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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
WANT HIM FOR CONTEMPT
Emil Werner Brought into Court on Com
plant of His Wife.

During the afternoon yesterday Emil
Werner occupied a chair on the south
side Of the district court while his wife,
Rosa Werner. occupied a chair on the
north side. The temperature of the
intervening space was at zero at least.
Mr.. Werner was in court, having been
brought there on complaint Of his wife,
10 show cause why he does not obey
the order Of the court by giving $40
temporary alimony to his wife Rosa,
every month. Early in the summer
Mrs. Werner applied for divorce and
asked for 800 for attorneys fees and
$40 per month temporary alimony until
such a time as the case could be heard
and disposed Of The judge granted
her the relief asked for. Mr. Werner
paid the 800 allowed for attorneys fees
Out failed TO pay her the temporary ali
mony and hence was brought into court
to explain why he did not.
The case was TO have been heard yes
terdaS afternoon but the court could
not get around 10 il on account Of other
business that engaged his attention IN
I'll the time Of adjournment. II was.
therefore, adjourned until this morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
THEY WANT YOU THERE.
Odd Fellows at 600 East Douglas viii En-
tertain this Evening.

Odd Fellows and the public generally
are invited TO attend the entertainment
at Odd Fellows hall, COG East Douglas
avenue this evening. Come and hear
the Hathaway family in their funny
songs and immitable character sketches
Professor Sanford's orchestra is guar
antee of good music. The program is
as follows:
March-Ben Hur. Chariot Race.
Declamation....... First Settlers Story
r. Hathaway.
Address Of fifteen minutes. A. E. Helm
WaltZ--Song Instrumentation.
The Two Thanksgiving Dances.
.Glduur hathaway
Scotch Song-"Jennie and jamie.
Mrs. c. II. Sawyer. r. Halfway
Rock Of Ages. Martha Hathaway
March-Honeymoon ....Orchestra
Declamation-'The Boy and the
Thrush. ..... ....... u. Hathaway
A Goose Tale. ..Gladur Hathaway
WaltZ-"The Band Played On" -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
DENIED THE BOYS CLAIM.
Judge Reed Would Not Sustain the Claim
of the Dyers.


Judge Reed said yesterday morning
that people in general were very I'M
certain that they change frequently and
were il not for the presence of a great,
firm, stable brain here and there to
hold things level that the world would
so wrong Immediately. He said that
the judge who allowed himself to be
governed by public sentiment was hard
~ the man to keep his oath Of office in
violate and that by allowing himself to
De Influenced in this manner would
soon find himself in hole from which
he would experience some difficulty in
e&tricating himself. He therefore
oVerruled a motion to set aside an at
tachment on some corn which was sup
posed TO belong to two young men not
yet Of age; namely Arthur Dyer and his
brother Sidney, aged II and 10 respec-
lively. The Dyer's father, mother and
the boys themselves live upon large
farm OF 400 acres near Clearwater and
1t was claimed by Mr.. a. F. Ross,
through his attorney, Mr.. Stanley, that
the father, Mr.. w. H. Dyer, had become
indebted to him and was endeavoring to
dodge payment. Ross attached the
corn upon the farm, and they filed suit
70 enjoin the sale of corn raised by the
boys.
When judgment was obtained upon
Dyer he claimed that the entire affair
belonged to his wife, whereupon judg-
ment was secured against her when 10
and behold the boys appear and claim
all the stock, crops and personal pro-
perry upon the place.
deposition was read in which Mrs
Dyer states that she is not able to get
out Of the house but little. that the farm
is heavily mortgaged and that about
$500 is now due in taxes and interest
She stated that she and her husband
had agreed to give the boys all they
could raise on any OF the farm except
the 100 acres of the homestead quarter
If they would cultivate it. The corn
in question was upon this land and
Harris & Vermillion appealed to the
court TO protect these boys whereupon
Judge Reed remarked that his impress
sion was that Mr.. Dyer was trying to
cover up property to beat his creditors
but at any rate he would refuse to in
terfere with the due process Of law.
Messrs Harris & Vermillion filed a mo-
ton for a new trial which will be re-
jected and the case taken TO the SILL
preme court. The amount of Ross
claim is only 500
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
KANSAS CITY


