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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-07
MUSIC AND DRAMA
HOSPITAL LECTURE COURSE.

EOoE 4 A. LIZ = fAE IO1fNE-
The tickets for the course will probably
be ready for sale THE week They can Do
obtained from any OF the ladies' % tho
board AS has been announced. the num-
Der viii Dc limited 70 so OF Rev. Thomas
Dixon. whose lecture - the hrst number
In the course, the New York World sayst
The building cannot hold the eroSas
that struggle 70 hear him
OF the second number IA the courss TIE
Rev. !. J. Lewis lecture on the Passion
Play Of ObsrsmmerEraa Carl swsEssoa.
president Of Bethany co.lsgs LisdsbsrS.
Kan. says; Mr.. Lewis and his lscturs
are both unique. II Il a. different from
The usual stsreopticon lecture as HaBe.is
Messiah" - from 4 Salvation Army
atty"
Ths tnfr1 number. the Boston LADIES'
symphony orchsssra. - without qu.stisa
one OF the strongest lecture course num-
berS travelling I; is eauai IA merit ana
more q a novelty than any male erchss-
ira There are other ladlez' orchsstraa.
but none eQaal % This. All he mem srs
are artists. not ordinary musicians. ara
;hezr varied repertoire iaciufss ths best
works OF The great nAst~rn B.zdss ,bis
they give selections Of = lighter and more
popular Character
In ne fourth nuns5r We are - have .
gllupse % Frand opera Tak company
known as The Grand Operate Starr. -
compossd % I've % the creates; artists
In Era5d concert and opera II - tAs znoss
artistic company in America Tss opsra
repertoire includsz "F2aat 90 "Hartha.-'
'"Trovators.' '-Trzvista. - ~carrssa- ara
''Czvsisrla BustlnanA~ A. at uia -
given from ore % thee ia costume
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-07
LATE NEWS 81 WIRE

San Antonio, Tex, Aug s-The Demo-
cratic congressional convention OF the
Twelfth district today nominated James
L. Slayden for reelection to congress
Hamburg Aug. "a fire on Oswald
quay last night, originating in spontan-
eous combustion amid cotton. destroyed
over a million marks valu. OF merchan-
disc
Messina. Island Of Sicily. Aug s-There
was a severe earthquake shock here TO-
day al 2:33 a m. The inhabitants were
panic stricken but there was no damage
done.
Davenport. Ia. Aug. 6.-Henry Schultz
Of Valley City. Ia. shot and killed his
wife today and then killed himself The
wife had applied for e divorce on the
ground Of cruelty.
Cleveland. o.. Aug. s.-A deed OF assign
ment was fled IN the court OF insolvency
today by the Burdy & Mcneil company,
the largest lumber firm in the city. AS
sets. $685. liabilities. $50 900.
Vancouver. B. C, Aug. s.-The fruit IN
spector has seized forty boxes OF pears
tutL arrived yesterday on the steamer
WaIla Waua from California and a SON
signmeut Of apples was ordered discharg-
ed on the claim that they were affected
BY the cooling moth.
Davenport. Ia. Aug s-Joe A. Edwards
member OF the Iowa Legislature and resi-
dent professor % law at the State univer-
sity al Iowa City. I. dead al Mercy hos
p!tal. where be underwent an operation
for hernia two weeks ago. The doctors
think apoplexy. AID not the operation.
caused death
Philadelphia, Aug. s-The funeral o. The
late Or. William Pepper. the eminent
physician and scientist. who died II Cali
tornia q week ago. took place here today
Private services were held al his late resi-
deRce, after which public services were
held AZ s. James Protestant Episcopal
ceucch- Interneat was made n Laurel
Hi cemetery and vas strictly private
Oa,y the members % the family accom-
panied :ae remains 70 the cemetery
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-07
COTTON

