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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09

John Sinceloff Of Belle PLANE, was rep
resented at the yards again yesterday,
with hogs.
Townsend & Jamon Of Andale had a
load Of hogs on the market yesterday.
Rippey & Butcher OF Stafford, sent in d
load Of hogs last evening. They caught
the declining end Of the market
Chesley & Funk were on the market
again yesterday with a load of hogs from
Nickerson.
The Dold company reports a big in
crease in the demand Hor their meats for
the harvest In southern Kansas. Their
shipping clerks are taxed heavily every
day.
Superintendent Charles Darrigrand' Of
the Dold packing house, says he has
never worked harder than during the
present week and he has been 10 and
down the line in the packing business.
The packing house nine have received a.
challenge from the Arkansas City nine.
and If they can find suitable ground to
play on they viii accept and try and re-
gain the reputation they lost in their re-
cent game with the Quakers.
Superintendent VIII Dularev of the
stock yards, has never taken g days
rest, except on Sundays since he took
charge Of the yards twelve years ago.
and he is as vigorous and hardy as a sea
captain. He thinks the fact that he
drinks neither coffee, tea, milk nor any
thing else but water has g. great deal
TO do with IL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
Western Leagae,
STREET RAILWAY FRANCHISE
Application VIII be Made to the Okla
hogua CITY Council.

Oklahoma City, o. T., June S.-The
Times-Journal says: The council will
have presented to it at the regular meet
ing Monday night an aPplica tion for a
franchise from the Oklahoma Land ard
Electric railway company of this city for
the use Of the streets and alleys for an
electric street railway and for an electric
porew plant. The Oklahoma Land and
Electric Street Railway company was
organized in this city yesterday and is
capitalized at 500 90, the stock all being
paid and the company ready 10 begin cp-
erations. The officers Of the company are
as follows: Judge J. NJ Lindsay Of
GAINESVILLE. Texas, president; s. E. Lard
Of the Laird Hardware company, vice
president; G. V Stone, secretary and
treasurer; George C. Kelly of BlrTning-
ham, Ala, general manager and ]. H
Everest, attorney. The above named gen
tlemen and eastern capitalists compose
the company and they have made large
investments IN real estate here and they
are prepared to commences the erection
OF the electric plant and the street. rail-
way lines as soon as their franchise is
granted by the council and they expect
to have the plans completed and in oper-
alton within ninety days from that date
at the outside. and sooner Il men money
and energy can complete the work.
The route of the proposed electric line
has not been settled yet, but the com
pany has three routes IN contemplation
and they viii decide IN few days which
is the most feasible and the one that
VIII be 70 their best advantage to take.
Trey will build a line that will be COM
plete in every particular and that, with
transportation facilities to all parts Of
the city, will develop into paving line
The company own a large amount OF
property IN the city and their plans con-
template the building Of a park that viii
add 20 the attTactiveness Of the city In
no inconsidershles degree. They propose
20 have in the park. which they will at
once commence to build pavflions for
summer amusements and a lake that will
accommodate small boats. Landscape
gardening viii be given expression In
every part under the direction Of one OF
the best landscape gardeners in the couu-
try. The amusement features OF city life
viii be given attention in the plans Of the
company and Will do much to make this
city one in which it Is good TO live
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EI)GS RULED STRONG
In Yesterdays Market Until
Orders Were Filled.
WERE FIVE CENTS HIGHER
At the Opening and a Slight
Decline at Close.

tn top price for hogs at the Union
stock yards yesterday was $3.50. Only three
loads sold for that price. The bulk Of
car hogs sold for $4.721-2 The top hogs
sgere fancy and struck the market at its
best The bulk was 50 good and one or
two loads Of them would have brought
top price if they had been In earlier. The
market opened strong and active at SC
higher. 1t ruled strong the gerater part
OF the day until rush Of car hogs came
in, after orders had been filed. A de-
cline Of 2 1-2c was recorded at tha close
The receipts were L700, and tie quality
godo. Light hogs were in demand by all
the buyers and heavy hogs ruled active
early in the day for South Omaha All
kinds Of hogs found buyers and very few
- any were sent on. The market is
getting more solid every Gay as the buy
ers are getting better knowledge Of
what they can expect from the shippers
The general opinion is that there will be
? good market for as high as 1000 hogs
per day in the near future Every day
proves that hogs from south and west
O. Wichita cannot be taken to Kansas
City and stand the extra freight and
shrinkage It has been tried recently and
very effectively demonstrated 10y the net
receipts:
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sHIPPERs AND NOTES.

