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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
FOR HER SAKE.

The intense feeling OF the Russian peo-
PIE for the requirements OF social posi-
tion, and their subservi-nce 70 the law
fcaste, IS finely exemplifed. according 70
all accounts. IN the Russo Siberian play
For Her sake" which vii be seen At
the Crawford theater on the evening OF
Wednesday. Octobers.
The heroine OF the play Is serf girl
The serfs were formally manumlrted IN
1851. the Russian slaves becoming free A
short time before the black slaves OF the
United States were freed by Lincoln. but
IL vas a long tine before the Russian
peasants ceased 70 be slaves. OF serfs. Nm
fact, Olga, the serf girl q The Play IN
question. has been brought up n a house
os a noble Russian family. and The son
q the house. a prince OF the blood. has
fallen IN love with her Opposition 70 the
match is made by his mother, the pr1n-
cess and the plot Is further complicated
By the Vaccinations OF a Russian secret
service agent who Is a. the same tine
nihuist ard who Is an hereditary enery
OF the princess family. He ~saves
about the young prince a pi0t that re-
suits IN sending him. as well as the serf
girl. 70 Siberia, ard there Is a dramatic
scene II one q the Siberian mines The
production as whole bears the marx
q liberal ard intelligent management
and the fact that Il IL . be presented
here al popular prices ought 20 secure u
a welcome from = crowd thar VII test
the cauarfry q Manager Nzrtl.1E sthea-
the cspacl-y q Manager Markings TIE
ater
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS

The Y. P c. Sewing circle VIII meet
with Mrs Lizzie BayIey. go Cleveland
avenue, Wednesday afternoon CT this
week.
The First German Ladies Aid Society
VIII meet Thursday, October 81, at the
home OF Mrs. A Walton, IA East Water
man street
The wichita ". c T. Z. VIII hold
their regular meeting Tuesday. October
.. az p. d.. in the Sedgwick block
room 2os- Every lady welcome
All officers and MEMBERS OF Garfield
Relief Corps are urgently requested 70
meet at Carried han. Friday. Nov. !. al
o'clock. 10 prepare for inspection Let
Us have a good turnout
The ladies OF the P. ". A club wiz
meet IN the east room OF the city build
ing basement Thursday afternoon at )
o'clock sharp All members are request
ed 70 Be present, as matters OF import
ance VIII be before the meeting.
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lITE STOCK MARKET
bog Receipts Were Liberal
for a Monday,
MARKET 5 CENTS LOWER
Tops Brought S.. 90 but They
Were Fancy,
MARKET 5 CENTS LOWER

