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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-02
Too Rad,

"Id just Ike to see
Any man kiss me-"
She said. and then deeply she sighed,
But although she was Kissed,
The seeing she missed
For the reason hat she was cross-eyed
philadelphia Inquirer.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-02

Wrap your fruit jars in newspa-
pers and set in a cool. dark place. The
wrapping will prevent the fruit from
bleaching.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-02

Spirit--Is my wife insidep
st. Pe.er-Yes. You will find her
waiting for you at the head of the
gtairs.-N. Y. Truth.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-02

Robinson-Do you like roast beef rare or
well donct
,Ienkins-i like it rare, but that's in strict
confidence.
why in strict confdcncct"
well, If you knew our cook you would
see the necessity for roncealiDg my real sen,
tlments on that subject. ~ Puck.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-02

"Your husband seems to be q victim Of
| the tobacco habit"
mo. I'm the victim. He thoroughly
enjoys it."-Topeks Capital.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-02
ELECTRICALLY SPEAKING

John. doesn't my bathing suit cleo
trify you?"
"ies; shocks me. in fact."-N. Y.
Herald.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-02

Caution. Don't be fooled into taking
cheap worthless stuff. II the merchant tells
you 1T ~ Just the same" az NJ. A.. s.. J.. NJ,
you may know that he Is trying to sell you
cheap stufI to make a big profit by palminK
OF on you u wholly different article.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-02
weighing the Chances.

He-Would you be mad il anybody
should see me kiss you?
Shells anybody looking?-Up-to'
Date.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-02

Becfneck Bill Wot's come of your rard,
ucr.
Ntroncnrm Jaka-i shook i'm. lie got re
iiglon already
Co Qwl the business, has hcs'
Tie alwaN, wanted Ia oocn 4 safe with
prayer. -tu,mudti Inquirer.
For Nhoauue Cough. pisos tura is n
successful remedy VI. l.. Dieter %, ItIyop
Ave, brooklyn, y. \, Nov. n, "a,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-02
ALABAMA LADIES
DON'T LIE
NJ m ~
CraEnps


Arc caused by an irritation Of the nerves.
They arc local spasms, frequently the result
OF uterine disease. There are pinrhtpr.
gnawtnG and cuntractyo pains IN the region
Of tho stomach extending to the back and
chest They arc often the symptom md
effect Of indigestion. nr, NJ. A. simmons
Liver Medicine should he used T. s;imu.
late the digestive organs and Dr. Simmons
spuaw Vine Wine TO give immediate relief
and permanent cure.
After tao old proprictora Of tho articlc
nov called "Elack hraught" were by tho
United htateA Court cnJoincd from using
the words constituting our trade name
does not equity require that they stand on
their own trade name and merits az any OF
their article, and not seek TO appropriate
the trade for our article called for and
known rs DIR. Simmons Liver Medicine. by
publishing the picture OF another DR., Sim.
mons on thcir wrapper and falsely adyertiS-
inE that their article "Black praught" was
established in lsiO, that being the year in
which our article was established, While no
one ever heard of "BlAck Draught" TN
after ls7h. Why do they advertise that
falsehood and associate their article with
ours thaving the picture of Dr. NJ. \. SIN.
mons on itl by their publication of tho
picture Of another Dr. Simmons, II not done
70 unfairly appropriate our trader Is not
Inc motive uppRreutg
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-27
Gard OF Thanks

Whereas. The local iodges and this
committee were enabled 20 successfully
and satisfactorily entertain the recent
convention .: the Grand Lodge. Knights
o. Pythias OF the Grand Domain Of Kan
sas, held IN this city. May 17th 70 10th.
inciusively: and
Whereas. Our citizens and visiting
members OF the order actively cooper
ated with and assisted IN caring for our
guests and brothers; therefore. be 1t
Resolved. by the committee on Grand
I.,dve entertainment, Warwick Lodge
", a and Wichita Lodge No. lss
Knights o: Pythias q Wichita, Kan,
That we hereby gratefully acknowledge
al tavors shown and express our ap-
probation % the same And. De IL
Resolved. further. That We thank TIE
following FOR especial tavors; Bros J.
C Kirker. Percy Glaze. Stanley Aioaugh.
L R Delaney and s. A Ward: Wichita
Daily Eagle, Daily Beacon. P. II Roys.
9 s Daniels. Wichita Electro Railway
company, Missouri and Kansas Tele-
phone company. c. - r, I o. o. 2.
Wichita Ledge No. %: The A. E and
4. VI. police department. H. c. McCluns.
George Westgscs. VIII Slice. Mss Jessie
Lantz and Monte Dunbar. Ms. Earl
Blake, sons OF Hermann Shax's o-cAe<-
ira, Mr.. and Mrs. D ". Pitts. the hon
orable mayor and council OF he city ..
Wichita Be Il
Resolved. further, Tat copy OF these
resolutions be rendered our daily papers
Cor publication.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-27
Ell PAsO BUILDS LEvEEs
Fully Five Miles of Flood Defensss In .
Single Day.

