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The true northerner., 1898-08-17

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Making Things to XIII.

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ploys about $4,000 workmen and has
20 miles Of internal RAILWAYS.
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PATIENCE HAIGHT,
SARAH II. KIRBY.
III DA ~ IAIG LIE

Heirs at law of Lewis J. Haight decd.
A. NJ. x G II. STEARNs, [57tl3o69
Att 'ys for Heirs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
New York Bank Statement

New York Sept. 3-The following is the
weekly bank statement; Loans, ss72, 900,
increase So, 100: specie. y14s 57s 800, decrease
1852 800; legal tender s54. 10. 800, decrease
S723. 900; net deposits s753 3ss, 500, decrease
s.. 544 600; circulation 81. o4s, 800. decrease
s74,sQ0. The banks now hold sl4,SsI go In
excess OF the requirements of the Is per
cent rule.
New York, Sept s.-The Financier says
this week:
Unless some very successful financing
is done, the reserves OF the banks will
shrink rapidly. AS already stated, there
is nothing in the situation to warrant
fear, but the abrupt ending of the war
and the continued heavy government re-
ceipts have brought about unforeseen re-
suits The expected increase in bank cir
culation cannot be made in time 20 meet
the emergency. but gold engagements can
be made il a day That Is why money
continues easy. but this week will perhaps
witness a marking up OF loans, considera-
bic liquidation and finer market gener-
ally. This. II is needless 20 say will be
only temporary. but congress will have
to deal with some very unexpected finau-
cia1 problems next winter"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04

and at ?. n The 3. Y. P. Z. VIII meet
for devotional service at : ?. N. Subject.
THE Lord Our Strength" Cora Harasr!e.
leader
St Paul's II E. church. corner Law
renee avenue and Thirteenth street. A. A.
Parker. pastor-SSunday school,. $50 a. u.
morning service. Il a m Sermon by TIE
pastor. Subject. Church Finances Ed
worth League, z a n. At p. N. Mss
Menrletta Bancroft Of Ololon. Mich. aeld
secretary OF d-aconess work. viii speak.
All will find a cordial welcome
First n +. church-At 1879 O'Clock to
day Miss Henrietta Bancroft. professor OF
English in Albion college. Michigan. and
fed secretary OF the Wonan's Home Mis-
s!onsry society and Desoonezs work. viii
speak. Autumn rally Of the Sunday school
at go Hon. y. E Stanley, Nr H. I'm
boden and Mss Anna Mason win deliver
hve-m!nute speeches. Fine music. Ep-
worth League a. D. N. Rev. George
Parkinson. leader. Mss Byrd II Schultz
vii sing a. the morning service and Mrs..
c. I Fuller IN the evening Al s O'Clock
Mr.. slutz VII review In his steps" b.
Sheldon. Visitors are always welcome A.
this church
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
PLACES OF WORSHIP.

