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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-15
MISREPRESENTATION SAFES.
AHIPPEh.S AND NOTES

H Griffith of Belle PLANE was on the
market with two cars of very fair hogs.
one was good enough to take the top OF
the day. and the other was also a fine
lot of hogs which received the top OF the
bulk.
GiIchrist & Siceloff of Belle PLANE were
IN with a car of fair medium hogs which
sold well toward the close
Knox Brothers of keighley were in with
d car Of fair medium weight hogs when
sold on the early market.
/. b Moreledge & Co., OF Ponca CITY
were shippers of fair to good medium
light hogs which sold well up to the top.
Toe Knoblauch of Colwich was q late
arrival with a car of very fair medium
heavy hogs which sold on the close.
Ed. Weidline of Augusta was late
simmer of heavy hogs which sold at the
close at a good price.
Mr.. Charles II. Dold. OF the Kansas
CITY house of the Jacob Dold company
is in the city on a business and pleasure
visit
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were: Santa Fe 4, Missouri Paclhc 2
Frisco /.
The shipments Of the Dold Packing com
pany Yesterday were two cars 10 the south
and four cars in the jobbing trade. This
last branch is daily growing at very
satisfactory rate, and Is taxing the am
ity of all departments 10 MI the ofders-
The daily comparisons are as follows:
Yesterday. tops. $40; bulk of sales $500
BO; average weight 239; receipts go
For the day before. tops. 500; bulk Of
sales So 55dS65; average weight 23i; re-
teinrs ~. For thesame day last week
tons. s.. 50; bulk of sales $5.+eG5.50; aver
ace weight 30; receipts 1881.
other markets yesterday were as FOL
lows: Chicago received 300 hogs and the
s,ar]yet was active and five cents higher
Kansas City received 9.o0 hogs and the
market was steady to i've cents higher
s. Louis received 800 hogs. and the mar
ket was quoted as strong. me better tone
G. the livestock market and the ouNlnS
by several firms of lard and packers tax
Ing large lines OF pork and ribs, strength
ered provisions and the close was about
steady With Tuesdays average price
Mr. Fred Dold has returned from short
business trip to Kansas CITY.
Average weight Of hogs a Chicago last
week 246 pounds. or - pounds heavier
than the hogs al St Louis.
There were So.oo0 western range cattle
n Chicago last week, previous week. IS
900: year ago 3d5oo. For the season to
date about Sc. 700, against 1900 a year ago
and l2f.0r0 TWO years ago. The weeks
market closed 40S15c below the high time
Of the year
Packers at Chicago last week bought
$1,000 hogs. against S1.6oo the same week
last wear. Armour so; 29,S00 and Swift;
Gl0a
indianapolis last week had 24o'0 hogs.
Il0o0 more than q year ago. Thus far
This year the total is los, coo, an increase
OF % 400
Drovers Telegram: Omaha is gradually
following Chicago and Kansas City II
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Pork-Steady; standard mess ss.621z.
Lard-Steady; prime $3.50; choice $4-S5.
Butter-Firm; creamery 17G22c; dairy
13Q18c.
Eggs-Steady, 1916. loss off.
NEW YORK.
New York. Sept. 14-Wheat-Receipt
49, 200 bushels; exports 24.e7s Spot steady
No. 2 red 707sQ71ssc (. o. b. afioat to ar
rive and spot. Options closed a little
steadier on covering at unchanged prices.
No. red May closed 6Sssc; September
closed s9Asc: December 664sQs7 slice, closed
66%c.
Corn-Receipts 1884, SIS bushels; exports
S,154 bushels. Spot easier; No. 251sc {.
O. D. afoat- Options closed Aq7sc net low
er; September closed 33Ac; December
1890.
Oats-Receipts o. 500 bushels; Spot irm-
err on white; No. 25c. Options without
official closing.
Butter-Receipts SAP packages; Arm;
western creamery 141aG20c; Elgins zoe;
factory 1115g14c.
Eggs-Receipts 6.572 packages; firm;
western 1613c.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. Sept. 14-Wheat-Futures,
closed steady; September SIS sgd; Decem-
Der IS 3%d; March IS 4lsd-
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Nominated For Congress

sunbury. Pa, Sept H-Rufus King. OF
DanviIle, was today unanimously nomina-
ted for congress by the Democratic con-
vention of the Seventeenth congressional
district.
ST. Louis, No, Sept n-Hon. Charles F.
JOY. was re-nominated for congress BY
the Republicans Of the Eleventh district.
(this city, today. This is his fourth nom
inatlon for that position.
Laurel. Nd. Sept. 1.-THE Democrats
OF The Fifth congressional district in con-
vention here today nominated John s.
Cummings OF Baltimore county for con
gress, No attempt was made 70 nominate
United States Senator German, as had
bean stated would be done.
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|;]IIII[IlI1E1IIZ'

Primary. Secondary or Tertiary BLOOD
POISON permanently cured in = 70 :
days. You can - treated a. home t5r
same psics under same guarantee Y
you prefer 70 come here va VIII con-
tract 10 pay railroad fare and hotel ots
and 70 charge i We tall 70 cure :: gou
have taken mercury. io1j5s potash. and
stLt have aches and pains Mucous
Patches II mouth. Sore Throat. P.rples
copper C5lo-ed Spots. Ulcers on ary 1a-t
Of the body. Hair or Eyeorows .a+.lrr
out. i; : the Secondary BLOOD POISON
wa guarantee 10 cure. We solicit fEa
most oost.rats eases ard CHALLENGE tie
yyorld for > case We can uo- cure Tbs
disease has always oaf-ie1 The ska u re
most eminent physicians. &go - Capital
behind our unconditional guarantee Ab-
soluts proofs sent sealed on spp.Ica tioz.
Address COOK REMEDY Co. 1sSg Ma
aon.c Temple. CHICAGO. Ill
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(PubHshea September Is 1881


An ordinance changing and recording ne
change Of the boundary line Of the City
OF Wichita. between TIE northeast cor
ner OF Fa!rmount addition. and the
northeast corner OF Paramount Place
addition.
Be it ordained BY toe Mayor and Council
men OF the CITY OF Wichita:
Section / That the boundary line OF ne
City Of Wichita between the northeast
corner OF Paramount addition and the
northeast corner OF Paramount Place I'D
dition. on the east side OF Paramount addi-
ton 10 said city. be SO changed thar in
stead OF being described as extending from
the northeast corner OF Paramount addi-
ton. Thence souCn. to the southeast cor
ner OF Fairmount addition. thence east 20
the northeast corner OF Fairmount Place
addition" the said boundary line between
the said northeast corners shall read and
be described as follows: Prom the north
east corner OF Fairmount addition. thence
south along tie east boundary line II
said Paramount addition % the center
OF Fifteenth street. thence west along tho
center line OF Fifteenth STREE 80 feet.
thence south 1so feet. ttenos ives; $50 feet
10 the east boundary line OF Nassar ave-
nue.. thence south along the east bound
airy line OF VaSsar avenue Geo feet. thence
west across said Vassar avenue and along
the north boundary line OF lot rs on Vas
sar avenue and lot I5s on Paramount ave-
nue. $40 feet 70 the center OF Paramount
avenue. thence south along the center line
OF Paramount avenue 20 the center u
Thirteenth street. thence east along TIA
center line Of Thirteenth street 20 tfe
northeast corner Of Paramount Place adj
dition 20 said city 50 as 20 exclude al
lots and land from che City % Wichita
lying east OF said new boundary line as
last above described IN conformity with
the order. judgment and decree OF the
district court OF Sedgwlck county. Kan
sas In cause numbered 1874
Sec. 2 This ordinance snail take effect
and be IN force from and after rs pub
licatioa IN the Wichita Daily Eagle.
Approved September Il. 1898
FINLAY ROSS. Mayor.
Attest:-H. T. KRAMER City Clerk.
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the matter Of small receipts OF stock on
Saturday. The sixth day OF the week is
next door to a holiday. AS much bust
ness is now done at all markets in five
days as used TO be accomplished in six.
Cincinnati Price Current: 1t is said
that Germany is suffering from scarcity
of beef and that rates are threatening 10
advance 10 almost prohibitive prices. The
effect Of this has been to considerably
stimulate the demand for horsefesh.
This state Of affairs has been principally
brought about by the prevalence of foot
and-mouth disease. and rigid closure Of
the frontier against the introduction OF
foreign cattle
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LOCAL WEATHER

