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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-07

sick for some time. Mr.. Meserve would
not probably be able to reach the east Ii
time to attend her funeral.
The Young American Comet band of
Wichita is said to be the youngest Or
ganization of musicians in the world,
are making arrangements for giving an
entertainment. They have also invi-
tations from surrounding cities TO give
their concert and Will accept the same
when their uniforms are secured.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-07
GOLD IN THEIR DEPREoATIoHs.
South African Liors Are Noted fer Their
Aggressive Forzy%

Scc-h African hoas are beyond qu@s-
TIN. the bolde~t Of al predatory arr
rails. and those OF MzshonalsDd are
rcrhaps the bol5est OF az During TIE
/ Pit. -oeir natural hUntirg tine. thy
e;ts.c,c orsucht animals, or ever nea,
-ltzin 2 fe7v aids q the camp LTes,
fn9 z7r Z cocs-zu. apr ssz-tovs dauFer
=. t-z-e.ers il districts rsm@te from
n. main trasle OF traders. Prom tie
Zsr1besi, through Nssh0naiaEd- aEsd
.-o-th 20 the LiraDopo. . chorus OF con
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COTTON MARKET.

New York, Feb. 6.-Cctton dull; mid
ding, SIC; net receipts, 60 bales; gross,
LIS bales: exports to the continent, 80
bales; forwarded, 164 bales; sales, LOO
bales; stock, 1S9, O43 bales.
New Orleans, Feb. s.-Cotton steady;
rniddling, nc; low middling, 75.c; good
ordinary, 5-16c; net receipts. 6.3l3 bales;
gross. 6.531 bales; exports TO Great Britain,
S.2Sl bales; to continent, Il. S92 bales; sales,
$500 bales; stock, 556 4OS bales.
St Louis, Feb. 6.-Cotton dull; no sales
reported; middlng. 15-16c: receipts, 26OS
bales; shipments, 2,7S5 bales; stock. Ii,,SS
ba les
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York Feb. 6.-There was much
improved inquiry for all classes OF goods
as a result of the much better feeling con-
sequent 10 the over-subScription OF the
bonds. Visiting and local merchants are
now in line together. and the general sent
iment is that business all over the country
will be beneficially affected by the aston
ishing over-subscription. Printing cloths
in demand and some sales unofficlally re-
ported at q. cents.
FAN River. Mass, Feb. Sprint cloths
drril II q. nar-s
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AMERICAS COMMON ROADS.
Statistics show That Cheap Highways Are
the Most Costly.

the Most Costly.
The total length of the common roads
IN this country. good. bad and indiffer-
ent, is estimated by Gen. Stone, Of the
road bureau of the department of agri-
culture, at something over 100000
miles. The majority of these roads
have been opened by common laborers,
hired by local supervisors, and no en-
gineering principles have been OBJ
served in their construction. As re-
suit it costs more to keep them in re-
pair than if they were as many finely
macadamized roads.
Keeping these new roads in repair
and opening new thoToughfares cost
Massachusetts in 1893, outside Of cities,
Sl,136.94+, or 5000 per mile; New ! ork,
s., 500 900, or $50 per mile, and New Jer-
sey, SITS. 4o7.s2, or S43.25 per mile. The
total expenditure for roads in that year
accounted 10 about So, 200. 900. As a
grteaer part of the enormous sum was
spent in repairing poorly constructed
roads that would need exactly the same
attention next year, il is not an exag-
eratiOn 10 say tAst most OF IAe money
was wasted.
Fine roads can be constructed all the
way from S4OQ 70 $500 a mile, accord
ing 10 the u4ture OF the country
through which they pass, the cost OF
cruAbed stone and other engineering
problems. The cost Of keeping these
roads in repair is infinitely smaller
than that required 10 repair the
ordinary dirt roads each winter and
spring when great gulleys and ruts are
washed into them by rains and floods.
The secret Of the success OF the fine
roads IN France is attributed 70 the
prompt and systematic repairs made
at all seasons of the year.-The Manu-
facturer.
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SUGAR MARKET.

