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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-22
THE POT CALLED THE KETTLE BLACK"
BECAUSE THE HOUSEWIFE DIDN'T USE
SAPOl 10

( ". NJ Cuicheon. S. Paul: W. W.
Screws. Montgomery. Ala. proxy for J.
W. Faulkner; II. +. Lynn. Columbus.
Ohoi. proxy for L. J. Crauthon OF KAN
sas City. and Charles j. Chauda. New
York. proxy foE J. +. Fennell OF INDIAN
apol.s.
Taere was much disappointment ever
the absence % the three members o. tho
committee. and also because n number
OF politicians who were expected - Do
present from Iowa, Kentucky and OHIO
10 tax over the prospects of the fal
campaign did not come.
The purpose OF the meeting was ap-
paTently 20 hear these men and % dis
cIss whether 10 conduct me campaigns
IN the various states with speakers OF
with campaign Eteraiure
When the meeting was called to order
ne subject was taken up 10 was said
tnat the gold Democrats had good
ngaiins chance FOR victory In Kentucky
ana d fair chance IN Iowa. Then whefhrs
iC was better 20 spend wha; money taey
had and wh1s they could get. gor sgsak-
ers for those campaigns. or for I.era-
ture. was the queS ION.
At the close % The meeting. Chairman
Bynum gave out the statement Hs
said that after The discussion os the mat
ter. concerning The states OF Alchis, n.
Kentucky sFi Iowa during the lie can,-
pai--s mis- falL 3, was fnaiy decided IN
assls. toe campaiEn committee wiz
foeakers y national repu;e. John y.
Ir.sh Of California vas spoken -. ai-s
Senator CaTsry ~ Louisiana. sena,ns
LinIscy and Colonel " g p. Brerkir-
ridge % Kentucky snd ofhers An ap-
peal y 90 D. maze % al prominent rpeax-
fTs Mo participated in ne campalxu
iart al f1r Palmer and B1cknsr.
After tee discussion - the matter II
Speakers. tne committee considered TIC
reports mai" 5y the representative oc
Kentucky Iowa and ono. r r. Iyssrs
- f1isu bus. chairman = the state con-
mtiee o. the gJi3 Democrats. sali tbs
o3.lo1k s-zs very encouraging IN Ohio
~. LINN stated bat many - ne rank
AMI Die Hho were Brysa.tss iast faI
iiad ca-ac % serious contemplate =
;hcir esro- ana would ~ found wlta the
National Democracy ts.s fsU A lsffe-
From l. Is. ~ zion q i9N8 gave sonns
te'aiis as 90 t1e vs'e = thaf state. hue
re couult-ee .efssed % make = puaic.
Al,hagza oals a cierx 20 tas sppslIa,s
cG1ri = - b. voted ~ t8ss year Ia Ken
tsi,sy. ne g7i3 Deua-rais cay they srs
so8aE = sssks a strong nEst far fhe.-
oeri-1 i'e. e.faoly o. = fezf Nr Hal
deUsn sa.d fhat the COL T,e--eersss
started ori In Kentucky r. ~ - a3yas-
tegs = q popular ranf.fsls zth .
E.r01s aerssssi f1Hcg5nz.
Ar. HaI1sman afid mat Esn.s-zr -
ne satflez-au1s. sn9 &, IT, g8Is Demo-
Gratis rr}.a1 a G-saf f1s5srIt1 Uhlrh -
he eFrsf-3 Hegia - betxesH - %
49, 90 GO. w1Jii have tas eTsc; g
5reasinE B-yan.su n tse saasa-
a me c7s,Slgsiaa - ne reports. 80
execauve committee adjourned - rect
az fis ca'l = ne rhsi-rnan.
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Chicago. Ills. July H.-Butter-Firm;
creamery, 1lalfsc; dairy. sale.
Eggs-F'irin: fresh, 9MSi2c
Live poultry-l|irm: turkeys sac: chick
ems Sc; spring chickens. 11G12c; ducks. 90
&c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo. July 21.-Wheat-Ac-
tive and in some cases Sc higher than yes
sSa6sc; No. 4. 6212Is5c; No. red, 77Q71I.c:
No. 3. eSsJ6ec; No I. &C.
Corn-More active: closed I4Gizc higher;
No mixed, 2lien22isc.
19q2orsc
Rye-No .. &c
Hay-More active. firm. unchanged.
Butter-Receipts heavier. demand good:
Creamery. 1lQl1'2c.
Eggs-Receipts heavy: little slow. &c.
ST. LOUIS.
81. Louis. Mo. July 2.-Receipts-Flour
2.sp; wheat, 5000: corn. LOCO; oats. .. 900.
Shipments-F'lour. 5000; wheat. 1900: corn,
10000: oats. 10ooo.
FloUr-Qu.et. steady and unchanged
Whea;-The speculative market opened
advanced. and closed ia 10 1zsc higher than
yesterday. Spot higher; No 2 red cash.
elevator. I5izG 76c: on track. 75d77c; No. 2
hard cash. 7iiec bid: July. 7s1.c: August.
sc asked September, 'olsc asked; Decern-
Der. T3sc asked.
CONFIRM ana a shade better for cash
and futures; No. cash. 2i.c bid: July.
2514c; September. 27sG25c
Oats-steady for cash. with September a
shade frmer: No. 2 cash and July. l7i.c:
September, l7S.c.
Rye-Hsgher. CSC on track.
Flaxseed-Salabis az SEC for spot or 20 ar
rive
Hay-DulI. steady and unchanged
Bufter-Duil. steady and unchanged.
EgE-Higher; fresh, &c.
POrk-Steady; standard mess 1obbilg.
s7.GO0s25.
Lard-Lower; prime steam. $3.50; choice.
S.e5lz.
NEW YORK.
New York. July gl.-Fiour-Rece!pts. IL
30 barrels exports. $50 barrels Strong
and sold 1GGS}C higher. with buyers: Mn
nesota patents, S-5@G479; Minnesota bakers
g. sOl,37s; winter patents. sii0a47o: winter
straights, SeNiis. winter extras. = Jofi
80. winter 'ow grades SSoOa3S
wheat-Receipis, So bushels; exports.
8, 40 bushels. Options steady. Ia &c higher,
sales included No. red July, s5l.c; Septem-
Der. $50
Corn-Receipts. 1870 bushels: exports.
JOS. rs bushels Spot steady: No. . 3lizc-
Options steady. nc higher; July. 3iizc; Sep
TENDER, 3-c.
oats-Receipts. 1880 bushels: exports.
53s 20 bushels Spot easy; No ,. 2i-ka22c.
Options dull. unchanged 10 &c lower: July.
H7.c: September. Z7sc-
California dried frusts-Tery steady CO
evsporated apples. other fruits quie; and
steady: evapo-ated apples. prime W!re-tray,
g. wo0d-Gris1. PRIME. 5fs5i.c. choice. 5izc.
fancy, SAC. PEunes. 20 TIC per pound.
a. % ssze and quality. Aprlco-s. royal.
sac; Moor Park. &C Peaches. unpeeled.
5fI1c: peele5 flHitc.
BJt-eT-Receio,s $50 packages; western
creamery, uGI2c, EiEirs. &c. factory, a
,ec.
Eggs-Stea5y: no quo;abie charge.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool Eng July ---T-hea Spot No
red northern spr4lg steady. sss1z1
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GERMAN ENDEAvORERs
Fifth Annual Convention Opens its Sessions
in ST Louis.

ST. Louis, July 21.-The fifth annual
convention Of the national union OF the
German Christian Endeavor society open
ed here today with between 400 and 500
delegates present. The convention,
which viii be in session several days, is
being held in the audience room OF the
North Side Germanic building, which has
been beautifully decorated. Entertain
ment has been provided for the visiting
delegates.
The work Of today's session was chief
" 10 arrange for the work OF the coming
sessions. Tonight. Rev. ]. G. Miller OF
-. Louis delivered an address of WEI
come. which was responded TO by Rev.
J. L. Dorm OF Hamilton, Ohio.
Rev. J. c. Kramer, OF Quincy. Ills,
then preached the conference sermon
Rev. q. Berner OF Buffalo, " Y. ;he
founder OF The EndeavOr movement
among the Germans, strong advocate
of work among the young people. and
the publisher Of a number OF German
Christian Enieavor books, and editor Of
Enieavorer, published monthly at But
faio, y. Y. arrived this morning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-22
WOOL AND COTTON MaRKErs

Boston. Mass. July 1.-THE American
Wool and CgtIon Reporter VII say toner
-0w CT ne wool trade
Lssselej activity and Increasing hrmne,
have seemed . - the features Of Ire -lzr-
sst the pasS few days. On RE ore haai
th.re h8s been IS .lcl!zztio1 70 sell. and
on IRE Other the-@ iias been 4 marked css-
sat.on IL IRE speculative trading OF n.
par o. ire s.ezisrS. To- ss-ll1g o late "a
b.ea O. Z sTofty cl5gacre-. --a2T rs1s-.
reporting practically roiAirE dong \ ye-T
lzrze part q ne wo-sl row = Bosfoa r To-
ne moment w.fhae.t from Ire razrEe: To-
ate speculative fever las sesoSn z -nz-ssS
define Which Las slightly enhance. ths
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LOGAN PARTY OFF FOR CHICAGO
To be Present at the dwelling of the
Statue Today.

Youngstown, O.. July 21.-Mr. ard Mrs.
Joan \. Logan, Jr.. and family and Mrs.
General Logan, Miss Alice Maurice Of
Washington and Mrs. Colonel Roebling,
o. Trenton. eft this morning over the
Lake Shore for Chicago 70 attend the IN
yelling OF the statute tomorrow The
party viii be guests OF Colonel ard Mrs
J. II. Schoomaker Of Pi;ts5u-g ana will
be a. The Auditorium annex during thei-
stay in Chicago.
Chicago. July 21.-The final prepara-
lions have been made for me dedication
% the Logan statue tomorrow. Already
several % the governors Of ne diTeren.
states. accompanied by their STATS have
arrived. and more are expected iom0--
row morning. The various regiments OF
the regular army which have been de-
tailed 20 appear II the parade. are al in
the cry. with the exception % ihose a.
Fort Sheridan. The Fourth Infantry VIII
come in the morning.
Ms. Logan ana hrr party arrived from
Pittsburg tonight by he Pennsylvania
road. and the members q Logans cd
regiment. the Thiriy-firs; limbs. have
come in % the aunosT % 15e.
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TuE WEATHER

wichita. Kaa.. July =. ~.
Local fore-as; for y -hita ard vicinity
Fair and warmer Thurs1ay.
During t1e pas, tTenty-four hosrs -
highest tsrrpsra.ure he's been . degrees.
the lowest - dzVees. an3 ihe mean r. De-
E-ees. win clear warn wsarhzr. lgl1t ss.1ia
ard ssu.awst Eiud and slowly :ai3ag asTo-
meter.
TIE -sver continues % remain saSoaary
az - :eef OF ~ gauge. but aboFs 'se
mouth q ;ae Late riysr re B-E fiFeT a
perfectly GTy.
Taus IA rs month - average tsas-
ue-attu-s has beer = degrees
For fss pas nirs years tassvsrsge ten
re-atu-s fcr tae rno-ia Q, JusT has ae@7
= se<rser. s-5 fcr ~ rat day - degrees
FRED l. JOHNSON. onss-Vsr-
wasfg-zton = G. Jr1ly ---F14ae1 * p
80 1srscas; iig > n Tzg-sfay.
Fo- Ezrsss. Ccnr-Euet hiza ts-s5Nra-
tare. f1s-. sos.h EzsfsTly Ntnls-
Fsr Oklahoma aa5 Io3-ss Tsr-i''ry;
Gene-zIy "a. coatiutse9 b.sa is1a2srzizrt
AZ aozt1ersV Wis
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CHICAGO

Chicago. TIls. jay I--Ca:tle-Buys
were scarce b. re csttle rarkei todsy. asd
prices average abogt Is. although only
s3f3 head we're received 4 tez corsn1s
dressed hesS s-Eerez sod a. lox a. < -
bat ezra cattle br0Igr- ElBJel5 =. the oa-k
90 ne cat-se 20 for S3E.4-s5s stockerz ant
feA1e-s soiI a. S7.96sJs =, common lots r.
irg % a United eEteaf around g psg1 .
ccSs hesfsEs and balls acre active arr
STEADY. Caves fairy active az 3 ss71 -
for COMMON % choice
Eoz-EoES we're azs2- marked ID 59it-
TO-DAY Heavy stock advances fhs Isast
and Axht hcES re most Receipis are *
treusly Exst. being 60 he arst hsif % the
: ee. $50 less ilan lsst yea Sai2F.srx
sock was - &c 5est demand. 1uzx eo5s
a. AT extreme rage OF &z1sE. me b1ik
y the sa.ss beng az E7s51<
Sa@sP-T1eTs va a good s-zpyiv % $780,,
b.: re sesnz-1 = maintained. arr - css
a@is scesEy- sass2 Ee.e steady. 18th a
g5o5 general 6e=lz1S az e st24 s sor e.
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demand from the mills Prices contine to
be very firmly held. Asking prices for
feeces are very high. The market for for
e:gn woods has continued 10 be the scene
OF greatest interest, some large blocks Of
wool having changd hands from TO TINS.
in some cases getting back into the original
sellers hands at handsome advances. Fine
Australian has been in the greatest de-
mand. In Boston sales for the week ag-
gregate 5.9il. 0D0 pounds. OF which e.s43.ooo
pounds is domestic and S.0ss.ooo pounds is
foreign.
London. Eng, July s1.-At the wool auc-
ton sales today 15.S3s bales were offered.
of which so bales were Withdrawn. The
continent took large quantities OF ner.lc.
France bought New South Wales and
Queensland nerino greasy az full rates.
The home trade secured New Zealand scour
ed ard greasy c-oss-breds. Full pr.ces were
paid fer Tasmania greasy. Secured pieces
and faulty secured pieces showed hard
ening tendency. The date for the closing OF
the present series has been set for july y.
New York. July N.-The cotton market
opened 103 points lower. cables being
distinct disappointment and rains in Ar
kansas added 10 the selling movement.
which was active. Following the first can
there was further loss OF IG2 points. when
the decline was arrested by the appearance
of buying orders. August sold up from
s1.25 10 s7.4l on this demand. The rest Of
the market braces a little but was quiet.
Sales up 10 II o'clock 22.e01 bales. Closing
quotations: Spot closed steady, IL per
cent decline: nliddl;ng uplands. rs; m;ddlinG
gulf. s2sc; sales 1.5S bales. Futures closed
quiet and steady; sales 1890 bales: January.
-
s7.lS; July. 1873; August. S.3i; September.
SIT; October, S.e3; November. ss.07; Decem
Der. 500.
New Orleans, La. July 21.-Cotton-Quietl
sales $50 bales; ordinary. SIC: good ordi-
nary. s7sc; low middling. 79sc: m:ddling.
re; good m.dding, Lie; middEnS fair,
SIC.
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HaaaTE-TBEovix RECORDS
Brsk.n sF Tess e<rss3i. |. Leeas athsisss
90 sza Traaez.4.

