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CHICAGO BEATS P1TTsBuRG.
Green Wins the Game with Three.
base Hit

Pittsburg, May 15.-Green. who had been
retired on strikes three times, won today's
game for Chicago by hitting for three
bases in the tenth inning and scoring on
an out at first base Both teams were
badly patched and MeCreery, the out
fielder who played second for Pittsburg
gave Chicago two runs in the seventh.
The score:
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by the delegates. Several applications
have been sent in for positions in this line
of work. but the selections have not yet
been definitely determined upon. ANA
teurs desiring to serve as umpires should
send in their applications to President
johnson.
J. Earl Wagner, President of the Wash
ington club, was the subject of commend
atory resolutions. Mr.. Wagner has grant
ed the District League the use OF National
Park, and in addition has consented for
the park to be used by the District clubs
on Labor Day and the Fourth of July.
A vote of thanks was extended NJ c.
Hazen for his interest and assistance in
the formation OF the league. Anthony A.
Sousa was elected arbiter and will settle
all disputed points which may arise. The
next meeting of the league will be held
Monday night at the same place.
The Blues sad Whites OF the Eastern High
School will give private fheatricals in the ball
Of the Hotel varnum tonight at O'Clock
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SockaIexis Permanently Retired
From the GrnssN Diamond

Cleveland. May 15.-The home team
fielded far better than the Cincinnatis, but
lost the game by inability to hit at criti-
cal moments. SockaleXis has been retired
from the playing team for good. Cincin-
nati's winning run was made on base on
balls, sacrifice and a single. The score:
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Twobase hits-Bonner, stahl Threebase hit
Paddon. Home un-Bonner. Struck out-By
Weyhing, 8; by Nichols, l. Bases on balls-of
Nichols, g. Stolen hase-Mcreer. Double plays
Freeman and Cassidy; Padden. Bonner and Cas-
sidy; Nichols, Long and Tenney. umpires-Mc-
Donald and Snyder. Time Of game-l hour and IS
minutes s-s-t-
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HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Washington, ); Boston. 2.
Brooklyn, s; Philadelphia, s.
Cincinnati, 3; Cleveland, 2.
Chicago, 4; PittsburE, 3.
baltimore, 3; New York, 3.
st. Louis, A; Louisville, 4.
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champions. Dinneen and Willis will very
probably be the pitchers in today's con-
test. After Boston, comes Pittsburg for
two games, and then the Senators leave
for their tour of the West The score:
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AUCTION SALES.

FOR sALE-At public auction, by decree Of
court, over 100 large building lots and acres
and house and harm; also 23-acre tract; without
reserve, on Arlington Heights May l6. 1850, al
4.3O p M; in full view OF city, miles dis
tant; on electric railroad fare, cents. For
full particulars JAMES E. CLEMENTS. 1921
+ 81 NV myISSt-em
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won; shinfane, second; Fannie Taylor
third. Time, 1:42 IA.
An English sculIine Match Decided

London, May l5.-T. Sullivan beat E.
Haynes easily in a sculling match for c40O
on the course from Putney to Moftlake
today.
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Batted for Leevor in The tenth.

Stolen bases-Donovan, Beaumont, Clark, Iange
Two-base hit-Nichols. Three-hasp lits.-Green
Lauge. Clark. Sacrifice ht-McCarthy. Double
piays--McComick and Evefitt, .. Struck out
By Lever 5; by Callahan, ,. Bases on bails-Of
Lever. >: off Callahan, l. Hit by pitcher-Clark
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Fon sALE-sTonE 1ND NV E..,...,o.

FOR SALE-Ihree story frame store and dwelling;
1880 d st. ne; only I.500. Enquire after 0
O'Clock, VA. NALLEY, 4l0 ID st. ne. nyl2-It
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THE SENATORS WIN
FROM THE BOSTONS
Weyhing and Nichols the OPP
posing Pitchers.
Bonner Covers Himself With Glory
at the Bat.

Chicago Defeats Pittsburg and Goes
Ahead of Philadeiphia in the
Pcnnnnt Race.
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The ''3 Days" Cure

dor men) leads all remedies in this city: a
prompt and permanent cure or no charge Cen
sulration free. DR.. McKEEHAN, 5l6 18th 81.
NV. Office hours, to u a m; to 5 p m.
Closed Sunday. myl6-lmo
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Catcher ButIer Signed.

