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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-24
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. Nov. 23.-Coffee-Options quiet
with prices unchanged, ruled dull and fea-
tureless, weak undertone owing to large Wis
ible supply and heavy continued Brazilian
movement: closed steady, unchanged. TO 5
points advance Sales 500 bags, including
December s32a9e.aS; March ss,So. Spot cof-
fee-Rio dull: NO. jobbing 10i1c; invoice
Zoe: mild quiet: Cordova I5dl7c. Closed
quiet. Havre-Closed quiet at i.6iz franc
ret decline; sales 500. Santos-Quie;
good average Santos 1850: receipts q ooC:
stock $500. Eamburg-Steady; i pfenn.g
advance: sales 5000 Rio-Steady; No. : Rio
1880; exchange 81; receipts 500: cleared
for the United States 10 205. Including Il SIS
from New ofrk: New York stock today
SIS 30; United States stocks 80. SO: anoat
for the United States 2Si,0po; otai visible for
the United States esa SO against So ls6 last
year. Rio weekly report-Steady: exchange
standard Iisaoe: receipts during the week
l,s 90. shipments TO the United States Sc
CO: stock 81. 600. Santos weekly report
Quiet. good average Santos per 100 kilos =
s5s; receipts during the week 10. 90: ship
rnents TO the United States 3,oco. stock Sc
Osa
Sugar-Rsv. quiet but steady; fair REIN
ing &c: centrifugal. IS test, sac; refined
quiet: STANDARD ii.c; coIfectioners "A" -;
cut loaf Sc.
London. Nov. g-Csne Suezr-DuH: TO
demand: centrifugal Java rs sd: musco-
yado fair refining Ies Bee. srzar-DuIi:
November * Sd. December $ Sd
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FLOODS IN rHE NORIHwEsr
Folks Float Down stream with Bears for
Isliow-Pzs.engers.

Seattle. Wash. Nov. 23.-Nsx5 has
just reached this city from Skykomish
On the Great Northern railroad. which
indicates that the Skykousish river IS
rising. The river has Jumped its bank
In places and invaded the homes %
Tancher=. One instance IL given where
q woman gadsi half mic with a badly
in her arms through three feet OF wafer
70 escape the irving water. Houses
have been Swept away and big trees.
fences and other movable objects are
being carried OF. A man named Baker
came sailing down the Skyxomszh ger
terday on a tree while near him crouch
81 big black bear. Near the town %
Ekykornisb Mrs. Sanders saw bar on
a floating tree and shot u dead and Sc
cured the carcass.
Washington. Nov. .5.-Dispa.ches IN
dscsts bright outlook for the early re-
-umpiion Of regular mail facilities In the
flooded regions in the far northwest
Division Superintendent Barely a. -.
Feul n irsi today that ;ne Great Sorta-
ern started tTo through trsins today.
che leaving S. Paul a. . al the Ofnsr
at 5 O'Clock Transfers are stu nece~-
sary a Skykonis5, Ussh-. AID Psoi. Sta-
i'm Mr1.zua
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Haiy Eaee Tus1ay 1oruua Nouenbsr a. 1896.