san Frase.sse. lay z-Ton csrroE.
80 lo-ei afa.ese. b-eks seTs~al hsrasef-
;areFaz rs1o-ts istsT n az ~ua. sion
q. cen-f4s pax SaTfrT xssa 80
eTbf-qou-4 eS-aHser ~ ta<e4 Is srz1f
r rs-.s-'aas csFri~ ~l;h ans hzas 80 fsas.
lsss iarhzs F3@ fhea ts-rN a s1issa-
= ami asmzseT frs=n ssys-s 81 slre.a
- fesf- ~ isza4s. AL from aaas-r-ss.
e.se.s hz-ss8 s. ~ tse.. - lseasa Hs
nsNE 49, wzs zts ~ fsssfy-sss-
g4ga4 esnscser. fssna a seTe'- -fzzf eiss n.
Son s'sa - farez l. 81. sost. -
gassess tsem . 1f-,zss elssr. - ero-
4ies lie :es8s3 u IL. .ess. - secs
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DRY GOODS Markets.

New York. July T--The attitude OF buy
ers in the dry goods markets seemed 10 be
somewhat freer today. and sales were OF a
slightly more substantial character than has
heretofore been the case. In all cotton
lines there was a steady trade. and a stiff
fleming tendency noticeable, while in wool
ems. the practical settlement Of the tariT
question paved the way for the opening Of
a number of sales and fixing the prices.
which average about 10 per cent higher
than those OF last spring. Jobbers. TOO.
are feeling a better demand. and have no
difficulty in making freer sales in nearly all
departments. both in store trading and from
travellers on the road.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. July E.-Cofee-Op;ious oper-
ed steady with prices unchanged 20 % poitus
lower: ruled generally weak following M
satisfactory European advices and lz-gs
Brazilian movement; selling arrested BY
firrusr ruling Of spot coffee Closed steady
with prices 1908 points net decline. sales
1870 bags. including September S7dSa7. :.
Spot conee-Steady. held h,saer. No. = -
vo.ce. 80: No. 5osb.ng. 10 NIL
Steady: CorGova. fe1-ssist-c; sales ST. % =
Maracai5o. l.7e9 bags Bu.arsnznsa. i.ias
BAGS Central American.
Susar-R2w and refined firm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-22
COLD prroenaIs ooSrEE
EIseztIr~ Conmas~su~s - Ssv fork
P1as the Pail t.mpsiga-

Ne- Y1rk. JzlY T-T-ae executive
conn. stse % ne Saa5nai Dszo--a e
pzrty. ne Eol3 Wig = tas DSasoc-a. &
parry. zse- fs5sy ~ = NiiGzus e-rsEt
T1rze KS ~. tul sssHs3snes. SD
The sre1ssss p-sssni zss.se ssne i'm
& Eee - nsr~ Egs,t =; egne Af.sT
: =zlt - Nest = Eovx s. ;Asy acre.
Tae-e sefe ~ hAEI WEAsn ? Esv-
num. i8;e - Ia3ssaass,s. -; -s9 p
Fsr37s-sa. s-a,-Ean & = u =zn
F.srs.sns. Hz.ze. " y Ezs4s7ssr.
I-z1lEsll-ss Joas c Bier. PsznFY1ss-
ga Gse-ge = Ee4ssss. sec xska. j.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-22
soErnwEsTEES Iu,uKssss
Conference ~ ~ fs.ss-s Hear. ihs R-.A
iDx 80 F.p@Fs

H1Eark,s. We. Jay 3-Tas -a1ru.@x
sezzi5a o; 20 %aftaEes.ern Issfnsfsn
Co1fsren-s legss zits 2 srs-,s-s. s~@ea
on '-ra@ Pe-sca - f'1Tiss~ Loan w.
s@ez = y EssEes 20 fs~ G.srsss4sn
TIE easy ~ ~fvs,ese.eaa1 Pr- xFs-siTs
ress = - Tez-se-.~ vas raj ~ J..
Ef&se. q, Cree. ~ TIE speaker szl4
ne iescaer bad aos a1eas8 80 sslszg
70 S~sou.e q 80 sr,-.5-y sa4tfs-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-22
CATTLE.
prPRFsENrATryE SALES
Sh pper.

\. p. Butcher OF Esyesvilie had ore car
OF hogs here.
Joe Scott Of Peek ha3 I'D Two car loa9z
q hog
hogs here.
II 4 Eberly % Maze had ore car %
hoCs on the market
3 7 Keu or Clearwater had ore car ot
hogs among ne otferiEzs
EA,zey Grace Of Cheney sent N one car
OF hogs
YIN. C;r,er o. cairo rad IN mixed .oa1
o. hCEa and cattle.
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Geo 2 Bare. Pres u wsi:s. sss-Trs4,
DADcC Live Stock
LIZ Commission Co

Rao-s -ss-i5a 1--we Sfock Ezzhz1<e Bag.
KANSAS CITY. 10
Capital sock t1ss. Pa p
Y ycs zz-t S.o-ksrE G. .es 1erE we
n RezsoEz1is a1Fzzcss Exp--sssre.
.s.egr.sa - e2eE department Cate. fsn<s
soa ss<eo. TesS,Ao5s SO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-22
Y. A SECRETARIES CONVENE
Those Of Missouri and Illinois are at lake
Geneya. VS..

Like Geneva. Wis. Ja,y 91.-The Y
NJ C. \. secretaries % Missouri and T.
inois are holding their annual CONVEX
ton acre. Papers ana addresses o. sps-
ciei and practical Importance are being
presented
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-22
WINNING DUDS ON
O0L0NELS TAKE TWO GAMES OFF
THE SENATORS.

Interests the v!sitors In the
veiops Great Batting Power ia the Sec
ond-Second Baseman Clark aud Pitcher
Browns Mountain of Defeat Two
Games Higher-Phiiiics Play Less
Poorly Than the Colts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-22
From MAS. BErTIE orrPHANr.

sccrTsvrIx-K. Allen County, ~.
I had what the doctors said vas FALL
ing of the Womb. and was in bad health
for eight years. got worse. instead OF
better. every year. was confined TO
nv bed when nv husband brought me
n bottle OF NcElree's Wine OF Csrdui
and some Black-Draught- In three
DAYS Mss sitting up two hours AZ q
time At the I'D of three weeks am
doing housework and gaining nesh and
strength faster than I ever did IN my
life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-22
Reasons Why ChsmberIain's Collie, Cho,.
era ard DIarrhoea Remedy
iS

l. Because il affords almost instant
relief in case OF pain in the stomach.
cole and cholera morbus.
, Because il is the only remedy tha.
never fails in The most severe cases Of
dysentery and diarrhoea.
S. Because il is the only remedy that
will cure chronic diarrhoea
4. Because il is the only remedy that
will prevent bilious collie.
5. Because il is the only remedy that
will cure epidemical dysentery.
s. Because il is the only remedy that
can always be depended upon in cases OF
cholera infantum.
I. Because il is the most promp; and
most reliable medicine in use for bowel
complaints.
S. Because il produces no bad results
g. Because il is pleasan, and safe 10
take
10. Because il has saved the lives o:
more people than any other medicine in
the world.
The 25 and soc sizes Cor safe by Drug
gists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-22
N Towns About
Arkansas City.

