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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
FOR RENT-Rooms with good board. SIC
per month. 917 X St NV. je1 3-3t
FOR RENT-With fiTst-Class board, fur
rooms for >. 1ll2 10th ST. NV. je1 3-3t
FOX RENT-Nicely furnished rooms, with
board, 50 per week, up. 113l l1th st.
NV. jel3-3t
FOR RENT-Large, well fur. rooms with
excellent table board.i in Columbia Heights;
telephone in house. Apply 2SO5 l4lh ST.
NV jpl3--t
FOX RENT-Near Capitol. Pension, and
Printing Offlcc, TWO large and { wo small
front ROOMS, furnished. with board: two in
large room, $3.50 per month: one in hall
room, $3.50; southern exposure. 2ll {
ST. NV Jel2-3t-em
ROOMS with rirst-class table board from
SIG to $50 per month. Sl3 st NV
1el 2-3t-eIn
ROOMS and board SIS and Sis per mo:
central location. 3ls 30 ST. NV.
JeS-1t
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FOR HIRE.

FOX HIRE-To dTummers and business
per day, and special prices for pleasure
driving Apply to the REX STA BLES,
rear G15 h 81. NV; telephone call, l09.
ap3O-tf
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DIAMONDS ON EASY TERMS

Drop postal; agent VIII call with samples
T. c. B., this office. my27- limo
SELBY is Offering an all worSted $40
suit for 81 90; come quickly II you
need one 1908 Pa. ave. NV.
my2o-tfea
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WANTED-AGENTS.
sIrrArroNs wANrED-MALE.

WANTED-Noung man wants house or
3uiluluS 10 a.teIu 10. >. 4. n. TINS
Ofrue. Item
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WANTED TWO white servants; COOK
and laundreSS, 10 20 away WIN Iauiiy
T.. .at. su4uD.cI AptHy, Win TeIS-. AT -
q s1.uw Jel4-3t-cm
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COUNTRY BOARD.

LARGE cool rooms, with or without board;
moderate; good board. 1880 Wyoming
avenue, WaShin gtOn Heights. je12-3t-em
CALVERT'S MANSION, miles from city;
3 minutes walk from station: large,
airy rooms: shady grounds. bath; moderate
terms. MRS. l.. A. VIERS, Rivrrdale,
nd. je12-3t
GLEN MANOR-Near depot and conven-
lent to city; large grounds and verandas;
shade; healthy location, popular prices
For fun particulars address GLEN MANOR
Forest Glen, Nd. Je12-3t
WOUDLAwN-open May 20; pleasant
TUon4s: healthy location; large grounds
eleCIrC tells .gasaud artesian water MRS
NJ j. COLLEY, Proprietress, Rockville
Md. Address The Clarendon, Washington,
ID. Z. ap272m
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WANTED-Nice fur. front room for man
aud wife, aU $40 per mo; 81 min. walk
from Pension office; drinking not allowed
IN house, good neighborhood. Address
WATSON, this office Jel 3-3t
WANTED By 2 Iadiessand brother, . un-
fur rooms n smaITQuiet family; price not
over SO; OF will take best care OF a house
during the summer. address La DIES this
office. jel3-5t
WANTED Two unfurnished roorus, for
light housekeeping, not to exceed 81
per month X. T., this office. je12-3t
WANTED--Lady wants unfur. room and
board; not over S163per mo-; convenient
to szirS; give particula rs Address s this
office. ~ leI23t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

DEALERS AND RIDERS ATT TENTION-
Columhias, closing out at SAB; Syracuse
Worlds, Flyers, NiaSaras, Shlrk, Liberty,
and Nictors, and other prominent ma kes for
ladies, gentlemen, and children; we have
received from the storage rooms "a lot of
Elgin 500 machines, closing them out at
$50; also a lot of Deaton 81, $50 ma
chimes, closing out at S34 so; new and
secondhand; Sundries and parts. Sales
rooms open evenings. We also exchange or
buy outright and take on storage. NEW
YORK CYCLE CO, 434 9th st NV.
Jcl4-6t,em
FOR SALE-Will sell my $50 wheel for
$50; practically brand new. Before 1 o
a. m, after q p. IN, 632 l. st. ne. Jel4-3t
FOX SALE Riders. attention! BY order
Of the different storage houses we rep
resent am offering all hi gh-gratle bicycles
and tdndems for ladies and gents at the
greatest attractive slaughtering prices Of
the year. Advances made on these goods
must be collected and therefore above
sacrifices will be made. Such higli-gradc
bicycles as Syracuse, Rambler, Columbia
Worlds, etc, etc, new and slightly used
will be offered at this, the greatest, bar
gain sale of the year. SundTieS and parts
will be sold also, and no reasonable offer
will be refused NEW YORK BICYCLE
CO., ABA 9Th st Je.3-2t
BARGAIN-Gent Spalding bicycle: first
class condition; $50. Apply Room 8 , Cen
trdi building, Cor. 9Th and ia. ave. jel3-2t
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NANTED-A white glrl To do general
housewOrk. must sta. at nights. Apply
81 ID 81. Sc Jcl 4-5l, en-
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

HOMES CHEAP-On the new electric rail-
load from Washington to Falls Church, u
beautiful subdivision has Just been opened,
with wide streets and aVen ues, known as
BALLSTON, about miles from Washing.
ton; car fare cents; minutes ride
from the city by electric cars, or ~ min
utes on a bicycle; splendid road
Price Of lots $125 and 500 each,
size, rs feet wade by from 100 to $50 feet
deep.
Terms, So down; balance 81 per week:
no Interest," 10 per cent off FOR cash. A
large new station has just been erected
300 shade trees have been set out. Ball
stUn has fine graded school, z stores, z
churches, and already a population of 250
persons. Buy lot TO: home or 1or spec
ulatlon and buy quickly so you can pick
your choice. l have also large and small
plat JAMES E. CLEMENTS, 1921 F
81. NV. myl6- I'm
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WANTED--A cook. 2lS Four-anu- a-half
-. nW. Item
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DR. YOUNG, s.SS'1:?:s' ST; e: : !.:::,.' =:

Treats successfully sall diseases of the
BRAIN and Nervous system, diseases OF the
blood, Skin, Stomach, Kidneys and Blad-
der, Night Losses, Sexual Weakness. Strict
ure. Varicocele, Hydrocele, syphilis, and
all Private Diseases, of either sex. Com
sultation and Urinary Analysis free.
Hours, 10 TO IL ands3 to .. Closed Sun
days and evenings. ~
LILLE SCKW VAIN. magnetic treatment
23I "a st. NV; hours from 10 a. m. 10
10 p. III. je143t
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SITUATIONS wANrED-F FEMALE

