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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21

Chicago. Ills. May @-Butter-Easy
creameries. Iea13c; diaries, T4lec.
Esgs-Ffrm; fresh, Sc.
Live poUltry-Frrn; turkeys, Sc; chickens.
.Q1l.c; ducks. Sc.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo, May N-wheat-Dur.
slightly higher; 10. . hard. soTslc, one car
yenowberry Sc; No g. 1916; No. l. S0G
zoe; No. spring. soc; No 3, 15c; No red
s5Ga6c; No. 3. Syd94c; No. 4. so9ssc..
Corn-Fairly active, fraction higher; No
mixed, 21al022c.
Oats-Nom:raliy steady, dull; No. white
@gzc-
Hay-F:rm; choice timothy, SO; choice
prairie. s7.o0d750
Buter-Dul, weak; creamery, iiI-g-sc;
dairy. -SdIfc.
Eggs-Steady, receipts light; fresh, &c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Mo-. May @.-Receipt+Flour
500; wheat, SEQ; corn, 3, 900: oats, 81. 90.
shipments-Flour. 10000; wheat, 1900; corn.
zoe; oats, $3.50.
Fiour-Duil. weak but unchanged
Whaat-Higher; No. red cash. elevator,
Sic bid; track. ade7c: July. 757sc bid.
Corn-Strong; No. cash, "a 22i.c; July,
2214c bid.
oats-Stroug; No. ? cash. eac; July. ls-sc
bid
Rye-Nominal, Sc.
F'laxseed-Lower, SIC bid.
Hay-DulI, steady and unchanged.
Butter-Weak; creamery, u3lfsc; dairy
6Q12c.
Eggs-Steady. 7s.c
Pork-Steady; standard mass tobb;ne
s. 25Gs.T5
Lard-Firmer; prime steam. s3.s,1a; choice
$40
NEW YORK
New York. May Extraordinarily Ts-
40 barrels; exports 5.l52- Quiet as a result
OF the firm views OF holders.
Wheat-Receipts $500 bushels; exports 70
10. Spot quiet but f-ner. Options steady
asQ7.c higher; No. red May. soc: Septem-
Der. 73izc-
Corn-Recsipts 12s75o bushels: exports -.
Al Spot quiet: No. 2 2e%.c. Options firm
unchanged: May sAsc; September. Sic
Oats-Receipts 324so bushels: export. 50,
So9. Spot active for exports: No. .. sztsc.
Hay-Quiet.
Lare-Dun: western steamed, A12ia; re.
fined steady.
Pork-Quet.
Cotolseei oil-Dulls
California dr.ed fruits-Evaporate apples
firm; other dried fruits steady: evaporated
apples, prime wire tray. 4isc; wood dried.
prime. 4-sc; choice. 4izc; fancy, 7.d5c.
California nuts-Discontirued until mar
ket reopeus next fall
Butter-Firm; western creamery, .difc:
Els-ns. lic; factory, 7IzGlG-c.
EgzSSteady: state and PENNSYLVANIA,
I-c; western, I0i- G1lc: southern. 5000.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21
FELL OtF 4 GAR
Charles Heddeu Falls From a Box Car at
O'clock This MorrInr

Charles He1ien fell of the top OF q
large furniture car this morning a, .
O'Clock near the Missouri Pacific freight
depot He is thought to De seriously
;nough not fatally injured.
He was intoxicated and Will. IN this
condition climbed on 70 the car. He
laid down on Top OF the car and fell
asleep While asleep he rolled off the
car, falling a distance Of al least ten
feet The patrol wagon was sent over 70
The depot ard the man was taken 10 the
city building. Dr.. Tiehn was called but
had MOI arrived a. this writing. Il is
not known how badly the man is hurt.
He was found by Night Waterman
Frank Slsttsry and he turned in the
alarm 20 police headquarters
Heddeu's face was all covered WI,
dir AMI blood and Il was i-npossibra -
EEL how old man he was HIS ns-a
was obtained from a letter in his v.s-
pocke'. He did not possess a coat Toa
Yellow is in pretty bad shape. grosni7~
a. the time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21
WOOL AND COTTON MARKErs.

