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AN APPEAL FOR HELP

From 0veraawsd seaefeaa al .Atlsa"-
 sa@ Pps3.
 Atan early hour today Inc Mayor of Pine Bluff received the following telegram from Mr. " w. Dickinson, President of the Little Rock Board of Trade:
 LITTLE RooE, April 2, 1897 To the Mayor CT Pine Blaa.
 We Lave an appeal from v rf " sufferers at Arkausas Post Please have Steamer Eugene investigate, and we will join you in relieving any distress. We have no boat from here. " ". DICKINSON. The Steamer Eugene VIII leave here today for points below this city and Memphis, and the officers of the steamer will be requested to make ar investigation as to She wants of the people, and this city @llat once aid them.
 
 Annual Meeting Ari.ansss @ C. P. F. To De held at fiot springs April ] 18th to l6th.
 For the ahove oceasion f'e Cotton Belt Ronte will sell ticeets Pine Biaa to Malvern and return at aHe and 0nezthifd fare, St5a ep ihe ceri IF ente plan TieSetson sai A3sell l2lll 1 to 18th. return limit AFril l1th ia'3a.
 J. " FARLEY, Agent.
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l the impeoyeUe8t o e9ttoa in this distriet thm ever bnaWn aefore3 planters generally are diseasted with the Peterkia stapiei and f ae have favorable weather in July and August our staple wiz be very greatly improved
 Respectfully yours,
 s. c. ALEXANDER a Go.
 DESPERATE MEN.
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This after noon marriage license was issued to Mr. A Archibald. IF. and Miss Gussle Connell.
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Day boarders accommodated at 509 West Fourth avenue. } 2S d6t
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KospectT0IIy y0lT8i

s. c. ALEXANDER & Go
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DESPERATE MEN.
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The tariff debate in the House has closed.
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\ large number Of general orders
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The fight between Everhardt and McPortland in New York Tues pay night was declared draw.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-06

liver. Il raises the wages Of a. ~
tsre body and pays Z through the blood
with what 1t needs mcss--the iife-e.v-
ing. tsssue-brssding elements % The FOOD.
II Is the grsat h,ood-uoal<er and nesh-
nuiiie-. Il cures % per cent % al
cases ot consumption and allied diseases
OF toe shroa.. nyonchia ard air-passag-
IS gene-aisy.
These great medicines have been used
with marvellous results BY thousands os
rner and women. Who have testified 20
tssir wonderful merits The "Favcrice
Prescription" and Golden Medical Dis
cov-ry' ere tcr sale BY an good dealers.
An honest dealer viii TO. urge yc1 70
take Inferior substitutes. FOR the ssks
NJ rs.le extra profit
81 caa caee-.uIly recommend your wax
us5ie mssiicine. the .Favorise Presc1p.
toE' 70 suffering females writes Mrs.
Val Lofeve-. Of sos South Division s..
Noun. Vernon. Ohio. About four years
syo my health began - sasl wene
1 % TIC best doctor IN the city. ard he
/ said had aicerasion % the womb. He
gave ne heal treatment scr seven
u,oalhs. I got oe.ser. bu: rot wei. and
"a so0- a. stopped taking his rn>it-
cine I got worse. ana was net able -
90 anything. I Eel, miserable. Hsi such
bearing down pains aat shooting pains
l Ny back acSed 81 bad could hardly
81 o. Re down We had moved from
/ .hst place and nv husband wanted mo
- 81 back and take more treatment.
Sas the railroad fare Was sl.ss ans tbs
treatments were one dollar each. besides
he medicine. Just said we could noe
afford H. so my sister told me % you
She had doctorei with you. so wrote
70 you. ana began taking che 'Fsvorits
| Prescription In a weeks time began
10 improve and ! kept or with TSis
treatment People began TO make re-
marks about how rnuch better ( booked
I told everybody whs; I was taking 7
| had gained twelve pounds by re time
1 I had taken the second bottle OF 'Fa-
we're Prescription I took i've bottles
| and then I felt as well as I ever did In
my lie. Quite num5er OF Hy frisa1
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THE RAINY DAYS
Each rIan Makes His Own
Sunshine and Shadow
Days OF sursaice.