New York. Aug. s.-The cotton market
opened dull and ruled speculativeIy nat
all during the short session. The few sales
made on the call were al decline of /
point TO an advance OF one point. Sub
sequent transactions were OF a scalping
nature at about last nights bid prices.
Early fluctuations were restricted TO q
range Of two points, The indifference Of
the local element was due in good part
TO reports OF stagnation al Liverpool, ab-
sence OF interest on the part OF out
siders, and generally unchanged condi-
tons in cotton belt. Heavy rains were
indicated on the weather maps for New
Orleans and Abilene, Texas. but over the
rest OF the belt clear weather was noted.
Spot closed dull. and easy; middllng up
lands, 1-1s; middling gulf. 6 sis SSaIes,
716 bales. Futuresclosed quiet: August
S5.87; September. 1881; October. S.s5; No
vernber. s5eS; December. 500: January,
SOS; February. Os.e; March, ss.2; April,
S6.l5; May, s6ls
Galveston, Tex, Aug. s.-Cotton-Qulst;
< IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-07

Many q woman feels that her daily lot
is wTetched and unhappy beyond descrip-
ton. She is weighted down by crush
ing burden Of physical weakness that her
husband cannot understand. and for
which he does not know how TO make az
iowance, simply because he is a man
He forgets-if indeed he ever realizes
that a woman's entire existence. men
tai as well as physical, Is bound up in
and identified with the delicate and i'm
portant special organism OF woTnanhood.
When woman Is peevish. fre;;uL netv-
Gus fun Of aches pains and constant
nliserbes, he viii seldom attributs them
10 their actual cause.
WHERE THE BLAME LIES
He VII blame a woman's tenpsr for
what IS righifuIly due 10 q condition q
disease and weakness He viii forget -
loyalty and patience. grow careless Of her
feelings. negJecttul and even perhaps
unkind. what should be the delight end
comfort Of domestic life IL emb1ierst End
sometimes almost destroyed through ac-
.lal ignorance Of the great fundamental
facts which control and color The woman ;
p,1ysicaI life
Should there tot bs more thorough
confidence and frank understanding D.
tween husbands and wives and between
mothers and dsuzt te-s OF rHis al irnoo-t-
an s1Ibjact7 Ought rot everyone con
ce-ns5 = make tbs problem % repairing
Ne peystczI capacity, upon When a..
o.hs- caozbIzey depends. ths foTsTnoSt oo-
est Of thslr sz-asS- soifci-E1el
The kiadsst q husbands cannot t1lly
sv-7athizs With what he Goes not IN
s.-stand However ts-rfb,y woman
.ure-s she hates % b complaining of
ri-hszl-h all the time; shs hates 20 ar-
k-owlsage that she has aay weakness OF
IRIS nature u sls eats n "a ooc'S--
-iae tines = ter re inexperienced i9c21
o-sctiioasr does Tot diagnose 80 tTo31's
correctly. re prssc-fs@s fo- liver eissazs
q heart weakness, o. he Ray ssy: Your
-e-v.s ard s.oznz-h need q Httie to- -
-, haas Re VII seldom rscog7lrs
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--xzas distinctly ss-nsniae tas SPECIAL, -
.-sra.s ard s@rs-lys structure gaaca IS
~ozzn Tor ~issaoSs ars r1o-zsrAoo4
WHY wOMES HESITATE
wasz a Sensitive modest woman o1cs
fzlrly rezEEss tie cause q tas CO..
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-07
A Spanish Woman's
Terrible Experience!
The Difference Between Spain's
Brutality to Wonen and
Anglo Saxon Humanity.

