisher is
visitor in the city.
Mrs. Victor Washburn of Chicago is
/ visiting in the city.
Miss Rea Woodman will entertain next
| "Wednesday evening.
| Dr. and Mrs. Purdy and family left for
! the Rockies. Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Taylor and Miss Helen lay
| Tor are IN the mountains.
Mrs. George Whitney of Perry is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Alley.
Miss Stella Neebsur of Kansas City is
visiting Mrs. NJ. b. Cohn.
Mrs Cyrus A Leland of FL Dorado is the
guest of Mrs. c. j. Fletcher.
Mrs Ransom II. Brown has returned
from a visit in Warren. Ohio.
Miss Genevra Jocelyn is at her fathers
country seat on the Minnesota.
Mrs. Louis Solomon and Mrs. Wallen-
stein are visiting in Cincinnati.
Mrs Ben Clover of Kansas City visited
Mr.. and Mrs Hawley last week.
Mrs. George Jones OF Albuquerque is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Damon.
Mr. and Mrs. ". +. Stanley are summer
ing on the lakes near CullIson.
Mrs. Estella Ewing is entertaining Mrs.
Charles MOrehead of Sedalia, Mo.
Mr. Lee Hays has returned from visit
to Mrs. Albert Bloch Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Maud Pratt accompanied Miss Neil
Barbour to Chicago and viii visit her
there.
Lieutenant Newman of Fort Sill is the
guest of Colonel aud Mrs. Montgomery
Bryant.
Miss Matte Morrison of Augusta is Wis
ting Miss Maggie Brown OF North Law
renee ayenne.
Mrs. Minnetta Eames OF San Francisco,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. l.. Jocelyn,
has returned home.
Miss Halle Maxwell has returned from
Washington, ID. G.. where she has been
pursuing her studies in art
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Girls. |smes,H,ve Changed.

The long list Of school graduates no
longer contain the names OF lnnumer-
able Brides, Ninnies. EfieS, Daisies,
Dotties and Nousies: instead we see
the stately katherine. Margaret Wini-
fred AID Eleanor. The reaction seems
70 be complete and diminutiyes quite
out OF style. There l. something very
quaint and fetching about tiny baby
with a three syIlabled name but the
little one sometimes seems after al
more appropriate. To call a full grown
woman by such a name a Birdie )
absurd. but for all that we don't want
20 lose all the EettieS and PollieS out
81 the world For many year yet
Boston Courier
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EVERYBODY GOES TO PICNICs.
Pastoral Longing = Contagious at Present in
ciety.

So long as the thermometer keeps on
trying'to knock its top out, Dicnics in WITCH
sta will thrive. There was no diminution
in the number last week
A family picnic. Wednesday, at SUlii-
vans dam was composed Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. NJ. Irwin, Mrs. A. VI. Irwin, Mrs. ii. II.
Richards, Mrs. T. NJ Brown, Miss Lena
Richards, Miss Clara Richards. Rev.
Bruce Griffith, Mr.. Paul Brown and Mr..
Sllas Brown.
Another picnic, Tuesday evening, held
forth in Griswold's park. Tire pariicl-
ir,ants were Mr. and Mrs. John Noble, Mr..
and Mrs. Burt McCauslInd, Miss Rodoiph,
Mss Noble, Mr. K. RodOph, Mr.. Fred
Tnckey aud Mr.. Ralph Smith.
Tuesday the Entre Nous society gave
its picnic in Linwood park. Those pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. \. katz. Mr.. and
Mrs a. Hess, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jacks,
Mrs Lee Hays. Mrs. Charles Conn, Miss
Mile Hays and Mesers. Herbert Levy,
Aver Hirsh. Joe and VIII katz.
Wednesday evening picnic party IN
Linwood park comprised, Mrs. Montgom-
cry Bryant, Mrs. l. West, Miss Lucy Bry-
ant, Miss Gertie Lanck, Mr.. Wells Miller
and Mr.. Sherman Skinner.
Tuesday a picnic was gwen at Sullivan S
dam. Those participating were: Misses
Emma Hill. Grace Davidson, Mary Pope,
Helen Phillips, Sue Campbell, Carmie
Adams. Ella Taft. Stella Blake, Gertie
Mcpherson and Georgia COUNSEL,
At GriswoId's Park Tuesday, another
picnic party was composed of j. y Roach,
q. W. Sumption, A J. Russell, j. NJ Ross,
ii. w. Ruiz, Larkin, j. j. Parks, T. E.
Slode and II. H. Dewey.
Another picnic in Griswold's Park Tues
day was made up of Misses Flo Carson.
Lille Sites. Grace Carson, Jennie Jen-
nings, Messrs. j. Alley, Colonel AIDES, j.
Altman and Prof. Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. r. Fraser, Miss Mary
Welles, Mr.. o. b. Stocker aud DIR. J. 4.
Hoffman constituted a little party that
picniced at Linwood park on Wednesday
evening.
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The adehta 9ailu Eagle: Sunday orimg Gully 22 1884

