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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-18
Loves Resurrection.

Oh, chime of sweet St. Charity,
Peal soon that Easter morn
When Christ for all shall risen be
And i'll all hearts new born.
james Russell Lowell,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-18

"YoU NEED NOT FEAR MAN WHO LOVES
YOU"
encourage her, he said in tender tones that
could not have been heard farther than
across the street:
Come in, dear child My heart always
answers Yes to your eyes before your
tongue has time to ask. -
"You are very good to me, dear father
but l have never before had to come to you
with anything like this"
mo, believe not, i" he replied know
ingly, "but some time it comes to every
one"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30

] Chicago. lis. May o-Buttsr.S:ea6y.
creau1sries. lldl5c; dair.es. 7Gi2c.
| EggESteady; fresh. sc.
J Live poultry-Steady; turkeys. .Gsc; duck.
| IUsc; chickens. 717;zc.
| KANSAS CITY.
! Kansas City. Mo. May s-vheat-Dur,
I irregulariy lower; No. hard ss,-Gs7c: No
3. s39eJc: No. 4, 53c; No. spring. sc ask
/ ed. sc bid; No. 5. &c: No. . red, soc; No.
| 8, 75G7sc: No. 4. s5Q7c-
! CorEAbou. &c lower: rather slow; No. :
( mixed, 1SGlec.
/ Oats-About &c lower: No. white. &c.
( Ry@Nomtnaly; No. ?, ,eGSoc.
/ Hay-Weak, unchanged.
/ Butter-Steady, slow; creamery. Ie.9i:c;
/ dairy sIlGc
/ EggsFirm. no
ST. LOUIS.
/ 81. Louis. No. May g-Rece,p.&FTour.
2oce; wheat. 1900; corn. ii3 90; cats. s. 900
/ Shipmsnts-Flour. 500; wheat. 1000; corn.
! Is 90; oats 14n1.
Flour-DuI. weak and unchanged.
! Wheat-Lover: No. red cash. elevator
N1sc bid; track. s2Gs5c; No 2 hard cash,
&c asked; July. 70is G7C1xc.
| Corr-Lower; No. 2 cash. ,-,sc BID: July.
1-.c bid.
0ats-Lower; No. cash. ,s,sc bid: July,
/ f73.c bid
/ RyALowe-. Sic
FIaxseed-Unchanged. TIC
Hay-Steady and unchanged.
Butter-Qu:et; creamery. nd1sc: dairy.
e11ec
Pork-Unchanged; standard mess tobb.ns
sEGS50.
Lard-Lower; prime steam. 50. iots; choice.
/ $50.
NEW YORK.
New York. May 2e.-FIour-DuIl. easy. IN
| changed.
Wheat-Receipts $50 bushels; exports,
s., 5st. Spot dull and easy. Options weaker,
unchanged 20 nc lower; No. . red May.
7N7sc; September, 707sc.
Corn-Rece!pts s75 bushels; exports. S.
So. Spot auie: and steady; No. . 2S7sc Op-
tons weaker, unchanged to c lower; Sep
tenber. PC.
Oat-Receipts - 90 bushels: exports -
SIS. Spot quiet: No. = Ei.c. Options dull.
/ urchan ged; July. 2Txsc
Hay-Dull: shipping. SOC; goo to choice,
S075c.
Lard-Easy: western steamed. ssas SCI !;
refined easy.
Pork-steady; mess. ss5oasoo; shore clear.
STT1075; family, se5ofil051
Cottonseed oiI-Negiected. with a barely
steady undertone: prime crude. 20c: prime
crude fob. mills lsGf7c: summer yellow
23iaT2ic; of summer yellow, ssfrcsi-c butter
grades. asd2sc: prime white 3ii-Q97.
California dried Enthusiastically: evaporat-
ed apples. prime wire tray. 41.G4isc: wool
dried. prime. SIC: choice 41L141.c; fancy
4s.E5c; prUnes. 2i-GTc per pound. as 20 SIZE
ard quality; apricots. royal sGiic; Moor
Park. 12Qlle: peaches. unpeeled. So
peeled, uGfic.
Butter-Rece. pts 5.5S packages. Steady:
western creamery, u9Jizc; Elgins. E1-c;
factory. 1IzG1ec.
Esg=Receip-s ais packages: stesder.
state and Pennsylvania. I0i-c: western. g.
GIo;zc; southern. s. 0G2 3 per dozen cases.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. Eng May G-Whsat-Spot
No. red northern spring duh, 5sl1izi
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
Advertising and Medicine.

