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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-18
CHICAGO -: HILADEIP Z

Choicago, July 1.-THE Colts Won to-
day in the fourth inning, scoring an
even dozen runs on two gifts, two err
rors and ten hits. They also made five
IN the first half of the seventh, but the
game was then called to enable the
Phillies to catch train. Arson was
hit just over the heart by a swiftly
pitched ball the last time at bat and it
is feared was seriously injured. Atten-
dance zoe. Score:
r H z
Chicago .........0 o Il 0-12 Is
Philadelphia --....-0 o o. 10 5
Batteries: ago-Thornton and
Donohue; lphia-Taylor, Buck
ley and Clements. Earned runs-Chi-
cago 5: Philadelphia 3. Two base hits
Dahlen, Thornton, Thompson. Sacri-
flee hits-Anson. Stolen base-Lange.
Double pfays-Dahlen, Stewart, Ansan
Struck out-By Taylor 3; Thornton 3.
Passed balls-Buckley. Base on balls
off Taylor 4: off Thornton 6. Wild
pitch-Thornton- Hit with ball-Tur-
ner. Arson. Umpire-Keefe- Time
2.l5.
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ROCKFORD 2: QUINCY

Quincy, July 17.-Score:
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1T MAY DO AS MUCH FOR YOU.

Mr.. Fred Miller, of Irving, ILL.,, writes
that he had a Severe Kidney trouble
for many years, with severe pains in
his back and also that his bladder was
affected. He tried many so-called Kid
ney CT les but without any good re-
suit. About year ago he began the
use of Electric BitterS and found relief
at once. Electric BitterS is especially
adapted to cure of all Kidney and Liver
troubles and often gives almost instant
relief. One trial will prove our state
ment. Price only soc. for large bottle.
AT the drug stores of Charles Law
renee and CT. Gehring
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Tn Work the stock Market.

New York, July 1.-THE firm OF Ness
lage. Colgate & Co, shipped SlO9.ooo
more in gold TO Europe today. the
evening Post says of this shipment that
it was taken out Of the sub-treasury on
assay checks, which means that they
put as much gold in the treasury as
they drew out In banking circles the
shipment was declared to be a picay-
une matter that would not have tne
slightest effect on the situation, al
though II was generally believed mat
the chief object in making the snip
uent was to effect the stock market.
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NEW YORK 5: ST. LOUIS ..

st. Louis. July 17.-Today's game was
the best that has been sen here this sea
son. While the Giants won. the COM
plant aginst the umpire was pronoun-
ced.- W. Clark, first baseman, was
struck by ball in the first inning and
had to retire. Captain Doyle succeeded
him and appeared at first for the first
time in many weeks. Common. of the
Browns, notified Chris Won Der Abe
that he had concluded to retire from
the diamond. He has becomep dissat-
isfied with his work here of late. Score:
Il II T.
St Louis .....0 900 % .
New York 80 0 0 > 0 0 ] 0-S 2
Batteries: st. Louis BreitenStein
and Miller; New York-German and
Wilson. Earned runs-St. Louis 2;New
York l. Two base hits-Stafford. Will
son. Three base hits-Connor. Stolen
bases-Ely. Dowd. Lyons, Brown, VIII
son. Fuller. Double plays-Davis, Stat
ford and Clark. First on balls-Of
German l: off Breitenstein 1. Struck
out-By German 4: by Breitenstein l.
Cmpire-ODay. Time-2:00.
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Pfeger Released tn New yorh.

ST Louis, July 17.-Fred Pfeffer's re-
lease has been purchased from Louis
vile by the New York club and ne will
play with the Giants as soon as the
league gives its unanimous consent to
the transfer. President Byrne of Brook
Ign is believed to be the only objector,
and the New York magnates hope to
get him in line before long.
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DRY GOODS MARkE
New York.

New York. July Twin a large
number of buyers present the demand
was less vigorous than warranted by
the number OF purchasers present
There was more or less inquiry Tor
staple and colored cottons and autumn
specialities and some new business was
done in each. Good makes or iouT-
yard suitings are still at "a cents
There was a good inquiry fo7 tnre&'-
yard drills. Printing cloths quiet ana
firm at =. cents bid and declined
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KNIGHTS OF THE MAcCABEEs

The State Commander writes US from
Lincoln, Neb.. as follows: After
trying other medicines for what SEEM
ed to be a very obstinate cough In our
two children we tried DR. Kings New
Discovery and at the end or TWO days
the cough entirely left them we
will not be without IL hereafter. as our
experience proves that II cures where
all other remedies fail'-Signed +. w.
Stevens. State Com.-Why not give this
medicine a trial, as IL Is guaranteed
and trial bottles are free at the drug
stores OF Charles Lawrence and q.
Gehring. Regular size Soc and $l.Oo.
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UPWARD IT TURNS
STOCK MARKET MOVES FOR HIGH
ER VALUES FOB A CHANGE
Bulk Of the Business ID In Industrials
Again. with Sugar Leadins--Buu Clique
Buys and Scares the shorts to Death
Covering Movement In Leather Prefer
red--Tobacco and Distillery Advance In
Sympathy--Railway List Little At
tended to Realizing Near Delivery
Hour-.Closed Firm.

Sympathy--Railway List Little At
tended to Realizing Near Delivery
Hour-.Closed Firm.
New York, July 1.-THE trend OF
prices on the stock exchange today
was upward. The bulk OF the trans
actions was in the industrials which
dominated the market =. The foreign
trading was light. Sugar led in the
transaction There was heavy buy
ing in this stock by bull clique. which
frightened the shorts and caused a
sharp advance in the prices. A scar
city OF Leather preferred certificates
was factor in the covering movement
in that stock. Tobacco and Distilllns
moved up in sympathy with their sister
stocks. In the railroad group, ST. Paul
and Burlington showed most activity,
the rest OF this list being comparative
ly neglected. Speculation was gener-
ally dull, but soon became strong and
advanced lass per cent. Leather
preferred. Sugar, Tobacco, Chicago Gas
Lake Shore and Tennessee Coal lead
ing. Before IL o'clock realizing sales
brought about a reaction ranging up
10 1s4 per cent, in which the same
stocks were most prominent The
downward movement was checked be-
fore midday. The prices advanced
during the first two hours of the after
noon, the gains reaching up to q. per
cent, with Tennessee Coal, Chicago
Gas. Sugar. Minneapolis and st. Louis
seconds preferred, Tobacco. Lake Erie
and Western. New Jersey Central,
Leather preferred. General Electric
and Colorado Fuel in the van. Around
delivery hour there were realizing sales
which broke Leather preferred 21s per
cent; Tobacco, / per cent and other
shares fraction. but some of the spec
ialties made sharp declines. including
Great Northern preferred and Starch
firsts preferred per cent and Evans
Vile and Tere Haute 4 per cent. In
the final sales there was rally in the
general list and the market closed
steady TO firm.
The bond market continues light, but
values are we'll maintained. The sales
today were $1.S15. 900.
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London Stock Exchange.

New York, July 1.-THE Evening
Posts London cablegram says: The
stock market was neglected today
Americans were dull. Other markets
were steady. Brown. Shipley & Co,
will issue ss,s10.000 Lehigh per cent
bonds on Friday. The issue price IS
los. There is likely to be rush for
them. Mines boom steadily. West
Virginia issues are coming into favor.
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ST. Louis, July 17.-Butter-Firm for
choice grades, which are scarce. Separa-
tor creamery, 161l1c: fancy Elgin, 1sc.
Eggs-Steady, SI5c Hay-Quiet but firm;
choice prairie being in demand: prairie.
S. 50G10co, this side. Whiskey. sl23
Lead-Quiet. steady. S.12&: Spelter-
Dull, s346. Cotton ties and basging IN
changed. Pork-Standard mess, 81 90
Lard-Prime steam, $500; choice, S6l5.
Bacon Cboxed)-Shoulders s6.3715: longs,
Sc. Is; ribs, s6s715; shorts, 800. Dry salt
meats (boxed)-Shoulders. S5.621s; longs,
ribs. $50: shorts, $50. Wool
Dull, steady and unchanged.
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Market Bare Of sorereigns-

New York, July 17.-Dealers n for-
.jgn money and bullion report the mar
let practically bare Of English gold
sovereigns- Sovereizns were quoted
this morning al Si@5 each. one OF tne
highest prices ever recorded The goid
in q sovereign IL worth ~ % - ana
early this season could be obtained ~
the dealers az about tiss. Within the
past ten days. however. the supply has
practically run out, owing 70 TIE aeAFy
demand from tourists
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WICHITA POULTRY co.

ssYoCz brothe-t did 10, know thzt yo7
had q brother oh YES, ~. v hat : TIE
sane thing, have two hA-f brothers -
Life
SORROW Is kind OF r1-st II soul vh.cz
every new idex courrsbueEs IN lis passage 70
scour swAy.|ohnsoA
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COTTON MARKET.
New York.

New York, July 17.-Cotton-Steady;
middling, &c; gross receipts, II bales; for
warded II bales; sales. 760 bales. all spin
ners: stock, IS 919 bales. Total today net
receipts, 34 bales; stock, 3S5,il2.
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"D.1 &c rssrssc-~r maze say cc1fes-
s.oaT~ sz<o3 tie ely editor u tse Sss-
cz.iaa reporter
"S1s word
WAS he resigned ~ NJ. ARR
he APPEARED 20 he .; frsss pm
sowarI The las. hs dst eoexstO1ht0
kscxtax 1aO~
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Antwerp Auction Sales.

Antwerp. July 1.-THE second day OF
the wool auction sales opened firm and
active with 1900 bales offered. OF which
500 bales were withdrawn Buenos
Ayres, S7S bales al 2%.G6isd- Moatevi-
dec, 1000 bales at 81. l6isd.
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WOOL MARKET
London Auction sAlea-

London. July l7.-At the wool aoc-
ton sales today ISIS bales were o1sr-
ed, ot which 80 were withdraw TIE
attendance was large and there was a
active demand fcr the American ac-
count Following are the szies n de-
tail. New South Wales. ~ "a :
secured. sdaIs5tzd; greasy. sAsa -
Queensland. 30 bales: scou-ed, ID
Is lid: greasy. 8<ddis I'D Victoria.
81 bales. secured. &c Gis SID. greasy.
4i-1ui- South Australia sss ta.ss
secured. s..dG.s I'd: greasy. 1iz1s1sd-
Swan River. z7s bales. greasy. SGs-. =.
NCew Zealand. T.ss3 bales: secured 81
els 81: greasy. 4i1Glld- Cape % Goo.
Hope ard Natal. 20 hzles. secured
sza1zs I'D: greasy, JI-6sz.d
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Cash quotations were as follows:
E,lnnr-St ga iN-. mechanical

No. spring wheat. ssa5ec: No. ;. nom
inal: No. 2 red. e5g66l.c. No. . corn. 45D
sac; No. yellow, 45Tt5Lc. No. 2 oats,
c3isc; No. white. 21d3Sc; No. 3. 2sGg7c
No. 2 rye. +sc. No. . barley. nominal:
No. ! fiaNseed. s1.S3. Prime timothy seed.
s5.15. Mess pork. per Dbl. SO. 81 Gl0. -.
sides doosel. s.. 05qfS. 10. Drv saItej shout
6srs. CboNed). 5izQ52s. Short clear sides,
Cboxed), g. a67s. Whiskey. distillers' fin
ished goods, per gal, S1-2i. Sugars-Cn-
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DOUBLED THE DOSE
SPIDERS AND REDS ARE WINNERS
TWO TIMES EACH.

Zimmer's Home Run Drive Makes Four
Runs and Wins the First Game and
Ponds Wildness Loses the Orioles the
Seccnd--Reds Win BY Heavy Batting,
Their Runs Aggregating Eighteen to
the Beaneaters' iTwo--Colts Put all
Their Twelve Runs Into the Fourth In
ning--Anson Hurt at st. Louis.
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Kansas City. July IT.--wheat-Eirhe-.
No hard. s1Efs-cs No. rel. s.sf77g-c. -e-
jected. 5iE5sc- CorI-Steziy: No mix
e.. .,ssSe;-c. No. white. 4oi-E4Ic Oats
Firm; No mixed ssizc: No. white. -
Rye-No. . 80 Bran-EIrm. 5s7sac
HAy-Scarcs and S-ul. timothy. s. 522ia %.
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Proud &o.Aer-Y0s hsre-r s.sss1
TIE BABY.
Bachelor raele-rES-~---T1 ~ 70
rerneube- nex. tine. III ksss hes vhsa
I-er-oo-se rack tro>n Ezrvr>
when viii th&. Ter
''Let-ns-so1- Aba. strsesa yssrAs
" n H@eklr
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. July 17.-Hogs-Receipts, IS ooo:
heavy, weak to shade lower; light,
stronger; light, s4SOG5.S5; mixed, s4150
SIS; heavy. 81. $685.; rough, &65q4S0.
Cattle-Receipts. 1880; barely steady;
bulk. So. 2od3.7O.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000: market steady.
Kansas City, July N.-Cattle-Receipts
$500; shipments, 2D0; market steady TO a
shade lower: Texas steers, S2.4od3.15; beef
steers. sS.5Og5. 40; stockers and feeders.
s.. coal. 40.
Hog-Receipts, 400: shipments, 1900:
light. steady: others weak: bulk of sales,
81. SOd4 90; heavy, As5G4.9o; packers. 81 500
AS: mixed. $47od49O; light, A.75a5.oo:
workers., s49o15.Oo; pigs, s4.Z5G4.S.
Sheep-Receipts, 1.l0o: shipments, 800;
market steady TO 10 cents lower.
St. Louis, July 7-Cattle-Receipts. A.
600: shipments, 400; market steady; good
demand: dressed beef and shippers, 800
m54O; bulk. 500; light, $3-25d4.0O; stockers
and feeders. 81. 50G4.00.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments. go;
market strong. cents higher; butchers
and workers., s5.15G5.2o 80: packers. s4.75G5-25.
Sheep-Receipts. 200; shipments none;
market strong.
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DETROIT 11-s: ST. PAUL 60.

Detroit, Mich, July l1.-Score:
Z n E
Detroit 0 0 0 1 O 6 oil II ,
ST. Paul. ...0 0 @ 0 O. II
Batteries Whitehill and Twineham;
Jones and Boyle.
In the first inning of the second game
Pickett kicked very hard on decision
and was ordered out of the game. A
general wrangle ensued and the Visi,-
ors refused TO play unless he Was con-
tinued in the game. Umpire Cantil-
Ian waited the required time and then
declared the game forfeited TO Detroit.
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New Orleans.

New Orleans, July H.-Cotton-Quiet;
middling, 611-16c; low. 5-16c; good or
binary. &c; exports coastwise, "a bales;
sales, 200 bales; stock. 10o.913 bales.
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r II z
Rockford 100 0 OIL OIL % s .
Quincy .........0 0 0 0 0 0 OF o. 4 2
: Batteries-Horton and Snyder: Nc
Greevey and Bolad.
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Kansas Games

WINFIELD 10; INDEPENDENCE s.
Winfield, Kan. July 17.-Winfield beat
Independence to day by a score of II
TO &
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Cincinnati ....011S 0O011-f5 16
a q q 4 a q q q q
Second game-Score:
r III E
Boston ........oooo Ooo1o-1 . /

Cincinnati ......0 0 Dol 2-612 L
Observation-Disclosures, Rhines and
Murphy; Boston. Stivetts and Ryan.
Earned runs-Cincinnati, Boston, l.
Two basebits-Parrott, Hogriever,
Vaughn, Rhines, Tucker, Bannon.
Stolen bases-La than, Hoy, Duffy.
Double piays-Duffy and Camel Base
on balls-By Rhines, 5; by Stivetts, 2.
Struck out-By Stvetts, 3. Umpire
LEVINE Time IA
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ST. Louis.

St. Louis, July 7-Cotton-Steady: mid
ding, &C; sales, $50 bales; receipts. Al
bales: shipments. III bales; stock. 1857
bales
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RI Iulv 17-Sugar-Raw-

New York, July 17-Sugar-Raw-
test, SHc Sales yesterday, 1,6C0 tons
muscovado. at csc; ex-ship and today
cargo of Cuban centrifugal half July ship
ments, % test, at 22sc TO speculate; 20
hogsheads muscovado spot, Csc landed.
Refined sugar quiet.
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STAT. Of, the Wool Tr.a~,

Boston. July 1.-THE American wool
and Cotton Reporter says The past
week has witnessed falling OF = t5e
actual business Accompanies u tae
four principal markets % this country
IN wool although the general strength
end character OF the market 10 fully
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GRAIN MOVEMENT.

On the Produce Exchange today the
butter market was steady; creamery. Iol7
1910; dairy. l0flI4c. Eggs Steady, ia
I2c. Cheese, fi4QsEc-
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Ruttc- and ECe

Buttc- and Eggs.
New York, July T.-Butter-Quiet,
steady and dull
EggsSteady and unchanged.
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TERRE HAUTE 4: MINNEAPOLIS 8.
Terre Haute, July 17.-Score:

Terre Haute ...0100 o2104 .
Minneapolis % 0 l o IS Q
Battries-Nops and Roach; Healey
and Strauss.
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Des Moines 80 o 1910 0L15 IA
ST Joseph 80 0 o 0010 "a 9 2
Batteries@Roach and Mcfarland;
Parvin, Alberts and Jones.
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St Inuis Produce.

prairie, s. OoT9 50. Butter-Weak: cream
cry, l3Q1Jc; dairy, 1o4l2c. Eggs-Weak,
SlAc
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Coffee.

New York July i.-Coffee-Cnchanged
to points decline: ruled active and nom
of sellers, again easing OFF under salts
factory cables and slack spot market;
closed dull at unchanged prices. Sales,
! .O0O bags including August, S14.50 :Octo-
Der. s14S5T1475. Spot coffee-Rio dull
and nominal: No. Z, 15Ac. Mild-Quiet;
Cordova, lS14G19c. Sales, 800 bags Mara
caibo; so bags Bucaramanga; 500 bags La
Guayra p. l.
SUGAR kSUGl
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WICHITA MARKETS
CATTLE.
HOGS.

Hog market 3 cents lower.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
No. Dock Ave. Price,No. Dock Ave. Price
5 -. go 81 40 3 .... I53 81 30
II 49,. 2oS 4 30 80. 2l2 80
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St Louis ......0 o 0 0 . 0 0 %
New York .....0 0 = 0 01 o 0-S
Western League Games.

INDIANAPOLIS :: MILWAUKEE 4
Indianapolis. July l7.-Score:
+ H Z
Indianapolis 100000 In
Milwaukee ....O1I 0l ! O o. L
Batteries-Damon and Mcfarland
Rettger and Bolan.
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SHORTS BEAR DOWN
THEY HAVE ALL THE WHEAT
NEEDED AND SOME BESIDES

There Is Great Dearth Of Outside Buying
Gold Shipments I.e Dreaded--Spring
Wheat Not Yet Done With Frost, and
New Winter Wheat is Trashy Stuff But
the Market Breaks, Anyhow--Corn Lit
tie Affected By Hot Wind Stories--Corn.
Oats and Provisions Lower.
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DIES MONIES Is: ST. JOSEPH 4.
Des Moines, July 17.@Score:
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Grand Rapids, Mich, July i1.-Score:
Il H z
Grand Rapids7 . . . Sc ,. l
Kansas City.0 > l ; 0 o 0 2-1o i 10
Batteries-Jones. Petty and Moran;
Hastings and Berger.
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Has Satisfied the Peopk--M
Great Discovery
"RAIN WATER MAKER"
Has Become . Household Necessity for -
Bath. the Laundry. the kitehen.
READ.

For cleaning milk cans. brass. floors
OF all descriptions. and tin pans. this
great compound. Rain Water Maker.
has no equal. IL viii also hold print
ed goods from running or fading. Han
nels washed in water prepared with
Rain Water Maker vii. positively not
shrink. while they Will be left white
and soft. Rain Water Maker Is essen
tial for the hath. In the days of ex-
IRENE heat, as IL Is the best skin tonic
known.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-18

Foa THE SUNaER.-"Whe here are you 60
ing this summeri'' He (hard up)-"No
place. She-"Ah,r He-.Yes, no place
like hone, you know.r-Detrois Free Press
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Western Association Games.
LINCOLN II; OMAHA 8.

Lincoln .......6423 5000 "-17 Is 3
Omaha ........22 0 o OIL is IA 8
Batteries-Barnes and Gragg; Darby
and Lehman.
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J A KEiSTER 0 p COZA11
WICHITA POULTRY co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
POULTRY AND EGGS.

BY consent OF the IOl-o"..ls i.a,iltl lrhIs
in this city we refer you as 10 our respon-
sibility and financial standing:
J. NJ Moore. cashier Fourth National
hank: A. Hess, treasurer Wichita whole
sale Grocer Co; L ". Cox, Wholesale con-
<ection.r. Bryan Bros. wholesale fruits
ard confectionery; LehmAn-Higgilsoo
G-o. Col. c. CasseIl. Aet Pacific and L.
s Express Co: c. y. Campbell. ACT Vets
FarCo TT. Co; ". s. Grant. wholesale
f-TIit and nrc6uce; J. D. AcEven. whole
sale f-ui; and produce; G. II Mann. Agt
Mo. Pac. Ry: wichita Produce Co: The
Mcknight W. Hardware Co; wichita
Co; Ayiesbury Mercantile Co; q. A
Brown, Agt Santa Fe Ry-; W II Eerbtg.
Agt Rock Island Ry-: Whitney Whoiesale
Paper Co
We also carry q stock Of egg cases which
ve can furnish II lots OF : or over az ;ae
following prices
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CINCINNATI 12-4: BOSTON Ii

Cincinnati, July 1.-THE Reds won
two games in succession today by hard
hitting at critical times. The second
game was called at the end of the
eighth inning on account of darkness.
Attendance, $500. Score:
r H Z
Cincinnati 30 1 o o. IF 16 l
Boston ....-.-.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Oil 2
Batteries-Cincinnati Foreman and
Murphy; Boston, Sexton and Ryan.
Earned runS-Cincinnati, 10. Two base
mits-Smith, Foreman 3 Three base
hits-Hogriever, PARROT, Tucker Home
runs-Hogriever. Fost base on balls
Off Foreman, =; off Sexton, 3. Hit by
pitched ball-By Sexton L. Struck out
BY Foreman, 5; by Sexton. l. UNI
pire-Jevne. Time, 2:1O.
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lncomparably Good.

An Eagle reporter yesterday Ques-
TONED Mr.. E w. White. real esta,et
broker over 13S North Main street. ask
ing what he thought OF Kinks Rain
Water Maker Personally n knew
nothing. but said his wife had tried II.
10 her great delight. Hard water pre-
pared with IL for laundry purposes sur
passed natural rain water In Its kind
~ assimilation with soap and In bleach
ing clothes. The effects upon the skin
were equally gratifying 10 Mrs. VIII
bite. She unhesitatingly pronounces IL
for superior 10 anything she ever used
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Played Won Lost Perc.
CLEVELAND 1876; baltimore SO.


Cleveland, July 17.-Cleveland took
TWO more games from the Baltimores
today. The first game was a smuggling
match, Wilson and Clarkson both being
Knocked out of the box. thinner won
the game with a home run drive in the
eighth which netted four runs. Pond
wildness in the second game, combined
with timely hitting, gave the home
team the victory. 1t was called at the
end of the seventh on account of dark
ness. Attendance 400. Score:
Cleveland 100 o1O37.-is1 10 1
Baltimore $50 0 o 4 3 0 l i 8 10
Batteries: Cleveland-Wilson, Knell
ard thinner; Baltimore-Clarkson Es-
er, Clark and Robinson. Earned runs
Cleveland 8; Baltimore 5. First by err
rors-Cleveland 3; Baltimore l. Left on
bases-Cleveland 8; Baltimore z. Base
on ba1ls-Of Wilson 2; off Knell z; off
Clarkson l. Struck out-By Wilson /;
by knel 2; by Esper 1. Homer uns-
thinner. Three base hits-Glea son, Ca
reg. Two base hits-McKean, McAleer
2; Blake, Knell, McGraw, Gleason. Sto-
len bases-O'Connor, McGraw, Keeler 2;
Jennings, Kelley. Wild pitches-Wil-
son, knell, Clarkson. Passed balls
Clark Umpire-McDonald. Time 2:40
Second game. Score:
Cleveland .211002'- 6 8
Baltimore .........0 o 0 0 01-3 1
Batteries: Cleveland-Cuppy and Zim
mer; Baltimore-Pond and Robinson.
Earned runs-Cleveland j. First by en-
rors-Cleveland l; Baltimore 2. Left
on bases-Cleveland 4; Baltimore Z.
First on balls-On Cuppy 1; off Pond s.
Struck out-By Cuppy 4; by Pond 5.
Two base hits-McKean, Jennings. Sto
len bases-McGarr 2; Blake, McGraw.
Wild pitches-Pond. Umpire-McDon-
aid. Time-1 :55.