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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-05
Sreebort.

Dieie Stabt lit I6on lpieber I'm Elm
electromagnetic rei6er. Oie Ser
rem @iloste & Worbed pon Sent,
Winn. baben Elm iol6es bieie @ode
nit einem srOBen @aarenlaser croft
net. Scr etwa sebn Sabren wobnten
beioe 6erren bier unb maren bier ltets
in gutter grinneruns.-@ebr SLIPPERS
baben cine neue S%utterlniible sefauft,
melde ben Narmern our Serfisuns
itebt. - Oas eaoensel1dft lit benz
9errn 9einrid Sleuter iest Neben
Jade, benn feline Bidder weilen einen
Serfauf non 3,240 Nder 9ano nab
renb ber lesten swet WOnate auf,
wel6en grfols er gum srOben She'll
ieiner MnSetse i'm rNorbitern" gu
idreibt. Ole pier junsen gbemduuer
9. Sd0ner, Sobn @eue, @erbarb
SLIPPERS unb ytif. Sbte(en, ltno Der
5tols u~uieres 5tdot6ens, weroen tie
ia bafir lorsen, cab Saslsloe int it,
ten Uortidritt bleibt. - 6err 6erla
Senolten Don Ilbanp mar Samltas
Qbenb bel Der BON @ebr. S6Sner uer.
an talteten Nbenounterba!tuns suse:
gen. - Sermann Wensmann bat
Serrn gorbe's 8obnbaus in Sree;
port fdufld %eritanoen. 6err gor6e
%uertaufle feline S6mtebe an Sobn
Stamii6 pom ct. Solepb uno wiro
nun, ieines bieiisen gisentbums baar,
feline Sarm be5ieben. - Sci Ssrrn
Sernbaro 6arren itelte it@ Sreitas
ein SOdterden Elm. Den bes(idien
gltern uniere @ratulatton. - Die
uSant Of Sreeport" erbielt Sieier Sa
&c pon Der earn Safe 60, etneu &c
gen @inbreder seli@erten @eloidrein.
9eioserfen bet so. s So
lden's 8obnbaus fir ben @ebraud
Ieiner camille gstauft.- s. 6 Greae
pom ct. Glono mar Wontas in Sc
lddften in Sreeport, - 6err linton
6Olden bat feline blbi6e Geiioens
Die ioSuiasen binter Dem neuen Srid.
blod uerltedt lag, in letter @o9e
auf leiu BON 6errn Sernb. &obline
ausetauftes @runbitId perlegt, no:
our6 Die Wain StraBe beoeutenb pet
ldOnert miro. Sreeport, bas in lester
3eit an umfans beoeutenb susenom=
men bat, blrfte bato ben MnlpruG
auf eth anmutbises Stdot6en erbeben
tOnnen, in meldem beuti9es @elen
uno oeutlde Site sebeSt unb sepflest
mirb.
Mlbaau.
Oie o~iesidbrise Oantiasunssfeier
itelte bier ales bis baber an Seltli6=
teiten o~aseueiene in ben S9atten.
Sine 10 SrOBe Wense Meniden mar
ME supor in Der Sale, unb aue Gin
welenben amiiiirten it9 au 'sSortreH=
ltdite. @tner ludte ben anbern tn
Der Setbdtisuns ieines suten @ilens,
uGtwas oraufseben gu laiien", gu iiberz
treHen. Sben muroe SetanSt, unten
wuroe Neu Wiindener r9imonaoe"
u%ertauft, oas @lidsrab seorebt, Wit=
tag uuo Abenoeiien einsenommen uno
uGu6re" an 40 Sti9en selptelt. Ster
SeiSte lid mteoer edit oeutlde@ emitb:
lt6teit; obne 3wiidenfdae p~erlief
bas-it0ne ileit uno oeitaltete 1th in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-05
Weire OroOe.

Samitas befanb ii6 So. g. &emer
i'm Sntereiie bes uNoroitern" in uu:
lerer Burg. - Sermanu Smoide IT,.
wel6er Sountas pl0sli6 erfrantte,
befiuoet ii6 auf benz @ese Der 8eiisr.
ung. - Sobn SOnian, welder Dor Ell:
niger 3eit BON ben Orel@feloeru
Siiominneiotas unb Oafotas suriits
tebrte, liest ieit GINGER 3eit trant am
Nerpenfteber nieoer. - Sos. Oieu=
BORT befiaoet ii6 auf Der &%runtenliite.
SRI. 8ictorta @umper besann leb.
ten WOntas ben llnterrt6t in Ser I'M
terabtbeiluns u~nierer Oorfi6ule. -
Sobann Gaspers lit nit Sanbfabren
belddftist fir ben gau leines neuen
Sauies, wel6es er nddites Sribiabr
gu bauen s%eoentt. - Sattler Sris
Srotmann ma6te li6 am Oantla=
sunsstase auf bic 9aieniaso. 6alen:
bdls. seben 5anoi6ube, iast Sris
pon einen suten Sal enpfefer last ct
nidts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-05
9olbingsforo.

On Ste1e bes bur6 Seuer seritO,z
ten 8obnbaules Der Samilie 8alentin
6ermann, woour6 berIelben Elm Ser
luit pom $1,000 NIT nur $3.50 Ser=
ltderuns entltano, ldbt Serr 6ermarn
etne neue @obnuns erri6ten. Wsit benz
Neubau lit bereits besonnen worben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-05
9afe Senrp.

Der neue gleuator, ben 0err 500
gan pom Sprins Sill bier bot erridz
ten l%aiien, erpeiit iid In Wirflidteit
ais eine neue grnerbsquele fir unie=
re Srti6aft. unsewObnlid uiele Sar=
mer nerOen burN ben ibuen in 0afe
Senrp neu sei6affenen @etreibemartt
ueranlaBt, bier tbre gei6afte gu tbun
unb babur9 ben 9anbel gu beleben,
mofir Serrn Slogan Oant ron gang
Safe 9enrp sebibrt, ben ct au6 seniebt.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-25

day that that famous wheat field on
College HIu east of Chisholm creek that
the Eagle has been talking 50 mucn about
Is aot wheat az ali. bur re.
Councilman Cssweu has returned from
q visit 70 the Paa-Americaa exposition 2t
Buffalo and Nsw York City. While in
the latter city he was ths guest of Frank
5. DoWiing. alderman llnth assembly d.s-
trict.
S. Fl. Bolander. formerly IN ths EN-
ploy cf the Frisco tickst oGica n this
city. stopped over here yesterday for a
days visit with tho local orlcs force
Mr.. Bolander has been stationed az No
nett, but has resigned and Is on his way
10 Dallas. Texas. where be has accepted
a position as operator wlth the Western
Cnion.
Died. Sfondey afternoon ar 2 o'clock
at the home of AIRS. Iona Callahan. 1915
South fremont street. lrs. Erma En-
mons. aged g years. eleven months ard
two days. she ieares q mother and four
sisters end brother - mourn her loss.
1ils. J. f. Ewing. her mother. AIRS. cali
ahan and Mrs. Jessie Kistler % tals city.
Mrs Hattie Eolsiey of Saratoga. Wye.
and Mrs. Clara Crissupp OF Lamont. @.
T., and e. T. Ewing. % Omaha. Neb.
Funeral arrangements vu not be made
until the arrival of AIS. Cr,ssupp. of Ok
tahc-ra
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-25
-
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The cattle market was steady. with
practically nothing on sale save one car
load cf EeTg me butcher steers consigned
from Chesksy & Funk, Of Nicl-erson to
tle Do-1 ErcZug company. Outside OF
ylis rnere was ICtIe trading. There were
= butchers steers, average weight 954
pounds selling ~ $3.50; one bun, 1,2S0
pou-1s, 5-s5. ard one steer, 111J pounds,
$3.50
lIr A. II. Fritze Of the vreII-tzro7vn firm
ot rr--ze e Denoya, CT POnca City. was
5n peraoo with two cars Of fne hogs.
one Of tlsm was an extra good load of
1eaT-es, watch sold at oncs ~ the SIX
cent rops- Ihsse were Wen fattered
stock, running mostly 10 barroWs, and
EI coming from one mans cattle lots
The other load from this firm was Of me
etuus. and sold close 70 tha bulk tops
tosrer u Cleesuan. the rus-ling stock
Gru Of S. a-taWs--- and one cf tho most
regular shippers 70 this market. were ia
late 7-lrh q car Of Gle medium heavies.
watch sod straight at the top OF the
hulk
T. n 1TcCrockIin. u Derby. was IN
with car of mediums. which sold at an
lpper bulk range figure
l-uesg -- Courtney, of lamont q. T.,
were seuy en- tle market with light
lss- which sold wen IN the bulk.
seL Houston, the energetic hog buyer
cf nelrm 1csvlss, whlch sold vel Up
tae l-e
So. S. Thomas. another old-timer from
Ellca Cilv. was In with a car Of me-
cilm heaues. which made a good. strong
sale iu The 5llE range.
Dgnueway q Gregory OF Tonkawa-
were shippers of a car II medium lights.
which sl strong il the bulk list
j. "A Pirrie. Of 81 Dorado. had on the
on -r-E. NlL.L sod
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-25
SWIMMERS ARE NABBED
seven .-gg ee- Ones Gaken Before {
EogF..r q nd

