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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-01
GENERAL MARKETS
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
Chicago. Oct A--Pork-Ss.le.
Lardc& 52z.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Oct. 2.-Butier-CrearneTy
17Q2oc: dairy, liaal5c.
Eggs-lSc.
ST. Louis. Oct A.-Butter. eggs. whisky,
cotton ties and bagg.ns-Unchansed-
Lead-Dull, $5.0<gS.91s.
Speiter-offered al $50 without buyers
Corn meals. 45Il.50.
Bran-E'lIIn, sc. east track
F'laxseed and timothy seed-Unchangeu
Hay-Duii but firm: choice grades rather
scarce and in good demand; prairie. k-SVa
500: timothy. $6.3G 35o this side
Pork-H. CHER; standard mess. )oooins,
$. 51dS. 67s.
Iari-Sieady: prime, $40: choice. $50.
Bacon-Shoulders, (boxed1 S6-eo: longs.
s5,l2lls; ribs, So: shorts. SSH
NEW YORK
New York, Oct. Sl.-Cut meats-ouiet:
Lard-steady: western steam closed $50;
October, $50.
Pork-Steady.
Cottonseed oil-Generally quiet; prime
crude. ZS.G2ic. prime summer yellow
PetroIeum-steady: United closed S-2
bid
Copper Easy: brokers. sl11; exchange.
$1l tyII Ills.
Lead-Firm; brokers. Sls; exchange
S3.27Q8.3o.
T.n-Easy: strsights. sl4soGlA75: plates
Glow.
Spelter-Dun: domestic. $3.50.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3L-Bacon-Steady; DE-
mand fair; Cumberland cut. = 10 %
pounds, 4Os cd short ribs. = pounds. sis (:
long clear light, 81 TO ~ pounds, rs. long
clear heavy. 80 pounds, IS; short clear
backs light, IS pounds. Bis; short clears
heavy. 20 pounds. rs; clear bellies, ID 10 10
pounds, Sos.
ShouIders-Square. Il 20 is pounds. S,s.
Hams-Short cut. 10 10 ls pounds Cos 81
Beef-Extra India mess. los; prime mess.
Sos Cd
Pork-Prime mess. fine western. S6s I'd:
do medium, 4Ss Cd.
I.ard-Qulet: prime western, rs: refined
On pails) SIS.
Cheese-FirTn: demand fair; finest Amer
fcan white, As: finest American coloTed.
4GS Sd: September. As.
Butter-Flnest United States, - los. good
Sos.
T7ir7entsne splrts-3)s ID
Rosin-comTnon <0s Cd.
Cottonseed oii-Iiverpool refined. Us.
Linseed oAl-Z1s 81.
Petroleum-7s I'D.
Refrigerator beef-Forequarters, 5zsd:
hindquarters, cid
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-01
MUsIC AND DRAMA.

Today for the first time will the tic
ket and plot of the Auditorium be plac-
ed upon sale for the above concert.
Over 100 tickets were sold yesterday.
but the seats will be reserved today.
At no time in the history of sales OF
coming entertainments has there been
anything like the present rush for seats
TO hear the greatest concert program
ever given in Wichita Such treats as
the citizens of Wichita will have offer
ed to them next Monday night do not
occur often in a life time. Cheap en-
tertainments with doubtful morals can
be witnessed frequently, but such quar-
tets as the one to visit Wichita on No
vember are not often found. and less
frequently visit cities of the size of
Wichita 1t is only by the efforts of
the local company who have put up
guarantee that they are secured this
season. The patronage the local COM
pany receives will go far in deciding
what kind of entertainments the citi-
zens OF Wichita desire-a first class, or
a make shift at first class prices.
GRIMES CELLAR DOOR.
Next Monday evening, Nov. 4, at the
Crawford Grand. I
Grimes Cellar Door is coming and
with it the accomplished young star,
James B. Mackie, who is BILLY Grimes"
owner of that Cellar Door," has a
great chance to prove himself the talent
ed comedian which the public for long
time has acknowledged him to be. The
piece is sparkling with his original wit,
funny situations and full Of his mimi
table smiles which keep his audience in
a burst Of continuous merriment- His
mission is to cheer and amuse the public
and well he fulfilis it. His company has
been selected under his own supervis-
ion, each one being an artist in their line
The music is all new. Many Of the songs
are original, being Mr.. Mackie'S own
composition. Charming Louise San
ford makes cute little Goddess Of Mis-
chief and weaves a web of complica-
tions which is finally unraveled to the
satisfaction of everybody. Don't miss
the Grimes Cellar Door company. II
will be an entertainment which will
give you a full measure of innocent and
frolicsome pleasure, pressed down and
running over. Seats are now on sale at
Mossbacker's jewely store.
Don't forget the two eloquent BIS
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LIVESTOCK aASkEr.
CHICAGO