e Paso. Tex May S-The food situation
here today is unchanged. except that the
river has risen two inches. II g stu kept
within the temporary levees but The fev.es
are continually weakening ard fully 4c
n1en are employed in filing Up behind vAa,
the water washed away II front The city
has built fully FIVE miles OF levee today
Fl Paso. Tex. Nay S.-Ths Rio Graa6e
continues 20 rise. and an army Of men are
struggling out OF SKA street, working CT
The new Ievee tina; was thrown up on Mon
cay night. when the Old levee broke Tbs
morning az 10 o'clock al the Se-.s n Juarez
were vruag 20 caH ont the people % cheek
q break Il the Juarer Ie-e>. and TIE Mexi-
can troops Stationed - Juz-ez we're put 20
work 20 save tie Mexican end o. one Of lie
International street car BRIGGS, tie az
by tie water. Tia bridge Vas saved -
vas also TIE yuarez ievee-
Al noon today, the levee In front Of C.y
Recorder c. 3. Fa.te-son's res.3ence brake.
and The waters rrshed .,to TIE house. a.
=,os; drowning the recorder ar9 a .-.e-9
sno va. v.tA h.z- Mr. Patterson lad tus.
moved us family out His pretty resi-
6encs va. washed away. together Wiz q
dozen other houses u the zssxhSorsoo.
Every wagon In e Paso = engaged 1oy-
Ing people ron parts Of ire city ec5a,-
gsrss By TIE food Several hundred poor
Mexican citizens who -eSi6ei @ re r.v.-
FROM have lad heir houses washed away
aat are camping cut u vacant lots So fz-
as can BE learned no human ETez we're iosx
= re food
L : feared "a. the z Pzxo street Isvss
WI break tonight Il 50. po--soa C re
besS part ot re cs-y VI BE So55@1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-27

Chicago Ills May 3-Butt-r-F1rns
crean>rt.s. ua1fso: tsires. tale
Exzs-S;ea6y. fres1. So.
Live potltTy-stesiy. turkeys. 7cF4e:
chickens, Ia73z csscks. szssc.
KANSAS CITY
Ka-sas CITY. Mo. May G-wheat-DuIi
lower. but few BIDS. No hard. 7I1ssc sss
Cd: No. :. Edczc. Nc. 4 55s5c. No. :
red. sc BID. 80 asked; No. J. sas7c. No. 4
7of-sc.
Corn-ac;lrs. &c lower: No. nirsd. RI
osis-Aeout steady. fairy active: Va !
Rye-s,esdy. No. = -
Hay-wess choice timothy. sc. csoses
prairie. 3 oG7S
But;.r-slsrsiss: creamery. lsissizse.
EsrLFI-u. settv. e.
ST LOUIS.
s. Louis. No. Nay 3-Rers.c.s-FTcE-.
200. rsez-. ff.sr. co--- 900. cats EleSs.
So oneatz-FIour. 400. rssa.. 100. eorz.
100, cats. iz-oc
FIoor-waak az. i5-e-. r7tgu-s - 80
-: Extra fs3cy. n5ssE. fanny. g 90
az. ch5c.. 3 fs61 u
wh.s.-I>oze-, No : ~ cara. ss~-ator.
ssrc ID: rack. ssGsSc: lay, 15sc 30
cora-i>o~s-. Ne. casa. x-sc "a. Jay.
os.s-Lev.-; Sa o.-s. ,s4e be. Jslr.
Ry-ss.ssy. Ae, track
Fax&s6-Lo~e-.
H.y-pua srz. 1-a,-ss. Aness: s7o-
Bz.:.rLas:s;: er-s7s-y. uesso: es.ry.
se-oc
Exr-F-. ~
po-x-z-o-sr. EsszszTs =-ss soooz-x q -
6s7a
Lsrs-Lo-sr; pm. s,.a=. szCs. essso..
NEW YORK
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-27
IIvssroCk MARKErS
CHICAGO

