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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15
COLORED PEOPLE PROSECUTED.
They are Angry Over Mr.. Felix's Treatment
in the Police Court.

Tt developed yesterday that the color
ed people of Wichita are enraged at the
new police commission and Judge Tuck
or. their newly appointed slave. Last
Monday a colored man was fined in the
police court. Nothing was thought OF
the matter at the time, but it turns out
TO be persecution. What started the
matter anew yesterday was the follow
ing scathing article in the Wichita Re
publican-Times, the colOred mems or
gan in this city: '"The police court
last Monday morning was the scene OF
a very lively and interesting trial, in
which whites and blacks We're mixed.
On North Mosely avenue, about No. 400
lives poor family of colored people by
the name of Felix, and in the next house
north lives a poor white family named
Clevers. Last Saturday afternoon at
about o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Felix were
startled by war-whoop from femin-
inc voice that pierced the air and with
wild and frantic gestures, exclaimed
as follows: Your children are throw
ing stones at my children, and if they
don't stop it I'm going to kill en-. I'M
mediately following the first challenge
of war came the daughter, Cora Clever,
with the air of an AmazOnian warrior,
declaring You impudent niggers have
no business living here, and If you don't
move I'll have my brother-in-law put
you in jail Now all of this happened
on the porch of the Felix family where
upon Mrs Felix promptly asserted that
if they (the Clevers) did not get off their
porch and behave themselves they
would be forced to use measures to
THE white women told their big SON
The white women told their big SON
in-law and brother-in-law, who happen
ed also to be minion of the law, and,
according to promise, while the Felix
family were getting supper. he came
and arrested Felix for talking back to
policemanS mOther-in-iaw. and
would-be-bully sister-in-law on their
own premises. The fact that the Felix
family We're black and that the COM
planning witnesses We're white: and be-
ing related by marriage to a white po-
Hceman and tried before a white police
judge, is the evidental fact also that
Felix was fined SO and costs for pro-
tecting his family at home. In the tes
tlmony of Cora Clevers she stated. when
asked by counsel if she objected to
colored people living in that neighbour
hood, said: Why. there's nothing else
but niggers living there Such a state
ment, tainted as il was with prejudice.
shows the somnum bonum of the threa-
tened war between these belligrent nei-
ghbors. 4 colored lady living next
door to the Clevers now breaths an air
OF relief because her white neighbors
wen have the cheek 10 borrow so much
from her hereafter"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15
PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
Chicago. Sept 14.-Pork--Cash. g y
January. % -.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas C.ty. Sept. E-Butter|ve-y
firm: higher: creamery. 1iisg1Tizc. dairy
I2Tl4c.
Egz-FIrm. 11Ilc
Hay-Firm: timothy. so.5oalIo: prairie
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis Sept. H-Butter, eggs and
vsisky-T7 nchangei.
LHad-Weak. S3.Izi-. sellers
STRAIGHTFORWARD. GlZiz BID.
cotton ties and baSginC-Cncha,1ged-
Pork-Standarf rn@ss. t-75-
Iaryl-Prirne steam t5.s5: choice. . ~
Facou-Shoulders. nooIedl. 800. longs.
p .; ribs. ss.g71z: shorts. 40
Wool-Stesdy and unchanged.
Fiour-Cnchsrged
Corn rneai-S- sSG1-7o.
Dran-Steady.
Hay-Fairiy active: prairie. f0as";
timothy. s.or0ifrs tbs SIDE
NEW YORK
New oTrk Sept H--BBtt@--steacy.
Chees1-ClUiet-
Ezg-S-eaCy.
Taiic~-Ftrrn-
Pe-roieurn-DIH. n3tf1 cf1sef1 I'll
Turr-ertirs-l.liet-
@olasses-QU8et-
Hay-Easy: spr4ng. s2oa27o; good To
choice. r.-5,9s1a-
TJo-.E-0uiet and weak: state. common
20 cheice. issf crop, 5a7c: Paciic cozst
lsss crop. 714a7c-
BARLEY -lai---<o-ni-al
FIde4-gUfe;. Gzves-ors. 3TiE pounds
7sGl71-c. Buenos Ayrss. 6Ty. = % q
pounds, &c. TEXAS dry. - % - pounds.
L@sth~--ssezHv: hers5ock -oI~. Be-suo-
Ay-e@ Hzhs 20 heavy weights. efc. ACIDS.
wool-Quis,: domestic fesoe. isa5c:
rylIie-i- ~
B<~f-s,ezay: family. r8sGIc9.
rut r1ez-s-Easr-
o-t-ocSees o4i-S'ez<5y-
f-ars-I>ovsT: western steam. ctoned.
y ~. rsc.Of---. cF1S<<4 - =.
F.ork-fo-er. rse< r1e~s. s7s071aZ
Fg< f-o1-e:ea1y.
6,orsrs@--SlBlst. brokers. 10
Iezd-oEsss<
Tln-Q1set. plates firm
Sy-alt@--1fuJe- aor1ee-fr. lf-5SE
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. S~pt is-Bscoo-S-esfys d.
1nzrd fair. C11o~-is-s1 coz. = 90 >
,,gSsnr3s 49, StorT rizss. - sourss~. -.
so~-x csezag E>h.s = % & r.ogsss.s. zse s..
long cSssr h<a-y. = -oafts. - g. e1oTt
rs@z- nzcsE Hxat "a fse8-fss. IA "a. s-C-f
clsz- ..fsfie ard h-4zvS. s. --sa-rs = 81
c.ear t--lzse~ - =, g r-og-zs. - -
s-a-sS6e-s--Sssxar~ 2. % =. r<s1za6~. r.
Es~s-E1fra in1sSa rsess. - IL ssrsr-sr
zesss. s,s
Po-k-E'-lnse mess. nzs Sss.erz. - &c.
~, 1zs-ssu-za- fS& =
iArs5-Fsrza. p-.ns@ psster-. 80 - re-
snSt- IN .s-.A -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15
WILL REGAIN LOST GROUND.
The State Fair, the State of Trade an
Other Matters of Interest.

