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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-29
WICHITA LYCErM.

A great many people are looking for
ward 70 the concert 70 be given by the
Ariel Ladies Sextette Famous Smith Sis
ters) with much pleasure. Two years ago
this company opened the course and gave
splendid satisfaction. Every member e
an artist. Miss Marguerite especially
remembered for her child dialect read
ings.
The Ariel Ladies Sextette (Smith Sis
ters) was greeted by large audience at
Turner Hall last Monday night and il
seemed TO be the common verdict after
the conclusion of the program. that Hous-
ton has seldom enjoyed greater musical
treat. The perfect blending of the six
voices is remarkable. They seem TO have
been made by nature to sing together
Houston Post.
Miss Gertrude rank with the best artists
Of the country. Too much praise cannot be
said Of her high tones. so full and sus-
tanned with a magnetic spark that always
thrills an audience.-Boston Herald.
They will appear Monday evening, jan
uary 80 at the Auditorium. as an extra
on the Lyceum course. Ticket holders.
10 cents. Others, 30 cents. Seats on sale al
Pearce's Jewelry Store.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

BEACH AND BOWERS MINSTRELS.
The fifth minstrel company this season
| occupied the Grand last night. II is related
Of Uriel Acosta, the great scholar and phi
losopner. that he should nave said, There
is nothing new below the sum- Well. that
was not the case last night, for Calves
ton audience attended for the first time
minstrel snow" That was surprise
number one Number two: the minstrel
show did not perpetrate Break the News
70 Mother" in any manner, shap or form.
Number three; the company had had no
song folio for sale and hence the happy
and unsuspecting auditor none 70 pur-
chase. No 20-cent folos for 10 cents, And
surprise number four, the most surpris-
ing and agreeable of ali, the audience,
which seemingly did not expect to witness
much of a performance, were treated 10
a good minstrel performance, production
decidedly better than that given by SINH
Lar organizations travelling on the strength
OF passed reputation. II was FIRST rate"
a half rate and more in the line OF gen
uine old minstrelsy without modern trim
mings
As to the program, part one introduced
the company. It's comedians. vocaiists and
musicians. Ed. Sampson being the inter-
locutor
The second part included number o;
clever specialties. The feats of Pascatel.
the posturer and contortionLst, were really
marvellous. The vocal features last night
were as good as the speciaIties. Beach
and Bowers in their bone SOLO" as the
program calls it, were very clever.
Strange 10 say, one of the best features
Of the show last night was Bobby Beach
and his troup go performing dogs. II is
actually hard 20 tell what the dogs did not
do and what wonderful feats Beach could
not accomplish with his lot OF dogs, for
they were trained par excellence There
were about sixteen of the CANNES whose |
tricks would equal the best Witnessed in
Galveston in that line. II was excellent
The company viii close its engagement
with tonight's performance.-Gaivesto
News. December a.
Beach and Bowers viii be ar the Craw-
ford Grand tomorrow night, Monday. jan
uary 90.
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

". z. Beckham of Halstead was the
last shipper TO weigh up his hogs and
As frequently happens on this market
the last load was the one to receive the
highest price, proving again that it makes
10 difference when hogs arrive be il
early or late, they one and all invaria-
bly, receive just all their quality and
other considerations Will warrant Yes
tardGys last load was unusually signifi-
cant, since it was the one not only 10
take the TOP price for the day, but lifted
up the tops for a year or nearly past
These hogs wer very good hogs. though
OF only medium weight and sold to Col.
Byers for the 81. 62l. point. This means
4 grgeat deal to this market, as evidenced
the past week by the increase of new
shippers to this market, who realize after
experimenting elsewhere that no market
IN the west affords nearly so good advant-
ages to the shippers and stock breeders
and dealers of the southwest.
JEFF Houston of Ponca City had in a
load of heavy hogs in very good, well
seasoned condition, and they were quoted
~ The top Of the bulk.
Andy Horner Of Kingman. one Of the
well known shipping firm of Horner &
Kirk, was in with a car load of medium
light geight hogs, but in even well-fed
form, and selling at close to bulk top
prices.
4 B. Crawford, OF the Crawford String
band fame, was in person at the yards
with a car load of medium hogs in good
condition. and they sold readily at a
strong bulk price.
J. W. Workman Of Lyons was in with
q car Of light weight hogs in very fair
shape, selling within the bulk
The two roads bringing in the hogs yes
terday were the Santa Re and the Frisco.
the former Of them and the latter /
The daily comparisons are as follows:
Yesterday. tops, s.. 52l2; bulk. s.. 45GS. SO;
eyeTage weight. 22i; receipts AS. For
Friday. tops. $50; bulk, s.. All 5S.57l-; av-
erage weight, 246; receipts, sos. For Sat
ulday OF last week. tops. 81 70; bulk. SIS
AS; average weight, 275: receipts, Is3.
The cattle market yesterday was prin-
c-2aliy nit. one sale of non-essental M
portance was made at a good price. but
other than that there was nothing done
Yesterday was a very favorable Satur-
day AZ the Doid plant. The sales of con-
tract stock for future delivery were more
than was expected for the closing day OF
the week. when dulnesS IS rather looked
for in all departments OF trade. The out
shipments were more than normal from
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SCAICHT AGAIN.