Wichita, kan. Sept - -sss.
Local forecast for Wicn!ta and vicinity:
Thursday. fair and .ittie warmer.
During ne past "a hours the highest
temperature has been - he lowest q
ard the mean s.. wita clear warm wealth
e. hight south 20 southeast Wind. and
stationary pressure
Taus Tar tins 13ath -he average ten
re-a-e-e has beer .. Five years ago 90
day t1e temperature vas Up % 10. and
the day before Il was 1e4 That was tae
tine e the opening = the STRIP
For tie past ten years tn= average TEN
perscurs c7- the month q September aas
been =. and t9- rl.e isth DAY =
FRED L JOHNSON Observer.
Washington. Sept i4-Eozecast for
Tsa-s-aE
Oklahoma and Indian Te-ri.ory-I -.ezr-
ea.ne variable vIr6s.
Kaasas-Threa;enlag weather; variable
w.z5s
New York Sept Il-The directors Of the
Chicago AID Northwestern Railroad coE-
pany have declared the regular quarterly
dividend o 81 per csnc o. TIE preferred
stock. payable oc.oeer
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Attest:-H. T. KRAMER. city Clerl
published September Is. 1901

GAhAfA-N ~ r ~ 4afFfs
An ordinance providing Tor the Issuance
Of an internaI Improvement bond 70 S.
s Kensler in the sum Of Two Hundred
Twenty-one and H-io0 dollars. 70 pay
for the construction Of sidewalks.
Be It ordained by me Mayor and Council
Of the Ci'y Or Wichita. Kansas:
Section / That an Internal Improvement
bond In the sum Of Two Hundred Twenty
one and A-log dollars be and the SANE Is
hereby issued 20 8. :. Kensier 20 pay
for 10izs unsal feet % cinter sidewalk
constructed On the east side % Main
street and 2u uncai feet OF ciuder side
walk constructed on H. north aide %
Gilbert street between Main street and
Market streets and 1855 feet 20 cinfer
sidewalk constructed on the west side %
Aah street between Douglas avenue ard
Second street all OF said walks hav3ng
been constructed according % contract
and under direction az fhs Mayor snd
Council and said amount being do sad
= s Kensler az shown by bills on hls
IN tse Office % the CITY CLERK. dated
September 12th. tsas. and approved ~ fha
MAYOR and CRY CouaciI said bond slall
be dated September IL. isas. and nal BE-
com. due one year after date snail hssr
interest AZ tHe rae % 81 90 per csnt
per aungm. sad bond shah bs dsnofni-
mated Internal Improvement Bond No 2.
Series b ard snail D. payahis ~ tns
fiscal agency y tss STATE ~ Kansas ~
ths CITY % Sew York and STATE - Ss~
York. ard rtau b. siTnet ~ ~ Mayor
and attests5 BY ne city Cl@rk Stth ths
seal - tHe city impressed thereon.
Sec 2 This ordinances Fhaii faks s0srt
ard - n force from 81 after 80 pub
r~a,ioa IN re Wichita Daily Eazis.
Approved September = iEs
FTSLAY ROSS. NaT~r
a.....Tr = EpAHrp CI.T Clerk
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TRY GRAIN-0! TRY GRAIN-0!

Ask your Grocer today to show you a
package of GRAIN-O, the new food drink
that takes the place of coffee. The chill
dren may drink 1t without injury as well
as the adult. All who try it, like II.
GRAIN-O. has that rich seal brown Of
Mocha or Java, but it is made from pure
grains, and the most delicate stomach
receives 1t without distress. u the price
of coffee 15c. and 25c. per package. Sold
by all grocers
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NEW YORK 6; PITTsBURG 6.