OMAHA. Neb.. July 2L-Receipts 1000
The feeling was much better and good
light stuff was higher Than it has been
any day this week. Good cows and heifers
are shade firmer, but there is no i'm
provemest on common stuff. Rough stuff
and veal are steady and there is no change
in the feeder market Quotations un-
changed.
Hogs-Receipts,4 4, 800: the market opened
stroUg and D cents higher. The greatest
advance was on light and mixed hogs.
Packers did not buy much buG the ship
pers bought freely. Light 81 1904 50;
mixed 81. 15@4 50: heavy 81 15di S.
Sheep-RsceipIs, 900; the market was
firm on good grades and dull on common
stuff. Natives, 81 75@325; westerns. - 40
@325; common aud stock sheep S2a2 %:
lambs, S3G4
KANSAS CITY, July 2l.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500; shipments. 1900: market slow
and steady; Texas steers. - 35Gt3 -: Texas
cows, 81 35G2 -; beef steers, 50 1904 20;
native cows. 81 35@2 90; stockers and
feeders. 81 5043 90; bulls and mixed, 81 %
az 30
Hogs-Receipts-3,90 900; shipments. LOO;
TO 10c higher: bulk of sales 81 SIl4 81;
heavies, 81 S0a 921z packers, 81 S5,d4 go &;
mixed, 81 S5G4 30; lights, - 15@4 80;
workers. ~ S0G4 s., pigs, 81 50G4 50.
Sheep aud Lambs-Receipts, 200; ship
ments, 200; market steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-22

! CHICAGO. July 2l.-Wheat closed with
out the slightest appearance of rallying,
although at the lowest prices known since
the present system of trading commenced,
! September finishing with a loss of 8. Corn
closed IS cent higher; oats q cent higher,
and provisions with but little change.
In wheat there was a very moderate
| trace, the price keeping within 5s@I cent
range. There was free liquidation by
longs and not much demand outside the
buying by shorts The weakness was due
largely TO the lower cables. the decline IN
outside markets and the disappointing ex-
ports for the week. The weather abroad
was said to be improving and this was also
a minor factor in the decline. Liberal re-
celpts at winter wheat points, and talk OF
prospects of some klud OF settlement or
the elevator troubles. were influences that
cut considerable OF a figure with the course
of the market. The continued favorable
reports where thresbing IS in progress
was also something of factor.
showing a much larger yield
than expected. Exports of wheat were
very moderate - 25G. 600 bushels. The
market grew still weaker near the closing
hour, Influenced by the break at Min
neapolis, and the liberal estimates of re-
ceipts here for Monday-40l cars.
Corn was quiet with 1904 cent range.
The market was easy earlier with wheat,
but reacted later on light offerings and
fair demand.
Oats were easy early with wheat and
corn, but firmed up, closing at the top on
good buying and unfavorable Iowa crop
reports. The range was q cent for Sep
TENDER.
Provisions were very dull, but steady
On the steady live hog market. Compared
with last night September pork and ribs
are unchanged and September lard =
cents higher.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
40l cars; corn, 245 cars; oats, So cars, and
hogs, $1,000 head, with 10000 for next
week.
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1DAHo's FIRST TORNADO.