Cscsro. Ills. May x-Cattic-Tns mar
ket for cattle opened low and IN buyers
5eif back prices were weak 90 70 ceE0
lower. except for choice lambs Sales we're
on n basis % "a a.sfaS FOR corarnon native
dressed beef steers. up to - 7ssssa Cor
choice 70 extra shipping ard srpoyt cafss..
TIE bulk OF the cattle sold az "a 0ut n
Stockers ard feessrs wsFe Ia good denaaN
vzs about 10 cents lower than last s>sk
The calf trade was brisk a, .-fo6s Is Ter
as cattle were pisnty and scrse. stock-rs
selling a. s4lofftE.
Hosz-In hogs their vas a, active trsde.
prices beng about cents lower than yeo-
ter,iay. Heavy hogs shoved TIE most
weakness and sod at "a sso3 g. While prime
Fights sold as high as ST0 The 6uik %
the hogs went a ns59&Ei-
Shesp-Ther> was satisfactory frste NJ
sheep and prices vsre steady. sheep sold
at s27sG13 for ordinary up 20 LEs5l %
FOR choice 20 ezra natives TeSan> soii
a. & Sdsi5 Lambs were N active Co
n and az 3 s1d5 =. great number % Cole-
sold FOR HerGs0o
Rscslpts-Csttie. 400: hogs. 1oco. sheep.
1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY. Nc. May S-Catr~-Rs-
c~lpts Gon Market steady far s<sf grades
Others weak T~xa. steers, uss3s 90: Ter
az cows C5Jf4 D.. native steers. E.zss sss
native COWS and .err s. sofs1s. s'ockr-s
ard Sees3~Ts, y 1fsss: bulls. e Z1sS
HoES-Receipt- Il "a Market ~sak 20 -
cents iowsr BJik % ssIe~ <atszsr17 81
heayse~ 3 Js1t1E-. PACKERS uSos G:
-uix@t. = saGse 30 light. = GSe %. yor1k.rs.
= si-uaso: pigs. g 7s0s a.
ST LOUIS.
e.. Louis Mo. Nay &-Ts;sfeP~c~pss
7or Aarkst active ard s'aasy en- hosn
ra,ir-s ana T-rsns No guotshis cssnes
from yesterday aosss.
Hoss-Hsesi2ts Zoo Nsrk~. ~.r,s 10.
81; tS1e1ss. miIes. .. oGaEs. heavy. g =
s@1G
shsep-Rsc.iy,s 4ao1 MARIE, as.1v.. u.s.
changed and steady.
NEW YORK.
New York. May B-B@~Tr.-Decs-pss T.
0i. Market fairly sr.iye E.nsrsfiy sfsasvf
stzgs AMI oxen. g - -. bulls. 1sG7 r.:
dry COWS q EG1@ fsror@an cshiss q1ots
American Steers a. - ssfiIs-c tr-ss-f -sishs
sssep. IclzTc. refrigerator e~rf. 49,
Exports 20 0esves. - sheep auf 1sse asssF-
.srs ~ b~er
she~p--Rscsips- -Ga sh~~p tsssev:
ysa-lnxr srf is1shs stronger sa~>o. q "a
4se. yssrs.zxs - ut Sc. izr7ks. N9sEa -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-27

orally IN medium woods Prices are firm
and the few spectators who are around
find very little encoura gs-Aent Sales IN
Boston for the week aggregated sS6.ouo
pounds domestic, s.Ssc. zoo pounds foreign
total l.Sp.fsn pounds.
New Orleans. Nsy ss-Cotton-Saies 10.
ordinary. SC. good ordinary. 81: low mid
ding. 1916: good niddiing. u-lsc; mid
diink fair size.
I, New York. May S.-cotton-Spot closed
quiet and steady: midGling upianGs, re:
mld5ling gulf. s.: sales lsf7 bales. Futures
closed steady: sales ss.7oe bales. January.
&7s: February. s&7s; March. SS; May.
S2I; June. III; July. r-2s: August, III
September. sS.Ss: October. ss.sl; November.
& 20. December S12
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-27
WOOL AND COTTON xaRksrS.