Chicago. Oct. 2.-Hogs-Reccipts. s. oo:
lghs. xS3oly3 g.: mixed. S.&,ss2N
Cattie-Recesrts. Leo. oeeves. Sood6. o.
westerns. $e.SDqsi-oo
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, oct 6.-Cattle-Receipt<
$50; Texas steers. G.39Avo. stcckers sDi
feeders. s. 4013&.
Hogs-Recespts. 100: closed weak: eulA
OF sales. s.. f0915.
Sheep-Rccespts 4.7oe. steady.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. Oct. 1-Cattle-Recelptz. -
ooo: narse steers. S4o<ee3. COWS. S-fss5
AGA
Hogs-Recesp;s. 400. heavy. 1soG37oi
mixed. S3u2so.
Sheep-Recep pts, 2coo: strong.
NEW YORK.
New York. Got Si.-I}eevss-Rcceipts 80:
no trading. European cables quote Amer
lean steers az St.Sb4c dressed weight. re~
frgerator beef al 5u5Sxc: no exports to-
day.
Calves-Rece.pis I7s. steady; vealS. poor
to prime. s4.ofsfs "a. srasScrS. S@sJaIAeo
Sheep AMI isnbS-fi.celpts. AKA. slow.
closing all around, poor TO prime shoep,
s.. Ssf3.06s common TO choice lambs. SO
All.
Hogs-Receip,s. ms: weak at $aooess. 81
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$1,814.OO
Continued From Fifth Page.)

had it would not even then be right to
ask him to do it. The issue that the
people are interested most is involved
in his campaign and its success, and
they should take ii upon themselves to
handle it. 1t is not necessary for any
intelligent. patriotic voter TO question
why the Eagle is making its effort for
him. Everybody knows that his de-
feat would be the greatest triumph for
the enemies of the paper. Gentlemen,
Charlie Hatton's election is the most
serious thing to be considered Of all the
propositions before the people in this
campaign and no lover of Wichita-no
friend of the friends of Wichita
should lay down until he is elected OF
course all indications show that he is
away in advance, but no chances
should be taken-no trust should be
placed on indications. This is case, a
particular case, that should be made
an assured success at all sacrifices.
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Henry Schad returned last night
from trip into the southwest part Of
the county. Every where he went he
met hosts Of friends. Henry will sweep
the county this year like a prairie fire.
Ira jackson was in from Grant town.
ship yesterday. He brought the most
encouraging reports from the loyal Re
publicans Of his precinct. There are
more Of them there now than ever.
Harry Gordon went out TO Cheney
last night with W. f. Stanley TO make
a speech. Next Tuesday Morton town.
ship will cast Republican vote that
will not be necessary to explain. Nor
ton, as well as the other townships, Will
be on the right side this year.
1t is no sure thing but that Denny
will have 1000 majority on election day.
1t looks that way.
All Southern Kansas are watching
the Sedgwick county election. They
know that the Eagle is right and they
want TO know what the people OF Sedg-
wick county think about it. Every
mail brings dozens of letters to that
effect.
By the way. what argument has the
other side left? They have none. 1t is
pretty hard to argue against the logic
Of right. Mud singing and misrepre-
sensations won't do it
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BEEKMAN AND SENATOR BAKER.
Two Great Orators to Speak in Wichita To-
morrow.