/ NEW 1OTbA L oDC o.
| New York, Sept IA stupid piece OF
base running by Grady in the eighth in
ming practically caused tie game this
afternoon. Grady was caught mapping.
Meekin's two-bagger which followed
! would have sent Grady home with the
tieing run. Meekin scored on Van Hal
tren's two-bagger. The game was called
on account Of darkness. Score:
New York .......0 OO122010-6 10 5
Pittsburg ........3 0012O0 Go
Batteres-New York. Meeloin and era
dy; Pittsburg Rhines, Tannehill and
Bowerman. Umpires, SWartwood and
Warner Attendance 800.
LOUISVILLE 7; BROOKLYN 2.
New York. Sept. H.-The Colonies won
todays game in Brooklyn by hard hitting
in the first three innings. McKenna,
who succeeded Dunn, stopped the on
sIaught, home run by Kittredge being
the only run made off him. Cunningham
was effective throughout. Attendance
600. Score.
Brooklyn .........oO 100000 8
Louisville .........3 0 0 o010 OF Is 0
Notwithstanding Dunn, McKenna
and Ryan. Louisville. Cunningham and
Kittredge. Umpires, Hung and Connolly.
CLEVELAND SIS; WASHINGTON Al
Washington, Sept 14-Arthur Irwin to-
day took control of the Senators. bringing
with him some new players. Both games
were lost because of poor pitching. The
second game was called on account of
darkness. Attendance, 1900. Score:
First game
Washington ..........o121 0o4 Is .
Cleveland ...........O 0 2 o OIL 0--S IS
Observation-Disclosures Farrell and Nc
CURE; Cleveland. Cuppy and Criger. I'm
pire, Brown.
Second game
Washington ...............0 OIL 0 0 o. 6 4
Cleveland northumberland 0 0 0-5 10 0
Washington. Dineen and Nc
GQuire; Cleveland, Powell and Criger.
PHILADELPHIA 10; CHICAGO ,.
Philadelphia, Sept. 1.-THE Phillies
Jumped their hits in the first and fifth
innings and easily defeated the Chicagos.
Pitcher Dunkle has been released by
Philadelphia Pitcher PhyIe of st. Paul
and Catcher Nichols of Springfield, Mass,
Joined the Chicago team here today At
tendance 1856. Score:
Philadelphia ........3 o04OS0 do "A .
Chicago ..............0 20O0-2 3
Batteries-Phlladelphi Fifeld and Nc
Farland. Chicago. Callahan and Chance.
Umpires, Gaffney and Warner.
BALTIMORE 3; CINCINNATI !.
Baltimore, Sept. 1.-THE Baltimore club
played the Cincinnatis to a standstill at
Union Park this afternoon Andrews
gave great dissatisfaction throughout the
game and during a heated discussion over
his calling Cochran safe al first in the
fifth inning, Kelly was put out of the
game. Score:
Baltimore ......I 200O-3 ?
Cincinnati ...........0 0 0OO1o1 5 I
Observation-Disclosures McJames and
Clark; Cincinnati. Breitstein and Piets
Ump:res. Emslie and Andrews. Attend
ance 2,316.
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LATE NEWS 81 WIZ {

Cincinnati. O., Sept 1.-The National
Laundrymsn's association IN session here
selected s.. LOUIS a sthe place Tor hold
ing next years convention.
Lititz Pa. Sept. 1.-TWO ballots were
taken for the third bishop by the Mora
wan synod today but without result. II
". Le.oe-t vas the leading candidate.
Toronto. Ont. sept 1.-THE tao days
cricket match between Ontario cricke<efs
and Warmers E1gltsa team was h1.shsd
today. The English winning 5y an inning
and 70 rune
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ST. LOUIS.
Rucl.lep,s Arnica Sale.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands. Chilblalns.
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions. and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
OF money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by C. Gehring.
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BLOW-UP ON The SANTA FE
Fireman Killed Instantly and Others
Ofthe Grew Badly Hurt

Ottawa, Kan. Sep. 1.-THE engine on
freight train No. 50. out Of Empor.a on
the Santa Fe. was blown up near Quel-
emo. few miles west OF here. today.
Fireman J. J. Murray was killed instant
". Head Brakeman Ben Welst and EcS.-
neer Tom Grady were oo,h injured. Grady
viii get we'll but there IS not muca nope
for Weist-
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To CURE COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Brono Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund money II 1t fails &c
cure. Csc the genuine has L. B. .. or
each tablet.
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BASE BALl
BOSTON IL: ST LOUIS ?.

Boston, Sept 1.-THE champions scored
runs as they pleased today, partly by good
batting and partly by wretched fielding
by the Browns. Attendance 400. Score:
Boston .....010 03 0 I'll l6 3
st. Louis .......1 90 0001Q % Z
Batteries-Boston, Willis and Bergen,
Bransfield; ST. Louis, Taylor, Carsey and
Clements. Umpires, O'Day and McDon-
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
CATTLE.

The cattle market yesterday was steady
with a light run in and quality only TAR
There was a good demand and all the Of
ferings were at once absorbed and at
strong prices.
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LIVE STOCK BARK ct
CHICAGO

