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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01
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wichita, Kan. May 81, 1900
During the past "A hours ending at I
O. III, the highest temperature has been
So; the lowest. g. a range Of % de-
srees and the mean has been &c, which Is
II degrees warmer than the normal tenn
perature for the day as deduced from the
observa tons at this station for the past
eleven years, with clear warm weather,
light northeast 70 south wind.
During the past month the temperature
reached its highest point, s7.4 degrees, on
the 3oth, and the lowest, as degrees
on the third.
Since the first OF the month the aver
age temperature has been So, which Is ,
degrees daily warmer than the norma,
AID the total rainfall $50 inches which
IS 2.49 inch more than the normal rain
fan on eight days.
Since the first OF the year the rainfall
has been 1880 inches, which is lis inches
more than the normal. For the same
time last year the rainfall was 10.4
inches.
The river is stiu falling. vas az SO
feet this afternoon. In the past month
It was at its lowest ,4.3 feet. or the 3rd
and It reached is highest. - feet on
the 2Sth. The AVERAGE depth for the
month Of May was as Feet This Is con
Stdarably more than the average q any
previous month in the past two years
when the gauge was first put in the river
a this point.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. May 31.-F0llowing "a rha
forecast for oklahoma, Indian territory
and kansas:
Oklahoma and Indian Terrftory-Gsn-
orally fair Friday ard Saturday; WINS
mostly fresh soUtheriy.
Eansas-Fair Friday. except probably
showers and cooler in northeast PORTION:
Saturday. fair; southerly winds
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LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, May 3.-Cattle-Receipt ,13-
500; choice light and medium steers,
shade lower; heavy and export steers,
weak to 1Gc lower; butchers stock most
" 1Oc lower. Best on sale today two car
loads steers and heifers at 800. Natives,
good to prime steers, S490d5.50; poor to
II edium 81. 4Ga4-So; selected feeders, ST. 10
$3.50; mixed stOckers, So 75a420; cows.
S3.00G400, heifers, 50. 25d4.S0; canenrs, SO. .
d4S0; Gamers, S2254290; bulls. Sz-9J1
430; calves .S5.00Q7.10; steer calves, 500
F7.50; Texas fed steers, s45ed5I0; Texas
grass steers, s.. T5Q4.40; Texas bulls, S5.l5
6S.65.
Hogs-Recelpts- today, 5000; estimated
receipts for tomorrow 1900; left over,
$500; opened shade lower; closed strong,
decline regained. Top, $5.171a; mixed and
butchers, A95d515; good to choice heavy,
S5.05Q5.1712; rough heavy, SI90d5.o0: light,
s. s1G5. 121s; bulk Of sales, <5.05d515.
Sheep-Receipts, LOCO; choice, setady;
others, slow, shade lower Lambs. weak
to 10ll15c lower. oGod 10 choice weth-
ers. $5.15dS. 20; fair 10 choice mixed. $3.50
q5e0; western sheep, &5.0oG5.55; yearlings.
S5.5eg6.0O; native lambs, S5.00d7.40; west
ern lambs, 6.0eq9.40 spring lambs. $50
qs0O.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City Nay 3L-Cattle-Receipt
T00G. market, steady TO lower. Native
steers, 81 .06lt5. 8; Texas steers, S40aG
ass; Texas cows, $3.0GG+O0; native cows
and heifers, S2.75d4s0: stOckers and feed
ers S. 75Q6 3; bulls, $3.0005 g
Receipts, 1900; market, weak to
&c lower. Bulk OF sales. 81 SII499: heavy.
81. 75d4 IS; packers. s4.S0d490; rough, sA70
"a s-la: lights. S4.5oGLS5; workers. $40
GAS; pigs, S45oG4.S5.
Sheep-Receipts. 400; market strong
Lambs, s45eq7d0; muttons, S3.O0g6,50
ST LOUIS
ST. Louis, May 3l--Cattle-Receip l.
500: market, barely steady. Native steers
s3-5015.50; stockers and feeders. $500
475; cows and hsiteCs. 6. 00lp4 %: Texas
and Indian steers, s. 50l5. 10. CONS and
heifers. Ss15G4N
Hogs-Receipts 1000: market. SC lower
Pigs and lights, A-9c65 90; packers, "a 90
G505; butchers. S5.00G5.10
Sheep-Receipts, 100: market, steady
Native uluttons, s45oG5-35; lambs, s4SJG
80
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PILES OF PAIN
For Twenty Years Eve Suffered,
and Now | Am Well.
A Miracle Performed for Father and His
Three-year-old Son. Millions Of
People Need Reiief.
What causes them?


