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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-14
WOOL AND COTTON NARKCrs.

London. Eng. May IA, the wool auc-
ton ssisS today -a7o bales were offered. c.
which 800 were withdraw. Tee selection
vas gooj and caused 5-.ss o.iii-S TIE
SECURE: was bought az fun prices By Ger
many and the home trade. and America
took sone New South Wales greasy a. 10
Lower p-5cec 1.e-izos ard cro<s-5rs5s were
hrue- az was waste conbs1z-
s. Louis Nc. May l1-Tooi-Dzu: co-so
ing straight is..c: ne.iun. I465c: Eshs
f.ae. sesi-5--c; heavy f1s, 7s.ec; tub-~zshsi
z.Essc
New Orleans La May I1-Co.co-S;es.y:
sales 10 bales cr.f-a-T. ss-.sc. god
ortiua-v. SHE: ior milling 71-fs-:
zi5:ltag 70; good a1i35linz. t5-lsc. hid
ding fair. Sc
New York. May I--coso--spo. close.
firm. ni5sE1z uplz.1<. z-iscs -ssczisax
gulf. i-isc: sales i.s5 hz.ss- Futures szsss
ard steady. sales 600 hsi>s. fzcsz5--e.
January. ssss: February. y =: Nz-ch. szG
JEre. s, - July. SIS. A1z-st. ES- Seq
t-nbe-. S-as. October. "a. Soy.zbe-. 3 =
De--z-.ke- ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-14

Chicago, is Nay l3-Buccer-Steady
creamery: Inslfi.c; dairy. sdisc.
Egg-Stea6y; fresh. sc.
Live poultry--sseady for chickens. easy
for others: turkeys, 7Gsc; chickens. TIC
ducks. Sc.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-. May li-whea.-DulI
No. hard. Sc: No. ;. Tdsoc: No. T. fofs &c
sc; No spring. SC; No 8 SGSec-
Corr-frregular.y higher. i4G1c; No. .
mixed. 21l-dGsc.
ozt-steady. fairly active; No. white
&C
RyAH.sher; No. .. sc.
HaySteady. unchanged.
Butter-Steady; creamery. i,ffr.c: 3airy
sslic.
Ess-Lower. receipts heavy. 7c
ST. LOUIS
St Louis, No, MAY la-Rece.pss-Eour
400; wheat. q. 90: corn. 81. 90: cats. 500
Shipment-Flour. 400; wheat, fa.o45: corn,
3 81: cats, s0a
Flour-DuiI. steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Hisher: No yed cash. elevator
$40 siizc; track s6s71:c; July. 7s7sc asked
Co-n-Hisher: No. 2 cash, sZ1zc bid, cas-;
side; July. 2ssc BID.
oats-Firm; No. cash. &C: July. is,.c.
Rye-S,eady. SIC. track
FIaxseej-Stsady, sic
Esy-Firl but unchanged
Butter-Steady. creamery ud1E.c: dairy,
safe.
Egg=Steady Sc
Pork-FI-m; standard mess Jobbing ss5t
ae.10.
Lard-Bet.er; prime steam s7zi: choice,
E.s5.
NEW YORK.
New York May 13-Flour-Receipts -
30 barrels; exports =. s63 Firm anw fairly
active or spring patents and winter straight
winter patents SLSQ4so; winter extras So
Q5.se
Wheat-Receipss 1850 bushels: exports.
lis.G53. Spot firmer. Options steady. NqsC
higher. later IN near months. No red May
sac: September. SIC: December. 15l.c.
Corn-Receipts S.s5 bushels; exports a.
SIS. Spot firm: No. . a.4c. Options steady
A9a.c higher: May. 3Osc: September. 81. c
Oats-Receip;s 1900 bushels: exports 50.
&2e- Spot firm: No. .. 2xc- Options quite
but steadier. &c advance; May, &c.
Hay-Qu.et-
Iard-Easy and quiet: western steamed
40: refined steadier.
Pork-Quiet
Coronseed oil-Dull
California died fruits-Evaporated ap-
pies firmly held other fruits quiet and very
steady; evapora,ed apples. prime wire tray
464sc; wood dried prime, +c
Nuts-Quiet 70 steady; walnuts, si-d1i-r
almonds. paper shelled- I2ai3c; soft shelled
&c.
WHEAT IN NEW YORK.
New York, May I3-The wheat marke
vas frmer and more active today. For a
time prices showed some weakness. but or
good exporting both here and at Chics go
they subsequently, bounded upward. scrap
ing IN a large short interest. The BUYING
OF May was particularly active, as traders
feared corner in that month II register
ed sac premium over July az times. Eng
FISH cables were not responsive TO our ai-
vance. but aPrs markets advanced sharply
OF bad crop news The export business a.
sea board points today footed up forty Loaf
ard good business was also done west
July sold up 20 Sa.c al New York. from,
the opening figure OF sc. and closed al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-14
Derby.