ei,0Ss. Spot strong; No. hard S21.c. Options
opened easy under disappointing cables and
generally bearish foreign statistics, but
turned strong and advanced all day On
good. local buying, stimulated by strong
western cash situation. higher late cables.
decrease IN the visible supply and reports Of
locusts in Argentine, closing S1sG9ssc h-sh-
er: No. 2 red November closed SIC; Decem-
be- Sii. GSSc, closed Soc.
Corn--eceipts lis. 100 bushels; exports p
ga bushels. Spot frmer; No. 2. 21ac. OD-
tons strong and higher on covering, L.
duoed by firmer cables and sympathy with
wheat. closing at ss@2.c net advance. No
vember closed csssc: December 2sisG@sc.
closed $3.50.
Oats-Receipts $500 bushels: exports So
s@l Spot hrr1er; No. ?. 2S4c- Options quiet
but firner with the other markets, closing
at 3sMlxc advance. May 2s1sc. closed 2S1sc;
December 2sasshc. closed sae:
Hay-Easy: spring shipping ooGoOc good
to choice 7JQS2isc.
Hops-Firn, 1895 crop 3d91z: Pacific coast
317iz: 1896 crop uG1S; Pacific coast S913i1c
Hides-Firm: Galveston Is; Buenos Ayres
dry, nominal: Texas dry, 15c; California 10
Leather-Fsrm; hemlock sole Buenos Ay-
res 15d3Gkc.
500.
Beef hamS-16G17c.
Cut meats-Steady; picked bellies 4Ssdoc
picked shoulders 4c: picked hams SiSfiec.
ed higher.
Pork-Flrm; mess ss.25Gs-75; family s11-oo
R;ce-Steady: domestic fair TO extra 314 d
SC; Japan 4ilGZc.
Molases-Steady; New Orleans open ket-
tie good to choice 2SGSic.
Butter-Receipts 7,Ci3 pkEs; steady. West
ern dairy SG1Sc; western creamery 1S1zI2,c
Elgins PC; factory 7Mi2c.
Cheese-Receirts sl42 pkgs; steady Large
Tk61ol4; small 71kGlo4; part skim 3G7; full
skim 2i.G3.
Eggs-Receipts 7,4e2 pkgs; steady. State
and Pennsylvania 32G25c: western 15i4 GAc
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. Nov. 2s-Wheat-Spot dull: de-
nisnd poor; No. red winter IS Id; No.
red spring Is lid Hard Manitoba nominal
futures ooene deasv with near and distan;
uosit,ons unchanged from Saturdays clos
ing prices: business about equally distribut-
ed; November nominal; December IS Sd
January. February 6s Slsd; March IS SID
nri1
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DAYS LIST OF yAILCRES
Schedules in the assignment of Hilton,
Hughes g. Co, Flied

New York, Nov. e3.-Schedules in the
assignment of Albert B. Hilton, who con-
Quoted business under the firm name of
Hilton, Hughes & Co.. successors to A.
7. Stewart & Co. were filed today. The
schedules shows liza bilities to the amount
of 81 1891, SIC; nominal assets 81 800 ,347, and
actual assets S732.114.
Buffalo, n. Y, Nov. 23.-That the
Bank of Commerce will go into the
hands Of a receiver now seems inevita-
bic. All attempts at reorganization
have proved fruitless. Other banks are
not inclined to assist andsthe stockhold-
lers of the suspended bank cannot agree
now among themselves.
Detroit. Mich. Nov. 23.-Mably & Co.,
one of the leading retail clothing firms
of the city. this morning filed a chattel
mortgage for $3.50, 600 10 the Union Trust
company as trustee for their creditors
A blanket mortgage covering the entire
stock OF clothing, boots and shoes. men :
furnishings, etc, was also made 10 the
Union Trust company.
In the circuit court Judge Donovan ap-
pointed the Union Trust company receiv
. Ell, with power TO a. once take possess
sion of the store and carry on the bus
mess in accordance with the terms OF the
chattel mortgage.
The Indebtedness of the firm is H.
tie less than $500, coo. Bruce Goodfellow,
president of the company, said later tina,
he hoped that the firm would be able
10 reorgaliZe and continue the business
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SAN EKSiIo Runs AGROUND
Eight of the Grew Drosned whiIs Trying
to Eseape In Soasa.

P0:a. Arena, Cal. Nov. 27.-Ths
steamer san B<nito - fss; ayro1zs a
few miles north % tins place zad w.li -
a total wreck Eight O fae vessels
crew have been drowned ard TIE re-
naming fS.rty-fTe. after suffering ter
r!biy from exposure. <ere taken from tas
wreck today BY boats from fhe Tekculag
steamer We>ott n toe terrible gale %
Sunday morning the Szn Bsrgto crash
ed IL a dangerous sScsIsty ard - nov
resting on t5~ rocks and - beng grad
uz,iy b>a1en 20 p8ecsz ~ TIE combines
eetson % the gale and surf. was1 fss
steamer grounded tao ooa-s rer. iorer-
e but tSey were cspxsxsd IN re sur an1
eszst men were drowned IT, ezptkla
and tie rs-nztnSer % The crssz stark -
tie sap vn-l taken o. % tse Tezcs.fs<
steamer. = far as k.0Ea tz9ss drgs-.-
e. are a. sci5yEs.
o. " SCOTT. frsf assistant sr<s-e~r.
G. n CoSD0Is seeg=c zssss.s@- en-
zi1-c-
II gRENDrRGAST Ese-nz1-
JOHN II. SHERIDAN. aeess 1or.
Tire Ees11~n. Es-s-z ssx-oEs.
saz Franc-ses. Cal. Sor. zs--Tne To-
i0wiag s-e tae names % ~ Survivors %
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CHICAGO LAKE FRONT CASE
Hearing Begins i'm Washington Before
Commissioner Lamoreaux.