Services VIII be held az the Episcopal
church this morning at 10:so g. NJ Music
by the choir.
Church OF Christ CScientist). IN Fletcher
block, No III West Second street-Aorn-
ing service at 1890. Subject. Substance. 3"
Evening service at O'Clock. Subject.
"Eusha's Prophecy Concerning Joash-"
Experience meeting Wednesday evening at
5 O'Clock Al lare welcome.
Regular services al the Emporia Avenue
Baptist church today. Elder Miller, thu
pastor, VIII preach at Il O'Clock a. m and
al s o'clock ?. m. Sabbath school al 10
o'clock. conducted BY r P. Carleton 2.
Y. P. L. prayer meeting at : o'clock You
are invited TO come and worship with Us.
Emporia Avenue NJ E. church. 81 South
Emporia avenue ". V. Burns. pastor
Sunday school at as. 3. D. Allen. super
intendent. Preaching al Il d n. BY Rev.
George Parkinson and AZ p. N. BY Rev.
s Garrigas Epworth League at ?. N.
c. G. Chapman, leader. Topic. The
Mustard Seed"
At the Central Church % Christ, corner
Market and Second streets. the pastor.
A z. Du5oer. VIII preach both morning
and evening. Subject at 1913 a n. The
ProdigaFs Father" at D. N. Christ
the Healer" Sunday school a. SO a IA:
Bible class at $50 p. IT.. \. p s c. z. at
Gas ?. n
The services a. the First Baptist church
today VIII be as follows: The Sunday
school viii open undsr the care OF the
superintendent al 10 j. m TIE pastor.
c. Il Wareham. viii preach at = q n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
LIVE STOCK MARkET
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Sept. 3.-Cattls-Recsipt
(otticiaD. 1s5: prices steady; receipts for
week. $500; supply Of fat coru-fed and
good fat westerns short Of demand; prices
steady. Common quality cattle, supply ex-
ceeds demand. prices 10 TO 20 cents lower;
stock and feeding cattle, vigorous demand
insures active market $50 cars shipped TO
country feed lots this week. Natives and
choice well-bred western feeders steady;
others 10 to zoe lower. Choice heavy steers
S5.30G5.60; medium. s45GG5.oo; butcher
cows and heifers, $2.sCG5.O0; butcher bulls,
s2-S0G3.7o; Texas steers, S31GG3.90; Texas
butcher COVE. s. S0g3,70 native and range
Gamers, g. 2Gq2S0.
Hog-Receipts. (officiaD, $3.50. Active,
strong prices. Receipts for the week. &c.
900, Light supply satisfies limited demand.
Today's prices 5 cents lower than week
ago Heavies, s3-7ea3.s5; mixed. s3.609
$50; lights, s3.50Q3SO
Sheep-Receipts. (oficia0 1850. Prices
unchanged Receipts for the week. 49,
900. Demand for all grades Of slaughter
Ing and feeding sheep continues TO ex-
csed supplies. This market, 1t is asserted
could consume twice the present receipts
and sustain prices. Lambs, So 00l75.7 70; ma
tive muttons. S4.oOG4 So; range muttons,
So. 75a4.35; range feeding lambs. s4.25G4 60;
range feeding sheep, SO. s0dL1O
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Sept. 3.-Cattle-Receipts 100.
Market steady for natives and firm for
Texans. Native shipping steers, N6of
$50; light and dressed beef and butcher
steers, So 5GQ5.35; stockers and feeders,
50. O0d460; cows and heifers. s2-00G500;
Texans and Indian steers. So 05G4 30; COWS
and heifers, s200d4.OO
Hogs-Receipts. 1,500. Market strong to
a shade higher; Workers, s. S503 IS; pack /
ers, 50. SQq3.s0; butchers, S390d4GO
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| short Of some line OF stock ordered, all
| departments being right now taxed 10
| their full capacity to Ill the standing or
I ders. For some time the record has been
about so different shipments a day in
the jobbing division.
a NJ Reveley and Brother George Riley
OF the travelling department OF the DoId
| company, are in the city on business at
headquarters.
In yesterdays report Of the stock yards
doing an unintentional error was commit
ted IN stating a shipment OF cattle. The
article stated that u. c. Campbell shipped
out a car load of cattle whereas Il should
have read his brother Mr.. J. P. Campbell.
who shipped a very fine lot Of thorough
bred Short-horn cows and heifers 20 lis
ranch near Ashland. Mr.. VI. c. Camp
bell was a caller at the yards that day
and hence the error.
Chief Clerk Harrison Of the accounting
division OF the DOld Packing company.
left last evening for a business trip IN
the Oklahoma country.
Other markets yesterday were as fol-
lows; Chicago expected 1000 hogs and
received 1900. with, 2s13 left over, the
market was quoted as opening higher and
turning weak The receipts for Frij4y
were 1900 Kansas City received $40
hogs, against $3.50 the day before, ana the
market was quoted as active. strong
prices" Receipts for the week we're 81
COO hogs at that point ST. Louis re-
ceived yesterday 1850 hogs. against $500
on Friday, and the market was quoted as
strong 70 a shade higher. Provisions de-
clined yesterday owing mainly TO weak
ness in the grain markets and dull trade.
There was little bought even On the con-
cessions.
The average weight OF hogs az Kansas
City during August was 219 pounds, COM
pared with III pounds the previous month,
and was the heaviest months average
since November last year.
Western pork packing the past week
amounted to $500 hogs, against 10000
the preceding week and 275,0O0 a year
ago.
Chicago hogs last month averaged 245
pounds. the heaviest monthly average
since December.
Kansas City Friday passed the Loo, 600
mark in this years cattle receipts.
Last month Chicago received usZ2
Texas waffle, against g, 127 in the same
month q year ago. In eight months this
year 81 205 head arrived. compared With !
155. Al during the same period n 1897.
Omahas receipts during August !
amounted to n. 727 cattle, 1s1.242 hogs, and /
s.. 334 sheep, as compared with ROB cattle, |
143, $50 hogs. and 1928 sheep in August /
last year. Total receipts for eight months /
this year amount 20 45S, al cattle, 1901, AIS /
hogs and 723, 2S1 sheep.
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COTTON