Kansas City. Dec Wheat-Slow: No.
2 hard. 5ziz157c; No. red. &c: rejected.
nominally. 52QS7c.
Corn-Yery firm: No 2 mixed. - axe:
Oats-Duil: No mixed, nomlnaliy. &c:
No. : white, IGlT3<c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. Dec. s.-FloUr-and easy. pat
euts, 3 3gT5.so: extra fancy. 6isG1 20.
fancy. S2-Sa2.e9; choice. 3 sDIz7E
Whear-Markst was infiueoced % a
great extent al the opening OF ths gues-
ton % war Or 70 war, causing a llght
upward tendency. but = soon subs.ce1 ard
prices dropped back. the market closing
red. cash. &c: No. ! hard. So: De
csDber. &c: May. 5s7sc.
COrn-F1rm early but easet OF some
later ard WAS hesvy a. the c}ose. = cent
lower for January aad Nay. but \ cent
higher for December. compared Wiz yes
terday's fns,s- No. : FniEe1. casa. -.
December. -S-sc. January. II. Nay. -
cents
Osts-Ths-e Vas some demand q; re
opening Tor Nay and = sod 49, ceri
hsRhe-. butaaoor weakened ard n1zify De-
cllrfesi Z cent. closing same as yesterday.
December unchanged Spot Gun. I'D
lover o. call. No : cast. iS7sc. DeeeHsher.
1910, Nay. IFixc
Rye-Dz1. &c BID
Rzriey-Sfezs4y.
Rsoei1.ss-Floslr. 200. zbea; zs.eas. oo-u
= 90. csz-S - 30
sZprn e1ts-F lu.1- sha1. Easz-, g 90
oUra. - 81. cats 500
NEW YORK
New York De- 1s-PIogr-RscsfYt =
80. exports SO hz--eiss sfescy. hut
trade s.fL confined . small s1ts. vita
shippers hof1lrg % a1fOget5e--
Rye soz--EasT.
EacEThese rocr-DuI- = Ts11 =.
WaSSt-Rscssrts - sof. exvo-rS. = 20
Spo< QG-~< 6zt z-sz1y. No rec. g..
No ] kzr1 CO t%Hse-e-4- sfSS.1c--s
or<ssx asrur Esr OF he p-~sttsrss rsss-
SAGE. cozplss1 Ei-h hisas- CABLES. forssg-
tuFtng zss1 s-nzlse- ssivsarE. -see1p-s
szEes Of AZ ucoc O. soEsr late czStss.
finally -klh.-1 On covering ard csassss5 -.
ard ra-rzaI1v = cs1t 61K1cr. 10. rs1
NAY = t--szF-ssc Fl1sf4 &c. De .-fr.
s-f7ss.ss.. closed 81
Co---Hsces ptE. = 20. exports. = -
Sp-s< Qzle- sz1 steady. 10 = e. %
sso-s orea~i Or er1al5zr rscs4s-s s<teE-
s2<- reacted gc1s< 4-ge- e&S - es1--
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Coffee AAKKEI.