seven '-tA ce- Ones a-keu Before fhe
Police Jasg--
C1cers 1c1fiuar ard Mercer maze
waterhaul yesterday Ia the arrest CT =
band ot desperate criminl1s.~
Il was not strictly a waterhanI. Sor the
officers but q haul from the water of
bunch of small boys who were cauqht
bathing in the big river inside az the city
limits.
some complaint has been made sbout
boys who have been vioiaring TIE city or
cinance GOVERNS the matter ard iI Haa
reported yesterday that about tEenry
boys ere swimming ln the Big rsrcr Just
above the Mirsouri Fac1e treEtie bridge
and that some % Lhs yourestsrs we're
garbed very sparingiy. The tao police
0Gcers. both armed 20 tls tctth. we're
specially detailed 90 20 out end bring IN
these desperate larbreakers a11 con-
front them vsfth an outraged laz.
Tha ol1osrs slipped carefaug 20 % The
hank q the rivsr 81 the rear of DlveFs'
barn ara ptckeG ever. TIE toTs were
there, but pretty well over O. the Eert
side os Tie river. towa-s Ackerrnaa q
isiard Wulie Jones was dlczlaz sammy
smith ar1 gsvera1 orhar smaller kigs
we've helping h.m co i-. and bowls cf ee-
hett we've iseul1g from the thr5sta of all
tha participants viEh tha szcerEioa - ths
aforesaid SAMMY. ne had rllped ds1ra
about gallon cf ths psarlv waters q fhs
-trzausas and vas a. o-s 40 lad crie1
enuH several rzss tsF-rs tla oe1era
st1ot up i- rler ~ the tega
some "a honrrsd g,-iicei a1G The btE
stampede t1oE rlses- ira togs started for
the Lsl4Hd. ard a-e1zi1sr. she haz sstz1-
Azhel rey1ta-ior &C. t,.s faFtest agr-atsr
c- ths for-e. ran ~ 81 tte uertis bridge
ar1 starred acrrss ~ 20 Tls-
Jzst as ire srlcsr gst 20 rs.rE r5od s-f
reac1e1 ire u1tia cf -h- asra hs aszrl
a uhirre AKA saw 1riasr pac.e-
crelgtt traia V1l i1 o. tfe uerr r1 f
RE trtEa EeMlaaa BAD o. -
tsi7E. ard g. e essex ara e. 81 e8 -et
want 20 lm9 CT lz tze rrs- a-f SIS
hs rev ur.f1rsa ref. ~ $40 ea=r
str.1rsr % cre os tls E zee ~
are erfvs1 i-to fse rfFsr ss1 ~ er-e go
bridge sr6 1errhsd kl-self sae-a l
The traiz 80 ~ sd he crll1 AGAR -
Tai- tHe free - t-a .zas ts tefn
aad made Esc1 shE srt-zEar 81 tf
..iand an1 tasss w55 lad t1-
7Tsr tssre we're arsrers az cs-ex 80
ar -o1zr1 the frerf s4a Eat alzs n1--
~ re yeszgsfsra hz5 ess-1ocf r- s1s szas
Haax a-e lad 80 f1st- cs.Has e.ssrr
ise trsa1s trirs srz tsis 7arf1s s~rs- e.
r1z-1er Ee-e z1~-g-zssd z-1 g ra-ler
s-E-a6. earsE Erscl 1rxotlat--r 1sr
rrsarT 5e rez-e usre rzets a-t f-e lrs
b ferg src rsszl1 s-g usrs taksz - Ets
sz1eu 49, asserr1 lats t1s f-area-s cf
taa chlss razls-r1ts 80 --szaeea 87sT
tae -1zrt el -1a Ia1 Fst1fra 81 taat 1-s-
s--
sr- fl-cs tzrsf1ste1 s-rs arrrs-rs 81
- azz,e af 80 49, sszrs1 81 re -
l--s .-EEs Lax Eev kae sarts ~ .ser-
as e. wks1 81 - pa-r za1 -sf te
lc-a 80 Ec-e --ralez est ere
~ --s a~-s sz1zz -aers Tae zszr 4-
gr-zraT
Tzc= rke -rss--e ettl-raes go
-lrs c1sel4z. .s tazr - rs1z -rf 81 t-s
rszs al-s-tre@ el-.za-Ee
- sr.s - 90 Fz1-r-s- 1srE 49, e1sr
r ear-sl 20 - asss r. ttg e
.---stt a--r sz zzz aF
r-5 wA Goa ez1 g. ss n
la~zs rrea u-f - a1f r~sse tase
,e.s.e lszs t-1.f-s or ~ re- -f
a - srr - 81 SlE z1za s. -as - /
- -1s szs9-<
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-25
Hoe NHRIET STEADY
Little Better Run but Still Too
Few Coming.
TOPS REMAIN AT $500
Receipts, 73l--CattIe Steady
but Only One Good Sale.
TOPS REMAIN AT $500