New York, Sept. s.-The cotton market
opened barely steady. with January IN
changed and other months to 4 points
lower. Following the call the trading ba-
SIS was ? 10 points under the final hg-
ures OF yesterday. with business excep-
uonally light The easier feeling was di-
rectly due 70 q weak set of English ca
bles. Considering the weakness abroad
our market exhibited d relatively steady
front. Reports OF further heavy rains in
the eastern portion Of the cotton belt
and oearish crop accounts generally,
checked bear selling and led the more
confident bulls 10 increase their holdings
IN a small way. Spot cotton quiet and
steady; middling gulf. &c; middling up
lands, SIC; sales. ss4 bales Futures closed
steady; September. 547: October. asa;
November, SIS; December, SIS; January,
$50; February. $50; March, SO; April,
5.74; May SIS; June. $50
New Orleans. Sept. S-Cottor-ouiet;
middling. 5ssc.
Galveston, Texas. Sept s.-Cotton-
Steady; 7-16c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
CITY IN BRIEF

E. D. Kmbau Is in Kansas city on
business.
Rev. ". V. Burns VIII spend today in
Newton.
Harry Parks Is home from a visit to Ar
kansas City.
DR.. Julia Bennett left last night tor Ger
home in Indiana
Miss Anna Maheney Is visiting In Au-
gusta for few days.
Captain ". T. Burgess VIII leave TO-DAY
for the Cincinnati reunion
Mrs. Julia Stoutneyer has gone east on
visit TO friends and rslatfvea
Miss Clemna Fitch Is visiting in Omaha
and attending the exposition
Tomorrow being a legal holiday, all
banks in the city VIII be closed
Mss Emma Johnson has accepted po-
sition with George lines < Co.
Miss Mae Chapel gave a very enjoyable
co0web party Monday afternoon
MI Amos Mclean, VINO has been sick
the last three weeks, is improving
Mr.. Fred Little returned yesterday
from four days business trip 70 Cheney.
L, F. Cochran has gone TO Atlanta, Ga.
10 attend meeting Of railway mail clerks
The TransniSs1ssjpp4 congress will
probably be held here the last OF Novezn-
her.
Miss Al1e Miller e home from an az
tended visit with relatives n kansas
City.
Mise Maize Alsy lett yesterday FOR ohio
and entueky. where sh. VIII spend TIE
winter.
Mrs. Clara Little ia, returned from
Colorado after q n0nhs absence from
the city.
Ike AUX came down yesterday morning
from Topeka TO spend Sua14y win his
family.
c H smythe heads ths procession
when < comes TO Z haadson. pair OF
roadsters-
Ms H L Mason z1n leave ooday for
Cincinnati 70 attend II. national G. a
P reunion
Miss Eva Griffith lett yesterday for
months visit with friends and relatives
~ cincinnati
Ms Col lines and her daughter. Mss
Bess.e. are home ron q Up 20 Chicago
ard Ire east.
0. = $3.50 q augusta was n tas city
yes-e714y. While here II vas a guest os
the Marazctal
Prof Dyer vii return tonorr0w from
0a.o where he has oe=1 os2suc;iag
teacaers Institute
Ms. Joaa Redmond Ie:t yesterday ,or
Paris. O, whs-e she VII vsi- va -e1a-
e-yes Tor 8 few weeks
There XII oe a caac1s . - F1t.h zs-s
Republicans AZ ire aose house @ ths
Wes- SEs Monday ltEnt
J-nas De-r VII lszvs today sor Pam
sy,szzia, where - MI spend = laoa,a
VIA Fe.z-lyez and trle16S
NJ and AIRS " :. Lz54 are Spending
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
H(|G MARKET STEADY
Very Good Saturday Run and
Quality Fair.
TOPS UP TO S3.65
Active and Firm Hog Market
Few Cattle.

The Wichita hog market yesterday ruled
steady TO strong. with fair line OF re-
ceipts on sale and the quality about the
same as the day before. II was in every
respect q very satisfactory Saturday.
both in the amount Of hogs offered, and
the business done. It has become an ac-
cepted axiom that the last day OF the week
should be light in point Of receipts, and
ell parties concerned have come TO look
upon this condition as standing one and
beyond question. This has been true in
the majority Of cases, and yet so far as
this market is concerned there is no real
good reason for il, and never has been.
since the hogs marketed on this day have
always received the same attention and
good bidding as on any day n the week
But yesterday, however, broke a long
standing record, and the run was at least
normal, and with few exceptions up 70
most OF the days this week. It is true
that the early part OF the DAY showed thu
usual signs OF stagnajion. and the trad
ing Jagged, solely from want OF hogs 10
deal IN. But toward the close reports
commenced coming in Of consignments for
this point from four different roa%. and
taIs had the effect at once Of stimulating
Interest, and buyers and receivers alike
waited for al possible shipments. Most
OF the business for the day was done
late, but all was attended to, and the
best prices for the day were made after
IL was supposed all was in. Four Of the
cars came II after sunset but the local
demand was strong enough to accelerate
the tone of the trade, and all hogs offer
cd were promptly bid for and taken at
strong prices, the best they could COM
nand- other markets all through the day
showed signs Of the regular Saturday
.ethargy, and this condition was natu-
rally felt on this market. Tops were,
however, FIVE cents better than The tops
for Friday, and the bulk of sales we're
likewise five cents ahead OF the range
for the day previous. The average weight
was 2l2 pounds, pounds better than the
day before, but under that Of the same
day last week The wagon trade was light
as usual for this day, and for most OF
the days during the present .ull, and
the quality Of the offerings in this branch
was common, nothing at all being offered
OF d choice or even fairly good order
Some of the car stuff offered was con-
spicuously light, but most Of IL was Of
falr grade and good, plump stock. 2s7 /
pounds was the heaviest load on the mar |
ket and II went as low for one load as 4
49, Il was IN every way very good I
Saturday, the best in several weeks, and /
ell hogs which came in were sold and al |
ways at prices the very best any market |
soUId offer yesterday. The lights and /
cut-outs received due attsut!ou. and the
fun loads sold well up, anc every enc
was satisfied The week has been the
best in several. both n poinc of receipts
and tone Of the markets. Next week is
also 20 show Up we'll
Z , . = Z A THY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
The Sure La Grippe Cure.

There IS no use suffering from this
dreadful malady, il you will only get the
right remedy. You are having pain all
through your body. your live is out of
order. have no appetite. no life or ambi-
ton, have a bad cold. in fact are COM
pietely used up. Electric Bitters IS the
only remedy that will give you prompt and
sure relief. They act directly on your
Liver. Stomach and Kidneys. tone up the
whole system and make you feel like 4
new being. They are guaranteed to cure
or price refunded. For sale at G. Gehr-
ing's Drug Store, only 30 cents per bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04

two weeks IN Colorado Springs taking I,
the sights OF the carnival
Mrs ". R Dulaney and earSater. Is1Iu
viii arrive this evening from severa
weeks outing in Colorado.
Mrs. Little Of North Water stree. WI
| leave this morning for Cincinnati 81.
viii be gone about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". " Frazier are a,
home from a three weeks outing At En-
neSa Springs and Springfield. No.
Miss Ada Townsend has returned from
/ New York. where she has been purcAas
Ing millinery for George lines & Co.
! Mrs. A " Morehead and son. Leon
have just returned from a two months
visIt IN Pittsburg. Indianapolis and Coi-
cago.
Miss May Tartar viii leave this morn
ing over the Frisco for Joplin, No. WHERE
she viii vis.t with friends for a short
time
Mrs. Edward Garst and Miss Ma Tar
ter leave today FOR Carthage, No. where
they VIII spend q few weeks with friends
and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. y. " Moore LEI, yester-
day noon via Frisco railroad for e two
weeks visit with Mr.. Moors's parents az
Shelbyville. Ky.
Dr. J. II Minick viii go TO the rational
G. A R reunion az Cincinnati. Dr.. Mr.
lex VIII leave today with q party Of
Wichita people.
Mr.. and Mrs S. H. Kngore ana their
children eft yesterday over the Missouri
Pacific for Omaha, where they viii spend
a week visiting the exposs ton
Doc Rose. formerly OF this city and now
agent for the Wells-Fargo * Ponca CITY.
has been hero for several days visiting
friends.
Miss Bertha Mock, one OF tie camping
party VINO went 20 Colorado in July. has
returned horne much improved in health
after having visited Denver. Boulder and
Salida
W. " Frazier. OF tie Wichita Produce
company, while on hts vacation visited
the fruit belt OF Arkansas ana says that
the banner apple county CBenton) will
not have a car OF apples TO ship tbs sea-
son.
T. c. ColweH and A. E16res OF Perry.
arrived IN the city yesterday morning
overland on their wheels, having ridden
through IN one day. transacted their bust
ness and Will leave this morning and ar
rive in Perry tonight
Now that the expenses Of tie city has
been cut down several thousand dollars
pc rannum and the revenue has begun 20
increase very percepdbly. the park boule-
ward ought 10 be sprinhed- Why not 60 !
1t? Everybody says aye.
Jim Tapp has had new delivery wagon /
built, recently purchased = dandy team OF }
ponies, rugged them out in a now set OF 1
fine harness Jim says there has been no /
dull season at the Red Front Racket this .
year, and gives advertising credit for IL
Mr.. A d. Spencer, Of tbs firm OF Healy
& Co.. live stock commission merchants. /
leaves tomorrow FOR two weeks visit
81 his Old home az Bowling Green. Ky.
It Is twelve years since Mr.. Spencer has
visited his old home and he anticipates
4 pleasant reunion among old friends.
The Eagle has great many namssakes
Eagle Bakery. Eagle Laundry. Eagle
Livery Stable, Eagle Creamery. Eagle
Hotel. Eagle Cigar. The latest 10 adopt
he name Is the Stanly Wholesale Hat
which has christened a very
hobby crush hat Wichita agile" The
Eagle can commend i, as being a nice.
'hapely hat and a good wearer.
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A Narrow EscaDe.

