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The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
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The employees in The horat ,,...,
southcrn' Scrnda receive Sin
and they earn Il. for they arr go ~
In what Is probably the da,sli.-as
rnpntion known. and neither m.s =
beast can survive In that rllms,a 4
great while. The hands cban..
Gucntly because they bessoma ~ y
cd The dry air aud the hast ~ \
sun sap the moisture In their '%
so rapidly that they cannot ~, - -
= er~as while without losIn. ~. =
iality- They drink a srrat a., Z
Sofne Of Them sleep Ia ruls ~ ~
Va order so rrPlenlSh the a,,ls,,,i
the system
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Tact
she ~as a hopslesS inysild.

She ~as a hopeless Invalid
When her husband became tmpoTer-
isaod. in tse regular eoars~ OF business.
she brnyely changed over 10 an All
nsnt with Latin nam. 50 much
shorter that they saved enough IL
ea-etors bills to start life anew
woman With l>zx tact xosld hsy.
got well anc kon. TO ecsrx her 0~u
honfesors- thus saving .ar less
What ayAils a good diepssition, then.
without tact.--p-troit journal
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
Interesting is.ara..,,s, w.n,.s

Here. my little boy said a benev-
oleEt old gentleman to a weeping boy.
Il wouldn't cry that way II l wer.
you
How did you cry when you were A
little boyF" asked the weepcr. during a
temporary cessation Of tears Stray
Stories.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

Druggist. w'hAt t!a tbs; woman
Sant -ho sampled IN. eaney. tasted
the soda Nater. and to whom you
showed all those patent ueeieias:
Clerk Boukh, two-e-nt stamp. got
IS changed and used the directory Ans
telephone
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ma..s Tor N.r,.n.....

Scientists claim that music ha,
~r 10 sOo;he the nerves B,n ~ -
est way 10 eur- nnrvn,Psn...
strengthen the nervous Sy.t.S' =
Enow % ro'hinz which win acgoarii.,
ihls quicker than Hast.tter's So -
BittsrS. lso not take > ssbstitr,s :.
thAt a private revenue Sianp 80.
tb- meek Of Ths. battl,.
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Her Telegram.

Young Lady-How much?
Telegraph Clerk Sixpence
For that one word?"
Yes. Same charge for twelve words
or less You can repeat the Yes sis
times il you wish"
''Um-no; that wouldn't look well II
is an answer to proposal of mar.
riage Tit Bits.
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Comedy.

Coanedy.
They parted with ClAspcd hands
And kisses and burning tears.
They met In a foreign land
After come t~sntA years
Met as acGnalntances meet
Smiling trlanluii-syet:
Not even the least iittle beat
OF the heart upon eithst Side
They chatted Of this and that
The uothiuSs that make ur go"
She tn a GairsborouEh hat
And he in black for MS vile
An. What comedy thtss
Neither was hurt II appears
Yet once she had i~ancd TO his Kiss
And once he had Eno~u her tsss~-
IT y !NldTigh,
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teN aFS yg0 Erttiss ~ sri =
NutpmnkiieF Il eau sIaFt 40 .6 49,
bni ezn't stop nnsess 1 slp .r1s -.
fhtns -
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

the morning Will give nice crisp edge
10 the cakes.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
The Infrrcnre.

She devoted her life to Christian
science Indeed? What did she az
of?"-Brooklyn Life.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
FOR WOMEN ANDHOME
TENS OF INTEREST FOR MAIDS
AND NATIONS.

ome Notes OF the Fashions for Young
and oid-A Jacket Biouse-rhe In
dlspensasie Boa a Little woman -
Our Cooking school.
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OUR BUDGET OF FUN.
SOME GOOD JOKES. ORIGINAL
AND SELECTED.

A variety of Jokes. Gib-~ aad ironie,,
Original aud selected --flot.an aaa
Jot.am from the Tide OF Hanor--
witty sAsiss.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06
A Jacket Biouse.

This little coat OF white tareta Is
trimmed with piped bands of the silk
The Lamar register., 1899-09-06

'erhaps you never knew her? She
Was only known to those who love her
Nnd still revere her memory.
Pure as the stars that shine above her
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-26
METAL MARKET.