c. A Weaver and wife were shopping
in Wichita this week.
william High has been On the sick Isl
bu: Is improving now.
William Swsney has sold out his gro
ce-y store al Wichita aud moved back
% Derby.
A. L. Hellar has bought house in
Wichita and VIII move it 20 his farm
northeast OF Derby.
Sid Summers went 20 Wichita on bus
.ness Thursday.
G. H. Waugh has given his house a
new coat Of pant.
There Il new boy baby a. Lon Sm.-
iey's. Mother and baby are getting
along nicely.
Corn is king az 20 cents bushel.
There Is a new girl baby at ]. ].
Hughs-
Oat fields look better s.uce Mondays
rain.
y. 3. Sickler IS visiting in Illinois.
Robert Hannah is running Mr.. Sex
ler's store while he is ebsent-
Mr.. John Baker OF Wichita IS buying
gram here for Price Bros
William Lamb has sold his fine trot-
ting horse TO Rose Hill parties. Price
unknown.
Our butcher shop is running a. full
blast now.
William Crawford sold three cars OF
corn 10 John Baker OF Wichita last
week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-14
Grand Lodge of the Degree OF Honor Ad.
jourus.

TIE Grand Lodge Of the Degree o.
Honor closed ,ts session yesterday after
noon AZ O'Clock. The business trans
acted on Thursday was as follows:
The officers elected. besides those elect
ed on Wednesday. were: Mrs. Jennie
Kemp, Cherokee, grand outside watch
msn: Dr. A r Mcleod. OF Kansas City.
grand medical director; E VI. Ford, OF
Emporia; Mrs. Anna VI. Sauter, Of Par
sons. and Mrs. Pauline Ennis, OF G!-
rard. representatives 70 the Supreme
Lodge
The date ot holding the annual meet
ing was changed from the third to the
first Wednesday in May.
Resolutions OF condoleuce were adopt
81 upon the death OF Past Grand
Chef OF Honor VIM. r. Sheene, OF
Lawrence
The total disability law which was
adopted AZ the last session and rejected
by the Supreme Lodge was re-Anacted
and viii De again sent up FOR approval
Ths Is merely an amendment OF existing
law so as 20 make II more definite.
The appeal Of Mrs Matte GilhoUse
from rhe acuon OF Concordia lodge IN
expell.ng her was dismissed and the ac-
ton OF he lodge approved.
TIE Grand Lodge decided against the
eivisabiEty 81 the Superior Lodge con-
sohdaCing all OF the jurisilct:ons into
one FOR the purpose % carrying on the
beneficiary department. and favored TIE
plan o. each jur!Siaction managing is
own beneficiary department.
L also decided against IA adv:a bility
o. rel.et law.
L favored Tire enactment OF q Uni
form constitution FOR the government, q.
all jurisdictions
A proposition - make I. compulsory
tor all Members 20 become members a..
me beneficiary department vas r.is---
ed.
A proposition % make provision for a
seol5 beneficiary certificate vas re-
jected
The Appropriation for expenses OF
Grand Chief % Honor was ra:Sei from
500 70 $500
The salary % me Grand Recorder vas
fixed a. $500.
4 present % 800 was rada 20 the ~
firing Grand Chief OF Homer; SIS TO the
Grand Recorder. and $50 20 the chair
man o. the finance committee.
The per capita tax vas fixed a. 80
cents.
Tie cos. % the Grand Lodge. 70. nIle-
age and pe- diem. was s. .SsA 81
The Kansas Workman vas continued
as TIE Official organ
4 vote % thanks % -hs Wichita lodges
Cor The excellent entertainment given
AMI many KIN attentions. was unaai-
m1usly adopted viii cheers fO- Wei
ia.
red. tas Grand Lodge officers were in
s.allsd. and es-er singing --Gocz-aye
III We Meet again" the Grant Lodge
adjou-uei
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-14
LIVESTOCK MARXEr4
CHICAGO.

