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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-26
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MIsTREss-''You broke my Sevres plate.
You are discharged. How did you break
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Woonsocket Reporter.
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peferrinS the Visit.

Mr.. Dunn UNPAID bin in his hand-
When shall l call again, Mr.. Owens?
Mr.. Owens-Well, it would hardly be
proper for you to call again until have
returned the present eall.-Harpers
Bazar.
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Childish Realism.

Mamma Gin the next rooml-Why
are you saying you are I've years old,
when Won know you are eight?
Child-We's only playing.
Playing what?'
sPlay;nr cars.-Good News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-26

Kansas City. Feb. 25.-Cattle-Receipts
$500: shipments. 1.0Q0. Market active
strong to 10 cents higher Texas steers
So. 1912 beef steers, S3.25GJ.20; stockers
and feeders. 81. sGGI4.20.
Hogs-Receipts, 40; shipments, 900
Market steady to strong. lBuk of sales
So. $685.; heavies. 1886; packers, S3.7eei
400; mixed. s3.7003.99; light, S45504 20;
workers., s.. 6003.S0; pigs, $3.50. 60 Sheep
Receipts. $500; shipments none Market
Sfeadv
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At Five Per Gent Premium.

New York, Feb. "a dispatch from
London says the American loan was quot
ed on the stock exchange today at )
per cent premium. Sales of the new
government tours, when issued, were
made late at 11S24. The deposit of gold
at the sub-treasury today on account
of the bond syndicate We're S37S, 000
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Live Stock Markets.

Chicago, Feb. 25.-Hogs-Receipts. 45, 200.
Best grades firm; others firm at Satur-
days closing; light, sS.s5G4.05: mixed, 8. 50
G4.15; heavy, So S594. 30; rough. S3.S5d4.00.
Cattle-Receipts, 12,e00. Market strong.
Sheep-Receipts, 1890. Market slow
and barely steady.
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Those Dear Girls.

$50 You let Mr.. Clinler kiss you last
night!'
Yes. How did you known
''He asked me to-day if I would for
give him."-Life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-26
Kansas CITY Grain.

Kansas City. Feb. Enthusiastically:
No. , red and No. , hard. 5112G52c; rejected,
47d4Sc. Sales by sample +. o. b. Missis-
si9pi river No hard and No. > red,
57d5Sc. Corn-Steady; No. . mixed. 40G
4Gl4c: No. white 40i264074c. Oats
No. 2 mixed, 29G29Iac; No. white, Bic.
Rye-Firm: No. >. SIC. Bran-Firm. 6oG
timothy. sSOoG9.50; prairie. s7.0oaS.00. But
1er-Easy; creamery. 19f21c; dairy, Ed
1lc. Eggs-Unsettled, 2liaQ2
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-26

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COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans.

New Orleans, Feb. 25.-Cotton futures
quiet. Sales, a, 500 bales: February. S. IS
hid; March, s5l7G5.1s; April. Sl3G5.li;
May, S5.lSG5.a0; June, $5.24GI5. .: July, SIS
Gt;i.Sl: August, S5.S5d5.S7: September, S52S
e.5.4o: October, SINGLE; November, SS.iS
ES5.
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sugar,

New York, Feb. 25.-Sugar-Steady.
Sales. 540o bags Centrifugal, Sc test, at
cents eX-ship.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS active.
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Fer L9st GhanC.

Miss Bloom (who has just become en-.
gaged)-Do You believe that marriages
are made in Heaven?
Miss Leftover with sight, hope
so. They must be made somewhere
Brooklyn Life.
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BUSINESS OPPOETUNITY.
ZOE EXCH4NGE.