New York. Nay 9.-Wool-SteaCy; fleece,
Isd &c: pulled, I51a3c
s.. Louis. Mo-. May N-Cotton-Quies.
unchanged; middl.ng. 75sc; no sales report
ed; receipts 1.15S bales; shipments SO bales;
stock. 2es11 bales.
New Orleans. La, May 9.OCoton-Easy
sales 1.7do bales; ordinary. 6isc; good mid
ding. SIC; low m;Gdiing. l5-I5c; r;ddlinS,
sc; good niddling, u-Isc; m;ddEng far.
SIC. Futures dull: sales 1850 bales. in
Guiding May. SIS bid; June, S-l5u7 Is;
July. N2iG12e; August, s. sGs IS: Septen-
ber, 81. sea6.ss; October. Ss.5pds-5l; Noyem-
h=r, Ss.d6653; December. s6-5s0s-SS; aJuu-
airy, ss.51d65s; February, s5-S9I6.s2.
New York. May 2a.-Cotton-Spot closed
active; m:ddling upIands. 7%4c; niddliag
gulf, Sc; sales 5,I2i bales Futures closed
quiet and steady; sales 60 80 bales Janu-
ary. $3.50; February. ss-s4; March Sass:
Nay and June. SIS; July. SIS; August.
s7.2e; September, sssl: October and Novem-
her, s5.Ii; December. sd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21
gsALISBURYIN DEEP WarrR
WINE his Creditors Find the wadInx SIN
Worse. Possibly

San Francisco. May a0.-The petition
N insolvency Of Monroe Salisbury, in
voluntary insolvent was fled at the Of
nee OF the county clerk OF Alameda
county yesterday. and the showing made
Is anything bu: encouraging 70 the nu-
ine-ous creditors. He places his liabili-
hes a. sl55.5S1. and says his assets
mount 20 but 500 in personal property.
az exempt from taxation. There Is
some encouragement n the fac, that he
owns property n CHICAGO. estimated -
oe worth $4,000, but mortsased 10 the
exteas OF sI50.ooe. However. MAJ too
Is onset oy the fact that Salisbury is de-
ssnda7t II suits commenced as,ins,
him by the United States government, n
ths district OF California fo- saOs 81 vf-h
Interest a. per cen; since 1892
Most Of the claims are no: secured
hut those % Wells. Fargo & ca. for
p-onisso-y noses and intsres, are. ard
thst bank has already brought sui, 70
forsciaSe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21
DRY GOODS Markets.

New York, May 20.-The market fc- dry
goods seems 70 show soma stimulated trad
ing under the influence Of warmer weather
ard with the advance ot the season toward
the time for fall buying. The increase as
not by any means a heavy one, hcweve,
and is distinctly limited 70 sections OF The
country. The os most noticeable in fair
l. spirited demand for fall styles OF wooden
and worsted goods for mems wear and in
certain grades OF six goods. Underwear
also shows q gradual Increase OF interest
and sight gains are noted in the market
for hosiery. In staple cottons there Is less
change than n other line Bleached goods
are quiet and firm in al grades. Pr.n.
cloths show no change for the better. Prints
are generally quiet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21

TIA. Is safe and sure. Here's proof vii you
Study K,
N A Smith, scs Washington Averce.
SeeaiiA No, says: II have been a.
nIcted with kidney trouble for the last
thirty years. My su-eriags wers some
thing terrible, and part % the time J
was confined 10 nv bed tried almost
everything that was recommended. euc
never found anything that gave ne any
relief until used xunyo a's Kidney Cure
Three bottles cured me completely. Nv
release frc-a suffering has been so corr
plete tha, I feel Ike . young man"
kunyor has q separate care Cor each disease
Fer sale ~ druggists mostly e cents q bottle
II IA dou6s write 20 Professor Ea-yo1 a.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, ard gee medical advice free.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21
RUIZ conMIssIoS ORGANIZED
Proceeds to the sassss4ess Jsn Ia Hob
and Nab -tyts.

