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New-York tribune., 1897-10-23
yoTgrR PULLS THE TEACHER'S HAfR

Mrs. Rose McGlynn forty-one years ola. OF NO.
esi West slx.y-second-st.. the mother OF Blk poS
- a,rI was 4, nrisoner IN tho Yorkville Court
v.s,srdav morning for assaut!ng Mrs Mary
Fletcher. a teacher IN Public School No H. at
Ffty-eighth-s; and Tenth-ave. Mrs McGynn's
daughter Annie ten Vars old. went nome Ihurs-
Ia 90 a,,arnoon crying and said that the teacher
had pulled her hair Mrs McGiynn went out to
90 ard Slxt!e,L-st. Mrs. McGynn attacked the
teacher pulling her hair and st,ng ne. numser
Sa,led 10 eppear and Mrs. McGynn was discharged.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-23
. yrV STEAMER FOR THE B4H4NAS.

Al Cramps shipyards in Philadephia' there
will be launched to-day vne new s'eel steamer
a. S..a Comnany.s service between Miami. Fla, and
w. panamas The vessel is 14o feet long. 10 feet
w nd "a feet deep. ard will be schooner rgsed.
yea" 'a' .mo funnel. and two screws. Her guaran-
teed M speed is sixteen knots; Miss julie R. Par
sons oaue,h ,ha vessel. A number OF invitations
VII, VII heen issued for the launching which derives
interest from the increasing importance oi the
Isnha
New-York tribune., 1897-10-23
cooD sEAMANSHIP HONORED.

~. Board Of Marine Underwriters yesterday
.ns,.ed a gold watch and chain to Captain
p-,"So,. Who brought tho big four-mastsd May
Er,nt safely through an Atlantic hurricane and
sailed her from the Azores to tins port under a
'-.. ,,g Anton A. Raven. president OF the At
Jui' W,,usl Insurance Company, made the pres
snsd sniston in his Offices No wsT ye1 X ana
pressed s, san.hp displayed by Captain Nichols The
the see eEnt stiil lies OF Liberty Island ana 1t Will
May yrsrsi & weeks before she VIII Do IepaIed
New-York tribune., 1897-10-23
.ocrsrn OF SWALLOWING 4 DIAMOND.

c.ore. Harris who says he Is a clerk. nfty-six
vsar. old wa. arrested yesterday BY Detectives
Rrey and Quinn. OF the West Ih'rtieth-st station
on oI. I,ohert n. Ramsgate. importer and cutter Of
dtrIoomonGs, trom No. ,0i West y-fourth-st The
P1u1e sccused OF the theft. young woman. CIV
Wnep WI hcr name Lizzie Zines: In his company at
ny ihs lime in, was also arrested. Both were remanded
,he u, ~. Jerferson Market Court yesterday
New-York tribune., 1897-10-23
CHARGED WITH SwIyDLIYo BANKS.

ARRESTS MADE IN PENNSYLVANIA TowNs-BoGUs
DRAFTS USED.
Information was received yesterday by officers OF
.hs American Bankers Association, o. tho arres.
nt Allentown. Penn. o. c. T. Beatty and his
mother Caroline Beatty. and the arrest AZ Eas.
s,roudsburg. Penn. OF II. ". Otis Ths three were
said 10 have been passing bogus drafts or the Hide
and Leather National Bank o. New-York. purport-
ing 10 have been signed by tho cashier OF tho First
National Bank o. Washington. d. c.. which last
rarnAd bank does not exist. They were reported 20
have swlndled tho First National Bank Q. JacH-
son,.,lle Fla: IN. 81. Charles Hotel. OF New-Or
leans. and tho East stroudsourg Qenn) National
Bank
New-York tribune., 1897-10-23
cor-Rr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

euprems comt--Specal Term-Part II-Befors Iruax
J-tourt opens 10 80 a. E,x parte rnAt'ets;. g
Court-Chs mherp-Before FitzgerhIe
cour. opers a. 10 80 q. No day calendar WIS lot
probste-EzabetA schrE. Maria Martin, LOUIS Ep9ihse'
al 1880 q. m ,,o.. ,.,,-.
civ Court-specal Tsrm-Befors Mccarthy. J-cou''
op.rs AZ 10 A. m. Motions At 10 80 q m
New-York tribune., 1897-10-23
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR

Albany. Oct 1,-The Court OF Appeals calendar
for Monday IL: Nos. eG. as. i7s cos H. H. ZS and
New-York tribune., 1897-10-23
There is a
Class of People

Who are injured by the use OF
coffee. Recently there has been
placed in all the grocery stores
a new preparation called
GRAIN-O. made of pure grains,
that takes the place Of coffee.
The most delicate stomach re-
ceives II without distress, ana
but few can tell 1t from coffee.
It does not cost over a. AZ
much. Children may drink II
with great benefit. Is cents and
% cents per package. Try 1t.
Ask for GRAIN-O.
Try Grain-O!
Insist that your grocer gives you
GRAIN-O. Accept no imitation.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-23
Curoucan Aopertlscucnis.

V,EURoPEANs AND TRAVELLERS will ma
II the London office of The Tribune. I4D
Fleet street. n convenient place to leave
their advertisements and subscriptions for
The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-23

Tho place Of private secretary to tho Surveyor
OF the Port. held by Joseph T. Kelley, was yester
day abolished.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-23

TO BE CALLED TIE WILLIAM L. sTRONG
Engineer Parsons yesterday reported to the Fire
Board that the new frcboat being constructed for
thl, city would bs ready tor launching in about:
two weeks The name os the new flreboat will be
william l.. Strong. In honor OF The Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-23
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

There 10 . movement On the part Of the New
York banks to reduce the interest the balances
Of out-of-town banks held By them from to ~
per cent year ago. when money was lending
on call at per cent. the National Park Bank and
the Importers and Traders National Bank lowered
the rate bank balances TO Ia per cent. but they
plethora OF money and there Is said 10 be no profit
In carrying bank balances at per cent. The out
of-town banks are well supplied with money as
the New-York banks. Recently representatives OK
banks in Boston. Chicago Milwaukee. st. Paul,
Minneapolis st. Louis and other places have been
In New-York buying commercial paper. Low rates
for money are cure to prevail for considerabe
period. London has begun to draw dollar drafts
on New.York. which amounts TO borrowing money
here. dollar drafts" are the same In character
as tho sterling drafts drawn by New-York on
London.
Changes in stock values yesterday were. for the
most part, unimportant. Net advances Of per
cent or more IN stocks the active Hat were:
Chicago Gas. lh; Consolidated Gas 2h: Tennessee
Coal and Iron. IN. Net declines were: Brooklyn
Union Gas, II; Erie first preferred. /; Panhandle
preferred /.
The place Of prtvate secretarv tho Surveyor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-17
KNIGHTS OF LABOR ASSEMBLY
Next Meeting to lie Held In Chicago II
November Next Year

Louisville, KY. Nov. 1.-THE general
assembly OF the Knights Of Labor this
morning selected Chicago - TIE Dex;
place. and the first Tuesday in Novem-
Der. 1898, es re time. for their NIX;
meeting. The selection vas not made
without CONTEXT. but Chicago dcve,op-
81 tae most strength enI wJn on the
first ballot Cincinnati. Pltts5nrg.
Washington. Boston. New York. Calves
ton. Richmond. Baltimore. Hot Springs
AMI New DREAMS we're among the citie.
PLACED in nomination
The selection % Chicago wss finally
made UNANIMOUS. Little e:se wzs tJne
al ne morning session RepoTzs from
several minor committees were he'd but
nothing % inD1-ts0ce Vas taken ".
Grand Master workman Hlcks said taat
The assembly would not compete -
business before Saturday
~ TIE afternoon sessi IN tie asssula'y
passed resolutions. expressing strong
sentiment sEsinsi ne formation y an
arbitration treaty between the United
States and England
4 prominent je--rste said be Cs11z1.
re ac-i71 = the BODY wa p-orsyte5 In
2 measure b. The general report = TIE
fs1iency % European couDtTis. 20 sdgo.
tne single god STANDARD IS ne basis q
their hnsncis, systems. Z q. knoa-n sssr
toe great majority u Sc seseEaiss are
silver -sen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-17
LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO


Chicago, Nov. 16.-Cattle-Trade in cattle
was more animated than usual al yester-
days l0dl5c decline. Native beef steers
all the way from S3.S94.jo for common 10
good dressed beef cattle up 10 S.75Q530
for good TO extra shipping beeves, the bulk
of the sales being at $40 Choice droves
were rather scarce. Bulls sold largely at
270G3.25; cows and heifers at a wide range
$50 for good lots. The stocker and feeder
trade was fairly active at S33Oll4.3 with
few choice feeders wanted at si4eli1. 20:
western range steers sold readily at s. 500
49,
Hogs-emand for hogs was rather slow
and prices weakened. sales largely show
ing a decline OF 3 cents per 100 pounds.
Hogs sold largely at $3.3Sd3.45: coarse pack
ers selling 3.1Jd325. and prime medium
weights a s.. pq3.50; pigs sold largely at
S310I325.
Sheep-Sheep sold readily al 100000
for natives. few going above Si75. while
rams sold at $3.G0Gi.c0; fed western sheep
sold up 10 $40. range sheep beng Salable
a S3.eoQi50 Lambs were wanted al AGO
rs. - for poor 20 extra choice the best lots
being slightly higher than heretofore.
prices are too high for feeders.
Receipts-Cattle, 900; hogs. 3o,ooo; sheep,
1000.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Nov ls-Cattle-Receipts
5000. Best grades firm; others steady.
Texas steers, s2.s5G4O0; Texas cows. 81 cs1
3.G5; native steers, g 5oI5.0O; native cows
and helfers. G25G4o0; stockers and feed
ers: s20Gd415; bulls s240G3.Ga.
Hog-Receipts, "A. GO; market steady 10
a shade higher. Bulk OF sales S.3eG5- S7is
heav.es. So 3563. 20; packers. ss.S0l3.3 3: NIX
&c, S.S0q3 4gla: lights. S.5QS-i2ie, workers,
So. +ollS. ~; pigs. SSC51S.S5.
SHeep-Recelpts. S.pr. Market firm
Lambs, S-I5G475.
Representative sales: Texas steers. IS
head averaging II71 pounds, 500; Texas
COWS, "A head averaging 61s pounds. S.25;
nat tive steers, IS head averaging 1915 pounds
$50; native COWS and hs-fer>. = head av
e-aE1ng 752 pounds. 81 60. stOckers and feed
e-s. . bead averaging SO pounds. - Is;
bulls. head. averaging 1887 pounds, s3.oo-
ST. LOUIS.
g. LOUIS. Nov. 15.-CaStle-Receipt a.
So. OF which 1910 are Texans Market
steedy; native shipping and export steers.
s. $3.50: lght ami dressed beef and
butcher steers, g a5F4-s5 stccke-s and feed
e-s- t15G4I0: cows and heite-s, 5000
40. Texas and Indian steers, S4sso; cows
ard hsifers. 3 Zd5-se.
HoE-Receipzs. $50 Market steady:
Nghc. 1SDdS.40; mixed. S-S-a245; heavy.
Sc FG559
Saea2-Rece.p;s, 800 Markst seeasy;
native mutto-s. s. soEsiz5; A1bs, $500
S7S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-17
IN Towns About
Winfield


From the Daily Courier.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Hartman, living on West Ninth avenue,
died Sunday and was buried in the
Union cemetery.
The council failed to get quorum last
night, but those present were highly en-
tertained by wild cat story from Mayor
LOOMS.
There is an overturned outbuilding at
Island park that detracts somewhat
from the appearance and beauty OF the
landscape down there. II would look bet
ter in some other position or some other
location.
The temperature got down to g de-
gree last night and ice froze about half
an inch thick. There was a change in
the atmosphere Of about so degrees in a
few hours. Fair and warmer weather is
predicted
Mayor H. c. LOOMS has donated TO the
Episcopal church lots and 6, block 1875.
in Loomis addition, TO aid in the erection
Of their new church. The committee has
been very successful in the matter of
raising funds and work on the new
church building will begin soon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-17
WOOL MARKET

Boston, Nov. 1.-THE wool market this
week has been rather quiet, although val
ues are fully as firm, II not little more
so than last week.
There has been little doing IN fleece woods
Territorial woods continue TO meet with
considerable sale and several good-sized
lines have been cleaned up. Holders are
now more firm in their pdices and less lib
eral concessions are obtainable. The mar
ket for Australian woods is rather quiet
uotat.ons:
Missouri quarter blood combing. 22Q23;
Missouri three-eighths blood combing. ga
a: braid comb.ng, q. Texas woods. spring
medium. y months, 1s91sc: secured price,
43645c; spring fine. y months, TGlSc;
secured price. 50q52- Territory woods. Mon
tana fine medium and fine. l6a1sc; secured
price, 4SdJ0: staple. 52G56c. Utah. Wyo-
ming, etc, fine medium and fine. 15al7c;
secured price. 4SG50; staple, 52a55c. Aus
tralian woods, secured basis; comb:ng, su-
perfine, 7oG72; good. 65G6Sc; average. ga
65c. Queensland, conb;rg. 65.
Antwerp. Nov. 1.-the wool auction
sales opened here today with a good at
tendance of buyers. The demand was &C
tive and the Withdrawals were large. Fine
Evools wer occasionally lower, while cross
breeds and lambs ruled unchanged. The
latter, however, were in good request
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-17

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Toe sexs4enE fa3s a<fs-3oou sri ~Tg5-
flz were taken ~ ~ foe ss~s-:ion . o.
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;er zss e4es sffrT - e.sslax q TIE
election. @n3 =. h. By&ss ~4s Sscssa
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-17
Wellington.
From the Daily Journal.

From the Daily Journal.
John Jackson, Jack Hastie; AL Guy and
Bill Evans left today for Harper county
On hunting expedition
Hon. Chester I. Long was a visitor in
the city this morning. He was on his
way home from Leavenworth.
! W. T. Cowherd is moving today into
the property recently vacated by ]. H.
Corder, on South Washington avenue.
L. L. Constant, the Belle PLANE drug
gist, was transacting business in the
city yesterday. He drove home last
evening.
Dr. Robert Nourse OF Chicago, is dis
tinguished visitor in the city today. He
is on mis- way to Caldwell to deliver lee
ture
Sam h Horner Of Caldwell was a dis
tinguished passenger on the north bound
Rock Island this morning. He was going
10 Wichita.
Mrs. Kate Lindley has rented the John
WetZel property ON Sylvan Heights and
viii open q boarding house for hign
school students.
Miss Martha Adams left over the Rock
Island this morning for Troy, Ohio, to re-
side With relatives She will VISIT at Chi
cago and other points enroute.
Mrs. John Robinson and daughter ar
rived from KingfSer, o. T., last night
over the Rock Island on a visit to the
family of J. c. Robinson of this city
Major John T. Showalter arrived Sun
day evening from an extended trip to
Montana and the northwestern states in
the interest OF a benevolent insurance
society.
Harry Smith, Jr., associate editor OF
the Woodward, o. T, Bulletin, was in
the city this morning on his return home
from attendance at the Oklahoma Press
association meat at Hennessey.
Frank and Edna Hunter and Miss
Maude Neville OF Anthony, who has been
visiting Miss Edna since Friday, re-
turned to Wichita this morning to re-
sumo their studies In Paramount col
lege.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-17
DRY GOODS MARRETS

New York. Nov. Is-There 8 little encour
agene--t in the dry goods market, prices
in all lines OF cotton goods SIN tending 20
wards lack OF stability and buyers being
anxious 10 take advantage OF SUCH irregu-
larties. Still the number OF spot buyers
in the market Is very small and the trade
for mall orders Is not OF large proportions.
The situation IN wooden goods Is p-zct3cai-
~ unchanged. although there : not near
iy so much .rrsgzLar5-y in the demand Dcr
IS the stand taken by sellers. But n cot
tons the question OF pnce : stil indeed
ed and the market shows many weak
places even on a basis OF The low p-Scss
now prevailing. Print cloths show 10
change. the demand being Light for both
staples ard f&acles - unchanged p-sces>
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-17
GOLFER AND SUGAR MARKETS.

New York, Nov. 16.-Cofee-Options
opened barely steady al a decline of sac
points: ruled fairly active but generally
weak following adverse European adv.ces
and large break at Amsterdam; speculation
very slack; closed steady, with prices 10
Gai5 points net lower. Sales ., 80 bags. in
GLIDING December $.50G560; March, $50
5-Sa Spot coffee-RIo easier; No. n
voice 6lA; iobb.rg, &C. Milc-NoI1ilal; Cor
doya. SlaGli; sales 60 bags Marcaibo and
80 Central American.
SuEar-Raw firm; refined strong.
Amsterdam, Nov. IS-There was coGsSt-
cradle excitement an the coffee market
here today. Average spot Java declined
a1zc, an unprecedented fail. THIS Is ascr.b-
ed 20 the large receipts ard heavy crops
especially IN Brazil
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-17
CATTLE
REPPFSENrArIyE SALES.
Shippers.

w. E. Brown, of Augusta, had over two
cars of hogs.
VIM Astle & Son, of Haven, had in one
car of hogs.
A w Luce, of Anness. had in one car
Of hogs.
sam Stuart, OF Sharon. had in one car
Of hogs.
Speer 6 Mclaughlin, Of Clearwater.
were here with one car Of cattle.
Z. B. Rathbone, of Elb:ng, was down
with one car OF hogs.
a. Garland, OF K!owa, had one car OF
hoge here.
j. j. Mcvay, OF Hazle,on, was on the
market with one car of hogs.
Fremont Boyle, of Kremlin, marketed
one car Of hogs.
H A Coomer stopped here with three
cars OF cattle. which he was taking TO
Liberal from Chicasha-
Pat Mckinley, OF Freeport, had IN one
car of hogs.
r. r. Boon. of South Haven, had up
one car of hogs.
Townsend & Gibbons. OF Andale. were
here with one car OF hogs.
Grace Bros, OF Cheney, were here with
one car of hogs.
Horner & Kirk, Of kingnan. were IN
with one car of hogs.
VIM Wiley. of Sedgw:ck, was down with
0$ no
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-17
TOBACCO APPROPRIATIONS
Government Examiners Recommen
Classification Regulations


Classification Regulations
Washington, Nov. 16-The government
examiners OF tobacco at several OF the
more important ports OF entry in the
United States. by direction OF the secre-
tary OF the treasury, met in conference
in New York recently with the view to
the adoption of uniform practice in the
classification OF imported tobacco. The
report of the conference, which has just
reached the treasury department, makes
three recommendations. as follows:
First, that 25 per cent Of all marks OF
every invoice OF imported tobacco should
be examined and that the rule for the
present be limited to tobacco imported
from the West Indies. Mexico and South
America; second, that the percentage OF
wrappers found in filler bales be reached
by the count of leaves; third. that the
districts from which tobacco is imported
be marked on the invoice wherever prac-
ticable."
These recommendations will be adopt
ed by the treasury department.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-17
IN THE LrxE OF LFcrsIarroS
Sa,sonsi Gr.nrsrs Pa, Ferts Proposals Ia
the Farmer. Tnfsse-.

Harrisburg. Pa. $3y. "a; toiay--
session q - Sseorzi Grange. State
Master Aaron Joles " Ir1 ana re.sgrze9
tsar TIE grange FIRE irsEancs esru9a~
nies = lis ~tz.e Esrs nov caring
80 -, 90 worth o. p-g-rty. KIN a zsv-
ing 20 TIE grange rne8oerH = - 2e- cent
- s1lun
Toe committee CT t-sasoor7s;tsa -
o5-ts1 . resoi1-loa u-rsnz sae ay9of-s-
rneDi 90 ~Gels os1rnits-e o., lass-zss-
141." - - c5e1y5s-5 - on nszfSeT
from eEea stare = .he TniDs. Eso.s
3sty T. eaaL ~ . c1-e-t sasa % z-=s-
-l91s = azrs-sltgr1l acts =. trsGssss~-
sstiD1 ~ stasrzsss. snd t~zzTt tas
sane 20 the "s,stiHaca! bzfssa~ AZ
WasalaSz1z-
TIE ls-eau q TIE s-ztssssaal a1--s1
ka-- "a - ss.-s -z-2 se>siys.. Ass-s.-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-17
COTTON.

New York, Nov. l5-Cotton-Spot closed
steady; m.ddling uplands. SIS; middEns
gulf. 6is; sales. 400 bales. Futures closed
steady; sales $4,000 bales. January, $50;
February, $3.50; March. s.S5 April. $3.50;
May. s5.95; June. s599: July. ssN; August,
ss.0S; September, $500.
Galveston, Nov. 16.-Cottou-Firm; mid
ding, 5Sc.
Liverpool, Nov. IS p. m.-Cottoc-SPot
fair demand; prices higher; American mid
ding. 81. pence; futures quiet and demand
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-17
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. yestd:
May Nheat-Puts, SOS: calls, 9ois; curb
Ssss
Dec. Wheat-Puts. eSs.: calls, eii..
May Corn-PutS 2Si.: calls VS.

ssss
Dec. wheat-Puts. eS54: calls, sii..
May Corn-Puts, Sl.; calls. 2'As.
Dec. Cora-Puts. 257s; calls, ISIS
Chicago. Nov. 16.-CableS were slightly
stronger this morning. Clearances were
$500 bushels The market ruled furin &
the larger portion of the day between S-a.
and aisc. After some little strenS r.
sulting from BradStreet's reports shown :
less increase IN the worlds available than
WAS expected. il being only about 5.010.oCo
bushels. the market became weak. closing
practically al the lowest price OF the day.
sSisc. One year ago. BradS1rests GscreSs-
ed about 1.e0a09 bushels. Receipts in the
north west were about the same as year
ago, which IN a measure suStains the pre-
&ctions Of the elevator people il the north
west, thai farmers deliveries are falling
of. The late buuisa feeling a whea,
seems today 10 have lost some OF its vigo-
L 5 a very hard market to guess We are
inclined &c look for lower prices The Dsa-
cembsr option. however. has held very
strong AMI some OF our best trssiers think
il only a matter OF 4 few days when wheat
MUS. show rena-Sa be strength. In this
they may be correct but Soc = not low
wheat Germ ruled weak today. losing -
cent closing at the low point The low
price continues 20 be the only Ssvss :
clause 20 this cereal We cannot feel bear
ISL corn. yet the cash demand 5 moderate
and foreigners are Ho< taking = literally
Stocks are Srse ana with weak whess :
market corn may so lower. Provisions
rule-t weak. but closed practically the same
as yesterday.
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EAGLE PRINT
..0F COURSE

Good printing Is not neces-
sarily high priced. Cheap
printing is not necessarily
poor printing. Good ma
chineTy is one of the pIinci-
pal features. The purchase
CT material in car lots direct
from the mills is the greater,
factor II the Eagle being
able y DO GOOD PRINTING
CHEAP. Then you can get
the best at the prices ss1
pay for the poorest a; the
EAGLE 0FFlCR If EAST DOUGLAS
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MUNYON'S

Rhaurnatism Cure II guaranteed TO be absolutely
harmless nd strong tonic IN building up tie weak
and debtated. 1t cures acute or muscular rheuI:ar
tism in from to FIVE days. Sharp, shooting pains
in ony part OF the body stopped in q few doses. A
prompt complete and permanent cure for larnenes,
SORENESS stiff back and all pains in hips and loin.
the back are speedily cured Itsedom fails to give
relief from one 10 Doses and almost Invariably
cures before one bottle has been used The Munyon
Remedy Company prepare separate cure for eacn
disease At ali Druggists cents vial. If you need
medical advice write Prof Aunyon, 1896 Arch
Streef PhiladeIphia. It is absolutely free.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO

The following official range OF prices on
grain and provisions a; Chicago is furnish
ed by the Christie-Street Commission Co.,
Board OF Trade Room, Sedgwick Block,
Wichita. Kan:
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CASH GRAIN

Chicago, Nov. is.-CaSa wheat No. re.i
s48ss: No. do, siGeS: No. sp-.ng. IS;
No. do. SoTSs: No. hard winter, y; No.
: do. SGS6: No. nsx EoHnZ 49,
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ChriStie-StFeet Commission Co.,
CAPITAL $4,000 FULLY PAID.
Hanson Gregg, Tianager.
GRAIN. PROVISIONS IND STOCKS.

Hoard q Trade Han. Sejg~iek Blocx.
wichita Kansas
Long dis;ance telephone "a Orders
BY mail o. telegraph promptly executed
Di-ec, private wires % Chicago. Ne.
Yo-k and Kansas C.;y.
References
Fourth National Bank. WIcai.a. Kan
Union National Bank. Kansas CITY.