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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-24
REA0vilE RACtS.
r JysI Sheldon. Georgiana and John 7. Win
All Good Races.

| Boston, Aug. 23.-Three good races
made up today's card at the Readville
track at the Grand Circuit meeting
and they We're full of exciting brushes
and several whipping finishes. The big
event for speed was the 200 pace
which the Medford Mass, black geld
/ ing, Royal r. Sheldon, won in easy
fashion. in 2.07 and 2.05%, the latter
| figure clipping his record half a sec
ond. The chief race for the bookmak-
ers was the PA class, which went 10
seven heats and was won by the Ma
son Farm gelding, John T., because
his driver had played a sharp trick, in
the opinion of the judges. on the high
| field in the early heats. For this.
| Driver Dore was fined 800 after John
T. had won because he had laid up
the gelding in the second heat. and
again in the third, after having been
warned. This race was one that ben
| Gifted the public, Winola having been
the favorite. with considerable lean
ing toward sydney Pointer. Then. after
the fourth heat. John r. almost became
prohibitive His hackers. however,
lost in the sixth. but as it proved. the
gelding had the strength to win the
deciding heat just when his chances
looked forlorn.
The PA trot went to the out -and-O
faVorite, GeOrgiana, a mare owned by
James Gormly of Parkerville. L. |. The
second heat was a warm one. for a
spell and the mare had to mark herself
out of the class through the good worl;
Of Bay Star. During the afternoon
Driver Noble was fined s25 for work
ing his horse while race was on. The
summary:
2.0G CLAsS-PACING-PURSE Sl5o1-(2
IN 81
Royal sheldon, blk. g.. by Constan-
tine-Flaxy by Bourbon Wilkes
Az. i. Il. III Delmarch. lMcF,wen J
Eyelet. &. m, by Gambetta Wilkes.
tkenneyD Observation-Disclosures. > (
Indiana. b. &. CMcCarjhy) ............ .
VIM. Wallace Scribaer. br. h.,
Time, 2o7, 2o5a..
2.14 CLASS TROTTING- slooo-
g IN So
Georgiana, ,ch. m. by Epaulet-
Day Star b. m. by Kentucky
v star; 3 Iant 6s ,rth;r;
Palm Leaf. b. G., (McCarthy) 49,. u 10 3
Al Ie Barnes In b m, (Noble' ...--. 4 l9
Iris O.. b. m. (McCallapy) ..... 5 8 6
Grace Onward. ch. m, tMaceyp J. - II ;
Rustler. b. &. Pusey) ............ II
Confessor; en-. g. BRADY ........ Il Z 9
king Task p. e. li1dsonp . e 4 n, I
Pilot Evans b. G., (Walkerl ...... dis.
PCT ?, Mile. b m, IMcD@2.nNal0 .- dis-
Time, ala. 2.09l4. 2.l0.
.o,oo "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-24
New York Money Market

New York, Aug %.
Money on call closed steady, li.91i2
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4a5 per cent.
Sterling exchange, firm with actual
business in bankers bills at s4.SIasu4.STt.
for demand and at sf4ii "a Si&s for so
days; posted rates. 81. S5M4 ISL. and SISSY
04S9. commercial bills. s4S3l.G44.
Bar silver. 6lis.
Mexican dollars. 1855.
Government bonds, steady.
State bonds. strong.
Railroad bonds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-24

Fire in the basement of the five-story
granite block known as the Congress
building. in Postoffice square, Boston.
Thursday, resulted in $4,000 loss to
owners and occupants. The fire is
thought to have started from a defec-
tive electric wire, near the elevator
shaft. The fire worked up the shaft
to the three upper stories which were
badly damaged by fire and water
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-24

1t IS a common remark on the street
that there have never been so manv
people in the city during the summer
as at the present time. The traders
along the street have been greatly ben
Gifted thereby.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-24

1enesce "oa 20, LIE Roy, N. T..
Dear Sirs:-Some days since a package
Of your GRAIN-O preparation was left at
trial, and have to say l was very much
pleased with II, as substitute for coffee.
We have always used the best Java and
Mocha in our family. but l am free to
best coffee l ever drank.
Respectfully yours.
A. c. JACKSON, NJ d.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-24

The latest in street troupes appeared
on the street. yesterday. made I'D of n
father ana two sons. The boys part
OF the work was to sing duets while tho
father manipulated an accordion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-24
DAILY kennebec Journal.
AUGUSTA LOCAIh