Two Great Orators Spea X in Wichita To-
morrow.
Judge Beekman will speak at the Au-
ditorium Saturday afternoon instead
of S. K. CubbiSon who telegraphed that
he could not come until that night.
AS Baker was billed for the night
place could not be made for Mr.. Cub
bison and hence the people will not
have the pleasure of listening to his
brilliant oratory-
The whole southwest could be search
ed in vain for a more brilliant orator
than j. V. Beekman. Outside of In
gals he is probably the greatest and
soundest speaker in the state. Not
only that. but he is what might be call
ed a loveable fellow with a mind as
broad as space and heart as big as
an OK.
Judge Beekman is right on every is
sue. He is free silver man from "A' to
lizard" and he not only thoroughly
understands ii but he champions il
with all the power and force of his re-
markabie genius. He has no comprom-
iseS to make but demands all that the
people-the iaborer, the merchant and
the producer-calls for.
He is right on the question Of sump-
tuary legislation. He not only does
not touch drink himself, but for years
perance lecturers in the central states.
His varied experience in dealing with
the liquor question enables him to I'M
derstand it and he stands squarely for
Resubmission and championed 1t in the
legislature last year with great elo-
quence.
His speech will be delivered in the
afternoon and not a man in town or
within reach of town can afford to miss
ii.
In the evening Senator Lucien Baker
will speak. Mr. Baker, like Mr.. Beck
man, is also right on all the questions,
and especially that which is so near the
liberal heart of Wichita-personal lib
erty.
1t would be hard to find two men to
make speeches in one day that can Gre
ate more enthusiasm and interest.
They should be given crowded house,
both in the afternoon and evening, and
doubtless they will be.
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$500, 100000 OFFERED
Q markahls Suecess of Foreiguer--Ths
History OF veno's Wonderful Rems-
dses--Aake Him . Miiilon2irs In
Seven fearl
They are Prescribed by Hundreds Of Physr
iciaos In This ountry, and f.ecorn- .
mended from the Pulpss.