Ch:ca 60 Ills, May i3-Cattle-Prices for
cattle again showed decided strength Sales
were made at g s0d4 20 for the poorest 10
S.6ds-S for choice 20 prime. With al occa-
sional sale at 3 Jd5,+o The bulk OF TIE
cattle brought A+f56oo Choice lots O.
feeding cattle brought A5T4s0- Calves
were plentiful and active
Hox'Prices for hogs v-r. Largely re
lower Sales were largely az S-slG1sTs.
common heavy 10 prime Light selling a,
S-5Gs IS. Pn sold largely a: 81 &sTs 50
Sieep-rrace IN sheep was active 20 tire
extent OF the offerings. sheep being saia-
be at 0oo9SG poorest. Up 20 H-5cTi 3
for tie best The greater part < the stock
was shorn. and sales were Largely AZ q 50
AZ Lambs we're active a. G-o0G515 for
the poorest. 20 $50 FOR Mexicans AID Colo
radios great numbers OF the latter going
al $40. Spring lambs brought SaoG7-D.
Receip.sACattle, 1000: hogs, ZOO: sheep.
400.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. May i3.-ca.tle-Re-
ceipts i.Sco. Market steady Texas steers
&Wfis5: Texas COWS GW6a-s: native
steers. G-lG5.no: native cows and heifsr..
s1Ts9s s.: s,ccksrs and feeders. s.7SS4 50;
bulls. o501ssD
Ho-PAcesp.s IS ron. Marke. steady "a
strong Bulk oc sales s. sG5 *: heavies.
ard packers. q ss65 .: mixed. 3 ss52 81
lights. 1sSa15; workers. 1Sa37o: PIGS.
& 5e CT
SheeeR.ce.pts 400 Make. steady ard
act.ve Lambs. S5Gs-0o: ruttons. E-75a
$50
ST. LOUIS
s. Louis No. May observation-disclosures
400 Market steady 20 strong. Native ship
Ping steers. 81 I9fS =. stocke-s and feel
ers. 8 sG4x: cows ard hessers- = 0cGs-S0;
Texas ard Indian steers. S70cG4S; cows
ard heifs-s. sz5562S-
Hoz-Recespts $500. Market fairly .c-
tive Light. S5d17o: mixed. 8. soG7.'
heavy. G56375
sheep-Recepts 40. Market fairly &C.
tive Native uutto1s. SG<745; Texans
g GG5s5; spring lambs. r7505S.
NEW YORK
New York. Nay I3-Besves-Rscesr;s L
or No trading. European cables G1o,s
American steers 81 fiGi3c drsss~1 rs.xz.:
srssp -s1zSi5-: Sef-1xerztor oee< sdSs.c
Exports 81 b-evrs ard 81 e1ecp.
S1eep-Recssofs AZ Sheep r.zk- Tes--
ing lambs. IoGlsc lover. sYrsng lambs
s:sa4y. ClEpVe5 sheep. 81 soss -. clipped
lzunok 81 1897. spri-g lambs. southern.
s. sf1s
Hor-Recespts III Make, Weak ard
Inactive az A-l1f< q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-14