Inc plahklhS IN the Maine Central
yard is being relaid from the crossing
on Water street to that on Winthrop
street and makes great improvement
in the appearance of the yard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-24

Half the ills that man is heir to come
from indigestion. Burdock Blood Bitters
strengthens and tones the stomach,
wakes Indigestion impossible.
mon. wed. fri&wky.tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-24

The entire number of pupils in all
schools. public and private. last year
in this country was 1868, 6i3, out of an
estimated population of 72,137 100
There are 1O1. O5S young men and wom-
en- in the universities and colleges, "a
231 in schools of law. medicine and
theology. 67,5SS in normal schools. 20
$50 in business schools, 23.50l in reform
schools and 97.731 in lindergartens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-24

Like the bonito. the kingfisher's col
ors dull after death. No one who has
seen only the stuffed bird can form any
idea of the brilliance of its plumaga
when alive
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-24
Chicago Markets

Chicago. Aug. 90
Wheat was weak early today. in the
face of bullish news. but later rallied on
an export demand, September closing ~
"a. higher. Corn and oats each closed
isGl4 lower Provisions closed slightly
changed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-24

On the Produce Exchange:
BCTTER-Firm; creameries. l6d20a:
diaries, 1iMlS
CHEESE-Steady. l0Qll4
EGGS Firm; fresh. l3i-Ml4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-24
cOBB0ssEe REGATTA.
The l2.h Annual Sailing Races Of Cobbosse.,,
Fleet Will Be Held, TODAY.

The 12th annual sailing regatta of the
Cobbossee fleet viii be held. today the
boats to start at 2.30 p. M.
The regatta will be open to all classee
of boats bearing sail. regardless -,
size, style or sailing qualities. and ,
cordial invitation is extended To al,
persons owning sailboats to participate
therein.
Boats will be divided into classes as
follows. the question of length onlv
tower alD being considered:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-19
--s=a==-=a==s7a=a
THE NEAT AZ =.
WIcalta. Kan, June

Wichita, Kan, Jane =. 19D
During the past u hours. ending AZ
.. m, the highest temperature has been
n. the lowest e. q range az Is deEr q
ard the mean has been =. Tbich Is /
degree cooler than the normal terpera-
ture for ire dsy as dsSuce1 from the
observations at this station for the past
eleven years Eiia - inch Of rain IN the
afternoon. gsatle northeast WIND and
higher pressure.
Since the first % The month che av-
craze temperature has been -. Thich T.
. degrees daily warmer tnaD the normal.
ana the total rainfall - inches, Which
Is 3 inch Jess taan the normal
Since the GTst o. tie year the rainfall
has been Z. 70 inches. vhich & 10 inca
rnore than the noral. For the sane
tine last year ire rainfall vas l5.74
iache. PRED I JOHNSON.
Observer
Easningt d. June iS-ForscaSt f9r
Tuesday and Wsduesiay-
kansas-Fslr Tuesday and wednesday;
warner Tuesday, sssteTly winds
Oklahoma and fn8ia1 TER tory Fair
AMI warmer Tues5ay ard wednesday;
essterly Winds
L your reviewers are tzrnlshe3 - rusty
taka them - - - Main s. t5t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-19
COMING Local EVENTS.

Regular meeting - The board % direct
ors Il tha Wichita hospital this morning
A. go o'eoek
The ws,lnsaiaT Cooking cisb uili NEE
with Mrs Fred Hsilar wecnsssay morn
INK A. o'ciock
There V1iI D. a regular nnes -ing ~ fs1
Leaf chagor. 70 = . r. $ TDesfay
evening. Jgno - ConserTinK - degrees
Tasrs ~ig - 2 rsguasr meeting = the
? y r. = tonight a. 7s3 s- Nils
Mar Bl~i1gs A. rns-abers rese~sted
% 81 present
no Young Mea's Republican LsaEue
Eill r1sef tonight a; gons - Herrzaara
Ran. Gets9 box Al yssrw Eepus,3-
cars ara invited - aftens.
Pleasant Casne1 80 u Msdsra Tor
~. H5G meet fn resslar segHiaa nishf
TIE Reformed ehBrca zfl give a. gee
cream H5rtai ~ sf fhs hozas = Mrs.
wlnzsra. a. gesfh Tspssa
vl.hi,a -. r. r. M nd a a.srief
meeting On Tvsasav. Tsas o. a ? "a
"a - tgqaartssH. - Sor1h Xaln strsss
Elerzsga = S.rerfarH neHt Ts~assr ~
pst1-ua u-ssasess ysts Bias - Tesl-
ices
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-19
Ten CENTS HIGHER
Wichita Hog Market Has a
Boom in Price
AND A BIG DEMAND
Supply Yesterday Was En-
tireIy Inadequate.