Among ali the incidents Of cne Spanish
American war one o. those which best
Illustrates ne Spanish character. Is me
s1ory Of wealthy woman refuge. rvea
from Santiago oy the fear Of orloardrn-nl
returning again 20 dna ner home aid
property piilsged and destroyed by sod
lefs Of her own race and otood
imagine, II you can such a. occurreace
IN al American OF an English army ?
Imagine any one OF .ae hundred ,pounns, n
'neS aid atrocities toward women xalch
Characterize the Spanish race oe,as 5,n.,-
Gated under the =uie o. AZ Ang.o-Ss xo1
ration! impossible!
NO wonder SO many frightened --.,,xsss
look upon tbs American army as ,aA.-
deiVersnce from the hands o; . brutal
and ;nhuman MOB.
ne way a nAaon treats u. vone, a
the mark OF us standing among M world
OF nations. and shows n Al ins.aa; us
state OF CIVILIZATION or OF savasery
THE AMERICAN SENTIMENT
Americans exa4t rheir women as The
better part Of The nation and render them
sun taNc, oSFOle1 homage as R1msr-
kind receives IN no other country n he
world
It Is not mere lip-service nor ne snal-
low gaikrrry which para6es Itself in nne
phrases and extravaganza compliments IL
"a the simple and sincere Difference of
genuine manhood towards he sex which
includes their mothers. sisterSsweethearts
and wives
How fully do American women appr.-
cate and reciprocSte this obvious senti-
ment OF American manhood n Is ques-
ton worth looking into Do The women
of our country fully realize The oppor-
tunties for happiness and power which
lie within rhetr grasp7 II they should
lose a large proportion Of the queen9y
heritage so freely accorded and which
rightfully belongs TO them. Where lies the
blame. and wherein is the rsdress7
HOW TT Ii SOMETIMES THwARTED.
Many a woman-ulany a Thousand
women-throughout this land whsre
womanknd is loved and reye-enced, lead
lives Of constant misery and sorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-07

Sheep-Rece!pts. to5iciaD, 70 Prices IN
changed; receipts for me week 1900:
slightly increased supply 5lo aot .Quai
the demand Til. market could coEsums
much larger supplies without Affecting
prices Killing sheep and lambs active a.
steady prices.
ST LOUIS
81 Louis Aug s.-Cartie-Receipts. 100 !,
market close for the week VITA me prices
weak and 10 20 2oc lower FOR natives. and
Texans sui! lower than asst Saturday: ma
tive shipping steers. s.. 5rde IS. light and
dressed beef and butcher steers $500
80; stockers and feeders IS. z0g4.5o. cows
and heiters. g 00G4 30; Texans and Indian
steers. s.. 2GG4. so; cows ana heifers. =. SO
35O
Hog-Receipts, LOO; market active and
Sc higher; workers. g sOG3 30: packers. 50. s.
a. s.; butchers, g s5G4.o0.
Sheep-Recelpts, 100; marke; nrm; ma
tive muttons, S3.5964. Is; lambs, A.004s.25 Is.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-07

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privI CT OF her own home without re-
sort 20 these repugnan; methods. comes
% May a woman ike . revelation CT
mercy ara delivsranc- For 3ae year
suffered more ;haa tongue can ex-
press" says Mrs Lily Heckart. OF Bar
tiesvi.ie. Cherokee Nat Ind Ter Il
was Z ped mary al ne tine I was
scarcely able TO work aalf 9f the une
! could not even dress myself God alone
knows what I suffered I as3 falling OF
the womb 20 badly that a. times could
Pc. p!tauon Of he heart ! would often
ta.nI away and i, seemed as i l never
would recover I had SEX headache near
y AL The tine and also aad St vitus's
dance Al ihs commencement ot Iae
monthly period he misery would Be 50
great thar would be nearly crazy; this
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When 1 would stand or ny feet /; seemed
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OF. and / had alrnost los, memory when
commenced using DR. P4erces medicines
/ had doctored with ave different phys.-
clans but they did me no good They
hnslly said they had done al they could
WHAT HER DOCTOR SAID.
'NOne OF these doctors. OF forty years
experience. said 70 M; I can't do you
any good. SO why not Try DR. P V
Pierce's Favorite Prescription SO I de-
cided 20 write 20 DR.. Pierce and describe
my troubles. He wrote me 9 nice. father
ly. kind letter n reply. and followed his
advice. took three bottles each OF Or.
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had finished these / had no symptoms OF
the old disease. was soon able 10 90 all
my work. now do all my own sewing
and an heavier than ever before:
weigh i45 pounds. and my husband says I
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Three OF my nelghoors have used Dr.. |
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my friends am willing 10 answer any /
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for reply"
AN EMINENT SPECIALIST.
This superb remedy was devised by
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an educated ana experienced physician
who Tor thirty years has been al the
head OF one Of rhe representative med
zeal institutions OF America: The In
valids' Hotel and Surgical Institute az
Buffalo, y. 7. Here DR.. Plercs. as chief
consulting physician. has successfully
treated more eases Of chronic feminine
diseases than any other physselan IN tie
United States.
There never was another mstlcins de-
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pure vital capacity TO TIE pomanly organ
Ism so promptly and radically as this
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absolutely aispels al abnormal and Dis
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ever severe ard Obstinats they may zo-
pear.
THERE IS NO OTHER
Il - the only medicine invented By 4
skilled and eminent specialist zTslch ban
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hood. and relieves ne trying ordeal % al
its dangers and a large proportion q rs
pains and dlsco-nforts Il began taxing
your 'Favorits Prsscroton' II AsE4z; IsS7.
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HOGS FIVE HIGHER
Vey Light Run and QGa'it}
Fair
TOPS UP TO 1857 l-2
Review Of the Week arc Com
parative cures.