- < - y iNf-NfT W ~ 49,
WANTED-By young girl, place as
CuamDermaid, Waitress or nurs,'. ,sfil No.
lOll Sd st. Jel4-3t-eTn
WANTED Colored girl TO 90 general house
work; bring refs. 900 . ST. NV. Item
WANTED Place, as first t-class cook; good
reference; IN or out OF tie c1Cy. Iali
1918 18Th st. NV. Item
WANTED-By ? colored giIls, places for
general house work, ,chambermaidor nurse
81 u ST. NV. Item
MRS. MOORE selects reliable servants for
all sections. 800 st. NV. Established
1877. iel4-3t-cm
WANTED-By a white woman, place as
cook ln private family; City o. country.
assist IN washing or ironing. 9l9 Del
ave. Item
WANTED-Washing To DO at home; VIII
call FOR ana deliver same. Call l143
Oguen ave. NV. Jeli-3 Stem
WANTED-2 willing, reliable young Ia
fHeS desire positions. phOto Studio' assist
denust; care OF office linen roOm; seam
stress OF companion. Address MISS T..
KENT, h Cap ST. 4. o. Item
NANTED-By two ocOmpeteEt, colo red girls,
place "a Chambcrmad OF general house
work; refs. ill u ST. NV. jc13-3t
WAATED-By colored woman, place to DO
general hOusewOrk or cnamDeTInald IN or
our OF city, TIrst-ClaSS TetS. 11U2 1-2 iUih
81. NV. Iel2-3t
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WANTED-By a young girl, place as
ChamDermaid, Waitress Ur nurSc. ,ssiI No.
l61l Sd ST. Jel4-3t-em
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WANTED Al l2I3 y. Y ave, gIrl Lon gen
Cral house WOTN, wages - or - per
I4UnJu, good nome. gtI t-ot-tih
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WANTED-Young man desires to finish
inS trade, desires a Situa uOn on general
repair work of watches and clocks: have
had years experience; VIII work cheap
fOf first or weeks. or place ln machine
shop orpiunber's helper or place on elevator
this Office. iei2-3t-em
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY To LOAN 1t 3 and per cent
scCuJlJy, real cstdle IA District OF Co
lulilId, 40 delay beyond an inspection OF
property auu examination OT uIe- WAL
q 20 ii ACKER, 4Ut 1 iJh e.. uw. mh2S-I
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANT SD MISC CELLANECFS.
WANTED-A lady with two nicely fur
Rlshed rooms, would like dominate 10
share expenses. Address kUUMMA TE,
tins office. 1t
WANTED Would exchange first Glass
ncldElasS and watch Tor bicycle, 1883
CorCOTan st. Jcl3-t
MANTED-Counter with naC, Tar; suit
aii" Tor saloon, must be cheap FOR cash.
Address BAR, this office. jcl2-3t-em
WANTED Photo and tin type cameras,
lenses, printing frames, DunISnCrS, glass
graduates. funnel 5. scales and weIgt t., must
be Cneap. Address OTO, this otficc.
Jel2-3t-em
WAATED-To purchase light canopy top
surrey. cheap. Address, j. NJ. y, this
OiHCc, sJalInE price and when carriage can
be seen. Jel psf
WANTED-We are responsible rooms
rented, iOYmpHt IuruISHcu, houSe-
hold goods packed, shipped, moved, stored
ana laundry received, agency Adams EX-
press, at RAPID IRA NSIT EMPRESS
Co, .O2 l.. Cap. 81. JeI2-Tt
nAAIED-IKl Rj BEER ROOF FAINT.
VIII stop alileakS free, ana charge only
fOl painting; work guaranteed.
NAT. RI BbE X ROOF PAINTC0.
ap5-tr 1923 Sth 81. NV
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WANTED-PoSitionb by young married man;
good mcat-cuUIer and grocery clerk: city
refs Address Box So, this office.
Jel 2-3t,em
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WANTED Experienced young man in real
estate Office; - per week. u. l., lhis
OliICe. Item
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WANTEn-lnduStrious Young man with
llbeIal education desires work OF any
KIND j. 4. W, 1880 lltn St.nw. IT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-13
COTTON.

New Orleans. La, Aug. 1o.-Cotton-Easy:
sales 100 bales: ordinary, s 7-16c: good ordi-
nary. 1s-1sc; low middling. nc: middling,
7f1-16c: good middhng. Sc; m.ddins fair,
7-16c.
New York, Aug 1.-THE cotton market
opened easy, with August unchanged and
other months TO points lower. following
unmistakable weakness in Liverpool, re-
ports of rain in central Texas and mark
ed increase IN interior receipts. Liverpool
and the south sent few selling orders but,
aside from this. liquidation of local hold
ings was the only feature worthy or men,
zion in cary transactions. With further
declines in liverpool. the local market cas-
ed off an ad ,:onal to points but partial
" stead;ed or sudden change OF 'front.' In
the English market. AT ii O'Clock asteadi-
or feelinfg prevailed. with prices showing a
net loss of to 8 points. Sales TO that
time were 5000 bales. Closing quotations:
Spot closed steady; n:dding uplands, Sc:
m.adling gulf. sac; sales 5l5 bales. Futures
closed steady; sales $3.50 bales. Closing
prices: January. S03; February, 500:
March. $40: April. s713: May. SIG; August
81 81; September, s7.N; November, S.06; De-
cember, 1874.
The New York Evening Post Of August 10
SAYS of the cotton market:
Today's cotton market was irregular. with
mixed trading, owing TO confused ideas In
the trade in regard to the condition OF the
crop from conflicting crop reports issued
bv the agricultural bureau at Washington
There were two reports published-one was
the regular weekly crop and weather repor,
given out every Tuesday by the chief OF the
weather bureau of the department of agri-
culture at Washington, and II was followed
by another at u o'clock, the regular month
" report, compiled by the stat!st.can OF the
agrit tural bureau. The former report
was distinctly bullish in tone. while the
latter was better than had been expected, as
il made the average condition of the crop
on August $50. against Sc per cent on July
l and sol on August last year. The re-
port showed general improvement in the
Atlantic and Gulg states ranging from TO
10 points over last months condition. and
! point gain in Louisiana and in Arkansas
and Oklahoma, and 10 points decline in
condition in Texas, where the condition OF
the crop on August 1, according to the gov
ernment's figures, was rs per cent. against
s. on July and 81 on June J. This latter
was the feature of the report. and, together
with the damage done 70 the crop in that
state and Louisiana and Arkansas since the
1st instant as shown in the weekly report,
tended 10 restrict extensive selling opera
tons and hold the bears in check.
Prior TO the announcement OF the gov
ernment reports the market ruled quiet
and rather easy in tone, under the depress-
ing influence OF disappointing Liverpool ca
blaes. In addition 10 these cables, the
weather bureau reported additional good
rains throughout Arkansas and in verious
sections OF Tennessee, Georgia and Mss.s-
sippi, together with good showers at five
different places in Texas.
On this the local traders sold. and New
Orleans sent some moderate selling orders.
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DRY GOODS Markets.