The supply OF hogs AZ the Union stock
Saros yesterday was rather more than
was expected for Monday. Kansas city
Quoted 70 70 cents lower but the decline
mere vas only z nickel. The sales show
Up about as high as last Saturday, but
mat was On account OF the better quality
q the hogs yesterday. The top sale was
$50, but tbs hogs that sold for this
Price we're what some Of the commission
nen called cracker Jacks" They were
even and averaged go pounds. and were
vel finished hogs. Cudahy bought &c
hcgs that averaged % pounds and they
were the incest drove OF hogs that have
gone down the chutes 10 the big packing
house IN many days. There were some
Algnr weights among them, but even they
were good little hogs The shipper who
expects 10 get the same prices for hogs
3 vas paid yesterday must have good
1ogs- There IS z marked Improvement in
tAe average quality Of the hogs on this
---4lAet l-ring the past few weeks. The
average II quality IS nov fuliy Is cents
better than when hogs were selling for
sroUn1 seven dollars. The sale pens were
cleared yesterday when the btrvers had
hl-eo their orders, but there were five car
loads that arrived late in the evening
lllsL were not sold and were held over
Tor today There IS an under-current OF
weakness 70 the market, and BUYERS are
sss-ly scared when pprices begin 70 drop.
1nere are stories afoat that Chicago
packers are predicting fve-douar hogs
Ior mat market, but somehow predictions
q Cnlcago packers are not oftener ft1l-
'llled elan the guesses OF other Deople
COMMISSION men are, however warning
tnelr customers 70 buy hogs worth the
money and not count on higher prices.
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CATTLE SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Shippers who had hogs on the mar
Eat yesterday were. Z NJ Carter.
Clearwater w 3. Johnston. Enid Dan
VIM. CaaN, II Shambacher. Putnam:
NInn & Acres. UdzE, W : Thomas.
Ponca City. DuuaWay & Gregory. Ton
kaWa; :. W Johnson. Pond Creek:
Campbell e Horton. Caldwell. sale 4
Greek
Dold had ninety men at work on the
foundations ~ the new packing house
yesterday. Il was some time ago feared
that there vas 50 much building in this
city that there would be a Scarcity OF
men 10 do the wurk. but there are
plenty OF men Offering 70 work that can
not be supplied with jobs
The farmers who come % the Union
stock yards report that the wheat Is
mskiag q splendid growth this warm
weather, and they are going TO have
plenty OF winter pasture on the wheat
fields. There was a great scare about
feed for stock last August and some
OF the farmers forced their cattle on the
market, and now they are already re-
pentlng their has@E action Some Of
them would now Ike 70 have cattle 70
Craze down their surplus growth Of
wheat
The people at the Cudahy packing house
hope that fina cGiCe building VIII soon
bs erected There are seventeen people
IN the little office. and they ar thick
as bees n z hive
Col Ed Blackburn. secretary al the
Union stock yards. has got 70 be quite
an aSriculturaIiSt he has sown nearly
tive acres OF wheat. and the man who
plowed the ground charged him ten dol
lars for the work. and after Mr.. Black
burn had paid him al the gang az the
yards began 10 tel him that he was q
fre farmer to be done Up that way. NJ.
Blackburn asked the market reporter for
the Eagle If il was a fact that the farm
ers only paid a dollar and q half an acre
for stirring wheat ground The reporter
told him thar was a fact but i was
also true that usn got q great deal more
than that f0r blowing town lots. that a
man could not earn the feed for his team
ssrri-S acre tracts 81 ground In the shape
o. q smoothing iron for q dollar and
halt an acre. Then the secretary said he
guessed i was al right. he said Ee be-
heTed IN paying good wages for work
lie said he now remembered that the
5ll5e said something about the laborer
being worthy G his hire
DolL vLl sool have all his ground
covered with material for the new pack
Ing house. There IS recently 50 many
cars u Ile stock yards district that q
switch engine IS kept there nearly an the
tine Il takes a gQot many ears ar The
CI.5zhy house Il take OK their products,
ard then there Is the Watson MIL and
soon The NevlilE elevator VII be running
ard al this VII make more business for
the railroads il the stock yards and pack
f~~ hs,-rSe district
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GRAINS ARE DOWN
Rains in. Argentine Depress
Market Considerably.
CEREALS CLOSE LOWER
Grains Started Weak and
Showed Little Improvement

Chicago, Oct. 3.-Rains n Argentina
and bea-.sh weekly statistics depressed
markets today, and December wheat
closed ssa1zc lower. December corn sc
down, and December oats shade lower.
Provisions closed 10a2oc depressed
Lower cables brought the depression
TO wheat at the opening. December start
ing &c lower. at 711sGIlc. Report had It
that there had been good rains IN An
gsnrina. and az once there vas general
Liquidation, not only Of long accounts, but
also for short sellers. The worlds visi-
BE supply had increased and words
shipments had decreased and there was
an attempt 70 press the market under
&c. No sooner had the bull clique got nd
Of their wheat, however, than there came
reports that the rain was n provinces
where il was not headed, and December
took a quick upturn- Il only reached
719sQ71i1c- however, and when the grain
showed signs OF growing dullness eased
OF again 10 nc. December closed weak,
tsQizc lower, az Ike Local receipts
were 80 cars, one OF contract grade; Min
neapoIis and Duluth reported s93 cars,
making a total for three points Of 1,l23
cars. against I1s7 last week and 1873 &
year ago. Primary receipts we're !, 423 600
bushels, compared with 2.2S4o00 bushels
year ago. Seabosrd clearances IN wheat
and -four were $4,000 bushels The visi-
bic supply increased last week IA, 90
bushels. Brsadstuffs on passage de-
creased $500 bushels. Worlds ship
uents were 268 900 bushels last week,
against ST, Sc. 600 bushels a year ago.
Corn started weak because OF the sell
ing pressure in wheat, but turned up
slightly as soon as the other pit began .
recover. December opened 1s614c lower
and fuctuated narrowly on dun mar
keL There was some changing OF De-
cember for May, but nothing influential
December closed easy. &c lower. at 557sc-
Receipts were 175 cars.
4 fair cash demand kept the oats pit
fairly firm and Independent OF other mar
kets. When other pits were 81 their
weakest there vas no pressure 70 sell.
and the crowd favored the long side
December opened &c lower OF wheat in
7uence. but advanced 10 3Gs G361sc. and
eased OF only on proft-taking, closing a
shade lower az 36as Q361zc- Receipts were
l92 cars.
Hog products were profoundly dull.
having only enough business 20 estab-
hsh quotations Prices opened lower On
a weaker hog market, and On offerings
and changing Of delivery eased a tri5e-
January pork closed 20c lower at 81 g;
January lard PIC down. at SIS, and
January ribs 10c lower. az s7.72lz-
Estimated receipts for touorrov:
Wheat. 215 cars; corn. 1s5 cars; cats. IS0
cars; hogs, q, coo head
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TopIcs o. THE ToWN.

Also Mrs Bald. from Cleveland. Ohio.
visiting Mrs. Hays.
Mrs Lee Hays returned from Pennsyl-
vania after al absence OF three months.
James Hoover sod out his business at
Garden Plain yesterday TO a man named
Schmidt
TIE baby boy OF Mr.. and Mrs Paul
Eaton. who has been seriously fl for
the last three weeks with peritonitis. was
pronounced out q danger By DIS Furley
and Fabriqae yesterday. and with the
excellent nursing OF Miss Blakely he VIII
soon recover.
M J. u. 8Iontee went 70 Kansas City
last evening % attend the national con
veEtio1 CT the Implement dealers He
viii meet sIr. Bettendorf. OF the Besen-
dors Axle WORKS. there and VII leave for
the east on a short trip. He VIII be gone
about ten days.
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cry IN BRIEF.

afr. Frank Lane, o. Klowa, Is II ~
city
Reverend Thayer left last evening Tor
Topeka
slr Harvey Hornsr Is ont q ths city
for fsw days
NJ Frank White q Aetna, kan. vas
in The city yesterday.
Wr Jar1ss Blackwell. CT Guthrie. e -
TIE city for a fsw days.
Mrs. James r. Dyer has xoa. 70 Kaa-
sas City % visit frieu6s
sfr. WI irwin. q Che-rkee. Q. T. w.s
a visitor - WlcAita over Sunday.
Deacon WHOA and Dr. Shuts went out
hunting last Saturday ard ssggsd tNsn-
ty-four ducks
Mr. vrssiand q Enis. vas IN ~ city
yesterday trading Tlth shs LzErsace
Photograph sspp,y hose
Nj Ike sptvey ard Zleke sEznzy q
Eechl are visiting 81 p Denz~za an
Frank Dyer a. Wlchita
Mrs- Georgia Eabhst rstu--ed 70 T4sr-.1
last evening after s1e-si-g few days
Eltn IT. Barr and family.
Mr Robert Boits 3 e. bore quite rex.
= IS hoped that y - nothing ssrf7rs aaa
that be Eln BE- hack 81 re store r. q s-E
days
gev : P I<wis - Ch---T. rss 81
TIE clty yesterday visiting 20 Sc. neres
Lewis. who e q stes--t 81 the Eirh
s1EooL
.I-s Loz Te-xst ard salrhtsr F-1--
exec q Eu5erla are vlsltrE 3rs Frse
Z Haler AZ her h1us CO so--h Tc1sEa
zre-Ge-
TIE izfiss - t1e Trrt &c PrertFts-
ran chzrrh wl bed Taarksz.rs-E tes-
f1Fsl T1eHe1T af-e-rer1 ar1 sfsrIas
preceding -haazrz.e-aE
Lee 3s1-za-. ~hs has seea a. tss
Golss-lsa FOX q ztata-ery c-=razYs
s-1rt hae aeeeetes a por,ea ufth Gre~7-
eeit Er1-Lers. eefs8sra
r. tns -azs ~ sErs. A1z r. sfsssertzzzer
~ tas esrats e 1lra. car1s sslasaz. 81
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shipment-cattle. $50; hogs, 17s;

shipments-cattle. $50; hogs, L74a;
sheep. 2.122.
ST. Louis.
St Louis. Oct 2s.-Cattls-Receipts =
500, including 500 Texans; natives steady
beef steers, q. 251s. s.; stockers and feed
ers. 3 e5Gz %: COWS and heifers, z zeQ
40; Texas steers. 8. s9G4 &c; cows and
heifers, 3. o0G4 3.
Hog=Receipts, 500; market : cents
lower; pigs and lights, s5-soG5 20; pack
eTs. s5-5G5 90; butchers. Ss-ooG6-4o
Receipts, 80. market steady;
native sheep. s2-75Gs.50; lambs, S.75g
4.75; Texas sheep. 3 .o0q3-S5:
ST. Joseph.
ST. Joseph, Oct zS-Cattle-Receipt
8.06s: market steady 70 strong; Texas
steers, steady 70 weak; natives, s. 00d
80; Texans and westerns, s2.75d6- 90;
COWS and heifers, S&G5. 10; bulls and
stays. 3 sod4-50; stockers and feeders.
s. ga. 10; yezrlings and calves, s.. s913- Sc ;
vesIs. S3-5d6-2-
Hogs-Receipts. 4,112; market 5 cents
lower; pigs steady; light and light mixed,
S5-75G6 %, medium and heavy. S5.sGG6. 10;
pigs, = -z5d6-o %; bulk, s5-sOd6.0 O..
Sheep-Receipts, 1,464. Market active
firm; lambs, 3 .O0G4.75 yearllngs, 3 "a
5.75; Tethers, s. 01Q3.65. ewes, &. %. =.
NGfSds NlETs
Kansas City, Oct 2S--Cattle-Receip
natives, go; Texans, 1870; calves. 500;
market generally steady. strong 70 high
err choice export and dressed beef steers,
S-S5Q6-50; fair 70 good, - .297s. :; stock
ers and feeders, = S5G4 >: fed western
steers, $685.; range western steers
g %; Texas and Indian steers. 3. Slq
3 So; Texas cows, s1-75d3. Co; native cows,
=. 75Q4-50; heifers, & s0G5. %; Gamer
cows, &.5od2. s.: bulls, s215Q5-75. calves.
9 nod5 %
lower; TOP. $50; bulk. s.. 75Gs. 05; heavy.
s6- 1SG5.1G: mixed packers, IS -05i light,
s. 2oa5 sc; pigs, 81 65d5 Is.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; market strong;
native lambs S4.o0G4.75; western lambs,
3. 75G4- 50: native wethers, 8 &G3 .;
western wethers. s. 25G3. 50; ewes, 2-75G
as; culIs. 3. e0G3. 30.
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PRowNs u Tow.

There IS uttle doubt but What Dsichsr
ard Eeu-eszey Eiu reap a harvest With
their new farce Browns 81 Town a.
X IS said u e o1e q TIE cieauesr
brightest AID funniest s1tsrtai-zre-lts
seen IL Io1E tire. The sarcs e = szst
the b-E5 ard texture thai makes q ta-l-
titu5s q laughs. an1 people wou-1 r-o-s
readily be lzrEhe6 OFT q tneir -1-sT
-hz1 thev would 1s wiling % Ears = e.
iced away WIKI g row q giTe1 ~ -
@ TO ssriozs drama Ihe iaies' f@rr2-
sruzio- cones % ire CraEt1r1 thsster
Fri6sT. octocsr g.
Browns u TeEa~ Is abo1s y7u-g
coun-e wh0 are living IL t1e col-tET ~
der al ASSUMED zaze. 60 tAe fat4er q
ire voazg uaz EL aot hear e tAe
match I1cz5eztary ever-o-e tseT k17T.
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APPOINT THEIR COMMITTEES
Associate Charities Getting Ready fer
Winter Work.

At the meeting last Friday evening. the
following committees were appointed TO
assist IN the work OF the Associate Chair
ties for the coming year:
Finance Committed ". CIapp. Mrs.
Il. Fordhau, Z. Il. Dewey.
Central Relief-John Knoblauch. John
Goodwin. Mrs. L z. Couch
EmpIoymeut-Rev. Il z. Thsyer, Geo.
Fuller. Mrs. Dr.. Brown
Schools-Prof. P. X Knight, Or. Levi
Homer. Mrs Laura Lathrop-
Poorfarm-Mrs- True Richardson, Mrs.
J. c. Richey, Rev. Richey-
Industrial Education-Aliss Elizabeth
Hall, Mrs J. E Howard
Local Relief-FirSt Ward: =. L Hays;
second ward, Mrs. ". L Carver; third
ward. Mrs J. Bailey; fourth ward, Mrs.
Walter lines; fifth ward, Mrs John
Farmer; sixth ward. Mrs. J. F. Shear
man
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TIE WEATHER.

Wlchlta. Ea-. CT e. rfI
Ths DAY began wtrh E1de-zte t1ul-
6ers-c-1 an - izrh - r1ir. ending ~
IS r. followed ~ cl-lT 7e1rLsr
--El rezrlT 1col. E-1 rrzce u-c-e -
rz-1 fUn -e q c=ar-E r. enc
--l5Ea u ~ cav ard c-ae- ~ rEEt- El-h
s--1-E southeast q scEs-a E--d ard soz1e-
Whze -1Es- pressure
ne average ~ ire 6sllT ts-uue-zfz-e
So "a rass u,1ztR - above IRE aDrr1zi
RE ac-1z-,zcs.z excess -cT l-1--s e
1s- - degrees Today The te-aF.erz-s-rs
Ezs lr1u 81 20 g. A rage - = 1serees
ard fha -zn - wAh - = degrees
aa-rusr thzn the normal tez11=-ar--e ta-
tse 81 dar q October
suuaar the ss-uara1z-e was f-o7 x e
r-5 TIE mean -
PRED Z. JOHNSON. Cfss-re-.
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Rocker and
Center Table Special
Saturday Night, Nov. Ind

Cholcs q any Rocker g Center Tabs
On cur first floor for SIsS-
Choice Of auy Rocker o. Cs1ter Tabs
ca cur second aoor fo- s-sS
sale commences a. 5 clock ard lasts
s. minutes. Ore Rocker ard enc Coates
Table 20 a cuSrcukr.
Table q a customer. Tou uay Eaka
Your selection as early as o'clock
beautiful Rocker Eivea free "a
the party guessing nearest % number &C
rockers and tables sold. aad beautiful
Center Tahle given free 70 party g1esSlaE
nearest 70 receipts OF the sale. See Ia
hles ana Chairs n cur window ard ysu
VIII be thcre.
We soia As Rockers az Cur last sale.
Cut this out ard guess zs many tines
as you hand n these coupora
No. Rockers and Tables Sold ..............
receipts q sale s...........-.......s....
name .ss.-...s.ss---ssss
address ..-.ss.s..ss-sss.-s
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HIS LIFE IN PERIL

7 just seemed 10 have gone all 70
pieces" writes Alfred Bee, OF Welfare.
Tex, '-bBiousness and q lane back had
made life burden. I coUldnt eat or
sleep and felt almost too worn out %
work when I began 20 use Electric Bit
tiers, but they worked worders. Now I
sleep ike q top. can eat anything. have
gained n strength and enjoy hard work
They give vigorous health and new life
TO weak. sickly rundown people Try
them. Orlv 5nc at Gehring's pharmscy.
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Co.'s lie HoT cAKEs-

The fastest selling article l have n
my store" writes Druggist c. T. Smith.
Of Davis, Ky, is Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption. coughs and
colds. because II always cures. IN my
SIX years OF sales il has never failed
have known it to save sufferers from
throat and lung diseases, who could get
no help from doctors or any other rem
edy-" Mothers rely on II, best physicians
prescribe II, and Behring'S pharmacy
guarantees satisfaction OF refund price
Trial bottles free. Regular sizes, 80 cents
and g
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- EIftv-s.u.nth sl-thdzv.

Nr- and Mrs Robert Gr.nsesad enter
tanned Sunday. II honor CT Mrs. Grin
stead : father. NJ. J. : Whittaker. thai
being his 5lse BIRTHDAY Alter the sur
prise ard g-1tul4tl1us were over the
guests SAL down 70 g good DINNER zl1 en-
.oyed Themselves hugely Those present
we're: AZ ard Ms Z g. Gr.ls-ea5.
Mr. ard Mrs. E y. Whi-Eker Mr. and
Ms J. : Whirsser. 1fr. and Ms. P [.
Gr5lztsa6. M J. P Henderson. AIr. Her
bS-t whitaker. Nay EgnsE. Lulu V-hitz-
ksr. Ezn& hicks sd LoGs=a Whitaker.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Chicago.

Chicago. OCT S--Car-ie-Reoeipt -
e.. incisding gl3 Texans, 5.sao westerns.
snarket active and u 70 l5c higher good
- rrir1s steers, s6-%lf6-sS, poor 20 ne
.if-,r, & SHFs.a3. stocze-s and feeders.
e So Is. cows. sl-95E4.s5; heifers. 3 =
- ii. Gamers. Sl%s75-55, bulls, sl--5szf 80,
esfves. s.. 0as75.00. Texas steers, > 5g5--5s
western steers. S. 6oas-53-
no. Recelpts. today. S5.ooo- tomorrow
= 81. lett over 15so; mostly lie lower,
mixed and butchers. S5.Sos6-s %; good 70
sho5ca heavy. s. .o5G5- AZ; rough heavy,
s. stE5 g. light. $ S5ad-le; o1--S q s-i-es.
8 SOS t5-
sheep-ReceIpts. @o00; sheep. strong %
IL higher. lambs strong 10 y cents
hfzfsr. good 10 choice wethers. $50. s. ;.
fafr . choice mixed. 3. soqS -, western
shcen. s. a51c.53- native lambs, S-selss -
western lambs. S.@44-S5-
s}Ticsai Saturday
Esceipts-cattle. III; hogs. B,oos; sheep
1Sl@
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AMERICAS FAMOUS BEAUTIES

Look with horror on skin eruptsons.
blotches. sores, pinples- They don't
have them. nor VIII any one. who uses
Bueklen's Arnica Salve. Il giort6es the
face Eczema CT salt rheun vanish
5efo-s II Il cures sore lips. chapped
hands. chlblaius. InfalIbls for piles; sc
az Gehring's pharmacy.
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COCHRAN Sill FEE
Sheriff Srra11 Returns % Shawnee
Without Trace CT Prisoner.