The hog division yesterday maintained
is strength asserted on Saturday. and
sales were made al through the day at
prices about steady with the best Of sat
urday- There were eleven cars Of hogs 70
pass ever the scales. and though there
were some common and just fair hogs,
there were also hogs Of very g0od quality.
and The top load al $500 was better than
al the balance Of the offerings. The de-
nand Hes strong anc many times the
lcn5er received could have sold at once
ala az the same strong figures. kan
ss city vas away down IN receipts.
scarcely goo being yarded. Chicago was
heavy in their receipts. a1d ali the west
ern points quoted steady as the ruling
tone Good ropDy hess can sen here any
oay - tbs highest rcp prices. as the buy
ers are lrter good butcher weight pork
crs. and El pay wen Tor them.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-25
Do You Feel Bad?
Take MuII'S
Grape Tonic.

Z impsrts health ard strength % ths
weak. whether chnd. adult o. Invalid.
Being entirely free from anything iaturi-
oas- AZ this season CT The year II IS nee
ezav % every system DiEerent from
aG oraer toales. it's zndiy laxative.
TX Is most refreshing 70 the taste AID
acceptable 10 The systs-a-
IT, K oa our reconuez4auen. a large
oos-e a. 60 cents. Has delightful favor.
See you- d-uEE.sL
Ealrs LiEh-ni1e Pai- killer relieves life
of cre great c-riez-Fall- Rub u CO CT
1uEz l. 5 cents.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-25
ComlNe Local VENTS.