Days OF sursiices
In every life there are rainy DAYS and
DAYS OF sunshine
In every life there are days when he
birds sing and the brooks bahole and the
flowers oloon-there are days when the
skv is siatsy gray and no bird MARBLES
ard the flowers are but wi.sered SYM
bols OF the grave. and Natures music is
a nlonotonous andanse-
II there IS an immediate onjec. IL
earthly life. that object is % make as
many days. days Of sunshine. and as few
rainy days. as possible
The man o. woman who erjcys per
fec, health Is the one who finds in lie
the most days % sunshine. II isn't 4
matter OF latitude OF longitude or eli
mate II ism: matter OF the c-ou1s
overhead or the mud under fco.
Every human is bird in a cage
soul imprisoned il body. II the cags
Is KEEP: clean and bright and is supplied
with pure water and nourishing food
the birds sing and tte sun shines. how
ever the skies may weep
But IL the cage is unciean and fou
with accumulated dirt ard the water
polluted and the food poisoned. the bird
is mute and discoasola,e. and its wings
droop ard there is 10 sunshine. be ne
day ever so bright.
AS with the bird, so with the human
soul-as with the csge-so with the hu-
man body. II ministers o. the gospe
would only preach ofse-er OF the necss-
si;y OF bodily heath. there would D.
more healthy souls IN the world.
There Is a famous physician in But
fa,o. y. Y. who fer years has ssood a
the head % his profession IN this coan-
trv. For thirty years he has been chic,
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and there was fairly active demand from
exporters, easter shippers and the dressed
beef trade, the offerings were easily dis
posed of. Bulls have been very dull, and
prices are off in some instances as much
as . cents, heavy bulls suffering the most.
Calves are selling at high prices, owing 10
a good demand. Steers today ranged from
$40o@5.2o. cows s1.s9Q4.40, and Texans $2.0gq
40
Hogs-With an estimated run today of 49,
600 hogs trade was slow, and prices on an
average of 21s cents per leo pounds lower
than yesterday, the bulk selling az SS-fI12G
355. or about the same as week ago.
Heavy packing lots brought S-25a3i0. and
prime hogs sold at $3.50. The provision
market has ruled decidedly lower this week.
under an extensive Liquidation OF s2ecua-
tive and weak holdings, ard this helped
to keep hogs from advancing, despite the
decrease in the receipts.
Sheep-There was the usual light Satur-
day supply Of sheep, and they were largely
consigned TO local slaughterers- Sheep are
selling at s. 5a3.00 for the poorest to si-a5s5
500 for the best, chiefly al g. 1910. Spring
lambs are active at s5.ooGs-S per 100 ms.
Receipts-Cattle, 40; calves, 15; hogs. 49,
500; sheep. 400.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No., June 5.-Rece:pt.
Hogs-ReceiDts 500. Market steady 70
shade lower Bulk OF sales s3-35G3-+5; pack
ers Sc 25T3 42I.: heavies, 3.25ff3. 4T12; mixed,
8 2G2i5; lights. S.25G3.49; workers, SS.57l2@
$40; pigs. s2.75G320.
Sheep-No market.
ST. LOFTS.
ST. Louis, Mo. June 5.-Cattle-Rece;pts
500 Market steady without any change
within the range quoted
Hogs-Receipts 400. Market sc lower;
light, sSs0fs3. Is; mixed, $3.30a3.50; heavy,
S3.NG35a.
Sheep-No market
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, Eng. June 5.-The grain and
provision exchanges were closed today.
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ing shape. II gets move" on tAs
are taking your medicine. told LADY
aboI. a month ago about the 'Fsv7rise
| Prescription She :ook one bottle AM
she said she never had any nssf.cins 90
90 her so much good In her Efe- sns
wrote 10 he- sister and told her 20 get
scn> ard tske e.
II cannot say enough 20 praise your
medicine. Ny husband and both thank
Won FOR wat u has done for ne. as ne
had paid abou, 5000 Tor medicine ard
local treatment, when 500 worth os
your medicine has cured me-. II any
body WANTS 70 write % ne sfogt ny
case I Will - glad % tell them al par
tjct:lars II they win enclose rcsurn a.
,-eSssd and stamped envelope"
some FIVE or az years ago 7 hai .
tad cough ard 20, 80 Iow WITH 8. TIA,
I could not 81 "a icng ~ ssr1s~ writes
Mrs. Mite Gray. % New London, Cs-
Lon Co. Ark I'VE called our family
physician. ard ne told my husband .oas
I had consumption. AL Of our nsiEhoo-s
thought 81. 30. I had pains through
ny chest snA SPIT up bioot. COD
mcneil with your Golden Medical Dis
cove-y' and had only TAKEN 80 .=o OF
thrse says wssn 7 sel. Ike dire-~ns
perzoh. I took ,oar b0isies q .ns nell
efne and cured ny cough. ] have ros
been b7saa-si e,ce. 1ssf' q short tine
ago took coi5 sns conDeness % coslSes
azalr:r Ct a bottle - ne 'D5~csv~ry'
ard Il reIieyes ne ~ oncs. ihir.k :. 10
the best medicine IN The world 4, -ay~f
M ne. I Aon', ;hiuk Any enc waa2s
de % consumption = sasy ~osS fzks
D.. Pierce-s Colleen M@sscsf Discovery.
I recommend - % 81 my fr1srfs. as
tel tarrs va: Il "a Pr ne
"After took Dr. Pierce's Fsvo-sts
PreS-r.pilca. - fG5i3sn Ist'csi Dis
esve-y.' ss ysu sav1ref. oounssees -
Ee, better xlfsia shres ~~~<s z-ii~s
Mrs. G. -. Storey. o, oTsngeTiiis. We
FrEf1- C. Ca. Y suffered te-rssss
rsIa IA my stos-ach <o- years. AL ssso
n S,es-eea ry sasat3srs ass - ny rtxns
sss~. Year usfsscss~ nas sors ~ nso-e
rsol srsn al ne o.brrs have tsxsa.
An seessnz cett<r roy han ! lave -
years. nzxs rgt sal ssy -r-ss-- 1s tos
rssE -. Have CRY tsk~n -s-~~ scifi-s
q. yoz- nssslcfrs SD = has Ssn> - .
r-sz: Zeal q x0o3 taark yos xs-y
mac. g. re book. -comzcn S-nss 1es-
tai Asvszer.' -z8ca To1 ssrs re- I
zsai8 nos par win ,; or ssyzai1x =
I cozi5 rst &c. ea1tssE
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consulting physician 70 the Invalids' Ho-
tel and Surgical Institute. ir Bunalo, one
OF the greatest medical institutions In ne
world. During that period. with the as
sistance OF a large corps OF medical gen
,;enen, he has treated aai prescribed for
hundreds os thousands OF pa,ier;s and
every description o, disease. His name
which IS known from one end O. .ae
world % the other. !s d.. r V. Pierce.
Speaking upon the subject ot health. hs
recently said:
"whTe / am not willing 70 assert thai
ali crime IS a disease. I am wiling %
say that r,-heaith leads 20 every kid o:
misery and even crime.
Take iil-ssmper. !; frequently leads
20 tha. most heinous OF crines-rnurder.
I am wiling 20 stand by the statement
tia, 90 times in 100 ill-temper IL largely
a manifestation o. ir-heal;h- The man
or woman who enjoys perfect health,
whose bodily machinery runs without a
creak. OF Jar. or wrench. izn't subject 70
h;s Of irritabiM:y or ebuilitions OK bad
temper. The word presents al eves
e--iIing face 20 thoroughly healthy
people.
"Our spiritual teachers coul6n'; d
better than 70 teach the gospel os c.esz
bodies a,ong with tia, os clear souls.
II they'll think a moment. tEey'n realize
that i.'s hard 70 grow ar upright s07l
n a defo--ned or diseased b93y-ihai
s.s dificul; 70 keep a soul healthy and
clean n foul impure. sickiy Dungeon
oS body"
According 20 Dr.. Pierce. who r. a
skilled specials. IN the diseases q wo-
r1e1. iii-;ernper l. woman f. Almost
invariably a uani.eztz:isa ot week.-mrs..
and disease 90 the distinctly feruinins
organs. wasn a woman s1fe-s II this
way hs- whsle body syn3sfaizes sni
gets OF: Of XII" Her nerves are tor
turs3- Her brain Is razxei by continual
protests Over ire nerves from re safer
i-x 5-EzuA SEE gets irritable and &C.
S2ca1c1t- Ser general health breaks
doxa- Then ere either dies III child
oi-sh. CT SrzEs o.: a rea-Y lie as 81 IN
-ziit o. Il a. seylE-n- Tree - q z1-s
and speedy care ior Ecnen's lis - tsis
description 7. Il ire discovery 20 -
eminent physician here1o.9-e fefsrre1
20. al Is knoEn a. Dr. Pssrce'E Fzvorise
P-sscrs2cioa- Il hss = sY>clSc a-sto- On
re delicate aut tnoo-.z-- organs coo-
cerzed Il makes ten stT5-g ans wei
/: SIS FOR zfseaoos ard n5o-aersoasi
Takx7 cg-in- re sx2scssrcy q z7cs5s--
hood. Il bs-ss1sz tie 1vz1i 5iscorso-ts.
ar makes bsby'4 s6~ecf Sz,s. sary src
aizos. azi-,sssL K spo;5ez s1t tS1ss de
ne--es an gives rztsre a. opportunity
% szfIs % ne zs-srsl seaisa- j, - &c
bes- q -,eticsrss - =oz@1-
a siding. sz1i.-sDtl-< Es1a1ant 8,
Ee1~-z;lT zick o. A <sli nzsa csa-
Az s~es tSe s-r1y s.5e - sc. -. 81
e-T 10y r. rHlay day % sSs -szz =sess
s-onach II ~ost % :u-s~ xs3 ~hss
NTe- as gore 81 n ~-ske- a rza h
Gas co13iikoa Is ra-e % - S-oss en-.
s--s.ssle. zsi lfkssy % h-@ak S2sn ~i:a
nS-<os.s s-oz;-ssisr. eeIs4r-isFsAa g.
scz,e Ssksr eqsfs1ly Se-soGs dsrEAss-
Ps<-rs's css.sn Messzzl D.scsxs-T
re 49,. rz<,1ssla<s sg- zez no
~.sA.s- Us. 1z- - ss-ss.- - r~z.lT sr-i-
osssy 81 !: ozsI ne s.cG.2-s = sSzE-
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STOCKS AND BONDS
SHARB MARKET STRIKES FULLY
INTO A BULLIsH GAIT.