Other Matters of Interest.
There is an evident disposition upon
the part of Wichita'S interest to spit on
its hands and take a fresh hold of the
situation. There will be less prohibit
ton and more gospel preached from her
pulpitS today. There comes a defined
sense of relief with each additional
failure of the few to run the many. In
the near future there will be more gen.
eral interest evinced. by the public in
the bulk of the transactions in pigs and
the like at the stock yards than in the
probable verdict of the jury in some
whisky case up in the court house.
True. that receptacle of mixed drinks,
and fountain head of obscenity, Attor-
ney Generay Dawes, has written bum
comb lettel threa teninS TO never ''let
up" on Wichita so long as he shall re-
main in Office. whatever Morrill, may do,
or however frequently he may change
the commissioners. However, no one
but fool, or a man in his cups, would
have ever written such a letter TO be
read and published. A man capable of
writing such stuff is not to be feared
by children. His threat that he will
make Wichita pay for her jig" is Meth
er witty or wise. Dawes Will sober up
sooner or later and Morrill, in the mean
time will have TO come to his senses or
public life.
There was a big chance ahead OF
Wichita to do a big trade this fall. 1t
would have had, good impetus by the
time of the opening of the state fair.
whose thousands of visitors would have
accelerated the send-off. BY the sense
less racket forced upon this city while
the other big cities of the state are per
mitted to go scott free. of course will
keep many away, especially Of that
class who attend fairs for the sole
purpose of having a good tine-and
that's what a majority go TO fairs for
but there is going to be big crowd
here during the fair and they will be
guaranteed a good time. And they will
find the fineSt\Stocks of goods in all the
mercantile lines to be found in any
city in the state of Kansas, the latest
novelties, the most fashionable and
at low prices.
1t is Wichita Va gainst her enemies, cor
poration enemies, political enemies and
individual enerries at home. Her home
enemies are so because OF short-sighted
prejudice and can be taken care of at
the end of some trouble and expense.
Her big corporate enemies and her polit-
teal enemies in high places, strong only
because they are ba,cked by the corpor-
ate conspiracy. VIII be harder to deal
with. But with tire advantages of her
location, her trade prestige and her
already acquired facilities. she is bound
to triumph with her opponents beneath
her feet Realizing these truths her
business men are taking fresh courage
and in the brighter times 10 come the
city and her people will regain all that
they have lost
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15
Nrs 1oe Conway of Oklahoma City