A finer musical organization than the
Scalchi company has never appeared IN
Wichita. The very cold and b.ustery
weather kept many away from the Craw-
ford Grand to hear this great combination
for a second and last tine IN Wichita The
audience that greeted Scalchi last night
was very small. compared with Thursday
nights splendid attendance.
The program consisted OF n concert first
part and an act from two operas. '-Sene-
ranlide" and Martha" in fun costume for
a second part Those who attended GER
tainly got their moneys worth last night.
The program opened with a piano solo.
Ia Cascade" performed by NJ. ". \.
Pick in a highly artistic and thoroughly
finished manner. Mr.. Pick has not only
splendid technique. but plays with power
and expression that pleases and he = an
exception al accomoanis1- Besides this.
he shows excellent taste il his selections.
having at each concert played COMPOST
tons that were runeful and pleasing. and
does u5t fortunately fall into the habit
THAI So many piarlisrs do n playing sel-c-
lions THAI no che understands or aufsre-
ciateS and 90 whica -her- - nothing but
ar effort 70 see how many keys they can
hit n a seconds time. Sieuor Canzio
again sang well and S.gnor AIbe-ti sang
hinse.f into The hearts O All He : =
truly wonderful singer who can act A.
well a. be sings. MIS- Nod distinguished
herself a. last nights concert. a. SIC did
did before. Her Last Rose OF Sumner
wss very good However. TIE finest nun.-
BE- % the whole evening was p-oaab.v tse
Spinning SJa< a quarreIte in the act =
Martin Tals was grand And the su-
dience we're also pleased WIKI The COURTESY
shown b. ne singers 81 singing souA
songs n TIE English iangzge
Madame sozlchTs rendition - The Los
Ch2-d' last night wss very 5esu-leai. and
her encore Annie Laura zas equally
f1e- Madame Sczlcai certainly has rie..
% The cain % beng ne worlds e.ea,es,
cont-alro- There + oaly one Sealcai snc
i = 70 D noted With regret tAz- his =
her farewell tour. Il must o. z cri,t,...5
sste excr4c.z;iagiy refined thai l. 10, d.
Lighted With ScalcAfs singing. l. r.sz
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H()GS FIVE HIGHER
Another High Price Day With
Light Supply.
TOPS LIFTED TO 1892 70
Good Week for Hog Prices
and Closed Strong.
TOPS LIFTED TO 1882 10