Aud No Doubt Remsins Regarding the
Prompting Cause, Which Is q Burst of
Almost Assured Confidence That the
Dawn of Better Times VIII Soon Be
come the Broad Daylight of Prosperity
Prices Advance All Through the ses-
sinn-Week's Developments All ia Line
With Restoration OF Business Confidence
New York, June 5.-There was no mistak-
Ing the strong bull character of today's
market for stocks and bonds, nor was there
any room fo- doubt that the motive for buy
Ing was greatly increased confidence over
the general outlook for business in the
country. The bear element was not a fac
tor in the market at any time during tie
day except as eager buyers to cover short
contracts before prices should rise beyond
their reach There was some proht-tak-
ing at intervals by the more conservative
minded traders, but apparently their only
purpose N selling one stock was to put the
proceeds into another. Such realizing sales
as were made were all absorbed and in con-
sequence, the upward course of price went
merrily On from opening to close Of the
days short session. The dealings were
remarkably well distributed. Sugar show
ing the largest number OF shares OF any one
stock. with 1850 shares. Chicago Gas and
Burlington followed close with over SEQ
shares each and S.. Paul was not far be-
hind. OF stocks that were dealt in 10 the
extent of from 1,l00 10 1000 shares, there
We're about twenty. and a large number
OF the usually inactive shares showed a
smaller number Of sales, made up n part
OF odd lots bought by commission houses
on outside orders. The general strength
OF the market was doubtless assisted by the
aggressive strength shown by some OF the
more active stocks. notably Sugar, the gran
gers and New Jersey Central. Reports from
Washington that q treaty with Spain was
being considered looking 10 the regulation
CT the naturalization of Spanish subjects
as citizens OF the United States had their
effect IN helping prices, as indicating 4
purpose 70 eliminate causes Of friction be
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Bsses.II In o.i.hom..