Dan Holland of Zyba, had a car Of
hogs on the market yesterday.
William Astel OF Haven. struck the slid
Ing end Of yesterdays market, all be-
cause the train service from his place is
& little too late for the best stage OF the
market Mr. Astel is about 10 visit Eu-
reka Springs. Ark, for the benefit Of his
health. He has been a busy man this
spring and needs rest for a few weeks.
George z. Berry Of PonS Creek. o. T,
lid a car Of hogs on the market yester-
day. Mr. Berry is coming to the yards
oItener than usual
Philo Hunter Of EIbing. was on the
market yesterday with a load Of good
hogs. Mr.. Hunter IS one Of the old time
patrons Of the Union stock yards.
J. II. Porter OF Towanda, marketed a
car OF good hogs at the Union stock
yards yesterday.
J. L. Vandeveer was Up from Hackney
Yesterday with a car load of good hogs.
Joe Scott Of Peck. was at the yards
yesterday with a load OF top" price
soss. Captain Joe keeps steady eye on
top price hogs.
Jesse Duncan OF Conway Springs. mark
eted a car Of hogs at the yards K-ester-
day. Sumner county stands BY the Wich-
Eta hog market IN fine shape
Dunaway & Gregory are as regular as
COCK work IN their patronage Of the
stock Yards. They sent another load OF
a0ss from Toukawa yesterday.
r. F. BirchdeId Of anthony, was
Visitor at the yards yesterday.
A. Garland Of Kiows. had another load
% hogs on the market yesterday. The
Wellington and Kiows branches of the
Garland family have average load
nay az the yards this sex They are
hustie-s after hoss, ant while they are
about It, they get good ones.
Smith & Moss Of NewlSirk. o. T. had
ear OF hogs on the market yesterday.
Brown & Brown Of Haverhll. were on
sse market yesterzay With a load OF
hogs
Ira Wheeler q Belle Paine, had a load
of good hogs on Yesterdays market.
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GAR|SB As IOa|)CES
But BulIish as to Wheat, Was
Yesterdays Mixture.
CLOSE ACTIVE AND WEAK
AT About the Lowest--Berlin
Panic Explained.

New York, June s.-The combination
bull movement in wheat and bear move
ment in stocks. which IS an annual feat
ureat some period Of the growing crop,
made its appearance today. The wheat
market advanced IN an excited way on an
increasing volume Of rumors of disaster
70 spring wheat in the northwest Wall
street had similar advices and apparently
the conviction that serious <lrm has al
ready been done 10 the shipping wheat
gained force steadily during the day.
There is growing uneasiness as well over
the rate situation among RAILROADS west
Of Chicago. TIE fact that the late break
IN the prices OF western railroad shares
was coincident with the deliberations OF
the committee appointed by the presidents
OF western railroads 70 concoct plan for
division Of traffic, gave force to the sup
position that the prospects for salts
factory settlement Is not very good.
Failing such a settlement, there IS said
70 be a likelihood of a widespread and
costly rate war Coming in combination
with the bad reports from the wheat
=
the market. and prices went to pieces in
the last half-hour Of the trailing. the
weakness spreading from the grangers.
PacifIcs and Southwestern into the trunk
lines and specialities. embracing the whole
list. This break came after a day OF
persistent dullness and Irregular fuctua-
lions in prices. The incident Immediately
preceding the break was an advance OF
over a point in Reading first preferred
with confident absorption OF very large
offerings. The second preferred was all
wiped out in the final break. gain In
the earnings OF the Northern Pacific of
Is per cent for the fourth week OF May did
not avail 10 save that stock from The
prevailing weakness on the unfavofable
crop prospects, and IL fell points. Mis-
souri, Pacific and Baltimore 6, Ohio show
ed weakness before the general break. on
fears OF disappointment regarding divi-
dends. There was a relaxation OF the
pressure on foreign market due TO appre-
hension over the trouble in China and
London bought stocks here 20 q moderate
extent. causing some Slight gains early
in the day. The preliminary estimates OF
the bank statement figure out a small
loss in cash owing 70 the weeks heavy
absorption by the suo-treaEury, which
amounted 70 t3.l1T001. all on account OF
the call by the treasury OF government
deposits In the banks. The estimates Of
receipts from the interior are slightly in
excess Of those made last Friday, but II
will b remembered that last Fridays es-
Inmates fell short by sl.59o.oeo Of the &C
tual receipts. so that a gain in cash in
tOmorrow's statement would not be sur
prising. The market closed active and
weak at about the lowest. closing prices
being as follows:
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COTTON.