Nothing but irregular working OF the
bowels. When Z nauSe0uS mass OF undI--
gested food ferTnents IN the intestIlsS in
stead OF being passed OUT OF the body, It's
pressure congeSts the blood vessels. and
produces all kinds of piles-bleeding,
blind. itching, al horribly painful and
Nothing viii cure them except to go az
the cause. make the bowels regular, and
then tone up the iuteSines so they can
keep regular Only strong tntesti5al
tonic can do it and Cascarets Candy Ca
thartic are the best known The best
kind OF a proof is the experience OF Mr..
Heitz:
Centleuen-I have been using your
CascareLs for almost year with great
success not only relieving chronic con-
situation, but they have cured me OF
bleeding piles (Which TWO surgical opera
tons failed TO do. putting ne % great
expense and needless PAIN. have
recommended them 70 many friends, with
good results Very r }s9 w yq RrG;ERs
No 2Zs East Forty-frst street, Chicago,
Sufferers from piles, Go and do Ike
wise, Buy and Try Cascarets today!
It's what they 60. not what We sag
they'll DO. that. proves their merit.
regular the blood pure. All druggists,
I0c. &c, or soc, or mailed for price. Send
for booklet and free sample. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago; Montreal,
Can; New York.
This is the CAsCARET tab
let Every tablet OF the Only
| n n n I genuine Casearets bears the
s t: | 9ss55: ; s e ssq ~ 81
and beware Of frauds, iEntta-
tons and substitutes
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saaPPERS AND NOTES.

7. P Sykes & Co. of New Mlrd9cL,
marketed a load Of h9gs yesterday.
c. .. Handy Of Norwich. marketed 4
load Of top" prime hogs on the market
yesterday. catching the yeast powder end
Of the market Uncle" Handy saws
there IS a little rust in the leaves Of the
wheat in his neigaborhood. but that 4
is net seriousl Threatening the heads
r b. Stsley OF Rosehill. had TWO car
Ioads OF hogs at the yards yesterday
J. 5. Greeuwsde Of Hunnewell. wss al
the Yards yesterday with Two loads OF
hoss Mr.. Greenvade has been a good
{" lchlia customer this month.
A Garland Of Kiowa. marketed a good
load Of hogs yesterday. Mr.. Garland viii
oe one OF tie banner patrons OF the
saros ms year he has done well 50
Dennis LOOMS OF Garden Plain. had g.
gar Of aoss ar the yards yesterday. NJ.
looms : becoming one OF the best pat
reas q the yards He buys good hogs
and gets a god price for them
heuse & Voc Of Newton. sent down
- 'les TWO car consignment OF hogs
ss'Ssoay- II ne yard men gave a prize
49,. '-e 'T@t@St number q loads OF good
aals year House & Woir would coma as
pesr getting Il as any other a.
hawthorn & Ma-r,atta - T,.,,
E.arketed 8 car OF hogs yesterday
W L Fa-Vuaharson o. Hen-essav n
n, ha1 car q h2gs on the M rlsst
yesterday.
Beck Parsons bought 90 leads Of hsrs
Tor Armour this month. -@s
Charles z Sharp. upon annas-,-- =.
the yards yesterday. net vita an -
thusiastic reception He came 10 49,
Ear Cudahy Bros.
Yesterday was hot day al the Yards
a-d the buyers quit bushes seariie- to-
usual
As high as $50 pounds % mud hav.
beea washed OF : car 81 hogs al ths
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Strong D WEAKER
Wheat Feels the Effect of
Northwestern Rains.
JULY CLOSES UNCHANGED
Oats Higher--Conn and Pro-
visions Lower