New York. July E.-The upward move
ment in the price Of tin appears 20 be
in its infancy. Today the market was
strong and excited. with the close 100
points higher. The leading builish infu-
euces consisted Of strong London cables
good reports from home market and more
urgent denand from consumers. The bal
ance Of the list vas quiet and about IN
changed. At the close the metal ex-
change called pig iron warrants nomf-
nal az 81. ~: lake copper firm AZ t1s n:
tin unsettled with 81 = bid ard 81 .
asked; lead quiet. with s. 3 BID Nti.sTi5
asked: spelter. quiet. At . = ns bro
kers' price for lead Is So and for copper
SIS n
Cleveland. o. July E--The pig iroa
famine that was predicted several weeks
ago appears 20 have maisriaiIzed- The
brokers In this city say the dealers are
not trying % sell iron for shipment before
the first % January next. and none l. 20
be rad for shipment sooner than septera-
Der l. There will be a long period 20 ths
end Of the rear. u f. predicted. wien
there VIII he nothing bot contract iron.
A large percentage q Tire manufacturers
are depending entirely upon EiiI lron.
ard y f. said most % these vii have 20
ciose down About week ago q r1asu-
fscturer gave broker n tbis city an
order for i-afS tons a Iron. but the bro
ker has been unable 20 get f.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-26

]. NJ Pirtle OF Fl Dorado. was a ship
per of light hogs which sold without dock
at the top OF the day.
JEFF Houston shipped up from Ponca
City a car load of heavy hogs in good
form. which sold. at the top Of the day.
Knott & Wheeler were on the market
with car load OF mixed stock which sold
at good prices. the hogs being mediums
and selling close to the top, and the
cattle selling at the best price also.
Wyrick & Hurburt Of Perry were ship
pers Of light hogs which sold at a strong
bulk figure.
Vandiver & Holland Of Zyba had in
mixed car OF stock, partly cattle and
partly hogs. The hogs sold at bulk fig
ures, aud were lights, and the cattle VIII
cross the scales this morning.
Smith & jackson of Furley were In with
a car OF light hogs which sold without
dock at strong bulk prices
J. F. Cooley Of Rose Hill was in with
a car OF medium lights which sold at
good bulk prices.
The rest Of the shippers were cattle
oonsignors and are listed above.
Thoe late arrivals which appeared on
the market TOO late for trading We're d.
NJ. Hutchinson OF Haverhill with load
of medium weight hogs, and Ed. Weld
line ot Augusta, with hogs. Mr.. HutchiH-
son reports all crops as having done very
We'll and farmers jubilant. Hogs. he says.
are getting scarce. that is. for market
able hogs. and he had 10 scour the whole
surrounding country for the load sent in
yesterday.
The Dold business Yesterday was very
fair all around. The straight contract
cars were very We'll represented and the
j0bbing and express trade good. All stand
ing orders were wiped out and a strong
line Of new orders received
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were as follows; Santa Re. 6; Missouri
Pacific, 4: Frisco, >; and Rock Island. !.
The daily comparisons were as follows:
Yesterday, tops. A.2Iiz; bulk. 81 sGG4. ~:
average weight. 21l: receipts, sCq. FAor the
day before. tops. S.27ls; bulk. 81 25g4. g7is;
average weight. 81; receipts. 507
The Rathman pressed ham. the latest
novelty OF the local DoId plant. continues
20 grow In popular favor, and from ali
over sornes the demand for this finely
finished product. The Wichita house has
always endeavored TO cater 10 their trade,
and whenever there has appeared de-
mand in their clientage for any particular
speciality they have ever been prompt
20 satisfy Il. The "phfiippi, a brand OF
ham sausage was a winner from the start
and many OF the large department stores
and influential jObbers sought exclusive
sale OF H. IL is still at the very top Of its
fame and now added 20 this Is the new
Rathman article which the leading provis-
Son journals OF the country are comment
ing on II Is an absolutely pure article.
made Of the choicest meats and cured and
prepared under specially arranged pro-
cesses. and though yet young on the mar
lCet. Is attracting general attention from
the retail trade and large commission bro
lEers as we'll The house has been crowd
"a to al the orders far this one brand, |
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-26
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' sssas the Of lZMZzZ@
UNIVERSITY AT NORMA N
And Hts Claim to Educational Leader
ahin In Oklahoma