New York, June S-Sneculation IN cot
ton VAS active today and from the high
est TO the lowest the active op5ic rs
showed a range OF only points. except
on the summer months. which nUctuat-
e 8 to Il points. The market was &
nally quiet and steady - net advance
OF l 10 u points. spot cotton closed
Quiet. I-fsc lower; mio6linE upla11s.
S l5-isc: middEng gult. l-l6c; sales
none. Futures closed quiet and steady;
yunA S.47; July. $40; August So;
September. $50: October. S7.sS; NoysE-
Der. S.S1: December. s7.S: January.
s.. -; February. E.S5; March, ss-5S; April,
S.e1: MAY, 37.s5.
New Orleans. June S-Cotton firm;
nliddling. SIC.
Galveston. June s-Cotton unchanged.
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IAFAS AND RoREA Ours

adding that the end q he dlssuTbAE-s =
IN SIGHT and that so7n ali vii - ever.
JAPAN ASD RoREA Al OTIS
Yokohama. June s-More serious from
a japanese point % vsew than Jhs rislus
q TIA Bo1eTz ~ China f. ths sssesn
tension hefween Japan and Korea A. ths
result o the vroters * japan AGAINST
the torture and sns~ss.ssn - DolIua
prisoners g ths Korean gyysrrras.st.
Taa Koresn ensFerar ah.e3frsLe'T ftsases
p grant - aUd5enca - tas fAsaFsss
uins.te~ Hsvsshi Gousouke
Lsr1oo. Jgna a. 6fspatch - ffs
Daily Man froha Tpkahsa1a. dated r.
car. dsacrsalnr tie sTsc, sssos f-aL1 -
80 refusal - ~ Eareaa ern1er=F -
rive IN astiEhrs - re Jsnsassa raa-ss-
~ rnxsrdiag tire torture sat rxs-sei5n
- political s-Teae-.s save s7rs fesarE
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bsskea s1t 81 fassr ssfhera aFevreas e.
Ca.aa- ksaazT4ax Esssza Ha sra
Faasz- ne rpssa = rs.erss ~ $50
sasnEsa1 gspsrs - ~ sarF 60 sae.
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

Orangss, per oo1, S5.l5; lemons, per
box, A.25; bananas. per H., &c; straw
berries, per crate, t1.75a7.00; cher
ries per crate, 81 .25d1. 80; blackberries,
g 50; gooseberries, $50; raspberries,
50 .0o63.5 30; Arizona apricots, per crate
50 90; California Cherries. 10-pound box,
s.. 5062.00; new peas, one-third bush
Ell basket, 50c; wax beans, one-third
bushel barket, 75c; beets per dozen
punches, 25c; cucumbers, according TO
size, per dozen. 20d50c; potatoes (old).
per bushel, SCG75c; new, 81. sal so; cab
bsce. Der b. 25Zc.
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DIRK GOODS aIAz1Ers

New York, June She Gotten gods
market is unchanged today In az de-
pa-tnents and there Is actually nothing
to report different from previous days
OF the week Linens are duh but STEADY.
Burlzps inactive and irregular.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09

Tie bond n4rkst vas very dull ard
rTies changes were remarkably small.
Total sales. pr value. yl.Isa 60 T-nitsd
stat.s sends we're unchanged IN I'D quo
tations.
BERLIN PANIC ACCOUNTED FOR
New York. June z-The Heras. Dis
cusssng the financial panic n Berth.
says: TO the best informed rneu in local
draaciaI circles < xsuldi rot - sllrpris-
iag. Il any monetary diHIcgltis. shsuld
arise n Europe AZ TIE present tire that
tsey should originate II ne German
czuitaL For tarss vears - e~sr Ffrcs
ire passage &C the toerse avs ss-kiuE
. regulate speculation znz prchf5tglrr
sezllrrs 81 fufgres. (. "a. beer pos-ssa
or tnzt unusual bg-ss-s sd 49,.
thrav1 ucaa re German Sz1Es g-sz-a~
Ssrairtn= Their rAssg-ce- s-E ezWr-
forth rnsry rates - warning. r-t orly
srars foretxn bznks-s. -. also s.a-s tEs
minister c. Snzn-s. T1s zars e tr1uz-
t-ss2 confirmation thst s7-a-s - Il Err-
lazS zas Sswelopss - eaor-- szFsv ksr4
~zs cc-7rzsrlcAssd . Bertha a., 81
amounted 70 vs-ftzs-- c~sz4 Marry
svsry-tzt-y svai-ahl. r. so-s-ze-cssl -
ts~--Ess his nesn -o-5srst - ez-gszss-ss
u-de- Tbs tea6srshgD sa7zre1tiv q l-s.s1
sec1-se.s. szes a. ga ara sls-srss Esh.
frsctfan- s1S iron srs stssl Y-epe-T3s.
- greet ~srs to ts-zzats RAE sSsn
- >rs--zI srstlssffoz. IA: n znscaEzst-
ses hare .efgs-.a trn- sssS.Ss.y 20 ga.
s1z.s 9. s.slseSctS-T GE1Te.
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New Tegk. Ture G-Tse se-@tE2s e -
s=solvsss szaksSE zzs s-1xeraEs A-- -
ssv-ogr. xsr1se7 Z co. Se-e slsa 80
.ssv "a - sgS@ssss eo1rz- T-s srasss les
szaw gsh<sis5ex - &C tzg1zE zssala.4l a.
s4ss "a. L. EsEzx- &s=ets. x.s-yz@
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
WICHTTA Feed ArAPKET

Hay (prairiel per ton, IS; chop feed,
per bushels, Zoe; bran, per cwt, &c;
middlings, 75c.
The condition of the trade is very sat-
isfactory. there being a good demand for
everything.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
KANSAS cry.