BOISE, Idaho. July 21,-A terrible cy-
clone. the first in the history Of Idaho,
swept over Elk county yesterday, uproot-
ing trees and killing thousands of cattle
and sheep. Hail stones TO the depth of
five inches fell in somes places Some
large trees were uprooted and blown hun
dreds OF yards. The territory is sparsely
settled or many would doubtless have
been killsG. Several persons were injured
and two prospectors are missing.
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MISS LCLING Is HOSTESS.

Monday evening Miss Marie Iuling en-
tertained. Cards aud dancing with re-
freshments took up the evening. The
guests were: Miss Ethel Niederlander
Miss Leua Cox, Miss Slacie NiederIander
and Messrs. Roy Corbrtt. Ned Larimer.
John Dulaney aud Roy Bone.
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HYPATIA MEETING.

The meeting of Hypatia, in the club
room, on Tuesday morning aJ O'Clock,
will be devoted 10 general study of insect
life, under the leadership of Mrs. Singer.
The following is the program:
Music. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Master Horace and Miss Ella Richards
Paper, Anatomy and Development OF
Insects, Mrs. Bruce Keenan,
Paper. senses and LOcomotion of In
sects, Mrs. Sara L. Hersey
" H9iO. $500 -.-.-...--..-
Paper, Economy of Insects in Nature
-...-..-...- .-........M Mrs. VI. 4. Singer
Original poem, "A Dav Dream, .....
....................Mrs Julia Richards
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, July 2l--During the morn
ing hours there was an irregular demand
for special orders by mail aud wire. but
otherwise the business was of the limited
proportions usual To Saturday. Printing
cloths quiet aud steady at 23S. Fall River
sales for the week 4l3,0 pieces; produc-
ton, 1875 600; stock IA COO
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Cash quotations were as follows:

Flour-Winter patents, 81 SOa2 90; winter
straights 81 4Oa50; spring patents. s. 10a3 %;
straight, s. 2032 30: bakers, 81 51a2 o..
No. spring wheat 5214a543sc. No. 5 spring
wheat, nom'l. No. > red 81 saJ2}sc, No. = corn,
42iic, No. yellow corn 43c, No. . oats
nm1. No. > white 3ja:sc. No. white 32a;}9c.
No rye 40c. No , barley, n'ml No. 3
nm'l, No. 4. 43c. No l fiaxseed 81 2lal rs. prime
timothy seed, So TO- Mess pork per Dbl, Sl2 45a
l. 5.16. Lard, per 100 pounds, So S2I2aS5, Short
ribs sides. loose, 81 62I aa6 IS. Dry sailed
shoulders. boxed. 81 0Da6 l213 Short clear
sides, boxed. So S115a7 90. Whisky distillers
finished goods, per gallon, s. y.
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Coffee CptfCus

NEw YORK. July 2l.-Coffee-Options
opened dull at unchanged prices 20 ; points
decline, Rio inactive and weak under local
selling. Closed easy a. and ~ points net de-
cline. Sales 80 bags. including July Slj la
-; August Sl4 o. September SIS 9ial4 ~; OC-
ober Sl3 A.: December >l3 "a.
spot CofTee-Rio. dull; No :, I6'4. Mild.
dull: Cordova. lealgl4
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Ruttar and -.

New York. July 2i.-BuIter-Firm; IVES
ern dairy l0al4c, do creamery l3aISc, do
factory 9lsalic, Ei-ins lSC, state dairy
l2aI1lsc. Go creamery Haas.
Esgs-Firm: state and Pennsylvania, IA,
western fresh. lasl3; case, 81 0Oa2.5. Re
ceipts, i.55S packages.
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GUESTS or MS BURsoN.