The rehearsal of the Reformed church
choir vh.eh had been SCI for tonight
ulght at 7-s1 Is postponed untl TFed-es-
day. Members Please take notice
Regular communication of S-1scwz>
Icdre SO IS A. r. G. A. " this evening
~ 0'cloclz WORK n TIE degrees. Tls-
itors welcome.
TIE wichita County Cub VIII rect
thls evening at ths ci-h house AZ 7'-i0c<
prompt. AI members are rezaested %
ae present A. inpoFtaut business IS
20 he transacted
Tee wichita T. C. T Z vn ho-s its
-eE-lar meeting T-esdaT Jras = So
. n. .1 hes11 quarters roo-. 80 se1s-
wcE block Department program z-1
s-ectca oe 5trec-ars
ne w C society - -. Flrzt 5a7-
est church VI ho-z . perch p.ler sale
1u Tie chu--h lawn corner q Llrksf
zrd Firsc street th-s s-enirE rTuesisvt
~ wh.ch tine see cream ard cake WIZ
&c serve5. AL are invited &c cone. rs q
s1o5 -ir1a ss promised
Sosrat --r-.--.-arl-1 20 VV3ch--z Io5-z
SO g A. = & A. r. az thsfr hall corner
1-sln ard FIrs- streets. 81 ec,ock sha-r
tlss e-eaf-r. Tz-a =. for TIE rarpose %
strenzlnz rh4 c--erzi - cur late hrorhe-
rcen c. Crawford SsrTlces 50 Ezsc-ic
Hone AL aEas1zs II TIE cy are rs-
CRESTED ra atte-1 thls ssr1ce
--s Arrival -f rre r--u7s speistT -siiaz
.r .hz --e ~~stsr-v h-s Seen reported
IS ~ 1lr. zl1 zE-z 1r-E1-zev.
- - wabash s~ea-s. -zs bern an eE-
,-s-s izEe dazE1-s- of re zssllaria,s
wslsat al heairtszess. ~ ara AR
EIorso-. - Z Vo-s sliz street err
also --5cs-tze ore- ti.s aarea- ct a H--ie
5szsht-r wsa ezns Fez-er1sy = uaEt
EsT h-z-e wl-z tzsz
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-25
LIVE STOCK HARKETs.



Chicago. T-no .-flrtle-T,eceip "a
En- il-.ll 1882 Ier1rs. Inarl--t steady
- We ed to prime steers. $500
poor % medium 5-tl- s-cck-
C~s ana feeders 5 COWS and haif-
e-s c-lerS. f-.o 1-lls.
bs
fesE Receipts. today $3.50, tomorrow,
1 lsft over market s. higher
ere- mixed and 21-Cner5 $3.50 6-l5.
E - rEce heavy r1-sh
slr. 5-e-ao.-l, cu-S u
cT. choice steady;
o-aers ul. saorr 1uts up 20 s.
G- ll rlatce vetrers. 20, fair TO
a- lm1s. S5os5.E:
Eprls auls e.
Kansas CjtU
Ea1sas C-r. Jl1e -4-Clttfe- -Ee-el-ts
ac-alrg INars market Eeuer-
E native steers.
COWS native
COWS aal Refers sloezes ana
tU 1lls. S5Gs..5.
UarSe- steady q
market s-ca5v.
u5s, Sa5.-.5
s.. Louis.
So Lo e-t,1c - g.
E- steers
4 COWS
sers. ISIS; COWS end hel-ers. S.-o
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