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-14

turning BY the Santa Fe. TIE candi-
ZION OF ali crops Is rsost promising. and
with continuing favorable weather, 80:
saoul1 hs a banner year Tor Kansas
You have a state wNich ough, % stand
forsnos: IN al that pertains 70 asr.cai-
t,r-e. . say nothing % your osher re-
sources Tine and patience only are
resdtui 20 overcome all your troubles.
and as capital - indispensable In devst-
opinS new territory. & would sesrn that
you should. n all res >cnable ways. en-
courage the ioaning cs money on your
real estate security. ~ making rhe COL
lection OF principal AMI interest 90 Easy
prompt and inexpensive ss possioie.
Yes. Z think the enactment 90 trus,
dad law similar to ;ha; OF other s,Ates
would se A wise m,~e on tire port oe
your peopis The result would be tia.
f0-ss7 cap..al xcui' seek inve~tuess
mere a; FAIR rates % interest. Such laSs
have been IN ope-s-iol else where for
many years. an! were founded on expe-
rience. +. cannot Dc TIA. su The rest o.
the world IS wrong and u 81 Kansas -
airre In tie r.g;:- Mercy viii no; -
where It's coli.e.ton when due Is ned
iessiy delayed BY iav.
II have - doubt you rave surs-sa
from excessive s1--rssr rates: but these
hay6 their o1.s: In iae money lost oy
those who sought them The maxim
tina, .ne risk :. usually .roportsonste -
the in,ereS, .a.s - fairly exsmpllHei n
the losses suffered through bad loans -
some portions % Kansas
Such law as have referred 20 would
oe beneficial in Two ways: y: would FUR
aish the money to develoP the state. ara
BY TIA, I mean the improvement % -
Lands aai the ouldlns os better homes
for ycur people. as well ss ne improve
men; os your cities These are som. oe
my IMPRESSIONS Only. There 10 ~ rs,nrs
Gu; 20 prosperity: nse5 sIways have d.
fered and always VII differ when !.
comes - The matter at re-nedysrz exist
-rs svii4 I. would seem unrtse. how
ever. . .Enore all president; Win lees
politics. and more conservatism on the
par; % your lawmakers. yo1 should
rgh: things IN short time"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-14
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. May 13--Cone-Options open
ed steady. unchanged 70 10 points advance
in sympathy with sreadier Hsvre mar
ket- Free receipts ard clearances az Bra
Khan ports checked buying. The narks;
ruled dull al day and closed barely steady
800 points higher. Spot corse-Rio dull:
No. . invoice. Sc; No. toboing. Sic Mid
Steady: Cordova. uIzGl5s.c: sales 40 bags
Narac.abo. lac for good Cucuta; go bags
Bucarananga private terms; ID bags Cen
t-zl American. private terms.
Suga--Rav firm; centrifugal, - test,
{ e-fsc- r1-rai firm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-14
Wellington.


rom lHs Ddlty MALL
Miss Clara Pactison OF Portland died
this morning OF blood poisoning. Her
case was a most acute and peculiar one
Her veins svelled out in huge knots all
over her body and she suffered greatly
When told that she must die she calmly
made known her desires concerning the
funeral exercises and gave minute de-
sc-iption OF the manner in which she de-
sired tao be buried. Death seemed 10
have no terrors Tor her. The funeral ser
vices will be held q Portland tomorrow
afternoon ~ o'clock, Rev. James Via
officiating.
Conductor ". II. Nelson has resumed
his run on 203 after several days alb
sence because Of his injured hand.
George z. Hawks came down from
Newton this morning where he has been
on business He viii leave soon Cor Ari-
zona 70 look after his mining interests.
Trains on all lines are now running
more nearly on time The recent wash
oucs have all been repaired. Traffic has
been very seriously crippled for The past
weak.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-14