Kansas City, No, June s-Wheat-
July, 644G647sc; September, Sc; cash,
No. 2 hard. 63Gs31.c; No. 3. s01ads3c; No
red 67aGSc; No. 3, 639SSc.
corn--July. 5714c; September. 37lzc;
cash, No. mixed, S7l5d3S5sc; No. 2
white. SshG3Ss+c; No. 3. 3Sc.
Oats-No. > white, sc.
Rye-No. 2 &c.
Hay-Choice timothy. s1o.co6lo5o; pral-
RE. s7.ooG7.S.
Buttsr-creamery. 15al74o; fancy dairy
10
Eggs-Fresh. Slsc
ST. LOUIS
St Louis. June s.-Receipt s-F1our, g.
90; wheat, $500; corn, 5000; oats. o.
600.
Shipments-Ffour. 6,apo; wheat. 500:
corn. A.009; oats. 240oo
Wheat-Higher: excited: No. red cash
elevator. Tic; track, 72l3751zc; June. 7llzc
July. TzSe; September, 751z9735sc; No. 2
hard. ssfs7e.
Corn-Hisher: No. cash. 3sIzc; track.
ss1ec; June. S5sc; July. Ss7sc; September,
4014c.
oats-Hlsher: No. cash, &C; track.
90 6.1ssc: Juue- nc: July, e2ssc: Sep
tember. 2l2c: No. white. 22.c
Rye-FTrmer; 5214e.
NEW YORK.
New York. June S.-Eutte--Rece5p pts.
s5o4 packages; unsettled; creamery ex-
tas, 1879; factory. 14Tlsc.
Chses-Rece!pt pts, 4s43 packages; barely
steady; dead large white. %s-sfSlae; grass
ttnGe. sFSi4c; large colorea. IL E97,c:
snail white. Si7GSAc; small Co.ore5. So
@SAo
EsE=Reeelpts. sITs packages: market
steady; western, loss OF, Ic5l5izc; west
ern, a. mark. ioslsc.
REAL Estate rRASsFEEs
FURNISHED BY the Wichita Abstrac.
AID Land company. Il. " Dubois. Ab-
srraetor. Court House Phone 2S2)
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Charles sonosponer 70 T y Wat
kius, lots L ard ls. Oklo ave Cor
wins sd ...-.---......-..----,...-- 90
Juo. ?. Baker 10 Nm. A Smith, lots
$ ana 3, Mzrtnson ave. Law
Fences sth -.-..-..-----. --.--.--.----- -
Charlotte n Lyon % F-ed r schu-
man. lots even Iss 10 - Mizn.s
ave blk 5; lots odd IS 70 -. Guy
ave blk =; lots even 30 20 g Sig
wick - blk :. Iozs rs ant Ia Hr-
be- s. Dix a. Pennsylvania al. g.
2. Fe'dner 70 4 Z. Jacgnss Its =
= ard NJ. Six :, 6-.e-<.sA -
Charles L ps16soa 70 L>r.,ta El.-
ten. las. .zd - Chzataez,1a ave.
Schumacher sub in I=h-dEz &
Oliver. ala ...-............-..--.-.. -
Irving Rieanoaa 70 He'as N-5row,
lot e. Chisholm 81. c4ty 80
Ea,na J. Avery % Czzfoa Ave-y.
sots {. &. {. slk 3 RS<soad asa.-.... 10
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BANK CLEATNGs,

New York. June s.-The following table,
compiled by Brsdstreet shows the bank
cIearings at the principal cities for the
past week. with the percentage Of in
crease and decrease az compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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WICHITA GRAIN MARKET.

Wheat-No. 2, SAC; No 8, 4sc.
Corn-30c.
Oats-1S120c
The grain dealers and millers have
good reports forecasing a successful
harvest and a big crop.
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Green salt hides, per ID, sac; side
brand, SIC; bulls. 4Yc; dry salt, i3c; dry
int. 14c; dry culls. Sc; horse hides $50.
Kansas and Indian Territory, medium
wool. 131Ld16l2c; fine wool, 101zGl4izc (;
carpet, 12I29I51zc; tallow, No. !, per D.,
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cnrxrsK TTEArT. -szx rxsxx
EHI.co Lfxs 70 guKzxA sTHszscs
AFZAAsks

EEs9FF1z rsxszs - as - e. s@es
Tsks = sees =sssss ssss a. $500 -
Cas- e tEss $3.50 ss.sft Fss ~ -
rSss ~ Gel ssz-gfisk ssssf $50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09

