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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-18
BERLIN'S DRUG STORES.

The German drug store is mystery
,o the American when he first becomes
one of its customers. IT is not nearly
so comprehensive as the American in
stitution of the same kind. The apoth-
ecary's department, which is only one
feature OF the American drug store, is
an independent establishment in Ger
many and is devoted to the filling of
prescriptions and the duties OF the
apothecary. The "droguerie,' quite
separate place. provides half the arti-
cfrs rt,stonarity -foHffa here in the drug
store. II is to the droguerie that one
must go for soap toothbrushes drugs
i'm the pure and all OF the articles not
dealt in by the apothecary. me diVls-
ion may be n convenient one atter the
mysteries have been mastered out IL
is confusing at first.
Another regularity Of the apotheca-
ries is that most Of them have names
displayed That custom dates from the
earliest DAYS Of their history. one OF
the most famous i'm Berlin closed lts
doors the other day, and the lncldent
recalled some interesting facts. Inc
old names Of the shops have survived
To some extent although the purely
fantastic names have given place 10
others better suited TO the commercial
exigencies of modern times. The city
| TODAY possesses 1914 shops or apothe-
cnries and many have adopted names
taken from the street square or region
| i'm which they are situated. There are
| 56 of these, and 10 are known only by
| Tho names of their proprietors. Nine
| teen are named after birds, the eagle
| having ten named In its honor. There
| are all sorts of eagles among these zen
black. red and white. Other names in
| cIude wild animals. mythological names
| such as Minerva and Flora. and roya
| titles like Friedrich and Augusta VIC
toria. Most curious are those called
| after famous historical personages
| such as Arminius. Roland and Sieg
| fried. One difference between the carr!
l.davs i'm Berlin and the present Us IN.
practical disappearance OF the frencl
| apothecaries. In 1880 when the hrs
count was taken three out or twenty
| ore were French Twelve OF tines
original places are known today by tn
names they bore then
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-18
ApuLTEpATED FOOD EXHIBIT.

one Of the rare exhibits at the York
-1pa-4- -falF tA4s-IGnak- is -Lhe -XaI1eileA- of
addlterpted food shown by the Pennsyl-
vania state Agricultural Society. Among
the articles are honey" without a drop
OF honey I'm a. cream Of tartar" com
posed not ~ the genuine but OF alum,
gypsum. tartaric acid. etc; coffee
which is only a combination Of chicory,
horse liver and bullock liver.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-18
0lympic Theatre.

Reilly and Woods big show is at the
Olympic Theatre this week, and there
is no doubt that it will prove a strong
attraction, for from curtain to curtain
there is not a single weak spot I'm the
hin. The performance opens with the
"Cyclone Six" who appear In Ihe
Husbands Return" a most side e-split-
ting farce which puts everybody In
a good humor. Then comes fat helily'
always funny i'm speech and behavior,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-18

daughter was always interesting ana
natural. Miss Amber's work as the ad-
venturess was careful and at all times
quite equal to the occasion, and In the
stirring elopement scene the various
phases of the character she was por-
traying were well brought out.
The same piece Will be given TINS
evening and tomorrow afternoon ana
evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-18
Providence Opera House.

"The Tree of knowledge" was pro-
duced for the first time in this city at
the Providence opera house last even
ing after a successful simultaneous run
at the Lyceum theatre, New York, and
the ST. James theatre, London. 1t was
an interesting performance, and the
play and the chief actors i'm it were well
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-03
MARKET GETS MIXED
Some Stocks Reacting But
Undertone Strong.
LONDON, BEING GULLED
BY Spanish War Stories, Sells
lnternationaIS.