Mrs Toe Conway of Oklahoma City
is visiting in the city.
Miss Maud Fishall of Atchlson, Man,
is visiting in the city.
Mrs. George Ross has returned from
a visit to Kansas City.
Mrs. Carrie Hume has returned from
a visit to Kansas iCty.
Miss Jetta Campbell has returned
from a visit TO Chicago.
Miss Emma Schaaf has returned
from a visit to Chicago.
Mrs. L. W. Clapp is entertaining Mrs.
Musser of Muscatine, Ia.
Mrs F. A Moses is the guest Of her
daughter Mrs. Dave Hays.
Mrs C. G. Cohn has returned from
summer visit TO st. Louis.
Mr. ]. Ash and Miss Irma Ash have re
turned from Geuda Springs.
Mrs. c. H. Mosbacher has returned
from visit in Kansas City.
Mrs. Lee Hays is entertaining Miss
Lena Levi Of Lawrence, Kan.
Mrs Cox of Arkansas City is the
guest of the Misses Bourman-
Casper Haynes entertained a number
of friends Wednesday evening.
Mrs. O. H. Bentley entertains the La
dies Whist club Tuesday next
Mrs. J. H Black and Miss Margaret
Knorr left for Boston last week
Miss Ida Reese has returned home
from visit in Washingto ton state.
Miss Alice Wells, who has been visit
ing in Pittsburg, has returned home.
Miss Stella Aldendifer and Miss Kate
Halves have returned from Colorado.
Mrs. D. G.. Millison and Miss Mabel
Millison of Mexico City are in the city.
Mrs. Helen Phillips has gone to De-
troit. She will remain during the win
ter.
Master Frank Healy has returned
from a visit to his father in Kansas
City.
Mrs. H. T. Kramer had for her guest
last week Mrs. Porter of Hutchinson,
Kan.
Mrs NJ A McFerran entertained
Thursday evening for Mrs. Weimer of
Kansas City.
Mrs. Meyer and Mrs. Mahan are en-
tertaining their sisters Miss Murphy
of New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Porter Of Lea
venworth were the guests of Mrs. L. II.
Spangler during last week.
Mrs. j. A. Hollinger and Miss Bessie
Hollinger accompanied by Miss Mabel
Israel went to Fort Scott yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15

CHICAGO

-
ChtcaCo Sept. Ii-Cattie-ReceiptS,< 80:
quiet, nomifEaily unchanged.
Hogs-Reccipts. 500: active: best
stronger: common a shade lower: Hight.
81 s5GI4. so: mixed. S. 9Dlpi 60: heayies. 81. $40
50; rough. xseff40o.
Sheep-Recefpts 1000: steady.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Sept A-Cattie-Receipts
Loo: shipments. $3.50: steady TO strong
Texas steers, s25G3.30: Texas cows 81 e
ar Is: beef steers. <.75<p5.40: native cows
SL1su3l5: stockers and feeders. s. e0zsf o.;
bulls. s.. s5n3eO.
Hogs-Tteceipts. 2 so: shipments. 30
opened strong: closed lower and denor8i-
tied. bulk OF s=lcs. 81 Z56pi.0. heavies. . 300
AS: packers. 81 2olf4. Il: MIXED, - 1SliA ~.
lights. &.05Gs4sS: yorkers. s2,1i4.3 pigs.
$250fi4Jo
Sheep-Receipts. so: shipments. 100:
steady: lambs, tEcS9S.0o. nut;ons. g 20
Us.
ST. LOUIS.
s. Lois. Sept IA-CattIe-Receipts. B1:
shipments. c1. very dun: supply light and
only retail trade done at unchanged price,.
HoRS-Receipts. LOO: shipments, isp:
5 cents higher: firm. heavy. 81 3,lftEs.
mixed. ttDcd4 -: Hight, s40Sltf a..
Sheep-RscsSpts. go: shipments none:
very SOW: hight supply and only little re-
failing done at previous prices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15

absence Of sellers: closed firm at 1oa15
points net advancea s.ales. $50 bags, In
sl4.5; March, sl3 95a14-OO: May. si37o.
Spot R.o-Dull; No. Z. 153,c; maid dull
and nominal: Cordova, 1sAG19c.
Santos-Firm; good average Santos l3.
500: receipts. 5000: stock. 52Soe bags
Hamburg-Quiet and unchanged. sales
1900 bags
Rio-Steady; No z RIO 13. 300: exchange
1OZ; receipts $500 bags; cleared for the
United States. 500 bags; cleared for Eu-
rope 1850: stock. ,23s. 900
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday. 10000 hays: New York stock
today 1854 bags: United States sOck.
30 437 bags: afioat for the United States,
215. 600 bags: total visible supply for the
United States, $50. 437 bags.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15

600. The more material recesSioEs were /:
Iron Mountain fives per cent; Union
Pacific collateral trusts skies and Col
orado Midland and tours trust receipts
l u per cent and Reeding frsts incomes
~ per cent.
The same unfavorable influences af-
fecting the stock market depressed the
bond market. On fairly large aggre-
gate dealings, declines ranging from
fraction up to AZ per cent were re-
corded. The extreme loss was in Chi
cago and Erie incomes. In the leading
speculative issues, the losses were also
material. Sales of the week were ST.
257, 900. The alleged proba bility of an
impending new bond issue was not re-
fected in the government security mar
ket- The transactions in this depart
ment were on a moderate scale, deal
ings footing up only 1000. The con-
slant decline Of the treasury gold re-
serve and the rumors of new loan
had a depressing effect upon the new
tours, causing a drop in the bid price
of per cent compared with the final
call of last week. The other liens OF
the government also ruled lower, but
the depression was only fractional.
State bonds came in for fair share
Of attention and sales were recorded
Of $4,000 of Virginia centuries; $4,000
of Virginia centuries deferred skies
stamped; $4,000 Tennessee threes and
$1,000 Louisiana consol tours.
Silver certificates were neglected, a
single sale of $1,000 at GA per cent be-
ing recorded.
BANK CLEARINGS.
New York, Sept. 14-Clearings s1o2.-
1925 balances, 1854, 231. For the
week 1915, l53. 300; balances S2S,651 1896.
Boston, Sept. 14.-Clearings, s15,S67,-
1854; balances, s1,979,161. For the week,
sS9,s7s.s $50: balances, s1o.629.505.
Philadelphia, Sept.14.-Clearinss S1o,-
545,744: balances, s1,345,SS2. For the
week. sss. 264 .es2; balances, s9,974,294
ST. Louis, Sept. 14.-Clearings, $3.50
215: balances, s42S.717. Money quiet 3
to per cent. Exchange on New York
20 cents discount.
Baltimore, Sept. 14.-Clearings, $685.
400; balances, s312,679. For the week,
$16,3SS, S29; balances, S1,66s,2s6.
New Orleans, Sept. 14.-Clearings,
s1.2l3,5s4.
Memphis, Sept. 14.-Clearings, s171,-
SIC; balances, $50, 764. Exchange S1.5O
premium selling.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
New York, Sept. 1.-THE exports of
specia from the port of New York this
week were sl9,223 ,991, of which SS,22S,-
2sl were gold. The imports at the
port of New York for this week We're:
Dry goods s3.1l2.4S7; general merchan-
disc S7,007.325; gold S27,052; silver sl6,-
800.
FOREIGN FINANCES.
London. Sept. 14.-CloSing consols for
money 107 Lille; account 107 ga; Cana
dian Pacific 81 ga; Canadian Pacific
seconds 1912; Illinois Central 103 "a;
Mexican ordinary %; st. Paul common
Is rs; New York Central l04 IL; Penn
sylvania 81; Reading 9 rs; Mexican
Central new tours IA; bar silver so IL
d per ounce; money 1-2 per cent. The
rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills SIS per cent; three months
bills 5-S.
Gold is quoted at Buenos Ayres at
1880; Madrid IS; Lisbon "a 3-4; St.
Petersburg so; Athens a. Rome 104. 75;
Vienna 1O3.
Paris. Sept. 14.-Three per cent rates
102 francs 10 centimes for the account.
Exchange on London % francs Is CEN
times for check.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15
SUGAR MARKET.

New York, Sept. 14.-S1gar-Raw. firm:
fair refining. &c; centrifugal. sl4c: sales
none.
Refined-QuIet. steady: No s. s1sdf 1-lsc;
No 7 "A. lfS f5-lsc: No. &. If-lsG35sc; No.
o gslG3 1916; No. ~. ? 9-fsn5%,c; No II.
3i1T3 11-1sc: No. II. ; 7-lsfi3aac: No. IL, 5-ls
G2Kc: No "a 1-1sc; mould a. 41zfl4 11-lsc:
Standard A. 4lsd4 5-l6c: confectioners A.
4ikG5 f-lsc: cut loaf. 7-1sEs5 1-lsc; crush
ed 7-l6d5 I-1sc: powdered. rzdi f-iSc |:
e-ranulated. 41.G4 7-1sc: cubes. 4izfri i-lsc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15
COTTON MARKET
NEW YORK