Manager Irwin last night released Pitcher Dun
ke and signed Catcher Butler, who has been play
ing with Montreal. Butler is said TO be j val
liable man, and will come in handy when Nc
CURE is the sick list or desires a rest.
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DR.. CZARRA, Specialist.

Treats all chronic and special maladie. of maa
and woman. X-rays, eiectro-static, galvanic,
iaradic electricity, and all modern appliances in
use Consultation free from 1890 TO $50.
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spl1-tf
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ATTORNEYS. A
p. JOCKEY,

C. p. JOCKEY,
Attorney and Counselor At Law,
I54 d Street Northwest Opposite City Hall)
Criminal Trials and Divorce Cases my
.,,..n 'reeiaitiea
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THE ST. Lou1sANs WIN AGAIN.

Good Fielding Accomplishes the De-
feat of the LOuisvilles.
St Louis, May 15.--Tebeaus team de-
feated the Louisvilles today by score OF
to 1. Good fielding did it. There was
splendid exhibition of good throwing on
the part Of st. Louis. The visitors were
weak in the field. The score:
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Headache and Neuralgia Cured,

DR.. BIake's Anti-Head will do II. 25c. Take no
substitute, for this remedy Is guaranteed. ACK.
Err AFFLECK, Pharmacists. 1s2s Pa. ave-. and
all drugginA ~ mh2o-u
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THE REDS DEFEAT CLEVELAND.

Umpires-Messrs Hunt and Connolly. Time OF
game-2 hours and 20 minutes.
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FOR SALE-Road house; grand chance ior new
place, on most fashionable driveway in su-
burbs; easy terms. FULTON r. GORDON. 1906
St uiy16-5t
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Debility and Its Co,npli.
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RHEUMATISM

and coming in well behind. In the fourth
and deciding heat however, she took the
lead at the start and was never headed,
winning easily.
The 2:25 pace was soon over, for the IA
vorite, Billy Andrews. led in every heat,
his driver pulling him up in the last one
to give the other horses a rating.
In both heats Of the 2:16 trot Tessie s
pressed Rubber hard. In the first she
finished a neck behind, but in the second
she broke Just before the finish and
Rubber came in three lengths ahead.
Halle Rocket Wed with Kingmond for
favorite place in the stake race. but the
mare went of her feet soon after the
start and the Portsmouth horse kept the
lead to the finish. Kingmond had a pref
ty fight with wIlask in the second heat
and Valpa in the third, but neither could
catch him.
The 2:10 trot was a surprise, Bouncer
taking both heats and the race, while the
favorite. Battleton, did not seem to have
the speed. In the first heat the bay mare
kept the pole from the start, and al
though closely pressed at the half by
Captain Jack, managed to hold the lead
to the wire. The time, 2:O9 was the
fastst OF the day. The second was al
most repetition OF the first, Bouncer
never being headed though she showed
signs OF distress in the stretch and Belle
and Captain Jack, both coming strong,
almost caught her at the wire. Results:
2:2o trot, unfinished from yesterday.
purse 81. 900; best two in three: Letah S
nd
2:14 1-2, 2:15 "a. Tesla won third heat in
2:12 "a and was second. DR.. Pttzer won
first heat in ZIP 1-2, and was third. Sadie
NJ, Paul Pry. Philip E, Helen Simmons,
Annie Burns, A. A. Adams, Ellison aud
Bright Light also started.
2:25 Guess pacing. purse $1,000: Billy An
drews won in straight heats. Time 2:1O IA
2:lO. 2:1e. Toboggan, second: Frew w,
third. Shade On, Fire Gilt, Evoldte, Co
ney and Oscar L also started
2;l6 class trotting. purse $1,000; best two
in three: Rubber won in straight heats
Time, 2:12 1-2. 2:17. Iris. second. Tessie S.
third. Volo. Glory. White Points, Pilot
Evans. Pixie, Leachberry, Esparto Rex,
Temple Wilkes and Kinster also started
2:3O class trotting. the Bull Hill purse,
$1,000: Kingdom won in straight heats
Time, 2:11 3-4, 2:13 IA, 2:12. Wilask. secL
Ond; Vapa, third. Halle Rocket, Miss
Jay, Amiss and The Spaniard also start
ed.
2:lO class trottng. purse 81, 0Oo,, best two
In three: Bouncer won in. straight heats.
Time, 2:O9, Pill Ia. Captain Jack. second:
Belle j, third. ]. B. D. and Battlteton
also started.
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