Havana. May 2o.-Tns Ruiz connie
sion Vas formally organized ibis morn
ing AM x<nt % Gusnabaocoa this s:isr-
nom 20 conu>nc- n. inquiry ia'o ne
seafh n the jail a. that pace o, Dr.
Ric1rIo Ruiz. a nstgraiirsf Ansrican
ciazcn seao- Enrique Roir. whoss
name vas presented ~ d.. corgosso.
The s9arish cgaEal a; Pniisislpasa. ~f-o
accompanies the Unifed States cou-n's-
slcner. ". J. Calhoun. was finally sc-
c~p,sd az counsel by Con.'li Gensrai Leo
aad sfr. Calhoun. Cordial r~lstions p-ss
vale. among all tas parties ocao>rnsi.
D.. CopSQs:o sni General IL. break
fasting together today.
Havana. May zo.-Tas Ruiz cousn.s -
son met a. , , n. today n re ro~a
haI. G-zaa51cos. perfected ~ work q
formal organlzatfou, ss4 shsn a1fogrn-
e unta ,onor7oE. zhen "a. inquiry ~iI
oeg.l
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21
CztfTs-S-easv.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
shippers

Steiner & Blair OF Lyons had enc car %
hoSs OF The market
James Wilson OF Belmont was II wits
one car o. hogs
Day & Woman q Alameda were here
with one ca Of hoxs
Charles Dorsey Of South Haven was ~
With oze car OF hogs
Thomas WardroD OF Hu-ueveIl came u
with ors car OF hocs
Townsend & Giboens o. An6sie were e
vita one car OF hogs
As.se & Sen OF Have- were On IRE u,a--
kst with one car % hogs.
Joe Scott OF Peck was I'd VIII 4 nike.
czr OF hogs an Gcsttle
Harvey Grace of Cheney vas here To- one
car OF hogs.
g : Shepherd % Goddard hal one car
q hogs OF the market
W Garland OF Kiowa had in oae car e
EoEs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21
LIVESTOCK MAERETS
CHICAGO


Chicago, Ills, May g.-Ca..le-Traie IN
cattle was rather slow first at yesterdays
decline. The trade vas rather better later
Sales were made Of Limited number OF COM
mon dressed bee. steers az 81 0rT4 =. and q
few prime cattle weighing from $50 20 -
81 pounds. sold al s. 0sff5. -. bur the grea,
bulk OF The cattle went for 81 1880: ex-
po-ters being buyers az =. 1ell5-i0: veste-,
tst cattle sold for s. 1850 There was
fairly active stocker and feeder trade al
s3.75d+ 81: cows and hsifsrs were kept frrn
By very moderate offerings Calves were
steady al S55odsoJ for choice 10 prime.
Hog-There was an active demand for
hogs, and prices were stroa ger Choice
Hight hogs sold bettsr and singing lots sola
Up % S.17is. a. advance % zi.c per 20 10.
The poorest heavy packing lots brouzh,
S-55, and hogs sales were largely at 3. 75ss
? =. PCS sold largely az S.E175.
ShseP-In sheep trade was fairy sc:lv.
a generally steady pr5cs=- Sheep were
sslsoie a; SeIT49 for inferior 70 extra
prime heavy natives. WIKI most OF n.
sales az 8 l1G451 Texans s. ss13s9 few
fetching $40 Lambs sod a. 81 4re75 - for
selling az TIE TOP. Shor1 abs soi6 az 81 =
ll5--5- Some fancy Aexcal lambs brouga,
ss,G
ReceiptS-Cattle. 1870; hogs. 2i.co9; sheep.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. May s-Ca,tl-R.-
cs.pts 2iea Market about steady Texas
st=e-s. g cs6 80. Texas cows. 3 hSG1 S:
native steers. S7E5oa. native cows and
hests-s sl5s54 81. s:ocksrs and t4e5er
S. SE4 s. bulls. 8 51.4-5a
Hos@Recesp-s f7.sa Ns-xe- strong .
= higher Bulk G: sales 8 Sss5LS1: hsave.
SS1i-d2 g.: pacse-s- 5134.-s. niIes
8 Hs1S55. tights g -s.SE, yerkerx S5s=
"a. p:<S. S4SeGa -
Sl-sep-Recetcts soe Market ssYozs
Lambs. tsss1sss. msttors. s2.pss5aa
ST. LOUIS
s. Louis. 70. Nay s-Czt:ie-Esces7-s
-s,i Market active and strczx- Shipping
steers = So y, srocksrs and fse1s-E e X
- 4: EEa. STEERS e 7ss4%: s-o~s a-a Aesf-
erS Sasd=sl. Texas and xs=LAe-z s-ee-s
s. sslI4 "a. COWS ard Refers. ES-d3 -
dos-Re-~l2ts 500 Make active AID
sHzse hsxa--- Iza; Hszz2s s. Tnlxe-.
= sGS =. hsavy. NGE17-4
Saeep-Rece.o.s SOC. Marks- zrssxs AL
SIM Native I1itS1s. G[sssf =. Texts
she.2- .1t.s4aS. spE-ES ls1sss . s.-E-l
NV YORK
Ss~ YORK Nay Be- e$-Fs-csi rts =
- NJ trading E<e-s- cute AEsrisz-
Sf-.-s a. EfGz- s-es<e1 ~slx1-. z5--<. -
SIS d-sss-s xe-zats rsrrIx~-zEo- 49, a.
~Sp.- Exports - h---ss soS ~ sSe>5
CzivsS-SSccs,ss -. 4Es. a11 iors-
Yeas. AHE5.a !
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21