FOR EXCHANGED highly improved
iS0 acre farm lying within three miles 0f
this city. the COIN ty-ssaf or Sumner the
banner wheat county * Kansas Not
one failure IN - years cultivation % wheat
acreage Building A J. Price &.vb5. IN
curnbrance f2.Ss. due June isls- Want
inside Wichf& improved. btastnass property
property preferred What am ! ofscredg
Fred ". Johanna Wellington. Kan.
d.f-3f =
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Cash quotations were as follows
Flour-Unchanged
No. spring wheat 5J657c; No. 3, nom
fral; No. . red, sos e152c. No. . corn, 1890;
40. yellow, 4I1s@415sc. No. 2 oats,
2s12Q2ss4c; No. white, 31lzG32c; No. 3,
84@3ll5c. No. . rye, Size No =
barley, 5l15G53la No. % 51d52l@c; No. /,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-26

nominal. No. l f1axseed, S1.29. Prime
timothy seed, $3.50. Mess pork, per bbl-, |
sI61OGl0.20. Lard. per 100 lbs, s6.371a. |
Short ribs sides, Goose,) $5.15Qo.20. Dry
saited shoulders, Cboxed) 43sG42. Short
clear sides. (boxed) S5.45G5.50. Whiskey, |
distillers' finished goods, per gal, SIPS.
SIparS-I nc h2 ngel-
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St Louis Feb. 25.-Wheat-Higher; cash
and February, 5lIac; May, 5l4c. Corn
Higher; cashfl 4114c May. 421sc bid. Oats
Steady: cash and February, 2914c; May,
297sc bid. Pork-Firmer, Slo25. Lard
Steady &c -
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, Feb. 25-There was more
stir in market as a. result of more visit
ing buyers and some orders in the hands
of representatives of out of town houses.
goods, silks, domettS and white goods.
There was an irregular demand for staples
and fair sales were effected. Printing
cloths quiet at 9-16, and moderate sales
reported for orders.
"EF dar warn't some charity foh human
defecks," said Uncle Eben, ''dah couldn' be
much self-eSteem. w ashington Starr
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Established 1874. 20Yesrs-lS9
A BIG DISCOUNT.

Being reliably informed that some persons
who are not even suspected. when sent by
by their neighbors to buy Collins are being
paid a cash cOmmissi or every coffin thus
bought. Believing this to be radically
wrong. and in order TO Offset this commission
we will from this date make "a discount OF
TEN PER CENT ON ali bills bought OF Us,
and in addition 10 this will give another dis
count of
TEN PER CENT FOR CASH.
Our prices shall always De as low as the
same quality of goods can be bought any
where. We will in no case pay a commission
to any one who is sent TO Us. Be sure aud
send TO US and get the discount yourself. Re-
spectfully,
II, w. kSNOlE, UNDERTAKEN,
o13 NJ. MAIN
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~ dNTED--MISCELLANEOUs

trfsr .s'. tsae + rer lz-'er eav
WANT ED-Every property owner who
must EeH 20 call OF write .. 7 Sim
mons < Co, 10 Main 81 Moro property
sold The past month than any month
IL Eve year Sellers and buyers invited
20 our Office. ce~zIu
WANTED-To exchange ciear land Or
city lots for Photographic out1t or lens
Address &C. A 1ss--I =
WAETED-To bay a uprsghr piano:
must b iu good cor 1ition. STATE terms.
etc. Addrezs LOCK BOX - c>~zt4
wASTED-A good fresh mich COW. 20
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RECLAIMED A PART
STOCKS MAKE TWO GRAND MOVE
MENTS FOR TIE DAY.

Market Early Depressed by a Hinge Break
ket and Consequent Heaviness of
American Securities There-That Stock
Loses Still More on This Side-General
Depression Results, Which is Only
Partly Recovered in the Late Dealings
Market Closes Firmer-Bonds Lower.
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WICHITA MARKETS.

Wichita, Feb. %.
HOGS
Hog market strong and active
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-26

~ THOUGHT you told me that Miss
Brown had spenta great deal of money on
her vcice!n s'Well, so / did" But she
can't sing" well, l didn't say that she
could. did Il'-Truth.
WIFE-'sThere, now! This paper says
that married men can live on less than sin
gle men, Husband-"But, my dear, all Of
us haven't wives who take in washing" -
Dubuque Times
EMPHATIc-"He is freshman, isn't heir
remarked a girl at the football game. He
is" replied her com panion. 1.-The freshest
ever saw Detroit Free Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-26
GAINS ARE SHOWN
VISIBLE WHEAT SUPPLY DE-
REASES UNEXPECTEDLY.