NEW YORK. 8, ST. LOUIS. .
New York.. June e4.-New york Won n
the faaI inning with ST. Louis today on
! b, I,elzr1au's blr q sacrifice md Strangs
single. Ilcicmar's slI-around work and
/ Natrhszson clever pitching were fea-
turss. Attendance. 49oo. Score. H Z
ST. Louis ...-......0 0G0ooE2 /
( cSew York ..-.......o o % @ 0 G Is 8
Batterie-Sudhon ard Ryan; Matthew
son. Warner and B5verman-
PIITsBURG. s: BOSTON. .
Boston June 14-PtrtsburC Sound d.
1een very easy today and had no trouble
iu winning the game, especially as they
were aided by some very rasEod fielding
on the part Of the locals. The feature
was home ruu 20 deep LETT. Just inside
score. RHE
p.tts5urg ..-.------<1 Z 2Io1 o. s B
Batterics-Dtneen ard Moran; PhiliP7i
ana Z-Zmer-
BROOKLYN. 2; CHICAGO. l.
-h,earo .............ooooooto-Is
BrooAiyn .......-.-.-o 01oo1oo -2s
Bat-eues-ws5aen and Kahoe; Hughes
and 3-Guire
pIFILADEI IPHIA- SIS; CINCINNATI. 81
First game- RHE
cl-e.uaaa ..........ooooooooAols !
PH1sdelphia ....-...I 52o00O+Su I
second sane RHE
Cincinnati ...-.....--o @ oo0A-
phladelp phia .-.-.---s g Is .
Ea at-eriss-Phlllips and Bergen; White
ana Douglass
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American LEAGUE STANDING.

( MILWAUKEE,. g; WASHINGTON, g.
Washin guon. June 22-AIil ESukee bunch
cd hits IN the sixth inning and With the
aid OF two errors clinched the same.
/ Hastings went IN 1hs air n the seventh
and with the bases fun. was relieved BY
( Hawley VINO after hitting a man, and
/ Dungan's triple. scoring three runs. gave
way 10 Garvin- Attendance, 2,2s5. Score;
2 Il z
Washington ........o49 8 5
Milwaukee ..........1 Q 0 0 20 0 o. 13 2
Batteries-Lee and Clarke; Hustings
Hawley. GarTin and Maloney.
BALTIMORE II: DETROIT. s.
Baltimore. June 24.-BaItimore won
again. today from Detroit. The feature
Of th&. game was The batting OF poalin.
IN SIX times a. bat he made two triples,
two doubles and two singles. Attendance.
2.0-s. Score: RHE z
Baltimore .........-.4 oO1oss-17 . 4
Detroit ..............1 0O6e1o-s 4
BaUeries-Foreman McGinnity and
Robinson; Miller and Buelow.
CLEVELAND, z: BOSTON. L
Boston. June 24-Clev eland exceIIed
Boston in all Departments Of the game
today and Won easily. Moore. who vas in
the box for -he visitors. pitched excel
lent bail, holding Baston 20 dvs hits
Mitchell was wild Attendance, 3013.
score: RHE
Boston ...............0 0o10oOO-1 :
Cleveland ...-.--.---2 o11oo1- II Il I
Batteries-1Iitcheu and schreck; Moore
and Wood
CHICAGO. 2: PHILADELPHIA. 5
Philadelphia June 14--Philsdelphia and
Chicago played q remarkable fourteel-iI-
ning game today. Callahan was steady
throughout. and in tght places was par
tlcularly effective. Attendance 223L
score. RI Z
Phuadelphia4 400OOO0OeooOO1-5 O Is 4
chicago 1000 O02I01OO0 0O-7 &C ?
Batterles-Frazer and Enpir; Callahan
and Sugden
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-25

This being IL sympathy with greater rise
in Liverpool than was expected. Follow
Ing the call the market continued 70
gain steadily in strength as well as il
activity. The market was finally steady.
WIKI prices net Is 70 Is points higher.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-25

3 s-1sc; centrifugal. IS test. I 7-sed; mo-
lasses sugar, 9 5-l5c; refined, easy crush
ed. 5-s5; powdered. 5-55; granuiated. 5-s5G
Conee-DulI and easv, No. ! RiO. &C.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-25