Chicago, May 3-The wheat market
was strong early today on strong cables,
but weakened later on rains and pros
poets of more of it in the northwest,
July closing unchanged. Corn closed ia
Ac lower and oats shade higher, Pro-
visions at the close were a tribe lower al
around
July opened &c over Tuesday at 679.q
size and advanced sharply 10 677sQ5I54c
because Liverpool was &C higher. Paris
was also strong an dthe northwest with
out general rains. The showers report
ed from that section were believed 70 be
insufficient. Later rains were reported
and the signal service issued a prediction
OF more rains for that territory. The
market held well against this Tor time
but as the end of the session drew near
gradually gave way. Trade, which early
was active. also became more quiet as
the close approached. July dipped TO 679s
46772c, roasted quickly to STAG and then
slowly declined 10 67qS71sc, at which II
closed unchanged from Tuesday. Texas
claimed some damage from heavy rains
and the French crop was freshly re-
ported from five to six weeks behind.
Otherwise the crop reports were about Is
usual Local receipts for two days were
Il cars, one Of contract grade. For the
same period Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported $50 cars, against 432 last week and
92S year ago. Clearances in wheat and
-four at the searboard were equal 70 359.-
coo bushels. New York reported p loads
taken for export. The cash business
here was slow.
The corn market was strong early IN
sympathy with wheat and on higher
Liverpool cables. Country offerings We're
generally reported freer, however, and as
a. 1.-The crop reports retained their rosy
tinge the market declined. Trade was
rather quiet although a fair cash bus
mess was done. Receipts here were 40
cars. July sold from 379sc to SI1sc. clos
ing heavy at the bottom, 1sQAc reduced
from Tuesday.
The oats market was firm for July, but
weak Tor May At the decline there was
q betetr cash demand for May. Trade
was quiet and the range narrow. There
was fair shipping demand and no par
ticular selling pressure from the elevator
people. Receipts here were S34 cars
July sold between 212sd2112c and 2114c and
closed a shade over Tuesday at 21144
42sc-
Provisions were steady; trade quiet
Hog receipts were large and prices at
the yards off, but the pit was sustained
by fair cash demand and some cover
ing by shorts. July pork closed sc lower
at sl12212; July lard. shade lower a.
s.. s0q6. S21a and July ribs PIG reduced at
s6.50
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
IS cars; corn, G25 cars; cats, 435 cars;
hogs. 28,Ooo head
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a break Of about 15g27 points. Early in
the afternoon A reaction set ii and prices
moved up 10GI5 points from the lowest
The market closed steady a. net IN
changed prices 10 z points decline. Quo
tadons: Spot closed easy. didditng up
lands, &c; MIDI ing gulf, SIC; sales, a.
500 bales. Futures closed steady. June,
S.Ss; July, sS.5S; August, Sis; Septem-
Der. s7.S9; October, S7.6s; November, S7.5S;
December, S7.55; January, $L5s; Febru-
airy, s755; March. SD
Galveston, May 5L-Cotton-Normal,
sac
New Orleans, May sI.-Cotton-Quiet-
Sales, $50 bales 8iddhng, l5-16c.
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KICK or The SIX COMPANIES
On the Wh0IesaleHess OF the Anti
Plague Regulations.