Thankful words written by Mrs Ada z
Hart. Of Groton, s D. Was taken with =
bad cold which settled on my lungs; cough
set in and finally terminated in Consurnp-
ton. Four Doctors gave me up. saying I
could live but a short time. gave my self
up to my Savior. determined if l could not
stay with my friends on earth. I woulI
meet my absent ones above. Ny husband
was advised to get DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. I gave il 4 trial. took in all eight
bottles. It has cured me. and thank God
I am saved and now a we'll ami healthy
woman" Trial bottles free at c. Behring's
Drug Store
Regular size soc and 800. Guaranteed or
price refunded.
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WOOL MARKET.

London. Sept. 3--There was numerous
inquiries in the wool market during the
week for Merino fleece. and Cape Of Good
Hope and Natal greasy. but holders re-
fused 70 part with their stock The ar
rivals to date for the fifth series. which
will open on September p. aggregate rs
763 bales
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04

Butter-Steady; western creamery, 49,
elsie; Elgins, lS1zc; factory. utzGI4c.
Eggs-SLsady; western, l5isc
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, Sept 3-Wheat-No. 1 red
western winter. dull. IS Sd; No. I red
northern spring. dull. IS ed Futures
closed steady; September, IS SID; Deem
Der, IS IJ.d
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York, Sept 3.-COnee-Holiday.
Sugar-Raw. strong; fair refining, Ice;
centrifugal, S. test, 4zsc; molasses, s-I5c;
refined, strong.
All other markets closed
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Bucklen's Arniea sale.

The Best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheun. Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands. Chublalns.
Corns. and ali Skin Eru2tions. and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price = cents per
box For sale By @. Gehrinz.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04

Chicago. Sept 3-Rsceipts today: Wheat
! 279. corn Al. oats, A. cars Minneapolis
wheat receipts today. 39S cars.
Chicago. Sep, s. Butter Steady:
creameries, l5Gls; dsiriss. l2Gl5.
Eggs-Ffrm: fresh. l2-zc.
Live poultry-Duu; spring chickens,
s1zc; hens. &c; ducks, &c; turkeys. s1Sc
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Sept S-Whear-RaCsiot
IS cars: lower; No. hard, 5e1sI; No. =
5s1zFsl; No. ;. 56C5s; No. rsd. s.. No g
59G54; No. spring. 56E57; No. g So
5sc-
Confirm; No. mixed ~; 40. :
White. 3sI@S--s No. 8. - 1-7c-
Oats-Aoout steady No : white, nc
&c.
Ry-Easier; No. : &c
Hsy-A6out steady: cho'cs timothy.
SIS. choice prairie s. 15E553
BUtter-Flrrn; separator. 15lzs17'5; dairy
l5c
Esgs-Firn; fresh. Ike
81 LOUIS
S. Louis. Sept 3-Wheat-I.owe-. NJ.
red cash. elevator. sc bid. from sc
track; September. sfzsc, December. s--.c
bid. Nay. s424c asked; No hard Sc
Corn-Lower- No cash -. asked.
September, @S5.e bid; December. zs7.c b.5.
May. sas.c
Oacs-Lower: No. cash. &c bid; track
2Zzzc: Sepsemb Der. 2114ssc. December.
-o-c BID, NAY. zsc BIZ. No. Ea.-=.
-
Ryesztzc offered
Flaxsesd-S,ea6y; $40
Bu,ter-s.eaay: creamery. iss-s4c.
sd - Ice
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Were you an ere witness 70 this AFFAIR.""
asked the prosecutor i don't Know shat
Yog'd call a nigh witness, but warn Z more a
i've rods away