New York, June 2.-The tendencies in
the stock market today was much mixed
and at times so conflicting as TO make any
general view confusing and difficult. L
is fair TO state however. that in spite
OF the reactionary course OF some stocks
the undertone OF the market was very
firm and even strong.
In a general way it may be stated that
the high-priced leaders OF the market.
with the single exception OF Sugar, came
10 a halt and even receded. while the
Iower-priced stocks, both in the railroad
and industrial lists. were lifted 70 d ieve!
more commensurate with the high level
attained by the leaders The grangers,
except Burlington, al closed lower than
last night. Burlington was sustained BY
rumOrs OF approaching action towards
refunding some Of its Understanding
bonds. The very cheap rata for money
have had the effect Of re-awakeuing in
terest in a number Of refunding and re-
organizing projects which were abandoned
at the outbreak OF the war Peoples Gas
was also clearly under pressure in realiz-
ing. The losses in this class Of securi-
ties are in no case of much consequence.
The low-priced securities, especially those
OF rS-0r gained ROAD companies were "a
ken up in vigorous way and very gen.
orally advanced. Union Pacific preferred
led in this class and was very heavily
bought all day, closing AT a net gain Of
Is. New York Air Brake made jump
OF nearly five points, but did not hold all
the gain. The international stocks suffer
ed from selling for London account, Lon
don being apparently impressed with
Spanish reports OF the naval engagement
al Santiago. The local traction stocks "a
dated some degree Of depression. Sugar
occupied a Leading place both in point Of
activity and strength.
Total sales Of stock today were 49,
goo shares.
Yesterdays activity IN bonds was not
fully maintained but prices advanced
more generally than in the stocks. Total
sales, s., 350, 900.
United States fves advanced Il, the new
fours registered z and ditto coupon /
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-03

There were bat two entries. TIE Newton
Male SUartette ard tie Orion Male Quar-
teCte % Ottawa The contest piece was
Twilight" by Buck. and each Quartst;e
was required 20 sing a second piece OF
their own choosing. The Nevtoa guar
tette sang Srsr The cuzrtss:s - compos-
ed As follows; Tom Powell. nrst tenor.
Charles KerkiS. second tenor; Jona Ruth.
6rsc base; Leon Feigar, second bass Their
second selection was Last Night" b.
Kjerelt.
The Orion Qnartette members are J. ".
Wilcox. first teuori Lester b Jones. sec
o1d Tenor; Geo. y. Lavender. first bass;
". D. Detwiler, second bsss- Their Sec
ond selection wu Fathers Lullaby" By
Wiske.
THIS contest was a very interesting and
entertaining one Both organizations are
good, and the male ouartertes' selections
are among the most pleasing ofths jubilee
concert Numbers.
Following the male c0arte;ts Professor
Spencer gave enc OF his charming piOcA
rsc3tas and between the hrst and second
parts oSth;s program Mrs ShefHeid sang
a solo and was recalled a second tine
Mr.. Spencer's program was The last hing
before Professor Roots chorus 6r.lL
Professor Root had a eoot-siret chorus
on the stage when the drill began This
feature OF the jubilee IS certainly of the
very greatest importance 20 singers
The usual grand concert viii be srrsug-
ed FOR tonight and o pleasing program VIII
be made up for the occasion Among the
numbers already ANNOUNCED are;
Violin solo.-....Aliss Lsdigh. Kansas City
Selection ........ Hutchinson Male Chorus
Hutchinson High School Girls Chorus
Sgorano solo.................M Mrs wh.t-slds
Selection LADIES' Quartet. % LindsborE
Other numbers VIII he added and an
uounced from the platform
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-03

Furnished BY the Wichita Abstract ana
Land Company. Il. II. Dubois. Abstract
or, Court House Phone 2s3)
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John 3 Ksu. sdHr 10 F Mclean
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-03
LIVE STOCK HARRIET
CHICAGO.