BUIrsr-3iarkec steady, Creamsrv, IA
l9c dairy 1sszS1sizc-
Chcese-Stesdy. e &c
Eggs-l3511c-
81. Leuls.
s. Louis. Ju1e a.. close. 1-Ty heat
Market lower; No. 2 7e6 cash. elevator.
80; track. 557S5c rev, s. 5sc cd, July.
s3-.c; September, 6Sst tG615sc, Sc hard
cor-Heher: No. . cash. a.. track.
Eslse ses&c; July, s21.c; September. fs14G
sac
0ats-Firrn: No cash. cuc. track.
1Ss. EGzc; July. 2s7sc. September. -s-c.
No. . white. SIC
EvALowe-. &c
Pouitrv- s;asdy, chickens. r, springs
1S1--c. turkeys. 1zc. ducks, Sc, Springs.
g, geese &C. sprtnzS &C.
Bstter-S-eadys creamery, i4z2,ci dairy
1zlsc.
Eg-Iower. fresh western. SC; south
srn. -
Kansas city.
Kansas City. June s4.-lClose WI s-t-
Tuly. sesc. Sertsznaer SC: DeceuHer.
sac; cash No hard. a. 7sSi-ci Nc. e
s-Fzc: No. 2 I'D. ssT si-
COr1-July, +-sc; Se0terneer, fasc; cash
No. nlxet &C, No : Vh.r=. EEEEc
Oats-ao- : white. So
RFe-No- : 40 1ssc
Tssy-choiee tiaotAy. S.s-s1G1a, prairie.
slssse5a.
Butser-creamery, lsg17c; fancy dzlrv. =
S+c
EgE-TrezE. g.
Ree@7rs of wheat IS cars
ssw YORK.
Ee= TcrE 1u-e = -Ertt7--Rscs
11E5 packages; rarset FRA. c-ezs-a--g.
Is1-sc. rsctery. -1Ec
Cheese -Rece-pts szsS 7ackaEes- rz--
ke- stroEg. tzncT i2rgr c. 1-cz ard E1I-s.
= espE G. fancy zzau c1-cre5 s- zs
fazcv small z-hite sEAc
EEzs-Eecct1-s. -t.-7s rzrsrs gas. --zr1---
unca16-e< IF755c
suS---E@W, sae2Sy; cls Fs1=->E.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-25
CASH Quotations.

CASH QUOTATIONS.
FIour-Naxket easy
Wheat-No. . spring. 6s1z 667c: No. 6. SO
CSC: No. . red. esE57iac-
Corn-N-o 2. 4Sc: No. . yellow. e7Gttc.
Oat-No. . 81. fz3-zo; No. white. SEQ
s0lsc. No. white. - Gz5lc-
Rye-No. 2 47c-
Flax seed-No. l. 1.sS: No. I north
western. sI.77.
Pork-dess. per bbl. sl4.S'd14-s5.
Lard-Per 100 ms. $ .77ls as So.
Short rib sides Ooosei, $ 6oFs.c5; dry
salted shoulders Cbaxed). 791sc; sh0rJ
clear sides (boxedl. SS-5lGs 81.
Vvh.sky-Basis OF high wines, g.
CIover-Contracr grade. $50.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-25

Sew York June 34.-C1ttor futu-es on
- 1rst cal WAS arm and - - po1ts.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-25
BASEBALL
WESTERN LEAGUE.