New York. Dec 1s.-CoHee options oS1e1-
e1 duh al unchanged prices. r7sief gen
orally fea-slrelssz on iisChf local tradlnE
CIozed dull a. unchanged pricts % : points
ret decline: sales, 40 bags. inc!DE-nz
March, gI3SsGl373.
Spot 'coree-Fsso quie-: No. :. 1Ffc. Nh
c5-ssrt. Cor,s0vs. IsfIEs-sr. szie~ J. 90 bags
Maracalt-o and 80 bags Central Am4ri-
car :. Z
sansos-cfuists god average Santos y.
$40. receipts. E.pS bsSs. s-ock- $50
baEE.
Tzz5u-E-Qsiet ard unchanged. szies
y eo8 tags
Havre-Crsene fr-rE1la-. 80 fra-c A.
vance. a. noon a frsrc declce. A. =.
n ssa-ely STEADY. On hzERes 20 = franc
zdvarce. CioEszi baresy s-ea9y. = ffsrr
define % franc as4Fsace. s2lss. = ~
bzEa
pence. receipts 90 bzEs. clearss f0s re-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Every tea leaf which comes from
China has been rolled by hand. Ma
chine labor has never been made avail.
able in the manipulation Of tea leaves.
The active and chemical principle
of coffee, tea and cocoa is almost iden-
teal; caffeine, theme and theobromine
are almost tn. same except in name.
-Capua- the famous city where Han
nibars army was ruined by passing
one winter, was noted for it's manufac-
tories of perfumes. The Capuan per
fumes were sent in earthen and glass
vessels to all parts of the Roman world.
1t is a misdemeanor in England for
any unauthorized person to loiter or
walk upon ground belonging 10 and
used by railways for tracks. The stat
ute prevents accidents on the one hand
TO the pedestrians. and on the other
a possibility OF interference with rails.
The island of Zealand boasts OF IN
amphibious boat, which makes daily
trip across three lakes and the 18TH
muses. which separate them. making its
land trip on wheels which run on
track. The 20 passengers make the en-
tire voyage, IL it can be called such
without disem barking.
A postage stamp has been issued in
Rome as a protest against the italian
celebration On gold background il
the head of Leo Kill, above il is the
words Xxx Settembre, Js95." and BE-
low il "Evviva Leone XIII. Erviva
italia" The stamp Is simply curios-
ity, as the pope has no post Office
Lottery bonds viii be issued 20
cover part OF the expense of The 1900
exhibition in Paris. For 20 francs the
holder Will be entitled 20 20 admissions
70 the exhibition TO g per cent dis
count On the price of admission 10 all
the side shows and on railroad fares.
snd 20 a share of the profits he VIII.
besides. have Q chance st s.ooo.O0s
francs IN prizes, divided into = draw
'ngs in four years
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
Autograph Library.

10 Vne EQllOT OF the E<dStt
The Young Mems Christian associa-
ton building of our city is intended 10
be headquarters for the young men OF
our city. 1t should be not only a safe
place for them tc meet, but a place of
moral. mental and physical culture and
development.
The young men are the hope of the
country and the boysho today will soon
be running and controlling the affairs
of the nation. That they may be quail
fed to fill the positions they are to &C.
cupy every help should be provided AS
books are the depository of the accu-
mulated wisdom of the age, the very
best should be supplied, and as a means
to that end l suggest an Autograph Ii
brary. II has been common for per-
sons to write their name on a card, or
in an album for a friend. In this case
write your name In a good book and
present it to this library. 1t Will be a
little memento to your memory, and widl
do good when you are gone. In this
way a good library may be procured
without burdening any one. but will
really be a pleasure to the contributors.
The above is simply a suggestion TO
The authorities and friends of the inSti-
tuition. HENRY FELLOWS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
CURE FOR HEADACHE

AS remedy for all forms of Head
ache Electric Bitters has proved to be
the very best. 1t effects a permanent
cure and The most dreaded habitual
sick headaches yield TO its influence.
We urge all who are afflicted TO pro-
cure a bottle, and give this remedy a
fair trial. In cases of habitual consti-
patton Electric Bitters cures by giving
the needed tone to the bowels, and few
cases long resist the use of this medi-
cine. Try it once. Fifty cents and 800
at Geo. Van Werden's Pharmacy. 32S
y. Main street, and G. Behring's drug
store, northeast corner Topeka and
Douglas avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19

ty thought that there was not an Swear
old boy in town but what could readily
see the strength of their position and
the absurdity Of the position Of the
other side and the other side saw pre-
sicely the same thing Of the Harris
Dougherty side. Judge Reed said that
he understood the case thoroughly and
proceeded to decide in favor Of Wall
and Humphrey when Mr.. Dougherty
complained that the court was not al
lowing him the time he desired in pre-
senting argument. Judge Reed said
he was panied very much 10 think that
Mr.. Dougherty thought he had acted
unfairly by him and reclined back in his
chair and invited Mr.. Dougherty to
fire away some more oratory and that
he would reserve his decision until Dec.
90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19