Wichita. Kan. May -. iEr-
Local forecast for VIchita ard v.ciziSy-
Occasional showers ard CONTINUED VAN
During the PAS; tvenfy-fo1zr hours 80
highest temperature hss been s. degrees.
tie loreSt - degrees a11 TIE nesz = de-
Erses vieh clear warm vezthe- ard f-cz5
southwest g.lG
Thus fs- IRIS month t1s average :.zpera-
tI.-e las ben - degrees
For re past eight years re average ter
perature pera.1r. mas bee1 - degrees az
fo- the srA DAY = degrees
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. .. c, Nay 1.-Fo1os1n< =
lie to-eczs, so- Fr56zy.
Kansas. oklaso-na ar I7tlzz Ts--s.o-5-
Fair except showers n ertrs--e res..-z
oo--scns. cooler. noT;a~sSs wis. h~co--
:-x south
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Wellington.

From the Daily News:
George A. Jewett OF Gore township.
died yesterday morning and was buried
at Mulvane today with Masonic honors
In former days Mr.. Jeweet was one Of
the best known men in Sumner county.
taking an active part in public affairs
He served one term as county commits
sioner, made an excellent officer and left
an honorable record as such.
Major W. P Hunter OF South Haven
stopped over last night in the city on MS
way home from the K. P. grand lodge
"a Wichita.
". VI. Ferguson returned from Kansas
City this morning after selling zen car
loads Of export cattle, shipped from Pea
body, az s445
The jury business n the district court
closed last night with hung jury in
the case Of the York-Key Mercantile Co.
VS. Dr. ". A. Noble.
Wendell Mclaughlin. the new district
court stenographer, came down from
Wichita this morning He will begin du-
" as Judge Burnette's stenographer a.
the neXt term Of district court
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21
PHOTOGRAPHY TO THE RESCUE
Expertest Kind OF Expert Te.timony I'm the
Fair Will Case

Ss1 Francisco, May 2o--Expe-t test
noay again today occupied The at,en-
u3n o. Judge Slack and The jury in ne
Aasus-C-aven case. After Photographer
Donovan had identified the various re-
productions i signatures admittedly az
ps16ed 10 checks by che late Senator
Ear. Davis y. CarvaIao was recalled OK
the purpose 0i introducing ne enlarged
Photographs OF the two deeds upon
wGjch the case hinges and incidentally
D exhibit 70 the weary jurors separate
negatives {: The signatures thereon in
ords- TIA: they might compare ths1
xi;h those already scrutilized. ard IN
:a-t eaca letter % every wori aein. sub
tsc.sG > examination.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS.

Mex To-s. May 3s-Co1e-C9;so-s open
81 barely steady. u1chsEg@d - vosatS
lover. further declined u-6-- fc7siSu Ec.--
cation bet stSz1s1 lzt-- n The CAV OF
shorts covering CABS Indifferent. ErS-
kgz1 receipts free Warehouse deliver -
alozerzts. cAsssI steady a. ret un1azzxes
Frtee- Sssss lssss hzES tzclGinz 5tsr.
e -. Sspte1aoer. 8 Ssi7-+A S2o, ceHf@s-
RIO 1c3. lower - SCI. No : i1vc!ce. 11.c.
ioee&-g. S. A.id-S;szd-: cc-3ova, -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21
GETS HEAF CIVILIZED
Female ASorigine of Noted Lfee.xe szes
for Divorce Ia w1shisstsn.