mcuded from the Pulpit.
Since Nero came TO this country soma
two and q half years a<o. his remedies
have found n home al every Preside The
fact. alone. thst they have been adopted
BY hundreds OF physicians In their every
day practice, Is, perhaps the greatest
guarantee as 10 Their merit Many rev.
erend gentlemen have commended highly
from the pulpit. notably among them be-
ing the Rev. Geo. Prisiean, % the AZ p.
churcn. Neris. o.. and the Rev. A p
McNutt. Bradner. o.. also . Methodist
Clergyman.
Before Neuo left Europe. a syndicate CO
wealthy gentlemen. seeing the great pos
sloilities II these remedies. made him an
offer OF go. tsa9 % for his entire business
The Ne1o Remedies are sold by So.ao
druggists n the United States. with ful
instructions for home use. as follows.
NENO'S CURATIVE SYRUP CSC bot
tel. mado from the famous LiandriadoI
Waters. IS The quickest cure In The world
for nervousness. dyspepsia. liver. Kidney.
blood and stomach disorders. bad arpe-
Ute, slseplesSnsss. and when used with
NENO'S ELECTRIC FLUID tscc a oottlel
VIII positively cure the worst and most
desperate forms OF rheumatism. sciatica.
neuralgia. paralysis. weak muscles sti1
joints and al aches and pains.
NENO'S LUNG TONIC Coc a bottled .
positive cure for throat and lung troubles.
bronchitis. asthma. coughs and colds.
Sold by q. Gehring. druggist. and whole
sale by Potts Drug Co. Guaranteed to
cure or money refunded
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. Oct 5I--With a steady
light rain ard lowering skies the rnaT-
kst has reHected very hShr business n
$50. goods sxcep; such a. were called
for By mall and telegram orders. Tns
toyae % ire make. . ss-y steady =
s-ra So- al Descriptions % cotion sn1
s.s2i-z. The stocks nominal 70 acio-
Ir.x- There vas q fairly good oSS<szess
dong IN fancy dress gods Prszsti1E
-sors< qsssst bat firm a. y. cents win
Iszot Sales % syotz. a. th1s f'-sc~ - g@1-
orally declined
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FALLS TO SH|vER|NG
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Indianapolis. Ind. Oct. s1.-The most
severe earthquake shock ever felt here
and throughout Indiana occurred at
SIS. shaking buildings and soaring peo-
pie, but causing no damage.
Burlington, Ia, Oct 31.-Three shocks
were felt at o'clock this morning.
They were felt at Des Moines also.
Omaha. Oct. 3l.-Nebraska was dis
turbed by this mornings earthquake.
II was general in the state. At Beatrice
three distinct shocks of earthquake
were felt at o'clock this morning The
severity was such as TO awake most Of
the sleeping population. No damage is
reported.
HEARD A MIGHTY ROAR.
Louisville, KY. Oct s1.-Three ter
rife shocks OF earthquake were felt in
this city at SIS o'clock this morning
The first shock was preceded by a
mighty roar like that of distant thun-
der. This shock lasted fully twenty
seconds and a second and third not
quite so violent lasted about twelve
seconds. The vibrations were outheast
to northwest.
The tall buildings in the city were vio-
lently shaken. At the Louisville hotel
and the Gait house all the guests were
aroused and much alarmed. In some
parts of the city people were thrown
from their beds, the shocks were so vio-
lent.
Just as the first shock was felt, a
bright red light similar TO the aurora
borealis was seen 10 the southwest 1t
passed away with the shock.
The shocks were felt in Jacksonville
and New Albany but no damage is re-
ported. Reports from different parts
Of the state say the shock was very
heavy.
Memphis. Tenn. Oct. 3i.-A heavy
shock was felt at sos. The vibration
was from the east TO the west. II last
ed a minute. rocked houses and spilled
people out of bed. The shock was felt
at Nashville and other points.
Louisville. Ky, Oct. 1.-A shock was
felt here at 5:17. No damage was done.
New Orleans. La, Oct G.-There
was a slight shock at 500. The vibra-
tiOnS were from east TO west.
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COTTON MABSsr
NEW YORK

New York. Oct Si--Cotton quiet: md
cling. &c; receipts. 40 bales; gross. 1,Si1
bales: exports 10 the continent. Zoo bales I;
forwarded IS bales sales. - bales. all
spinners: stock. l7aAIo5 bales Total to-
day: Net receipts. Mos bales: exports 10
Great Britain $50 bales. 20 the continent,
n ~ bales; stock. SssssIs bales
NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans Oct. Sl.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding SIC; low msddlfEsg, Ssc: good or
binary l-i6c: net receipts. less bales,
gross, 10 sss3 bales; exports coastwfse, 100
bales; sales 1000 bales: stock. &s.uc4 bales.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis Oct &--Cotton quiet: mid
ding sac; sales. 80 bales. receipts, S.sGs
bales: shipments. 5.0lS bales stock, -'sisi
bales
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COMING LoC4L EVENT..

4 partner wanted: small capital re-
CURED Address q. NJ. B.-l1-l-9a.
The Ladies Aid society OF the First
Presbyterian church WIFI give plain
social in the church parlors Friday eve
ming, Nov. /. BY order OF committee.
Regular conclave OF Mt olivet Com
mondry No. IL. X. T. this evening.
Work IN the order of the temple. Of
ficers please be present So5ourners
welcome. A ]. Apologize. recorder.
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SHE RECEIVES LETTER.
Mrs. Sarah sutton Receives a c mmunica-
fIon Concerning Her Purse.


