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wonderfully successful in promptly curing
.an.2 back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou.
b!es and Eiight's Disease which is the worst
form Ct kidney trouble.
DR.. kiimer's Swamp-Root is nc. rec
omraendcd for everything blu, if you have kid
rcy, ii> or bladder trouble it will be found
lust the gemedyyo need. !; mas been te.Ied
IN so many ways, in hospita. work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor TO pur
chase relief and has proved SO successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and E.vE0~
send your address to aysil 5,1Sr-,--s,
Or. Klmer & Co.. Bing- ets1,f 3
hamton, N. Y. The se.st, K Esssl e AsssstEn
regular fifty cent and Home of swami Root
dollar sizes are sold by all good druegists
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SAOney LOaned d
/ \ EGOTIATE MORTGAGE losns
L on improved farms at reasonable
rates r. r. WY'iE
attorney gl Law.

" y FED ACTIVE Ma y of 60, q
Oh r"cter "a deliver ana coiie,.I il
South caro-. na for old established
n'ann:ar,uring wholesale huu>" S9uy
a year sure pay. Honesty more Than
expe.i-nce required. OuI rA'ersnce.
any back in any city Enclose srlfs
addressed stampeh cuYfi"te. Manu-.
ttctuGers, ThiIi Floor 34 Dearborn
IT Chicago
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Persons owing me fol recording
deed, and other papers would con-
fer a great favor by calling and
settling when in town, l need the
money very much.
w l. ) Porter, g G. & l. &.
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liE. KEPT HIS LEG

Twelve years ago j w Sullivan,
of Hartford, Conn. scratched his
leg with rusty wire. Inhan-
nation and blood poisoning set in.
For two years he suffered inteuSe.
ly. Then the hest doctors urged
amputation, "but, he writes,
81 uscd one bottle of Electric
Sitters and l | 9 boxes of Burk-
lens Arnica Snlve and IN, leg
was sound and well rs ever" For
Eruptions, Eczema, letter, Salt
Rheum, Sores and all blood dis
orders Electric Bitters has no
rival on earth. Try them. ''raw-
ford Bros and j F. Ma"key & Co.,
will guarantee satisfaction or re-
fund money. ONLY so cents.
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SEVEN RUNNING SORES CURED
JOhnStOn'S SarSaparilla
QUART BOTTLES.
QUART BOTTLES.

TIE GREAT SPRING MEDICINE.
SARSAPARLA
greatest SFiNu MEDICINE
heaven the
g sinking spells
Sh
spell
the "
neurasea and all ailments the
generally Is almost specific furnishes
fu use. makes the weak and the old
me anhqued happily expode
IRE eneun scrofna Cancer and arising
ooo with
en was expected BY this treatment that the poison could be killed while the
course channels holding of
e 6ut this
ing " DC more terrible horribly
oe sructu
ana toen
cay ana death to some Vita kidneys
method Tor blood
e ooo must
vi OF the blood JOHNSTONS SARSAPARLA,
removes the
arteries
me ME Good health remedy
universally regarded
efed. This fact is now established beyond
BLOOD POISON TONs sARsArAxunA
sp.u.B Byron Mhh
~ ] @ r.: i E PR &c; = s
~'A&1o+AN DRUG COMPANY.
vford B ros ancaster,
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ifUW'S y'kiiSl

e offer One Hu"dreu Dollars ke-
warh 10" any case a arrh that can.
not T. cured 10y Halls Catairh Cur,
r ENEY & 20 Props To.
Ii, 20
= We the undersigned have Sn,wI
r } Sheney for the last Is years. ano
believe him perfectly honorable in al
business TRANSACTIONS aud fnanciaii,
able 20 csrry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST d FRUAX, Wholesaie Druggist
'nieuo, o
WALDING. kINNAN Il Marvin
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o
Hal's Cx'arrh cure ia taken in
rnaily, acting dire thy upou the blood
aud mucous surfaces of the system
Prire, 75c. per bottle. Sold by al
Druggists, Testimonials fee.
HAIRS Fam,l. Pills are lhr best
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Appointments East Lancaster