Po-S Creek O. 2, June s-Tne 5rs<cz-,
season = Rczz6 Fc1t orecsd yesterday ~
2 cicsesy cor:ssss5 Tz-i-ri-r Es1s= bec-..-
-. Round P01d -Dy1zn-t--s AT tie
Cs.S~zasr .'Tarnsra TIE score stood y
.~-ses FOR t1e "Dyas a-i.s-s.~ Pe--ybzks-
sus HAn1eu: ~ IL -Fs-I=-1~ EzyEc-S
ard Cs-i6s Tie teams are 70. as strc-g
"a they zsE - before the rease srEss to-
their psayf-x r5ssy issssscz.s1 god s-o~-
yefse CT re K1re. D1r.rz car bzrese--.
sr2 cssss-zEbo7 81 lay : a ser-es % Ez-zsfs
: - b yt1y-1 so- q rtcs E-sss p<sTse -
fossr 81 the 5az. ctsbs n tse f.ss-oke% Fsr-@
Tzs speriaf fezt1res GO - game we -,
fze ed w0-x G. tSz TsE1t1-< srd - ozsf
s.ezi-Es ~ czlzAz7 GO 10 l1-5e ,>z-7-
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1 Monday. June I. will be holiday on the
/ Chicago markets. a judicial election oc-
! cJrs on that day.
! Ch:ca go. Ills. June 5--Butter-Fir-1;
| creameries, iIdl4l1c: dairies. 14l2c.
Eggs-Steady; fresh. SIC.
| Live poultry-Quiet; turkeys, sc; ducks.
| 7QSc; chickens, &c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-, June 5.-Wheat-Duli:
slightly lower; No. hard. Csc; No 8. ga
| sic; No. l. 50d5Sc; No. red, 6oizc asket;
No 3 nc: No. L. e5Gs7c; No. 2 spring, 67I
| 7pc asked: No. 3. soGsic.
Corr-Steady: No mixed. 21ssc.
I Oats-Slow but steady; No. white. is9
re.
Butter-Bss. firm. &c higher, Ios3alr4c;
/ dairy s6Toc.
Egs-steady, 71:c.
ST. LOUIS
/ s.. Louis. Mo. June 5.-Rece:pt+Flour.
( 800: wheat 500; corn, 1900; oats, s.. COO.
Shipments-FIour, 200; wheat. 500. corn.
/ 81 GO: cats. 81. go.
Fiour-Dull and unchanged
Wkeat-Lover: No. red cash. elevator
SIC BID: track. s4i-aS5c; July. CSC
Corn-Firm; No. cash, Zi=c; July. &C
Oats-steady; No. cash, INC bid: July.
/ 177sc bid
Flaxseed-Isower. Tic
Hay-Duu and weak. but unchanged
/ Butter-ouiet: creamery. uQISI-c: da!-y.
sa12c.
EgE-H;ster. Sc.
NEW YORK
New York. June S-Fiour-Rscs.pts H.
( 10 barrels: exports TS2s1 Duh and easier,
I with wheat: Minnesota patents. Ss5a1i-i0.
winter patents. ss-5of4s5; winter strssga-s.
I =: 1914 -: winter extras. S.S9d5-sJ; winter
/ low grades. S2SdsS
V-heat-Pacespfs - IS bushels SPOT weak
Z Options weak and izGic lower, NO. ? red
/ Jurs. 15s.c: September. &c
! Ccrn-Recespts 80 - bushels; experts 70
I ga SPOT EASY: No . 80 Options lower.
z .sGs<c decline: June. go; September. 3sc-
I Oats-RecesPts N. 80 bushes: exports /.
I ess. Soot quiet: No. :. g-sc. Options dun
+ ard easier ard &c lower
7 Butte--Recespts s.5oo Make. quiet: Ves-
( tern creamery. u7I5c; Eigs1s. &c; tacto-T.
{ 7IS<7-n---
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PRIDE HATH A FALL
DOWN go The HEAD-EEDERS BE-
FORE THE TAlL.EEDERS.