The hog market yesterday was a good
50 cents higher, the top price being $4.S5,
which the Dold Packing company paid
for load Of very fair Cherokee Strip
hogs. The receipts were very light and
the demand active. Five times more
hogs could have been sold. The lightness
81 receipts here was no surprise since
an air Of nghtness was reported from
the eastern markets. Very few hogs
were on the Kansas City market and
there was also a scarcity at Chicago.
1t can readily be understood why there
was shortage in the supply here, for
fhe farmers are too busy IN southern
Kansas with the harvest to deliver hogs,
but the cause for a shortage at Kansas
City and Chicago is subject to some
other explanation. 1t is thought that
the supply Of hogs on this market VIII
soon increase, and when hogs begin to
me in they will come fast. During the
past few weeks a great many hogs have
been going east, and in every case the
shippers lost money by passing Wichita.
THIS fact, now we'll understood by the
shippers, will serve TO bring patronage
10 the Wichita market, Cor prices here
have been uniformly good all the tine,
compared with the Kansas City mar
ket. Another fact that viii strengthen
the Wichita market IS that another pur-
chaser is on the market. The Nashville
Packing company now has a regular
buyer at the yards. They sent Mr..
Bradley here yesterday with instructions
TO locate himself here and purchase all
the hogs he can get to the limit of 100
per day. Mr.. Bradley is an od-tiIne
buyer and Will be a valuable addition to
the Wichita yards.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-19
HIDES AND WOOL.
LIVESTOCK DIARKErs,
CHICAGO.

Chicago, June misunderstanding 21,-
600; steers active, weak to 16c lower.
closing stronger; butchers stock gener-
ally steady; natives, best on sale today,
G car loads at $40; good to prime steers.
s.. 10p5.S5; poor to medium, S4.50d5 ). 90;
selected feeders, 81. 3o15 90; mixed stock
ers. 3.3564. 90; cows, $3.00d4. co. heifers,
s. 1913. 25S Gamers, &. 35dS.00; bulls. g 90
G450; calves, s.. O097.00. Texans, receipts
900; best on sale today, car loads at
$3.50; Texas-fed steers steady, si.60Q5 %
Texas grass steers, S3.75G4.35; Texas
bulls weak, Sc. 0063. so.
Hogs-Receipts, today, 27,00O: tomorrow
5000 estimated; left over, 1000; active.
1Oc higher; top, $5.25;' mixed and butch
ers, $5.O5d5.25; good TO choice heavy, $5.15
Q5.25; rough heavy, s. .00q5. 10: light, s.. %
G5221s; bulk of sales, $5.15g5. 20.
Sheep-Receipts, 17,000: sheep and
lambs steady to strong; good to choice
wethers. s.. 15d5 p: fair To choice mix
cd. $4.0GG5.00; western sheep, 81. 75G5. IS /;
yearlings, s.. 40d5 so; native lambs, s.. Goa
$50; western lambs s6.00qd 80; shorn Col
orados. S6.7587.0o; spring lambs. s5.Oo9
T.25
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. June 1S.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1870; market weak 70 10 cents
lower; native steers, s3.75d5.45; Texas
steers, SO. 1868; Texas cows. s.. 1oG's. Is ;
native cows and heifeVs 50. 1Gd4. G5; stock
ets and feeders, S2.75d4.s5; bulls, s2.258
40
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market to 10c
higher; bulk Of sales. S.9565. 07Ia; heavy,
s.95Q5.l 10; packers, s8.92ts95. 10: mixed,
S4.%od5.o6; hght, A.S5g5.oo: workers. $i.95
@5.0o; pigs, Si.s5g5.00.
ap-Receipts, S.o00: market strong;
lambs, $4.0od3.35; muttons. 50. 3O95. so.
ST. LOUIS.
ST Louis, No.. June 1S-Ca tle-Re-
ceipts, $3.50; steers, si.15d5. IS; stockers
and feeders, $S.55G74.s5; cows and heifers.
81 .O0G5.0o; Texas and Indian steers, $50
G5.oO: COWS and heifers, S2-5a93.9a
Hoss-Receipts- $50; market to I0c
higher; pigs and lights. S5.o5G5.l0 pack
ers. S5.01d6.15; butchers, S. i0Q5. 20
Sheep-Receipts. 500; market steady;
native muttons, $4.5H15 90; lambs, S6.009
y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-19
Western League,
"HE LOVES NE;
LOVES Me NOT
Continued from First page.