--ylas. AzEn has retired frpzz shs
s1itorship % the S0sse4le Esvus a
order % gre a. asr iizss - tas ~rf.
Tag q Der ns-zoiFs sac i sc 0ziy
Treoeh 1ousSE q, Ezo9--n tlnass VIE
h&s saSee-6.ys IA sstzs.sshizx ss.os
e snJ rsvutstloa X ksr sD~ze.ss
80. = rais fo- gathering Ia ons'. era~-
!ag room a. - literary. Artistic sss
political rloi2os-s - oss'n tlsEe. E.ss-
ct sszsar-st-nE tnto a sn~rs loo.
hsnteg. :s-s ~ill b~ eagerly r~sA.
Hze A1za = sqzzllT fs8Sss ss q
writer. 2 esls1r AID sg.llsass kaxtsS.
a w. Nsihoss 'rasa't gga sAsnx
IA: jane;is IA ssaSs . azlstak- u fA~
-aF sss hss goss "a fkz ssazay
s1r IA ssegra a. 80 top iastez4 z -
ne bossoaa.- oh. nos 49, szz doe7
wisely IL 4 zaerA ~3s--T - --srz dgsa
q ous'. lsFs. taEH - wgrk sp 70 srss
l5s. q - -=uzSs~-'s uxs-~<
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
FRATERNITY AND GOOD WILL.
Every Lodge in wichita shows an decrease
for the Past Year.

During the past week Wichita has In
creased IN one particular probably
more than any city in the state. 4 rot
IN the United States. and that IS in ref
creme 10 frsternal societies.
PROBABLY the United Workmea stands
a. the head of the list for Increase n
membership during the past year; but
Z they lead they have not much the
advantage over the other fra:srael So
cieites. Such as N2ocsbees. Red Men.
Knights and Ladies OF Security. Fra
ternai AID and Modern Wo0dmea os
America
Wichita = fast becoming the city OF
lodges and there are but few men IN The
city but what hold a n membership II one
or Core % these orders
The Modern Woodmen have leased
the third toor OF the building a. the
corner % To2eka avenue aud Douglas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19

mates and closed unchanged 10 u cent
lower. May. 3is.d342sc. closed S4lzc. De-
cember closed S35sc.
Oats-Receipts. ls. DO: exports. GO. Spot
quite; No. . &s.c. Options quiet but
generally steady. closing unchanged 10 u
cent higher; May, 3+q2isc. closed &c.
December closed Z@izc
Buckwheat-DuIi. 29Iz fy40iac.
Rye-Noninal
Barley-Dul; feeding barley. 33d39c.
Barley malt-NomiuaL
MINNEAPOLIS.
Minneapolis. Dec. 1S-Wheat-tSeady:
December. 5Sc: May. Sc: on track. No.
hard 54isc: No. 1 northern, IS c. No. .
northern, 50 c.
F1our-Steady: first patents. g 0ou2 -;
domestic bakers. 40: export bakers. S200
H25Q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19

avenue. over Behring's drug store. and
will fit il up in gorgeous style.
The MaccaIbeeS have rented from the
Woodmen and other lodges are negotia-
ting for sub-leaseS also The hall, Box
90, will be elegantly carpeted and fur
nished and there are two ante-rooms OF
large size.
The Woodmen have increased in mem
bers so that larger room than they
now have was an imperative necessity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19

DRY GOODS MABKEI

New York. De-. ls-fn keeping WITH
former reports BE- has been q very auu
market and any new business trss bsea IN
reepone 70 urgent requirements 20 meek
current wants of a pressing character tor
small Moderate quamflties Print ciufnH
very dun az previous quotations ar q -
i-isc for spot and contracts. az which
the market - very weak.
Fan River. Mass. Dec. iR-Priuf cloths
qlLeL a. 3 l-.G cent Tor conlra.L-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Queen City lodge, Degree OF Honor
No. %. Regular meeting tonight.
The West Side Ladies Aid society
VIII meet al the residence of Mrs II. A
Hill on Friday at go o'clock p. m.
The Masonic bodies OF the city VIII
hold a public installation at Garfield
hall this year, 70 which the wives and
families OF MaSons viii be invited. The
installation Will be succeeded by a ban
quet given by the ladies OF the Eastern
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
THE Discovery SAVED HIS LIFE

