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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-14
THE COTTON MARKETS.
Sensational Market Had I'm Cotton
Hammered Down by Bears.

ST. Louis. Thursday. Sept. g. 1900
very sensational market was experienced IN
the speculative cotton market to-day. The trad
Ing was extremely heavy The bears pounded
away at the market all day, but there was 50
much resistance that the impression made upon
values was by no means heavy. Liverpool was
rsported irreglHar, but the demand from local
shorts and bad crop news held the market up
the net declines for the day az the close being
.rOI1 . points better 10 only / to poinfs
lower. Spots were weaker and lac lower, and
sentiment quite mixed
Boston wires that the immense stock Of cot
ton held by the Pacific Mills at Lawrence is 10
be sold Neili is out with estimate that the
cotton crop OF this year will be e15O 900 bales
Local Market-Flrm and sd higher. Sales 70
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-14

Reliable Headache Cure,
Parker's Headache Powders have stood
the test; they never fail. Price, 70 centS
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-14

A firm feeling existed to-day at small
advance in values. Offerings were light and
IfadlnS same. No. TO 40 TO store sold Mt
5@u5lc. Receipts were Is cars; shipments,
nothing. There Were no exports out of New
York; Sept. closed at 5ll.c nominal, Oct Il
53i &C sellers 'A
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EtuxsPeG.

Traders experienced duh and featureless
market. fair foreign demand was report
ed and possibly this is what influence i
higher tendency. Sent. ranged from 81 20 to
asked oct 81. IS to 81 4sI,, at which price II
ended. Receipts Were "a cars and shipments
'2Sl7 hu. Minneapolis arrivals were 36 cars
and Duluth 81 cars
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-14
LIVE STOCK fTs.
Natives EOwrr-reyans in Demand
Hogs Some LoWcr-shccp steady.

s.. Louis. Thursday. sept. -,
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-14
Prices on Change,

The following italics show the range OF prices in
futures and cash grain.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-14

The strength shown In oats Yesterday was
not carried over. and, Notwithstanding rhe
aavahces in other grains. the market Wa,
EASIER, sept selling at PIC off To prI.c
az winch II closed, and May TO 2rsIitc
Gft9sliiG 10 with THAI bid, and Dec at 22isc
& &piu- western market receipts We're 80 900
Du,, asdlnSt 93lVD bU. year ago, St Iouis
IeceiVed Zh,+D hu.. against IS 200 bu Iast
year. Shipments were aS5.cO0 bu. '''n'
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-14
Timothy and Glover Seeds.

There was no improvement in timothy
seed The market ruled dull, with only a
snau amount Of business done. Spot seed
SOLD from - to $40; Sept. closed at 81 40
and Oct. at A.30, or where they did yester-
day. Receipts were $50 lbs. and shipments
c2!,laS lbs. Glover seed was firm and an adj
vance of Soc offered for Oct seed Oct
closed 81. 50 bid. Receipts were S7,9S7 lbs. and
shipments nothing
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-14

IroNlsons were weak early, with n con-
siderable reduction in price. the most of
which was recovered toward the close.
There was no attempt from any quarter to
resist the early decline. but when the sell
ing that caused il had ceased and some
buying of an urgent character commenced
sellers Withdrew. and the recovery of most
OF the decline was easily effected. The hog
receipts in the West were 12.0a9 head more
than received the corresponding day IF the
last year. and Chicago received 2.OOj over
the number estimated Wednesday. The
days local receipts we're e9o09, and 1aO0)
were estimated for tomorrow. The Price
current reported the weeks paCking in the
West at $4,000 head. against 215.0n the
similar week Of 1899. Liverpool quoted cd de
cline for American hams: Oct pork opened
AZ S1l.i0. sold as low as Sli.3.te. recovered
to Sl.5c. and closed at s1t.i7ia. as compared
with sll.52la yesterday. LIrd closed 2i;G5c
down for Oct, and unchanged for Jan. Ribs
lost 1oc for Sent, 2l2c for Oct, and were
unchanged for Jan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31

ever known. ives not called forth 20
feed for a time an die. II was called
forth to strengthen and help and under
God il win DO it. It's glory at last vii
De that in saving others 1t saves itself
II has won some great victories. Il has
kindled the fires OF civilization and IN
furled the banner OF freedom in the phil
ippines. Who win - the first 10 haul
down the flag?
Members Of the Grand Army ~ the
Republic your blood shall not have been
shed in vain; we will perpetuate IT BY a
love and loyalty for the stars and stripes
that death alone can queneh. You have
given US flag that has never known de-
feat. Where ii leads we Will follow. Our
fathers followed ii at Trenton and Valley
Fo.';e and Monmouth; they followed It
everyV here upon the crimson seas ard
defended It. they followed it across the
Rio Grande and into the street OF Buena
and up the steep heights OF Cerro Gorfo
and you. my brave fellows. followed IL az
Bull Run. at Fort Donaldson. at Gettys-
burg. at Chickamauga TO the sea and to
the defeat Of Lee; our own generation Of
brave fellows followed It across southern
waters and up the steep cliffs Of El
Caney and San Juan and across the Pact
nc ocean to Manila Bay. and everywhere
it has meant the blessings OF our repub-
lie. We VIII not Forsake it nov. Long
may it wave!
We look about us now as the sky
elimsons with the passing century and
we ask. Will the new century be success
ful? As we lean far out suto the future
IN t~h -
sons % the south and west, well clad
well fed, with faces bright with the
glow OF intellectual opportunities; We be-
hold them coming from halls OF learning
from churches OF spiritual ministering TO
the wants OF the people; -sse behold the
clouds Of rebellion lifted ard the broad
dome OF eternal peace. We behold happy
faces and Christian homes. The eye. OF
the world are upon US. the benedictions
of the earth fan upon US in golden show
ers and the isles OF the sea rise up and
call Us blessed Peace and freedom walk
arm in arm through the seas; they step
from wave crest to wave crest; they walk
the continent together; they wave bene-
dictiOns to Germany and Russia and
France; they bow IN silent alteration al
England's altar; they cast their giances
al Columbia; they fall PROSTATE at her
affairs OF FURNISHED gold where so much
has been sacrificed Tor liberty: they rise
and unfold her flag; they lift 1t high and
the breezes catch It and kiss its folds
and carry its messages 10 she hearts OF
men; they draw 1t down from the clouds
aud wrap its preJous folds about their
enchanted forms and across their lovely
boscms. are gathered in simple beauty the
stars which sciutnlate and fash and
burn. with this robing they go forth TO
bless the World
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31

qulsite rendition OF her numbers.
Her voice Is a dramatic soprano aud
IL has been said Of her that she renders
Melea's song with Meloa's own force and
IRE. Meloa's waltz song viii be one %
the numbers at the coming recital The
event. Tuesday. wa De under the aus
pices OF the Wells Circle Of King $
Daughters. which argues well for It's sue
ceosful management For this reason.
many who DO not care FOR music WI Be
Induced 10 purchase tickets that they may
aid a good and most worthy cause, be-
sides being highly entertained.
The small admission price Of IS cents
viii be charged and from al Indications
the young ladies VIII have no trouble ia
disposing OF all their tickets and may need
more.
In the older cities this would be only
one-fourth OF the regulation price, but IS
soag recitals OF a high order are not corn
parstiyely common IN this city. IT Was
decided to charge the smallest admissio 3
possible, in order 10 encourage an lntes-
es; in this form Of amusement.
Miss Campbell has a vide circle %
/ friends In this city who are very en-
thusiastic about the recital. which will be
her formal Introduction IN musical
capacity 90 the people of Wichita.
lit Is hoped BY all concerned that she
may be greeted by n large audience. that
such talent may bs encouraged and the
treasury OF the Kings Daughters mater
/ Tally strengthened.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31
:SUGGESTS A PREVENTIVE
What a Merchant Has 90 say OF Leav.
ing Teams Inhstched

The ordinance IN this city prohihiting
persons from leaving teams unhitchsd 5n
the streets IS being openly violated and
this is matter that should re imfne-
diately looked after ~ the police Depart
ment. or other proper officials" said a
prominent Douglas avenue merchant yes-
tsgday. Hardly q day passes uut what
soma runaway accident IS ire result ~
some one having neglected L hitca HIS
team. Il IS my opinion that this saw
should be vigorously enforced. AZ a 1-ild
runaway team Ga q crowded street. s1eh
as Douglas avenoe or Main street USUALLY
are. can do pore damage 70 the square
inch than "a y0uug cyclone. An arrest for
an ofense u tais kind vgoosd probably
be a permanent cure f,E sach ass kaaee.
for negligence Il g. and nothing %ise.'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31
RESERVATION RUNNER QUESTION
In Court NJ NewkrA Iva the Case
Against w 4. Penny.