A. Moodey; Utah, Heber N. Wells; Wash
ington, F. ]. Hayfield; Arizona. j. Il
HubbeIl; Indian territory. Edward Fan
min; New Mexico, A. Abeyta-
Committee on observation-disclosures
! George w. Reed; colorado, John Grass
Idaho, J. F. Rilshie; Kansas, T. B. Wall;
Missouri, Charles Mowder Montana, John
Ehrhart Oregon, Wallace McCammant;
Utah, Arthur B. Brown; Washington. Dr.
L. NJ. Sims: Arizona, Frank Dysart; In
dian territory, Charles NJ Campbell; New
Mexico, F. A. Hubbell; Oklahoma, ]. VI.
8IcNeal
Committee on Rules and Order Of Bus
iness-Colorado, 3. ". Ritter: Idaho J.
L. i. Ormsbie; Montana, Tyler Wooden
Nebraska. E. A Tucker; oregon. Rufus s.
Moore; Utah. George NJ. Hanson; wash
ington Herbert 5. Sonner; Arizona. ]. a.
Vail; Indian territory, c. ]. Long; New
Mexico, J. Santistavan.
Commute TO Notify Nominee for Pres
ident-California. William Garland; Colo
RADIO, D H. Moffat; Idaho, W. 3. Hell
burn: Kansas, ". c. Holt; Missouri, ]. NJ.
Owens; Montana, David E. Folsom: Ne
braska, o. T. Abbott; Oregon. Henry Z.
Ankeny; Utah, Thomas Harms; Arizona,
John Darlington; Washington. Levi An
keny: Indian territory P. L. Soper; New
Mexicop. Governor Otero; Oklahoma, w.
Fl. French.
Committee 20 Notify Nominee for Vice
President-Colorado. John B. Thompson;
Idaho. George L. Shoup; Missouri, Waller
Dickey; Montana. David z. Folsom; Ne
6raska, Alexander Laverter: Oregon.
Thomas McEwen; Utah. c. e Loose:
Arizona Charles r. Drake; Indian terri
tory. Dr. W. L. McKilliam; New Mexico.
Secretary Romero. Oklahoma, j. T
I0rfr1nrnr-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-19
: ENERGETIC THREATS
FRANCE MAKFs T
ROBERTS DICK ERS WITH BtrHA
Inviting Him 10 Surrender Which He
Deciine<--The Reer Retreat.

DeciineS--TEe HeeF Retreat.
London. June ia {. m.)-Gsne-al
Roberts. according to a B0er Dispatch
from aTachadodorp. sent a message 70
Commandant Louis Botha On June =.
suggesting disarmament and compliment
ing the bravery Of the bgrghers. II vas
pointed OUT chst the surrender would b
without dlShouor TO the burEhers ard
would prevent much suffering. General
Boths asked FOR a SIX daYs' arrnistlce 81
order 70 confer and consider lard Rob
er;s consented 10 I've days Finally Ger
era Bona declined 20 accept tss pro-
pasal and h8stiI.tlss were renewed The
Beer comnandoes are retiring on Middle
burg. followed by tae B-Stssh cavalry and
artillery. occasionally reaching the rea-
guards. TEE Beers are destroying tne
bTiGEe1 ard burning thA vssdI behind
them. carrying CT provisions aid cattle
ard leaving TIE country barren otEe- Al
vices from HschaSoS7-o saT thai ,he
5oers have - abundance q srHns ard
ammunition with dynamite ard zxcz sns
taaf they are preparing hsa~y vzsoa
trains fer q retreat 70 tic LT6susu-z dls-
t-sct. whzrs the -k1efs. EI-sstaaesaE
ran1-s - ire contrary. ara prepared -
make stand.
TIE B1sr. coatlzue - E-rk Ire Rs-ts-
t6- mines. SAYS L al--ztca fron L47a--
ergo Na-ace- szG tAsre are e.Eht cas-
loa6s r bar gid valued ~ 4'e,. 81
pean3,. usea President Kruxsr
~. s.sg- 5n rs 1-ocssrnzEfsa dsclsrsrs
IRE Ec.s STATE .sfl fres ard lr5erezss-..
says tae tact 1sat Ire aFny = yet e sae
as.E rsHzsrs -,ara gobzrss' zzszz2ssoa
contrary % ia.szzz,Ioaz- .2E.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-19
C0TU9N.