san Francisco, Nay gi-Refer-inz .
the Gusrantiuiug q Chinatown tha atsor-
neys % the Chinese SIX Companies today
made the following statement: We shan
90 nothing precfostateIy in thA way o
litigation ard therefore we 80 not con
template making al application 70 the
court a. this time 20 any order % rn0d.Sv
or hinder tire operations q the board Il
health 4 cause q considerable ulsass-
ness among t1e inha bitauts q Chinatown
IL r1s lack q quarantine regulations thus
IA observed within Vhe qgarz1rine5 dis
trice. The general qzzrsntine order EseGs
= 0'9 people within q prescribed Ii-ait-
and 4 Compare -Ivsly small district II
Iris district IL IS not claimed that taere
ere o ever have cae1 more than ni-a
@ ten cases. IRE coEte1Ei0n made bv
the people .vho are szFotect % he guar
arci1e Is rezs = = = necessary 70 71sr-
entire thiz ngnero1siy popzistss dis
t-t-E Il Is ere Duty g he ba2-d O: health
70 50 further ard Qasrsut5ns - isolate
TIE houses and ge-soos who "a szsa %
be infested We shall also rSouest ere
hoard re kez.rh II p-o-ee1 vtro-1zs5 =
vt-z TIE sanitation q the cuzra-zsrez
district Ire a2zSti9n q xs7sns@ Is A
secc-6ary natter Z Ea@1ae Hzsontc
F-aE-e Exists t5e-e tss city ssosl5 $50
g nothing n stamp Il cat A Eoz
ecGs-s zz5 - -sre r-4se 70 expsrs
e. da.ns LEiz vprE quickly ard Tsl~
ChGsse CeusI 20 T1w rzks. KS o.
sftsen t-zt tas ul.7act.zi Eovs-rrze-t =
San F-a-czsc1 IS 5con6 20 furnish uAces-
szTies t7- ~ sspport = ths Qza-an-i-es
Czizess- Ire federal sztE7-ftisz rss1ss
- issue clean isis = heaifa = TIA
stsausrs CITY - Pex1a zss &zszAzt.a
Es.eh hzTe s2sle1 tar re crs@o- Tasy
VIZ 1aTs 70 alsIs-z7 g1sFaztLss AID s-z1-
ixztfez c1 rezrsfz~ Eaza
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. May 91.-AN grades Of re-
fined sugar are advanced one-tenth OF q
cent per pound today. Raw sugar ad-
vanced one thirty-second Of a cent per
pound
New York, May 3L-Cofee-Futures,
closed steady, 5 10 Is points net advance
Total sales, l.. 80 bags, including June
6.sGG6.s0c; July, 6.95c; August, 1od7.o5c;
September. 71Oc; October, I1ec; Novem-
Der, 715G7.20c; December, 7.S0GI.35c
January. 1866: March, T:50c. Spot Rio
firm; No. Z, invoice Sc; mild, steady !;
cordOva, 914G121@c.
Sugar-Raw, strong; fair refining,
1i-l6c; centrifugal, SO test, 4s-1sc. Re
fined. firm
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DKY GOODS MARkEfs

New York, May z1.-There has been no
change in the market today SO lar as
home trade goes. Demand for export,
Quister. Tone easy throughout on brown
cottoas. Bleached goods, slow at prev
ious prices. Coarse colored dull and ir-
regular Prints in moderate request
Print cloths, inactive; reduced quotations
at Fall RIVER falling 10 stimulate bus
mess. Ginghams, steady. Wooleas are
slow in both mems wear fabrics and
4
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THIS Inc Il now running through char
cars lseats fres3 ard Pullman Drawing
Room sleeping cars. NiChits 70 S. LSuss
road running from WIchsta - 81. Leufs
where direct connection Is made with al
eastern trunk line points IN the no
magnificent railway Statfaa n TIE word.
Quickest lire 70 al points In Southwest
Missouri. Northwest Arkansas. east and
southeast
This company new also have On sale
steamship r1cksts 70 al points OF the
globe
For further information address
& 2 DUNN
District Passenger Agent.
Corner Main az4 Douglas Ave.
7. r DELANEY
Agent Uugon Station
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Kansas City. May s1.-wheat-July,
Ca. dSg7sc; September, 6l@la6l7sc- Cash;
No. ? hard. s01z161c; No g, 55l@gtoci No.
red. 651.G6sc: No. 3, 62Q55c.
Coru-Juiy. 5tc; September offered. Sos4
Ta0-sc. Cash: NJ. : mixed. $3.50 &c:
No. : white, 5s0Sl4c; No. :, 35S.c
Oats-No. white, lie.
Rye-No. :. &c.
Hay-choice timothy. Eo01dl05O; choice
/. : Bntter-creanery. l5e17o; dairy. fancy.
I4c
EggeFresh. &C.
s.. LOUIS. May u.-Recsipts-Flou. T.
COO: wheat, sQ.ooo: corn. $500; oats, u
&C
sh.pnents-FIour. 400; wheat, 12ooo;
corn. = 10: oats. 5000
Wheat-yveak. No. : cash. elevator. sc;
track. 7IFTi-c: May. sc; july, s7-sc;
August, CSC: September. sS=4c; No. : hard.
6iI2dSc
Corn-Lower. No. : cash. 2sa4c; track.
s7EG Nay. S6z.c; Jay. S6i=c; septem-
Der. Sc.
0ats-Firn. No. cash. &c; track.
zzlsc: Nay. &c: July. essc; September.
exc No. white. &i.c
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Western E.eague.
Race AZ Colorado Springs.