Guthrie. o T., May. S0.-A case was
tried Saturday ar Newkirk which has an
Important bearing on the Usage runner
question. Mrs. Charles r. McC.une
brought suit against W a. Penny IN The
probate court for The possession of a
valuable claim IN the Ch.caska vallev
west Of this city. The case was trie
before Robert Men ana a jury Of six
II was based upon the fac, that Nj
Penny was an ACKNOWLEDGED reservation
runner The Jury award the decision
10 MI Penny. and Airs. McClung took
an appeal to the district court ana fur
nished a bond Of 800 This ease wiz
be rushed through to the supreme oour.
q the United States ana VIII he the test
case which VII decide hundreds OF reser-
Walton runners rights 10 claims.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31
LIBRARY AT SALTWATER
Subject of a Consultation by the
Authorities Interested.

Guthrie. O. r., May 30.-The regents of
the Agricultural and Mechanical College
have been in consultation with the gov
ernor since last evening with reference
TO the completion of the library building,
work on which is being delayed on ae-
count of the alleged inability of the con-
tractor to fulfill his contract, which call
ed for the completion of the building by
the first of January, 1900 The contract
or's bond is made by an eastern surety
company, which will be called upon to
complete the work OF the contractor. The
regents in attendance are President f. j.
Wycoff of Saltwater, Secretary J. P.
Candy of Alva, w. E. Bolton Of Wood
ward and J. C. Tousley OF Weatherford.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31

James L. Taylor, which suspicion grew
into certainty with Taylor's disappear
ance from the neighborhood The SOW
ernor promptly offered a reward for lay
lor's apprehension, bat no clue was ascer-
tanned as TO his whereabouts until re-
Gently when a letter was received at the
executive office from an alleged private
detective asserting that Taylor was serv-
ing a ninety days sentence in the county
jail at Aitkin. Mimi Governor Barnes
Immediately wrote for "a description Of
the suspect, which, On being furnished to
the authorities of Lincoln county. Is
claimed to tally with the description OF
Taylor Accordingly the proper requi-
sition papers were issued and J. N Car
ter, sheriff of Lincoln county. left last
evening to serve the papers on the gov
ernor of Minnesota
No words of ours can foreten the BEN
fit you would derive from Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31
SHARE PUT IN GUNN'S PLACE
On the Board Of Education for Edmond
Normal whereby an Hypothesis.

Guthrie, 0. T. May S0-At The COVER
nor's Office today the appointment of j.
d. Share of Alva was announced as
a member of thu board OF education for
the normal schools Of Edmc nd, vice L. J.
Gum OF Ell Reno. removed. Mr. Share,
the appointee, is d leading citizen and
merchant of the town Of Ava ana has
been conspicuous in his active support Of
! the Northwestern Norma. school since
the very inception Of the project. AIR
Gum, the deposeI regent, is The edit r
Of the FL Reno News and received his ap-
pointment about three years ago.
The change in the membership of the
board Of education does not come as a
very great surprise In fact, among
close observers Of territorial politi $
some such action was predicted immedi-
ately after the Republican convention at
Enid. In that convention Editor Gum
was member Of the Canadiap county
delegation which was reported to be de-
cidedly hostile against any proposition
that smacked Of an endorsement of the
territorial administration. This occa-
stoned not a little surprise, as Editor
Gum and his newspaper had been previ-
ously Ioked upon as consistent champions
and supporters of the administration Of
which he was part. The surprise viii h
was manifested over Gums apparent
change of views was followed by
natural curiosity as to the inspiring mo-
tive. The explanation given is 10 the
effect that Regent Gum at the late an
nual meeting Of the board Of education
desired election as secretary Of the board.
The position had been held by Major D.
D. Leach and the board deeming there
u be no necessity or desirability of a
change reelected the former incumbent.
It is further represented that Regent
Gum felt aggrievej over the action of
his fellow members OF the beard in re-
fusing TO elect him TO the secretaryship
and that he returned 10 il Reno nurs-
ing a sore SPOT and that with this feel
ing he asked to be placed on the county
delegation in order that he might get
even" with somebody. Such. at least. i
the story that has been going the rounds
Of political circles.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31
HIGH School GLEE CLUB
Fine Concert sIven te Very Tdght
Audience

The concert gives ~ the Fiigh School
ciee elsb az seigFieE iaat Taes4sv ntsat
was rot vsil attended,. Those ah7 were
there however. were very .ngca pIezssl
with sae entertainment ard aa II = for
= return date Nas male. Tae people At
Ee8gwick say thar the reasou :hsTe wss
not a better house Wa Deauss every
body zas getting reaay for Memorial
day celebrations. sud claim ssaf e fas
boys wfIi cofoe back &hey are sure - a
god hoase TIE ssoys have n9t yes de-
c4asd whethe- fhey MI scosg. TIE aass
Or not
The ciua vii 90 . A-w1sss tor8rst =
6a.e kss been arranged ssr 3 concert ~
fhs Friefzsz' Ezavsralty nsxs satar1ay
egsrs-q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31
TO MINNESOTA FOR TAYLOR
Who rs Accused of numbering Post
master Rhine at N(elIston.