New York, June 1S-Shorts came IN cor
severe punishment on the cotton ex-
change today, but the bull faction was
in no humor 10 follow up their advant-
age. owing 70 presence Of weak cables
from Liverpool and bearish political
news from the far east The market
closed steady. 8 70 5 points net higher
Spot closed quiet; rniddiiag. 1-I6c; mid
ding gulf site; sales, SIS bales
New Orleans, June 1&-CotJoa quiet
ana STEADY; middling. 9 i-Isc.
Liverpool. June iS.-Spot cotton in mod
crate demand; midd1ng. l5-itd
New York. June IS-The active bust
ness in she New York cotton exchange
recently. together with the establishment
Of 4 uniform commission rule. has re-
suited in a sharpe advance in thu value
Of membership The sale Of a sea- was
reported today AZ E,soo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-19
Gold shipments to Europe

New York. June 18-It is announced
that Heidelbach, Ickleheimer & Co.. viii
ship $2.050,C00 gold to Germany this week
and the National City Bank will ship
$4,000 to Europe. The continuance Of
the export moveemnt was expected in
view Of the condition Of the international
exchanges. and the enga cement did not
cause surprise in Wall Street
Later 1t was announced taht the Ma
tionaI City bank had increased its ship
ment to g. 000GC0. the last half being in
specie. This made the days total en-
gagements $4,000 It is very Eener-
aUr understood that additional shipments
Will be made by English and French
steamers leaving this port on Wednesday
and Saturday. respectively.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-19
AN OKLAHOMA EVENT
Alumni or saltwater college Eater.
tain IN Honor OF Prof ThomD@on

The tesfivitiss - commencement week
a. the Agricultural ard Mee5anioal c1l-
Iegs q stillwateF .. Z. cloaed T7-urs<-aY
evening wi;a a royal reception. Tais Re-
capfton EaE given - fne alurnr. asd
sts1ents n honor % Pro- = ? Tha-aF-
sou. principal y tae preparatory Depart
r1eat of he ooliewe uh, saN FsssTee1 -is
conneclsgn with tae f1stffssiou- s-z1s
fo1r hundred guests PARTICIPATED A g.
Eghtfo3 rroETau. = music asa ssassfsS
sna rstrezamsnts wers HsTss5 On 10
IzEn-
Pro- ThornFEoa xas - si-1ly -
ozsver a. BE 5as BAN 1,EgthsFr - faTs-s
shsga many ye4rs 81 ire ceAfEs. Ias o.
cazsoa ~zs most sns7yzzte as tss gro-
ses-o-,s hosts = frseu5s vse5 WIZ ssea
othe- = tsri- e17~ts . assvrs fhs aga-
cred ore q saeir EszEias esteem. ssS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-19
FILED in Appellate Coart for Deeisien
Regarding New Law

4 casa from Mar-oa CRAFTY EaE 1ls8
IN TIE appellate cosrt yesterday E1icA
IS very eou7llcz-e9 ore - REGARD
70 th4 ts;ls .. pseoe e proS~-sy u TIA,
county a = sszsyr 4. tas Slatatt1 II
er-oy aus soene uns sgo - I'D n Is
rvaase ssion soz1s notes sasaa xsra secI'-
- sy a Mortgage q 81. .roE@-rT. re
r.o-tzsre wzs fe-ecsoses as t.s ia.A
sol5 - aasl.F~ -. earn Attsy~zr1s =
zv7sz-@4 ~. aneEse- zsortEags Est oss1
re>o-sss On re 1az4 y re Ssssasszss
- Z Pc. an fAst 2<ge= he lEof a2s
s.ee- so.E tasT resgssf - Azys tss rlo~tE-
aga t.Eea cm fAe .ecs-5. AID t5Es give
TIE rsazatss - error easa- TIE - t5e
lzra .Aeslo1 was .zzazs.s1z.ssF s-0sEa;
s-sa fAz 6sxS.scs sszFz rsz5sze1 = 1sezs-s3
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-19
LARGE SANTA Re SHIPMENT
25G. 900 Pounds Handled at wichita
Fretgilt House Ono nny.

