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New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
RAILROADS..
ERIE RAILROAD.

ENTC NRICnOHO.
Through trains leave New York foot OF Chambers ST.
fouoWs ant : minutes earlier from W.
900 a m Daily.-Sold train for Buffalo. Arr. D. m
Pinebamtoa MaVerly. Enlira and Bradford.
parlor car and cafe dining car 20 Buffalo.
g.I5 a. m.-Daiiy. except Sundays. Binshamton
ONeco Wnverly. Emira and Delaware VALLEY points
Pullman Parior Daily Port Jervis Monticelo
80 D. m Daily ly,-Chcago Lmited-Fast MsiI-sont
tram TO Chicago arriving $50 p.
Seepers 10 Chicas3 Cleveland Sinennat Dining Car.
Buffalo 1O5 Bradford 30 jamestown and Youngs
town 10 - m. Cleveland l. 80 p. Seepers to Buff
IA nd Cleveland. CATE
9.15 p IN. Daily-Solid train for Binghamtcn waver-
ly Emlra Chicago. Sleepers TO Buffalo, Chicago Gin
cnnat. Dining
THICK ETS LOCAL. TIME CARDS AMI PULLMAN
j. ACCOMMODATIONS AT Ill. 1l3. col 500 and 1859
broadway. i5T Eat l25th ST and 2i3 West I25th St.
Chambers 23d 81. ferries. New NorA; a33 and
Fulton St. Broadway. Brooklyn. i22 River St
IIoboken. Jersey City Stauon New Transfer
Co checks baggage destination
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MAMRm@G. @G.AMFRIGAM nlNl

EAMBURG-AMFRIGAN LIME.
T'WIN-SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE.
Every Thursday
PLYMOUTH MISUNDERSTANDING
Columbia July 25 10 AN A Victoria. