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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-11-10
MINNEAPOLIS, NEW ULM g SOUTH
. +: WESTERN RAILROAD.

MINNEAPOLIS NEW ULM & SOUTH.
I. WESTERN RAILROAD.
Departure of Trains.
No. Is st. Paul, Mpls Pass $50 A. NJ
No. 20 St. Paul, Mpls Pass 10 A. NJ
No. 80 Winthrop Acc'dation 4 100 P. NJ
Arrival of Trains.
No. 81 Winthrop Acc'dation 7:15 A. NJ
No. 80 st. Paul. Mpls Pass 2:2O P. NJ
No. 16 St. Paul, Mpls Pass $50 P. NJ
All Daily Except Sunday.
No. IS arrives Mpls 9:47 A. NJ. St Paul
30 A. NJ.
No. is leaves st. Paul 500 P. NJ. Mpls
5:33 p. NJ.
No change Of cars between New Tim,
st. Paul s. Mpls.
Close connections for Chicago Mil,
waukee and all points East.
For full particulars apply to
JOHN RYCZEK, Agent.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-11-10
Duluth Grain.

1~. ea ~ ~ DULUTH, Nov. g.
.WHEAT-CashN No. hard, 92Ic; No. 1
Northern, 9l7sc; No. 2 Northern, S77sc;
No. 3 spring, size; rejected, 65@s1c; to
arrive, No. hard, 92Ic; No. Northern,
913sc; November No. Northern, 92N;
December, No. Northern, ssAc; May,
No. Northern, 9Oc.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-11-10
Nervous Prostitution
Cured by DR.. Miles Nervine.

Prolonged arrangement Of the nervout
system not only affects the brain and men.
tai powers, but develops disease in some OF
the vital organs. The most dangerous of
these indirect results is when the heart is
affected. This was the case of the Rev. N.
F. Surface, Fawn River. Mich. who writes
under date OF Feb. Il, 1885:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-11-10

Geo. Dayton handles the Western Cot-s
tage Organs and the Z. Is. Merriield pi-
amos. Parties desiring to know any
thing of the merits of the latter, may
satisfy themselves by consulting Mr..
Aufderheide.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-11-10
French Duel-Usual Result,

<sg& French Duel-Usual Result.
PARIS, Nov. "a duel was fought
between Albert Care, manager of The
alter du Vaudeville and NJ. Servanines,
editor of The Paris. The former re-.
oeived scratch on the arm. u
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-11-10
st. Paul Union Stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Nov. e.
OGS-Market was steady and active.
Range Of prices, s.. 1908. 4a
Market steady and active.
Sales ranged at S2.95@4.10 for stock
rs; $3.85@3.35 for cows; $s.95@4.1O for
steers; $I.75@5. 90 for calves.
SHEEP-Market strong and active.
Sales ranged at So 65@3.5O for muttons;
$40Ot@5. 40 tor. lambs
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-11-10
Poultry, Butter and Eggs.

CHICAGO, Nov. g.
Live poultry, steady. Turkeys, 9@10c;
chickens, &c; spring chickens, &c;
ducks 7A@sc. Butter, steady. Cream
cry, 1923; diaries, 10000. Eggs, firm;
fresh, 17c. T
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-11-10
Chicago Grain and Pr0visions.
CLOSING PRICES

- - rs 80 = CldICAt1U, NOV.se
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 9s11lc; December.
ee1fc; Old, Sc; January, 60 Nay, 90H@
.s03lc; July, as3zc.
CORN-Noysmber g <<c; Dscsmber.
2b1Ec; Nay, so
Novsmber 1911l @1ossfc Dscenll.-s
beE 1D9E0l0Jkc; Nay: 81 k@29C
d PORK Novsanbse, q. 81; l,sesmh1.,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-11-10

30 ocSycfQ e90flIf0s
= the tax.
mo nlace that
4Lss 8
M NJ & ena-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-11-10

Old papers for sale At the Review Of
fee.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-11-10

Smoke thu slsnn,s Ionlli III,
cigar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-30
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Attention, L. R, K. OF P. You will
appear at ernto-y at p. m. this evening
in fatigue uniform for drill. BY order OF
Captain J. II. Bennett.
There will be a meeting OF the wo-
mans auxiliary to the board Of missions
this p. m at go at the residence OF Mrs.
Stillweu, No. 357 North Fourth avenue.
Rehearsal of chorus and caste OF the
CDR. OF Alcan:ana' al uniform rank hall
Knights OF Py;hias. third floor over 2o5
North Main street. a. o'clock this even
ing.
There will be called meeting OF Peer
less Lodge No. IS. D. Of H. this evening
friday, al o'clock. All members are
urgently requested to be present. Nom
ME High. recorder.
There viii be an important meeting OF
Wichita Council No. %, A. p. A. q: Gar
iel5 opera house tonight Only such
members as understands their obliga-
tons are expected 70 attend Visiting
members are welcome.
The Grant Orato-io Chorus Cath
crime Russell ard Rev. Won Heriicn Will
be in the basement of ST. Johns Episco-
pal church this afternoon friday from
unti, ,. n, 10 take the names OF those
desiring - enter the chorus OF The ora
torio % De given the latter part o. June
next. As the chorus IS rapidly filing up
ali singers ara urged 10 go % the church
this afternoon The musical opportunity
for excellent instruction VII be a rare
one
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-30
Ei DorNdu

From Ell Dorado Republican.
The Tuesday Night club, which was
organized last fall and has kept up its
forinightly dancing parties all winter.
gave its closing party az the Armory
hall LAST evening. OF course, 1t rained
and rained hard, but the Tuesday
knights" land their ladies' don't let a
little matter like tina. interfere with
their plans, so the hacks were brought
into service and nearly all the members
got around to enjoy the closing party of
a very successful social organization.
TIE party was really one Of the mos.
delightful OF the season. and was par
ticipated in by about fifty persons. The
ladies looked charming IN their party
dresses. while a few OF the gentlemen
had the hardihood 10 spring ice cream"
suits.
From IL to L. fee cream. cake and
coffee were served by Wells & limerick.
The following We're present: Nessrs and
Nesdames c. c.. R,gby. F. c. Armstrong.
c. II. Pat:ison. Harry Pat,ison, c. W.
Ewing. Mrs. II. ". Schumacher. Misses
Rizsr of Eureka, Marguerite Brown OF
Wichita. Hattie Smith. Grace Robbins.
Alice and lena Murdoch. Sadie Stone,
Grace and Sadie Gillespie OF Towanda.
Per.ha Crawford, Katie Weller. Mary
aGrdner. Netiie Ellet. Cecil LELAND. olca
Morrison. Grace Jessup. Janet Gardner.
Lulu Chapln. Susan Pat;-son. Messrs. H.
A. Miller. Mel Holiday. Mat Long, t. A.
Kramer. G. Z. Oddly. Hayward and
Fletcher Morrison. Fred Thomas. Chss-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-30
winfield COLLEGE, KICK
Faculty Says Grip and Sign Won't Go-Fivo
students Expelled.

From the Winfield Courier.
There is more trouble at the s. ". K.
college over the secret society business.
and as a result six of the boys are now
registered at the Lutheran college. 1t is
understood that others will follow. The
following statement was written by the
boys and handed In for publication:
Yesterday afternoon two juniors, tive
sophomores, one freshman and one third
Prep, ". L. Cooper, A. B. Honnold. c.
w. Meyer, Z. B. Wood, ]. D. Lydick and
Moncrief walked out Of the halls OF the
Southwest Kansas college and registered
in the st. Johns Lutheran college. And
after the action of the faculty this morn
ing. still there's more TO follow. AS has
been public for the past week in the lead
ing papers of the state, the boys were
compelled to sign pledges last week agree
ing TO do no more fraternity wErk while
in the college unless the rule should be
removed. They have been true to their
pledges but they and some Of their friends
appealed to the board OF trustees to re-
move the rule, telling them that the con-
ditions were such that unless some fav-
last of the week mary Of them would
,eave the school. Being assured that the
rule would no. be removed, six of the
boys with classification as above and
comprising one-fourth of the collegiate
students, hade farewell to the s. W. K. c.
and registered in the Lutheran college.
Although the faculty had continued all
4T,a n hoI ciO
the pledges. yet they went back on their
word, called a specia, meeting, determin-
ed 10 expel five Of the boys who had al
ready quit the institution. In the chapel
exercises this morning President Place
gave his usual harangue and used Fra
territy" for his text. At the close Of the
discourse he read the names Of the five
students whom he said 1: was his duty
TO expel. but the boys were ahead of the
faculty. They arose n a body and their
spokesman thus addressed them:
Faculty of the Southwest Kansas Col
lege. your action comes too late; we have
already Withdrawn from your school. We
have already registered in another COL
lege, ard now formally bid the college
farewell" The nthe five true, loyal, non
est students walked down the aisies. and
the naughty, pusilanimous clique set up
hiss. These very same preachers Kissed
who had been disloyal 10 the school, who
themselves this year had made strong at
tempts to have our president removed.
The fraternity boys have always had
warm interest in the school, have always
beer loyal 10 the school and have done
all in their power for It's good. They are
the boys who have always kept up
strong college spirit; but now they are
gone. many OF their friends are leaving,
a. least one-third of the college students
have dropped out and the college will lose
many OF is warm supporters"
II is stated on good authority that the
society Sigma Nh" is still in existence.
and that il its list OF members are other
prominent students of the college. What
the outcome Will be is hard n predict.
When a little old man wants to make
an IMPRESSION, he puts on Mug hat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-30
APPARATUs Is UP 10 DATE
Interesting visi; To the 1ermau-Ame1ieaz
Stan OF Physicians and Surgeons.

An Eagle reporter visited ;he of.ce Q.
ire German American Siaff o. Physicians
Main street. yesterday and found DR.. J.
e Keith very busiiy engaged. and II vas
some time before TIE reporters turn came
Wien be was usheret into the Office BY
az attendant The reporter Was very ,sv-
oTa5ly impressed or entering % fad TIE
Office beautifully carpsiei and furnished
WIKI the very finest upholstered furniture
-as nn= an office - there i IN .ae city
While the reporter ass coS witnessed any
demonstration of their p-otess.eral sork.
- talked Nth any q ,aei- pa.!sa,s. a.
thst mas been learned % ;he.s skill and
great success has o-en .-on TIER many
testimonials. After visiting their Once
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-30

Chicago. Ills. April 2s-Bntter-Firnl
creamery. ,s@isc; dairy sai+c.
Egzs-Flrm; fresh. stsfsa.c
Pouitry-Ffrm: turkeys. % chickens. rScS
ducks, sFicc.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. April ss-wheat-ruYl
nouiinally steady; No. hard. ss3Sc: No.
8 s4T77c: No. L. e-{C2c: No rcd esns->:
&RSf-c; No. ; 7tG17c.
Corn-ir&sic higher. active: Nc. mixed.
@12sc.
0s,s-steasy fairly active: No. white
&isc
Rye-No :. 81.
Hey-S,esey; choice timothy. $50: eho.cs
prairie. ssaq77co
Bui,er-wesk: creamery. isaise: aa.ry.
sGl2c.
Eggs-Firm. TIC.
ST. LOUIS.
81 Louis. Mo. April ss.--Receipts-F.ous
2.l6o; wheat. '2.i15: corn. y. ID. oats. 3ai2
Stipmsn;s-F7our. ass: wheat. 81. $50; corn.
-. so. oats. sOio.
Fgour-Dull ard nomsnaiiy lower. patents,
st75giso; extra fancy. 81 sces.so; fancy,
81 SoU3 %: choice. Sc 59!1S
Wheat-FutuTes opened s.ror ger and high
or on account OF the cold weather ana the
huilish tone o: the Price Current report.
Local receipts were heavy, trading was
light. srd the market very tame. closing 10
lower. with other options ahout steady. com
pared with yesterday. spot lower. No Z
led cash. elevator. &c: track. s7fec: No.
hard cash. 7ie: May. CSC: July. 5ea'ssse: Az
gust. 7si-c.
Corn-Futures dun. speculation iigA, ana
prices slightly OF from yesterday. Spot
steady: 70. cash. zis5e.c; May. ,lAcs
July. 2ikc asked; September. .s'snssc.
osts-FNi,nres quiet. steady. Spot d-rus
No. : cash. 1850; May. 1870 BID. July. isc.
Rye-Isower sc.
Butter-Firm: creamery. I391Tic. dairy.
s1l5c.
EgeS-FTru, &C.
Hay-ou,.t. firm: prairie. No9sso: tim
othy. s. sosff75 %
Pork-Firmer: standard mess jobetns.
ss2sGsS
Lard-Firmer: prime s,esm. s. 1871: choice
$500.
NEW YORK.
New York. April 2-Flou--Rscspts r.
sss barrels. exports siH Quiet ana easy:
winter pus;~n;r. 81 sn1Is -: Minnesota pat
eris. HE4t3s; winter extras. 81 zGt7 70:
grades. s. sd2sn.
Rye-ouiei: No. western. "a. aesc.
Nheat-Spot very QUIT: No. , hard win
ter The. Options firner or bad crop news
ard covering. sold OF under LIQUIDATION.
rallied N the afternoon. nrner Berlin ca
ties. rood western buying and strong south
western markets but rnsEy broke badly
uTdsr realizing. and closed u Up 20 'sc res
lever: No red April Tse; May. 7*.
eii. spo, easier: No. .. nc. elevator: Ma
. old. Ste. elevator Options fuii. PARTIAL
~ ;sc lower: April es.c: May. $40.
Oais-Receip;s Is 800 bushels: exports a
asI Spo, steady: No. !, Zc Options Guli
and easy. &c lower: May, a1sc.
Hsy-Qusr..
rArd-Ea,y; western steamed. ~
refined quiet
Pork-Stsady: short dear. sssnffnB
Cottonseed osl-stssdy. prime crude 55,1rt
prime yeIiows. 2tG2rrc.
California drief srlIi,s-Pf--n fer .varer-
ated apples; other fruits Gun bat sssaiy.
Evepo,stsf apples. choice. vsu<c: fsncy,
pz0sSsc; p-u1es. 1,4dTc. as 20 size ans anal
fty: ap-f-o's. royal t6lIe: Moor PARK. -
lie. peaches. unpsesef. sdfioc; peeled. iiGi&o
SufF-9uie: ard v1chsrpsS.
Is1tte--sieafy. western creamery. 1915
Elg.ns. u: factory. Srdi1
Esgr-s,sady: state and pennsyiyansas
,eQ1G4c: southern. ..
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. Eng. AVrii 1-,x . ny
wb~st-spo; 20. red northern sprine.
dull ssfsi.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
CITY IN BRIEF.

Senator Bentley will go to Kansas City
this morning.
L. NJ Hanshaw, trustee OF Attica town.
snip, made his assessors returns yester-
day.
D. T. Mervine, superintendent Of the
Wells Fargo Express company. is in the
city.
Mr.. H. ]. Hagney, editor o. the Bea-
con, is IN Guthrie. viewing the scenes Of
the flood.
Doc Butterfield was very quietly mar
riei Wednesday evening 10 Mrs. Clara
Zimmerman.
West Chamberlain Of the Beacon force
leaves today for visit with his brother
in San Francisco, California.
VIM. Betty has purchased a half In
terest in the Wichita Tribune and as
sumed management yesterday.
]. s. G. Carney. stamp clerk at the
postoffice, is confined to his room IN
West Wichita on account OF illness.
Valley Center public schools close to-
night Principal VIM. Dunn has arrang-
ed program and exhibition exercises.
R. B. Wallace has accepted position
with the Potts Drug company. and will
go on the road next Monday for that
firm.
County Commissioners Harmon and
Sealock have arranged for the litho-
graphing Of Ave dozen common school
diplomas.
Superintendent Coiville go es to Hutch
inson next Wednesday to conduct the
examination OF applicants for apopin;-
ment 10 West Point
Chancellor Snow Of the State Univer-
sity went through this city last night on
his way TO Pratt where he. addressed the
High school last night ~
Mr.. Busby of Parsons was in the city
yesterday attending TO some business af-
fairs. Mr.. Busby while in the city was
the guest of the Carey.
The High School Alumni association
will give their annual banquet at the
Carey on Friday. May s. An elaborate
program is being arranged and many
toasts will be given.
W. E Cochran. pos.ofice inspector
who resides in Hutchinson, but makes
this city his headquarters. has been pro.
NOTED to inspector in charge of the Den
yer division with office and headquarters
N Denver.
The bar docket for the May term Of
the district court contains over three
hundred cases. There are 1919 jury cases.
sixteen state and ninety-eight court
cases, making SOB in all. There are two
murder cases.
Mr.. and Mrs. N Shinn OF Willerton,
Sumner county. were in the city yester-
day. They were here inspecting Fair
mount college and making preparations
for entering their children in this insti-
tuition Of learning.
At the Emporia Avenue church Mrs.
C. s. Adair preached on the vision OF
Dry Bones" as recorded in Ezekiel. She
said in part: DRY bones was not an en-
couraglng congregation to preach TO. a
poor place to have revival. with no IN
terest and no material to work on. Sup
pose Christ had waited for interest and
material. Can these bones live? Man
replies. impossible; but God says posi-
BILE Preach the Word 10 them, was the
imperative command. The Word Of God
is the only power that vii. bring a dead
world 10 life. For the Word OF God is
the word OF the spirit" Let everybody
come 70 these meetings
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-30
LIVESTOCK MAax1r,
CHICAGO


Chicago. fHs. April D-ra'sie-cstt's
sales generally zers motsrat al yerrr1aSss
decline az 1T9l5c, common 70 prime beef
cattle going a. g sDc<. ~. with The greater
part o. TIE trading q. No1ts, A s-v
Eight seizAt sforksrs soid a. = - but fhs
baik % t1e feeding cattle brought ~ -
az. few prime iofs essrxl1g tso9t e.
Calves we're active sr3 strons. the best
selling fcr Ise.
Hoss-gn hogr. here vas . E5es lo>si
and sa'ppinr dsmand a. v es.lsne. al 81
fsrizgs were vei Faxsn st 1s91. - fos
heavy yscksnx IoiR ard HTs4tU fsr fs:s
70 prime erovsz. choics nsat weights at
ina a. ne top. Most 6; The hogs ssi a.
T. 81 1szss
shs~-s-Trsse n rh>.p wsrs~.;sy fsss
II Ehf have ber1 expected ca q rsirv Cay.
Priess xers s.sasy. WITH ssi.s 81 cenrn-S
20 chose shesp - 8 psuf -. ard prime
hsavJ native ss-s5 wee scsrcs az US
*. Western sSeep spif At sssha<E. sr3
petty wen a. g x07sa fcy iasersor 70 rrs,ns
saek. colsrzSo lsrnss .~sslrr ;As hixsssse
zut westerns sscfhlax - E<ik %
Re- Sls-s,@t;is. 400, sssz. c.so. ssss0s
ile,a.
Earzss CITY. No. April s-rsffss-Es.
csptn ss. marie. shout stes1y. T-xso
s,e@rs. sSv1sg. Tsxss eera E&Ss -
nz,sNs sts<-r g ha4sf -. ns.ss~ Sews a.
ts,fsfs 8 ss<f< -. s.oeEsrs ss1 ssstsfs. q -
Gfls- brls. E-s14iA
Hox--Recszp.s 800. rnxgsef -stk - -
foye-. Bzsk e szses q EszT-s. seszt>~,
q 81 =. packers. |. ga1T. zs,gss. ara
At. ize,s. s1soez -. yosssrs- ug9s rs
5iEs. E-s%Tz7s
sessp-Pee.sY,r Z 80. -ss.xs. s,ro-s as
esa6T. I1azss- a 1sat -. nzsstoss. = -
ST. IorTs
81. Leafs. yo. AsfJ s'-rsssie-secs<cte
1ass. rn3-s-- stsssy 81 s-esipe Yz1rr
expert STEERS. q so =. sst- - eacscs 49,
eve s1so-s-x s.s@rs e -se8 sss stscs~-s as
fsessrs. r. $40. sfs~-s sssse~ ls6 "a.
q 7szasE- coss "a ssfsssr. = zs9t -. T~s-
az x-1 frtsa. ss-~~s. = sxes g T-rss 49,
f-sstar COWS s1ss hets~~s. e &ss>1
Horz-flscrsFfs slss rnsrkst sss&1y. Lx.f
= s>s1s. narst. 0sr-g. hszTr. 60
80
as~~,-psreee.s ssss sa-f~s ~sss <s-
sfv~ -rIsfsa.- y Ssss- ix%a~ H>sf& -
asTss e-4 eeckx q sseszS. Jrtss s1~sps
81 90 -. sgrfag issns-s. t1sa5 "a
NV YORK
Ssz Tex Eass %-sse<T~s-F-r~ssf
90 - .rx1lax E1fz1~ss ese,t-s $3.50
x-sse--esz s.<srs a. z.4fsi@r syssr-ss s<.xf-s
st..sss sssyssxE5se sf~es<t .<xhs. sxfrike<e-
- 49,. sk.See.r gDoSf. "a sseTss.
fssfx.s- fsses 30 y. r.z<sg* a8les. w4ga
= E~sz fs=t~szy. sssis fzs<5z 81
Es<sfs-F.~rsssfs -. assk~t s1t-s at
wax esc~ss ss~ rsas9 sse~s. arsser- sAs<,
2 as-Esf - kssgfs~f Fseso. e s<s< e. CO.
sssTH sszazs G-@ss -. ezss~s -zsssA NJ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-30
COFFEE AND sraaR MARKETS

New York. April 5y-Corss-opis,es 90
cred EtezSy. unchanged - points Cd
vsorce. There was nothing I, f0rssxn 81
wees 20 Influence the market vzsca T1ies
Gun an Say. Europe sois r. n sznsE way.
Receipts a. Brzz1 Ssrs smaller sns ssgs-
r.-aanxes 20 s po-n,s soxsscs. kzisx & 90
Va. szvsscs. ~: s5stazx Sc xEs-
tboa. s:es1y. cersova. 1-asss.e- sases se
tzzz xzracasbo o. ezEs. isS fer good Gu
cutz
s1zz--Rzr frn: ss1-ssr ;ss~isc: e<ss-i
fozzI. s. :ss.- 10. sen.ss gss1ss crsssass-.
&c. powdered. 81; KTzzszssa. g.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-30
Winfield


From the Winfield Courier.
Edgar B. Gordon went to Wichita this
morning.
Doug Bourdette went to Mulvane this
morning.
C. A. speer Of Latham was in town
yesterday.
James B. Moore got in from Hartford,
Conn, this morning.
Sheriff Skinner has been waterboucd
in the country and only got home this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clark Of Akron are
the guests Of her brother, James Roth
rock ard family.
Colfax lodge. No. n, Daughters of Re-
bekah, gave a mos: pleasant social and
entertainment at I. 0. 0. F. hall last
night on the, occasion Of the eighty-sev-
enth anniversary OF the founding Of the
order in America. The object Of the en-
tertalnment was TO raise funds for the
support Of orphan children, and reat
sum was realized.
An interesting program was rendered,
which was interspersed with photograph
ic selections, winding up with grand
cake walk Mrs. Ed Davis and S. j.
Repler were the lucky couple who secured
the handsome big cake offered as prize
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-30
wooI AID COTTON MaExErs.

Antze~p- Germany. Asrz 7-Tss sci
sscfso-s opsrsa seF< fS5zy MA fair AZ
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sors 80 80
CATTLE
Representative SALES


IL Ncvsy of Hzzei.on had car 9. hogs
or TIE 11srsst
J. J. Houston q Perry SCI; ~ ere ear
Of hcE<-
J : Grernzats q E8r.-a<sl Ezs -
SKA : ss,xss car .. hogs ard cztsss-
Harvey Grace 81 C1sn<y sks IA xsSA
ears Of hogs srd cx-7As-
1ssese a Scr q Haven xzs o. re Ez.-
x~s zsrs sce car % sexx
Atzra Husbsze- 90 Sasrx-< Tad c-< car
.cz5 c< Sogs zao-x sae cEsr.-GA
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DRr GOODS MARkEn

New York. April SIN consequence e
the advance II cotton. the goods market
vas frmer all around. but 10 advances
were made in the price OF goods. though
some options taat Mere out al the call %
sellers have been declared or Mems wear
~c.ens have been fairly active n sales
and large quantities are gosrg forwarA on
prior orders. while \ new demand was pee
emf for moderate TO good qualities OF spce
goods Printing cloths case, and sellers n
6ouo, as 20 sales az present pr.eesL
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Nontev.edo. - bales at 8oBe franoa
New York. Apri! 3-Coston-F.rms mid
ding. 5isc- Futures closed quiet and nrn
with sales Of is2.eoa aJnuary. ss0: Febru-
airy. S7ee. April. nominal: May. go. June.
go: July. S.47: August. E.ss: September.
Sis: October. sac. November, SSx,: De-