New York. Sept 14.-Cotton-QIlet mid
ding. SIC. net and gross receipts rooe:
sales. 3iso-D bales, al syiancrs, stock.
100 ~ bales.
NEW ORLEANS
New ORLEANS. Sept. A-Co;ton-Qgje. /;
good middAng. II-Is-: u1ldGfiag. %-Isc.
low ulidcing. s-i.Sc. good ordinary. TO:
net receipts. IN bales. gross. 15s4 bales.
shipments. coasI sise. z-S. sales none.
stocks. 3.as3 bales.
ST. LOUIS
St Louis. SEPT iA-octfoo-Srez1v: 70
sales reported, receipts. 2 bales. ship
usnts. - bales: stock. I7.z73 bales
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15
lTXNEapOLIg

M.rneas -s.5s. s-Ft- <--E-ISar-St~zsy for
uz,s-ss E-rFc pzfents. EE11 -. d-E1
c,ears. = 49, - sscoud Gears. s-B.sy@ =
bakers. -x-,sgz-5s. Red DOG. t.zss pr tot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15
1nIIrT HaEKEl.

Ne~ YORK. Sept s-Coree-o3tso1s
or-r.es dull a unchanged fsrsc-x. No bus
srsyas On ne call rrzctsys throughout.
a.vz-cs-. l-.e- o. scczs -sa1Ss,ss4a-ozs =.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15
TIOt ~ IARhET.
NEW YORK

New York Sept B-FIour. = so: *
-,o-.< ~ barrels: Minnesota patents
8 osGz5- s7riz<. ioE grads. q EsS1 -.
xSrs,sr patents. = 5F115s Rye sour Jan.
s-lr@r1lae. s. 1888 BGcsxhzzt no1r
quiet: SPOT. go
Corn r1ezl-Sslei: yeiio8 western. "a
&c h-anrsx Es1e. S-se
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15
WICHITA POULTRY co
CHICAGO Board of Trade

As many complaints az coming - fas
CAscazo fozrs 81 Trst= stpsiHz fsat
r-przo-as fassrdfrx % cskl in srzsr a..
provisions fbrorEn r1srat-Ta ~ TIE b1Hft
srs sssx.ss-et - - rs1es zrd r~xaszsiens
are rxyssts1 i-fo <rzL1K -ifa rsgsors -
nrroa 1so .are 70 c1-rsct.s>s nsfa shsz
Board sac =sAfi~ - caesteref ssairst
csAlsaE NitA ssrH tsrsose or ems. a. =
NOTIFIED fhzt GElt 1gk y. tTp%E. h<f-
-s-srr. -su srsw~r ssy inss-rfss az -
Whether aaT rzrfirgasr e<-s.sz CT ara .
q rr&--ts<r - 80 Ho@r<-
GEORGE y. HT9SE. Secretary
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15
PCOZsTT
WICHITA POULTRY co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
Poultry, Eggs & Butter

eo4-eo6 e. DOUGLAS AVE.
wichita Aug IL fsea
We quote prices a. your station. and pay
freight on lots OF 100 pounds or over Whsfs
charges do not exceed 10. per 100 ro9nfz
Shipper pays excess. E1pFeSs charges
ecUalized with freight
EGGS.
Fresh. per doz-. les oT.--.-...---..~-.--.0
EUTTER-
Choice ard fresh--.-....-..--.- .-...-.....-
Com mon e-----s+--s-s-
ECxur 90 o..
POULTRY.
Cents per -
sprirS Chlr. IA lbs and ever...---...--. co
Turkey Hens..r.--...-------.--.--.-
Turkey Toms. -...s.---.s--.----r~ .
f0ps tsrH. AlSse --s-.s---s..ss- -
Dux ffuli fss.he,ef ard fan .s.---.......-
Geese Gull tsafkered and ALI
References ffh national bank. Com
rnsrclai Agencies. Fseszht anf EIf-ras
Agents, &aa Wh0iesA1s Dealers "a @ics-
ia.
We can furnish ESg Gases ~ suy cnsr-
fitiSs. ~ ruling prices sssSscsfiSs
solicited
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15

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fronN
thorrhea
Impeiens
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postiv cure the OF
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Quickly by ectroysS No
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North lain Kan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15

EASTERN SOCIETY CRAZE HAS
BROKEN OUT IN WICHITA.