Mr. G. Caillouetts. Druggist. Beav-
ersviIle. H.. says; TO Dr.. Kings New
Discovery I owe my life. Was taken
With la Grippe and tried all the physi-
clans for miles about, but OF no avail
and was given up and told I could not
live Having Or. Kings New Discov-
cry IN my store I sent FOR a bottle and
began its use and from tho first dose
began 70 set better. and after using
three bottles was up and about again.
Il = worth its weight in gold We
won't keep store or house without IL"
Get free trial at Geo. Van We-ien's
Pharmacy. IS y. Main street. and G.
Behring's drug store. northeast corner
OF Topeka and Douglas avenues
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
Real Estate Transfers.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company
Martha NJ. Ballinger, wd, lots 81
and % Market st, Fitzgerald's
add 49,. 49,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100
]. Downs. I'd, lots 1853 and III in
blk 10, Emporia ave, OTme &
Phillips add .....--- .....
o. G.. Wins. I'd, lot IA Chicago av
West Wichita ..--... .-... ..... %
The Northwestern Terrocotta Co
recr'S d, lots 26-4S Fulton ave.
25-47 and 26-4S Belmont ave Bel
mont add ........ ..... ......... 527
Amount of mortgages released. 1874
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Perry, o. T., Dec, s.-CSpeciaL)-The
work Of the district court is now al
most completed for the term, only a
few small and Insignificant cases re-
naming to be disposed of.
From the opening of court on No
Venber II, to this time, Judge Bierer
has disposed of forty-three motions,
and 112 United States cases, thirty
sight territorial cases, including three
for murder and 13S civil cases have
been tried and swept from the docket.
The following indictments were found
~ the United States grand jury at the
November term, 1895, Of the United
States district court. excepting those
not yet arrested:
For perjury: G. r Mckinney, Da-
Wis Main, Louis Green, ]. w. Smith, w.
N ellison, ]. w. S tanley, Joe McKin-
ney, Ed Owens, Samuel P. Kern, Ed
ward ]. Freeman and William Ray, D.
S. Force, Israeli Upton, John G. Wares
It. ]. Atteberry, VIII Fowler, Frank
Fowler, Elisha Penny.
For making false affidavit: Amos E.
Pearce and Karg c. Lester.
For endeavoring to corrupt an officer:
r. T. Brooke.
Counterfeiting: Simon Brown, two
indictments; Sam Brown, two indict-
ments and Henry Rush.
For grand larceny: Sam Berryhill
and William Crittenden.
For assault with intent to kill: O.
Shun-Kah.
TERRITORIAL INDICTMENTS
The following indictments were found
by the territorial grand jury:
Burglary: Earl Frost.
Incest: James c. Sewers.
Rape: James @. Sewers.
Perjury: Gail B. Douglass and War
rem Mix
Obtaining money under false pretense
Frank Kub.
Grand larceny: Alfred Edsel, two
cases. Frank Hazlett, two cases.
Attempting to influence jurors: Geo.
Wood, two cases.
Aiding prisoner to escape: J. II. Hart
Arson: E. w. Parker.
Receiving money when bank was in
solvent: Fred S. Gum, three indict-
ments; Fred w. Farrar, three indict-
ments; T. NJ. Richardson Jr three in
dictments; ]. V. n. Gregory, three in
dictments; ]. V. n. Gregory, ct al. and
Frank Davidson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19

United States 500 bags: Tor Europe. a.
CO bags: stock. -Ise" haEa
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday. ass bags. New York stock to-
day. 81. lSS bass Grtfcl states stock. -
SIC bags. affoat Tor The United States. -.
eno bags: totai visible fog the tnited
states. 5i3 Sc bags. against $50 bass
iAsG year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
CorToN MA.Nrr