Guthrie O. r.. May Ex-Governor
Barnes today authorized the issuance Of
requisiuon papers upon the governor of
minnesota for The return 10 Oklahoma Of
James L. Taylor, who is charged with the
murder OF Isaac Rhine. postmaster at
WeAston. about three years ago. Prior
10 his appointment as postmaster Rhine
had been prominent in local politics and
was popular in the community One
night he was called to the door Of III
building occupied by the postofice and
aas shot down in cold blood by a mys-
FERROUS assassin. Suspicion fell unon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31
ALVA is CELEBRATING NOW
Three Days of Festivities are Down
on the Program.

Alva, o. T., May 3O.-Tlva started in to-
day TO celebrate, commencing with Decor
alton Day and ending on June /, with the
WoOdmen. Many are here already, es-
pacially fakirs, thugs and gamblers THE
Boomers vii lbe very much in evidence
for the next three days. Alva is prepared
to extend the glad hand to all, and as
we have money to burn, and prospects
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31
Fl. HALL BILL IN CONFERENCE
0n the Result Depends K.Owa and
zNnrnancfla. GunIirtr

Guthrie, o. T., May ga dispatch
from Washington states that Delegate
Flynn has managed TO secure an amend
ment to the senate Fort Hall bill pro-
viding for the allotment of the Kiowa
and Commanche reservation among the
members Of those tribes and the opening
Of the balance TO settlement. The bill as
amended passed the house and was sent
back to the senate for concurrence. The
senate, however, refused to accept the
Flynn amendment consequently the bill
has gone to conference.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31
sleep Changes the verdict.

The jury in a recent law suit unani-
mously agreed upon the verdict, sealed it
and went home to bed. After sleeping
over it. they disagreed the next morning
This shows the power Of sleep to
strengthen the Human mind. Those who
are troubled with insomnia should try
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. 1t puts the
stomach in good condition and induces
sweet, sound sleep. 1t is the best Of
remedies for kidney, liver and blood dis
orders.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31
BY A LIGHTNING STROKE
George Woods rs Killed in wood
ward County with Ii Horse.

Guthrie, o. T., May 30.-The term of dis
trict court at Woodward last week which
was presided over by Judge Burford, was
marred by a sad fatality. One of the
petit jurors. George Woods, was granted
a days absence that he might round up
and bring 10 the station yards a bunch
OF cattle that he had contracted to de-
liver on that date. While on the round
up an electrical storm occurred and both
Mr. Woods and the horse he was riding
were killed by stroke Of lightning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31
Muslc Ano DRAMA.

The Hlra schosl Gee eius. e1zslsfisg
~ fertg assmeefs. assisted ~ . ais1xAs q
hand petfernss. afa give = osznasrs A.
ere Frlsr1sf University saturday evening
- otcseek Thss gfrfssussnes Mr. ks
The gaar r. RS ssasaa's fesr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31
N FAR AVAY SYRA
Is a Man Who Wants to Know
About Oklahoma
AND 0KLAHOMA'S CROPS
He Is Sent a Copy of Gov
ernor Barnes Report.

Guthrie. o. T., May so-Horace H
Hagan, a prominent real estate broker
Of this city. is in receipt of a letter from
a merchant OF Syria. requesting informa-
in general, climate and condition of the
people. He was sent copy of Governor
Barnes admirable report.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31
Fl, Sn IN and ssesteru Risht-or.way

S'..1Iile . =. NAY 5o-P-es.dent NJ
hIniey has signed the bin granting tie
Fort Smith and Western railway r.zbs-
9i-"ay thrcosh the Indian Tertiary. The
proposed road runs through the Creek
ard Seminole nations, a country rich n
natural resources. anS Guthrie is nane8
rs the terminus.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31
Pensions Granted ol,Iasom,,s

N9tthrle' o T, May She following
oklahoma pensions have been granted
James ", Patton, Newki-k. SIC per
month"; Harriet overseen, Crescent. s. pa-
ineh5a. Nelson W Gilbert. Shawnee. 5
per month. John 5. Whitman. Jefferson.
per month, Benton L-arabee. sacred
Heart. S per month.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31
a - ~ q RIA.
Bears the II lhs kiad foa Has AwsyS eOsgH
Of NNZZLZx
CITY IN 9 REF.