With Guitars and other Merrymaking
Paraphernalia the Young People Can
the Cars into Service and Make Tour
of the City with Much Hiiarity-Ihe
Trim Extended to Paramount and Back
Again and then to College Hill, the
Whole Affair Winding Up with supper
Social Events.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15
NO CURE, NO PAY.

DIR. Terrill has returned with many new
appliances.
After personal examiila ton. If your case
is durable one we give you a written
guarantee of a cure or To pay.
ELECTRICITY-The0 only true Elixir OF
Iife-Dr. Tsrrill is the great Electro
Therapeutics OF the Southwest. The doc
tor has had private instructions in Elec-
tro-Therapeutics from A ID. Rockwell,
Morton, Cleves and Waite OF New York,
and Martin of Chicago. These professors
are the greatest Electro-Therapeutists of
the world. Our batteries are the hnest
made
ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN 10
SURGERY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
DISEASES OF WOMEN-Dr. Terrfll
mas made Diseases of Women a speciality
for twenty years. and by the aid of Elec-
tricity he is enabled TO guarantee cure
or no pay.
VARIOCOCEIEIOur method is new
and original with DIR. Purdy. An abso-
lutte cure guarantee dswithout KNIFE, cut
~ 1x.1f M
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15

The tickets by calling
the president secretary making application the
elry of Chas. Mosbacher
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GRAND
Concert and Lecture Course
GIVEN BY

They have arranged for series of refined
number for S. per ticket including
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-07

"Oh, that's about size too small for
you," said the salesman in a clothing
store, as he critically surveyed a coat
into which he had assisted a patron.
Eyes, it is bit too small" asserted the
other, taking off the garment; ''but tell
me just how much is size" "In a
coat" answered the salesman, "a size is
an inch" Is that SO" exclaimed the
customer. He had been living nearly
- years. was fairly intelligent but
never knew tibet fact And there
are thousands like him, who also do not
know, for instance, that a size in under.
wear is two inches, in collars, half an
inch in shoes, one-sixth of an inch: in
gloves quarter of an inch and in hats,
one eigth. Eek.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-07
Reduced Rates.
Excursions over Pennsylvania Lines Dur.
ing season of 1898.

Liberal concessions in fare the Pennsyl-
yania Lines have been granted for numerous
events to take place this summer in various parts
of the United States, In addition 10 local eXcur-
sons tickets AT reduced rates he sold overthese
lines as given in the following paragraphs En-
cIlrSiOn tickets may he obtained at ticket offices
on the PENNSYLVANIA System and Will also be sold
over this route 10y connecting railways. Some OF
the points to which tickets will be sold and dates
of sale are as follows:
To Decatur Ills. May 9th To June Sd incluI-
siye account Annual Meeting German Baptist
Brethren ,DunkardSl. The return limit will be
thirty days from date on which tickets are pur-
chased.
for Annual Meeting of Old German Baptist
Brethren. Tickets good returning thirty days
from date of purchase.
To Cleveland June 18th and 18th. for the Ma
tional Republican League Convention good re-
turning until June -2d inclusive
To Chattanooga. Tenn, June 18th. 26th and
18th inclusive. account EpwOrth League lnterna-
from date of sale BY special arrangement re-
turn limit may he extended an additional fifteen
days.
TO Denver. Colorado Springs Manitou on
Pueblo. Col, july Sd. It'll and 9th. account Ma
tional Educational Association Meeting. The
return trip must be commenced july 18th, 18th
18th or 18th. unless by special arrangement the
return limit is extended To sept. LIST.
To Baltimore. July 10th and 18th. good return
ing until August 9Th. inclusive. account the Con
vention of Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
America
To Boston. July 9TH to 9th. inclusive. for the
National Christian Endeayor Meeting. Return
limit may he extended by special arrangement
To August Sd.
To Boston. August 10th to 18th. inclusive ac
count Triennial Conclave Knights Tempiar
Return limit extended To October 81 by specia
arrangement.
To Louisville, Ky in September for Nationa
Encampment G.. A. Il. One cent per mile
Reasonable return limit.
The reduced rates over the Pennsylvania Lines
will not restricted to members of the organiZa
tons mentioned. but may be taken advantage O
by the public generally. Any Pennsylvania Line
Ticket or Passenger Agent will furnish desired
information concerning rates, time of trains, an,
other details To all applicants. or the same ma,
be obtained by addressing J. f. Hanes, Tickle
agent. or +. Van Dusen. Chief Assistant Gener-
al Passenger Agent, Pittsburg. Penn.