Mrs. Sarah Sutton of Iowaville. who
lost the pocketbook containing $500 was
at the Eagle Office yesterday. She had
received 4 letter from a boy signing
his name Mike Doolan asking for de-
scriptio1 Of the pockethook, and also
TO state where she was the day she was
In the city. a letter was mailed to the
party which he can find by calling at
the postoffice today. The lady says she
first went 10 the Emporia avenue sta
bles and from there TO the Sedgwick
County bank. from the bank 10 the
Boston store. from this place to the
Farmers Exchange and from there
back TO the stables. The party finding
the money Will be fully rewarded for
its return. and do lasting favor to a
poor and needy woman, who is almost
distracted over her great loss. Any
communication addressed TO her at
Iowaville Will be gladly received.
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500: receipts. $500 bags: stock. sse0

bags
Hamburg-Quiet and unchanged to y
psenrig decline: sales. 1000 bags
Havre-Opened quiet. unchanged: At L
and 2. N do. closed unchanged: sales.
1890 bags.
Rso-Sfeady; No. Rio IA. $50: exchange.
1cd; receipts, 1o.ooo bags. cleared for the
United States. 10.ee9 bags; for Europe. g.
90 bags; stock. a6.as bsgs.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday, SIS bags. New York stock to-
day, 1850 bags: United States stock. s9i.-
$50 bags; afsoa, for the United States. gi.-
90 bass: total visible for the United states.
sSi. 50s bags, against 467 ,S7S bags last year
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SUGAR MARKET.

New York, Oct- S--Sugar-Rav, steady
fair refining. Sc: centrifugal, 70 test. Sesc-
LONDON.
London Oct Sloane sugar-SSescy,
little doing: centrifugal Java. is Sd: mus
coyado far refining. les ID
Best-Dull ard heavy; October. los I'd;
NoyHrnber los Cd
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STANDS WELL WITH ALL.
What Democratic Organ Snys of Mr.. Pit
finger

The Democratic organ of Jerseyville,
Ill, speaking about W. ]. Pittinser, the
Republican candidate for county COM
missioner says:
William Pittinger. a former Jersey
county boy who lived in this county I'M
til mature manhood. is a candidate for
county commissioner in .Sedgwick coun-
", Kansas We hope he Will be elected,
as he is a gentleman of integrity, up
right and honest, as well as a most ca
pable, experienced business man; and II
the good people of the city OF Wichita
and of the county of Sedgwick honor
him by placing him in the position 10
which he aspires we are sure he will rem
der them faithful service. and that they
will never have cause TO regret il. He
is man Of the people.
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COFFEE MARKET

=. STEADY a. r-7css zncha-<-S - Trsrss
ksx@~- r-t~d ansru- AID ssstu-e@>>s o.
so.-ni -rzd.r< u5r5 q wax z11s--o-e Erfes-
$4,000 rzsss~> CBoA-d qgs~t a. ~
~f.a-,x.as z--o%- % is r-ctrss nse crci-1s
<ov-~1s.e- e =. Co-SovA 80 lkssc
ssu.os-F.-z. xoos sysrzSs ssa<os -
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FLOUR MARKET.
NEw WORK

New York, Dot. 2--FAour-Recetpcs. T.
$40 barrels: exports. 1890 barrels. Min
nesota patents. &5eGS- -
Rye fOur-Duu
Ruckwheas hour-Stealy. S-5of1-S-
MINNEAPOLIS.
Minneapolis. oct. SL-Fhour-F1rst pat
encs. Sc 1E3so; domestic bakers, s. S5<a2 80;
export baker grades, s2eeG2Sa.
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Card OF THAMES.

To the Editor of the Eagle.
Permit US through the columns Of
your paper TO return our sincere thanks
TO the many kind friends and neighbors
who ministered TO US in our late sor-
row in the death of an affectionate wife
and loving mother and friend, Emily c.
Cuburn. The remains which We &C
companied reached our old home in Pa
ma, H., and We're buried on Tuesday af-
ternoon. Respectfully.
s. II. COBURN.
DELLA RUSSELL.
MINNIE RUSSELL.
DELLA RUSSELL.
WILLIAM ELLER
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Wordy WarA

The telephone war is on again" OBJ
served the judge.
POOH" replied the mayor. that's
only a war of words --Pittsburgb
Chronicle Telegraph.
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Gave as Directed

Dr. Pilen-nd ron administer the
cpiate a. nine O'Clock, as directed?
Mrs Camp with q sniS-That did.
sir. but il seerned pisy 20 have &C
wake the poor man out Of the f-st
sound sleep he's had IN four days 10
give It TO hin.-N. Y. Journal
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Pane.