New York. Feb. 6.-Sugar-Raw firm; ;
sales. go tons Sumatra centrifugal, IS test,
at 37sc ex-ship, 30 tons Jamaica musco-
vaGo 50 test, at 3l,c.
London. Feb. 6.-Cane sugar firm; centri-
fugal Java, lbs 10l2d; muscovado fair re-
fining. lis Cd.
Beet-Firmer; February and March, lis
I
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GRIN MOVEMENTS

On the Produce Exchange today tle Iuc-
ter market vas quiet; creamery, 14T-Sc:
dairy. SIl6c. Cheese. quiet, S.Es@.c.
Eggs, steady; fresh. l.ieT-5c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Feb. 6.-Wheat-A ctive.
No hard, e5GS.c; No. 5, 5SE6oc: rejected
noTniCaliy. 45esi5c, No. = red. mas.
Corr-Dsma+l6 light; No. > mixed pa
Sc; No. > white, &c bio.
Oacs-Flrn: demand fair; No. . mixed
lSi-c; No. : white. &c
ST LOUIS.
s. Louis, Feb. 6.-Fl our-EsSier n tore
ana the tendency downward; patents. g =
G3.S; extra fancy. S5-50S5.5o; fancy, $31es7
SD; choice, S47cI2Sl.
Wheat-Opene6 higher for futures OF
bullSh cables, though market inclined 10
weakness. later the crowd became more
inclined . sell than 20 buy and q decline
resulted, che close being steady 20 = ce--
higher than yesterday Spot dull. lower
No cash, &c; No. hard. 81 Feb
Tuary. ~; May. So; July. 5i-1c-
Cor.-tooT recs-1sS and the advance u
wheat caused . higher opening Tor u
lures bu, 4 did Tot hold and 3 ra---al r.
lapse resulted. he close being "a cent
higher Khan yesterday. SCOT STEADY: No
mixed. cash ey-sci February. -: Nav
TIC; July, 49,.
Oats-Nzy il good demand AID sellers
scarce, that option closing unchanged.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.


Chicago, Feb. acknowledging. q 900;
market active and strong; light mixed and
heavy, $O0Q42712; rough, slOoG4.05.
Cattle-ReceiptS. $500. market firm
beeves, 3.3oG4. 50; cows and heifers. Sl-60d
$50; stockers and feeders. S25lsI3.05.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market strong.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Feb. 6.-Cattle-Receipts
1850: shipments. ESQ: steady; Texas steers
s.. 60d3.55; native cows s2o9G3.55; stockers
and feeders, s2.50d375.
Hogs-ReceiptS, 400; shipments. 1900:
strong; heavies, S3.40G3.S5; lights S.5Sq3 -.
Sheep-Receipts, $50: shipments, 200;
steady; muttons, $200G370.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Feb. 6.-Cattle-Receipts. g.
900; strong; native beeves. S-&504-6o; cows
and heifers. s2coq3.40; stockers and feed
ers, s2coQ370.
HoEs-Receipts, 5000; heavy. $c0a4 .;
mixed, s.. 9Dd3. %; Light, 3 Sails.
Sheep-Receipts, 500 steady; natives,
S26ggS.5O.
NEW YORK
New York, Feb. 6.-BeeveS-Receip
rs, calves, -; firm; vealS, S5.0ods50s barn
yard calves and westerns, nominal
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, 2.SS5. sheep
higher; lambs firm; far 10 good lambs,
$5.OJ05.25.
Hog-Recespts, 3.7s3; lower at 81. ga4. %.
fancy light pigs, S.0p
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Con.nlinC Her.

Mrs. spooner-Why, Algy. you hav.
emit smoked but one cigar out Of thai
box got you a month ago
Spooner-Well. dear. cigars are Ike
vine,you know; they improve with age!
N. /. World.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-07
Eo~ar.t n-ea,xr-.

Eecan-Doogan Is % have q mention
for shooting mad dogs.
OToole-No wonder; one look al
Doogan AID dog goes nad.-TOwr
Toaic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-07
COMFORT IN A COUCH.
The Kind That Makes . Room Cory ans
Homeiike.