Miss Grace BurSou entertained last
Wednesday evening. Music aud danc!n
were the principal features OF the evening
Refreshments consisting OF ice cream and
cake were served The guests were Misses
Lolita and Ella Bright, Mrs. c. T Davis.
and Messrs. Clarence ard Ed Copeland
and Waiter Jones.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-22
NEW TENNIS CLuB ORGANIZED.

4 The West Siders have come u the front
with new tennis club. Ii Is styled the
Nest End Tennis club and has grounds AT
The corner of Third and Water streets.
The mem pership includes Ne~SrS. {. II.
Hosg, Orvllle Boyle, Oscar Salmans. Jim
Parkinson and Ell Jennings; Misses Mary
Kelly. Anna Bird, the Misses MIlli>on and
The Misses Heliar
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ST. LOUIS. July 2L-Wheat-Lower; cash,
4915c: July, J03sc; August, 4S94c.
CoRN-Lower; cash. 39c; July, S9i4c; Sep
TENDER. 3leC.
OATs-Cash. Lower, cash o9c, July, 29c;
August, 21L;C.
PoRK--irmer: iobbing SIS 10.
LARD-H;gher: choice, So ~.
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IN HONOR OF MISSES BROWN.

Miss Anna Brown entertained in her
home on North Lawrence avenue. Wednes-
day evening. The entertainment was in
compliment 10 Misses Clara and Nav
Brown of Augusta. Dancing WAS the
principal pastime The guests were:
Miss Lulu Lasner. Miss Ada Aiken and
MsssrS. Charles Joseph and Row Bone.
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Heroisrn

George" she said. II low voice.
would YOU make great sacrifice -
N happiness
Certainly he replied.
Would you qait slnosing for ny
sake
Quit smoking for your sake be
repeated Then after a silence. he
exclaimed hoarsely- 4 can refuse you
nothing VIII qui- smoking FOR you-
sake Hereafter when ! smoke r shall
be exclusively for "a own s41e- -
Washington star.
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DIR. AND Mrs. N. snAcHER ENrERrAIN.

Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mosbacher entertained IN compliment to
Mr. Hodgen of New York Among the
social features, dancing aud cards took
precedence The guests were: Misses
Kate English. Anna Corner, Mary Yorke.
Fay Packer and Nessr~. Charles Nc
Adams, Lutte Welsh aud Carl Mosbacher.
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COTTON MARKET.
New CLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. July I.-Cotton-Quiet:
sales %: receipts $50; exports continent. 81:
stock 1886.
Futures steady; sales 200; July So 20 bid:
August ST 6Sa6 90; September 81 6SaS6 81;
October Sd tiiaS6 90; November $6 pa 80 -.
December 81 SlaS6 s.; January 50 S7aS6 -. Feb
rEary So 93a6 "a; March So % bid.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-22

