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made to T.. K. Boyd. In the meantime a
receiver appointed by the court is in
charge
RAILROAD TICKETS.
Washington, Jan. 16-Representative
Sherman Of New York today introduced
a bill to regulate the sale OF railroad
tickets, in the form Of an amendment: TO
the interstate commerce act The bill
proposes to compel common carriers to
provide al agents authorized TO sell tick
cts with certificates OF their authority,
which must be conspicuousiy displayed
in their offices. II makes it unlawful for
other parties to sell or transfer tickets
or. passes, under heavy penalties, and
fixes penalties, also fine and imprison-
ment, for counterfeting tickets, and pro-
vides that all unused parts of tickets
mus. be redeemed by the companies by
which they are issued.
ST. JOE AND GRAND ISLAND.
ST. Louis. Mo-, Jan. 16.-On application
OF the trustees and purchasers al the fore
closure sale, an order was entered here
today by United States Circuit Judge
Sar born, In chambers, affirming the sale
of the properties Of the st. Joe and Grand
Island railroad. which was made on De-
cemb%r %, 1896 The purchasers is re-
quired to complete his bid and is au-
thcrized to take the property from the
possession OF the receiver on March 1,
next.
british PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Ottawa, Ont, Jan. 1S.-Today's official
gaZltte gives notice that an application
will lie made next season for an act TO
incorporate a British Pacific Railway
company frob Victoria, 3. c., to Winni-
peg, via Butte Inlet, Cariboo, Edmon-
ton and Prince Albert, with a branch
branch down the valleys of the Canoe,
Columbia and Koetnita rivers to the
49th parallel Of latitude. with power 10
purchase, lease, amalgamate or make
running arrangements with exasting
roads on thel inc of the proposed railway.
GRAIN RATES FROM ST. LOUIS.
s.. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 16.-St. Louis lines
announce rate on grain from East st.
Louis - Newport News of 141a cents.
This is reduction OF 51e cents, the pre-
vious rate being 20 cents. The rate from
Nebraska City 10 Fast st. Louis is IL
cents and to Chicago II cents. thus Civ
ing st. Louis a differential over Chicago
CT cents.
Cincinnati. O., Jan. 16.-Judge Taft to-
day appointed Myron T. Herrick and
Robert Biickendorfer receivers for the
Wheeling, Lake Erie and Pittsburg Coal
company. in Jefferson county, o., and
the Wheeling and Lake Erie Coal COM
pany. The first named company has a
bonded debt of SS46000, and other debts
amounting to $4,000. The assets in
clude 10000 acres of coal land and its
mining equipment The assets and La
hilities OF the Wheeling and Lake Erie
company are not given. The Wheeling
and Lake Erie Railway company, for
which receivers were appointed yester-
day, holds two-thirds of the stock OF the
two coal companies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-17

Fall River. Mass. Jan. is-Tss print
cloth market has assumed a hTnsr tone.
owing 10 unusually large sales and heavy
deliveries during the week. The stock Rae
been reduced 1900 pieces The effect %
the weeks business has been 10 make ibr
manufacturers less eager In ,hetr talk % q
csIrtsiirn-n- movement ScYpe OF THIN have
already contracted 10 furnish oda gsSds
al figures which yielded them some return.
and some mills are not anxious 70 shut
down. These threaten 10 be The means OF
preventing any general agreement 70 cur
tail production.
Lowell. Mass. Jan is.-The agents %
several cotton mills here say they csnnos
consider the proposition TO run foF0
hour per week schedule.
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midnight Extension Mining Company
CAPITALIZATION, 100000 SHARES.
PAR VALUE S1-OO PER SIARH
Stock in Treasury, 40, 900 Shares.
VALUE. s1-OO PER SHARED
Stock in Treasury, 40, 900 Shares.