Eostcz- Mass. May &-The Az<rscz-
Wool a15 Cot-5= Ee-So-.s- s41 say .czsSr-
-ox q re SC trs1e- s0ze .a-Es ssi>~ q
foreign VOC, have o~s- r-pc-se1 = - Be-
:cz ra-ks-- pzrr&-uzrly G, Sozte A-.s-s-
caz c-1zs-s->s:s. previously cozt-Sctst -.
81. cts@-rzse - rsrss- A<s h-s- ss-y
cuie- DcC>s<2- -oos< eonflce> - attract
Et-~ asteatsos. az TIE nxrkst s5>ez-s -
ee aEz..1-x - Cuisine q - 5<-1-1g
.zr1S <<-szz.scr- A sEs1t starting - =
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rs-xes scc1vs ~~-y -ios~sy sa ~ z.ez G.
To- Bo<.o7 -a-k~S. 4z-s-r--z b~z-< - s-s-
vzEsrx fezrzr.- Izror-s lave fzZsez &c
nz.srzss.E Sas=s AL .1sz--sz s-s &C.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-27

WA Es@. Rsy - ~
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---zfz-s - sss rzo1th X Mar AS 100
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PRED Z. scffSzCx. os-~rsss.
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ssszs-x szs8 ESz.ssssssex-ss. easssr = 80
xestsrE sS~Et1s. $3.50 .lse.s. n~rezasx
80
- ok4as=. 49, fsssz.s T.srsss~ys
Parry ezv-T nestszr. gasssstg sAsssSs
s<-z< $50 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-27
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Irving school chorus VIII practice
az the Auditorium, Thursday al 3 p. N
The school chorus for Decoration Day
will practice at the Auditorium, Thurs
day at 1:so ,. m
The First German Ladies' Aid society
viii meet THURSDAY, May -, At Mrs.
Schank, corner Harry and Water streets.
The High school choru. and orchestra
VII practice al the Auditorium Thurs
day evening The orchestra az 7:30 and
tie chorus az 7:+5 o'clock.
Al members OF Eggleston Post No.
PA and all ex-soldiers are requested 10
meet az 9 O'Clock sharp al the Getto
block on SATURDAY morning.
All members ef L. A. s. No IS. Sons
OF Veterans. are requested 20 meet al
Garfield hall al p. m. to attend the
funeral OF Comrade Doran-
The Cooking club will hold its final
meeting FOR this season at the residence
Of Mrs Finlay Ross this afternoon a,
the usual hour. Lizzie II. ThTockmorton,
Secretary.
All members Of Nj. Oiivet Drill corps
are requested TO meet a. the asylum to-
night al $50 o'clock sharp. 10 arrange
fo- .he drill contest. L is important
tia. every member be present
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Reformed church will give an ice
cream SOCIAL on the lawn a The home Of
Mr.. ]. H Brown. 81 South Water
street. this evening. A good time is
guaranteed all who attend.
The annual picnic ard reunion OF the
students OF the Wichita Commercial col
lege will be held Friday afternoon az
Linwood park. All old students especial
" requested 20 meet At Y. NJ c. y. at
80 O'Clock sharp and have a good
time E. H. Robins.
The Cooking club will meet with Mrs.
Finlay Ross today. Let every member
make a special effort 20 attend this
meeting. probably the last Of the sea-
son. and be prepared 70 assist the trea-
surer 70 settle her yearly accounts. Mrs.
3. II. Campbell
On next Sunday. Rev. Saaner o.
Wli-swlter will conduct services az the
Reformed church both morning and
evening Tie new chorus choir viii sing
for the first time and the full lfturgical
service % the Reformed church will be
observed. This choir is one % The finest
in the city. numbering about thirty.
Campmeeting notice-Service this eve
ming az o'clock Sermon by Rev. G.
Loxther % Winfield. Friday morning
az 10 O'Clock love feast, led by Evangelist
CT. L. Miller; 2:3e p m, Rev. c. s. Nus-
baum viii preach. Rev. ]. H Smith
ana DR.. Foules viii be present in the
evening and take charge Of the meeting.
Committee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-27
Winfield.
From Ire Daily Courier