WheafO Opens Easier on Heavy Northwest
ern Receipts and Easier Cables--De-
crease In the Visible Supply Causes an
Adsance, in Which Corn Also is Factor
--Breaking Up of the Country Roads by
tn. Thaw FayOrably Affects the Corn
Msrket--Oats Narrow and Not Promi-
neat--Proyisions Firm and Higher.
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GRAIN MOVEMENT
50. Louis Grain.


butter market was steady; creamery, 11T
pc; dairy, 9G20c. Eggs unsettled, 26927c.
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CATTLE.

Cattle market higher and active.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative
sales of cattle at the yards today:
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UNITED THEY STANDINGS. JoneS-"How
does YOUR husband get along with your
mother?n Mrs. Smith-"Wheneyer there
is the slightest sign of trouble get them to
talk about the baby. brooklyn Life.
TEACHER-sCan any Of you tell me why
flannel is comfortable in wiGter:' Bright
Boy Tin new underwear) makes yeh
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AGENTS WANTED in an kansas and
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Peerless Steam Laundry. wichita
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Chicago Markets.

The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open'g Hight Low't Clos G
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FINANCIAL
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the posstoalce and the y. 81. g a b1iis-
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Finder please leave a. this Office % Lewis
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WANTED-Steady young man wants a
place to board and room with private
family, and to do chores for same. Can
care Eagle. dsSstfp
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The following are the representative
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Situations ~ as,ted-Maie.

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31
GAS SHUT OFF.



The city Is still without gas, as the
repairs TO the regulator are not yet
completed, and with the thermometer
lowering about zero much inconven-
fence and some serious suffering has
been caused. Yesterday when the gas
fires all over the city began to go
out many dinners were In the process
of being prepared Many people,
thinking the gas had only been shut
off temporarily neglected TO supply
themselves with fuel, and last night
had to depend upon the Kindness Of
their nelghbors, Those who did realize
the seriousness Of the case could be
seen rumaging In their back yards,
cellars and barns, looking for empty
boxes or anything that would burn.
Others procured wheelbarrows and
many people were seen wheeling coal
from the coal yards To their homes.
The sound OF the saw and ak was
heard I'm the land and no one had
any desire or any reason for CRITICS
Ing the actions on their neighbors, nor
did even the most rigid and puritanical
church-goer question whether 1t was
work OF charity, necessity or mercy.
No services were held in the Pres
byterian church last night, as gas was
used exclusively In heating the church,
nor was any effort made TO procure
other fuel thinking. no doubt, that 1t
was bad enough to be forced to cut
wood for thelr personal needs. The
merchants who have used gas for H.
Illuminating have gone back to the
primitive lamp, and nearly every store
one enters Is 80 cold as to be almost
uncomfortable for the clerks. To-day
the coal yards were besieged with
orders for coal, and so great was the
demand that large number of orders
were left untitled and people are ehiy-
ering tonight. Those few farmers
who did bring In loads OF wood were
sold out before they got through the
outskirts Of the city. The gas viii
be turned into the main again some
time tomorrow and then things in
general will assume their everyday
air-Fremont Correspondence Chicago
Tribune.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31
THEATERs FIFTY YEARS HENCE
Some Of the Peculiarities OF q Play
house in the Year 1916