Yesterday was very good Saturday all
over in the live stock interest, except
IN point of receipts. This feature fell
off at all the principal receiving points,
and this market along with the rest suf-
fered from the lack of fat hogs IN which
TO deal. Nevertheless. the local market
more than held its own as TO innate
Strength the ready demand, and the good
Prices paid for the best hogs. For the
fourth time this past week there was an
additional top price put on the market
GALES. When the week opened the best
price which fairly good hogs could re-
ceive was So. 45, and this latter figure had
ruled for several weeks prior to that time
and it was only g day now and then when
this price was paid. In a day or two
t3.E7le was paid for top hogs and of no
especial attractiveness either. This ruled
Tor two days, when $3.50 was paid for
cwO cars Of hogs which were really worth
t. as they were choice fat butcher hogs
Il more than ordinary quality, and well
worth the money on the strong market
Prevailing that day. This was conceded
hy all to be the extent of the rise for some
I NE al least, when on Friday during the
Le1t of a spasmodic trading the tops were
again lifted up 10 $3.50. This was a stun
Ter and thought TO be surely the end. But
the Wichita market never yet failed to
respond 10 the strongest possible symp-
toms and even goes beyond expectations.
Yesterday il did this and another 2l5
cents raise was realized and IS. 62i2 was
paid for a load of 223-pound hogs in fairly
good condition. The market quotation
for the day was cents higher than the
close Of Friday. and the close for that
date was the highest and strongest part
OF the day. The quality for the most of
the offerings was only fair. There was not
much IN Of any wind. five cars represent
ing the car receipts and the local and
wagon stuff being practically nothing
Besides the top load. there was one car
selling al the SIS point. while the rest
Of the bulk showed a lower figure The
receipts were above the same day last
week by good deal, and the closing day
Of the week was stronger than the same
day the week before, and the business
ggenerally was ahead Of the Saturday
previous Everything was sold which
was offered and the day closed with the
demand firm and the trading active. Tie
week has been quite satisfactory. espe-
cally in the demonstrated strength Of
the market and in the advanced prices
and displayed advantages to the shipper.
REPRESENT TTVE SALES
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- a heart bzrascled with in6i1ersnce
safety cul!1ess o. sutsre ig1orauce t5at
does net ra-i8 win psezszr= vhea hear
Ing hs- s1E- There ar o-a~r s-nEs-s who
are nne sn1 svoTthy = 81 praise b3t rzre
ara solgste-s E1o make ere t1s-k As do=s
Scalczl- o. soTas WI h.Ed fzr zsrrzy
from IL native cline singing is sEeeg.
strange song win f7zt sf5-le hon1slcs-
ness Eaicz srec-s ore strangely Ths l.
not re result q training O. al but q -
AszyeaAoCn-tAe EsoSZ q Szz.eas's woke
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IIEl2lY[!;'y|s|,1!,|i'l!]

the several divisions, the joobing and ex-
press trade being especially heavy All
the several departments of the plant are
kept busy, the packing season being now
well advanced, and the Wichita house
very fiatteringly ahead of this time year
ago, both in capacity, reserve stock on
hand for the approaching season. and in
& greatly added trade all through the
south and southwest.
The week shows up very satisfactory.
The strength OF the market all through
has been very hattering and the prices
paid strong every day. The total receipts
are above those of the week previous,
while the average weight falls below
slightly. The receipts for the week were
5.075; for the week previous, 4194 The
average weight was 237; for the previous
week 246.
Messrs. Reveley, Hagan. Riley and
Count Brozovsky were the travelling
statesmen who reported yesterday at the
Dold office for the week
The review Of the week by days is as
follows: For Monday, tops. g 20: bulk,
g. 55q3.4 40; average weight. ga; receipts,
419. Tuesday, tops, s.. Az; bulk, IS $50
3.45; average weight. pa: receipts. 1911.
Wednesday, tops, $50; bulk. 50 35d3. IS;
average weight, 2H; receipts, 1258.
IuuISOdEs tops, -. III, Dulh, -. 81 "a s. ~,
average weight. 233; receipts. 81 Friday,
tops, $50; bulk, s.. 471z93. 5712; average
weight, PAS; receipts. s05. Saturday. tops.
50. 6215; bulk, 50. 45d3 50; average weight,
"a: receipts, 435.
The weekly shipments Of meats amount
ed to 15,175.O0o pounds; lard. 6,552.ooo
pounds.
Provisions were strong yesterday.
helped by the advance in hogs and by
commission house buying. The market
was very active in this line, and prices
advanced to 10 cents. Some of this was
lost before the close. There was a good
healthy demand all around. Lard closed
up 211 cents. and ribs steady.
Other markets yesterday was as fol-
lows: Chicago expected 22oco hogs and
received 1860. The market was active
ar a further advance of cents. The
estimated receipts for Monday is % 600
Kansas City received 4.5S5, and the mar
ket was irregular. Packing grades sold
. 10 10 cents higher at the opening. clos
ingg at Fridays prices. with gogod grades
cents lower. st. Louis was 10 10 cents
higher, with 400 in. Kansas City report
ed the quality only average, with the
Saturday supply in a long time.
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Quaker Folding Thermal

VapOr Bath Cabinet was patented Nav
ls. 1897 and j. made only in Cincinnati
O. This Cabinet. we find. Is durably
made of best materials II j. entered and
vacated BY a door at the side. The Cabi-
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gienic waterproof cloth, Underlined
and 4 folding steel-plateG frame supports
il from top to bottom. The makers fur
nish a good alcohol stove with each CaDi-
net: also valua ole receipts and formulas
for indicated baths and ailments as well
as plain directions
Another excellent feature IS that Il
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How TO Get One.