T7ccDa- Wasa-- Nay 3.-Ga re sz5e-
rso- o1c-r y=s-s-t2y. May sat-. szi5
. d q niso= o. &c Cd Iz1szz czs.,
Se.ztii-- apparel . ts-zity = Sirs-ce
szi- SA- azs brought sSsi1st Joa1 s=z.-
-. - ~sssCS-- xho ~ sye- - yrsrs @.
a. Joaa -nA-rs@i tie E4sa< se4-t5s
axe yea-s az 4u1 Ass-- sta--ny Up
sie1se = T@5 yezTE- ze1i SacE % s.s
ox1 Ea1.1. csrzsssisrg = sxafT z-rss -
Eaizhle valley ssn5- ~zsea Mrs. SEAT
xa.is givsa = as-- He- cc-za.si.- A.
s=zrs c-u.. s-ssi7.z. az fsi.2-s = -
v-5z
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UF TO FIFTY MILLIONS


ClsTslsnt. o@ss. &.y ss-By vote q
~ ssecxnobSsf. G re Lake s581s snf
NicasExa Sogshsrn rziix&y rsis sn7rn-
~ ). ~zs ss-st~s - Increase 80 -
ds5's1aess % - c9zrsny - -. ga
~. x Tz5ssTsl.s. chsirzan % 80
noAr5 = <lTrctars. a. T. o. T1rzsr.-r.
sses g-ss2lsst sn1 sserv:x-y. -sss 2s-s-
go TIE ian -i3 - n~x9tlsss5 a. =!
30 cert 4-.sress. Ssvaass So seasssiy.
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ARE THE MEN
THAT CAN CHECK TIE CHAMPIONS
IN THEIR MAD CAREER.

score Lines Have Something OF . Rural
look But the Game ID Described n
sCiose and ExcitinG"-Coloaets Find the
BrideSrooms No Such Easy AArk as
They Might Be-Senators and Colts
Play Horne. Alias Baseball, Likewise
With . Eeubenixed score-Pistsburs
and Boston Win-W esteru and Colleges
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Nod. ue,.r,o.,s. Non.

Ns5ri5. Hay 39.-fisnsrAl De Ax.-rirs.
minister q 1sr. hss introduced . ctr ID
20 ire cort-s sFsyl3iaz fog an i1cTssss
q re army r. Spain - lsq. GO sasa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21
svsln vni x...r ssbml,

yssrs5. Nay 3a-A ss1i-orsclsI &C.
Ia-a-i9a g. issgs1 - me s@scs tsss
spain ulu never sgTee % fas sai~ &c
Ce3a o. % foreign u1efszs>c. "A gre
too zhkca sae regards as sxzl.ssssly
crn-e--lr< herssls~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21

today. NcG-av was put out OF the game
by Umpire Sheridan in the eighth inning.
Attenda.ce 2-ooo. Score:
RHE
Baltimore ............o 0 3 % 00I 10 )
SchrivsV; Baltinore-Honer and Clark. Uz
p:-e-Sheridan
LOUISVILLE. IS; BROOKLYN. /.
Louisville. KY, May 2o-The Colonies
were not in the game today until the sixth
inning, when Dauo was knocked out OF the
box They also so- after Kennedy and
tied the scare in the eighth. Neither team
could score IN the ninth and each team
secured two runs in the tenth Louisville
on the game II the thirteenth inning. scor
ing three runs. while the Brideg-ooms were
lucky to get Two. Herman was replaced
5y Cunning ham during the tenth inning.
Attendance 1.so0 Score:
RHE
Louisville ...oOoo05ose2oo 5
Brooklyn o0260000e20o2-l2 "A 8
Batteries: observation-disclosures Cunning
ham and Dexter: R-ooklyn-Daub Ken
nedy and Grim CnpireMcDermott.
WASHINGTON. IS: CHICAGO. IL
Chicago. Ills, May e.-Today's game was
the greatest farce OF the season. both teams
smuggling match from The start. After using
up three OF Wssh:ngton's pitchers and hav-
irg a comfortable lead. Briggs went up in
the air in the ninth. gave base on balls.
ard was pounded all over the field. Nc
James Cpitcher No. - came IN in the ninth.
and although he was chilled from sitting
on the bench. shout the Colts out without
q run or a hit. Score:
RHE
Chicago ---..-..22s o33ofo-i4 II 5
washington ..........4 3 o : 0 . SIS %
Batteries: Chicago-Br:Sgs and Anson,
Washing ton-king. German, Norton Nc
James and MCGUIRE UEnpire-McDonald.
PrTTSBCRG. 10: PHILADELPHIA. l.
Pittsburg. Pa. May 0.-Pittsburgs field
ing errors were bad enough TO lose any
Ordinary game, but their good hard hitting
won out kilien gave no hits after the
third inning, and errors were responsible
for the Philiies two runs in the fifth At
tendance 800 Score:
P.ttsbure .....:5oooo14o.-lo 10 5
Philadelphia @ 020o00-5 )
Batteries: Pittsburs-Kinsn and Sugden:
Philedeip hia-Fffield and Boyle. Umpire
Hurst.
BOSTON. Il: ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. No. May 2o.-The Browns play
ei poorly today. Hutchinson was or the
rubber and was hit hard by Boston. IN
addition he was very wild, nearly al OF RS
bases on balls proving fatal Attendancs
900. Score:
RHE
81 Louis -..........n, oof0ofN4
Boston ---......-......0 > 1o23 Ill 70 0
Batteries; St Louis--fIutch.nson and Nc
Farland: Bostol-LeNis and Camel I'm
pire-Lyach.
POSTPONED GAMES
Cleveland. o.. May 9-New York-CIeve.
and game postponed; rain
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associATsD rKEss OFFICERS