ship In OklahOma
Guthrie, o. T, July A.-President D. r
Boyd. Of the territorial university al
Norman. was in Guthrie today looking
after the publication of the university
catalogue. which is now in press. The
past year has been successful in the larg-
est degree, and for the coming year
President Boyd expects a still larger en-
rollment and greater development. He
argues that the university is the head Of
the educational system Of the territory
While frankly recognizing the work done
gy the public schools. nevertheless the
university insists that It stands for some
thing broader and higher than they can
hope 70 do. Believing this. the manage
ment has endeavored to make the uni
versity not unworthy of the university
ideal. In addition 10 giving special train
ing in various lines II stands for the
wider culture Of the Individual student
The work Of the university is clearly
organized and is developed largely upon
the departmental pan. 1t includes at
present four schools. as follows: College
OF arts. school of pharmacy, school OF
music, preparatory school. In addition. a
pre-medical course for those who expect
TO study medicine has been organized
The liberal resources OF the institution
are taxed to the utmost TO develop new
work and TO better the facilities During
the past year a new department Of biology
has been organized and equipped. with
81 DO worth OF apparatus. The library is
being added to rapidly and in every course
the ampIest means OF carrying on re-
go -.F,- -
Of the management to spare neither care
nor expense in endeavoring TO provide the
student with every advantage possible.
men in charge Of the work are all highly
trained specialists from the best uniVer-
sites. In the faculty are graduates Of
Harvard. Princeton, the University OF |
Michigan. Vanderbilt University Leipzig. 1
Germany. etc. To the young men and 4
women woh wish 70 secure q higher e9u-
cation President Boyd extends an iuvf-
tauon 10 come TO TIRE university As he /
el5Cuently says: This Is your school |
made for you by the people OF the terri !
tory Tuition Is free Here in the course 4
OF four years you VIII meet a thou ami /
young man and women who viii scatter
10 all parts Of the territory. who VIII BE-
come the leaders In public Affairs ard /
Y no viii De lifelong friends such As Culy
the associations Of college days can maze
For Young man who expects 20 20 i,.t1
business or profession is Oklahoma. o.
who hopes 20 take part in the shaping Of
the affaIrs Of the future state. inch
friendships are of the very highezt imp r
lance He = no longer q st-a-g.- Or
alone. but he can summon to hts ala a.
Any tine host OF loyal couraSez."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-26
is ALMOST I|FEIES
Stock Dealings Close to the
Low Mark Of the Year.
MONEY REMAINS STEADY
increased Demand From the
Interior for Funds.

New York, July S-The stock market
continued Weil-nigh ffeless today. only Q
price worth Of note. The movement was
so narrow and sluggish that it was diff
cult at times to distinguish the tendency
Of prices. Rock island showed an open
ing gain Of lie. while st. Paul opened
down half. St Paul vas not influenced
at all by the statement Of earnings in
the thIrn week. which again broke al
previous records. The stock was heavy
all day and was the only one Of the gran
ger group which hung below last nights
level for most OF the day. Late in the
day there was an increased demand for
Roik Island which lifted It's price ABBOTT
a point above last nights level The
Soothwesterns rose at the same time over
a point each. Iowa Central also contin-
ued to advance. There was a period Of
midday strength In the pressed steel car
stocks, which rose 31-4c and 21-2c re-
spectiYely. simultaneous movement,
apparently sympathetic, affected National
Steel, Federal Steel. Tennessee Coal and
In ana talcI TIC Au4CkASAA AAOeP
stocks rose 2 lac and 1 &c respectively.
None Of these gains was fully held and
on the other hand American SmelSini and
Colorado Fuel showed sharp declines.
General Electric was advanced TO l24 lac.
but reacted a point. Consolidated Gas.
the Iinseed Oh stocks. International
Paper and National Biscuit. showed symp-
toms OF weakness and an early gain In
was practically al lost.
The money market continued steady. The
weekly statement OF the Imperial Bank
Of Germany reflected the process OF re-
trenehment going on IN foreign circles
The banks cash has been increased over
(, 500. 0OO, while its loans were contracted
nearly $5,0cO.OO0 and its note circulation
reduced over s9,oOO.Ooo during the week
New York exchange at interior points in
this country reflected an increased de-
mand on this center for funds. The scri-
ous aspect at Cleveland of the street car
strike had rather a depressing effect on
The market. The days business was close
10 the lowest level Of the year. Closing
prices were as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-26
HOGS REMAIN STEADY
Receipts a Little Better and
Equality Mixed.
TOPS REMAIN AT S4.27 ~.
Good Supply of Cattle But
Trading Light
TOPS REMAIN AT S427 ~