x EOLI TIE LAZY AOUG .e(.
Train men on the Walnut VALLEY
branch Tuesday. reported quite a nail
e.orn north @ Akron toward Rock.
Rain fell across the north and cas-.
psr, % the county and rain also Eel az
Oxford.
The district court has received q man
date from the supreme court in the mat
ter OF the case Of the First National
bank OF Fort Scott vs. G h Elliott. re.
ve-sing the lower coure and ordering a
new trial
Tais evening a. O'Clock az the home
o. the brides parents, Mr.. AMI Mrs. J.
". Cam living four miles southwest %
the city. Pearl Rose. Of this city. and
Mss Minnie Cam viii be united in mar
rage. Rev. Gibbons performing the
ceremony. To1,o-row evening a recsp-
ton VII be rendered the happy couple
s. home Of the gro0m's parents, Nj and
Mrs. William Rose, living west OF town.
The first monthly pay day OF the rock
crusher vas made Tuesday and the cir
cGiating medium in Winfield was in
creased something over $500. This vas
Spr The month % April and was fo- only
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-27
The Best Remedy for Rh.um,,i,m.

From the Fairhaven On. - Register.
Mr.. James Rowland OF this village
states that for twenty-five years his wife
has been a sufferer from rheumatism. 4
few nights ago she wa, in such pa,r
that she was nearly crazy. She sent Mr..
Rowland for the doctor, but ne had read
OF Chanroerlain's Pain Balm, and instead
Of going for the physician ne went 70 the
store and secured bottle Of il. His wife
did not approve Of Mr.. Rowland's pur-
chase at first, but nevertheless applied
the Balm thoroughly, and = an hours
time was able to go 70 sleep. She now
applies il whenever she feels an ache or
a pain and finds that il always gives re-
lief He says that no medicine which she
had ever used did her as much good. The
25 and so cent sizes for sale by druggists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-27
In Towns About
Conway Springs.


Memorial services were held last Sun
day in the Baptist church. The G. A
r. turred out in full force Rev. c. E
williams Of the ". E. church preached
The memorial sermon
A Swimming station has been establish
ed here. Several hundred POUNDS OF milk
Is received daily. Mr.. Lem Huston has
charge Of the station
Mr. and Mrs Clayton Stevens. while
attending memorial services had their
house bursiarized. The burglars entered
through the kitchen door. breaking the
lock, stealing enough TO eat and about
81 in money. They went through al the
drawers in the house, and searched ey
cry nook and corner.
The Badger Lumber and Hardware
compary's brick building will be COM
pleted in about three weeks, at which
time two large rooms will be ready for
use
Mrs Frank Sones died last Saturday,
shortly after IL o'clock, ard was buried
In the cemetery east Of town Sunday az
ternoon. She has been resident here
for many years. Her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison. live Forth of
town, three miles. She was married TO
NJ. Frank Sones about five years ago.
To them one child was born, a girl about
three years Old Mr.. Sones has been en-
gagged in business here unit recently. He
eor.emplates going into business soon
He has the sympathy Of the entire COM
munity.
A fine rain visited this section OF the
country last Saturday evening. Crops Of
all kinds are looking well, especially
wheat and oats
The farmers are busy ploughins their
cor II is somewhat backward. owing
to the late season.
Mrs. VI. Stiyers started yesterday for
ShelbyviIe, III, her old home. where she
viii visit indefinitely. Her two children
accompanied her
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitts OF Wichita are today
boxing over the field with a view 10
giving an entertainment in the near fu-
ture.
Miss Mary Wagner OF the Wichita
schools is teaching a select school here.
sc has about % scholars and expects an
additional number soon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-27
RELIEF WE'LL DssrRIBCTxD
Re- port OF tn. fund Approp-ssfed - Gee
rre-s for That Prrps~>

Washington D C Nay $50 vel las
ne dsssrIsu,s0a q TIE relief 20 tAe soos
sufferers = tie As-s*sz,rpi aaf Rs6 river
vz.seys e>sz aGz.1ss-s-e. IA. s.e :o-L az
T-sp-zzrsou G. sfss.s %; ssa.sae r0~ -
mans. sltzo7SA re eest las beez thSro1xa
!. c1Eerel
AZ prss-1s zos- CT lie re.ss< s-zEls-z ar
c.o~e6. re taSc-e<< are r~.z-1-7s 70 10
ee.1s All az re re. xc-k . ~>1a-<l
20 = xaaz .o-tsol CO Lo1lzzz-A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-27
COFFEE AND scoAs MARKETS