Colorado Springs, Colo, May 2L-Rs-
suits o. the harness races: First-Trot-
ting and pacing; Glen Al Voc IN two
straight heats; tine ia -. - Pearl
s and Ruby S. slsoNsrarted.
secon6-Trotttng and pacing. % road
wagon. half mile heats; Raymond NJ
won n three straight heats Tine I.9-.
i-07. les. IoIo Maid and Trig5y P. also
started
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01

New York. May 5I--se eot5sn z.arkst.
afse- opening az = decline y s7I- pofaes
became ys-v u1ssftie6- AHA transactions
upoa a gigantic scale ard a. classes g
traders trying 70 sell az tse saze rs-ze
AZ ia weakest lats<rzI re 1ss sz1ws9
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Hogs received during the month Of
May, 1899, at the stock yards in
this city 2, 359
Hogs received during the month Of
May 1900 ....-...-....-.......-.-... 24.051
Net increase in the hog receipts
during one year ................... y go
Percentage Of increase during one
year IS per cent
Cattle received At the stock yards
during the month Of Nay, 1898 80. 1921
Cattle received during the month Of
May, 1900 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
Net increase in the cattle receipts
during one year ................... 5,1s9
Percentage OF increase during one
year, over AZ per cent.
Total CTS received during the
month OF May, 1893 .................. 263
Total cars received during the
month Of May 1890 ............... 6s4
Net increase IN car receipts for one
year ....-...........-.....---.-- S1
The hog receipts for the FIVE months
ending yesterday were 154,5s4
Divided by months, they were as fol-
lows:
January q, 20
February ..-...-..-.-.-----.--.-...- ,f59
1iarch -.........'.......-...-.-- b3s
Ap-iI 2.5n
May ,J5l
The hog market opened a nickle lower
az the yards yesterday Before the sun
IVES very high it became steady then
strong and their cents higher It
closed strong and active at from TIC
to a very big dime higher. II was a
splendid market to sell in between 10 a.
III. and 2. n. and all that could be
desired from that time till the close. The
supply Of hogs was small land the quail
ity only fair except in one or two in
stances The buyers were in good humor
because Of the buoyant reports received,
any they were liberal in their offers.
There was considerable competition for
choice hogs. There are now five firms
puyinS at the yards, all represented by
good men who know what a good hog is.
1hey represent Doid, Armour, Cudahy,
Mcbride and Bennett & Reilly OF the
FaslHc slope. Charles z. Sharp made
Ills appearance yesterday for Cudahv
= 'ros- There Is now 4 market for all
kii IDS Of hogs at the yards, from light
TO- heavy. The Pacific slope is taking
myth hogs such as areraise in Okla
tEona and the Indian territory. For
'those two regions Wichita from now on
Will orter much finer Inducements than
ever before. The prevailing opinion al
the yards yesterday was that Wichita
VIII do an immense business from now
on The conditions are very favorab bic
fer good, strong active market II
can be seen by the figures Introductory
10 this market report that the business
q the yards shows remarkable in
crease over the business Of the corra-
spending period last year Il Is the
op Mon that 1t VIII increase still more
IN the future. There was but very lit
lie mud on the hogs received vestar-
day, nothing compared with the previous
Gay
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SUMNER EXCURSIONS


GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
TOPEKA. KAN.-Street Fair and Car
rival oae fare. plus . per cens. sor
round trip. Tickets on sale Nay - 10
Juno = Return June :
NORTH MANCHESTER. IND.-Anruaf
meeting German Baptists. One fare.
plus g. FOR the round trip. sen Nay
- Return link June .. or extern
sion TO July upo1 payment o. Zee o.
- cents
MILWAUKEE. wIs-RienniAi meeting
Genera Federation Wonen's cluas
one fare plus =. Tor round trip. On
sale June and : Return limit Juns
Z. or upon payment % Zee q - eeats
extension VII he made 20 June n.
CINCINNATI. O.-AnngaI convention 90
b Y p. T. Of America one fare.
plus x tor the round trip. Tickets on
sale July I0-2 Return July IS OF
extension viii - made % August ID
upon payment OF Zee % 81 cents.
r. DRAKE, .. P. A
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WICHITA PROVISION lr4RErr

WICHITA PROVISION MARKET
P'rk; Cash. NL1T; July, SLl..2. Sentau-
Der Sll25
Lard; Cash, $3.50; July. $3.50: septem-
Rihs. Cash, $3.50; July. $3.50: septem-
ber. ss.5o
The above ara the closing quotations
Tor yesterday. there being no market re
previous day.
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z. . ard .. trains connect az sosf1
NcAlss.er with the Il. K ara 7 trairs
for ths north and south
2. o. and c. trains connect a.. W1ster
:. ?. HOLDEN.
Traffic HanaSer
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The bind market vas more act1vs and
steady. Tgsaf szses. par valua Tx. -
T-i-ss STATES - secll-ed =. ard - I'd
IS q. rer cen. n the bI1 uvtee-
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81 TOTS & Sax THANczzc1 = p
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NEW YORK

New York. May SL-Whea--RecejD-s
1880 bushels; export, 2s-,7-5 bushels:
spot easy. No red. SIC 2 @. B at.oat-
SPOT. normal No. red- sc. elevator;
No. : northern Duluth. &C, { O. :. zhozz
prompt. No hard DuIut1- 5sl4c. I @. B.
70 arrive. Options closed easy a. u
changed prices JuIy, 7-1-c. Septsmber
73sc.
Corn-Recaipts. 20 30 bushels. exports.
ssz-ss bushels. SPOT. easy No = Es-sc
7. @ = a1oat ard &C elevator. Or
tio-s closed s<aac ret decline July.
C1te: September, Esizc
Etter-Recefp,s. Ie. - packages steady
Western creamery. Is-.g1azc. f3c-o-y. 4
E1sc
Sseese-Rs Receipts, S5T7 packages; weak.
Fancy large white. @.e: fancy a-ze CO.
ore5. ~; Fancy suza waite, Sc fancy
email c0lnred. sl-1S1sc
EEr-Beceiats. ESs packages weak
Western Joss q, ,S5Iszcs western Il
mark. Iiz15c.
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American League.

Kansas City at Chfcz So
Chicago ........-.-.-ee . Oo000A5 8
Kansas Ciry.....-,-0 % 0e0I-4 0
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nzIY "a. p,sEs Tszrealsl5s - 30 -
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= ~ - Ser1z1z at ~ Tsffa - e.
zzvs rrstaz rates fss1z az 49,.
commercial q e, So. = 50. slvsT cer-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01

Tnis larzs f0Ur-sterY b7fisinE % 81
&zesass aeTslftsd 81 a. ofhsT seazss
Tat ar usBz1T trsatsf a. hsspstas are
scecessfully treated hsrs. i1rlssfus = sf1-
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la ecE2asrseaf A. a ksa.s ~ sv~g
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opszaftoas ard Issirzl frsskzaat aes
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tie er1sza~T hosss - Tee shies . sGss
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tse iEsf1fgfie1 TAs hess - rsfersre.s
s1vea Shsr -srgi~e1 Wis fer e1rszz2r
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01

Run through trains daily to Kansas
city and St Louis. where connections are
made az union depot for all points east.
Daily train fer Denver. Colorado. con
Meeting a. Pueblo and Denver for al
points IN the Nest ard northwest
Elegant reclining chair cars seats frsel
on all trains.
Steamship tickets sold 10 al ooln:s "a
the globe
city ticket ofacs rs North Main street
r. Z. BLECKLEY.
p & r. A. Wichita. Kan
II. c. TOW SSE&D.
@. p TT A. 81. Louis. NO.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01

s lot OF oootblacks sitting on eI,rbs.1ae
Tay not be India-rubber boys, though they
re gutter nerehsrS