Nt-W YORK
New York. Dee fs-Custon Jun. mis-
ding. StrC. not rtce pts Rome. gross IA
bales. exports 60 Great Britain. s.24@ balcs.
TO the continent ll1s bales. forwarded.
2.sIs bales. sales. "a bales. all srlnuers.
stock. Isl. IL bales.
NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans. Dec. fs.-Cottou quiet:
middIng. SNc. low middlnE. Ter. Foot
ordinary. Size. net recc. ptH. ~ so bates.
gross, n - bales. exports go tfrcat BRIT
air. 4.l0a bales. sales. 800 bales stock
- ISL bales.
ST LOUIS
ST Louis. pec 1s.-Cottou guile. misi-
cling. g-lsr. saleF 100 bales Trceyta g.
80 bales, shipments. Z1s9 bales. stock. tf.-
IA baleS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19

II wish said the wandering III
grim, Arising from the track - PERM;
The Lightning express 20 pass Il wish
were enc Of those cary closing move
nents They never WORK --University
OF Michigan Wrinkia
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EAN.gAR -

Kansas City. Dee. B.-Cassis-Receip
100. shipments. 100. markef very slow
and weak. Texas Efssrs. g qsff3 e.. stock
err aud feglCrn. zzPsga-56. bsEf sfcerE.
3 Ezffi n
HOZs-Raceipts 1870. shipments. zoo.
market Wesis heavies g 9sfz -. miSe-s,
3 ssqzD. Aghts. 3. 15gfs T.. yUFksfs D.Ss1
AZ
SHEEP Receipts 200: shipments. Jso.
market steady. muttoas. Le@as q.
ST. LOUIS.
-. Louis Dec. Is-Cattle- nersspts. a.
osl. market slow. native b1eges. . q
800; Teras s.eeTE. g 1,fI2%
NcEs-Ftec - tfA. > lss. beavy. g. Esli1 81
rliH@s5. 8 2sY2 -. Eshf fs.EQ1 a.
eheeTs- Hs-cssFis. z.eDs market steady
natives. s22g1 .
NEW YORK
S~- York Dec. f-Flssves-f ie~~gfs.
-. slow and weak for Steers a1G bglis.
stazs ard o1axs. o Ss51-50. tUila g. 80 ~
Cry c1ywH q 1904 -. F9sfFOrsan cables
quote Anrs-fcau gte-srs a. f4sfsf- dFsssszf
y . ght. rsrfFtEsrSsGf t,oef ~ 7i.QfFsc.
Eksa-p ard lz-nbs-Its-ssigfa. ~ ss~ss.
poor % prime st8seg. g Jsf7 ~. cho,rs.
3 -. cOrnraol "a clsotra iaTta. - sssif =.
HoEs-f sos4ssla. Ike. ssessey a. . -
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GRAIN MAl.kET
CHICAGO

Furnished by r L. BOSTICR. Commits
sion Merchant, room 10. over Kansas Ma
uonal bank
Chicago, Dec. Is
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LIVESTOCK MaRKEr.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Dee. - -fiuggs- Receipts, g.
on: market slow ard weaker. light. 3 go
569. mixed. = Asff5. -. heavy. = ss9a ssiS
Cattle F-Ceip;s. Is. CO. nStrsef dun ard
barely steady. be0ves. = Hff4 -. Teas
Q250
shsep-Reccipts. 15.ooo. market slow ard
weaker.
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MILLS GRIND FAST
PRESUMABLY WITHOUT ANY SAC
RIFIOE OF FINENESS.

Partial List of Those Against Whom In
dictments have Been Found, Together
with Offense Charged, as Returned by
the Grand Jury at Perry. o. T.-Periury
Cases and Cases Growing Out of the
Perry Bank Failure Noticeable for the
Number of Indictments Found-Number
of Cases Tried the Present Term,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
"PLAiN FACTS"

Il IS a fact that you can do better and
get the incest things for the money at
G. NJ. Howe's Jewelry Store than any
other place.
Our line OF Diamonds. Watches.
Clocks. Jewelry. Silverware. Cut Glass
Fancy China, Opera Glasses. Gold Spec
t2cles. Silver Lamps, Sterling Silver
Mounted Packetbooks, Sterling Silver
Novelties.
All these things we have are entirely
new designs. We invite you 10 come
and inspect our stock, whether you buy
or not.
ii. NJ. HOWE, Jeweler,
no EAST DOUGLAS AVE.
Sec The Mac Trsi6u Bracelets.
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