AMY read delightful novel OF
Italian life the other day.
Gertrude-Who was the author?
Amy-Really, forgot to look at the
tiile-page.-N. Y. World.
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nr,Irhrri Przlsr

Mrs. Wabash-How did the Smith
and johnson wedding come of?
Mrs Parke sJackson-Oh. they did
very well for anateurs.-Cincinnat
ENQUIRER
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-01

Allen Harris brough; suit which was
tried yesterday before a jury in Judge
Glenn's court. against B R RoySe
The suit grew out Of the sale or some
corn levied upon and sold by the she--
III as the property OF c C--Gray- After
the sale the plaintiff claimed The corn
was his property, and not that OF
Georges when sold by The sheriff.
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Real Estate Transfers.

FURNISHED by the :. ichita Abstract
and Land company
c. Classen, et al, sw 3e-2e-sw Wis 300
KAY and Doone wd lois s5-27 blk
city of Colwich. -
c c Way wd lots 41-i7 blk 5
Highland add. .......-.......... 600
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Not N~ee~~,r

Mamma-Your pen-wiper mas not
been used at all.
Jack-Don't need it. Ny new pants
are black.-To Date.
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MINNEAPOLIS

closing AGis cent higher. November. ~
GS-sc. closed S;sc. December. sSss1assso
closed 94isc.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Minneapolis. Oct A--WheRt-Acttve ana
higher. October. SfSzc. December. S4Aska
SHE. May. 5sisG6Si.c: 90 track. No. ! hard.
soc. No. ! northern. sac. No mort herTi.
SIC. rece pts. 6Sl cars.
S.l tG%.s $50 .rcScis Tx shru cTnfcuS
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Mrs S1niIls-The doctor has sent IN
that bill again; il IS the fourth OF fifth
time, too. really believe he wants Us
20 pay l.
Mr. Squills-Well. I'll Be burned.
Such impuiencc, Ncx' thing The
preacher xii. be wantin' pay, too.-N
Y. Weekly
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Trase.er-I ~. = -. saers' - E~ss
!. tass zzncw.eA-
Xss.rexs-S0s
Trare.er- Dat pa sAI1k yOe4 b~..
tor give nat psr< saossaer shzs.e Sas
IA. rss draw Sx4la7-- Fezsnon : Weekly.
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Don't forget the two eloquent B's-
Beekman and Bsker-st the Auditor
ium tomorrow
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-01

Don't forget the two eloquent BIS
Be@kman and Baksr-at the Auditor
iurn fom0rroX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-01

Don't forget the two eloquent BIS
Beekman and Baker-at the Auditor
ium tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-01

Don't forget the two eloquent BIS
Beekman and Baker-at the Auditor
ium tomorrow
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-01

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-01

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-01

onfcial Notice is Forwarded from the vati-
ing at the Consistory Assembling About
the Middle of November-C CEREMONY will
Probably Take Place In December in
Baltimore Canadian Cabinet Officers
and the Sealers' Indemnity-Mrs- Waller
Presents Her Husbands Case.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-01
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Poultry, Eggs &Butter

100000 {. DOUGLAS AVE
Wichita. Oct 81
NOTICE TO DEALERS.
These prices are for goods delivered rs
wichita. We need eEgs bad nov. a1d
make you an extra price 20 induce Sos
20 ship az once.
Tag each case with shippers name.
Send invoice Of each shipment
EGGS
Fresh. per dozen N0ss on ................fzts
BUTTER
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Poor -.............. ................
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POULTRY
Spring chicks up TO 3. pounds ........ "a
Spring chix. ~ lbs and over. .....-.... {
Turkeys. lbs and over ard fAt.......s
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Geese full fssthered and ALB.
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