New York, Aug. 12.-At first hands there
has been a brisk demand, and buyers are
taking goods at advanced prices. At staple
cottons the market is firm New York
mills wide sheetings have been advanced
fron - to lie per yard. Atlantic A brown
sheetings have been advanced &c per yard
Other advances have been made, and still
Others to follow in the near future The
market for bleached goods is still active.
The market for coarse colored is generally
well sold up The raids of demins and other
lines have been heavy in the late past.
Print cloths advanced again. Sales OF loO,-
OO0 pieces at 24sc, spots and early delivery.
were reported late this afternoon from Fail
River. Today sellers were refusing bids
of this sort, and a stronger market is eX-
pected. The sales of tomorrow and an
inroad Of importance into stocks held by
Manufacturers viii made. Prints are gen.
orally firm. Wooden goods in all depart
rnents are meeting with favor.
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LIVESTOCK MARKErS
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Ills. Aug. 12.-Catte-The mar
ket for cate was strong a. an advance o.
$40 cents per 100 pounds. The ight run
scarcey met the requirements Common
dressed beef steers were saaoe az SS15Q+.l3,
and good 10 prime cate sd al sA75d5. >.
The bnIk Of the cattle crossed the scales
az s. 5oG5.Oa exporters being good buyers
at $40 and upward. and prices were large
X I5G3o cents higher than al the close last
week Heavy steers sold al A-oT5.25
Bulls were strong a S.sedi.lo Calves I'M
changed. Stockers and feeders sold az
s. t1di1t
HogsITraae in hogs active and prices
advanced Sc uer 100 pounds TIE bulk OF
soday's run sold a. g T7irlSs5. the ex-
treule range being S.SeG3S Pigs sold at
S5GS& Heavy hogs were slow OF sale
Sheep-There was an active demand FOR
sheep and lambs a an advance % u cents
per 100 pounds. Sheep sold az g ss13oo for
the poorest 20 good lots. - SfIs-S1 for sood
20 choce natives: western rangers sold a.
0SGS1a Lambs we're active az $500
80
Receipts-Ca;tle. 7.5ae: hogs. $50: sheep.
I2H1
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. No. Aug l2-Cattie-Re-
ceip,s as0o: market steady 20 strong; Texas
steers. S5JeI4 %: Texas cows. S~50El1&: IA
tive steers. S. S.sI5.e.l: native cows and her-
ers. slsoG AGO: ecocks-s and feeders. s-5osl
$50; bulls, s. Ss4n.
Hog-Receiots. la.a: market strong 20
g higher: bulk OF sales SSalS-ss; heavy.
sS55aSs7i.: packers. s. 5"fS s-i.; mixed
g NG2e-i-; Eight. S.ssfi5.se; workers, S-f51
SO: Pigs. S-oa.
Sheep-Rece' pts. s.ota: market strong and
steady: lambs. s-5ea5-is; nu;5oas. sz&d
$50
Representative sales Texas steers =
head average I1so pounds. $40. TeXa.
COWS y head average Sc pounds. SsSS:
native s:ss-s = had AVERAGE 1s.a pounds.
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$500; native cows and heifers, a head. av-
erage 80 pounds. 500: stockers and feed
ers. q head. average 6sS pounds. $3.50; bulls.
s head, average $40 pounds. 500.
ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis, NO., Aug. 2.0Cattle-Receip
$500; market active, 10c higher on best
grades; native shipping steers, A.o1d5 10;
light steers 10 dressed beef grades, $50
4.60; stockers and feeders. $2-JoQ4 Is; cows
and heifers, 81 WG425; Texas and Indian
steers, s275d3.so; Texas and Indian cows
and heifers, S2.00G3.0o
Hogs-Rece.pts 5000: market sc higher;
light, s. SJa3S; mixed, S-6Ja3.SS; heavy,
S.s5G3S5
Sheep-Receipts, 100; market steady TO
strong; natives, s2.1503.75; Texans. $.AG
365: lambs. $3T5G5.O.
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Wichita. Kan. Aug. Y

Wichita. Kan. Aug. Y. lssI.
Local forecast f0r Wichita and vicinity
J-ntu Saturday far and warmer.
During the pas: twenty-four hours The
highest temperature has been - degrees
the lowest s. degrees. and the mean a de-
grss. with clar weathr snt slightly warmer
SOUTHEAST winds
There is no change n the river. the water
standing a; = fee: OF the gauge
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been s. degrees
For the past me years The average tenn
pera:ure fJr the month Of August has been
n degrees. and FOR The 18th day = degrees
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. .. G, Aug l2-Foilow.ug 5
the forecast I'll ?. IT. Friday:
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Generally fair. southeast winds.
Fer aIas-Partly cloudy weather: south
winds. becoming west-
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In !. Towns About
Arkansas City.

From Daily Traveller.
Judge Beekman visited Newkirk today
on legal business.
]. w. Finley, of Chillicothe. Ill. is
here visiting old acquaintance.
John Cree has sold tfirty-two gallons
of DR.. Pepper already this season.
John Kroenert came home last night
from a business trip to Winfield.
Mrs Ona Geagan, who was visiting in
the city, returned to Newkirk last night.
Hon Frank Greer, Of the Guthrie
State Capital, was in the city this morn
ing.
Hon. John Eaton, Of Kansas City, was
in the city last night on his way 10 New
kirk
Miss Margaret Pottle Is clerking In the
store again. Her vacation ended yes
,erday
Two OF Joe DovelIs children are on
the sick list. Besides Joe himself is
under the weather.
Miss Adele Clendenin, teacher II the
Illinois University at Champaign, is
visiting Mrs. c. B. Dye.
Chas Williams, Fin Hutchinson, Jay
Fariclo and others took IN the ball games
at Winfield yesterday.
Hon. c. r. Mitchell, Gueda, IS In the
city consulting his right hand man in
regard to the judgeship nomination.
Jim Davis was at Newkirk yesterday
and he said buyers were paying only GA
and 65 cents for wheat 1t was and 5
cents higher n Arkansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. John Craig, Mrs. z. F.
Duer, Mrs T. ". Cant, Miss Laura Cant
and Miss Louise Shaw returned last
night from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. c. C.
Craig at Winfield. q,
Archie Dunn left for Colorado this
morning wher he has gone to attend
70 some mail contracts OF H. Tisdale.
Archie informs US that he will move to
Arkansas City n 1898.
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Golfer AND SUGAR MARKETS.

New York, Aug. 12.-Coffee-Options open
ed steady, TO 10 points lower. Showed
few and narrow subsequent changes, with
weak undertone following unsatisfactory
European cables and large receipts at RIO
and Santos Selling checked by fears Of
too much short interest: closed steady. un-
changed 10 10 points decline; sales $500
bags, including August, sS15d6.s0; Septem-
Der, ss.s5; October, -$6.s5d6.so Spot coffee
FRO steady; No invoice, nc; No. job
bing, rae. Nild-Steady; Cordova, 10i3q
1sIac; sales 800 bags Naracaibo.
Sugar-Raw and refined firm: fair REIN
ing, SIC; crushed, e5sc; powdered. 5Ac;
granulated, SC.
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DOM LIKE sur. MAN AMI MORE
W est m mister Gazette says the Senate is
the Place for Him

London. Aug. 1.-THE Westminster
Gazette this afternoon PUBLISHES an ar;I-
Gle in the Course % which ne o2ia. on =
expresses that should Secretary snsr-
man 5e forced . reil-e from the cabinet
re viii make Oa.o too rot To- Senator
Eznre" aiding:
Il, e awful . contemplate ne TesuI;
0. Mr- Hanna being d7ae osst % rs Price
for making Mckinley president some
.nn5ceaces may object that = Sherman
- too sen.ie % hold once. as nus; -
t0ro seaile <2r TIE senate bGt "a a matter
o. fact 10 one has ys; estimated hDx In
csnpcteat q El1a NUS De oe:o-e the s-l-
ate e cioSci 70 Sim In rs he saa-ss
the advantage % the house et lords
IN conclusion Z remarks
I'VE would D. -a;her sorry = Sosr1lsa
Is SUPERSEDED. az IN ais o,wa rcaxa way.
q expressed pas Of American fee
Xxx walsh Z: : iar2a s<-b.s - us - il
se-s.zn3"
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Wellington.
From the Daily Mail.

From the Daily Mail.
A social given at the home OF j. NJ.
Jordan. Of Greene township, last night,
WAS quite largely attended from here.
Ice cream and cake were served and an
excellent time enjoyed, according TO
he report OF the Wellington young
people attending. They We're: Misses
Lutte Winner and Alpha Collins. and
Messrs. Emmett Winner Ed Rothrock,
J. L. Rodney, Clarence Prefer, Tom
Taylor. Frank Fisher, Ralph Kettering
and Fred Myers.
Preparations for the Summer county
nigh school are already abundantly N
evidence. The houses upon the west
side are rapidly being repaired and
fixed up for occupancy. Rent is stead
lily increasing in hiatt section of the city.
Houses that were renting for from 81 TO
s. are now held at from 81 to IS in many
cases. Those VINO desire to rent houses
during the school term will probably
save money by renting at once, as rent
vii most certainly not be any cheaper.
The water works are shut down solid
and tight, with the exception Of the
Santa Fe round house. The time has
come when something decisive must be
done. A special meeting Of the council
Is called for tonight to see what can be
done. A conference held this afternoon
Is liable to lead to full tand final set
Element Of all difficulties. The water
works controversy is an ancient one;
It long since became hoary headed. 1t
originated in the gross injustice OF the
terms OF the original franchise of the
water company. The facts are that tie
original ordinance granting the fran
chise was put through the city cornell
only by means of the rankest kind of
bribery and corruption. The whole origi-
nal scheme was rotten with fraud. 1t
was projected for the sole purpose of
plumber; it was no part of the original
plan to erect water plant in accord
ance with the contract. The only OBJ
ject was to put through a job that would
render possible the sale of big batcn Of
bonds. AS usual with such projects it
was eminently successful.
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"SWEET SACRED SONGS"
Tributes of Praise From Wichita
rluSiCaI Talent.

Church choirs are getting the "Sweet
Sacre5 Songs" There are z dozen songs
il the jovk that viii cost in sheet music
Go cents each, a number of them at so
cents each, and not piece in the entire
collection OF fifty-nine that can be pur-
chased for less than 50 cents. You can
secure the whole 80 songs for % cents,
a. the Eagle count ting room
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BOSTONS WIN TWO
FIRST IN DOUBT TILL TIE
TWELFTH INNING ENDS.

Bostons Don't Get . Thing in the Second
Nine Of Their Ten Runs-Senators Give
the Grooms the second Sbut-Out of the
SerIes-Baitimore Beats the Phillies in
Game OF Jaw-Coionels Defeat the
Colts, and the Indians the Pirates
Western Scores.
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Rene. It<iv. Aug lz-Coz5s No-ozzo Ia;
u Roccs. - c-zt=x1-she3 I;sEzz ss1x-ai
and o-ez1.sr aide &c camp ?: re .syzl
ho1seeoS . sez1
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Geo P Barse. Pres. II Waite. sec-Treas
DAD cE Live Stock
OANoA Commission Co

Rooms iss-isa 1--we Stock Exchanges Bleg
KANSAS CITY. NO.
CAPITAL STOCK $500. PAD Up
II YOU wan; Stockers Or fse1e-s. write
rs Reasonable advances Experienced
ssissr. n - each Department: Cate Eexs
aES Sham Ie.kch1zs IA
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO

Chicago grain and pro luce markets fur.
niShed by K L. Bostick, COMMISSION Mer.
chant. rooms 10 and - over Kansas Ma.
t.onal bank. Telephone 81.
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Miss Dimples-"Well, I'm glad 20 begin
the new year right" Miss Passay-"And
hate to begin it left. cleveland Plain
Dealer
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CATTLE
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Sh pnsrs.

Eugene Arne.t OF Ea-isborough had T.
one car % hogs
Joe Scott OF Peck was up WITH oze car
% hogs
: b Ken o. Ciear~ats- sent II one ca-
c: good hogs