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
a full I'VE higher win the Usua. Saturd ~
uuet. and added 10 that the abnormal
light receipts which have p?svaileo 81!
the week The trade was active sc long
as any hogs were in sigat. and entausi-
asm and vim sagged only Uhe- all the
hogs were disposed OF The run was
light as 20 volume and The tone al al
times strong. The quality N the main
was good and more far 20 good hogs
were received than for several days back
There were hight hogs and tain stocH re-
Fceived through che day but the bulk Of
the stock offered was above the average
for several days. The weight was TWO
pounds better than that Of Friday. and
ten pounds heavier than Thursday. The
top load for the day showed up &6 pounds
and took the premium Of &S71z. against
3.65 the day before for tops. Everything
offered was quickly absorbed. including
one car received late The nlght before.
Dold being practically the only buyer
IN the field and paying the best prices
FOR anywhere near desirable hogs. The
demand was az all times good and more
hogs could have been used and ststrong
prices, had they come m. The day was
without any Leading feature and was lie
less through most OF the day. the scant
run making bidding uncertain since the
selection AFFORDED was 90 thin. The evil
dent scarcity of marketable hogs in the
country is making the receipts the past
week light, and the stun coming in only
just fair as 20 quality. The buyers are
consequently taking almost anything Of
fered and not at all particular as 20
grade. T-He week has been light in re-
ceiptx and the quality for the most part
only fair, more mixed loads and Eght
thin stock being received than could find
q ready market ordinarily. Nothing re-
ceived the past week has been forwarded.
everything being sold and at the best
prices warrantabIe from the conditions
OF other markets. Saturdays are proverb-
tally light in run and yesterday was no
exception. the receipts being even more
SO than usual. The local killing demand
continues good and is absorbing about all
the hogs offered, and most of the time
could easily take care Of much more stock
than IS coming in. The life Of The market
IS well sustained, all hogs being cared for /
upon arrival by the leading buyers, the
cal being greater than the supply. Next
week Is expected TO show increased re-
ceipts.
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graz aat9ra. 80 Ass IS lasks s-fa= zza
~rsry s<zsz~s- HarTs czsE-s s2s = zax-
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Oats-No. ., 221a; No. 8. 2112G22.
Flax-Northwest, SO; October, S214 q9211a.
Chicago, Aug. 6.-A deluge OF rain ir
the northwest, together with higher quo
tations from Liverpool, discouraged the
bears today in the wheat pit al the start
The continued light arrivals of new wheat
notwiths tanding the generous crop which
has been harvested. were also a disturb
ing factor and aided materially TO develop
strength. Beerbohm estimates the world 8
shipments for the week at $500, 900 bush
els. Receipts here were IA cars; all new.
Minnea polls and Duluth received 81 car
loads as compared with 158 last year. Es-
timated cars for Monday: Wheat, 100;
corn, 500; oats, S15.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Aug. 6.-Receipr-Wheat
162 cars. No grain market today; hou-
day.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, Aug. 6.-Rece!pts, At cars;
higher; No. 2 red cash, elevator. 70; track.
70: August, $50; September, 6S1s gssl4 De
cember. SIS; May, 6S2s; No. 2. hard, 20
az.
Corn-Easier; No. cash, s2Z; August.
321a; September. 323s G321z bid; December.
32l4; May. "a.
Oats-Firm; No. cash, g; track, 241z9
Is; No. 2 white, So9S1; September. An;
May. 24&s.
Rye-Nomnal; IS.
F1axseed-Higher; 81
Pork-Quiet; 500.
Lard-Quiet; prime, $50; choice, $50
Butter-Firn; creamery, 1920; dairy, Il
@l7c.
Eggs-Steady. s19c, loss or.
NEW YORK.
New York Aug acknowledgements IA
600 bushels; exports, 1s0, 81 bushels. Spot
strong; No. red. 70. Z. o. b.. anoat ex-
port grade to arrive; No. 2 red, 7slsGSo;
spot ahoat. + o. b.; options were strong
and quite active all the forenoon. closing
IA net cher. Shorts were impelIed 70
cover BY light receipts, higher cables, wet
weather in the northwest and heavy
weekly clearances; No. : red spot. y 5-I6q
y S-16; closed 7312.
Corn-Receipts. 1S4.350 bushels; exports.
~, 65l bushels; spot strong; No. ?, 3sls.
T. o. b., adoat- Market opened steady.
with wheat, and ruled quiet, without par
ticular feature and closed unchanged.
Sept 377sGSS; closed SITS.
Oats-Receipts. $500 exports, 1871 20;
spot steady; No ?, 2sl4 G2Siz; No. , white
S3H Options quiet, but steady; closed IN
changed; Sept. 2614
Butter-Rece.pts. 3.555 packages; firm;
western creamery. l4qls; Elgins, 1s; fac
tory, NAT
Eggs-ReceIpts, 47sl PACKAGES; firm;
western. It13
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool Aug. s.-Wheat - Futures
closed Arm; August, nominal: September.
IS lo52d: December. IS SD.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-07
DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. Aug. S--Tas DRY gods mar
keI during the week has developed al II
proved demand 10 many quarters for spot
business The number O. buyers u ne
city mas steadily increased during tEe
week. and the amount CO business trans
acted n the stores mas increased n Ike
proportion. The sales ara uaS.Eg = BET
ter daily average, although II 1e-su tnsy
have not changed materially. P-;at
c.oths are wesAsv than lh=y were -
the opening ~ tas ws=k Extras z.
cents ve-e sod fo- OcIo5s--N oven Der o.
livery 4 sufficient quantities 70 or.1g
the weeks sales l2 . q po-1t IN excess
% ,hs weeks production. ODD goods are
quiet n nearly al grades a15 are rot
100 firm The c1rta.ialeat problem 5 s,-I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-07
AClrvcr Trirk