Champions Have Their BatsiaS Garb on
But Esper ID Quite too Much For Their
Guesswork-Scme Fine Work In the
Game That Boston Keeps PittsburS
From WinainS Roll up Seven
Ruus in tho Ninth - BrookIyn Keats
Louisville IL to 5-Iudlans asd Reds
Tin-westsrn and College Scores
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CITCACn

Chtca go, Ills, June 5.-Catte-The week
closes on a strong market for beef cattle.
prices averaging 10 TO 10 cents per 100 lbs
higher than week ago. Only e. so cattle
have been received, against 1884 last week,
and II 42S the CORRESPONDING week last year
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i HN&Y

the most vIoaenr p0roxySm OF asthma n
three minutes. They are compressed
into triangular pastillcs, the most con-
yenient form for burning ever discovered.
Used with the Asrhr1a-Cure, they will
positively and permanently cure the
worse forms Of asthma Professor Nun
yon guarantees it A box of MUNYON'S
Asthma Herbs with Munyon's Asthma
Cure may be obtained from any druggist
for one dollar.
NJ. Daniel w. Fink, 139 Church Street.
McSherrystown, Pa, says: "A member
Of my family suffered from asthma for
long time. Her distress during the
paroxysms OF short breathing was very
great She tried great many kinds of
treatment without obtaining more than
temporary relief. Finally. I placed her
under treatment with the Munyon Rene
dies. using the Asthma Cure and Asthma
Herbs, and / am pleased to testify that
this treatment has completely cured her"
Munyon mas q separate specific for each
disease. For sale by druggists. Mostly
D cents II In doubt, write TO Professor
Munyon, at Philadelphia, and get medical
advice free
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ASTHMA AGONY.
Muny0n Has Mastered This
Living Death.
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY.