From the Daily Traveller.
A farmer in the city yesterday was
last summer that he was feeding tramps
dong considerable kickink- He said
every day and men came around begging
for work for their board. This summer
not a tramp came along and he was un-
able to hire hands TO do his work The
men ne did hire he had to pay double.
He wanted a change so that he could
get hands al OLE time prices.
Hon. S. s. Kirkpatrick Of Fredonia,
passed through the city this morning on
his way to Chandler, o. T, where he has
gone to defend Miss Grace Alien, the
Wilson county girl who IS charged with
poisoning the Eckles family.
Mrs. Fred Swan Of Leavenworth Miss
Kate Swan Of Denver. and Miss Jessie
Elder OF Winfield, were in the city to-
day visiting friends.
The weeds have not gone down very
rapidly. Several Of our streets look
like COW paths because OF the high
weeds al each side.
Mrs. W. n. D. Bird and children left
last evening for Westminster. Penlsyl
vania. to see her father who is very ILL.,
Mrs. j. L. Hughey and children went
TO Wichita last night. From there they
will go 10 Montreal. Canada.
J. H. Eckard went TO Orlando this
morning. He is now collector for the
John Deere Plow company.
Mrs. j. NJ. Murphy and Mrs. Elmer
Davidson came home from a visit TO
Wichita this morning
Mrs. S. 1. Stau5er and daughter. Mss
Nellie. came down 20 visit their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Blackburn
Miss Marcia Beal left for Chicago This
morning 70 visit relatives and friends.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

CHICAGO.
Chicago grain and pro Iuce markets fur.
nished by X. L. Bostick, Commission Mer-
chant, rooms 10 and y yver Kansas Ma.
t.onal bank. Telephone g..
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Western League Games.
At Ninneapoiis-Mi Indianapolis
game postponed on account of rain.
WESTERN LEAGUE CHANGES.


Kansas City. Mo, July 2i.-Rusie Pardee.
the Western ASSOCIATION pitcher. and Runy
N:ox. the ST. Joseph second basemen. have
tomorrow Chris Won der Ane of ST. Louis
has made an offer 10 Manager Manning OF
the Blues 20 trade Right Fielder Houseman
for Or. Harley Parker, the Chicago ex-
pitcher
Minneapolis. Mimi. July 21.-Walter vii
mot. manager CT the Minneapolis baseball
team. was released this morning. The man
agement was dissatisfied with the losing OF
so many games George Miller was ap-
pointed manager.
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Il comes as natural 20 a woman q know
dry goods a. II does 20 man 70 swear
Washington Democrat
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The substitution OF one article for an
other is kind Of green goods game tha.
the public can pu, an end 10 by refus-
ing to trade al stores where II IS prac-
Uced-
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From NOS. J. J. BYERs. rs East A.
carins ST., PENSACOLA, Fla.
have been 3 constant user OF your
medicine for seven years and coa1d nos
do without IL in my family.
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WICHITA MARaErs

Wichita. Kan. July q. lsg7.
HOGS
HOEs-Narket about steady.
LII.
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Wellington.

From the Daily Mail
Rev William Long OF this city will
preach in the FIST VI. z. church OF this
city on next Wednesday evening, July
2s. at O'clock. This sermon is TO be
preached in honor Of Rev. Longs S5th
anniversary. At this advanced age he
retains all mis- faculties and is mentally
as vigorous is a man OF forty years.
He is physically strong and healthy.
During his seventeen residence here,
Rev. Long has preached more sermons
81 this county than any other man living
or dead. In that time he has preached
LOO sermons and Travelled $4,000 miles
in the county TO reach his places Of ap-
pointment. He has been SO years a
minister OF the gospel in active church
work. Rev. Long is a living example
of what well spent life will do for a
man. The church will no doubt be
crowded next Wednesday evening to
hear mis- sermon.
A. D. Ciewell, the oldest settler in
Sumner county, came down from his
farm about mile east OF Belle Plain
yesterday. Mr. Clewell came here
and settled where ne now lives in 1870,
a year before this county was surveyed.
He bears the distinction Of having
plowed the first furrow in Summer coun-
~. He and some friends one day some
time after ne settled here, killed a num-
Der Of buffalo from what was known as
the 'big nerd" at a place only a short
distance west OF the present site Of this
CITY. Mr. Clewell came here first in
1856, but he Cid not come to stay until
1870. He knows this country like book
having been here twenty-seven years.
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AMANDA WATSON, McHESsY, Ohio Co., Ky.
Collins what supposed her lying
have
been answered and Wine
q husband
End children.