Chicago. June 2.-Today's trade IN cat
tie was slower than for some time and
prices were no more than steady for light
and medium steers. Heavy cattle were
hard 20 sell, even az reductions OF TO
l0c. Dressed beef steers. s4.o0G4-90i ship
pers, $500d5.35; western fed steers, 1880
40. stockers and feeders. S+,o0d5.00; cows
ana heifers. $250G450; calves, S.. 25G7.2 5 ;
Texas steers. S3.3ol+-o-
There was q slow demand from Chicago
packers and eastern shippers for hogs
Prices were 10 70 l5c lower. Fair to choice
S4l2i.a+35; packers. S3.SoQ+l0, butchers.
Si9oT+.50. mixed. S3-e5IA25; light, $-1tG
40, pigs, S-.6GC3-S5-
Trade was active IN sheep az the recent
advance. Native sheep. $3Z5Gt.65: Texans
Sc. s5d460. clipped lambs, S4.75G5-50; wooded
lambs S6.25G630: spring lambs, $6.35Ts-6o
Receip-s-CaJtie 1850, hogs 26,oco' sheep
Is 5o0
ST. LOUIS
s.. Louis. June 2-CattIe-Recelpts. l.
500 including go Texans Market steady
and slow. Native shipping steers. $3.50
so: light and dressed beef and butcher
steers, SS.S5r+.-5; s-ockeTs and feeders,
HfldA-5- COWS and heifers. S2.25GA10i
Texas and Indian steers. S400G4-5, cows
and heifers. s2-5oE3-50-
Hogs-Receipts. 400. Market ) TO nc
lower. Workers.. S3S5G+-00; packers. %oo9
As. butchers. 4l5G+50
Sheep-Receipts. 1850, including i.oo0
Texans. Market steady. Native muct0as
S+e0lA55, lambs, N.5el6oo
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. June 2-Catue-Rece.pt
t.0la. Market steady 70 u cents lower
Native steers. S4coT4 IS; Texas steers, 3 p
G4s0: Texas COWS SS.5oG2+.0o. native COWS
and heifsrs. S1-3o1E+- :, s10ckers and feeders
g 00a525: bulls. SS.I3E4zo
HoEs-Recelp,s. I41oo- Market - l0c
lower. slow. Bulk OF sales, SSG+I5:
heavies. s405G4eo; packers and mixed
S.75E4I0; yorksrs, $5-591+o0; piss. 8 80
2So
Representative sales; Native steers, s
head. averaging 1.s2I pounds. sass; Texas
steers. : head. averaging liSS pounds,
$50: Texas cows. Is head. averaging 80
pounds. 81 %: native COWS and hsiters- =
head averaging 10 pounds. 3tS5. stock
ers and feeders. p head. aversslns 80
pounds. $se5, bulls, head averaging I.5S-
pounds, $40
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-03
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. June 2-The most interest
Ing feature OF the dry goods market IS
the weakening price OF some staple coz
tons. The reduction in blacks and whites
and on grays have been followed by gen
orally lower prices ii other lines OF The
same grade. These features together with
the continued strength in print cloths,
comprise the interesting points in Glow
market, which drags along from day 20
day without developments OF q startling
nature. In staple cottons there !. no
change in the position OF brown goods
The market IS very quiet for both domes-
tic and export goods. Print cloths con-
tinue firm; prints are generally weak and
unsatisfactory
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-03

point in the bid price. There was sale
Of the new coupon at s123ls, rise OF y
per cent over the last sale.
Government bonds strong; new fours,
registered. 1924; coupon, l22i2; fours. reg
istered. los; coupon, III; twos. 95l2: hves,
registered, IL; colpOn. III; Pacitle skies OF
'ss, 1909.
Madrid. June 2-Spauish fours closedto-
day al $3.50. Cold was quoted at $50.
Paris. June spanish tours closed az
24?. a net gain OF =.
Paris. June 2-Prices on the boUrse to-
day were firm, influenced by the de-
crease OF the Bank Of England's rate Of
discount from 81. TO 3 per cent. Rentes
were dull, being untavorably Influenced
BY the elections in the chamber Of depu-
ties today Spanish fOurs and Italian Sc
curities We're firm.
Berlin. June 2-Inrernational securities
were duh in the boerse today, closing
with a small general decline. American Sc
ctlrities were fir1n, then irregular. and ral-
lied toward the close Of the market Iron
shares were active.
London. June 2-Spanish fours closed at
34l4 a net gain Of Is.
New York. June a-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegrarn says;
The stock markets hare were less &C
tive today, but of a firm tone. The re-
duccion from = 70 per cent IN the dis
count rate OF the Bank Of England had
little effect on the general markets The
tiu7iGitv Of operations here in Americans
vas evidenced by q small rush 70 realize
this morning. simply because New York
prices we're little easier. New YORK
however. absorbed air ten stock offered.
and prices closed strong az the best The
New York buying Of bonds was again
phenomenauy large, the run being chiefly
On Atcaison. Union Pacific and Northern
Pacific preferred. There was a further
sharp rise in BraziIs. exchange being a;
- Spanish tOurs were better. The span
ish gold premium IS = and the position q
the Bank Of Spain Is believed 20 be les-
perate Spanish orders for silver are very
heavy. Il Is believed thar tGe operation
IS financed By other bankers. Money IS
very cheap and more than 20t0.a0o pounds
n japanese money IS 20 be released TO-
morrow gold Is liz demand a. - l9-9s
FOR Russia
LOANS AND EXCHANGE
New York. June Money on cat roni-
rauy u per cent; prime mercantile pa
per, % Per cent Sterling exchange
steady. with actual business IL bankers
F.
S. ss2.RLs4 for sixty DAYS, posted vzcss.
81 s4-zg+s5, and 81 ss'd+S7. Commercial
bills s. silver certificates. 5s-s bid
Bar silver. 57ls Mexican dollars. 49,.
SILVER Is HIGHER
New York June 1-TEs silver make:
was active and strong, the demand being
attributed 70 Spain sales were made 2;
ssiy fo- ha- silver. q price which has 20,
been soualla5 since last Oc-coeC-
London. June Is ? U--Bar silver
closed strong az 17-sd per ounce
TREASURY STATEMENT.
washington. June 2--To5ays statement
OF the condition Of the sterasl-y shows
Available cash balance. SIa5,-7t-lsS; god
reserve si7l2s ~
NORZEIv- EST EFN DIVIDEND.
New York. June the Chicago ard
Northwestern railway directors 14vs l.
c.a~et q quarterly Dividend - - FER c=--
on tEs preferred stock and q s=Di-a1-,la.
dividend O - Per cent q tas coEaa7
STOCK
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-03
The WEATHER