chsc4x7. lsy = -Tss eos-s .. es-c-
:grz * - Asssezz:s-s Pres to- t,sssy
A. sssrs-s - ss.sg~s1x c~s-sss- Pres
ST.. r--or = Lsss0s. Csk-zxo Ia y
Srsz Chl-sE7 ES17r9. sFfs Ne gr~Ei-
49,. Rarzcs wa4fs. SsE Tsr6 ETezszg
ps.ss. 500 vscs sr.l,szs Hzss ssnszA.
At.4rlz Jss-zsl. s~rss.z-y. Neigls5s =
sse-s. aszlseaai s@ers.z<y. CARES .
IL
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Nrcyoc HoEe@
psshse Home
Remedies made
up % 1.Soeveries
a.d combinations
IN medicine. are 9
veritAhe oooe -
racxi.a Tie
world 10 rapidly
being ccnxertN
BY truth and er<
dccce. acd soca
the Nunyca
schoclos medicine
vii Be scrrte9
snd recognized a.
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al3Ic; sales Loo bags old crop Rio. Sc; 81
co bags Marac:abo. bass l4c fer CucUta-
Susa-Raw quiet; refined steady; granu-
lated PC
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Smiling Faces
Sweet Greetings that
Keep the Home
Happy.
H IS Hard to Smile when to
Body Is Racked With
Pain.

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GBAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET3.
CHICAGO.

1f1lOAGO.
Chicago grain and produce markets fur
n:shed by R. l. Bost;c. Commission Ne--
chant. rooms 20 and y over Kansas Ma,
t:onal bank. Telephone Isl.
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west~rn Association Games.
College baseball Games
IHE wEATHEf.

Philadelphia Pa. May 1-Brova Gzi-
vs-Sity, ,: University q Pennsylyan.s. .
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United States % Spain. 20 the end that
5,oodsasd shall speedily stop. and that
honorable and permanent peace may be
established il the island OF Cuba; and.
further, that The president. N a spirit
o. amity- tender the good Offices Of III
United States 10 Spain. in an endsavo-
10 secure the Independence OF Cuca. up
or terms alike honorable and Just 20 al
powers concerned And Il he presidsn-
sail BE unable by such friendly inter
cession 20 secure The independence %
Cuba with in reasonable tune. he shall
communicate The facts % congress with
.is recommendations thereon
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CINCINNATI. II: BALTIMORE. u

Cincinnati. O. May ec.-The Reds defeat
Cd the Orioles n a close and exciting game
today. McGraw vas put out OF the game
by Umpire Sheridan in the eighth inning.
Attendasce 20o. Score:
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THE CLOSING ScESg

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CAFFERY KICKS.

NJ. Caffe-y % louisiana. said the fate
Ct this substitute was plain in view .:
The vote just taken. He spoke % ths
unusal course on which the senate was
emoark!ng. setting aside al presidents
and the consideration OF conmit,es.
in order - force through the resolution.
Irhannatory statements. enanatinS
largely from the Cuban junta. were the
basis on which The senate was asked 70
act Mr.. Caffery entered his vigorous
n-ocese against this course.
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Batteries: C-rcinnat.-Eh-e. Dwyer ana
Schriver; Baltinore-Hoffer and Clark. CA
p:-e-Sheridan