N1lCANO.
Chicago, Sept. H.-TheYe was a good de-
mand for cattle today and the small sup
ply prevented any weakness In prices.
Chtnce steers So. 25Q5. So: medium 81 6oQ4 80;
beef steers t400g4. 10; stockers and feeders
So. 00Q400 bulls 81. 25Q4. 90: cows and heif-
ers $350q4.25; calves s4OOQ6. 70; western
rangers 81. 8014. IS; western fed steers 800
GA Texans S3.2SGl4.SO.
There was a lively demand for hogs
which resulted in a sudden advance OF so
l0c, the better grades showing the great
est Improvement Fair to choice S400q
AIS; packing lots g 85G3 .971a: butchers
50. 7OQ4. Is; mixed S3.70Q410: lights S. $50
Ais; pigs So 0OQ4.00
With such liberal offerings OF sheep
strength IN prices was confined to the
most desirable stocks. Other grades NOV
ed off slowly at declining values. Native
sheep $.65q450; western range sheep
s. 75842 %; feeders $3.85Q4.00; muttons $500
GAPS.
Inferior to prime lambs So. 1865 feed
ers $465Q6.I0
Receipts-Cattle, Is. 500; hogs 26.oOO; sheep
1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Sept. 14-Cattle-Receipt
official, 1910 natives, 35 Texans. Trade
active on local and shipping account.
prices steady. Choice heavy steers S5.25Q
$50; medium A.75Q5 Is; lights 81. 7Gd5. 20;
stOckers and feeders 49, 6094.85; butchers
cows and heifers 81. S5G45O; butchers bulls
s.. S0G3.50; western steers s3.4OQ4.40 Texas
steers $1,000 80; Texas butcher COWS
s.. S0d3.3O canning stock S2.6o12. 50.
HOgs-Receipts, official, 7.740. Light
supply; good general demand served to
advance prices from 20 71ac Heavy
$3.S5Q4OO; mixed $3.75G395. Light $3.50
$50.
Sheep-Receipts. official, $3.50. Moderate
supply, mostly good quality range stock
Market active, steady prices. Range
lambs 81. 75G5O0; range muttons $3.75G425;
range feeding lambs $43004.55; range feed
ing sheep $3.5oq3.S5.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Sept. 14.-Cattle-Receipt
$500, including 200 Texans. Market stea-
dy to a shade lower for natives; Texans
strong. Native shipping steers A60q5.65;
light and dressed beef and butcher steers
Sc. l5d550; stockers and feeders 81 75G4.50;
cows and heifers s2-OG64S0; Texas and
Indian steers g. 10D4.05; cows and heifers
81. 00Q325.
Hogs-Receipts 1000. Market strong.
Workers. s390G4oo; packers s375G3.sO;
butchers s4.OO14.10.
Sheep-Receipts zoo Market steady for
sheep and firm for lambs.
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Western League

At Kansas City-Flrst game
Columbus ...........11IO20 1910 u !
Kansas City ........0 0 0 0 0 0 . ? o. :
Batteries-Jones and Sullivan; Egah,
Friend and Wilson.
Second game
Columbus .............30oo Pill 10 s
Kansas City .............2 0 0 0 0 % 10 :
Batteries-Brown and Sullivan; Gear,
Carney and Wilson.
Called TO permit Columbus to catch
train.
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The famous rica man of ancient Zines.
Croesus. - calculated 20 have possessed
about 90 90 90
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Sept 18Th i1a


Council ne. IN adjourned session. Mayor
Ross n the chair and the following Coun-
ciimen present: Allen. Grihi. Hsroig.
Guthrie. Mclean. Reese. srlish ana volk.
A prepared ordnance granting a frRn-
chise 10 TIE Wichita Railway. Light &
Power company was read. and on motion
OF Councilman Smith. the rules were sus-
pended and ths-Srdinaace plaosd upon is
passage and adopted BY sections.
A proposed contract between the wich-
tia Railway. Light & Power company
and cee City OF Wichita for lighting the
streets and city buildings was read and.
on motion OF Councilman Mclean. the
contract was accepted by q unanimous
vote ana the Mayor and City Clerk wsre
authorized and directed 70 align thsIoon-
tract
On motion OF Councilman Reese zee 40
ton OF the City Council. requiring thu
Wichita Electric Railway. I4gn, & Power
company 10 remove from che streets OF
wichita all rails. wire. poles etc. was
reScInded.
On motion OF Councilman Smith Coun-
ell adjourned.
FINLAY ROSS. Mayor.
Attest:-H. T KRAMER. City Clerk
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Pus'l,ss4 seosamoer Y isH)

DEDfN = NCE 10. lasl
Al ordnance declaring g. nseensa-Y -
or~n a street frern central avenue 20
fsft bank - I5ftla Arkansas river.
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section Tssf r - rseaasafy :sr -
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,ers on.n.a and r.i.cted.

walks were opened ard rejected.
Council went into executive session.
Council came ont OF executive session
Mayor Ross appointed Henry Moore and
J. W. Fox as policemen
On motion Of Councilman CubSon ths sp-
poin were confirmed.
On motion OF Councilman Smith council
adjourned FTNLAY ROSS. Mayor.
Attest: n r KRAMER, City Clark
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