APPOINTMENTS East LamcaSteY
Circuit.
lst Sunday: II a. n., Bethel
$3.50 p. m, Tabernacle.
End Sunday: II a. NJ, Taber-
nacle: 3:30p. m, HopewelI.
3rd Sunday: II q. m, Hope
well; $3.50 p. m., Bethel.
4th Sunday Ii a. M, Hope
well; $50 p. m.. Tabernacle; 7
p. M, Bethel.
w G Wlnn, p. G.
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cure made by Or.
Kilmers S Swarny-R Root,
the great kidne iy er
and Bladder remedy.
1t is tie great rncii-
callriumph of the nire-
teenth century; dis
covered after years of
scientific research by
DR.. ki.mer, the emf
nent kidney ana Dad
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MOTHERS FRIEND

my wife suffered more in ten min
stes with either Of her other two chill
dren than she did altogether with her
last, having previously used four bot
>ies of Mothers Friend It is q
blessing TO any one expecting to be-
come . MOTHER ;" says . customer.
HnNDD1soN DALs. Carmi, Illinois.
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ot nrusGfsts - "a - ss.s ~ sxprsss o. rsssipl
q peios. Writs for tssk esataiRing testim ensais
ssl valuable infosWsNon for all Mothsrs. frSe,
n As.A0s11 1susis1e o., Aaa,HA g.
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK {?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
PAYERS is sue to know Of the VIC nrf,l
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itch "u huma eur. 4 in 80 M ue
oN W"nl'rJr'> ~pn'ar, Lotion il
n"ver { lis. Suid by J + Msche &
q 'ru tt "nt.u :; q
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LANCASTEE AND CHES lEE
EhlLWAl
':cneduis III effect Aug %, 1900.
(uaIiy except >u ,day)

':cneiu'a III effect Aug %, 1900.
(uaIiy except '>u lday)
WESTnoU&D EASrBu UND.
Nos. ii ami i6 Nos. =. ana Is
A VI. Al 4 i.. pa
~ 56j ~ Chester NV $40 SO
To- SO, .aichDur9 1912 81
7,2 447 3a1aombvilIe lO4o s z
81 427 Fort Lawn 100 9i9
@a 90 Ly IialcaIter arll 40 $40
NJ. IA 'aviag Itrrasrer 6.3' ,m
ma ,k-s c!o5a co 4, ecnoa AZ Ebester
VITA S0utherp IA, wa, No. SO FOR
Charlotte al poinLs nor. i; and sea
bo'ri Al ne Altar y Specialn
70. Atlanta aud point west sAls,
with Caro-. IA and North western Rail
way No. 10 'uf euoir N. =, and in
trmediate poi q IS, auL $huGhern Rail
way No 33 for CoIumb aud points
sou h
No. II, leaving Oh ster 1890 r m
con meets vi - Southern Railway No
So from toIuDbia and .oints south:
. '4O Jard Nlr iIue 80 \ tiauta Sppcia ~
from northern aud eastern poiut, 5. u
Southern Railway No 33 from Norin.
ern and eastern points, an y Lar
ca.ver with q IL u r. for Black sbuIg
M. IS, leaving LaIcaster 400 y IN
cennects at Lancaster with ) & 81 q T.
from Camden ami Marion and South
ern Railway NJ. 81 at Chester TO,
Charlotte and points north.
No. Is, leaving Chester $40 p m ,
connscts at Chester with southern
Railway M. "a from Columbia and
points south.
-AS NJ. HE ATH, Gen Pass Agt
LEROY SPRINGS. President
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Having purchased the interest
of Mr.. 7 r. Langley in the
Market and Restaurant in the
Masonic building, | am prepared
To furnish
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BOOKS Containing Invaluable information AZ
cpcc tnterest TO all women, will be aent
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-08
Small boys, and many TINES 4

was thought the ground sot warmed up
enough in the day &c stall o1 old friend
Jack
Rev. S. r. Anderson and wife started
Yesterday afternoon for an extended
trip east. lie goes &C delegate % ths
General Assembly which meets ln Phna-
delphia. May IG
Mrs. Maaery and daughter. Nae ~
slanary. o. Peabody Kan, arrived IN.
the city yesterday 20 make arrange
rnents 70 complete her study ~ music
with the Slckuer Conservatory of Mpsic.
Miss Mae T. 3fancgy win pc the guest
@. Miss Emma Franok or iH4 souih
Water street. whiia ga the cIty.
President lander of the Kansas Ns-
tonal Bank came in from his home at
Medicine Lodge yesteroay. Ife eaga BE-
would move 20 this cily nut ainca DERRY
Simpson ard Mrs Nation have moved
hore it ls noI necessary Tor Dc ard Chez
ter J. Long % remain ia order to hpid
down that section ef tho state and keep
it from tipping up.
The injunction cass against tls sisuEh-
ter house on the west side % the bE
river above the city. which has been ca
trial far two dayA was concluded last
nirht ia the ofatrict court. Judge Dale
granted the Injunction but gave fhs
parties who are running Lne house tsns
20 clean up ard move tie bgiicirg-
Judge sites. Judge Dyer ard CoeatY
Attorney Comfy presentsd a good Deal 9f
law ca the casa
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

J. L. &andiveer Of Hackney was on the
market with two cars OF hogs one was
d load of heavies which sold at the top
price of the day and The other was Of
lights which sold straight at good,
strong bulk figure.
George Furney OF Furney. Kan. was on
the market with car of very fair med
iums which sold at the top of the buik
range
Bua & Preston Of Udau were shippers
Of mediums which brought the bulk top
price
A. C. stearns eff OatviIe was in with
mived load OF pretty talr hogs and they
Bold al the bulk tops.
T. ID kerley Of Peek was a shipper of a
car OF heavy hogs which sold al the top
~ The bulk.
~. L. Stevens OF -aedford was in with
g eood load Of mixed hogs Of medium
weights which sold at the top Of the
bulk range.
John Ratine Of Heunessev was a ship
per ot a car load of medium which sold
Rt Che top Of the bulk.
T. ~. AtcGiveney Of Pond Creek was a
shipper OF 2. car of mediums which sold
II a good bulk fgure.
y. =. Meown OF Ashton was IN with a
EAR Of mediums which sold at a good
bulk price.
Ed Weidline Of Augusta was on the
u
soid straight az a good bulk price.
= NJ UirIle Of II Dorado had IN q car
o. mediums which sold straight at
strong bulk dEure-
Overron < Bros. Of Hennessev were
shippers Of a car Of medium lichts which
sold straight at good bulk price.
g. r. Cole Of Ait. Hope had "a q car of
Nght hogs which sold without dock ~ a
good bulk price
J. n. NcCrockIin OF Derby was in with
car of mediums which brought a good
bulk price.
Steiner & Blair Of LYONS were shippers
of q car load OF mediums 3 hich sold II a
strong oulk 6gure.
Jasres Wilson Of Belmont vas IN person
o. the market with a car Of heavy ness
waich sold OF the close az good bulk
Trfec-
rAtze & Denona Of Ponce City had IN
heavy hogs of mixed grades which sold
az good price for Their quality
CanabeI = Horton OF Caldwell were
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coMINo LocAL EvENTe.

There win bs 8 meeting a. g ?. m ~
day. q Elmo lodge 81 Perfoctioz. 10. z.
A. Z 4 s. r.
Woodmen of NJ word lodge. so. 3.
is growing rzpidly ard is hecominx pop
ular as ths young mens loorn.
The Alumni association ~ Lewis sra4-
srny v1u ueet az Z O'Clock this aft-r-
noon IA Tie academy. alabcl AraeHs.
preslGeat
Reraisr communicauon ~ AIbsrs F'iss
Iocxe. A. D. 81 A. ~. a. 8 e'eiock this
evening" work ia TIE degrees. Visitors
welcome
The Eano-sl Al society ~ Efv-
dance ~ fheir han over - sssrfh 1lsls
strsrf Tonight M1ao BIZ Nilla4gs
crchesffs.
HAL Carprnfrrs urien. $50. 1 carr
pelters Rect toaigat a. corner L1aEiAz
ssenue and water street AL eargeltsrs
81 towa nrzss % mest vita U.s.
1uss stasz Burke wi8 give q rscftaf
thls evening a. the Ereraeer frssaqtss-
isa churrh. fer fhs teaset ~ fha gasrea.
commenting at 9 o'cioek s1arp.
rasss aa te s1ec.l r~hearsai -
ile Reformed chsr1h ch1rs ctoir ea
yreIarasay errrl1r f1r aerz oa raafzts-
Fsnsarel ~A begin pmglY zt
c'3rE
gts Ia1fef society e fae F1rai E-fhe-
1las Episcopal ca4ra 1al re-f ia ths
rarl5ra ~ fHe ea1rea th.s sftern1ea -
en coriial iasitatisa 81 aats7efa
60 ne rea members ar1 81 strsagers-
Tha reuteru ~ Elfra1stA f-feelzo
',.rra. Ha 81 afa r1sf earnestly rs~
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shippers Of a car Of medium lights which
sold at stiff price for their grade.
Wheeler & Stewart Of Belle Plaine were
in with a car of medium lights which sold
straight at bulk prices
c g. Handy Of Norwich was in person
at the yards with car OF mediums,
which sold at a good bulk figure
Dan Holland Of Zyba had in car load
Of light hogs which sold at bulk prices
Sykes & Son of New Murdock were
shippers Of q car load of light hogs which
sold straight at bulk prices.
Joe Kirk Of Kingman shipped IN car
OF light hogs which sold at bulk figures.
Dennis Loomis Of Garden PLANE was a
shipper Of a GER load OF hogs on the late
market
Townsend & Lamon Of Andale were on
the market with hogs during the later
trading.
NJ. J. Courtney Of Nardin was in person
late with three loads Of hogs which
reached the yards after the days trad
ing.
There were, in all seven cars Of hogs
reported to arrive from the south late,
which wiz be sold today on the early
market.
The roads bringing IN the stock yester-
day were: Santa Fe, Z; Missouri Pacific
6; Rock Island S and Frisco 3.
The tops yesterday were s5.571k; bulk
$. 405.55; average weight 225; receipts z, ,123.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-08
HOG MARKET LOVER
Liberal Receipts and Poor
Quality DepreSses Market
TOPS WERE ON S5.57 IL
Receipt8,2, l23--CattIe Steady
but Only Two Good Sales,

Yesterday in the hog division the trad
ing was active and the receipts liberal.
The market was weak to five cents lower.
The early morning trade was entirely in
wa gon hogs and local offerings and those
sold stronger than the rest Of the days
receipts The car deliveries did not com
mence TO appear until later in the day
nnd when they did start their total line
was heavy. In all there were twenty
nine cars Of stock yarded, twenty seven
of which sold and passed over the scales
The quality Of the hogs on sale was gen
orally poor. There were no toppy hogs
offered and no hogs as good as the 60
cent hogs Of Monday. 1t was a badly
mixed lot and one firm who had a large
line to sell and sold AL Of them, admit
ted that their string was badly mixed
and not a good load in all day. There
was a drag and CullnesS in the tone Of
The market for some time after the bulk
Of the supply arrived and buyers were
seemingly in no hurry TO bid; but later
the spirit OF the purchasing element re-
Vived and lively trading followed up to
the close. When done all bat one Of
the entire days car receipts had been
sold and the pens were empty. The lower
market quotation here was due to the
generally poor quality of hogs. only q
Few OF the loads being better than fair.
A glance at the dockage column in the
sale list viii indicate something Of the
mixed character OF the receipts. There
We're coarse stays and heavy sows in
most OF the car offerings, and lights and
lights and pigs also were in evidence.
Shippers received the very best prices
for their hogs. the quality considered and
the easier tone OF the rest OF tne live
Etock markets.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-08
he adtiehta paig eagle: a0teesdau Torg, aY 1901.

the day was content with holding IL July
opened = tossc higher at IKE 70 lZszc.
and under a general demand touched 72z4
q727sc. For a time the demand became
small and scattered realizing on small
lots caused a reaction to 72zsc- Liberal
clearances and sympathy with the some
what mysterious strength OF the May de-
livery caused a sharp recovery 10 sS9lse
later. Later another dip 10 12ss9l21zc
occurred. but this was followed BY re-
covery TO 727sc and the csoss WIS firm, =
Qssc higher at 7ZSt45sc. Nay sod be-
tween 727s and 74isc and closed &c up at
73isc. The bulge in this option was cred
tied 20 the anxiety Of eastern shorts over
the prolonged lake blockade and the en-
gineers strike Exporters reported 50
loads aiken, Seaboard clearances in
wheat and -four were equal 10 osl-oe0
bushels while primary receipts were So
co bushels compared with $4,000 bushels
last year. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported III cars compared with 25l last
week and Sl5 a year ago. Local receipts
were 102 cars, none Of contract grade
Bradstreets report showed a decrease Of
6,630,0 900 bushels in the worlds visible.
Corn was quiet and generally showed
a neasier uudertone. This was due 10
the increased proposition Of No corn
IN the receipts. Phillips allowed the mar
ket for May to take care of itself. as IN
whole market himself little was done
July was worked down during the fore
noon by the bears but in the absence Of
any weakness in the ranks on longs. the
decline was not severe and the estimate
OF smaller receipts tomorrow caused COW
ering by shorts under which most OF the
decline was recovered. Phillips has or
dered 100000 bushels OF his line of corn
out Of elevators for shipment east. July
sold between 451k and 1850 and closed isc
lower at 46G 46isc May ranged between
502s d52s4c and closed 11sc up at 52lzc Re-
cei9ts were 50S cars 50 OF contract grade.
oats were quiet but steady for while
there was moderate selling by commis-
sion houses. there was also fair ship
ping demand and a continuation Of the
demand from elevator concerns July
sold between 261zc and 2624c and closed sc
higher at 267sc. Receipts were 344 cars.
Provisions were dull and the price range
narrow, but firmness prevailed because
OF the strength of the cash position July
pork closed 71zc higher at Si5-e2ls; July
lard 21zc up at S7.91ia and July ribs 2i5c
improved at S79212G7-s5
Estimated receipts tOmorrw: Wheat 20
cars: corn 20 cars; oats 40 cars, hogs,
3I,o6 head.
Chicago, May THE leading futures
ranged as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-08
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uras sz .a tas wreck ~ t1z EarisTrss
-s1 r~a~ Lsszsae. ga. sf-f1r ef fs
- t1a rstg Hs rf.s issrse4 ere tease
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81 ta e-Ta fsb.4t l
$50 fr reF lesa r9-a rha ~
slrls ~ rT Hfl II g. ~ s A
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ar.s srEersa fns serses ~ go Fa
rnaf r a1t saa e1 fe f.st cas-
sf sEEs fm
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r-ae ee q. la.e 4es ae1 r >
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-08

from the St Louis players followed. The
crowd r. sted out on the field and some
me struck Jesse Burkett in the back.
The latter turned around and struck
Clyde Watson, a spectator. In a mo-
ment men and boys we're climbing over
each other in ar effort 20 reach Burkett.
but the police n trferred and prevented
4 serious clash. Attendance 500. Score
RH r
Cincinnati ......10o0o1Oo101-4 Q 2
ST. Louis .........1 90 10000 0 o-S 10
Batteries-8EcFadden and Kahoe; Pow
ell and Ryan. Umpire. Emslle.
NEW YORK. 8; PHILADELPHIA, 4.
New York, May Timely hitting and
errors by Conn and Cross aided the New
Yorks in again defeating the Phileda-
phlans today. Bernard replaced Van
Haltren who injured his shoulder in the
first inning. Attendance 4.250. core:
RHE
New York ...........1oO12 2O10-5 10 s.
Philadelphia ....-.-.2 Q o / 0 o. 20 8
Batteries-Taylor and Bowerman; Dug
gleby and Mcfarland. Umpire, Nash.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-08
CITY IN sRIEF.

r. NJ. Louncrs lcAt last Il4lA AoE - ttiP
south 70 the Oklahoma country.
Attorney A. r. MeSsicb. IT Dorado.
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
H w. Darling and wife ieft yesterday
over the Missouri Pacific Tor New or
leans. La
E. W, Phillips. the grocer OF Mulvane
was in Wichita yesterday visiting she
wholesale houses
Dr. 4. ". Abbott OF this city IS soiourn-
ing IN California. He Will return abo7t
the first Of June.
Or. J. ". Hutton reports "a girl baby
born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. f. Unger. on West
Martinson avenue
A. T. Abbott. division superintendent o.
the Rock Island. is in C4Dcago ngurins
on new time card.
C +. oase9m OF the Rock Island went
90 Topeka yesterday moruiDs on a busi-
ness trip for HIS road.
T. 2. Humphrey. travelling passenger
agent OF the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern. IS Ia the city.
Mrs. Kelly. daughter OK il r Butler,
has been very 80 az her home With IN
fammatory rheumatism
Mr. Henry Foth and family have
moved TO their new home Just completed
at 2o6 New York avenue
AR. Robert duncan. OF Kiowa, IS tho
guest Of his daughter. Ms Chas Bixby,
OF Sz24 South WicAiia street
II. c. Hetrick. a prominent merchant
st Arg0nia. was 10 tbs city yesterday
interviewing the wholssaiers.
Marriage license WIS tssued yesterday
20 r. B. Isley. Of Hia~Rtha- kan, and
Mary e. Nickersou. Clearwater.
". X. Philips. q the McLauEhlin
Heavy Horse company. ieft yesterday
Tor a business TIP to Coates. kan
Born. 70 Mr.. snd 1fra a. Il Brewer.
q SIS South water street. girl baby.
Chnd ard mother are Egtting along
nicely.
Henry S. cuanAarEsm. OF this city.
and May - cunnin GhAnl. q Indianap-
oils. Ind. we're granted license 10 wed
yesterday.
Ex-Cougresznan Jerry simpson came
n yesterday from Kildare. =. r.. WIG
two car loads o. fat cattle for the Wich-
tia market.
James King who has been employed -
extra man Ga the Rock laiand frsigtI of-
fee ia t-.s city. returned % hla home in
Herrlrgton. san. last ulghL
,,ins raw recruits w-nt 10 Portland.
Oregon. last night over the Afiasop1 pa
cIfc- Ihar were cent ost ~ tne local
Uritee states recrllslrg atat.Ca-
1iiss Nanale 3lar Comta. who bas been
absent from the ciry for several months.
is visiting her parents. Ar- Hnd Mrs- L.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-08
Nex York Monev Marke,.

New York. May Money on call frTn
at pei. cent Prime mercantile paper Z
e7lE ner cent Sterling exchange weak
with actual business in hankecs bills ~
S4S-ss for demand and - ts-1fl3 for sixty
commercial bills. s. So Sst. silver cl--
ttfcataS nomi1aliy elc bar silver &C.
Mexican doIlars ssisc- Government bonds
irregular refunlinE tWos q eEis-erel ard
coupon t15; rhrces, registered and cQlpcn
1874. cd fours registered and coupon
ll5ss. dves registered ana coupon le
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-08

Samuel r Arnold. son Of Mrs PIN
Felter and brother Of Thomas E Arnold.
died last night at 5 O'Clock ST the home
of his mother. 6os south Topeka avenue
Funeral VIII he held Thursday after
noon st 8 o'cIoclS from the above number
Friends Of the family are invited 70
attend Oklahoaz papers please COPY.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-08
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
chIcaoo

Chicsgo. Nay LIVER ruled fairly ac-
tive and arm today July eiosed -ssa.c.
May &c higher july corr closed &c l1v'-
er snd the May delivery ne higher July
oats closed sc up and provisions - 10
Tic Improved.
wheat showed most q SIS advance at
the start On higher cables ard ifght
northwest rece.yts. zzG Tie re=zindsF q
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-08


market closed as follows:
Butter-Easy; creamery 14G1Sc; dairy.
u916c.
Cheese-91kG11c
Eggs-Weaw; fresh He.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, May 7.-Wheat-May 69it;
July 70Zc. Cash: No. hard zoe; No. 3,
6SQ69c; No. red lie; No. 5, 6S47oc.
Corn-May 423sQiAc: July 41S4c. Cash:
No. mixed 430lzc; No. . white 441zc; No.
g, 44c
Oats-No. ? white, sOa81c.
Rye-No. 2. SIC.
Hay-Choice timothy slo5ogu; choice
prairie. $40
Butter-Creamery 17c; dairy, fancy, 14c.
Eggs-Fresh 10c.
st. Louis.
St Louis, May heat-Hig CHER; No.
red cash elevator. 75c; track 75975Ac;
May 75c; July 70ss9&c; September rose;
No. hard 72Q721zc.
Corn-TIigher: No. 2 cash A4.c; track
44a. q45c; May 44isc: July z4&g55c.
Oats-Easy; No cash &c; track 29izc;
May 2sc; July 29zc; No. white SIC.
Rye-Firm. 55c.
New York.
New York. May 7.-Butter-Receipt p
346 packages; firm; creamery b9lsc; fac
tory hQl3c-
Cheese Receipts S.sS5 packages. steady;
fancy large colored 10izc; fancy large
white l0lt di0izc; fancy small colored HE
small fancy white uisc.
Eggs-Reoeipts 24.1Es packages; steady;
western regular packed latls-zci storage
western 14c. southern uGI-izc-
Sugar-Raw. firm. fair refining 54Ci
centrifugal. s. test 9-S2c-