Mrs. p. s. Baldwin lef, Tuesday Tor
Portland. Oregon. where she wifi spec
/ the summer
Mr.. ". W Mccullough. editor OF the
Red Rock Valley News Of Billings, o. T
was 10 the city yesterday.
+ z. Rupp OF Blackwell. o. T. is shipping
out hfty-four head OF horses he bought
here yesterday. One car load goes 20
Blackwell and another to Houston. Tex.
+ The Friends University Baseball team
goes 20 Greenwich today where they play
the team OF that city They return TO-
morrow morning over the Missouri Pact
fc
r. G. Measley, assistant general trelsat
agent OF the Santa Re. xas in The city
from Topeka yesterday aud was driven
over the clty by Z. +. Torrington. The
two went 20 Arkansas City last night
Colonel Prouty. grain inspector Tor ok
lahoma. was Ia ghe city yesterday at the
request of the grain dealers here. The
grain dealers OF this city expect 10 buy
wheat largely In Oklahoma this spriRs
AIRS. James Munus narrowly escaped
death yesterday Afternoon at her home
on the Yves; Side. through the sting OF
bee on her temple. DR. Easton vas call
81 and ia a Jew hours the lady was oct
Of danger
Robert Warren. L. T. Eidnaore ard G.
NJ Warren were in the city yesterday
These gentlemen are ali business men
from the eastern part Of the state ana
are making wagon tour through souih-
ern Kansas and Oklahoma
The Select knights gave BAH At Gar
field ha1 last night II Has not very veil
ATTENDED. not usors than twenty-five cou-
plies bsing In the hail az any time IRE
music was furnished By sanford's or
che~;ra-
Judge : A Pay 81 Winlnrton has g.
ci3ed 70 move 20 Wichita He viii iive
a. - 81 Francis avenue Mr.. Ray va
Judge x the district court q sumner
county fJr seven years and rs alwavs
hesn one y me most prominent Iaxysrs
fl shat coaH,y. Much - his grsoslcs aox
is n the courts IN Wichita and he haa
concluded - move here
The West side free klussrTsrtan undsr
the management - Miss Fannis Croker.
the efficient superintendent sud her
core ~ assistants ffrn ise University
normal department. saa steadily Improved
stree ifH opening lsst Tsbruary. -. at
tendance hss grown from thlrfy - SIXTY
fhe chfiaren = fhe kfuasTgarten All give
an entertainment ~ Rinen han -
f-rieua's university or Friday evening.
june l. II e'cieek 10 admission. Es-
trssnnsnfs served after re snssf'ssn-
FDelt AH ars fsviisa 20 cine and So
- hat the eaiidfsn are doing.
AfTs : Ffsnciz. Fiossnrs. Ezns. says.
= Sas az TeH fowa n heath. wqrr oct
Neak. ~ appetite aas per- ] cg5i8 sef
sleep sas Sectors dc ne ~ gees 7 teox
Rszga blood Fafiasr an1 Eaissd tea
POI zds n TAO weeks ard asa ns@ "a pr
seet heath :. p. AUsa. uSexgsn &
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31
Che aieta nairn EAGLE: Thursday oruiuo afag l. goo

good for another supply. the red lemon
ade. the merry go-round and the fnno-
cent fellow with his little three-card
funny business and the numerous other
skin games viii be very much in eYi-
derce-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31
ZOE john Eire.torl rnsu..,,..

Guthrie. d T. May sa.-ghe l.ys So,
beard oi Oklahoma in sesssen here 70
Gay agreed e accept the proposition sac
mltted oy sne Kansas ssate lizard pro
viding for a joint inspection os castle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31

AfTs Yfsncir. FIossnrs. Kans.. says.
= was az FgH fowa n health ~ars oct
seak. Eay appetite aas pe9T. J co5i8 COS
sleep aas Sectors DC ne - gees 7 teox
Razza blood Faflaer ami Esissd tea
pounds n t~s wesks ard sm ns@ "a 81.
seet heath J. p AHea. ISexusn &
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-09-04
Condition of Iowa Laboring Men 1 s95-1ooo
AVERAGE WEEKS OPERATED.

Full time; Short time; Sus.
full force. red. force. pend.