Yesterday on the local hog market the
day was better so far as receipts we're
concerned, and the quality about the
same, although the average weight was
lighter. Yesterday was variable day on
the live stock markets all over, there
being varying quotations according to The
several grades OF stock in, and the local
market more than held its own, on the
whole day. and for the special classes Of
hogs in. Early in the day, before the
bulk OF the run had come in there was
a feeling that seemed to show a weak
and lower market, but when the whole
trading was over there was found not
lower tendencies than barely steady, with
Mondays prices. St. Louis for the day
report gave out a market quotation OF
cents lower, while Chicago reported slow
as the tone Kansas City showed light
hogs steady, while others were at TO lOc
lower. The local market, IL any weakness
was at any time shown through the early
trading, steadied up and closed steady
with Mondays prices. Provisions yester-
day suffered under heavy liquidation ana
most of the line closed of. There was
nothing extra on the market yesterday as
10 quality, but there were mixed in with
the whole list Of sale stun some very fair
hogs. One load from the territory which
was of heavy weights and one load from
Butler county of lights went at stin
prices. AS a matter of fact light hogs
and from light and workers. TO light me-
diums were most in demand, and these
brought the best prices This prevailed
greatly at all the several receiving points,
as evidenced by the quotation above cited
where lights were quoted as steady and
all others s to 10 cents lower. Any hogs
yesterday on this market would have sold
well and not only lights, but the other
grades went always at all they could COM
1nand. The receipts were better yester-
day than on Monday, and seven cars
crossed the scales before the close and
later In the night two more came In
which viii 90 over the scales early this
morning. The local killing demand was
eager for hogs and the shipping order for
their special grades also took in line.
The market held its own with the other
points very satisfactorily, and the bulk
OF the hogs went at a T12-cent range,
and this took in all but two incOnsequen-
aial punches Of wagon hogs of light
weight and grade.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-26

e51anst the ezttadltion - any Amsrse.n
citizen to Mexico. The fzcf shat A fhsn
case the citizen Is a woman has rrs.slv
intenelfied the objection to the procedure
John d. Rich was the eon 4 q prominent
banker OF Dodge City. Kansas. ana court.
ed and married bis wife in Chicago dursn-
the worlds fair. They vent to cuieaf
Jiarez. Mexico. opposite this city, ana
engaged In merchandising. she furnishing
large saare she capital They quar-
relied oilsn. because Il q aileked. Mrs.
Rich was jeaious. Two months aso she
found Rich talking with a notorious
woman. whereupon Mrs Rich attacked
and severely beat her. Rich came hous
late and during the night was shot whils
lying IN bed. Mrs. Rich called for doc
tor and carriage and had her husband con-
vsyed to hospital IN this city. Rich
died and left q statement ssying the fatal
bullet was fred from q pistol IN the hands
of his wife Mrs.. Rlch did everything in
her power 20 aid the recovery Of her hus-
band. She Is soon to give birth to a
child. The Mexican government has Osent
touched to the quick by the comments on
its methods OF dealing out justice and
carbarous treatment u prisoners snd has
provided Mrs. Rich with fne quarters and
promises her a speedy trial President
Diaz has ordered special officials from tie
City OF Mexico to CuIdad, Juarez. to at
tend to the case.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-26

2sd29.zc: July. 9sxc: September. 1sssc:
May. I5tc; No. 2 white. z6zAc.
Rye-Quiet. Sc.
FIour-Quiet and unchanged
Dry salt meats-Quiet: boxed shoulders,
$s.I21k: extra shorts. ss.15: clear ribs $50:
clear sides, s5.62h.
Baeon-Boxed; shoulders. $50: extra
shorts. So; clear ribs. $500; clear sides.
s.. 12sk. 4,n
Receipts-FTour. 1850; wheat. $500; corn
81. go; oats. 5000.
shipments-FGour, s.sS: wheat. see;
corn. $500; oats. 5000.
NEW YORK.
New York, July S.-F1our-Rees a.
0sl; more active and firmer for spring pat
ents, Minnesota patents. H3. 765.90; winter
straights. s5.SGS.5e; Minnesota bakers.
s.. O9ta3.I0
wheat-Receipts. 5ss.I5o; exports, 80 80;
spot. firm; No. 3 red. 67sc (. o. b.. aAoat
spot; No. northern Duluth, TS%c, T. o.
b., ahoat; spot; No. ] hard Duluth. S74sc
(. o. b., aioat to arrive; No. red. 757sc,
elevator. Options steady On smaller
northwest receipts They subsequently,
broke under Liquidation and disappointing
late French cables. but finally recovered.
Chief among the late stimulating influ-
enees were small primary receipts. The
close was strong at u TO &c net advance;
July. 5ik916i4c. closed T5ac: September.
20 5-1sGls 7-Isc, closed 76sc; December.
7TT3s d7Sitc, closed 7Sizc.
Corn-ReceiDts, $3.50; exports. $3.50;
Spot, steady; No. 2. 3S54c, I. o. b.. afoat,
&c elevator. Options opened steady after
a sharp break under liquidation. recov-
cred with wheat and less FAVORABLE crop
news. Closed firm at unchanged prices;
July closed at SIC; September@ &ngS7I1c,
closed ST14c; December. sSGSsAc. closed
SeiIc. ~
oats-Receipts, esa.sOo; exports. $500.
Spot. weaker; No. 2, sic: No. 8. Csc; No.
white, soc; No. 8 white, &c: track mixed
western, 3S6S0c. Options quiet.
Hay-Weak; good 10 choice, T0dSc.
Butter-Receipts. 1901 packages; mar
ket barely steady: western creamery,
5qlSc; factory, 1G1fizc.
Cheese-Receipts. IL, T42 packages: firm;
large white, sz.c;-small white, &C; large
colored. sac; small colored. sc.
EgssReceipts. 15.4s2 packages; steady;
western, 10G15c.
Liverpool, July S.-Wheat-Spot, firm;
No. red western winter. IS Sd: No.
northern spring. IS 10lsd; No. California
6sgfs Id. Futures. steady; July, IS Sad;
September, IS Cd: December, 5s 10ssd.
BRADSTREET's VISIBLE.
New York. July Especial cable and
advices to Bradstreet's show
the following changes in available sup
plies. as compared with last accounts:
Wheat-UnIted States and Canada, east
Of the Rockies. increase Isis. 900. Afioat
for and in Europe. decrease $4,000 Total
supply, increase $4,000.
Corn-United States and Canada east Of
the Rockies, increase 10, 600.
Oats-Cnited States and Canada east Of
the Rockies, decrease 1,4l900o.
The aggregate stock OF wheat held at
Portland, Oregon, and Tacoma. and Seat
lie, Washington, increased 40.0B bushels
asst week.
OF WHEAT IN FRANCE.
Paris. July 25-Official reports show that
he condition Of winter wheat IS very good
n nine departments Of France. good in
iixty-seven. fair in eight and bad in one
department. Spring wheat is very good
n four departments, good In thirty, and
air In thirteen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-26
CoOPEp uP WIIH TRE PLAGUE