Washington, Nov. 23.-The Chicago
lake front case came up for a hearing
before Commissioner Lamoreaux today.
1t involves 160 acres Of land whose value
is estimated by some as high as SIC, 000,-
0G0. Although there are only tow sides
to the controversy, there are half a doz-
en- interests involved on the side whose
contention is for public domain.
The other claimants, whose conten-
tons are based on patent issued TO one
KenZie in 1897, are n. x. Fairbanks, the
Ogden-Sheldon estate, and the New
berry library and others now In possess
sion of parts of the land. The city Of
Chicago also has a claim, through its
park cimmittee. The hearing began to-
day and is likely to last three days
Today was devoted 10 the arguments
for Fairbanks, Ogden-Sheldon and New
berry library, which were made by Attor
reys Neeham and Cotton. They submit
ted that none Of the lands in the contro-
versy can be surveyed as public lands
The survey made under the order of the
Office of September "a, 1896, should not
be approved and that the application of
Benner andLa Toilette should not be al
lowed in any particular. They claim
that the patent of Kenzie was for lands
to the lake front and the accretions. nat
Gral, and artificial, belonging to the
property
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Zeal Estate Transfers.
FURNISHED by the Wichita Abs.:ac
and Land company

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
| and Land company
Max Schulz, wd, lots SO So and 81
Douglas ave, w 3 Smiths add;
lots IA SO and 80 Rock Island av
Rock Island add; 40 fit lots 6
and blk 3 English's Attn adds 1882
! Lucinda Davis, I'd, lots and Sem
eca st, Martinson's 3rd add. 2
Geo. II. Perry, wd, S 1-2 lot and
lots s to Is even, Commercial av
Stephens add to SedSwick City LOG
W. ]. Weir;ck, wd, IL and sw
IA of NV IA sec q lie and Sc
IA of ne Ia sec l q 1w. 5000
Keene sc Savings bank, qcd, lot
IL Schiller ave Cettos add ....... ]
William Bank, I'd. lots to 6 even
Topeka ave Wells add.. 81
Is. F. Mclean, qcd, lot New York
ave Mathewson's 4th add. ....... 81
Joanna Maifley, wd, lets 80 to 43
cons blk Maize Academy add $50
Lucy K. Perry, wd, lot and n 1-2
lot Commercial ave Stephens
add to Scdgwick City ........... SO
j. P. Mahan. I'd. lot 10 Emporia
ave Mead's add 80. =. :. ..... 101
Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
Company, qcd, lots 81 and SO,
Douglas ave, English's add. 2001
Leo Il dllitT va IL lIll. III IOIS If
and Is Water st Telfords add. 450
NJ E Rogers, wd lot so Ida avenue
EyoeS adG. ..---- ....---. i
B F Mclean lot blk IL Or
chard Grove add. .......
Poiaski Kin wd 1-2 of lots 80 TO 316
even, Main st, Hyde & Ferrells
lots Z, and Fourth ave New
York add lots 60 to rs odd, Porter
ave Riverside add: lots 50 and 55
Mosley ave, Ransom & Rays add 1000
c A Parks, trustee, qcd lots 80 and
40 blk II, Glenn ave, Martinsons
seventh add. .... $500.
Alliance Trust Co., sd lot % and
1-2 lot 20, Fourth ave, Meads
aCu- -..---... ...--.... 20
j f CARROT Qcd lots IS and 90, blk
< Wheelers add 1890. ....
Sedgwick Co lots 90 and "a Phil
lips avenue, lots 9 Ito 81 cons.
Wichita ave; lots 81 and IS Ducey
ave town of Bentley. .
Samuel o. futile, wd lots $50 and
132 Washington ave Campbells
u.
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the San Benito. who were rescued by
the steamer Point Arena and taken 20
Mendocino.
William Smith, captain: r.. Selling.
chief officer. J. Swain. second officer: O.
WHO. third officer; g. r. Nelson. csrpen-
ter: j. NJ. Wood. chief engineer; Peter
O'Leary, third assistant engineer: J. J..
Wilson, cook: WV Sloan. storekesper:
w. II. Jeffs and J. McKeon. water ten
ders; Frank Dean. mess boy: J. Ward.
water tender: e. Meyers. waiter: o.
Johnson. quartermasteT; ]. W. stewart.
y. Nelson, J. Benson. j. III. Barclay. ard
A. White. all seamen. J. Perry. lamp
trimmer; J. J. Riley. J. Keboe. J. Nc
Dad. fireman: u. Fshsy. j.. Fshey. VI.
Pendergast. firemen. ". Shehsn. ~
Fernandez, and ". Kelly. coal passer--
Six Others have been landed az Point
Arena. and the fate % the balance Of
the crew who left the vessel IN boats 10
as yet uncertain.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO

Chicago, Nov. Elm cattle anything
strictly choice was strong to 10c higher;
while the commoner grades were slow at
steady prices. Sales were on basis of
s. ccQ4.C0 for common to fair grades of ma
tive beef steers up S5.oJd53 for prime to
extra lots with the bulk of the trading at
81 20d4.s0. There was no chaonge in stock
erS and feeders. sales being made at $2S0G
$50: Cow sales were largely at s2.CoQ30
with heifers selling at S.3QS.15. Bulls sold
at the usual wide range of prices and calves
were fairly active at $30OlS.S. Western
rangers sold at last weeks quotations.
Hogs-In hogs a good run caused much
stronger market and prices moved up 6G10c
an extreme range of So. C5G33D; heavy pack
ing lots going at s.. 15G 49, and prime light
and medium weights selling at top prices.
Figs sold at $. 1Sd2. 10 in most cases.
Sheep-A good demand for sheep caused
prices TO rule strong and 10c per hundred
pounds higher. Sheep sold at S1.75d3.Jo and
lambs moved off actively at S.&d510 for
poor to fancy focks. Feeders We're again
good customers and they were an important
factor in the market.
Receipts-CattIe 1900; hogs. 5000: cheep.
GGO0.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Nov. 23.-Cattle-Receipts 5000;
market strong at Saturdays quotations.
Hogs-Receipts 5000: market 10c higher.
Light s. 3O93. %; mixed S. 1Oa3.3S: heavy $50
3.42lz.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City Nov 3-Cattle-Recepts,
500; shipments $500; market active for the
best grades, steady; others weak. Texas
steers s.. EG2. 70: Texas cows 2.OOQ2.I5; ma
tive steers s.. 4OGf4. 60; native cows and heif-
ers $1.3O3S.50: stockers and feeders s2.1oGQ
AGO; bulls s1.75d3.0o.
Hcgs-Receipts 5000: shipments 5000; mar
ket strong TO sc higher; bulk of sales $500
3.35 Heavies So Od335: packers $S.15G3-3o:
mixed s.. 30G3. %; lights s.. 1043.35; workers.
S3.oG2.35: pigs 3OOd3.25.
Sheep-Receipts 1000; shipments a1c0: mar
ket strong. Lambs :30Gd44o: muttons s.. 100
gals.
NEW YORK.
New York. Nov. E3-eBeveS-Receipts q
24S: active: steers and good cows higher;
bulls weak; native steers AOOd5.O5: oxen
S3.05a3 10; bulls $2.2oa3.lo; dry cows $500
800.
Gables quote American steers at 10s4c
dressed weight; sheep at sdS4c dressed
weight: refrigerator beef 7G%c.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts Ii, 800; active.
firm for sheep and slightly stronger for de-
sirable lambs: sheep S2.50ds.50.
Hogs-Rcceip:s 1881; firm at S7ed4.10.
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CHICAGO
Articles.

