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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-03
NEw YoEK aIAKKETs

New York, May Z-Flour-Recsipts. u
900: exports, q 10 barrels. weekNr ard
lower 70 sell: particularly o. s.2rsns, pat
ents: winter patents. s3.Ss17.75. winter
strsights. S356I3 9: Minnesota paisiz,s.
81 ssEIs %: Minnesota baSsrB. . 20 z.lS.
sprng low grades, O. s97z5.'
Rye 1our-Duu; sgDsriioe. '-Ss1-7 70
fancy, g. B92ea
I3vckxhss--DuTl. 1S7f1c.
Corn meAl-luet' yellow western coarse
Rys-Fasy. EG&c.
Bar.ey-ste lady. mating. J5g4sc: feeling
barley, Zaosc-
Yarlev nalt-Norntrai: western. El0aE..
Whsat-Rsce.pts IL 90 ousao5s: exports
Is lo0. spot weaker. No. = red, 7l'sc. so.
hard. 7g7sc. Opticus were weak az rs
morning owing % a pressure q AqUida-
ton. lower cables. small wsgeET exports
and favorable crop nsNs, ne elo'ss wss
8 7-l6c. ciosed s57scs SegteIa1.sr. ss1s4sss a..
Corn-Receipts. 1850. eTpo-S 40
bushez Spot Etsz1y. No ? 80 or
tons geueTa5Ey firm and active n iocsA
covering au1 good buynz ~ re Tasf
c31.sir Unchanged May. % Q ~. caose2
"a. seP,eyntsT. Sz..z5.-' 1905 nss 20
Spot s,easfy. So. 2 1c- Opt4sns H.tiTs
al STEADY og reports of syrz1t,a,s buy
.ug 4 ibe -. closed 70 lo~sF. Azg. 80
Hsy-F1rna. sa.psasz. 7,gsao: good 70
choice, 1cF911o
Hops-LQuis1. -ss4 c-op. Tz7<izs. 1Fs cro-
50sc: F'ar:lc eozss, L<'s crop. %14sc. 30
III HYisss-F5rn: ~. sailed View ors1aas
selsctsd. Galv ssscoz.. L1cs Bseaos AyTes
trT. Isc. Texas CT. &C. Sa4ifcrE4z- 10
I-a.hs~-S-eaSy: ha-aforx soc. Bsszos
Ayres. lEst % heavT SeaSAtE. 49,
Voc Wooi-lss,et: so-nescsc e.eoA 5s=e
H-sf-syllet. family. ss1@s 40. Sssf
--i css $500: Ysoziss bans. ssss-
Ia-s-Sfeassy. znN.gTrl game csessI
3 - no-ngzs1- ReHrsss stes-sy-
poTE-DrsI. ca 20 nsgy nasNA, sgltr-
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TZ0szs-F1rza. strzlze1. ssozzz2oa - kSol
qSa-Psu-l-e-<2zis.
F.srs-s ssassT. eorses.ie. ar % ezra.
q Dgss 20. zzpaz- tzs1<-
.fo-&ssess.zso. AL r-nz1y: Es~ Or
$780, os5-sEa-1sst saII. r-susr ---ssss
zssG@5c. g-1-as cr12s &c = zlIls. G-Ss-ss.
% T-zsss 1Es4ss1Jc-
Co@.e-@1-sfocs 1899 ssszsv ~ yzfe.:
- blsserE-sE 1o-ls o. cal - rrzErkss
a9xA-sc@1 ca so-.z y orvss-s srs go coz.
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- - sstlsraes - &C. sczsa. s4las -
ss 5zzs. insss-.sx s--ytsrsh.s~. s1ls1 $50
nso a8-r+. Va = ~. asl4 rsstaf. g.
saFa- "a. &C. Es-Est~Fe <rra- 80 ass~-
- Szzte1 -. E<if. TsrasEts. 1assf SICK
- a. flsa-hzrE gsfrs. 9e.eaaras-1 - i
pf=-Elr 4selle Eas-fs. HtrArF
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Eso-s<- -zsoo sKsrass1ss ees8vsrses ffaza
No. Epr< Fe-zsrs-sg- rsls7- Sea Tex
s-rfE -es1EF = -. 7~.tes $50 - -
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-03
ST. LOUIS Markets

St Louis, May 2.-Receipts-Flour. A.
900; wheat, 500: corn. $500: oats. 900.
Shipments-F1our, 200: wheat, S,Oo0; corn,
1900; oats, 1000.
Flour-Steady and unchan ged
Wheat-Under besriSh influences de-
clined again; No. red, elevator, nominal: :
track. 6aG7oc: May. 5Sj4c; July. 5S5sc (;
CornELower; cash. SEc: May, a5s.g
2S7sc; July. G1sc; September. 2S1-G2sssc.
Oats-Ftrmer; cash, I15sc; May. lie; July.
Use.
offered
Bsrley-Noninal
Cattle--ReceiPtS On; strong: native
stockers and feeders, S2.6sdS.eo; cows and
heifers, s2oafS.65.
Hcxs-Receipts, 4sOo: steady; heavy,
s. 0GS 20; mixed. SS1013S
Hox-Receipts, 4s0o; steady; heavy,
sS0q24o; mixed, <5-l0GS.S5; lights, SAG
$50.
Sheep-Steady; natives, ScOGS.5o.
Bran-IrreguIar, SSa4oc; according 10 10
cation.
Timothy$25oG2. 80
Hay-Dun: No. prairie. ss.opGe. 80: tim
othy. No. 20 choice. S.Scf72l5.
Butter and sgES-JnChanged
whiSky-E2
Cotton ties and bagyiuE-Cachanged
Po-k-Stesdy: jo5b.ng. SSH
T.a-d-Qu.et, $40 for prime: sac for
choice.
Bacon and dry salt ueats-UuchanEe5
WoOAQuist and unchanged with Only q
moderate demand.
Co-to--Steady: r.adh7g, &c: sales. 80
bales; receipts, =; shipments, 1-7s-' stock.
1e11
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Western League Games.

Grand Rapids, Ia May 2-T..h game
kept the fans guessing from start to
finish and there was great excitement
during the ninth and tenth innings.
Hewtts observation-disclosures won the vic
tory. Score:
RHE
Grand Rapids. .o1o0oS01O1-6 IL 4
Columbus ..o00110102o Is 9
Baterie-Hewitt and Smink; McGree-
vey and Wilson.
Detroit, Mich, May z.-Score:
RHE
Detroit .......oo1O Sill 10 5
indianapolis % 0 . 0 20 o. Is 6
Batteries-Gayle and Twineham; eros
and Buckley.
st. Paul, Mimi, May 2-Score:
RHE
St. Paul. o2oo-4 4
Milwaukee zoos 2o21'- 10 2
Batteries-Denzer and Spies; Barnes
and Speer.
Minneapolis, Mimi, May. 2-Score:
RHE
Minneapolis 1901 422o-13 u Z
kansas City..4 0 90 o. Z 9
Batteries-Carney and Schriever; Cal
lahan and Lake.
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KANSAS CITY MARKETS

Kansas City, May 2-Wheat-Lower
No. hard, Sc asked: No. 3, 45G50c; No.
red, 6SQ67c; No. 3, eoQ6oc; No. spring,
SIC; No. 3, 55c.
Corn-Steady; No. mixed. &c; No.
white, 231ac.
Oat-Weak: No. mixed. 152s9lsc; No.
2 white. 19d1912c-
Rye-No. . &c.
Hay-Firm, unchanged.
Butter-Steady; creamery, l2dl4c; dairy,
STl2c.
Eggs-Weaz. 7G715c.
Cattle-Rece.pts, COO; shipments. $50;
steady to strong; beef steers, $l0f4 % ;
Isative COWS s.. O0d3. 30; stockers and feed
ers, S2S0d400
Hogs-Receipts. sen; shipments. 2Soo;
strong 10 5 cents higher; bulk Of sales,
g. 15dS.S0 heavies. $3Ool3. 70; mixed, S31Od
BIS; light, $3.15d3 70.
Sheep-Receipts, so: shipments none;
steady; lambs, S4.ooQ4-50; muttons, S2.0oG
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Chicago, May 2.-Cattle-Late sales have
been largely at S3.S504.30, the extreme
range for common to prime beeves averag-
ing 95001, 80 pounds being S.40d4.40. Cows
and choice hefferS are selling remarkably
well and feeders sell close to the prices
paid for choice beeves. Texas cattle have
been in moderate supply this week and
closed strong.
Hogs-Sales were largely around s5.35,
tina extreme range being SS.O0dS60 with
coarse heavy at the bottom and choice
assorted lightweights at the top Prices
are % cents lower than a week ago, and
are the lowest, comparing with the same
time IN former years, since 1873.
Sheep-There has been a good shipping
demand and prices have advanced 15d25
cents. Fort Collins Mexican lambs are
selling at $500. Common to prime sheep
sell at S23Sd3.S0, and common to fancy
lambs are in demand at $S.50Q5.O0.
Receipts-Cattle, 500; hogs, 1900; sheep.
400.
Chicago, May 1.-Butter-Firm; cream
cry, 14dI5c; dairy, 9G13c.
Eggs-Weak; fresh, 9G912c.
Poultry-Steady; turkeys, SS10c; chick
ems 2TS1Ac. duckS 11Ti12c-
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nm YOU EVER

Try Electric Bitte-s as a remedy for
your troubles? y not, SCI a bottle now
and get relsef. This medicine has been
found 20 be peculiarly adapted 70 the
relief and cure Of all Fenlsis Co-apls' = =
exsrting wonderful direct influence n
giving strength and tone 20 the organs.
II you have Loss Of Appetite. Conszps-
ssoa. Headache. Painting Spells. or are
Nervous. Sleeplsss. ExctzhIe. &eiac-
chofy. or troubled with DIZZY Spells
Electric BirterS Is the medicine you
need Health and Strength are guarau
teed by its use. Fifty cents and & %
az George V2lWe7del's Pharmacy. IS
y. Main St. and G Gehring's. corner
Topeka and Douglas avenue
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zoo shares. Then followed the wild scene
Every broker on the floor crowded about
tha rostrlIm upon which the chairman
of the call committee stood. shouting
and yelling like mad men BEFORE Ken
minutes had gone the stock had gone
up 10 1851 per cent.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
New York, May 2.-The New YORK
Ffnancier SAYS this week The state
rnent OF The Associated banks OF New
York City for the week ending May =
shows expansion. The statement Is
good one. viewed from one standpoint
but Il indicates that money rates can
not be maintained at anything ike the
record made 80 far this year. unless
a sudden check Is put on the m0vement
Of currency TO this point. This, OK
course. Is not to be expected. as the out
look favors a continued heavy accum-
ulation of funds at New York me
withdrawal Of over 81. 90, 900 from the
depository banks Of the treasury - not
expected 20 have much influence on
strengthening rates. The shipment Of
81 DOC. 900 specie Saturday, In view or the
decline OF rates, was very moderate
and the continued inflow OF currency
at present may cause heavier shipments
unless new features not considered
probable now are met with. The eN-
pansion Of loans which began several
weeks ago srill continues. and as rates
decline the volume becomes larger. Toe
increase for the past week brings the
total TO $40 So. 500. an expansion OF
almost twenty-five Millions; fne low
point reached February last when the
banks had curtailsd business as far as
possible IN preparing for the bond
loan. The effect OF the inflow 81 cur
rency IS seen IN the gain OF &.lSs,599
made by ne banks during the week de
spite the fact that s1.c0o. 900 was paid
into the treasury and as much more
Withdrawn by gold exporters. The
only Interpretation 70 be put upon the
state rnent - nat. unless Influenced ~
outside conditions. the ruling rates for
h-.-.a. q -. Al .--------
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Bearish Order, Too Cables, Also, Come
weak-Corn Closes 1t Quarter-Cent
Decline-oats Market Divided Between
Gain and Loss.
Chicago, May 2-Wheat opened weak
on weak cables and fine seeding weather
in the northwest Corn reports from
Missouri and the southwest were also
bearish.
There was good trade in the wheat
market values having 1 cent change.
There was rather more outside trade.
chiefly on account, and the feeling de-
veloped, like that of yesterday. was
weak and still lower prices were es'tab-
lished, July selling off 10 61&l cents and
September to 625s cents. There was
further liquidation. a good deal of July
coming on the market, part of which
looked like New York selling, houses
with eastern connections being active
on that side of the market The news
at hand was considered bearish and the
market evidently still felt the effect Of
the May liquidation. Chief among the
bear influences presented was the bet
ter weather conditions in the north
west, it being generally clear and warm
in that section, and the cables came
weak, Liverpool showing decline Of
k0A pence on futures.
There was a fair trade in corn early,
with less doing later, the range for the
day being but B4K cent. The feeling
developed was a continuation OF that
manifested toward the close Of yester-
day, and slightly lower prices were
scored, the clos showing about Il cent
decline. The further decline in wheat,
good weather, continued liquidation
and fair receipts were the chief infiu-
ences in creating the easier tone.
The oats market was weaker and
lower early on stop loss selling which
made the opening heavy at 1s0A cent
below yesterdays close. Prices reced-
ed hGA cent more before the rush Of
selling subsidized. Then the buying in
creased and offerings were found TO be
small Prices advanced 1a9% cent and
closed at nearly the top. with a net gain
of Is cent on May and July, but at Is
cent loss on September.
In the speculative provision market,
pork was heavy and lower. 1t was diff
ferent with lard and ribs, which both re-
ceived the support of the packers. Pork,
compared with yesterdays closing
price, left off with a decline of712 cents
in the July future and 10 cents in Sep
TENDER. Lard in the end showed no
change and ribs made a gain Of 212
cents.
Estimated receipts for Monday are:
Wheat Il cars; corn $50 cars; oats 210
cars; hogs $4,000 head.
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ing made on wild throw by Jennings
in the tenth. In the fourth inning
Reitz and Clarke each made a home
run Attendance 5000. Score:
r II z
Boston :. IL 1 G 0 90 2 2-10 IL s
Baltimore 20 0 2 0 0 1 l. 9 IL
Batteries: Boston-Stivetts, Ryan,
Tenney; Baltimore-Hoffer, Stockdale,
Clarke. Earned runs-Boston 4; Balti-
more f. Two base hits Stivetts and
Duffy. Three base 11its-Kelly, Stock
dale. Home runs-Reitz and Clarke.
First on balls-Off Stivetts 1; off Hoff-
er s. Hit by pitched ball-Dong, Jen-
nings, Donnelly Struck out-By Stiv-
ettS 1; by Hoffer 3. Wild pitches Stiv-
etts. Umpire-Hurst.
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STATIONS
of the Alton Stock Farm, 1890.
GODDARD. KAN.
ALLAkAN 1903.

Black pacing st-AioA. Staf4@ti-
Registered.
s.G7i5. SaIladin 2.l0a.. the trotiinE aisliiols
record and The pacing race record ia le-a
sultan is the sire OF y others ~ ihe 20
class.
Dam, Betty Bismarck. by Victor ven
pisnnarrlr "a brother and blood gf atr-s
tioneer} sire o. . So the 30 list AIS san
a bred similar 60 ST. Bell AID other t9als
OF beautiful Bells. by klecuoae"F
In iss6 Allakan pac.t "a frial tnile en-
the wichita track. IL @--8 and repeater -
2.gT. another day he paced "a mile lu a.-t,
half IN I.07. a quarter in - seconds sac
eighth IN Il seconds. TcrIar, 90 toF the
season. So 20 insure
Black percheron stallion, RAW ADA
Imported. Registered IN both French
and American stud Books.
Sire. Iavator Ii.fi2. he by ChoapoauSs
Dam. C0quette. b. Fayfil. Feeurd eafa.
Rirhc by FloreEt-
RavadJa weighed I7so ms. a. 2.year-oid.
took first premium NJ %obrasku stats
Fair. ard u considered one Of N" nreat
Perc heron etaillons to The state ~ KAN
eaa. Service fees. 80.
Adarsas FOR either OF these horse7,
LESLIE r. MARTIN. Goddard. Kan
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r.ooas fa~~@1s- - TErsesstfa al vsszaItF--
Pa. aHEssfrT wsrras~ hsrezV-
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4 e x1t - - EsFszszsa
rs fzr 49, gso7~n - asraEz tezzssT~
astra has bsea = 1asrrs~s
s-n~ fsa essF nsTE2 VNarN - 1s7Tss =
49,. srf-z fc- 80 ssr@Fk - NsY ezz
f5ssr-5 = $780, A. soT t-s - ezF 3 -
xrssz g-gEE-Zs = toff.fa.s<.
rs-e~gTaf
W4sefssrsu=. ENT 49, 0W&z - -
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Fa~ EarsEn-s-4tT. a1@Ea3fsf E-zs-s -
acz5sET EaTE-1se
Fcr EEAz1asss 49, As-eT
60 ~ 80 - asfr s4rnasrs ssisf1 -
80 Nz9a
fo- cs.asasso-Fz-Ts ea1- 1ert@sslT
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coN0FysED TESTIMONY

Chas. 3. Hood. Broker and Manufac-
turer's Agent. Columbus, Ohio. cerufies
that Dr. Kings New Discovery has 10
equal as Cough remedy J d. Brcwa
Prop. St James Hotel. r. Wayne. Ind.
testifss that he was cured OF a Cough
OF two years Standing. cauesi By la
Grippe. BY DR. Kings New Discovery
b 2. Merrill. Ba3dvinsv1lls. Mass. says
that he has used and recommended 3;
and never knew 81 20 fsl and would
rather have T. than any Decor because
II always cures Mrs Hemnkcg. -
2 18th s.. Chicago. always kseps Il a.;
hand and has 10 fear % Group. because
Il instantly relieves. Free ira. Bot
ties 3. George vaaWe-dea's Pharmacy.
IS Y. Main 81. ard G. Geh-.nZ's drug
store. corner Topeka s1d Douglas ave
Mrs J. E Hume has returned from
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v,sthle FOR ths Tnifoi States. r. 81.
aga1rat IN 80 last yea.
SuSsr-R Paw QUIZ htff arr1. fair refining.
g. oerutr1 fuzsl. 81 tcsf. &c rvssinea quiet /.
. fandarys A. 3 SIS: coafe-uoru7a A ? - !.
cut losaf. 1-lsc. crushed. 6 i--ee. Eranulat-
cd e7-l6c-
Ss,vv Y.o~ak. May 1-f,rffer--f3f go 3. .
western dairy. SaIic: western crssrlsTg.
IOfF1Stzc: E1g1nS L14c.
Fsg7a-S ssasty. western. loQ11cs sontheTn.
9C9s e.
<eyg York. Nav 7-Cofton-Sluisfs mid
ding. So. n@t re sipfs nogue. FrogA ~
bales, safes. - 81 syl1Eega. stock. - =
IN
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HIT TILL IT'S A SIN
BREITENSTEIN IS JUST GAME FOR
THE FRISKY COLTS.

he Retires at the End of the Fourth In
Him. and Then Parrott Does Little
Better Giants Make Their Second Win
Out Most Shamelessly-CIose Games at
Boston. Brooklyn and CIeveland-"est-
eru Games
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= any one troubled with Heru0--sol5s
Plies vii &c; sc box % -As1<5ol-
alum they Will ind immediate r>.s@z
snz 9 pAsniess cure Guaranteed BY al
druggists Ia =
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Tzke-A Separate Cure for Each Disease.
Every Remedy has Plain Directions So
There Can be No Mistake-Sold by ALI
Druggists, 25 Cents a Bottle.
Munyon's rheumatism Cure seldom
fails to relieve in one to three hours.
and cures in few days. Price 25c.
Munyon's DYSPEPSIA Cure positively
cures all forms of indigestion and stom-
ach trouble. Price 25c.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu-
nonia and breaks up a cold in a few
hours. Price 25c.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs,
night sweats, allays soreness, and
speedily heals the lungs. Price 25c.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains in the back, loins or groins and
all forms of kidney disease. Price 25c.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
ache in three minutes. Price 25c.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively
cures all forms of piles. Price 25c.
Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates all
impurities Of the blood. Price 25c.
Munyon's Female Remedies are a
boon to all women.
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never
IAN. Inc SdtdTrn Cure-pTlce 2oC.-
eradicates the disease from the system,
and the Catarrh Tablets-price Csc
cleanse and heal the parts.
Munyon's Vitalizer restores lost pow
ers to weak men. Price 81.
A separate cure for each disease. At
all druggists, mostly 25c. vial.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, 1905
Arch street, Phila delphia. Pa, answer
ed with free medical advice for any
disease.
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CHICAGO MARKETS

Furnished by r. L. BOSTICK, Commits
sion Merchant, room 10, over Kansas Ma
tional bank
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BEANEATERS 10: ORIOLES 8

Boston. May 2.-Boston defeated Bal
Hmore again today in a ten-inning
game. Both pitchers were batted hard
and the game was undoubtedly lost by
The taking Of Hoffer out II the ninth
Inning. Long and Jennings made cost
~ errors al short, the winning run be-
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WICHITA ssAKKKTs
wIeAasa. Nay ?


TrT'r EsF-sT A'TTyZ EA1.EE.
E1 Tso-k Ave- prf-n "a. Eack Ave rsfnRs
~ - IT g ~ ...- - . -
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Western A.socIation Games

St. Joseph. Mo, May 2.-Score:
RHE
St. Joseph ...1312o o2oo-9 s 8
Dubuque ....3 0 l ? a s-12 Is 0
Batteries-Woodside Slagle and
Mitchell: Taylor, Smith and Zahner.
Burlington, Ia, May 2-Score:
RHE
Burlington ...3 2 Il ? 4 l lis IS 8
Cedar Rapids % 1 9 0 0 o PIP Is s
Batteries-Burgett and Grimm; Kim
merer, Welsh and Sullivan.
Des Noines. Ia. May 2-Score:
RHE
Des Moines 1850 o2o-6 9 .
Peoria =. =. 5000 0012 o-3 4
Batteries-Figgem Lehman, Thorn
as. Souders and Seisler.
Quincy. H., May 2.-Score:
Ri F
Rockford =. .040o7 '-1s Is Is
Quincy . 80 0 0 lis 10 s
Batteries-Horton. Griffith. Under
wood and snyder; Hall, Du5bs, Reidy
and Quinn.
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Ask
Your Druggist

for the DR.. ]. II.
McIIean's Medical Almanac for 1886.
con tanning the celebrated Storm Proph-
81 Professor Irl r Hicks weather pre-
dictions, furnished free.
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nandrnnDnn-f Grnr

Where Danderine dwells. One applica-
ton. Clean Head, Clean Coat Collar.
Looks better: Feels better. Get some.
All druggists. $i.0o.
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The Yucca company have made
great hit in bringing out this Corn Oil
Soap" A lalther Ike cream A healing
softening effect on the skin a thor
ouCh cleanser. and a big cake for five
cents. las 1t
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THEY CURE PROMPTLY
Even in the Most Obstinate and Agra
Yated Cases Where ALI Other
Remedies Have Failed,
THEY CURE PERMANENTLY
Thoroughly Destroying Every Trace Of
Disease by Their Action on the Kid
leyS, Liver, Blood and Nerves.
THEY SAVE DOCTORS BILLS

No Guess Work, No ExperImen.ing-Mu
yop's Guide to Health VIII Describe the
Nature of Your Disease and Tell What to
Tzke-A Separate Cure for Each Disease.
Every Remedy has Plain Directions So
There Can be No Mistake-Sold by ALI
Druggists, 25 Cents Bottle.
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WEATHER TO BLAME.
LOWER PRICES ESTABLISHED IN
THE WHEAT MARKET.

Warm, sunshiny Day In the Northwest and
Nothing to Prevent the Farmers From
Sowing Wheat If They Want To-Crop
Reports From the Southwest are on the
Bearish Order, Too Cables, Also, Come
weak-Corn Closes 1t q Quarter-Cent
Decline-Oats Market Divided Between
Gain and Loss.
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SPIDERS. .; REDS. !.
PIRATES IA: Colonies 0.

Louisville, KY, May 1.-The Colonies
could not hit Killen today, while the
Pirates batted weighing at will Killen,
besides pitching great ball, batted in
five runs and scored twice himself.
0fanager AIcCloskey today traded Out
Gelder Wright and Catcher Boyle 10
PiUtsburg for Third Baseman Clingman.
Attendance 800 Score:
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IEeusrrhosds.

Mrs J. E Hume has returned from
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t|N'Nt'-|E IT. 2 . 2 y .
PlttsbuTg 30 3 8 / o > 5-l4 20 >
Batteries: misunderstanding and
Miller: Piusburg-killen and Sugden.
Earned runs-Pitssburg S Two base
ai;s-Ely. Three base nits-Killen and
Smith. Home runs-Knlen and Lyons.
Stolen baSes-Doncvau >. Bierbauer.
Double plays-O' BTien, Eustice end
smith First on balls-On weighing .;
bff Killen l. 1t by pitched ball-AIille-
Struck out-By weighing l; by Killen 5.
T-r,r,fr,e- 1ie
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Brooklyn .....O2O $1,000 0-3
washington 5000 O2110-4 10

Batteries. Brooklyn-Kennedy and
Burrell; Observation-Disclosures and Nc
Cauley. Earned runs-Brooklyn 8; Wash
ingtOn 4. Two basehits-Daly, Joyce.
Home rUns-McCouley. Stolen bases
Joyce, Setback, =; Rogers, Abbey Dou-
bic plays-Abbey, Rogers and Cart
wright. First on balls-Off Kennedy,
8. Struck out-By Kennedy, >; by Mer-
Ger, /. Passed balls-McCapley. Wild
pitches-Kennedy, 3 Time 1:S5. Umpire
Lynch.
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PANIC II BISCUIT STOCK

CIczS0. Nay There Was = oEll
panic 81 TIE s-ooS exc5zzge today L
xss a panic % buy New York Blsc1l;
stock and ~ excitement zas ta@ VII
So ever known he<o-s u the history q
re exchA-ge Daring TIE anst tea
MINUTES over $50 s12-es exch21e-s.
aznas Yesterday AZ SeE J gTk Blsr1ir
s-ock hs-usr~ rsse rsro-9. - EgzD@T =
sszres traded y beng is2sa s11Tes- Il
opezed =. So. Pc cez- 4r5 z1F2zcs1
% .elL p@- cert a. - csp@e. To-Day
Il s.E-r>d .. ies -. cezf ~.ES . s2le g
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Brooklyn, N. Y. May q McCauley's
timely hit for four bases, combined with
Selbach's phenomenal running catch
IN the ninth inning, won today's game
for the Washingtons. The Brooklyns
had things pretty much their own way
during the earlier stages of the contest.
Mercer pitched a phenomenal game.
Kennedy was hit hard after the fourth
inning. Catcher Con Daley has been
released by the Brooklyn. Attendance
500 Score: