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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-25

81. 1905 IS; Texas steers. g s5Ge.S; Texas
cows, g. 00d3.Oo; native cows and heif-
ers, 81. 2Q4. 90; stockers and feeders, $3.50
Q4.75; bulls, 81. 1904. %. Calves, receipts
$50; market steady; sales, s.. 50q5.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market strong and
active; bulk of sales, 35.05G5. 20; heavy,
s.. 95G5. 15; packers, S5.1O@5 .221s; mixed,
S. 6a5. 10; light, s4.60G5. 90; workers., SIS
as. 30; pigs, s4.s545.1 10.
Sheep Receipts, 1,0oo; market steady;
lambs, $S.56G6.o0; muttons, IS. 2594. 90.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Mo-, Aug. A-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900; market steady; native steers
S4.0oq6.OO; stockers and feeders, 81. 200
460; cows and heifers, $1,000. 70; Texas
and Indian steers, $3.35G4.65.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market SC higher;
pigs and lights, s5.2fa5 .45; packers, SIS
Co.'s; butchers, S. 35G5.50.
Sheep-Receipts, 800: market steady:
native muttons. $1,000. %; lambs, $50
500.
r. o. Childs of Peoria, ILL.,. makes
suggestion Of great value to everyone.
'Beggs' German Sslve is the best general
household remedy made" It cures cuts.
burns. scalds, old sores, all skin dis
eases, and is the ONLY Pile cure that
never fails to cure permanently. J. P.
Allen, Dockum & Higginson, Geo. Van
Werden.
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D|lLNSS AL ABROAD
New York Ditto, Due to
Chinese Perplexities.
TREND TO LOWER PRICES
Closing Tendency to Rally, on
Special Movements.

New York, Aug. A.-Dullness continues
to be the most notable characteristic of
the foreign security markets and New
York displays the same lack of activi V
The general hesitancy is ascribed TO ths
perplexities OF the Chinese situation.
Speculation was as undressing today
as for sometime past, and movements
in special stocks were attributed 10 in
dependent influences. A general trend to-
ward lower prices was noted, with the
tendency favored in part by conspicu-
Gus weakness Of some speoialties. Move
ments in The railroad list were small
but some Lar sc fractions were clipped
off Northern Pacific and Union Pacific
around midday, when the general tend
ency downward assumed some force. The
failure of St. Paul to respond to its in
crease in earnings of 1884 for the third
week in August discouraged buying of
the western stocks. Southern Pacific
was dealt in only TO the extent OF go
shares and no transactions whatever oc-
CURED after the announcement that the
Huntington holdings would not come on
the market General profit-taking check
ed the advance in st. Louis Southwest
ern preferred when It crossed So and
there was a reaction of rs, but the net
loss was only a small fraction Sugar
was quite prominent and ran off rs on
discussion as to future trade cond tons
Capital was made by the bears out of
the announcement OF the incorporation
of a new company to enter the Chicago
Gas field. 1t did not develop what The
relations of the new company would be
with the Peoples Gas company, but the
bears put the price down a point. which
was, however. regained toward the end
on short covering. Stocks Of local cor
porations displayed marked heaviness at
intervals. American Ice, Brooklyn Tran
sit, and Consolidated Gas yielded from
rs to pa per cent. No Adehnite news
accompanied the movements, hut the
weakness Of the latter was said to be
realizing induced by its late notable T sc.
Some interest was aroused by break
of over points in LackaVanna, which
IS usually very much neglected. Trans
actions in the stock reached a thousand
shares and there was a final rally of
point. Statements that the general con-
dition Of the iron industry showed a de-
cided Improvement and that negotiations
with labor organizations were in a fair
way of being adjusted satisfactorily did
not impart any strength 10 tho metal
group, which was reactionary all around
aside from Tennessee Coal, which I'm
proved IL. Forecasts Of tomorrow
bank statement indicates a gain in cash
by local institutions of s7,4520o7. There
are no indications of immediate gold
shipments, the exchange market ruling
at about u below profitable rates. To-
ward the close the stock market show
ed a tendency to rally in sympathy with
large gains in special stocks. Closing
prices of stocks were as follows:
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New York Money Market

nominally. 1i4d1k per cent Prime mer-
camille paper. 4d5 per cent. Sterling ex-
change firmer, with actual business in
bankers bills at 34.s72t for demand and
at 81. SiIz for so days. Posted rates. 3f.S
a. .s5js and siSs1z9pi.S9 Commercial
bills, SS3s.G4 .S4A. Silver certificates.
6l1zas2lz bar silver, 61h. Mexican dol
lars, 4SI Government bonds steady
refunding Is, when issued, reg stored.
1e4: coupon, 1N; new As, registered. 81;
coupon, 13s; old fours. registered, IL;
coupon. lis: SIS registered, llztz; coupon,
1121z.
GOLD ARRIVES FROM AUSTRALIA
San Francisco. Aug 4.-T'he steamer
MarIposa, which arrived here today.
brought over 10000 In specie from sgd
ney, Australia, consigned to local banks.
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BURLINGTON ROUTE

NEW THROUGH TRAINS T0 PORT
IAND PtGTT soUsD. ~THE Bur-
IISGT0S- sOnTsEHS PACIFIC *
PEEssv AEH DAILY IHHoUoH
TRAIN
From Kan-zs CITY ard q; sossrh for
Lincoln. SoTfhwss; Nebraska. Black Hiiis.
Wyoming. Montana washinzton. Taes-
rrsa. seaftia. Ppzot sound ard Portland.
Ore. via BlE.rzs HouL-ths shgri iius
ard time saver 20 ~ vpoer Soffhss~s-
To Central Montana r. q hssrs. . ths
Puget sogna 81 - h0grs from ths Ms
ao1r River. Tarsurh eoschss ara chair
carr, thryugb tgsTist sseSpsrs. tbrOaea
dniaz car SERVES snd standard sis~DsTs.
Taia - sas naia irav@lsd fss1 Alssssd
RlTsr 70 TIRE Northwest
SrNBEE Il
Karsas cry sns g Tozsph - NEBRASKA
Denver. C5soraae Utza. Paeoe CoaE.
and tse sSortsEsrt "a o1sens a-so %
flsA Ser nvrsst--N eatsna. Waszlsn Eton.
Cr~xon. via I4neois sra BBiinss. week
y CaAfasrla E1esrsignr
SUHBEH ~ ~SrBs4sRA-
COLORADO FNFf-EsS~
Froaa Kansas CITY sns f. ssssss-'as
latest u,gEt frsin f1f Nssgssss- Ce.srzds.
f-iah ard Fssriae Cast
TO THK EAST
cssczE3 al g. L>ouss rresf,y iws-n7ss
trains ia fl-as sd sggstsssnt
TO TBE <oaTH
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10
= 2. uEAHHAfJ.
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IA
HOWARD ELLIOTT.
Geas-za Manage. r. g1a@pA Ne
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

CASH QUOTATIONS.
Chicago, Aug. 24.-Wheat-No. red.
76AGD17c; No. red 7SQ61ac No. . hard
winter, 7012G7215c; No. 8 hard winter, 7oQ
7Q14c;. No. 1 northern spring 412a7fc;
No. 2 northern spring. 74QI61&c; Ne.
Corn-No. ?, -214G22c; No. 3. 21l6c
Oats-No. ?, 21%a 022c; No. ?. 2112c.
Butter-Firm; creamery, 1920; dairy
EegIFfrm: fresh, 13HGf4c.
Iced poultry-Firm; turkeys, 7148Sc;
chickens, 9411c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo, Aug. A.|C1ose:)-
Wheat-September 644c; December, 6Sls;
cash, No. ? hard, 66G661kc; No. 3. $50
Correspondence, S512c: December, $3.50
S21sc. Cash, No. mixed, S6Ac; No. 2
white. 3619c; No. 3, SIC.
Oats-eIo. white, 24c.
Rye-No. 2, Acc.
Hay-Choice timothy, 500; choice prai-
RE, Sc. 00G6.50.
Butter-Creamery SQ1Sl4c; dairy. 15c.
Eggs-F'resh. 12c.
Receipts Of wheat, pa cars.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Aug. AUTHORIZATIONS, g.
go; wheat, 14,eo0; corn, 5000; oats, 81
600
shipments-Flour. 700; wheat, 101, coo;
corn, 5000; oats. 5,000
Wheat-Hieher; No. red cash, ele-
vator. Use; track, 73I74c; August. Use;
September. TIC; December. 7iasG7rzc;
No hard, 6SA G6S7sc.
Corn-Lower: No. cash. 2S15c: track.
4oc; August, 5S3sc; September, S'Ssc; Oc-
tober 33tsc; Decent Der. S3izc.
Oats-Dull; No. cash. 2llzc; track. pc;
August, 21l5c; September. Iizc; Decem-
Der. 2s.c No. white 25izc.
Rye-DuI; 4sc.
NEW YORK.
New York. Aug 24-Wheat-Receipt
205,775 bushels: exports. 1913 bushels:
SPOT strong; No. red, d24c. Z s-b..
afloat; No. . red. 792sc elevator; No. l
northern Duluth. &C (. o. b., ahoat; No
hard Duluth. Sc, Z. o. B., af7at
Options had an easier opening because
were quickly turned by predictions OF q
small winter wheat re -ei7ts, covering
and more rain IN the northwest. Con
tinuing strong through the afternoon
they closed firm al &c net advance
Sales included No . red, May closed
AI.c; October. S1isdS1Ssc closed SOC:
December. 50 I5-1sISt2sc. closed sc
,Corn-Receipts. $500 bushels: exports.
1881. Sales. 5o0oo futures. 2so.60Q ex-
ports. SPOT dun No. :. 4f1sc elevator:
sSSc Z. O. b. afloat Options after an
easier start based on Favorable crop
news. ruled dull al day and closed bare
" steady st Isc decline; May c,osed :
4oS.c; Septcmasr. closed $50; December.
431sc. closed 4o1sc
Butter-Eeceiots. 3.751 packages. ma
ket drm; creaue-y. ISG4c; current
packed factorv, 1876
He.se-Receipts ~ pacFeves; ma
kst dull ard weak: large c0l7red. I51s1:
small colored. I'i4c: large white. - 3
iCs-c: sr1Su white. i0ttc
EErs-Recsipts. s.Ss2 packages: make.
firm: western, loss OF, lsGI1c: western.
r gllar packing. az marx ie1IIc
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RAIN On The SHOCK
More Gloomy Northwest News
Boosts Wheat.
COARSE GRAINS LOWER
Provisions Close Firm, Every
thing Higher

Chicago. Aug. A.-Exceedingly gloomy
an impetus today, and September closed
with further advance of AG2ac Corn
closed Ac lower and oats 1sc down.
Provisions closed firm; September pork.
20c; September lard, 10c, and September
ribs 21sc higher.
Wheat opened quiet and easy on dis
appointing cables which induced selling
by yesterdays buyers, September start
ing 4Q1zc lower at 74bQ74c. Liverpool
showed an advance OF only sd The
bearish feeling prevalent al the start
changed during the first Is minutes. The
factor was the gloomy tone OF north
west reports. It was reported that IN
many sections Of the spring wheat ter
ritory farmers would not be able to get
seed. The rains, it was said, had
caused sprouting and growing in shock.
This sort of information sent shorts to
cover, and their buying, combined with
orders from the northwest, sent, Sep
TENDER up to7o%Sc. The bulge met profit
taking, but the market held with con-
siderable strength, closing 1zG3sc over
yesterday, at 74Ac. CleaTances in wheat
and flour at the seaboard We're equal 10
2o,ooO bushels. Primary receipts aggre-
gated 1,0Z10oO bushels, compared with
6S4000 bushels hast year. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported 3l2 cars, against 1875 last
week and 200 a year ago Local receipts
were 40 cars, SO Of contract grade. The
advance curtailed cash business
Corn was quiet and easy, for the rains
which were doing damage to wheat in
shock were helping the corn crop. Trade
consisted principally in changing Septem-
Der over to later deliveries, October sell
ing 1c under September. September sid
between 1913 and 3S5sc and closed &c
lower at 3S7sQ139c. The market recovered
from the bottom in sympathy with the
wheat strength. Receipts were 19S cars.
Cash sales were 100000 bushels.
In oats prices hung close to yester-
days mark and the bulk of trade was
in changing September for October, the
latter being at &c premium. Receipts
were 40S cars. September sold between
21tsd21%c and 2l12c, closing &c lower,
at 211kQ21ssc.
Provisions were quiet and firm on a
good export demand There was notn-
ing in the way Of fresh information to
affect prices. September pork sold be-
tween 81 and s11.20. and closed 2Oc higher
at S1.17Is; September lard between
s6.7214 and 1921, closing 10c higher at
Sc. 82is, and September ribs between s7.O5
and $L07hN. 10 with the close 2l2c bet
ter, at s7.O71a.
2S4 cars; corn, 40; oats, 40; hogs, 1900
head.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE Markets.
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This large four-story building is sd-
mirabIy fitted and furnished for the care
OF the sick. No ioathsoms or CONTAGIOUS
diseases admitted, but al other diseases
that are usually treated 81 hospitals are
successfully treated here. including
whisky. Cocaine ard Morphins Habits.
absolutely guaranteed. Womea. married
or single. can find safe retreat here
during confinement. and home IN every
case found FOR thu child II required \
homo FOR the poor and rich alike. a. al
opefatious and medical treatment ars
free. ard the only charge that Il made IL
the ordinary hospital Zee. which is tgst
enough 20 pay The running sEpsnaes OF
the institution. The best q references
given when required. write FOR circular
20 the Martha Washington Home"
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Harness. Race at GaIeshurr.

Galesburg, H., Aug. 24-At the driving
park today Noble Tee won two heats in
the 2:2O pace, reducing the record 1-2
seconds and was then taken i'll and
withdrawn. Mart Allerton clipped eight
seconds Of his record in the 2:2S trot.
Summarizes:
2:17 pace, purse s5O0-Jim Ramey won
three straight heats. Best time PHI IA.
Burns, Stormwood. Bowbowser and Oak
Grove also started.
PIP trot, purse, $500-Nuretta won three
straight heats. Best time 2:09 1-2. Cut
ting and Alva also started.
2:20 pace, Illinois stakes, purse 81 900
Arota won third. fourth and fifth heats.
Best time PIP 1-2. Noble Tee won first
and second heats. Best time 2:1O. Jean
Inglow, Teresa Wilkes. Lady Goldheld,
Braid and Possum also started
2:23 trot, purse s500-Mart Allerton won
seond, fifth and sixth heats Best time
PIG ID. Amengo won third and fourth
heats. Best time 2:1S IA Gray Billy and
Cora Sands also started
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LIVESTOCK MARK ITS.
CHICAGO

Chicago
ChicaSo. Aug. 24.-Cattle-Receipt p
Coo; generally dull; butchers stock about
STEADY: natives. Best on sale today, two
car loads at SIS; good 20 prime stee, s.
S5.4o6f6.el; POOR 10 medium. $500 so;
selected feeders steady, &.00T4. -; mixed
so kers slow. S}.2yGS.c0; COWS. s.. 81
4.4C; heifers. 10000; Gamers s. Goa
go; bulls, $2.5o94. 40; calves, strong. 500
G6 *: Texans, receipts 500; best on ssle
today. g car loads at SIS: Texas fed
steers. 81. 1850; Texas grass steers. S.a5
@4.69: Texas bulls. $2.5oG5.25
tHogs-Receipts. IS.eoo; tomorrow. 700
estimated; left over. 800; market active.
strong to &c higher; ton, S5.55: mixed ard
butchers. IS. 00F6. 50: good TO choice heavy
S5.1o.E5. 10; rough heavy. si.s5l5-oS; light
S.IA75 IS: bulk Of sales, s. l5GS.+o
hee9-Receipts. 500; sheep steady;
cd lambs stronger; good 20 choice
vse.c ers. &. 65fs %: fair 70 choice mixed,
s. 1856: western sheep, sS-25GS %;
Teas sheep. s. 5o62.50; native lambs.
s.. 0Cs55 90; western lambs. s4.75Q5. %
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No, Aug. 24.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000: market steady; native steers
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKErs

New York, Aug. 2i.-Coffee-Spot, Rio
market quiet. Mid dull; Cordova. nomi-
nal Futures started steady in tone,
with prices points higher for September
and unchanged for other months: closed
barely steady, with prices net 10 points
lower. Sales. 1850 bags, including Sep
TENDER, az :. 25fI7.$oc: October, 7.SSc; No
vember. 7.40c; December. 7.51ds.s0c; Jan
uary, 1897. soc; March, 1897. 7oc; May.
:. 65GT. &c.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. &c;
centrifugal. es test, 45sc. MolaSses su-
gar, &C. Refined firm.
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One had distressed feeling after eating and
advised Rpans He tried scent package and being
satisfied with result purchased small vial from of the
boxes getting glass instead of ten in
board When he had used those he ad don't
feel right yet believe Rpans Tabues good Knowing
the formula Ripans they would he would only
continue their use believe patent medicines told
him to morning and would have something for him
emped scent packages of Rpans into bottle and sold
them IS cents and called them digestive tablets and
on the bottle ingredients of which the tabu
posed Them reported they just the proper medicine
and had cured him.
1 ne 3 ~ f ss r sA s % g:
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aaIPPERs AND NOTES.

Doid's buyer accommodated the COM
mission men yesterday by buying two
car loads or hogs that came from the
north and hence were not billed to Kan
sas City
When the hot weather ceases the Nash
vile Pa king company VIII b gin buy
ing n IS. The present condition ~ the
weather is such that hoEG cannot be
shippel with safety.
c F. H. de of Colwtch was at the
yards yesterday.
! J s Greenwade of Hunnewen shipped
q load Of hogs to the yards yesterday.
II D. Kerwin Of Ashton was at the
yards yesterday with load of hogs.
The Dold company have set their sod
cutter to work in the field opposite the
packing house
The agraIians and some butchers Of
Germany are trying to create a popular
prejudice against the consumption Of
American meats and particularly Of
American lard. writes Consul General
Gu n; h from Frankfort. The report
of the board of chemical examiners of
the city Of Tim Charged with the ex-
animation of adipose substances or
fettwaaren). is of interest in this con-
nec,i0n. The report covers the eXamin-
alton OF the last two years. and after
stating that the customs authorities are
REQUIRED to take samples of all large
sh pments OF foreign but er, cheese,
marearin and hogs lard ard have them
examined, IL says: Samples of Ameri-
can lard are f en- received, taken from
shipments amounting to several hun
dreds Of hounds. A thorough chemical
examination shows that American lard
IS not only the same as German lard in
regard to smell. taste and consistency,
but that q frequently excels in dazzling
white color. Among the several sam
pies received there vas none to he oh
jected To-: the quality was fault S."
It is evi1 ut that the lard examined was
Dold's White Clover Leaf, manufactured
in tbs city. 4 great deal of 1t goes to
GERMANY.
At Chicago yesterday the Drovers
Journal said: Another big sheep sup
ply came today. and as yesterdays count
exceeded TIE estimate some 500 the
supply for the week thus Ear reaches
the enormous figures Of 1900. T. 10000
should he received during the next three
DAYS the weeks record would be bro
ken. but this Is not likely, as teinCrams
have some out thick and fast, 10 20 lead
of the deluEe. Sheep could havs been
est mated by acres today. Both o. tie
big houses being full, and several thou
sard were yarded in adjacent hog and
'fiIt peHS- tSheiS nave o'en READY
BUYERS. NUT neither they nor the feeders
have been able 10 Ge- the sheep OFT of
the way. Yesterday 20o96 were weighed
leaving only SEQ unsold. The marKe-
was slow and very uneven today. Prices
Os nearly as could he ascer,ained. were
- 70 &c lower than yesterday, but Zoe
10 s. lower than a week ago"
From January 10 August %, inclusive.
comb ped receipts at X ansas City. Chi
caso. Omaha, st. Louis and St Joseph
were as follows:
Cattle. HOES
Jan. l, 1870 10 date......3S72 ee) 1NSi7 10
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Bonds were Irregular. Tlth heaFy real
.zations in St Louis Southwestern the
feature Total sales, par value, sTs5,o
United States new fours advanced 4
per cent and the refundinE twos. VIXEN
issued. 4 per cent ~ the bid price.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF STOCKS
New York, Aug 4.-Bradstrset's hnan-
cial review tomorrow vii say: PRO
nounced duIIuess Still prevails n the
stock market. the total transactions a;
the New York Stock Exchange on sev-
eral DAYS this week falling 20 below
5000 slares Tire pubhc is entirely ogt
Of the rnarkrt and ths large Anan ial IN
tsrests are apparently waiting FOR q -
vfvd q general activity. Some invest
rlent purchases are apparently IN Pro-
Srsss ,rc-u time 70 tine IN the dividend
paving part q ths railroad snsre fst
srd there has a,ss ten rnore<or les.
rTlani21 lation OF h few s2eoisl s7ocks- Il
e. however. q long tine since ne mar
ket has been so lifeless % 50 tsvoi3 o.
features Tie London market "a 20 al
auosa-ances es dulf. (, not suIIer. tar
our ovn TIE Is-Es Increase o. 'ts
Rank OF EnrIand's gold reserve amount
frz u 40 H0s pounds representing -
sls-s-erts f-oru NsE Tork On scc7zr.
q tha var loan Subscriptions has szses
re- Tso-5on money market % such a.
extent that there e. 10 longer arg rpz-
zon 70 zpprshesG further withdrawals o.
POD from .hfs c--u.rr. Tse ro1ey mar
ket has Been relieved from 'h1s t,nEr
ard az tn ss-ns tire Sas ces1 h-iD@i
D. The iarrs eisssgrss-nerr-s -. sex York
: t-tr.assry hzs -zz5. - scceunf % re-
dezp-son O, TIE CO FER c-rr sopts
Easy -rozey. hoEeTe- has Httie e-ser
n v1e- CO 20 total sS-ezc~ % rper--
ra.fT@ fzta~es. TIE c-co news -za o.
the whoie ysvorzhfe. sss-t;e go p-.va-
nee y Er0v-h - re sr-rer1e wsEt sd
h co1segue-t ztv>-~s tax afo1f 20
c~e7 --osre-1s TSttss s~-c- ~. u---
dacet ~ TIE E-sst.- ACTIVITY q 20 sro-
arS steeg trades. thousa TIE szsuEsrfsss
IS cl1sz =srs srmeT. TIE general Itss
VAS q rs whole ssss1T. and 5e4F ssi-
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BANK CLEARISGs,

New York, aug. 2-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank
elearings 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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On % The p-s;t.sst sights r. Kansas f.
RE valley az the CSmmsron river in -
ward county. As you get veu into TIE
county on ths Rock Island. ~ road
winds alonz THE valley. er0ssinx ard r.
crossing the Httss river 20 avoid So hEIa
and biurs On ether Ei5s ~ 10 TIE cts
tsncs 70 the north. esn - se@a shat
Is le<i a Old. historic Eorfnr9sfs one
4 fznoszs tcEn ard . fo-roi6ass rivs3 o
I-gae~aI Tor cognrv sat tbs Eszt e 5at-
les E&Ee3 for rs prize On sszb siSs
q tas road. rirh AL l1ruTlant. rrgzx
ths grass and Ray Mt - tss r.a1 "she-f-
KrssE~ KID. All ~ vsIIsT = eetts6 siA
n=T-erous hsK stzrEs n a perfect t@1a
q tie ro-s. o3se ty-ss5- 4 s.x hnl = -
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10aros.

New York. Aug 54.-Spot cotton quiet.
ui5dfng uplaads, sac: ulidSIrg g7llT.
lG1xc
Liverpool. Aug. ss.-Spct cotton On /:
prices lower; American mizdHn<. i I'D
Galveston. Tex, Aug. 4.-Cot1cn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-25
ghe aaa nairu gnnIe Saturday g1nrnu August IS 1900

Turn Your Liver While You Sleep.
The famous remedy for all stomach, liver and
constipation lila Is PIR-SO-FABLOES. Thsy
actually stir up and turn over the hver Wnno
YOU sleep, and you awake looking and feeling
ten wears younger. They are never-faulns
cure for sick headache. At all druggist.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-25
NO CURE. NO PAY.

ing by the traders did not bring out any
stocks. The only real activity ives n a
few manipulated issues"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-25
HOGS WE'RE HIGHER
Market Showed an Advance
of a Nickel Yesterday.
TOP PRICE WAS $4.95 ~
Demand Was Slow and the
Quality Good.
TOP PRICE WAS S4.95 ~

The hog market was cents higher
yesterday The supply was light and the
quality fair A good supply of wagon
hogs were brought In