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-14
CRACK BILLIARD sHor
Entertsins some Member, OF the Csa uss-
eisI Club Lest Night

Nr. L Z. AaxnGs os New City vas ss
the Commercial club iast nsxat enter
;sininz a co..-ie Of t-senis By sao~lnx
them some very d!1cal, shots on ths
biiiis- table. He Il r-pss:ed 20 BE M
b@z, fancy sao; IN America ard the way
he csromet. banked ani rassi ~ balls
an around the table was simply mar
veious. He entertained hss setsncs sor
over an hour ~ making seemingly In
possible shots. HIS superior work had
70 b seen - be appreciated lie made
run % hfty points Win shr.s balls
without missing jus. % p.sss. ere - ihs
club Members. re carries rs orn cue.
which co~c HIM &c. Il II vrry ssnf-
som. STICK. bsiax highly carved ard IN
lad with p<arL Whas IN ne city he .
beng saterfasnsd By c. J FT.icaer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-14
ne Is THE WINNIE
FIoy C>ssf appossfsd 80 Wsss Pesss ~
Coogresssnss sim p-so.


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ysS,sfdsy notifying I'm ira: Ne hs1
besa A. ec.s3 - cs1x-~s<,,ss Terry
simpson ~ a cszd.ssss sor Yves; Pen.
hon1-r-
NJ Cs.1t rscssssl -. .ssxrsn s-r,
NJ. Horace I'srssr. -s,FFssry so- xr.
Sl-.,sca- Ir - is- ,Haf sh~rs ~osss -
10 d,sSg.s 81 s,nozoa sirsnysS Q
competitive srsEirsfier xscf wss h~s4
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Taers we're tssusy-eixa, cs-fsss-z. NJ.
Cant gsf1irz ~ za<ri r<T o-rs n
- s1sr.sszt o.. a.. vas 5~ci4r~e ths
sta ~ y = ysfy fs'ss-s-y 20 NJ Ca
al. arr s-~axs we,l 2 ga r,~z-Al 49,
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-14
Newton.

From the Daily Republican
An item that will be Of considerable
Interest 20 the railway mail clerks that
i've in Newton Is a recent order issued
by the department a. Washington, 10 all
postofices where salaries OF clerks are
pad, 70 make payments twice each
month. instead OF only once q month.
Nearly all OF The thirty members OF the
drill corps o, the Newton conmsndery
OF Knights Tenplar returned this morn
Ing from their contest al Junction City
with a well earned victory and the title
OF ne best drilled Knights Tenplar COM
mandery in the state 70 their credit As
in the three previous years during which
Newton has sent drill corps 10 grand
conruandery meetings her only conpeti-
Tor was corps representing Mount
Oiivet commandery OF Wichita.
The latest fad among cyclists is The
naming OF bicycles. Nobody knows who
started the custom, but that IL Is already
a well established one n the east is GER
tain. Black Beauty" Blue Streak"
and others are Characteristic names as
are in use Newton Will be expected 70
fall into line.
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In n Towns About
Hutchinson

Hutchinson.
From the Daily News
Congressman Jerry Simpson has ap-
poin ted A +. Cassad OF Wichita az re-
suit OF ehe recent West Point examin-
alton held in this city. Out OF about
thirty applicants NJ. Cassad passed
highest examination Earl Collins Of
Harper was second, and will consequent
Iy De the alternate, who will receive the
appointment in case Of Cassad's inabil-
icy 70 pass the examination upon enter
Ing West Point
The annual election Of officers OF the
Hutchinson and Southern railroad &C.
CURED in this city yesterday afternoon.
". A L. Williams OF Topeka was elect
81 president, being elected by the Nor
gan committee, OF whom Mr.. Walker
and his associates purchased the road in
December OF 1895. II is understood that
this is a temporary arrangement, and
that as soon as foreclosure proceedings
sre perfected the road Will be turned ov-
sr 20 the new company.
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REPRESENTATIVE sALs
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Fad II fxo cz-s CO Ao<z. 15e from %s--
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rzz q zcEE
go< S-o-r % Peek ezze - ~. 01e car
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Caldwell
Finn he Advance