Those travelling medical men who are
holding forth at the Big Tent, without
beirg aware Of the fact, have said mary
things about advertising from which al
least few OF our business men might
profit. I. is q fact that when 4 stranger
comes 70 Wichita ne asks for the bes.
paper printed in the place. and then looks
over its columns 70 see who are the en-
terprising merchants. These doctors IN
ierstand the art and value of advertising
and. as a result, are reaping a rich har-
yes: since opening here. They commence
;aeir evenings instructions by amusing
their audience with q series OF high-class
varieties. such as songs, sketches. dia-
logues. trapeze and other performances.
and then, when the people are in good
hcno-, they talk medicine TO them. II
used 20 be the case thai men who adopt
ed this style OF bringing their methods OF
cures before the public were styled
"Ouacks," but % ale years the urofes-
sion has become 80 ove-c-owded tha.
many % the best educated and thorough
" experienced surgeons and physicians
have taken 70 the roai-being ot the
opinion that il Is better 70 make much
money by advertising than % settle
down to a regular routine and frit:er
away half their lives in building up
practice. earning a. bast bu1 a o-ecari-
GUS existence for many years These
Germa1-American Physicians nightly ex-
hIhi. from the stage diplomas from the
most reputable colleges II the world. and
are licensed by our state medical board
10 practice their profession But as soon
as they advertise openly they cut loose
from their profession. and ne regular
physicians. while they envy their god
fortune, look askancs and cal them
a-S i-nnn-fn-s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
CITY IN BRIEF.

John R. Barkley Of Mulvane was a: the
Carey yesterday.
Johr s CantreiI Of Rockford township
was here yesterday.
Miss Lola Arderig Of Hutchinson was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
R @. Snyder o. Rockford township
was here yesterday greeting old friends.
T. R. McCul:y Of Viola, merchant at
that poirt, was here yesterday on bust
ness.
joan Starr. for many years farmer
in Salem township. was il the city yes
tarday.
Mrs. S. a. Settling Of Remington Is
visiting the family OF her uncle, y. Z.
Harmon
Captain J. ]. Maxey Of Furiey was
here yesterday marching with his Old
comrades.
Elmer Dickinson o. Payne township
was in town yesterday for Decora ton
exercises.
Ed L. Teed OF Hutchinson was IN the
city yesterday looking after some bust
ness interests
4 burglar undertook 20 break into the
home OF L. D. Ward az 1872 Mccormick
avenue last night
W. o. Sternberg and family leave to-
morrow for New York on a brief visit
Eith friends ard relatives.
Chas. P. Mueller, the Fairmount florist,
moved mis- greenhouse TO the corner OF
Market and Ninth streets.
". E Morris o, Wellington spen. yes
terday IL the city viewing the parade
ard taking in the Memorial exercises.
Q. C. Eckstain made the Memorial ad-
dress a Mount Hope yesterday. The en-
tire town was decorated and full Of peo-
pie.
Jas. z. Mccall has a very rice card out
With a splendid picture OF the Masonic
Home in the upper left-hand corner. The
cuc is an. exact reproduction OF the home.
and is a beauty.
Mrs. Cyrus Leland OF e Dorado was in
the city yesterday. purchasing some
books for new library which is soon 10
Be started there.
There will be a special meeting OF An
son Skinner camp No. AZ, Sons OF Vet
Grams. a. Garfield hall az p. m, Mon
day night, May 81. Work OF special i'm
portance. Let every member be present.
VIII Atchison, VINO has been filing the
temporary city editors chair on the
Newton Republican, returned home -
night He IS hustler and has made the
Republicans local columns both nevsy
and interesting.
George ". Cornell received a telegram
yesterday morning from his brother. ".
n. Cornell. announcing the death OF his
mother at Leaf River, lis. Mr.. Cornell
left over the north-bound Santa Fe 70 az
tend the funeral
=. O. Williams who wa. elected re-
Gently 70 represent the Woodnel Of the
World at their grand camp, which con-
venes az Dubuque, Iowa left yesterday
20 attend the meeting. Mr.. Williams Will
be absent about a week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
COMING LOCAL EVENTS,

The Monday club meets with Mrs. L.
". Clapp on Fairview avenue tomar-
row.
Regular meeting OF Ivy eat chapter,
No. IS, O. E. s., Tuesday evening, June
l. az O'Clock.
A special communicat ton Of Wichita
lodge, No. SO, A. T. e. A NJ, VII, be held
Monday evening, May 81, at o'clock.
Work in the third degree.
Special communication Wichita Lodge
No. 90, A. F. & A. NJ, Monday evening,
May 81, 100 ?. m. Work in third. Wis
itors welcome
The secretary OF Harmony Council No.
123, F. A. a, will be at go North Mair
all day Monday. the 31st. 10 receive dues
and assessments and give receipts for
same.
All resident members OF the Alumni
association q eLwis academy are re-
quested 10 attend A called meeting to be
held al Lewis academy Office Tuesday,
June l, al 3 O'Clock.
Anmembers Of The ". R. A viii please
call OF H. FRANKIE, or T. A. Gackenbach,
or H. Gsissler for tickets for their friends
for the entertainment on Thursday night
June 8. BY order OF committee.
Ali members Of Ouichita Tribe. I. o. r.
NJ, No. 13, are requested 10 be present
on Monday evening, May 81. There will
be election OF officers and other import
ant business 10 be transacted. Turn
out
The Wichita Chautauqua Alumni asso-
citation will hold its annual banquet on
Tuesday evening, June S, IN Sedgwick
Music hall Each member is entitled to
one guest, and IL is presumed that many
gentlemen will be present.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
Bet and the CHEAPEST.

Sweet Sacred Songs" is a choice COL
lection az the finest devotional music
nov in general use in church cho.rs and
caong singers IN the home. The selec-
lions emb7dy many well-known favorite
COMPOSITIONS There is also a variety
@; duets. quartettes ani anthems, in
gliding some OF the best modern coupo-
sssions The collection embraces about
sixty selections. all OF high order OF
excellence. and many OF them the IN
dying work o. the master composers
81 the world. We know % no corec-
1ioa % sacred music now before The
public which contains so large number
o. the finest compositions in sacred song
published a. such a moderate price -
Rev. J. S. C8ntweI. Editor OF The Uai-
versahsJ, ChIcago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
WITH THE ODD FELLOWS
They Elect Their Ofhcers and Arrange for
Fourth Of July Celebration.

The Odd Fellows OF Lodge No. SO had
an election OF officers last evening which
resulted as follows:
Noble Grand-W. s. Kinzie.
Vice Graad-Jos. ". Musseiman.
Recording Secre,ary-A- R Clark.
Permanent Secretay-Frank Dunkin.
TreasurerC. Dees.
Representative-A z. Helm.
Alternative. N. Matthewson.
Recommended for District Deputy-J.
T. Mcmillan.
This Is the lodge that Is arranging The
grand Fourth OF July celebration in
honor OF their twenty-itth anniversary.
They have already sent on. invitations
20 over 300 lodges in southwest Kansas.
and the returns from invitations show
that The event viii bring many hundred
odd Fellows together in celebration OF
the establishment OF Odd Fellowship in
the west.
The city council has already signifed
their intention OF giving them entire con-
troll OF Griswold park for the celebration.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
LIVESTOCK NARKErl
CHICAGO