Chicago. July IA Tribune special
special from Indianapolis. Ind. says:
There has been some concern here over
the present Whereabouts Of Senaios Rev.
eridge. Letters just received from Maya
saki. Japan. dated June -. showed Sha.
he was quarantined on board ship LFar
there. with the Asiatic plague on the YES
So One Of these letters. ap5l entity SErg-
g'e1 ashore. was from the senator him.
self He states thar the victim; N hoard
were Chinese from Hong Kong. In the
letter the senator says: Thank heaven.
Mrs. Beverage Is N, Kioia-" There has
been no cableEram from him since the
date OF the letter. although occasional
cable messages have been received from
the senator since his arrival In the Orient
Mr.. Beveridge has bee mover a great deal
OF China, and travelled over 400 miles
horseback around Manila. He was with
LaWton IN advance and was under IRE
several times. Advices by mail say the
senator had a close call in one engage
ment, where bullets were imoedded In a
tree against which he vas standing. sew
eral within few inches OF his head
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-26

Sampss Bottle sent Free ~ m.4
suanp-Roct. discovered b. ne eninsnk
kidney and bladder specialist. 3 wonaar-
fully saccasfui IN pronptiy eurlns ksd-
neg. bladder snd uric ACID troabsea.
some % tie early symptoEn1 e uezk
Kidneys are pain Or dun ache n the back.
rheumatism. dizzinness. headache. nsrv-
BUSINESS. eatarrh Of the bladder. gravel a.
ealeali. beating. salloW eamplexson.
puffy or dark circles under ths syes. sup
preston OF urine or compelled 70 paas
water often day and night
The mid and extraordinary erect q
the famous new discovery. Dr. Kllmer,s
Swamp-Roos. u s0oa realised. II standa
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-26
MRS. RICH HANDED OVER
10 the Hextes ~ Ss-vePawesf. which
PrSmis~s = sqasre Deal

z Psso. Texas. Jsiy T-Mrs. Nattts
G r. Rlch- charged VITA hzving Eur-
ders6 her hz<5ars. J5ha D. Rica. 81 Cub
dad. Josrsz. Nsxira. s~o zfnfks aEo. xas
formally sxSraditeA It's af;srnooo At
0-elock ard delivered Into rs haas %
the Mexican asthogftsss Ger frtal SIC pro
tested s.r1zEsT against beins given in,s
The psss~sxsaa q IsxScs buf bsearns re-
slEned whsa the ex-rzliltson e1-sSnt Eas
read 70 hex Sc ~rspSe8 BE- sho1t8srs
zaa lead In an Asserss4n Tag and sntsza6
the carriage with shs cf1eg1 and vas
ranId1y Gsive1 eerDss che F4Fsr.
Tie case q Mrs. Rkch has attracted
vice ezfsnt5o9. psrfiesiAssT a1oag ne ssF-
es<. gAeFe e4Etssns have sEesestsa Eoaelv