AF-Il --c -AQN d-lCc-
J. z. Kramer returned from Ohio last
Saturday where he had been called by
.re death OF his mother. He says the
wheat crop through Missouri. Illinois.
Indiana and northern Ohio. Is almost {,
complete failure IN fact. almost the on
ly wheat he saw OF any consequence was
between Caldwell and Wichita
Mr.. John Trucks and Miss Nellie Sher-
idan bied themselves 70 Wellington last
Thursday and procured the necessary
paper which soon made them one. Rev.
II. a. Doughty OF the Wellington Bap-
list church performed the ceremony.
The present crop prospects in Kansas
md Oklahoma excels anything in all
past seasons. The corn and wheat both
are looking fine and the ground is now
WEI down deeper than for many years
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DRY GOODS MARKETS.

NeT YS-t. My i--FG-~ sszpss EsoG.
zere II uos@-a.e S--sszd Fz1cy eo<so1s
an. eos;or ard Eooi dress goods c.. We
through 2i:yxEct5 orders SKIS an. xeo.-
er goods \ large movement rs were II
6@-wsz- AMI hosiery. Eclo-s9 cctsozs 70.
sc.4ve h1- ID. 7exiecrs5- TIE ross--e {:
Sz,es completed szs ve-y k-g. Pr.zcza
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-14
SOCKS IT TO THEM
s0CKALEXis MAKES TWO OF CLEVE.
LANL,S FOUR HITS.

Nichols Being Effective In All Other Cases
and Both Boston and Cleveland Field.
Ing Weli-LouisvilIo Makes Philadel.
phia Play Twelve Innings for 3 to
yicfory-Reds Defeat the Giants In .
Tame Game, With Both Damman and
Doheny WiId-Washingtons DO ~ They
Please With Kiilen-Western Games
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-14

cloths did but steady business II .s-lsc
lid AID declined for uJne contracts.
FaQ River. Mass. May 1a-Pr.n. ciohs
market dull AZ e7-lsc: moderate demand
but mills decline to sell
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-14
Winfield Chast.uqua Assembly.

One OF the leading features OF TIE as
eembly-yth year viii be The great Young
peoples rally on Thursday, June y Rev
Edwin A Scher. D. D, the general
secretary % the Epworth League. WI,
give the address OF the day. and many
prominent persons OF the young peoples
societies IL Kansas viii be present and
participate in the exercises 4 grand
Sunday school rally viii be held on
this day altering special attractions to-
the children. Il is expected that no,
less than five thousand Sunday school
people viii gather al Island Park. eat
dinner and enjoy a day ~ retired sestiv-
fly in its beautiful shade. On Recogni-
ton day. June IS. the c. L s c. people
viii hold their banquet ani campfire.
Many prouliaea; persons viii De pressa:
ard general time OF inspiration viii be
had. Write 20 Secretary for program
and particulars.
Assembly Herald can Be secured a:
G0ldsmi.h's.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-14

Last Sunday Plymouth Congregation
church called the Rev H E. Thayer
OF Long1noni and Denver. Colo. - BE-
tts permanent pastor. Mr. TAaysr has
JUST closed successful pas,o-ate. having
bull, up large church. and comes 70
Wichita ,o- a larger fed. Al who nsve
heard him regard him as strong nin-
hser aad extend % him taei- good VII.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-14
GRAIN Anu FkODCcx MARkkra.
CHICAGO

Chicago grain and produce markets fur
nsshed by P L Bost:c, Commission Mer-
chant rooms 70 and y over Kansas Ma
t.onal bank. Telephone 20.