A. p. johnson Of Elmer. one Of the old
est and most reliable shippers to this
market, was in person with a car OF hogs
which sold at the top price. They were
heavtes in very fair trim.
JEFF Houston of Ponca City was a
shipper Of mediums which went without
dock at a good price.
The Dold shipments yesterday were
above the average in the jobbing depart
ment and express business. There were
heavy shipments and the straight con-
tract car stuff was also very strong. All
through the summer season the trade
has been excessive from the Wichita
house, and it still continues.
Provisions at first were quiet and a
shade lower with the weaker hog mar
ket. Scalpers were moderate sellers, prin-
c4pally Of ribs. At the close there was a
1irmer tone and the quotation was as
follows: Lard, cash, up 2 1-2 cents at
$50; ribs, steady at $507 1-2.
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HOG MARKET STEADY
Light Run But the Demand
Firm.
GOOD PRICES WERE PAID
Cattle Steady and Trade
Active.
GOOD PRICES WERE PAID.

The local hog market yesterday was
quoted as steady with fair supply Of
hogs and the quality only moderate.
Steady and steady to strong prevailed
as the quotations all through the day
from other western markets and the sup
ply was light everywhere as well as at
this point There was a good live, active
demand for butcher hogs and the local
packing call was sufficient to rake in
many times the number Of hogs. 1t was
a dull day mostly in the hog division, and
what stun appeared was quickly taken
and the best prices possible were paid for
them In line with the rest OF the mar
kets The small car line offered ranged
from light to medium and heavy, and
there was nothing especially fancy on
sale. The local and wagon trade was
likewise light, there being only a light
supply from this quarter and the grade
ordinary. Everything in sight was bought
and still the supply was considerably I'M
der the demand and buyers had to take
Just what they could get. All the four
leading western markets are showing q
decline In receipts and there Is not
enough coming in to supply the demand.
Good fat butcher hogs and even mediums
are selling at a good premium, and lights
are receiving better attention than would
be possible with a heavier supply. Yes
terday all the interests at the yards were
on hand to handle all arrivals and at the
close the pens were empty and all offer
ings disposed Of at a very good figure.
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LIVESTOCK KIARKEr$
KANS CITY

Kansas City, Aug. notwithstanding
1850 natives, $500 Texans. Market
steady on good butchers stuff; others
slow, &c lower. Native steers. 81. OOa6 90;
Texas steers, sS.2OG4.6O; Texas cows. s.. rs
63.75; native COWS and heifers. 81. OOd5. .
stockers and feeders, $S.OCGI5.15; bulls,
t3.O0G4O0.
Hogs-Receipts. 11.O1O; market steady to
strong; bulk of sales, 81. 59d4.65 heavy.
H.5sn4.55; packers. A.45q4.55; mixed, 81. 10
G4.5O: light. a.S5d4.70; workers, S4.65G
{. 72l2; pigs, $i.60d4.70.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market steady;
lambs, &S.75a5.5O; muttons, $S.JOa4.25.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, Aug. 22-Cattle-Receipts, A.
800: market steady to easy; beef steers.
sI.OOG6.OO; stoekers and feeders, S2.75a
Bee: cows and heifers. s. 25Gi5. 90; Gamers.
81. 5O12. 10; Texas and Indian steers, S3.OCG
AS; cows and heifers, $2.5ed3.75.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market strong
pigs and lights, 81 70d Ass; packers. $500
$50; butchers, A.75Gi.S5.
Sheep-Receipts. l.4O0; market steady;
native muttons. $s.5Od4.OO; lambs. 1850
SEQ; stock sheep. ss.OodS.5O.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Aug. 22.-There was the usual
dull Tuesday market for cattle. Sales
We're slow at weak and declining prices,
except for the comparatively few choice
droves on sale. Good to choice cattle sold
~ S.15d6. 60; commoner grades. 81 So8
40. Stockers and feeders brought Sass
N5-o: bulls. cows and heifers, 2.OOGS.2j;
Texas steers. $.5OfI4. IS: calves 81. O0l7 10
HoEs-Thore was a good demand for
the better class Of hogs at an advance
OF 2is 10 cents. but common packers sold
badly and generally SC lower Heavy hogs
sold at A-l5ai.S; mixed lots at A.l5T
As. and light at Si.5OsI4SO; pigs sold at
$S.5GQ4.75, ana culls at s.. 5ed4. 10
Sheep-There was an active demand for
sheep and lambs. and the market was
generally strong al yesterdays prices.
Sheep sold at 2.&Fi5.00 for culls I'D to
s4.E5d4.50 for the best native wethers,
western rangers selling at s.. 5OG4. 10;
lambs sold at from S.SedS -: common
lambs were dull and generally 10 to l5c
lower.
Receipts-Cattle 5000; hogs 1900: sheep
i2mO.
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WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Aug. 2.-Business In the wool
market has fallen on In the past week,
but the tone OF the market Is firm. The
business In territory woods continues In
the lead The basis Of cost, for good lots
OF me. medium and fine Is yet about %
cents secured Fleece woods hold Arm.
with conditions unchanged. The price OF
Xxx and above Ohio Is quoted at Sl6zc.
with delaIns at sc. Australian wool. ow-
Ing to the small supply, Is held ~ fuIl
price. Quotations:
Missouri quarter blood combIng. a62c;
braid comblng. 1S6e0c.
Territory WOODS. Montana and Dakota.
hne medium and fine, 1sfisc; secured.
6o659c: staple, 8967c; Utah. Wyoming.
nne medium and fine. ledlSc; secured. sc;
staple. 5365Sc; Idaho. fine medium and
fine. 1e6l7c; secured. 5o9S2c; medium. l79
1Sc; secured. 4564se.
Australia, secured basis. combing. su-
perfine. s06s3c; good. 7S6soc; average, 20
SRo
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KIDNEY AND BLADDER
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Yor.axu sst.eks ED SGsasy.