Il certainly looks like Il. but there 70
really no trick about IL. Anybody can
try II who has Lame Back and Weak
KIdneyA Malaria or nervous troubles. Wa
mean he can cure himself right away By
taking Electric Bittsra This medicine
tones up the whole system. acts as a
semuiant 10 Liver and kidneys. IL a
blood purifier and nerve tonic. II cures
Constipation. Headache. Painting Spells.
sleepiessness and Melancholy. I; Is purely
vegetable. mild laxative. and restores
the system to It's natural vtgor. Try Elee-
trio Biiters and be convinced that they
are a miracle worker. Every bottle guar
anteed. Only soc a bottle a; @. Gshrinx's
Drug Store
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-07
Wv York Rtnk stzt@me~t.

New York. Aug. s-Tcs weekly oa-k
statement Shows ne 20 owing caanz es-
Surplus reserve. decrease = OF. ~. cans
Increase S1.7sS.Ic, spec.e- Increase = 81
~. 1sgai terc=-s cecrsasa E55Z5.. 6e-1s-
!,s increase ~ 1859. -.rcz.a:.c1- &C.
crease Sis ~ TIE oaaks Eek 5oiz rs
So - z excess q the requirements -
re = per cent --.s
Mex Yo-k. AGE s.-Tas New York Fl
rSac.er this week says:
The statement .: The Associated Banks
ot New Hork slew Sozs rAShs< heavy