There is 40 reason for having q
couch except there IL comfort IN IT.
1t is surprising that the monstrositV
known as a sofa" should be manu7
featured in q civilized country. but not
perhaps, more surprising than the fact
that the most comfortable couch in tx,
istence-the divan-cams from coun4
tries which we are rather inclined tO
look down upon as only partially eivv
SLICED.
The divap par excellence is low and
roomy, but not too wide, unless u q
placed where there is no possibility
Of a back OK any sort, and then ia
width need be governed only by lOokA
o. without back one can, Of course,
only use il for reclining. IL must Do
covered with something not too bright
and good for daily use. There Is . new
tapestry in delft blue and white ealief
"poTnegrante" that is admirable ia =
room where the colors harmonic Bag
dad couch covers arc always sdTnirzbls
Ia coioring. and go" with almost any
style Of furnishing. but IL 700 have aSs
heirloom ia the shape Of one Of those
delicious, homo woven blue and whits
counterpancs. cherish 10 Us you would
the apple Of your eye THIN hsro
must be pillows-big pillows and bttls
pilIows-pill0vs soft and hard and
none must be too fine 20 bear tbo
sgeight Of weary head Given couch
and covering and pillows Cd this sort
- =. n
or afghan, tucked away under The Pib-
lows when rot IN rUDe. bus GTaiiaois
when q Eiesta is wanted on chilly
t.av, and no room can help hing ooxy
End kornelike.-S. Y Herald
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Apparcns Eron@.

She-Why do baid-headed men sit
4 the front rows of theater:
He-They want 20 get near the flies.
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Cash quotations were as follows:

IaSh quoIduOnS were as IoIOWs.
FlouT-Steady.
No. spring wheat. s5lsG66Isc; No. ),
51G6ilzc; no. red. 6slz 970Ssc. No. . corn
2S1sQ2SisC No. 3 yellow, 81 291s &C. No >
oats. DC; No. white. &c; No 3. 2JisG2lLsc.
No. 2 rye, S9l2c. No > barley. nominal;
No. 5, = 3Sc; No /, 2SQ21c. No. ! faxseed
SlisC. Prime timothy seed. $3I5CS -
Mess pork, per Dbl. S-0S7I-1le.50: lard. per
100 lbs, $5.5s'z G5.61. Short ribs sides.
Goose SI.2.05.G. Dry sailed shoulders
CboNe5) +l@T4s.. Short clear sides, Goxe5I
6%sG6i2. Whisky, distillers' finished goo.s.
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The Continuation woaIsat worn.

Willie Carvin wa always a good .,l-
lo7E and Ia due course 81 tine be gos
married. as a good fellow should
he acquired bis growth lOag ago; rot
% With MS family. Whenever BE makes
his census returns be changes he hy-
ures. Up 90 year ago he had 40
eumulA.sd zone IfttIe. two little. thres
Little GaTyins~-thres beautiful, bloom
fny cons. Zach tIas. vitSo-zt exeep-
ton. IL was . boy.
Being a sebool teacher and not ~fzAs
fug % Rst rusty IN has addition, u11lts.
phcaflon. &c. he oocsslopaJ.y ADDS ess
70 The LIST The lat addition cams ~
ccnty. 4 friend at obos tsJegT@Fbsd;
~Cau hlra Lazarus oa serspturSl sa-
,horssv: The Lord sad. Lazarus. CONS
torth-'-
IT, arr-e- wen. bsek: -sugs.stlos
rood but combination vo1'twork- Ths
.ourth BOY l. = zirL"-Bo~ton Budget
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GOOD TINE TO GRAB
FIRST EFFECT OF THE LOANS sUC-
CESS DISAPPOINTING.

Sentiment and General Considerations arc
Been a Matter of Immediate AnticipA-
tion, Though an Advance is Still Ex-
pected to EDsue all Along the Line, all
in Good Time Profit Taking on Both
sides of the Waterways Dealings In
Stocks and Bonds.
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Z ned . rg~ h4t.- rszsxked he
r.aa who had oofns n asa ~ the ssukS
ssnd I dou't know whether - E-s
ssoTepipe or . FedOra--
-sUppo~> ~e pzt II 70 vote" sugrezs
81 IL ula- who had his tsss on shs
table VIII you agree 20 b hOuzd -
CTR verdict
Yea
The vote ~az tsksa- SIX Nsre n
favor q IL stSv~pip~ sd SIX 1~eizr>d
70 IL Fedora
4 boE 20 yo1r d~cision. Esnil~rzrn.
saii IRE nlzn who lad CONF IN -
although Il cooks Ike a sGf-s-. "a
I sill merely baS us-s
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TRIED FOR TREASON
B0ER JUDICIAL MILL GRINDING
OUT JUDGMENT.