-.
Chicago, Ills. May s-Csttle-As Is usu-
a. on tie last day OF the week there we,
rot enough cattle receipts today to con-
stitu:e a market Quotations were largely
pontnal and unchanged from yesterday.
Hcg@Trate n hogs was animated az IN
er than week ago. Common 70 prime
lots sold at 50 ZG5so. with the bulk zo.ng
81 Ssl355. and prime lots selling az the
top % the market
Shee7-Sheep we-. nr-1. while lambs were
unchanged Lambs sold az g z51I5 % ana
wooied Colorado lambs sold al S.F7s y.
while shipping lambs brought 20cGs 20.
Sheep were in good demand a. 8 5o1S. 30 ,c-
Inferior 70 fancy. TIE bulk selling az 8 5c9
go
Reoeipt-cst,le. 30; hogs. 500; sheep.
s.coo.
Kansas City No. May s-Cs-ie-R.-
ce.pts 90 Maret unchanged; only retail
trade
Hogs-Rsceipts 800 Market strong 20
s. higher Bulk ot sales 8 55G7 I'll: heavses
g. 3oGs III: packers. 8 fs63y I'll. mixed ard
lights. 50 o0dS+0; workers, & zizG3s -: p;g.
s75GaG4
Shssp-No r1srst
ST LOUIS
=. Louis. No. May n-CattiA-PscsIpte
70. Aarst steady. Shipping steers. aso7
s >: Eznt steers. r75G4 -: stocSsrs ara
feeders. Eoos14-s3: cows and hefers. f-5s5
20: Texas and I-S.a1 steers. g 1cd4 -;
cows ard hsiters, g Ed5a
Hog-Rscesp:s 80 Ms-zt steady CT
tAavfes: YEA on lights Light 3 59a e:
mixed 2E41 -. heavy. = ma -
Sheep-So sneep arrived Mare. s.ras7
Native sheep. g. ga =: Texas sheep. Z sea
A.; lambs. s4sS15-50
NEW YORK
New York. May S.-Bs.vsLRecei5 ar
Dressed bees steady: cables unchanged
Expo--s I.asa. = sheep ald AZ quarters ct
b4.l
Sl-ep-Rscesp:s ,sz5 Make. steady ?,
stro1s. Sheep. e Ea4 =. yesriirgx. HE
81 lan5s. Ssd-s
Hozs-Rsceips 5.sis Market steady a,
6 lrd4Z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30

Neg York. Nay 2-T5e rs-k las nesz
srs1 9EsS<- than - predecessor IT, -
-u--s S-c-- retailers s-cE s-Eks e-zss-eSx &.
a. SINNER Er-s z-1 Z c5-<esz1e-- rs.k-s-srs
= oG-zS fo- 1sA n ssz7i> cosso-s- -
s2s-ess pass-- u 5-o-7. ss<zSaed s,c
enz-se col1-sS xao1s has oe~z % a sze1--
s,Se-zS4e zz51nt- Pr1-fss x1c1s az &C
s-x0- r. G-1z5z-z zATe o~~1 SD -
--zzzfz e-zrS-s 70 SS--s s.&zf. b. z-a q
zzfe. ee71r1 = 3caS-< c--rsrS N1sis1s
a-e quis- s7e E.rsks Ezvzzz ztteE 500 -
. - tEis-e<x - - <z~sL II prize
eic.zz - rs-z nas s@e1 &c 1-srFoY s-zf--
ever las. z<.xx re zzr<e- -ssssss stezsf
a. S-- q. - r1rrL Ets f5r b.
sro.s AT szsa-zs 1@er.1 an Te1zsS1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
BICYCLES

Everybody is looking
for Bargains, and too
many look at price
only as all Wheels look
good to them. A poor
Wheel is dear at any
price, as you have to
pay too much for re-
pairs. Buy a good
Wheel; it is better to
ride and costs less in
the end. | am just re-
ceiving some fine ones
with G. 81. tires. These
cost a little more than
other tires. but last
twice as long, and You
don't have to pay fo-
repairing. Come and
see.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
WOOL AND COTTON MaRKErs.

New Yo-k- Nay Wv ool-Stss3y; hesc.
.Sf- u, pulled I5l2c-
New Orleans Ia, May z-Co:1o--Dl-.
sales 20 bales: ordinary. SIC: gooi ordinary
sisc. low milling. s1i-Isc; ra.51E1E, sc:
GOOD milling. HIS: z.555Gzg fair, Sc
500 steady. - lower ul651zz upiz1zs
1--e: -nid6l5-g zaIf. rs. Futures c,oSea
steady. sales sel1 bales January, So
Fsc-Us-T ss-- MARI. sSs4; Jr-s. Nfs,
July. S.T7: August Ess; Se2te-h=- g
ctober, $s,5i: November, 3Ss-.. December.
Ss1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
PIANOS

IL you want a good
one | have it. Thirty
years experience has
taught me something
about Pianos. Yet
some of my COMPETE
tors, who have just
commenced, will tell
you more than l can
about my goods. They
make this a point and
still they have never
saw them These ara
what We call " fakirs
in the business. | have
all / can do TO attend
to my own business
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
GOLFER AND sCGAR MARKETS

ed steady, points higher. following slight
advance in Eay-e Trading vas Icca.
principally FOR TIE evening Up % accou1r,
moderate realization, Tecs.p-s offset ~.
warehouse movement IN TIE United States;
closed steady. unchanged 20 points net
advance; sales AGO bags. tlciudl1g Sep
TENDER STsa. Spo, co1es-R5o- quiet, No. :
invoice Tssc: 5obosnE. Sc Al6-Sfssiy ,
Cordova- li;e1lsS.c- Sales 400 bags Ma4a-
ciabc. bass tas7t4.sc fcF scc5 CucutA.
Sugs-gzw n-r,; refined firm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
PH1rJIEs ION THE BROWNS

Philadelphia. Pa, May "a baseball
trade by which the Philadelphia club Sc
cures the services OF Dowd. OF the s.
Louis club, N exchange for Mailman. Har-
icy aud Grady. has been coasumnated.
The three Philadelphia men were today
ordered 20 join the s. Louis club al Boston
On Morfav
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30

Pacific skies of IS loa. silver certificate
ecz GSS-

eHx6S0s.
BANK CLEARINGS
New York. May 9.-ciearirgs So.M.7E
balances $5Es.5n
CSC; balances G-a2 -
Baltimore. Nd. May a-Cleariags s, sc, :
GA; balances $2ls. 81
Chicago. Ills. May S-Cear;nss $3s.s.-
CO; New York exchange SG5o cents prem
iumi foreign exchange steady: demand
s4-s1ss: sixty days 81 s6zs
St Louis. Mo-. May 9-Clearirgs 2lR-
az; balances SIS. Is: money 4G7 per cent:
New York exchange 20 cents bid; 50 cents
asked.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30

Hettinger and Bleckley in humorous
pSeuda-defenses for their rare attend
ance. The pleasant affair closed by the
brethren rising TO sing Home, Sweet
Home led by Comp. Griffith, all voting
this one Of the most successful social
functions ever held in Wichita Masonic
circles
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
Geo 2 Ba-zs. Pres Z Waite. See-Trszs
Dan cE Live Sto>k
DANS1 Commission Co.

Rooms -a-fsa Live Stock Exchange Big
KANSAS CITY. NO
Capital Seek s@54eSs. Psd Up
II you va SlocksTs o. fse1ers. write
Is Reasonable advances EXpS-s7cc3
ssisszlea = each 3e7S-lle1t- Cattle, Eo<s
s-5 sheep Ts.=p5o-s 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
Western Association Games
CarIeSe s..ehsll flames.

Lincoln Neo-. Nay Ss--Tae University of
Nebraska hsii team txsc= defeated the INT
ye-Ssf.- q Kansas today Morning Ea--a.
Nebraska. L; Kansas. ! Afternoo1 game.
Nebraska q: Kansas, :
Cambridge. Mass. May 9.-Ha-yari. :.
Erizcstoc. :
Pals 3elqh-a, Pa. May e--Pen-sylTS-lse-
s: Cornell. :
Washington, D. c.. May STo.ays
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
GIANTS WIN TWICE
THUS MAKING IT THREE STRAIGHT
WITH THE BRoWEs.

Who Can't Beat the Gioats Alons. Mach
Less With the Umpire Added-Dad
Clarke Strikes Dat Six Merchants Do
Great Batting and Make . Triple PLAY
In the Second Game-Pittsborr Takes
Two From Brookiyn-Good Game At
Cincinnati - Champions, Philiies and
Senators WIa-Western Games.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
STOCKS AND BONDS
FRIDAYS SHORTS WHO COVERED
ARE C0NPLIMENIEn

Showed Their Wisdom By IN Early Arrival
to Avoid the Rash-Prefits Might Well
be Taken, But are Not, for Holiday
keasons-seefetary Cages Speech Also
for Both Stocks and Beads Ssroos for
the Week-Americans Rise In London
The Weeklv Hank sfneemeut
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30

fxsfse E1e.-~I -uu6<- VIZ ~ a2s 20
- zs-css fhesr ed scAasl dzss LIZ
,zsss-aF--~I s'pzes~ after tls<T sc xToEszs
- tAcy - z-@zsS rrgsn' - Ia4 ct wisss
e sez<s-x sTes. - i@<s - - -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30

= s-eF - AEt9Tss - wszss. . kza4
ezT S1s1s - s se~s - 3 E-ea - sxsss -
3 assszEaa Dszzosrzs-
= ~ ~ CT Y~~x@s5-z = tzs.<r -&&s
asz - es=zv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30

Mss Townsand, M Chicago trimmer.
Eil remain until August, owing 70 TIE
lac-ecsei amount % trade +his season.
ladies' wanting hats can get the sane
swell styles al season Ms. E. Eohe-,
fe- S.r-h Main stree.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30

statement Of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance SCI SEQ $50;
geld reserve 81, os1 2.e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30

A 2 C-ars5-S 90 Gz-1eo Pszs- was G
re market VIA one car . acrr
D ~ Ea-csi--o7 CO Ezys-h- szt o.
CE- CT zogS o. III a.zr.e-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
GRAIN AND PRODUCES MARKETS.

CHICAGO
Chicago grain and pro iuce markets fur.
aished by P L Bost-c, Commission Aer.
chant. rooms % and y ,ver Kansas Ma.
t.onal bank Telephone s..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
THE WEATHER
N.chsta Kan Nay "a

WICHITA Kan. May =, fN7.
I.ocal torecas; for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and warmer Sunday.
During the past twea;y-tour hours the
highest temperature was IS degrees. Tire
Lowest IS degrees. and The mean s. degrees
with clear, cool weather, and gentle northl
east wind.
Thus far this nonth The average ten
peratu-e has been ~ degrees.
For IKE past eight years The average tenn
perature for the month CT Nay hzs been
s degrees and for the sch day - degrees
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer
Washington. n. c. Nay S.-FoIlow.ag Il
the forecast Ill ?. n Sunday:
Fer Kansas: Fair; warmer II western
portion: variable winds. becoming south.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory: Fair.
nor-he-iy winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
never
DECEIVE
THE SICK.
This IS the Motto Of Professor
Munyon.
"Never deceive the sick A man who
would commit such a moral crime would
deserve the severest punishment SO

says Prof Munyon. the highest medical
authority in the world Munyon's In
proved System Of Medicine Is founded
upon scientific knowledge and common
sense Munyon has & separate specific
for each disease. Mostly sold for . cents
at druggists.
Mrs. Nancy Johnson, Wichita, Kan.
SAYS: "One trial bottle OF Munyon's
Rheumatism Cure gave me the greatest
relief after / had been suffering with
that disease for years"
Il IN doubt write to Prof. Munyon at
Philadelphia, Pa, and get medical advice
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REPRESENTATIVES, sALEs
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-10-02
A SQUARE ISSUE.

Jesse Stephenson, of Monte Wis.
ia, was nominated by the demo.
cratic convention at Alamosa We'd.
nesday evening and by the popu.
lists at Del Norte Thursday with lit.
tie opposition. tits generally con.
ceded that the Conejos gang will
bolt their ticket, throw Ez. Elliott
overheard, and go solid for the
Mckinley candidate, Frank Web
ster. If such is the case- and
there is no doubt about lit be-
hooves the silver forces to stand
by MIR. Stephenson. The editor OF
this paper is very much of mid
dle-of-a-roader, but when it comes
to drawing the line between Nc
Kinley man and Bryan man for
prosecuting attorney in Colorado,
and especially when the Wolcott
people are making a special effort
to control all the prosecuting at
torneys in the state we take sides
with the Bryan forces. Further.
more, Mr.. Stephenson stands way
ahead of his opponent in legal at
tainments; his general character,
TO say the least, is fully as good ms
that of Mr.. Webster, and especial
ly does he represent the taxpayers
OF the district. If we are correctly
advised, ono reason why L. B. Nc
Donald was turned down, was be-
cause he failed to make fees for
the sheritIs and their deputies, and
consequently, he had these politi-
cal manipulators solid against him.
For these and other reasons, that
will be urged during the campaign,
this paper will support the can
didacy Of Mr.. Stephenson.