DES MONIES, 3; DENVER. 6
Des Noinss- June 24.-The locals took
the last OF the series IN a well played
game todEy. Attendance. 90. Score:
RH z
Des Moines .........os31oo1O.5 3
Denver -.------.-..-.o 0 0 0 Q o. 3 10 1
Batteries-Danann and Kleinow: But
Ter ard J. Sullivan
ST. PAUL g. KANSAS CITY. L
ST. Paul June 24.-McGtl Won out n z
pitchers battle to-day. letting the leaders
down with ore scratch hit Umpire
Carrut Sers put Captain O. 'Brisu out Of
the game for Wrangling. Attendance. 200.
Score: Ri z
Kansas City .......-0 0 0 0 000o1 o. 4
Barterc-McGu and Wilson; Gibson
and BevilIe.
OMAHA 10; COLORADO SPRINGS, T.
Omaha. Neb.. June 24.-Today's game
was one Of smuggling and wreeldess play
Ing. fun Of errors. Omaha had the
best CT the hitting all the way through.
and Won easily. Score: r r Z
Omaha .......---....52 52oo1o11-1o Z 4
Colorado Springs c z 0 o. o-41 3
Batte-ies-Coons and Gonding; Ream
and Donahne.
ST. JOE. 2; MINNEAPOLIS, 2
Minneapolis. June A.-St. Joseph bunch
cd hits IN TIE first and seventh. Wads-
worth started the Minneapolis sec re with
a -hree base BIT Robe vas back az
third for Minneapolis. Attendance, 500.
score: RHE
Minneapolis ........oo000002 A271
st. Joseph ........-.-1 0 0 002o-S 0
Battertes-wadsvorth and Mcconnell:
DalufQ and Doom
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-25

On TIE Frldlce EXclacSe, t0laTl q
market closed as follows.
BuJrsr-3iarzec steady; creausrT, iG
l9c dairy. 14saE1Szc.
Chcese-Slea6y &C. &c
Eggs-I55l1c.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-05
LACK OF REST.
The Man Or Woman Who Falls 10 Get Re-.
freshlng Sleep Is On HGaIth's Down
Grade-Akron People Know tho
Remedy.

IL is feature of the worry and hus.
tie of present day living that wake
fulness and restlessness beget head.
aches-failing people 20
at their work In llstleSs- half hearted
way, Ordinary treatments have no eff.
ract because they have not the secret
power of organizing nerve force pecu.
liar to DIR. A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills.
the great success Of which Is attested
by residents OF Akron. Mrs, l.. Craw.
ford of No, 2l4 North Maple street
Akron, Ohio, says: "Dr. A. w.
Chase's Nerve Pills are certainly good.
got some at Lamparters Drug Store
on y. Howard street, as was feeling
weak, nervous, easily upset and unable
to get good sleep at night, consequent.
iy tired all day. The medicine built
me right up every way. | fee, strong;
the nerves are steady and l sleep well
again. ! am only too pleased to rec
ommend the medicine"
DR.. A w, Chass's Nerve Pills are
sold at 90 cents box at dealers or
DIR. A, w, Chase Medicine Co. Buf.
falo, N. Y. See that portrait and sig.
nature of A, w Chase, NJ. d., are on
every package. ~--~-- w
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-05
Modern Surgery Surpassed.

"While suffering from bad case of
piles l consulted physician who ad-
vised me to try box of DsWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve," says q. r. Car
ter, Atlanta, Ga. Il procured a box
and was entirely cured. DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve Is splendid cure
for piles, giving relief instantly, and
heartily recommend it to all sufferers"
Surgery is unnecessary to cure piles
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve will
cure any case. Cuts, burns, bruises
and all other wounds are also quickly
cured by it. Beware of counterfeits
william Warner, Gem Pharmacy, 113
s. Howard st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-05

After the special meeting Of the
School Board Friday night the mem
bers having completed their duties be-
fore 8 o'clock, several of them visited
the night school, in company with
Prof. II. V. Hotchxiss. A short time
was devoted to each class room. The
work of the teachers and pupils was
closely watched and the Board men,
bers, many of whom were at close
first time, expressed themselves en-
Enthusiastically, regarding the value or
the school and the work 1t is doing.
In the three rooms the pupils were
all orderly, earnest and studious. The
results, of course, varied with the par.
ticular branches of study that were
followed and the greatness of the OBJ
stacle each particular pupil had to
overcome.
Prof. Fritch, who has charge of the
pupils who are having difficulty in
wrestling with the constant complica-
tions that face them in the acquisi-
tion of working knowledge of Eng
lish, had the room that was, perhaps
the most interesting to the visitor.
In this room the pupils ranged in size
and age from boys of IL to men of 40,
and there were also several young Ia
dies and MOmnn of middle age