wichita Kan. June :. Isss
Local forecast f0- Wichita and vicinity,
Friday. fair and cooler.
During tae past = hours the highest
temperature has been =. ire lowest S..
and the mean - with warm. clear wealth
- and fresh south wind TIE river has
risen o-e-le-.h q Zoo, since ysster-
day morning.
FOR che past nine years ths average
temperature for the month % June has
hez1 "a and for The 21d day S.
FRED l. JOHNSON, Observer.
Washington. June --Forecast for Fri
day:
FOR Kansa-Trcreasln cIoudi1sss. VIA
showers II western portions; cooler,
sorthsrIy winds. becoming n0-rhe-ly
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Fair weather; brisk southeEly winds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-03

rain in North Carolina tended TO restrain
bear leaders ard few traders cared 70 60
extensively short Of the market, although
believing the general condition Of the crop
10 be very good.
New York, June 2-Cotton-Spot closed
very dull; naiddling uplands, 6l2; middling
gulf, 81 sales, 60 bales
New orleans. June 2-Cotton-Quiet:
midding, 5 u-16c-
Galveston, June 2-Cotton-ouiet: &c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-03
snIPPERs AND NOTES.

n ". Shoemaker Of Haysv!lls vas On
the market with & load OF fair ne
d.lUs.
a. Garland % Kiowa vas n with a
mixed load mostly Of mediums
Henry Stesukirchner % Newton was on
the market with the top load ot the
DAY. he having % head y good, plump
Wei filed ouc hogs averaging 80 and
selling straight without dockage-
sam Stewart Of Sharon was n wiki .
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-03
CHICAGO CAR LOTS
CASH GRAIN.

CASH GRAIN
Chicago, June Cash wheat: No.
red. S.07; No. g. s0G1.00; No. ? hard. 1-oo
CLOS; No. 3. 95G1.00; No. spring, 5000
los; No 3, 95d105; No. l northern spring,
s107
Cash corn-No. ?. S3ts; No. ,, 500.
Cash oats-No. .. 251A; No. 3. g
Cash fax-June. s1221a; northwest, not
quoted; Sept, Size.
Chicago. June 2-Butter-Weak; cream
cries. 1916: diaries. uG13c-
Eggs-Steady; fresh. s1zc.
Live poultry-In good demand Spring
chickens, 91zG13c; ducks, 6Qo1a; turkeys,
6G7c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-03
THERE is A CLASS OF PEOPLE

Who are injured BY the use OF coffee Re
Gently there has been placed = all
Ire grocery stores new pre2a-
ration called GRATN-O. made OF
rlrre grains. that taxes The p.acs
- ccTee. The most delicate stomach r.
.,,slves Z without distress. and but few can
tel y from coffee II does Eot cost ever
/ as much Children may drink Il VITA
great benefit I5c and &c psE package TEy
o. Ask toE GRAIN-0.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-03

The cattle pens showed more stir yes
terIay. though NOT all the stock Tecsiv-
81 was for sale on this market. Wm.
Farshal Of Alamo drove IN 100 western
steers for shipment With them was one
5au lie had fed them since the first
o. the year al his ranch Just west % the
-Iver IL the north part o. the city. and
were IN due condition They were loaded
out ii i've cars az night Cor -he east
Frank Robbins sold a head Of stock steers
e. Henry T5adin Of Greenwich. averaging
- pounds and selling at $t-5 per cwt
There was also one COW sold averaging
IIso. and going al s. : per cwc-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-03
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

