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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
WOOL MARKET

Boston, Mass, Dec. 29.-The American
Wool and Cotton Reporter will say tomor-
1o wof the wool market: This has been one
of the heaviest Christmas weeks on record.
The sales were 100000 lbs as compared
with 10000 for thes2me period last year.
l1asty conclusions should not be drawn
Fl ON the above showing. The market has
for the mCst part been very quiet, but
there has been a continuation of the heavy
buyirg movement noted a week ago in ter
1itory woods. Staple territory has been in
great demand but sales have not included
large amount of clothing stock. Terri
tory wool has been sold by quite a good
number of houses, some of the transa ctions
being of good size. The largest has ex-
Ceeded anything witnessed in this market
for weeks. The feeling in the market is one
of Improvement Prices are wonderfully
maintained. The sales OF the week amount
to 6,s36O00 lbs domestic and 100000 lbs.
foreign, making Il total of $4,000 lbs,
sgaInst total OF 5,s63,0O0 lbs for the pre-
yious week
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
NOT EVEN TO BEAT HANNA
Some Ohio Democratic Legislators Re
fuse TO be Whipped In.

Columbus. Ohio, Dec. 29.-There was
an influx of legislaors tonight and the
scenes about the hotel loObies indicated
that the senatorial election was the ao-
soI'oing question. That the anti-Hanna
Republicans. led by Charles Kurtz, will
test the strength Of their forces in the
organization of the legislature was indi-
Gated by the unofficial announ cement
that Representative Mason of Cleveland
would oppose representative BOxweIl OF
Warren county for speaker. Mr.. Mason.
accompanied by Representative Bram-
le yOf Cleeland. both OF whom are known
to be unfriendly 20 Senator Hanna, OPEN
81 headquarters a. the Great Southern
hotel today, and it was generally under
stood that the ani-Hanna men would
conduct their campaign from that place
Il is significant that the Democra tic
state headquarters are located in the
same hotel. Allen o. Myers is the leader
o. the Democrats in the proposed fusion
with the anti-Hanna Republicans NJ
Myers has given out thai the Democrat
ic members OF the house viii support
Representative Mason for speaker and
c. II. Gerrish % Columbus, one OF Mr..
kurtz's leutsnants, fo- clerk OF the
house. in opposition % JOIN Z. Malloy.
The anti-Hanna Republicans. it IS gen
orally understood, are 70 turn over all
the other offices - the house % the
Democrats in consideration OF the cleo
tion OF the men chosen by M-. Kur.z fc-
speaker and clerk.
A conference OF Democrats members
Of the legislature and parry leaders IS
To be held here Friday 70 discuss The pro
posed fusion with ,he anti-Hanna Re
puoHcans. Within the last few days
strong opposition has arisen from ce--
tain Democrats 70 the proposed fusion
and it is now certain that al the Demo
cratic members cannot De whipped into
line.
Several Democratic members who ar
rived n the city tonight stated enpAat-
icaIIy that they would no, vote to- any
one except a Democ-a, for United States
senator. These members viii serve their
frs: term and say that II they voted for
any Republican 10 defeat Senator Han
IA they would To; Be returned
There was conference ot Republican
leaders a: Major Dick : rooms in the Neil
his afternoon and tonight. but /. =
stated that they were merely talking
over he situation. Major DIX s-a:ei
tAat Senator Hanna's re-eiect!on was
assured.
L Vas significant that Representa- i've
Snyder o. Green county. who vas sor-
merry counted IS an and-H2nna man.
was conspicuous al Mato- DISKS head
quarters and in Senator Hanns's inte--
esa Several Republican senator's o.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago. Dec. @.-Cables were 14d lower
This morning, and our market opened
slightly easier. but ruled quiet during the
Parly part Of the session, being almost
panicky just before the close under sell
Ing supposed TO be by the bull clique. The
feeling prevails that the clique are afraid
Of their position for the time being, and
the nit is supposed that they have got cut
Of a great deal of their wheat during the
last two weeks. The probabilities are that
we viii have a lively market tomorrow. ana
II may develop that the bull clique IS prac-
tcally out OF the market. in which case
20 cent wheat may be very close. Clear
Rnces were $4,000 bushels. Rece:pts IN the
northwest were 40 cars, against ~ last
year. Receipts were light all around today.
but the action of the bull clique toward the
close precipitated the weakness. and their
action viii have much 10 do with the mar
kct tomorrow and next day. Today's weak
ness is taken as an Indication that tornor-
row and next day are likely TO be followed
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New Yorw. Dec. 29.-Coffee-Opt!ons op-
eDed steady with prices unchanged 10 8
points highe. ruled generally steady, but
quiet, selling checked by large United
States warehouse deliveries buying check
ed by increased receipts al Rio and Santos,
stack spot demand and heavy stocks.
Closed steady with prices unchanged 10 :
points lower; sales 1900 bags, including
March $6.15q690. Spot coffee, Rio quiet;
No. invoice csc; No. iobbing 7isc. Mid
quiet, Cordova S14a15.
Sugar-Raw strong; fair refining SIC;
centrifugal e6 test ~; sales rumored sale
cf demerara to arrive on basis 414c for CEN
trifugaL. Refined strong; No. Y, 13-16c.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
LIVE STOCK Markets
CuICACO