There was very little cattle at the
yards not enough to establish a quota
bic market for the day.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. June s.-Cattle-Receipts, 500;
! steers strong, active; butchers stock
steady to firm and active; best on sale
| today, one car, $3.50; selected feeders
I slow. S4.40G5.o9; mixed stockers weak.
81. 75a4. Is: cows, $3.00d4. 50; heifers. 50. 10
$50; Gamers, S2.z5q3.00; bulls, 5000
10; calves, steady. 81. 00ll7. 90; Texans.
| receipts 700; best on sale today, Is car
! loads grassers, A.05; Texas-fed steers,
/ 81 50d5. %; Texas grass steas, 81 5Q4.40;
texas bulls, S2.30G3-S0.
HQgs-Receipts, today, 5000; tomorrow
%. COO: left over, 7c0 estimated. Opened
strong to to 10c higher. closing weak;
TOP. $5.25; mixed and butchers, s5.0eG5. p;
good TO choice heavy, $5.15Q5.25; lough
heavy. 5000 10; light, SS.OoQ5.25; top
sales, s.. 1714G5-271A
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; sheep and lambs
steady to slow; weak for inferior grades.
Good to choice wsthers $4.7545.S0; fair
10 choice mixed. $4.O0d4.9o western
sheep. s.. s0G5. 40: native lambs, s5.06G5. 30;
western lambs. S. .e0Ga. 50; spring lambs,
S .coa7. .; Colorados. 8 75G7.15.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No. June s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $3.50; market stronger; native
steers, Sc. 75f5. 50; Texas steers. 1850
/ -; Texas COWS, s.. Cad4.oo; native cows
and heifers. &. e5I4. 81: stockers and feed
ers. g. 75G5 60; bulls. s2.70G74 so
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market strong
to &c higher; bulk Of sales. 81 sod5. %;
heavy. 81. s3lsf5.05; workers, &.sSQ5.oo;
pigs, H.65a4.%
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; market strong:
lambs, 81. 25T7. IS; muttons. s3.5Ol5.oo.
ST. LOUIS
St Louis. No. June s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. sec; natives strong; Texans
steady: native steers, 33.7595 so: stockers
and feeders, g. 1874 90; cows and heisers.
81. 0of14. 50; Texas and Indian steers, Sc 80
as %; cows and heifers, 3. S1d4.0o.
Hoss-Receipts. 1000; market s cents
higher; pigs ard lights. S5.o0fi5. 10; pack
ers. s. 1850; butchers. $.o5T5-S.
Sheep-Recetpts. $500; market steady;
native muttons, 81. e0a5. %: lambs, seq
T.50.
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WICHITA POULTRY MARKET
Hens, per h., &c: broilers, lie; old
roosters. &c; hen turkeys. TIC; gobblers,
SIC; ducks, 5tzc; geese, &c.
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I ourist Rates
to Colorado
and Utah
Season OF 1900
Via
Missouri Pacific Railway

81 60 Tor tho round trip e Pueblo. Colo
TadO Springs ard Denver
Tickets will be on sale every dzy. com
rucncinE Juno I. and continuing to Sep
TENDER T. lso. limited Tor return 70 %.
tober q. 1850
$50 for tho roand TRIP e Salt Lake
and Ogden. Utah
Tickets on safe The year rouad. every
cay. aud limited fer return 70 - days
from date Of sale.
For further particulars call On or sd
dress
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10 Narth IN s.re.t Wlek.La Eaa
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II you want your hair to grow. don's
waste time with hair tonics. Get az the
foundat ton, which lies in the hair cells
and blood vessels that supply them with
life. Beggs' Hair Remover viii 60 It.
II has grown hair or hundreds Of bald
heads and viii do it for you J. P. Alien,
Dockum * HigEinson- Geo. Van Werden.
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Ihe horse and mule market was strong
ana active yesterday. There was a good
oeinen no for good TO fancy driving horses
Quots tons ranged as follows for sound
servieeable horses, to 8 years old Ex-
ira good kinds are worth more and
extra common kinds are worth less:
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RITTER AND EGGS

Creamery butter, per h., 1S13c; country
14c; eggs, &c.
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BASEBALL
National League.

s. Louis-New York game called at end
Of third inning; rain.
Cincinnad-Philadelphi game was post
p0ned; wet grounds
Boston Pittsburg game postponed; rain.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09

suppose You Try Pir-6o Tahioes.
No doubt you've tried score cf remedies or
dysprPsia- constipation and kindred ailments
but unless you We TILED PIR-So TAsLO-s you've
never found the right one Thsy turn over the
live, freshen the complexion cure billiousuess
and Danish sick headache. At all druggists.
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BOXERS
ARE SUPREME

Continued from First PAGE.
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adding that the end % The disssTbAzcs =
IN SIGHT and that sesn ali vii - ever.
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PROVISION MARKET.

Thursdays close
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CLAT>fs

Fis7na- June s-T75srnnit~ esalus -
v~ry large arsnrsnt have aireagy seva
Sled ~ tss Enropean minister. az Fskfu
T1th ths Ts-Tur = Taz,sn- TIE Ee3ala-
minister claims = no 90 f~a-~-
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IA Nor,h Main street.. wichata K.a