The following official range Of prices on
grain and provisions az Chicago u fur
nIshed BY the Christie-Street Commission
Co, Board OF Trade Rooms, Sedgwick
Block. Wichita. Kan:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-03

Nv York. June 2-Whes--Rsceipts.
g. 80. exports. 81 so; spot steady; No :
ra So z o. 2. aH0at- September -
s. - Options c-osed UNCHANGED 20 ~ 7et
higher. No. ret July. ssIss-. c.oss1 a.
S--4-
Cs-7-Rs-zs7:s. 1879. exports. -. IS.
S7e- firm. No . 500 Options opened
easy Wiz wheat but recovered ard z-=rs
E-m ali day ~ prospective aE1ter re-
ce.prs ana eu4i5sa crop news, 1-7sa5 -
-=- higher Ta-y 80 .15S-x-, c-7se1 & -
Czts-Reczip-s - 30 exports - -
S-1- quiet, Ne 2. No WAKE. 2 o.
,45-z c-1sez easy, M1T c-osed PC
E1,-sr-Receip-s. sssa F.-u- western
era merry. tsl.a-s'z El=ias. -ssz: factory.
Is.al--s
Egs-Rsces 7-z. Ess7 packages FIN.
western. z1E-a
LIVERPOOL
-lve-rool. IE-e ~ asa- - Futures
closed 6u1. Jug. 3 il--3. September, s.
nd. December. sz -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-03
What the Price of Wheat Did For Letter


A1
-
ilAlllHl $500 ... 100000
Length O L ALL $500
Exrer range o es..... $1,000.
ri of ~ ~
Price OF las F--|
WHAT OTHERS
Prom American whea ~
Prof American cornpr
PROFIT to American oasp 7oooo'9
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-03
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, June 2-Wheat-Active
. early; sales lower; market closing l TO
&c higher No. hard, 92q93; No. ?, s01z1
So No. g. s7dS2 No. l red. "a; No. ?, 9GQ
"a. No. 3. 86q93 No. > spring. SSi2qS9i2; No.
g. s5dSSt2
Corn-Active steady; No. mixed. 29148
29la: No. white. 024G31is; No. 3. 3oG3012
Oats-No. white, 31q32.
Rye-Weak.
Hay-Good prairie scarce; prices unchaug-
ed
Butter-steady; creamery. 1E74915; dairy
10i- G12c.
! Eggs-Steady; fresh, size.
ST. LOUIS
S. Louis. June 2-Wheat-Lower; No.
( ? red cash. elevator. %; track. s5Ge7; June
q: July So bid; September. 1915 bid; De-
. cember, rs bid; No. ? hard, SO.
/ Corn-STong; No. : cash. 90; June. SIX;
July. 3lla bid; Sept, 32ss isked.
I Oat-Easy; No. , cash. track ana June.
. 271z; July, q bid; September, . asked; Ne.
white, SIC.
Rve-DuIIs 45c asked
/ FIaxseed-DulI, nominal. E-l.
P0rk-Lower; standard mess, tobbing.
So S5Gl0.s0.
Butter-Ste ady; creamery, 1854; dairy
I0G1tc.
EEgs-Weak; &c.
NEW YORK.
New York. June Both sides Of the
F. speculative wheat account were favored
bv t0day's fluctuations For half the sss-
sion prices were weak 20 the verge Of de-
noraGzation in July. declining &c bEshel
O. sec with proporti0nate losses in the
later deliveries Afternoon trading. how
ever. revealed a sharp reaction which
+ brought July within 2l4c OF iasc night. and
September &c over the closing figure.
News. however, was mostly all one way,
the faaI turn being attributed 70 AT over
sold condition % the scaling element Crop
advices continue steadily favorable For
eigu markets today showed excessive
weakness and TIE European visible supply
increased $3.50 bushels for the week
The most important OF bail considerations
were small northwestern receipts, sug-
costing prospective scarcity q cash
wheat II The markets OF this country and
further export buying. which amounted
In all - about - loads here and a. ozIr-
ports The mark=; wound ~ very firm.
Win July a. s-.c. selling On tAs curb
az Sc