II will be q building which can be
turned into q concert hall or a pavil-
ion, says the San Francisco Chronicle
1t may have artificial walls that will
drop into the basement and enable tile
manager to get 5000 In the house,
or make 1t look crowded with $500 In
It. 1t can now be seen how, between
the acts. one will be able. by dropping
the necessary coin into slot with a
card, to bring up anything from a bot
tie Of champagne TO glass Of beer.
BY that time telephones may be by
your seat, and You can ask how your
wife Is or tell her how You are enjoy
ing yours If. All this begins to sound
commonplace already, as well as the
much-notlced idea that you wont need
TO 20 out 10 the theater at All, but You
can sit at home, and, by paying your
dollar, have the electric wire bring
the stage to your eyes and the voices
to your ear And what will the stage
be like? Probably there will be no
scenery at all They will find a pro
cess by which Ehey win make a
sketch of a scene and have it thrown
enlarged on the stage by powerful
lights, 50 It win seem 10 be real. The
curtain will probably be an Illusion,
too Heaven knowsl the actors may
be also. They may by that time have
carried the kaleidoscope and the phono-
graph 50 far that a great actor may
be playing In all the theaters at one
time All the star will have TO do will
be to 20 through his whole perform
ance. be taken by the machine, have
copies of slides made and stay at
home. while he gets his proportion Of
the receipts Just the same. And what
will the play be? Only one thing Is
certain. They will be playing Shake
speare
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31
CHAPTER XXXvII.

The next day Strange Went down
and told Mrs Fellowes more or less
about it, and put his wife entirely
into her hands
People We're less surprised than
might have been supposed at Strange's
suddenly organized expedition. He
had broken conventional laws now
for so long that if he had settled down
into a solid everyday life, without
some characteristic protest, he would
have been regarded rather rs fraud
The first possible companion his
thoughts fell on, was Brydon.
1T would be bringing him out into
the wilderness with a vengeance" me
just what Brydon wanted at the time,
and he was overjoyed at the offer.
When Tolly heard OF the proposed
move. he came 10 firm resolve to be
in it At first Strange absolutely re-
fused to take him, but at last his
persistence became so annoying that
he gave in, but not till folly had taken
the most powerfully -expressed oaths
of abstinence.
When all this was settled, Tolly
looked up with a grin and remarked
deprecatingly:
IF you admit given in to take. me
straight, l meant to reach you crooked
at Suez. sir; never intended, your
honor, to let you face them black var
mint, without me-"
Strange looked at the hideous grin
ming creature, that one good puff of
wind could blow off the face OF the
earth.
10 you know YOU are an idiot,
Tolly?"
"Yes, sir said folly cheerfully.
"And that you're very likely going
to your death?"
Not when you're about, sir; death
and you amt mates"
you're to go with Bell to-day and
get rugged out" said Strange.
yes, sir. thank your honor, but I've
took notice Of them pants and SIGH
as w.re sent to your honor and ave
hordered the same for myself barrin'
a worser quality"
"Well upon my word!"
"Arrivin at Suez without nothin to
suit the climate might ave ineon-
venienced your honor" remarked Tolly
with bland consideration. Il have
likewise perwided breechloader AMI
a revolver"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31
q yellow Qster.
BY IoTE.