Chicago. Dec. 29-Trade In cattle was
fairly active at prices that have prevailed
recently. The demand was chiefly for the
better class of cattle. prices for which were
firm while the poorer qualities were barely
steady. The bulk of the offerings were
only fairly good. Sales were large at 81 %
G4@l choice OF extra shipping and export
beeves being saleable at S5.00d5.35 and the
commorest beeef steers at S3.75G4Oo. Fed
Texans and branded western cattle sold
very we'll straight Texas steers bringing
S3,Oo[i4.50. while Missouri; fed Texans sold
at t3.SGd42o Texas bulls and cows for
S2.G %. Native COWS. heifers and bulls
showed no change. and calves were in good
feeder trade was rather slow at s3.5o64. ..
Trade in hogs was fairly active at yes
terday'S closing figures, sales avera ging
2l2c lower than Tuesday morning. Sales
ers selling at SS.3Ga3. 42ls; medium weights
a $2.JG6S52ls; pigs went largely al $3.50
2.45; few prime packing hogs sold al S3.45
Prices for sheep and lambs We're gen.
orally steady, the demand being fairly ac-
tive.
Sheep were called for at sS.60G3.50 for r.
ferior lots, up TO & 80 for strictly choice fed
westerns selling freely al S756f4. 80. Lambs
were in good demand AT s.. 15d4.So for in
ferfor to common. up 70 $5.50fI5.e0 for good
TO extra fiockS yearl.rGs selling al $i.6)4p
40 Mex.cans sold AT si.9074. 25
Rece:pts-Cattie 1900: hogs $1,000; sheep
I7.000
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Dec. @.-Receipts-Cattl
450O Market strong 10 i0c higher Texas
steers s. 2S5G4I0: Texas COWS s2-59G3. 20: ma
tive steers $S0cd4. 60: native cows and heif-
ers 81 T5d4 =; stockers and feeders S2-5C4
40; bulls Se.S5QS50.
Hog=Receipts I2eoo Market weak 20 sc
lower Bulk OF sales $-55iS.t@i2- Heavies
Sc SGdS AZ: packers S.SeGS59; mixed $3.50
3.47's; lights S. 25G3.45; yorkers S.icGS.45;
pigs S5.0NlIS.2 .2H2.
Sheep-Receipts 22.ooa Market steady;
lambs SL5ofI5.55; uuttons &i0Gi-5o.
Representative sales-Texas steers, ~
head. average II70 pounds. $40; Texas cows
- head. average i0aS pounds, So: native
steers IS head. average 1852 pounds. Si.So;
nativecows and heifers. y head. average.
Go pounds. N.s5. Stockers and feeders. p
head, average 742 pounds, S.3a Bulls,
head, average 1893 pounds. $50.
ST. LOUIS.
Of which leo are Texans. Market steady
FOR Texans with natives 10 70 y cents
higher. Native shipping and export steers
81 2SI5.S5: light and dressed beef and
butcher steers So S4OGi9o: Stockers and feed
ers s. Sfd4.i0 COWS and heifers SeS3di-s-l:
Texas and Indian steers $SoeEi4-oo; COWS
and heifers S25oGSn
HoEs-Receip,s $500 Market steady.
Light s2S5q24o; mixed S.SoG2t5; heavy
''.;i,ess SSeep@Reeeipts 1.oSo. Marke, stroug.
Native rnuttons s4019453; lambs S-5.7S.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
HIS BUSINESS TO PROSECUTE
Popuiist County Attorney in Okiahoma
Declines d Good Oner

FL Reno, o. T, Dec. 29.-(SpeciaI)-
Chapman. who killed Wilkinson at Cur
tiss, Woodward county, has applied for
and been granted change OF venue 70
D county. Chapman was desirous Of re-
tanning Ed Black, county attorney Of D
Black is a Populist from away back, one
pf the middle-of-the-road fellows who
never know when they do get licked, but
the rest Of the lawyers are wondering
why he should decline TO take an active
part in the defense Of Chapman, as
there is big money in it. This is the
first case on record where Populist did
sight, and i. shows a spirit of manhood
in Mr.. Black which a great many prose-
cutors might do we'll to nitrate. This is
Mr.. Blacks answer 20 Chapman and the
senior counsel for the defense:
81 appreciate the kindness OF Mr..
Cha pman in this matter, but, however,
owing to the magnitude OF the case and
the position - which 1 am intrusted by
the people of this county as county at
torney, shall have to decline your offer
20 secure my services in behalf of Mr..
Chapman. AS l construe the law, the
county attorney should refrain from the
defense Of cases wherein ttle territory is
plaintiff. While I realize that other able
county attorneys have taken different
view of this question, my conception OF
the law does not admit my appearance
in a case OF this character; and, again,
other cases might arise during the trial
OF the case, wherein it would be incum-
bent upon me to prosecute. and in the
event I should assist in the defense Of
Chapman and other cases arise during
the trial OF the same, 1 would be in an
embarrassing position and one in which
an attorney selected and empowered by
the people to prosecute parties charged
with offenses against the laws Of the
territory should avoid"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
CASH GRAIN

CASH GRAIN.
Chlcago, Dec. 29.-Cash wheat No. 2, s7G
9S; No. red, sO0s4; No. spring ssGs9; No
8 spring, S0Qe3; No. hard winter. 50: No
8 hard winter S2GsS; No. ! new sfnr;ne me- 3,
| 95G98.
Cash corn-No. 2, z71SG%; No. 3. 2skae7
Cash oats-No. 2, 23l4; No 8, 2ld2ok.
Cash fiax-$1.18; northwest s.. p; Decem.
Der s1.1s; May 1.2214.
Receipts today-Wheat 23s cars; corn 3S6
oats III. Minneapolis receipts OF wheat to-
day 391 cars.
Chicago. Dec. 2s.-Butter-Ffrm; creamer.
les 15q21; da:r;es 12G1s.
Esgs-Firm, fresh q.
Dressed poultry-Turkeys eG1o; chickens
512Q6; ducks SAL
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Dec @.-Wheat-Rsceipts,
IS cars; about unchanged No !, IS; No. Q
S6; No. 3, S.; No. 4, 811s; No. soft. 81: No.
2 80; No. 8, SS; No. 4, 50; No. spring, SO;
No. 3, 81.
Corn-Fraction higher, firm; No. Q mixed
2ilk
oatsF4rm. demand light: No. white,
2H4.
Rye-Firmer; No q a.
Hay-Good demand; choice timothy IS. 50
QS.75; choice prairie S70oGIT5.
Buttsr-Wea creamery 10: dairy Is.
Eggs-Firm; fresh 10; storage n413.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Dec. 2.-Receipts-Flour 5000;
wheat 5000; corn 1900; oats 5000
shipments-Fqour 5000; wheat 5000; corn
e. 900; oats 36.OOo
Flour-Unchanged
Wheat-Lower, closing 11sc below yester-
day for May, with December 1c and July
12c off. Spot lower. No. red cash. ele-
yator, SIC; track 95c: No. hard cash, SSc
December 97s4c; January CSC bid; May Sec;
July Sic.
Corn-Irregular, December being &c high
er and may ssc lower than yesterdays
close, declining with wheat Spot firm:
NO. cash 2612c; December c12c bid; Janu-
ary 212c bid; May 27a4c; July 2S7sc.
Oats-Irregular, December and May clos
Spot higher; No. . cash. elevator, 231lc;
track 23I2c; No. white, 241&a3c; December
2S19c; May PIC; July N12c.
Rye-Lower, 4515c.
Flaxseed-Quiet. s1.15.
Hay-Duil, steady; prairie S. Oe6S 90: tim
othy, sS0o11000
Butter-Quiet; creamery 17a22c; dairy 9
G17c.
Esg+1Sc.
NEW YORK.
New York, Dec. 9.-Flour-Recepts
l6, ,924; exports 27.s15 bbls Quiet and steady:
closing easy with the final break In wheat
Whest-Receipts 214,6G0; exports POS, 1876.
Spot-Weak; No. red, $1007s. Options
closed &Gl2sc net lower. No. red May,
SO 11-15cG95 13-16c; closed 977sc.
=. Noi H-nec0iptS 1t,So, exports zoo,ol6.
Spot-Steady; No. 2. 35l2c Options closed
1sIAc net lower. May 347sGS51sc; closed
347sc.
Oats-Receipts 1873 200; exports 212. .403
Spot dull; No. ?. 2SS4c. Options closed easy
at1sc decline with late wea kness in wheat
May 2S5sG2S2.c; closing 2S6sc
California dried fruitS-Apples firm. but
quiet; others quiet and steady. Evaporated
apples, common sac; prime wire tray SIC;
wood dried prime SI4GSl2c; choice St1GS74c;
fancy 9G912c. Prunas 3GSc. Apr:cots, roy
a., 7dSlac; Moor Park 1nTl1c. Peaches, un-
peeled, 7Q1Gc; peeled 12Q29c.
Butter-Receipts 6.201 pscks ges. Firm:
western creamery l5d22c; Elgins pc; fac
tory f3615c.
Egg-Rece:pts 1913 packages. Firm;
state and Pennsylvania 22G2512c; western
z2ll2rac.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
THE wEATH e.

wichita, Kan. Dec. -.
I>ocaI forecas: fo- wsca.ta ard vl-.n4ty-
THURSDAY. fair and calder
During tae past - hours tae h.gasEt TEN
pe-ature azs be-n .. theioz 81 - and
TIE nesa -. Win Gear Testas-. 1gai
soueaS=st wind n the morning ard q;
night but northwest zlni n tae z1lS3Is cs
the day WITH rising barometer.
TIE rsyeF has faIisn % : % foot on
ths E21gs, ard above ;oEr :; = absolutely
CrT.
Thus fz- tbs z0o,s rz~ average is-ps--
szur- 5as ose1 = F9s 49, pas nzns Tears
tas average teupersrurs fcr - Do1ta %
De-s-ber has b@@1 =. a7z So- re %
tzy. -
PRED Z. JOHNSON. Obsa-ss--
Washlzzro1. De- z--Foceczs- foE Tasrs-
car E2 - ? n
Ok.aaonz sz1 Tn11zz Te-Tifory-F<--:
s5ulsE1sts-sy zla5s
So< Ez-sas-Essr. rss.s<.s g.1.s
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30

uscIine hcs come % our n3scs
which - entirely nee . us--fae Cotton
Fianters Mystic Cart u - yer ,>s-
BE "J1ck-of-aE-;rs5ss" with at.sca-
usenta f1T al kinds ~ wo-k "A DlEs Csl-
s.vat.5r vita Liz-stninZ Drsizz- fncx pa
eaD. Com and Cpci08 stak C1sse-
ts-rea knives y f5le B1rstsr (rf.ax
sn1 wa-kiuzB 7-fo8t Sp-inT Toptn Ha--
r3T. 4 ~ 8 saovel cAtlTzt7~-sa.l sve
nacalne~ eenn5inr3 for ss9 T. - uises
by toe HsVz,o3 P.5. c.. DIX /. Al.0a.
Illinois.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
LETTER CROWD BEATEN
For the Second Time the Elevator Man
Gets the Decision

For the Second Time the Elevator Man
Gets the Decision
Chicago, Dec. 2.-The board of appeals
appointed Jointly by the board Of trade and
the state grain and warehouse inspection
commission today decided for the second
time that the wheat delivered by George
SsaVerns, the elevator owner. TO Joseph
Letter from the Alton elevator TO the
steamer Iron King graded No. red win
ter wheat The Letters complain that the
grain which is being delivered 70 them on
contracts IS mixed and below the requisite
contract grade, and make no secret of their
bitterness against the elevator men, who.
they claim, are trying TO work of mixed
wheat. 1t is probable that the conflict will
be submitted to the board of trade direc-
tors before the courts are called upon to
take a hand N the controYersN
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
The aeha gnurs zururug ueeenber

by lower prices. but some Of the people
who are supposed to be close to the bun
crowd figure that the break today IS only
1or the purpose Of taking stronger hold
tomorrow, in which case sensational mar
kets are not unlikely; indeed they are pos
siole in any event. Corn ruled strong for
awhile, but became slightly easier with the
break in wheat, closing &c below last night.
We do not abandon our bullish feelings on
corn Provisions were strong from start to
finish and are likely to continue so.
CHRISTIE STREET COM. co.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
FREE HACKS AND FREE LUNCH
Wise Man From the East Goes Kansas
POPS One Better.

Wise Man From the East Goes Kansas
Pops One Better.
Springfield. H., Dec. 29-Today's ses-
sion of the Illinois State Teachers asso-
citation was largely attended. President
f. Benjamin Andrews Of Brown uni
versity, Providence, r. l., delivered an
address on ''Tne Public School System
as an Instrumentality OF Social Ad-
vance" He took advanced ground in
regard 70 the advisability of schiol archi-
lecture. providing the most perfect ven
tilation and physical comfort to pupils,
while not neglecting intellectual advan-
tages. He favored free text books, free
lunches ana everything TO make school
pleasant TO the pupils. He thought tirese
did more 10 elevate the sociaa and moral
character of the people than anything
else.
George P. Brown. of Bloomington, ed
itor Of the Public School Journal, and
DR.. Charles McMurry of Normal dis
cussed the same subject.
\ resolution vas adopted making J.
A. Collins OF Springfield chairman OF A
committee ot seven on transportation to
the National Educational association
convention at Washington, July 2S
SIZE OF COUNTRY DISTRICTS.
Subject Now Coming 10 the Front, Even
in Old Missouri.
jefferson City, No, Dec 29-Fully
1000 people are in attendance at the
State Teachers association, now in two
days session here.
MAKE the Country Districts Larger"
was the subject discussed by Superin-
tendent 3. Biggs Of Cameron.
d.. Jesse, president OF tie state uni
vsrsity. discussed in an able manner the
subject of Rural Schools
President Kirk spoke on the commit
tees report on Industrial schools
Literature below the high school was
discussed in its different phases
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
REPRESENTATIVES. SALES.
Shippers.

l. B. Morletze & Co., Ponca City, hogs.
Day & Yeams, Alameda, car hogs.
Stewart & Blair, Lyons, car Of hogs.
Corder & Kirk, Kingman. car hogs.
George H. Landers, Anthony, car cattle
W. b. Posshall, Anthony, two cars hogs
Adam Huffbauer, Mulvane, car hogs.
E. V. Witterly, Enid, car hogs.
Astle & Son, Haven, carsh oss.
j. F. Knoblauch, Colwich, car hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30

their arrival today were claimed by Mr.
Kurtz's lieutenants as opposed to Sena-
tor Hanna, but on being pressed they
admitted thar they intended TO vote for
him. While Mr.. Kurtz denies himself 10
all public interviews, he still asserts him
self to his confidential friends that Sem
ator Hanna will be defeated.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Wells Circle - Kings Daughters
wil not bold any meeting this week.
Rehearsal or surpiicei choir In the
basement OF s.. Joans' church tails eyev~
Ing AZ n,rl.-k
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30

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Baynevilie ........ ...... -.....
Charles c. Wickiam % Adaline
Wickham. wd. he sw or SEC IS
LS-ie .-.... .-.... --..-. ...-.s..
Il \. Kyle % r NJ. Wason. wd.
g ~ sec e-27-2e ...... ........ o..
f. NJ. Wason % Matthew William-
son. wd. g hf sec s-27-2e.......-
". y. Ewing rec . May r. Nc
Way. rec a. lot 81 Topeka ave.
English's ada ...-.. ........-...
Emo * Emo. trs 10 joseph Helten,
wd ScnroeIer's res. -; MARKS .-
Bunneli & Emo Inv Co, % Emo &
Emo trs. vi. Sthroetler's RS -.
MAXI -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
THOSE WHO ARE BORN SHORT"
Are Discussed by the Iowa State Teach
ers' Association.

Are Discussed by the Iowa State Teach
ers' Association.
Des Moines, Ia, Dec. 29.-The enroll
ment today of the State Teachers as
eac'ation is the largest IN the history
Of the organization, nearly 1,200 being
on the books The friends OF G. A.
Gates have adopted tactics that il is be-
Iievcd have resulted in benefit to his
opponents for the presidency. The con-
test is believed to be between a. y.
Currier, of the state university, and F
E. Eastman, OF Upper Iowa university,
with the chances decidedly favorable to
Currier.
The principal iscussion at today's ses-
sion Of the general association was over
the subject ''Born Short The impress
sion prevailed that many pupils are de-
ficient in mental powers in certain direc-
tiOns al birth.
John NJ. Coulter. Of the university Of
Chicago engaged the attention of the
association with an able paper on PROB
lens in Education"
In the school directions section lively
discussion was precipitated by a paper
by City Solicitor J. E. Macomber, who
attacked the present school system as
one with overplus supervision. The al
legation was denied by Senator Trewin.
chairman Of the committee on schools
OF the state session.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
Real Estate IrAnsfer-
Furnished By The wichita Ass;rae, ana .

Furnished BY The Wichita Abstract
Land Company. II. II Dubois.
stractorD
JszDe- Trlckey % Tlomas p. Rus
sell. w5. nv qr SC ls-ze-Zs-.-...s
Nic15.as He-m=s % 2. .. snyta
sn1 sons. I'D, los and 8. bIk
lo. Amaze ...-.. ----.. .-------.-
b r Mclean 20 x Il Gs-1ne-.
qci, 81; ok :. Haynevlie-...-.
s. D. Pallet q Ro5e-t Gar9rer.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
From, MRS. BErrIEoIr

ScorTsvILiE, Allen County, ~.
I had what the doctors said was Fall
ing of the Womb. and WAS in bad health
for eight years. got worse. instead of
better. every year. | was confined to
my bed when my husband brought me
q bottle of McElree's Wine Of Cardni
and some Black Drsught- In three
DAYS was sitting mp two hours a. .
time. At the end OF three weeks I am
doing housework and gaining tesh and
strength faster than ever did N my
Efa
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
WomANS L!FE.PREsERvER.

From MRS. J. J. BYERS. ms East A.
carinx St., PENSACOLA, F.a.
7 have been . constant user Of your
medicine for seven years and could nos
do without il in my family.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
.SIX-D0ZEN DEGREES
BELOW ZERO NOTHING UNCOMMON
IN THE KL0NDIKE

While Men Go About In Their shir tsleavss
Only TrifIing Matter Of Fifteen Below,
and Stand 10 Line TO File mining Claims
When Forty Below Prevails-Fire In
Dawson City Burns q Church. and An
other Consumes the "Opera House,
slate" Advices From Dawson
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30

NobodT gets a. much and a. pr0aist5s
free aerertIslus a. PFlze hzBtef.-~Atchi-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30

The following official range or prices on
grain and provicions at Chicago is furnish
ed by the Christie-Street Commission Co.,
Board Of Trade Room. Sedgwick Block,
Wichita Kan:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30

From AMANDA WATSON McTESxY, Ohio Co., Ky.
supposed her dying
side and prayed
answered and Wine OF
her husband
sud children.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
WICHITA MARKETS

Wichita, Kan, Dec. ..
HOGS.
HogS-Steady; quality rot very Soo6.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCK MARKET IN THE HANDS OF
PROFESSIONALS.

Sugar the Only One of the Leading Stocks
to show Amy Aggressive strength and
Even it is Overcome and Nets Only a
Small Fraction of Gain-Indus ustria Re
ceutlv Bull Fasorites, show Realizing
Burlington Firm in the Ra aiiway List
Money Market Declines to Yield Its
Firm Tone.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30

STICK % what yo1 see adTs-tlse5 IN
TIE newsPa Ds-s when y0u get 70 the
store Dan; let 4 ~ily salesman throw
you of the track You know sasi yoa
wan; better tnar BE do=s.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30

May wheat-Puts e17s: calls S35s. Curb.
New York wheat e25sd%.
May corn-Puts 297s; calls 29AGA.
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
ideal DAY" IN MILWAUKEE.
There Is Nothing Of the Earth Earthly
Ab9ut Wisconsin Teachers

About Wisconsin Teachers.
Milwaukee. Wis, Dec. 2e-The fore
noon SESSION Of tae Wisconsin Teachers
ass0c.st.on was opened with the annual
address of tae president. C. G. Williams
% West Superior. wa5Se subject was
VIVA; Are the Fundamental Require
merts s0r the Attainment of Ideal Re
suits in Public School Work -
Mr.. Williams advocated Isgis,ation En-
la-ging the authority q tne county s1-
pezin:en dents % schools. He submitted
a plan f0r examining and Licensing
teachers and urged the strengthening
y the teachers reading circle in the
state. calling attention 20 the notaols
-sailag ct-cie o. Indiana
There were discussions Of The Men-
tai Idea" Led BY L. d. Harvey, of th.s
city; The Moral Ideal" led BY John
Faville, % Appieson; TIE PHYSICAL
IDEAL" I'D BY Caroline Crawford o: Sc
vens Poiut and Richard Hardy OF Isa-
psming, Mich.
Y01 know what yol want. Ask to- It
In the stores and take nothing sise- In
p1Ii-ic merchants sonesines offer IN
known ws-es in piace ot those EiIh an
established reputation
Stick - what yo1 see ADVERTISE IN
tie newspapers wAen you gst 10 the
store. Dan; Iet a ~i!y salesman throw