Tho enorTn!ty % tho freight business
done IN wichita tae year around IL A.
most incourelvabie 90 thu outside pebble.
AL the freight houses are flisd and -
aued almost every day Unfoubtsfiy The
largest freight business ever done IA auy
one day was 81 the Santa Re and 'Friaco
freight house fw days ago when z0ooo
pounds CT freight vs. handed The
amount comprised ss7 shipments. and ths
employees ia that department were kast
busting from morning until nlEht. Iris
is additional evidence that wlohifa
is the commercial center Tor Kansas. OK
lab0ma and The Indian TERRITORY. and nat
iis large wholesale trade mis- year is only
q forsruBuer for a iargs business neEt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-19

r W. Eldridge OF Kansas city is In
the city.
New apples are beginning TO appear on
the market.
R E. Torrington. of the Santa Fe. is In
Marion on business.
J. E. Conklin has gons 10 Peoria, Ill.
where he viii remain for some tine
E T. Hackney Of Wellington was IN
the city yesterday on legal business.
Mrs. John Chain and children win leave
tomorrow for a visit in Towanda. Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Murdoch returned
from New York and Washington sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A McE7hsny returned
yesterday from a pleasant visit at sun
nydale. Kan.
Mrs. Laura c. Burd and son Richard
have moved into the Burd block on
North Emporia-
Nj George Mock has returned from
Sahda. Colo. where he has been visiting
his son. John Mock
Miss Ora Morris yesterday returned
from Eureka Springs. where she has been
for she past week
Mrs. Il. E. Boob3tt and Sson Kirk left
for Mexico. Mo, for several weeks visit
with friends and relatives.
Prof. E. C. Marshall left yesterday for
Des Moines, Ia. TO attend the National
Music Teachers convention.
Horace Carpenter and George Morris.
two OF Valley Center's merchants. were
in the city yesterday on business.
Miss Florence Naftzger has returned
from Des Moines. Ia, where she has
been attending Drake university.
kansas City have moved to Wichita and
live at 525 North Emporia avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel l. Crane Of Pitts
field. H., are visiting Miss Grace lap
ham. No. 43s South Topeka avenue.
Aired and Ed Conkiin yesterday re-
turned from Champaign. IL, where Trey
were attending the State university.
A Chicago paper has a representative
In the city In quest OF suckers. Wioaita
is a poor place TO md that kind OF nsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green of Newton
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Christopher of $50 South Water street.
Miss Hattie Bechtold Of HOLLYWOOD.
Kansas. is in the city the guest OF the
Misses Wiegand Of South Topeka avenue.
Jim Brewer, former sheriff Of King
man county. was In the city YESTERDAY
Otto Belemeyer OF Guthrie was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs Roland Murdoch left the city yes
terday for New York. where she viii
join Roland. Jr., and so to Chautauqua
for the summer.
dainty young lady weighing s..
pounds has come 10 reside permanently
witt Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coates At 81
South Main street
Mrs. Jacob Blssantz and daughter Al
bertha have gone 20 Colorado and will
spend the summer at Denver. Colorado
Springs and Trinidad.
The courses OF study for the Sedgwlok
county normal institute can be procured
at County Superintendent J. Y. Colviue's
office at the court house.
Mr.. Fielden A Bordner. who has been
connected with thu Rock Island railway
as check clerk, has been promoted TO the
position OF baggage master.
Mrs. B. A. Kilmer died At her home In
Valley Center last Sunday night serv-
ices VIII be held in the Pro-Cstheiral IN
this city az $50 this morning.
Marriage licenses were granted ysster-
day in the probate court to Mr.. l. o.
Steeurod and Miss Carrie Brown Of Col
witch. and to Mr.. c. F. Francis and Miss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-19
DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York, June lS-Tas market shows
no material change today IN any depart
nlent- Fancy prints are n moderate d.
mand for fail, but other cotton goods
generally slow and demand freely met a;
preyieus prices. Print cloths inaetivs
throughout. Wooden goods division dull
for both mems wear and dress iaorics.
Prices irregular.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-19
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