Nl-ASTEB-COllPETs 1T sTtNOG EAPHlEs
w and boo. keepers who desire pos .tl9u-. 20
apply AT the National accountants and -t@L0sltst-
ct'- bureau OGICe for tie states u kaU-as, Colo
RADIO Nebraska, Missouri and IsXa- az ta- -"ltA-
western BG-Irs, col ese, " ichita. Ran l,s ~di
\NrANTsD-YOU TO EXAMINE uUE. I,,-UE-
w surance gasoline stoves Positively WI unt
explode. ~tfs-t. chcapr-t and b@-t- We have
C.a..us Tor them thar stove ON earth LAL equal.
Daniels Bros, sts-ilI l. Doug o.. - %
NXvANTED-A BOY BETWEEN 10 A.D 2
w years OF axe 90 do chores. II good 10y viii
have permanent home u~o PUN D~rty, ral- -
tlANTaD-A PEW GOOD BOAEDLHs 81 ~
w = Ha-htuEt -
NlANtED-sUME GOOD Fa-UY 10 TAKa
w a healthy sir. babe % raise - tl4eir osl Cal
a. an IDA ave. civ 80 9
VI AEIfU-A GOOD ~ECOND-HA>D sac II
~ bicycle VIII pay CASH. state maze AlG
y hen same can b. -sen- Give pf4-e saatc-- A.
dle-s Boz, care laSie Once 20 q
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w ncei 81 -leucErEphcrs OF arfC4l t1lt- % csii
the ..if1I4t a,.. uutlu.s and l.t- q gIsf Il
uure1u. Branch of1Da a. fle south ~ e-ssru Bus
our - ica 90 ..-.. tlarogrhIg ea-lye .l. book
Keepers end -fera-r lf =, w.lt Del. Class f'.rf-
elc-~- A-.g flrl.sAs1 ir-- u charge. 90 ~ .-
w o. % -teaa-rapaer al. e. n ilh.t. D-s-a.-s-
cial college. i u. G. A. Dgld.l= -t
W ASTfD-PEI-~o--~ I-IEREsIFb g., =
W lfatJta. education 90 visit tf- -1lta lrsst-
EN- EU-g. ,z- 1s-..z.. gsrIsr Dous-ss sl4 iHl.r-s
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS

NEW YORK. July 2l.-The exports Of
specie for the week were: Gold, So, 30i, So;
silver, SOL, 5l7.
The imports for the week were: Gold,
s2l.0S5. silver. So 655; general merchandise,
80, lO5,3 S1; dry goods, 81. 1868
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS
ST. Innis Grain.

On the Produce exchange today the butter
market firm, unchanged; creamery, l2lea
lie: dairy llal4isC.
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Z Dimr-lr lob.

Mrs Shoddy-If YOU break another
dish III take = out 81 your month 5
wages
Bridget-Well- mum. Il yez can col
lect II from yourself. its more nor /
kin do.-Tau.nanv Times
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Surar markat

New YORK. July sL-Raw. Q-iet but
steady: Fair retinin. 81: centffugtl Is test
S-l6; refined quiet; crushed 5i,s5-I6, pow
dered ,SiUaL,, granulated q j-ltaii.
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HIT ROCK BOTTOM
WHEAT SINKS AND FAILS TO
Rise AGAIN.

Lowest Price Known Since Present
System Of Trading Commenced.
September Delivery Down 10
81 1-4-Weakness Attributed
to Lower Gables, Liberal
Receipts, Favorable
Weather aud Dis
intiIg
Exports.
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MISS THOMAS ENrEKTAINs.

Miss Beatrice Thomas entertained at
her home on North Lawrence aveEue last
"Wednesday evening. Her guests were:
Misses Bessie Ryder, Harriet Johnston,
Louie Bone, Beatrice Thomas. Rea Wood
man and Messrs. Ed Noble. Maurice Niele,
Ed Allen, Dale SnIvely and Will Hoffman
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PICNIcS ARE IN PROSPECT.
Number OF Camping Pirties are Prepared TO
start Out.

The banks of the Walnut river is the OBJ
1ectlve point of camping party which
leaves this week. 1t is composed Of Messrs
and Mesdames l. r. Campbell, A V Alex
ander, W. +. Stout and f. r. Spangler.
Another camping party leaves this morn
ing for Ponca reservation. The party Is
chaDeroned by Mrs. ". l.. Oilinger and
the other participants are Misses Nollie
Ross. Fannie Taylor, Erva Ehey, Claudia
Struthar, Lois Mutt of Abilene. and Messrs
Judge OllinGer.. Robt. Sullivan, George
Ross. Albert Bolte, ID. Poffenberger and
Charlie Josenh
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THEY HAD A BANQUET.
Carolina Harrison Circle Ceiebrated Its First
Anniversary.