We own six claims covering the Keystone
Mining Taos County New McKee, the best mining dis
in the world by nexhaustble supply of free
milling ore expended IN development work
Have of claims This will make tie
nonv dvdedpayer shortly enabled
tamn mill with but will get magnif
for dollar invested Titles to our properties are
perfect and NAV as inspected by stock
holder in Office time.
of this have decided to place on the
market limited number the low figure of
cents per share hundred thousand Smallest
number OF shares sold Remember that this offer
limited our stock undoubtedly sell for times its
time. For further particulars call for prospectus
at our Office, 31o East Douglas Avenue Wichita Kansas
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS

j. A. S. No. 46 will meet in regular
session in the G. a. r. hall, Monday,
Jan. Is.
Members of the society Of the ladies Of
the Unitarian church are specially re-
Qussted to be punctual at tie regular
meeting al their room in the court house
on Tuesday, Jan. q. at 2:30 p. m. BY
order CT the president.
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LIVESTOCK sIAEkETs
CHICAGO

Cns.zEo. II. Jan ts--Czfsi.-Gks -eek
c;nzet or a bad market szi there = 10 -ez
s5n 20 expec. a large supply next E>sk-
There = a good demand FOR choice cztfie.
bit very few are coming here. t1r great
blk OF fhe daily offerings be-=g q . -ss-
dim grade. To5zys -ecsspts were too
small 70 s-ltuts zn.ca Ct 1zrks- TIE
r,-<s-.r-KE mace were Sssrosed CT =. sTsces
inch angel 1E0-n yesfe-tzy's e--cfsi4o-s
IEczS-Corz1o1 % prime sri ~ = ~.
-s~tres r-inE -f-fsr ioEe- fHs1 resttFezs.
kin sziss szr-esy xoo1 cl1,c soEe-- ne
box sod az g EG1e.
shee2-SnzlI recelp,s 9. sASeo ~s.e ye-y
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COFFEE AND sceAg MARKETS
iii Strand. GALVESTON.

Ser yort-. Jan is.-corss-o1.s5-s ops1-
- qUsst Win p-icss u1c5<rKsd - ports
lower ruled snarflye an1 fczturfieE- s1-
csD- <cr smsI icczl cs-1ao4 sxsirs- sscrf
contracts fOgioring steady cSbsss. ciose1
Gsses sat f:sA6g. s1-hsrEe1 % : ycirts
s5Tsroe Ssses : 90 bag l1clsS-DS Nay.
sac. Jobozg, w. N11--<S-ss-: cosSegx
ls1x9s7c-
SIxzr-Rzw xcez.y. Jar -efni1z .5-.sc.
-s-rrstuEzs - fes- 80 z~1-e1 xssz5y.
mud = 81. StzD-zra A Sc sS01.ectssz-
80 4 So. co. O. u. rrT-flss. =, -o~-
ceneS. Sc EraAsiafs3. e.. csess. ss-
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easily sold at unchanged prices. Com
mon 10 choice sheep brought s2gGS-s'-
Mexicans selling the highest and fed west
ems sold at $.40lt3.S5; lambs sold at SSsd
5.2 for common to choice. and Mexican
yearlings sold UP to $50.
Receipts-Cattle. 300; hogs, 200. sheep.
$50.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo. Jan. ls.-Csttie-Re-
cepts. 1.31o; shipments. 33o. Market I'M
changed. Only retail trade.
Hog-Receipts. 1000: shipments none
Market weak 20 10 Gems lower. Bulk Of
sales 8. 2od330; heavies. s. 0n67.5o. pack
ers. g. 1Oq325: mixed. s.. 3sfra371s: lights.
sS.10G3.s5; workers, s3-30g3.25; pigs. Sooi
800.
Sheep-Receipts. 2.Oo9: shipments. 100:
market steady. Lambs. Ss5Gsi6.oo: muttons.
s20o03.So.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis No. Jan. i5.-Cattle-ReceiptE
s1p: market steady but only small trading
done owing TO light supply. Native besveS
g. 5JQ5.0o stockers and feeders. g. Esa1- - !:
cows ard heifers. si.75f3-zs: Texas and In
dian steers. 8 75flf.0o.
Hogs-Receipts. 400: lights. I-GsfI2- 10:
mixed. SSlod33j: heavy. s5.0o03.to.
Shecp-Receipts. 30. market unchanged
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WORKED THE GUN ALONE
Samuel j, Churchill OF Lawrence, Kan,
Gets q Medal of Hooor.

Washington. Jan. ia medal Of hon
or has bean awarded % Samuel J.
Churchill of Lawrence. Kan, late cor
poral of battery c, Second Illinois light
artillery, for the most distinguished gal
lantry in action az the battle % Nash
vile. Tenn. December =. 1854. This
aon-comrrissioned Officer commanded
one gun detachment. and when the enc
-ly's battery opened fire upon his gun.
compelling the men Of his detachment
for a short time 20 seek shelter. he stood
manfualiy az his post and Ter some min
u.es worked his gun alone
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Kansas City. Jan ia Star special
from Liberty. Nc. says: b T. Donna.
N oriained preacher. has been sent 20
iail nare ia defalt OF $50 bond. : men
was placed ever him on a charge q sea
,,g RihIes and other religious books be
longing - the William Jewell college.
Te claims - have bought the books
from snashsr student Donna Is cir
cut preacher and has been filing PGipiis
in small Nissogr! iowrs Tor year pas.
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CHARLES LAWRENCE,
DRUGGIST.

Headquarters in Wichita for Nun
yon's Remedies. Sent to any address on
receipt of price.
Guides sent by mail IL requested.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago grain markets. furnished by r
l.. Bostic, commission merchant. rooms 10
and IL over Kansas National bank. Tele-
phone No. 1877.
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STATE Beard sf axs>uftsss Decides "a Held
oyss sarcsr.

Dss Nosnsz. Ia. Isc. is-Th~ sss's
55zTd % agriculture today es>sesd 20
hsld fns STAT fair September 20 f-p-
ternoe- -. b~xirrsrx oo> DAY earlier sn1
no3dsrg ore day szts~ fhsa sse- csfcs~.
Sunday -iE y made . s5scsxl day. vifo
ssltsrxs opss for ;as nrt ts-ae- To-
directors rsfGs-3 90 s.gs psrsccl nosss.
a. h-rrs0fcs<, 20 korTox rzsocsy for ~
nsr- ex3sas~z They ssl ask rs tssz-
izIUr@ .,r rec. As 10 noo.y % 49,
= iss trsaSary as4 TIE sscis;y 10 ~
.e3t gil ,o3. 6sr.S.ors sr< sfss~rs go
;skszx i5s-F par n gs-rsn.s rsyssss
September x. 1877.
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s,ysas1.i1. IL. Jsn- IL Jo~-rzpV
TAEns< ;s1sy isxlss. a re9sszltto= asea
- zsgsr-e- & o~exss sSs 80 era -
isaa g roAa Rizr1zz. 2Ess IA -.
ss@s Bells zzSs- Arrest az - -nA
.. aSss.u n zxa.~5 81 r1xs - - -
So = Gasfzs ces.za. -. 4@f.z= -
- .z.4 l. C1scsxs.
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York. Jan. is-coticn-ouiet: mia
ding Tie
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RAILROAD TICKETS.

made to r. K. Boyd. In the meantime
receiver appointed by the court is in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-17

WICHITA MARKETS
wichita. Kan. Jan 70. 1871.
HOGS
Hogs1S6i5c lower.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
no. Dock Az. Price No. Dock Az. Pr,ce.
s. 20 10 g g7l5 IS 80. rs IN
% lE 80
CATTLE.
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The bond market today displayed marked
activity. and in many issues substantial
gains occurred. The sales were 1880 1oo
The more important advances ranged from
70 g. per cent
The bond market OF the week displayed
steadily increasing investment inquiry for
foreign and domestic account. and the deal
inzs covered an unusually vide range. Tbs
saIes were 3 $4,000. The principal edys--
ces izcirded: Missouri Pacific hirs- co,-
lateral f7ves. - per cent: Long Island q.
? per cent: Omaha and 81 LOUIS first. trust
receipts, ~ per cent: Oregon Improvement
firsts per cent: St. Paul. Chicago and
Milwaukee IS. 81 Per cent; s. Pau! Goa
sol IS. ; per cent
Governments were dun bit stroag On
transactio-s OF S.feo.
Silver certificates were dull and slightly
easier az si7s for Ss0Ga
FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS
New York. Jan is--The Evening Pests
London financial cabie-rsu says
The sock markets were eusst today ~.
The tone was good fer al securities, IL
Guiding Americans. The 1zrt5-z were taz
same as cabIea yesterday. The japanese
purchases az gold. 4 may be noted. coa-
tribute towards easy money ks-e. because
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Sykes Pros. New NuTio-k. hczs.
Haven HilIng Co. Haven. hogE-
Pat NcKlnisy. FresDorf. hogS
n r. Eosfly. i;sskz. Tex. hsEE arr cal
.Te
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1873 n Main street, wichita Kansas.
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talns from Lamech the promise that Sam
sons life shan be spared
Then she fights against the strongest
appeals to her patriotism until extreme
pressure is brought to bear; at the mo-
ment when her Establishments have wrest-
ed the secret of his great strength, which
is in his hair, from his lips, the spectator
is led to believe that she might not have
revealed it, were 1t not for the craft of a
Philistine had led to another woman S
presence cognizance. After the deed is
done she spurns rewards of gold and jew
els, and declares her remorse and when
Samson is blinded and put in the dun
geon she forswears her county and its gods
and denounces it's king and people.
The story of Hoyts new play, "a
Stranger in New York" tells how Cum
ming Swift" has invited his Chicago
friend, /. Collier Downe, to visit him in
New York and spend a night at the
French ball He is suddenly called away
TO Philadelphia on business, and leaves a
letter for Downe to present to his New
York club friend Wright limit. Downe
drops the letter on the floor, and a strang-
er in New York finds 1t and delivers It
to the man to whom II Is addressed. In
nit at once recognizes him as Downe, and
introduces him to friends. There arises
the complications, for limit refuses to
allow the stranger to explain. In the sec
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two clever love stories running through
the whole-the son and his sweetheart who
stand by him, and the young daughter of
the house and her lover. thrice widowed
sister of the old gentleman, a German
maid, the youngest daughter, an eccentric
preacher and other characters contribute
to keeping things moving.
The farce.it will be remembered, was one
of the surprises of last season. 1t was by
an unknown author, and the stories say
that he had a long and hard task to in
duce any manager to give IL trial. The
public was not slow in finding that ii liked
1t, and its success was interrupted from
the first night when it was seen in New
Y ork The story of the production of this
piece, by the way, is an interesting Illus
tration Of the trials that new writer's for
the stage have to go through before get
ting in public hearing. When 1t made a
hit there, a dozen managers cried in cho-
rus: "Why, we know that thing. We re-
fused IL long ago." They all spoke the
truth. Mr. Du Souchet, the author, who is
a telegraph operator in the office of the
New York Tribune, who wrote MY Friend
From India" four years ago. II went from
managers office to managers Office till 1t
finally reached Messrs. Smyth and Rice
who now own 1t. One of the firm read it
and saw that It was just what he had been
looking for. He was especially struck by
the mirror scene" one Of the most in
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the bill, and Tuesday matinee and night
two new musical comedies will be pro-
duced. Guy Goodward is too well known
to require any introduction, and this sea-
son he comes with a number of new must
cal comedies and operettas, never seen in
Savannah at popular prices. In the cast
of the company there are a number of ar
fists of reputation. Among them, Miss
Sadie Handy, late of THE Girl From
Paris" Bessie Warren, Ruth Shepard and
Jessie Harris, Jack Kett, Charles Middle
ton, Charles A. McGrath, John S. Sulli-
van Francis Wunsteen and a number of
others, are also in the cast. The prices
for the engagement will only be 10 and
20 cents for matinees and TO- 20 and 30
cents at night, with ladies free tomorrow
night if accompanied by person holding
one paid so cents ticket.
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stead of getting out of his scrape in this
way, however, the son gets in deeper; for
his father suddenly conceives the idea of
adopting the barber into his household and
putting him on the social market as fad.
The momentary freak and the young man
thus becomes a serious matter,
and a series of complications i'm
mediately arise forming the most
laughable situations of the play-the bar
Der trying to get away, but being detain-
ed one way and another by the old man.
And when the latter finally discovers the
truth his own efforts to get free from the
enlargement of his fad rival all the COM
bination of fun. Incidental to this plot are
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'fMy Friend From India" will be seen
here Tor the first time. The play is from
the pen of H. A. Du Souchet. 1t intro
duces for its scheme the theory of Theoso-
ply. At any rate, 1t will undoubtedly
prove a novelty to most play-goers. The
scene of ''My Friend From India" Is laid
in New York, where an illterate Kansas
City pork packer of wealth has failed to
get into society, and seizes upon this me-
dunn to realize the desire of his ambitious
family. 1t is amusingly furnished by his
son. a young scapegrace who awakes one
morning after a spree to find barber &C.
cupying the same room with him. To con-
ceal the strangers identity the young man
wraps a yellow silk bed spread about the
man and introduces him as MY Friend
From India, and a member OF the order
of the yellow robe Of Theosophists. In
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Robert Downing's "Ingomar" lie a ia
miliar play. In the Biblical story of
Samson and Delilah, which he
will also present here is a
play which makes Delilah low
ing woman. Through her it is true,
Samson is shorn of his hair and strength,
but she protects her aged father and OBJ
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Monday Matinee = Woodward Warren
Company in Cheek
Night-"A Practical joke
Tuesday Matinee and Night-Woodward-
Warren Company in plays to be announc-
ed.
Wednesday Night-"My Friend From
India"
Thursday Matinee-Robert Downing in
"Ingomar."
Night Samson and Delilah."
Saturday Matinee and Nightr"A Stran-
ger In New York"
With the exception of Christmas eve
the theater will be open every night this
week and for three matinees. The week
before Christmas is not usually good one
for theaters, but with the attractions an
nounced this year 1t promises to be an ex-
ception. Two new plays, "AIy Friend
From India" and "a Stranger in New
York." are in the list. Mr.. Downing is
an old favorite with Savannah theater-
goers and the Woodward Compa-
ny has been here two seasons.
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FALK CLOTHING CO. tes
THE HEART OF TRADE, Brouehton A.
THE BUSY STORE, West.
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The Woodward Warren company, which
has been playing to the capacity of the
theater in. Charleston, will begin its en-
sagement here with matinee tomorrow
afternoon, when Roland Reeds splendid
comedy, Cheek" win be presented. To-
morrow night Anderson Russel's excel
lent comedy, "a Practical Joke" win be
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genious pieces of stage business devised in
a play for years. He gave it to his part
ner to read, and his opinion was confirm
ed. The play was soon put in rehearsal
and given trial at Elizabeth, N. j.. where
it made an immediate success.
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THE MORNING NEWS SUNDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1897

FALE CLOTHING co. 1913
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THE BUSY STORE. West.
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FALK CLOTHING co, 1913
THE HEART OF TRADE Broughton st.
THE BUSY STORE. West.
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FALK CLOTHING CO, 1913
THE HEART OF TRADE, Brougbton St
THE BUSY STORE. West.
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FALK CLOTHING co. I23
THE HEART OF TRADE, BrouChton st
THE BUSY STORE. West
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Sc for pair of Mems Bicy- AGA 6Oc
Gle Hose ................4f UG
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-19

FALk CLOTHING Co. 1oe
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-19

FALK CLOTHING CO., 1913
THE HEART OF TRADE, Broughton st,
THE BUSY STORE, West
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-19

FALK CLOTHING CO., 1913
THE HEART OF TRADE, BroughtOn St
THE BUSY STORE, West
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-19

FALK CLOTHING CO., 1873
THE HEART OF TRADE, Broughton st
THE BUSY STORE, West
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-19

FALK CLOTHING CO., 1913
THE HEART OF TRADE. BrouChton st.
THE BUSY STORE, West.