Chicago, Nov. 3.-Butter-tlrm, cream
| cries 15d2lc; diaries 1od1Sc.
| Eggs-Firm; fresh 21c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Nov. 23.-Wheat-Rathel
slow: No hard 75d1ac: No g. 6SG12l &c, lat
! ter for fancy; No. red size; No. 8, sGaS9c
| No. spring nominally, .2qlic; No 3, 40
| 72l2c
Corn-A shade higher. more act;ve;; No.
mixed 1S40s4c; No. white lSs4c.
| Oats-Steady: No. mixed 1STi5c; No.
white. old. nominally 221ac; new, &c.
| Rye-Firm; No. 2. SKA Sc
Hay-Higher choice timothy s.. 0Gs.O0
! choice prairie s5.0Gd5.50
Eggs-Firm, 17l2c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. Nov. 23.-Receipts-Flour 5000
wheat ~ zoo; corn 12S.eo; oats 81. 900. Ship.
ments-Fiour 5000; wheat 400; corn $500
GA IS l0Nsn.
Flour-Dull weak and unchanged.
Wheat-There was very little life In tht
market al the opening as news was scarce
December wheat opened at SIC, shade
better than Saturdays close, in sympathy
with Chicago. soon jumped to ss12c but for
lack of support soor dropped 10 Sc. II was
bid up to s6l4G%c. fiuctuated for while be-
tween that price and Sslsc, and then rallied
and sold up to sSi2c again. where x remain
cd for some time, from there advancing 70
sss, 63sc. and closing AT those prices. May
opened at S7ikc, Ssc lower than aSturday :
close. 1t was bid W TO Ssi4c. was offered
down to S7TsGSSc. rallied and sold up 10
ssh 61sc ard then was offered down to &i2c.
closing a Sszsc Spot quiet: No red cash.
elevator e. track Sic: No. hard cash I5c.
nominal: December ssss1zsc; May Ss@sc.
Cor--Futures showed no life early. but
during the rerrlai u-ier OF the day trading
was better fractional advance being made
over Saturday. Spot 6rmer: No. ? cash
and Decen,ber &c: May &c bid,
Oats-Futures firm: spot higher: No. 2
cash roc bid: Maybe bid
Rye-Hixher. SAG bid
Barley-Nominal
Cornmeai-N.sS-
Rran-Dun. weak sc for east track
Nsee6-F.rni. a<isc bid
Prime tsmothyseed-G5o 80.
Hay-Steady: prime. stoSd7.5o: timothy.
g. ca6l25a
Bu;ter-S,eady, teding upward
ESE-Hisher. 1sc.
WhsSy-S-S
Cotton ties and hs gginr-Cnchaurei.
Pork-StarSari mess joob;ng ST. U.s.
Lard-Hi CHER; choice SAsiiz: prime steam.
ss.77lS.
Bacon-Boxsd shoulders $40. extra shor.
clear s.. *: RIBS s. %; shorts SIS.
Dry salt meass-Boxed shoulders- exart
short clear and RIBS s-ie, shorts $S-
NEW YORK.
New York, Nov cs-FloUr-Recsioss a.
sol barrels; exports T.i9l barrels Fsrner
bat rather quiet; winter pateE:Ss S-.5f74 80;
winter strsfghts sislotSa; Minnesota pat
elts &.s5gf -: winter extras 2l5SIS -:
Minnesota bakers S.EdAl5: water loZ
grades Sss5T50
Rye -four = Quiet: supsrflEe SS1GSs5;
fancy $S.5eG3D
Ruckshezt Aour-DrII- 81 =
TsucsSshess-2rist. SsEsSsc PRIME state
Co-aneai-StssGy: yellow western &c
Rye-S.sa6y: No. western +4ssGS5 c.
Barisy-stesdy. western feeding 1Sss G4c.
Barley r.alt-'21iet: western DIX
Uhea;-Escespt<. s. 100 bushels; exports.
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DEATH OF NOTED PYIHIAN
Martin Luther Stevens Carried on BY an
Illness Due to Overuork

New York. Nov. z3.-ons OF The Oldest.
best known and most distinguished rrern-
be-s OF Tie order OF Knights OF Pythias.
Martin Luther Stevens. died a. his resi-
csnce in Brooklyn this afternoon. He
had been III long tine. his illness hay-
ing been brought on primarily. I; - BE-
Isye3. by cyer-x0-k- Early this s-zi-
Ts- ne vas stricken with fever which
returned a snort time ago. and since hen
as recovery has been deemed .m2os-
s.hle-
Mr. Stevens was born & Richmond.
Ne. IN 1855. tie son 90 Bs2tis; c5sr-
gyrla1- He was educated n Hamilton
college and for q time served az super
tnteadest OF srhcoks IN Portland. Ne
For the past thirty years he has been e.
gagged in TIE lie Insurance. yr. Stew
ems was one OF the Oldest Pysa.zns n
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GERMAN BARK sMIDr WRECKED
Crew Taken OF In . Tsmishfug Conditions
by British yesset.