All our readers who want 10 enjor per-
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Write today for full Information. or bet
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Don't fail 20 send for booklet. as Il will
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This Cabinet Is wonderful seller for
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COFFEE AND SUGAR markets

New York, Jan. 2s.-Conee-Options
opened steady at unchanged prices 70
10 points decline. following less favora-
bic European cables, causing disposition
TO hquidate recently acquired long ac-
count; declining tendency arrested by
higher market cables from Rio and San
tos; outside speculative interest in cof-
fee subsidized; closed steady, TO Is points
net lower; sales, 1850 bags. including
February. $50; March, s.. 65Q5.70; April
s5.soQ5-s5; July, 500; September. 6.10G
6.15; October, Sc. 15q6. 20; November. IS 10;
December. $3.50 Spot coffee-Rio. steady;
No. invoice, 65sc; No. jobbing, 71sc.
Mild. steady; Cordova, 712G14c.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining. SIC;
centrifugal, IS test. nsc; molasses sugar.
3 9-1sc- Refined, firm Mould A SIC;
standard A, 47sc; confectioners' A 45sc:
cut loaf, SIC; crushed Size; powdered,
sic; graduated SC: cubes 5Isc
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. Jan. &--The weeks record
IN dry goods has been q fairly satiSfac-
tory one The movement in WOODEN and
worSJsd goods has been quickened by
The opening OF several new and important
lines. Manufacturing cIothiers. however.
are stu SOW buyers, although the situa-
ton Is = gogod one N retail quarters they
have. - FAR. deferred heavy buying.
Much the same IS true OF dress goods.
though some lines OF staples have sold
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srTY0WN TOPICS -

Town Topics" is a title that suggests
all kinds Of humorous possibilities. and
they are found in the farce-comedy of
that name that will be seen az the Craw-
ford Grand on Thursday next. February
?. The scene opens in Mrs. Quicks board
ing house. The American boarding house
is familiar to most of Us. and We know
that there is always something TO promote
fun. and indigestion in that interesting in
stitu-ion. The boarding house in Town
Topics" is a lively place. ad there is plenty
OF fun. Messrs World. Garnello and
Mack. who play the principal parts in the
comedy, declare that indigestion IS an IN
known quantity there. however, there is
too much laughter for the prunes and
corned beef 20 lie heavy on your chest.
Burglars break into the boarding house,
and steal silverware and a coat. Then
the husband of the presiding goddess OF
rte house goes TO New York 90 look for
the burglars and YOU can imagine what
happens TO him The second act shown
Broadway-that part known az the Ri
alto In the last act we find the husband
home again. and he mas TO settle matters
with hs wife.
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fairly well. In staple cotton goods the
weeks result has been satisfactory
Brown goods for American consumption
have been in steady demand. Export
goods have shown good results Print
cloths have been sold heavily enough du-
ring the week to reduce the stock at
Fall River TO a minimum Extras are
quoted al DC
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Cures Catarrh and Asthma.

L. b Westbrook Newton, Ia. writes
For IS years I have had catsrrh AM
asthma TO such an extent that II had
eaten out the partition between my nos
trils. Drugs and doctors did me no good
The first vap0r bath ! took helped me
and two weeks use cured me entirely,
and I have never had = twinge since.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-29

An inventive genius OF Cincinnati. Ohio.
has patented and placed on the market
a Bath Cabinet that is Of great interest
to the public, not only the sick AMI de-
bilitated, but also those enjoying health.
Tt IS sealed compartment, in which
one comfortably rests on chair AMI with
only the head outside, may have all the
invigorating. cleansing and purifying eff
fects OF the most luxurious Turkish
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The Great Feature