Shawnee. O. T.. Oct zs.-sherF schran
has returned q tie ely from T=cu1ssh
and seated that nothing had been learn
"a rs e tha WHEREABOUTS C = = Cath-
rz-. the escaped convict wh1 vas re-
ported 20 have been szs1 yesterday -=a-
ths Jarvis rarca 81 the Seminole uat-oa-
Tie slersE : vct somewhat s<e1-1cal
about his prisoner being n tbs rs-r &
TIE country. arguing shat tke nan voaId
rs-----z
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ST. Loule

s. Louis. Oct eS-cClose wheat
Lower No red cash. elevator. 7zesc.
track, -. f73Lsc December 7-'sc. Nay,
&C. No. hard. 73I7ec-
Corn-Lower. No. cash. 577sc- track.
5s-515sz.c December. 577tci May 5a2.c
Oats-Highers No. cash Sc. track. s.
Ezsssc; December, T5-c; Nay. Sc No. .
white. $685.
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OUT or DEATHS JAWS.

'FWhen death seemed very near fr1n
q severe stomach and liver trouble. that
I had suffered with for years. whites
P Muse. D-lrha1n. \. c.. "Dr. Kings
View Life Pts saved nv 5ife ao1 gave
perfect health. Best pits on earth and
only sc q Gehrings pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
CAUGHT 4 WHOPPER
Messrs, Butler and Gehring Catch a
Mhccpe-.

Messrs. s G. Butler ard J. F Baehr
returned Sunday from a fishing trip to
Neal. Kansas. They were very success
full ard caught me Iot q fish one
Of the dsh that they had CT exhibition
when they returned vas a wh01per. It
vas thIrry-one inches lorE and weighed
eleven pounds. 7 was q channel cat
They also caught 3 f1e lex q croppie ard
bass. also q few small channel Cas They
have Broken the record tor the fishing
parties 50 lar this season. as they were
gone only three days and secured about
seventy Ere fish
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
VIA, shaH We Have for Dessert

This cu=stlou arises tc The Family every
dzr Lex zswEr u To-day rrv
Tezs-o. Z delicious dessert Ererare1 81
rw5 minutes 10 hskt1E Add Eer water
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
TO GIVE SOCIAL
Modern Textiles 20 Entertain Their
Friends TodaX

This evening TIE local council oS the
Modern Tonties viii give one OF their
popular socials. These events have been
always attractive. and worthily 50, yet
this promises 70 be the most popular OF
the season. Refreshments VIII be served
% members and their friends. The pro
gram which las been selected with 10
little pains IS filed with choice seIec-
tons BY the leading talent ot the city
L Is as follows.
Piano Solo-.-.......M Mrs. Wlnitred AIluon
Duet-~O. saltaris Hostia- John weigand
Mrs. Lottie Bryant, Mr.. Jack shuds.
Recitation Miss Lulu Stou
Solo selected Mss Gallagher
Duett...... Misses Birdie and Hattie Neal
Recitation N.-.--.....M Mrs. NJ L. Copeland
Miss Evangeliue Burress
Cello Duet-.--..Mrs. Bowers. Mr. Parker
Duet-"Lorls Shall Guard Thee
.-..-.--..---.-.---...---... A White
Mrs Lottie Bryant, Miss Emo Laughland
Selection T0ntie Orcestra
solo-"Bird from on the sea"..........
Miss Winifred AIrnon
Recitation-.-...-.------V erna " Sprfngare
Solo-"Sing on. Sweet Bird"........-..
--..--..---.-........-..... Miss Laughlsne
Piano Solo--.-.-..SIiss Winifred Aumon
Solo tselected) -Adaiine Dennis
Selection -Tontie Orchestra
Trio Madre del souno Amor.
-------------.-----..---.-- Caupzns
Ms Lottie Bryant. Miss Emcn LangIand
Mr.. Jack Shields.