New Tork. AUG. 2-Conmerctal AdTer-
Users I,oadon cabiagrzm: The markets
here we're harder IN tone today. PsTts
was tranquil and Transyaai dsvslopzne-;s
better Americans we're fairly active. but
o. Irregular movement. closlng ~ TIE besi
or New York support The features we're
Baltimore ana Ohio tOn Berlin b0yinD
Deliver and RIO Cgsn5s issues. and
Northern Pactac. Foreigners also rAllisd
Spanish IS we're . -: Tsn;os - IA: Ana
cosssas L u-A The ba=k bo0gh; 1870
pounds soI8 n bars. and 1919 in German
coin silver q st.Ii weak. . AEnkrtcan
sales TIE bot:on Is th0uEht 20 have besa
reached
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
Straight Heats Is the Rule in the
Racing Mt Resdville.

Readville. Mass. Aug. at was prac-
tically straight heats in the grand circuit
races today. an extra heat being requir-
ed in the only one unfinished race OF yes
terday- The track was fast. The big
stake event Of the day. the Blue Hill.
for the $50 trotters. was easy for King
n0nd. the Portsmouth horse. being
scarcely pushed in any OF the three heats.
The other events passed Of smoothly,
with Letah S taking the unfinished $50
trot and Billy Andrews the 2:25 pace.
II took two heats 10 finish the go trot.
which came over from yesterday. the IA
v0Tate, Letah s. breaking In the THIRD,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-23

The Santa F'e Route has issued q hand
some six months Calendar. July to De-
cember, 1899. which contains six separate
reproductions in color skill inches. Of E.
A. Burbank's celebrated portraits Of Pu-
eblO Indians; one for each month These
are the same reproductions used In
BRUSH and Pencil" and cannot be OBJ
tanned separately for less than $50. In
fact, some Of them already command q
high premium. The "Aztec Calendar"
also has an engraved cover containing a
reproduction OF the ancient Aztec Calen-
dar Stone. obtainable for 3 cents BY ap-
plying TO W. J. Black. @. p. A.. A, T.
& s. F. Ry.. Topeka May be ordered By
mail
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. Aug. 2-Cofee-Optiors
opened barely steady az unchanged Prices
10 q decline OF 5 points. and ruled quie;
but active on switching from September
20 December deliveries Heavy Brazilian
receipts aud unfavorabie cables caused a
weak undertoue and checked new buying
TIE demand FOR consumption cootinas
light CIssed steady. ne1 uTvhangsd 20 3
points lower. sales. $50 bags. snciudsnx 2
August and September. 4-1sc: Oc;ob<r.
l. sc: November. sc: December. &c:
March. 5.asc: July. s-1sc- SPOT. Rio. dull.
nominal and easy. MIG. slow.
Sagzr-Raw. irregular and nominal.
Fair refining. fair: centrifugal - test
sl.e: noiasses sugar, gsse- Refined. QsIes /:
cents
Daily Eaxia ~ earrter q eerss A wesk
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METAL MARKET.