Trial of the Offenders Against the Trans
vaal Government Educes Testimony to
Guilty Knowledge on the Part of the
Accused, of the Expedition to be I'm
dertaken by Or. Jameson--John Hays
Hammond's IIIness--He is Released on
BALL. Cecil Rhodes Has an Interview
with Chamberlain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-22

FOR sALE-Severai Brazos river plon,a.
tens, containing 1890. 300. i2lS 500 and LA
acres respectively; all rich ailuYiai bot
TOM land; VIII produce two bales OF rot
slO TO So per acre
4iS acres situated so miles from uous-
hol, ~ heaNy timber VIZ. pine. cqS, ash.
nick"iy; masnolia, etc. soil sandy, vita
Gay subso.; the II. T. and W. II. rail-
way runs through the land. creek OF
MsNng water, the fruit land Price 81 50
per acre.
~: lots. corner Rice street ana Lamar
sNsHue, s!sht new. three-roon houses,
rent Tor s. each $40 per month. II per
.eht per annnm; price $500 cash sub
Urban c.ty property, correspondence So
lighted. Address VIM. Hunter Hutchius
1'ouse' houston. Texas. Il-se
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NlTAE-ORE leads everything known in
curing permanently indigestion, rheuma-
tism, diphthcria. bronchitis. catarrh.
pies. kidney. bladder ANA female com
plants. 80 ard s. treatment. Heal
quarters SOS Main street. p
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MRS. ELLA WElMERS, 7ol Crawford.
corner CAPITOL street. Will make nice
street dresses from $3.50 to 50; ladies'.
please give tnc a call. ~
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MRS. ROGERS. midw fc, No. 1911 Crock
EFT corner Johnson street, First ward:
good satisfaction. %
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A. RIBrERF- Magnolia steam Carpet
Cleaning Works; carpets cleaned anl
laid furniture rcpairel and packed for
shipment. upholstery, r Al re SsCs reno
waited. etc. phone 3T reference. II. WaG-
dell; 81 Dallas avenue; also second hand
carpets for sale. -
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NIANI-A home treatment for uterine
troubles: investigate. at 100 Elu2 build
ing; lady attendants from > to y. m:
alvice and health book free. rs
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VLORAL DESIGNS OF choicest blooms,
arlisticanv arranged also cut flowers,
Shannon Third Ward Florist, McCowen
and Crawford -
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GNT your pl1nts hv mail; choancet place
In TEXAS: - plants for 81, safe arrival
guaranteed; send for price Ngt ". "
Wcstgate, oppost, Glenwood. >.
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-
N9TlC Fl: ,x Heretofore ri \
the I'm gay Of H. No ,sr,, II III Y
sloncrs court of Harris couuly
said court on the petition Of ,wssg]
holders Of the subdivision d
comfy hereinafter set forth. I'D
or,io- lnlv entered upon the M
said coi,ri or'ier an election to
~ sg g'''ti " De December IL iS
o. ,,.,, 9d,ui ,,.ho, hcy NOES sheep u
lernii1t wns0hcr I'd h1 ~ I'm Al Ind
fn@ H. hG l pSt.' of tbe following 4
ginning at point on the TsSM
; Nsr2w Gauge ,b 'a' sesiEv st'a
. :: az s !: & >: :;' i !, AZ 4.
miles ,s sonth of w warG 81 'a aiioss
OF said railroad t. bi ~. ,,vvssaSS.s d
UP ,: sail d bayou %lt" Bend sss cculr
thence In sol'tneas ,hs H.,,iih ii q
Sai q coq !, i f.i 70, 70 sairysySe sss
located cas-; Of Missouri ;s.sgi {, r'l ID q
oompa,ly; thence east along \; n
ne ds,,, sn and liz John stamps surfer \
south ,,sr. Co nortb II 10 its neri';sss
on the south lire OF ,s ,as southns
VI KY s, itI' Geo. Alien survey; ns, h
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FOR SALE CHEAI'-l4g5 acres OF good
prairie land, all under fence, three miles
southwest of Wallis Junction; Ji5 acres
in two mile, Of Say CITY, w. J. Groom.
Nharton, TeNas w
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real STATE.