Anniversary.
Yesterday was the first anniversary of
the organization of "A circle of the ladies of
the q. A. r. in this city and Carolina
Harrison circle celebrated it at their hall
last nigat in an appropriate manner.
Among the features of the entertainment
was an elaborate banquet with dishes laid
for over one hundred persons. The menu
WAS elegant and consisted of ali the nice
things conceivable.
The membership of the Circle now
amount to l05 and all of them are active
Ia pushing the interests of this patriotic
order. The following program was car
red out in full
All Sing-"My Country IT'S of Thee"
Prayer. Mrs. l.. w Bicknel
Onening Address. l.. w. Bicknell
Solo,. .........Miss Bessie johnson
Song. Boy"
Faith and Bonnie Warren.
Recitation. Emma Harniday
Piano Solo............... Mabel Berdene
Song My Mothers Prayer"
Alberta Arey.
Piano Duet. Pearl Reed and Mosie Daisy
Solo,. Lang Syne"
Miss Lane.
Anniversary Address. Capt Burgess
BANJO Trio. Miss MortOn's Pupils
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St. Louis.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

ST. Louis. July al.-Cot.on dull. middling
: lilo; sales ltO: receipts none; shipments so
Stncl- 2O nsl haleS
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- AAIED--MiSCELLANEOCS

Under .lis head Sc Tor iuc Der dav
WASTED OFFICE ASSISTANT. SALARY
w 4sSl. Pare paid here. Reference Eutio-e
sell addressed enye.upc. PIrsident, ID rsNyeJ l.,
Chicago, H. - IT,
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WITH the MORE trimmed Eton ana
blazer suit the new belt-ot black
leather covered with moire-7viu be
worn d great deal
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CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Money on Can.

New YORK. July 2l.-MOney on call easy
at l per cent. last loan per cent. closed
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3aj per
cent. Sterling exchange firm, with
actual business in bankers bills at - Ss1sai,
for demand bills. and s. SsIsa4 ssh TOR
sixty-day bills; posted rates. - Ssa4 50 Com
morcial bills 81 o614. Silver Certificates
Goats.
The total sales o. stocks today were
$3.50 shares, including: American Sugar
"a. 100: Distilers. l2,JOO; Missouri Pacific LOO;
Western Union 800
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-22

Fred. Sweet has gone 10 Ohio on a Wis il.
sior Springs.
Miss Grace Hatton IS visiting Miss Akin
of Las Vegas.
Miss Loll Bixby of Wellington has re
turned home.
Miss Carrie Du Bots leaves for the noun
tains this week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-22
MASTER Is A HOST
CLAYTON ROSS ENTERTAINS AT 4
BRILLIANT PARTY.

Society is Seized With Wild Fever
ITO Disport Beneath Trees and Dine
Upon Lawns, and as a COnse-
quence, There Is 10 End TO
Picnics-Several Camp
ing Parties Ready To
Start - HOStesse5
of the Week.
Social Notes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-22
WAT sorIFrY rEorLE Do.

summer Departures and Arrivals in wichita 5
Four Hundscd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-22
CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.,
Buyers and shippers of
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY
CORNER FIRST and FIFTH

Ham 10 cents, steak 10 cents, 12t< and
three pounds for . cents. Lard fourteen
pound for 81. Free delivery. Telephone
PCS WhitlOck's meat market. 223 East
Douglas. GjG u
Choice country butter kept on ice. =
cents per pound. Red Front Racket. 80
North Main dc g
Ladies muslin underwear, night gowns,
shirts, drawers. reduced IL price 10 less
tUau the cost of the muslin. Ladies waists,
he most approved styles. Ladies ready
made dresses Corset covers very pretty
aud very moderate prices. Our sales on
hos cry the last week have simply been
immense. Z he assortment, however, has
not been broken silk mIts at all prices.
Mems CsaZ= undeIwear-veTy desirable
goods At this season Of the yea- ~ ons-haf
the usuH. prices. Everything IN our stock
: for sale AZ prices satisfactory 70 The Gus
toner : r Moves & Co. = Il