OF this Bath Cabinet IS that IT. gives q
Hot VapOr Bath that opens the millions
OF pores al over the body, stin ulstes the
sweat glands and forcing out BY nature =
effete matter. which. II retained. over
work the heart kidneys and lungs and
cause disease. debility and sIuggishaess.
4 Hot NaDOr Bath inStilIs new ife from
10 years younger. With the bath, II de-
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LIVESTOCK MARKER.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. 2S.-Cattle-Barely enough
cattle were offered today TO make quota
tons. Prices ruled unchanged. Fancy
cattle would bring 81. OO6S. 30; choice
steers, s5.6GG5. 50; medium steers, S5.0G9
5.25; beef steers. s.. 9Cd4. 80 bulls, 81. 70D
AS; cows and heifers. s.. 9lfi4 90; western
fed steers, 81. 1Oa5.S5 Texas steers, So. so
go; calves. S3.j0G7.00.
Hogs-Trade in hogs early was active
AZ further advance of cents After
the cream of the offerings had been ia
ken, however, the Improvement was lost.
Fair to choice, 80. S211d4. 90; packing lots.
s.. 65d3 50; mixed, 81. 6563. S7h; butchers,
s3.65d3.95; lights, s3-60GS.s5; pigsg, 50. 35a
$50
Sheep-The market for sheep was active
to the extent of the limited offerings.
prices ruling unchanged. Inferior to
prime sheep brought 81 .O0d4 80; yearlings,
"a. 10Gt4.55; export heavy sheep, 81. 10d4. %;
lambs, $3.75d5.0O.
Receipts-Cattle, 200; hogs, Is, 600; sheep.
1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Jan. S.-Cattle-Receipts.
IT, Market nominally unchanged. Prices
for the week were the highest of the
year. but the close was 10 TO 15c lower
than the high time. Thirteen loads of
good light cattle today were bid for at
20 TO D cents lower than the high time.
but were not sold.
Hogs-Receipts ass, being the smallest
Saturdays supply for long time The
quality was about average. Packing
grades sold irregularly, and 5 to 10 cents
higher at the opening, closing at yester-
days prices, with good grades cents
lower. Heavies. 8. 72I2 d3. 80; mixed. $3.50
G3.S0; lights. s3.15d3.70.
-G1ap1-Raoa-Drs
The weeks receipts amounted to IS 200,
a little in excess OF the previous week
Values are in about the same notch as
a week since.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. Jan. 2S-Cattle-Receipts 900;
market steady; native shipping and ex-
port steers. s+.50G5 50; light and dressed
beef and butcher steers. 8. COOS. 80: stock !
ers and feeders, s.. 10G4 30: cows and heif-
ers, S2.00G 80; Texas and Indian steers, |
s.. 70g4.S0: cows and heifers, s.. 25a3. so.
Hogs-Receipts, 400; market 10 1Oc
higher: pigs and lights. s.. 65d3. IS; packers
s. S0d5. e2t2; butchers. g. S1i.0O
Sheep-ReceiptS. 100: market firm.
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FOLDED.

bath. hot vaQor or medicated vapor
baths at home for cents each, with no
posi- bility OF taking cold. or in any waE
weakening the system.
A weil-known physician OF Topeka,
Kansas, Z l. Eaton II. D. gave up MS
practice 20 sell these bath Cabinets. feel
ing thar they were al his patients need
ed 10 get well and keep well, as they
cured the most obstinate diseases often
when his medicine failed. and we under
other physician of Chicago, DR.. John c.
Wright. followed Or. Eatons example.
moved west and devOtes his entire time
10 selling these Cabinets. Many others
are doing likewise
Hundreds of remarkable letters have
been written the inventors from those
who have used the Cabinet. two Of which
r@f N
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THE AUDITORIUM.

Owing to the Indictment weather the
Greater New York Vaudeville company
did not give their last performance. The
matinee was largely attended by women
and children and all were well pleased with
the vitascope Monday nights attraction
is the Smith Sisters
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VIII Hasten Preparation,

Every one knows. IS beneficial Turkish
baths massage hot drinks. stimulants.
hot foot baths are all known 10 be bene-
fetal but the best OF these methods be-
come crude and Insignificant when COM
pared 10 the convenient and marvellous
curative power of the Cabinet Bath re-
ferred TO above. The Cabinet = known