Denver. Colo. Nov. "A special "a
the Republican from Galveston. Tex.
says:
The British steamship Hoy Well. Cap
tain Brown. master. which arrived this
evening. reports that on November >. IN
latitude ~ north. Longitude - west. sbs
sighted the German bark 5nidt- Sba
was djsmasted. leaking aud flying sR-
nails 81 distress. The Sfnidt was from
Iquique with q cargo Of szltpstsF. 5ns
was caught IN a hurricans October u and
dismas.ed and everything on deck wash
&C overheard. her provisions SOAKED with
sal; water aad her fresh water ruined for
use By becoming lnoreEnatei with salt
peter. PFioF % being siSatsi BY fns
Holy Well. the captain and two % t5e
csez OF the Sbnidi mad did % exposure
and syer- buried At sez- The remainder
q nef crow were In a farnishlpz coadi-
ton and almost heipiczs. The shiyrrsrS-
81 crew were br0ozht here and are b.
ing cared for By the German consul Trs
has SAGE b@es reported ss having been
picked up and toged into one 81 tie
poTtz % tns West India Islands.
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TIE WEATHER.
N-lrhi+a IL 49,

Wichita. Kan, Nov. =. 1894
local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Until Wednesday fair and colder
During the past twenty-fou- hours tn.
highest temperature was 81 degrees. the low
ess 81 degrees. and the mean sc degrees
with clearing weathr, brisk southwest wind
shifting in the afternoon TO fresh north
wind with rising barometer.
For the whole of the past week the tenn
perature has averaged ? degrees below the
normal FOR this place and season
Thus FAR this month the average terrocrz
ture has been ~ degrees.
For the past eight years the average tenn
peratUre for the month OF November Ia.
been g degrees and for the Zsrd day = de-
grees. FRED l.. JOHNSON.
Observer.
Washington. d. C.. Following Is tie fore
cast till D. N. Wednesday:
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Clair and north winds.
For Kansss-Cooier N the eastern portion
and northe-ly winds becoming northeast
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MILO b. STEVENS DEAD
One OF the Best known Pension Attorneys
In the United States

Cleveland, o.. Nov. 23.-Milo p. Ste
vens, one OF the best known pension
attorneys In the United States. died Al
his home. 5s7 Cedar avenue. today. aged
IS. Mr.. Stevens. ever since the close OF
the war. was known far and wide az 4
pension attorney. having been at the
head OF the firm OF Milo y. Stevens <
Co, with the principal office in the Clio
yer building. Washington. and branche.
In this city, Detroit. and Chicago. The
immediate cause OF his death was cry
csreIaz
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RAILROAD mrsT BE MOVED
Eoermeu, Reservoir 20 re cens,rsc;sa -
IL rkso.

= Paso. Tex. Nov. zz-rapsain Der
BY. representing the United States. and
Senator YDarTstz. chief srziassr % fhs
International dan cosa-s-sss0s for &sx-
leo. sxseed today upon a report recon-
neudinz the coasfructfou q a dam a1i
reservoir across tas RIO Grade a; rsls
point FOR the storage q foof waters for
irr gz;fon ggrrsozss General Xsn2ger
Frey q TIE sxata re raiifDsd <aS hers
today IN CONSULTATION with CotooFi An
son Mills. sbe United statss boundary
csnszs.oaer. relative - ne cost % nov
tax the Santa Fs track from ta~ river n
sae fogshsIlss - e; ne Esisz9sd Sut %
the way % ne reservoir. 1hica u 70 -
tper9y-zTyen miles Sonx az6 Sist@ea
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-24
DID YOU EVER.

Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles? If not, get bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has been
found 10 be peculiarly adapted 10 the
relief and cure Of all Femaie Complaints
exerting a wonderful direct influence in
giving strength and tone TO the organs
II you have Loss of Appetite, Colsipa-
ton, Headache. Painting Spells. or are
Nervous, Sleepless. EXcitable, Melan-
choiy, or troubled with Dizzy Spells.
Electric Bitters is the medicine you
need. Health and Strength are guaran
teed by its use. Fifty cents and 81 90
Rt George FanWerden's Pharmacy. 32S
n. Main street, and G. Behring's drug
store. northeast corner Topeka and Doug
las avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-24
THERE Is NOTHING so GOOD

There is nothing just as good as DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. so demand il and do
rot permit the dealer to sell you some
substitute. He will not claim there is
anything better, but in order 10 make
more profit he may claim something else
10 be just as good. You want DR.. Kings
New Discovery because you know il 10
be safe and reliable, and guaranteed to
do good or money refunded. For Coughs,
Colds. Consumption, and for all affec-
tons of Throat. Chest and Lungs. there
is nothing so good as is DR.. Kings New
Discovery. Trial bottle free at Geo. Van
Werden's Pharmacy, 32S North Main
stTeet. and G.. Behring's drug store,
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
avenues. Regular size so cents and S1.00.