No one who has not experienced or
witnessed the agcnies Of asthma can
realize the horrors OF that disease. It Is
little exaggeration to say that Sufferers
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from asthma
q 1 e m . ny
times. Acute
rGroZySms fire.
Quently result
Il unconscious
ness and some
tines in death.
L l K e m e n y
other diseases
u h &c b have
bamed medi-
cal skill for
centuries, how
ever, asthma
has met its
master. Num-
yon's Asthma
Herbs will stop
the most vio,en
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While Ms Fix uzs AMY Georss to'.k
E<- raE-o." anything h4Vpra
;oa't SncE; sse keeps The part aozn r.
.s- ncE, z1d The eaSesrnz.t . on Lie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-06

New Haven. Co-n-. JE5s BY a. e1c'.-
.7x finish. Yale today defeated Pr.nceto1
Il q c.o<s.y contested game Score.
yzIa -
Princeton ..-..-....-...-.-i o. 5l ! g.
Batteries: Yale. G-ssrzSzy sd NU-25y:
Princeton. Eeaffe- wilson sn9 JzTpe
Princeton ~. J. JGzs S.-P..zceto- FrszA
rae-. =: Ia. Freshmen. -
CticaEa. lis. June s.-Cai-aso, Is; Czs-
ve-ss;y % wiscczss5. :
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CattIe-Steady

CattIe-Steady.
Shippers
Prcbst & Fowler of Conway Springs was
here with one car OF hogs.
J. c. Osborn OF entBon had n one car Of
hogs
car of hogs.
D. A. Mckinley Of Freeport was UP with
one car OF hogs
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AN ARM "

Cncis Sans army i not as big as J:
was in issI-5. 5u; his soldiers nov. as
then. suffer from kidney Diseases cor
traced by exposure bad Eais-. ete-
A small army OF Cd veterans have Ss7s7
cured of kidney and Biadie- diseases
You 100 can be
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GRAIN AND PRODUCES MARKETS..

CHICAGO.
Chicago grain and pro luce markets fur.
uished by p. l. Bost.c. Commission Mer-
chant, rooms 10 and y over Kansas Ma.
t.onal bank. Telephone 81.
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Baltimore. Md. juno a-The Browrs
downsd the Orioles in a close game Tns
Champions outbatted the visitors. bu. were
unable TO land on Esrer az critical nc
ments- Maui made his debut today end
pitched well. bit was accorded poor sup
rcrt- He gave way 10 Hoffer in the eighth
who proved far less effective. Issuing two
passes 10 first. and allowing four singles.
which scored the winning runs. Attend
ence7,S2d Score:
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Wichita. Kan, June 5, 1887.
HOGS.
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BOSTON 5. PITTSBCRG :

Batteries: Baltimore. Maui. Hoffer ant
Rowsrman: ST. Louis, Epser and Murphy
Cmpires-Lynch and Mcdonald.
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tween the two countries Missouri Pa
c-fic and Western Cnicn joined the list OF
approaching values. With the favorstes
Of the bears thus all shifted to the bull side
OF the market, there was practically no OPP
position left 70 the advancing tendency OF
fine market
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
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Boston. Mass, June 5.-The magnificent
batting of Duffy and Collins splendid field
ing were the features OF today's game be-
tween Boston and Pfttsburg In the ninth
inning, with the bases full. Collins made
hair-ra!sing stop that prevented Pitts
burg from scoring and probably from win-
r.ng the game. Attendance 5000 Score.
Ri z
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Liverpool, Eng, June 5.-Ths grain an
provision exchanges were closed today.
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College Baseball Games.

BATTERIES: Des NSsnss. Hauck an
nan, Burlington. Wes1e- and Villa
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CHICAGO 10. NEW YORK 4.

New York. June ain the ninth inning
with the score four to three in favor Of
New York. Arson brought Griffith and Con-
nor into the game 10 bat for Denzer and
Donohue. Three singles homer by Ryan
and steal home by Mccormick. assiste;
by several had errors. melted the Colts
seven runs and the game. Attendance g.
500. Score:
pu z.