New York, Aug. 2-Interest throughout
the day in the local metal market was
centered In tin and pig iron, which ad-
vanced in a substantial manner on good
demand from all quarters. The news
from European markets averaged up dis
tinctly in favor of the market generally
and advances from the west were also
construed as Of encouraging purport 10
sellers. At the close the metal exchange
called pig iron warrants frn. with
81 bid and SIS. g asked: lake copper
unchanged at $3.50: tin quiet. but firm.
with $3.50 bid and $u-5 asked; lead IN
changed with $40 bid and A.S asked:
spelter dull at 8 6, nominal The brokers'
price for lead - A.S&. and for copper
1850.
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DRY GOODS MARxErs

New York, Aug. E.-Demand for staple
cottons well sustained and fair business
done today. Heavy brown sheetings and
drills strong. sellers reserved on all lead
ing brands. Print cloths inactive. firm.
odd goods also firm and fair demand.
B.eached cottons In good request, ten
dency against buyers. Fancy woolens
and worsteds for mems wear in good de-
mand and firm
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THE WEAraE.

wichita. Kan, Aug. -
Maximum Temperature. 1o3; minimum. a.:
mean. 50. In ls9S. maximum. -; mini
mum. n; mean. s.. River. rs; In 1855. Is
Local forecast for wichita and vicinity
Generally fair tonight and Wednesday;
cooler Wednesday.
L. E. MUELLER, Observer.
Washington. Aug. 2-Forecast for
Wednesday and Thursday:
Kansas-Fair and cooler Wednesday;
Thursday fair. cooler IN eastern portion;
southeriS winds, becoming northwesteT1y.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair;
continued warm "Wednesday and Thurs
day; fresh to brisk southerly winds.
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REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.
CATTLE.

The cattle market was steady with a
fair supply. The Bosley load received
the day before was sold our, this oCiEg
stockers Of very fair quality. J. J. Nc
Laughlin Of Baynesville was in with a
carload of stockers and feeders which
sold out. and there was a small :un Of
local hoofs.
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x~FsrE Hs--T a.gkes.

View York Aug. E-NDney % ezn
steady a; s-s64 per cen: lzst loan ; psr
een;- Prime neFe1nifis paper. ti-4Ss per
ee1t ster1ing e1rhzogs firm With aesaai
Business In bankers. hlIls ~ H-B f-1sa4
for dssaazd an6 a. ts.1 I-4s1-s fos -axty
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days; pOsted rates si.ss and a.a i-s; CON-
mercaal ILLS $40 s-ta4.ss1-L silver GER
tincates eD8s4; bar silver. - rs; Mexican
dollars. T7-S. Government bonds steady:
state bonds inactive: railroad bonds irree-
ular.
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Traaanrr rlfnfrn6ns

Washington. Aug. 1-Today's state
ment of the condition Of the treasury
shows Available cash balance, sz71Na-
So: gold reserve. Sals.O5e.as
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EAGLE PRINT
OF COURSE

Good printing e not EsoeoS
sarily high priced Chssn
printing II not necessaFily
poor printing. Good M
ehinery 10 one Of the pginei.
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factor In the Eagle bsing
able r. do GOOD PRINTING
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he best At the prices you
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-23

The bond market was active, but
changes were small and Irregular. Total
sales, par value. 1ss.ne. United States
bonds we're unchanged on lid quotations
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-23
LAST OPPORTUNITY
To Visit the Greatest Summer Resort IN
the World.
COLORADO.

Account annual meeting Consecrated
Order OF HoO-Hoo. held at Denver. Col.
September 10 10, 1899. the Santa Re
route has made a rate OF one fare Plus
81, to Pueblo and return. t1Gl5: Colorado
Springs and return. s1Ts5: Denver and re-
turn SO. Tickets on sale September 6.
7 and 8. final return limit September %.
1893. Stop-overs on going trip after reach
ing first Colorado common point en- route.
The Santa Fe's Colorado train leaves
$50 and 7:O5 .. m. and arrives
Denver HIS a m. and 40 p. m. Elegant
chair car and Pullman service
L. r. DELANEY. Agent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-23
COTTON.

New Orleans, Aug. 2.-Cotton-steady;
mIddling. $50.
New York. Aug. 22.-Cotton-Quiet; mid
ding 6 6-l6c