New York. Nay x-CoReeortions open-
ed barely s.sazsy. 10 10 Is points jowe-. soi-
lowing eaa.er European narkets and hesyy
Brssilan rscstDss Europe vas prfacspA.
seller tA-oogao1: he sess.on- Room trad
81 bcSxat u t5e a,.e-1c- TIRE 11a-f.t
p,s dull ard seatu-eisss. cIcssax - -
Points let Ioves. saie> So bags. ircizk:-
s-x NAY g. 2. JSre. E-Is. Jziy. E-3. ss7-
tenbe-. gDES. D-csnbs-. F-s- sPst
ecree-Rso cszsst. No. i5vot-e. ~. -
bzax sc MA s:ezsy. co-1C-s. i--49
rs.c. rae. i.ss sesgs RIO NJ s5oc- ~.
Ice bags No. :. sac. l.sc ezEz Es-ac.xso
rr3-z-. :e--a
S1rzr-Rav arzs fzs- -eez-rx 49, co.
,-.tuxzl. = ses- 75&c. rSd-et nr=. crzsa>d
80. po.te->s. 81. xrzas-z;-t. s7zc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-27
WISDOM INSTEAD OF DICKSON
VIII Finish Paying on the Freedmen a
Fort Gibson.

Kansas City. No. May 2s.-A special from
Muskosse. I. T, says: D. ". Wisdom,
Indian agent a. Muskosee. has been ap-
pointed to finish paying the Cherokee freed
men il place OF Agent Dickson. The pay
ment VII begin at Fort Gibson as soon as
Mr.. Wisdom flies his bond About Sle,-
o1o remains 20 be distributed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-27
DRY GOODS MARKETS.

New York. May s.-The dry goods ruarke.
Is quiet in nearly every grade, ria-wee <
business = light N character. IN wooiens.
All bl-ached goods show TO Improvement
Brown sheetings and drills also in good de-
mAnds. Coarse coiored cottoas in al
grades are without special features Print
cloths unchanged Print goods quiet
wooIen goods in AL grades ar active. only
in cheaper grades and FOR immediate de-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-27
HURST is HANDLED
MOB AT PITTSBURG GETS TIRED
OF Els WAYS.

Believing That II He Had . Better Eye
the Crowd Piles Up on Him After
the Game With Intent to Do Him
Great Bodily Harm, But the Pirate
Players Protect Him-Indiane. Colooeis
and Colts Win Westinghouse. Louis
Game Postpoued-Westeru Scores.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-27

California dried srusts-Firrn. evapa-atei
spplies. prime w.re-;Yay. st.kS4cs wood
dried. prime. 6<g6,sc.
BGtte--RecesptS u.if3 packages. nrnt
state and western creamery. fiHSi<cs e.
sn<. Bssc. factory. 5isffiea7c.
EggS-Recesp,s Is.Iss packages. duii. s.ato
and Pennsylvania i2e. western. he SOUTH
EN-. S1seG2 ~ per a dozen cas~s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-27
The ddhita Daily Eao Ehursaay Horuug, nay FL 1897.

about half months work The crush
er has been running steadily since May
/, and for this month and hereafter the
pay roll VIII amount to about 5000.
Taking into consideration the fact tina.
every labo-ing man in Winfield now has
work at fair wages the rock crusner is
proving a benefit to Winfield IN more
ways than one After the next pay day
the effect will De more apparent.
Arkansas City.
From the Daily Traveller.
Jack Walters wen. 10 Mulvane this
morning. From there re will go 70
Augusta
Dave Tweedell went 70 Winfield this
morning TO meet with the judicial COM
nlit:ee.
NJ A. Hopp and Mrs. Smith, who have
been a. Fl Dorado on 3 visit, have re-
turned home
Mrs Oscar Halsell. who has been here
visiting Mrs. B. Carey. returned TO her
home at Guthrie this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. James GiIland OF Maple
City were in the city last night. They
had been up to Kansas City.
VIII Dilts goes on clutches now be-
cause OF a sprained ankle. In his duties
last night a. the fire he hurt his ankle
The repairs on the electric light plant
Will proba oily be finished today and Z
nothing prevents the city vii be lighted
by electricity tonight.
Rains are coming 10 this vicinity now
with astonishing frequency As yet they
have done no damage and the wheat can
stand an occa siouai shower between now
AID harvest Bu. Il they keep on COM
ing daily they are liable 10 damage the
wheat crop
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