soft rustic of silk, there had gone out
of 1T for ever the look of cool buoyant
youth, which was its distinguishing
characteristic.
When Gwen awoke the blinds We're
up and Ii was dusk, and the tea had
just been brought in.
Three hours at the very Least,
she thought with much discomfort,
as she slipped her tea, land watched
by him the whole timer
When she had finished her tea she
was rising to leave the room.
Her husband stopped her.
"Will You sit down again a few
, minutes?"
1.-THE dressing bell has gone" she
said unwillingly.
"nhat doesn't matter" he said, 1--WE
can be late for once. ] fancy" he
went on cody, that your pride is of
sufficiently rational and well-bred
order not to think itself obliged to
make any difficulties about money
matter
II will do as you wish in the mat
ter
And if any emergency arises re-
quiring your interference, will you
consent to act?"
YES" she said simply.
'tAnd now" he said, comes the
question of how this business is to
be presented to the world"
iCst. n H.
''The world won't trouble itself with
me-"
You'll escape better than most
women, but you won't get off scot
free; you are woman and the world
is the world. i will make the matter
right at the Clubs; You want to go to
your mother for short time, and
wish to 60 to Africa where delays
are apt to occur, and have a con-
venient reputation for vagabondage.
inform every woman of your acquaint-
ance of our arrangement in a candid
spirit OF information And, Gwen, as
the most awful misfortune that ever
befell a child is to be cast on the
world without a mother, see that your
care for this mothers health, and
when the time of peril comes for her
life, is is great as mine would be-"
Il shall not betray your trust in any
way" she said quietly.
Il shall not trouble you to write;
| shall find other means of hearing
of you. But even if you are dying,
Gwen, and | know it, | shall not
come to you unless you distinctly and
in your right mind ask me to do 50;
then, dear. / shall come; otherwise,
and later on we can make definite ar
engagements. Goodbye, Gwen, good
bye, dear"
He went to the door and held it
open to let her pass.
She paused and turned her two sad
eyes oll him.
go, child" he said gently, Ego
quickly"
When she had gone he locked the
door and fell on the sofa, still warm
from her sleeping body, and fought
down his agony in decent silence.
Then he washed and dressed, and
went down to his dinner.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31
CHAPTER XXxvIII.

Hhere was always sort OF StndiouS
hush over Waring Park, encompassing
the whole place as in d garment, but
one day a change crept suddenly into
the nature of the hush, 1t lost all at
once in culture and grew full of trem-
bling awe; for Mrs. Warning lay up
stairs on her great oak bed, her blue
eyes looking out Of her thin face full
Of y piteous longing.
She had only q slight attack OF
pleurisy, nothing to account for her
quick run down, but her heart was
very weak and irregular, the doctor
said, and he asked for an opinion from
town.
The shock Of the thing had a queer
effect on Mr.. Warning, even from q
physical point of view.
As he sat hour by hour and watched
her in dumb vague horror, one hand
always in his, his breath came In short
gasps with strong pain, his eyes grew
congested, his lips turned a dull blue,
and dried and cracked, the very blood
slowed in his veins.
The old doctor sounded him an.
xiously as soon as he noticed his CON
dition, and found his lungs as sound
as a bell. 1t was only that the two
We're absolutely one flesh; she could
suffer nothing and leave him I'M
touched She was so sorry for him
and whenever she could gather up her
strength for the effort, she put great
strain on herself to breathe naturally,
but hour by hour her power over her
self grew less, and her breathing more
constantly laborious.
And Gwen! Fear had found her at
last, and 1t tore and tortured her She
knew very little Of sickness. and In
this sickness OF her mothers there
was a pale CHASTITY shade Of some
other thing that touched the infinities.
To. be Continued
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-31

The toQue Is the popular hat. Black
is the favorite color. and to fasten
these small toques TO the hair with
rhinestone hat pins Is considered most
chic. Another favorite hat Is called
the Dutch hat 1t is poke which
sits far back on the head and then
flares up straight in front
The daintiest and prettiest Of under
Wear Is displayed in uhe shops, and
one notices the chemlses so attrac-
lively displayed as to deserve certainly
more than a passing glance Most of
them are iace-trimmed. with bright
colored ribbons run through the lace
No tin-de-siccle woman's trousseau Is
completes without number of these
dainty belongings. An attractive feat
ure about them is that the price they
bear Is very reasonable.
The black crepons so fashionable
modistes declare, will not give the
wear expected from so expensive a
material, The fault seems to lie In the
heaylness Of the material, which irags
II down, causing much sagging around
the bottom OF the skirts.
Handkerchlefs are all white this
season Those of fac sheer linen
cambria, edged with valenciennes lace,
With small script initials or monogram
In one corner, are considered the pref
tlest and daIntlcst.
Hatpins of solid gold In the shape
of round balls look very pretty when
used to pin on black velvet hat
Turquoise surrounded by diamonds
or more often rhInestones, Is the pin
par excellence for the bonnet of the
up-todate girl.
Long, handsome cut glass scent bot
ties with silver tops are again coming
into vogue.