FOR SALE-A large list of city property
In every ward. also outs de property
both improved ana unimprovcd, at prices
ranging from $50 per lot up. accord ng TO
location ana improvements; wild and
improved la9ds m tracts to suit I'm every
county in tho state call and examine
the SITS; low prices ana easy terms; also
y. N. NnLLlnnL. NMlchins Linmse. N
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FOR SAL .t---S7j acres of land situated be-
twoG Dnkt's and Arcola stations. IN
Fort Send county; one-iifth timber, bal
unce rich prairie. with small farm; TIRES
derois within half mile; one hour from
Houston or galveston. Also Cos acres viz
gin ttuher, oak. ash and other kinds,
situated on Trinity river; Texas, Louisi-
ana and Eastern railroad runs through
tract; now finished within five miles.
titles perfect. Apply to W. +. Hambicn,
Houston TeNas ~
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n lVU Wl0h % buy soil rent or eN-
chanSe Your property, send me n list OF
sal,e, all property listed with me Will be
naV. r':sed dui shown free of cost. N.
NJ N9rl.ert, Hutchins House. II
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FOR SALE-Lots ncar DEMONSTRATION
grounds, from Sl2j to 2l75 per lot, on
easy monthly payments. Wilson < Han
nah, 2U3 KAN building. II
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WE ARE prepared to proncrly costume
masqucrales. operas, earn walls, can as,
paradcs, etc. costumes made to order.
THE Texas Costume House, over 66 and
COS Main street. %
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l.. PETIT, late tn in the French
army. repairs gums, pistols and re-
voNers; electric grinding; loli Preston
aNrnue Houston.
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The Post Is the Grent Want Medinm on IcN"".
PERSONAL.


In. a.. 49,. It'll,
FOR engraving write 70 rhos. owen, En-,
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PRIVATE scholars to learn shorthand so,
Icted by comp tcnt teacher; terms, ~
per month App!S Sol Capitol avenue. q
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mall write for circular regarding our
mail course. Houston Shorthand and
Typewriting School. Mason Block. Miss
Alice Z. Harper PRINCIPAL. y
YOU hove heard of y. Wilson's Rome
bacco cures we VIII send you a free
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lamps! I-AMiiS7 Ia S!-lncanGescGat
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railway supplies. Tho barden-sh e.,
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Alice r, Harper, principal, makes a
prastical bus n SO positions. u YOU moan
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l.. PETIT late gunsmt tn in the French
army. repairs gums, pistols and re-
aNcnue Houston
FJ.ORAl. DESIGNS Of choicest blooms,
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ton. so Dor acre: easy terms.
ZOO acres. seventy les west from
Houston, partly improved ana near rail-
road station. SO per acre.
lcCO acres. eighteen miles south from
ILAnn 80 ~ -. ~
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1880 acres of short leaf yellow nine
timber land estimated to cut COCO feet
Of lumber per acre on a l4-inch basis.
six miles from railroad, 81 per acre.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-17
Dress Goods.

Some things-of special merit have lust
been opened. New in style. new in price.
One case 2S-inch dress flannel suitinp
positively all wool, only 15c.
One case 30-inch rough novelty dress
goods, Stylish ut IL l-2c
3Oinca Scotch plaids, imitation silk
stripes, only II Lee, worth 17c
Beautiful 36-inch plads, the new ones,
at 25c.
The new silk striped cheviot plaids,
decidedly rich, 40.inch, only 50c.
42incn Niger head chevot in black
and navy tlue, now SOC, worth G0c.
Some recently added beauties in the
high novelties at SOC.
Rare things in the novelties at Zoe, 81
and 1875 per yard.
43-inch black French serge, now only
81 Lee, worth Soc
3Sinch black silken finished henrietta
at SOC, we'll worth Toe
46-inch black silken finished henrietta,
now only 69c, former 81 quality.
New beauties in the 50-inch black
rough goods at 60 12c, Toe and 81 1-2c.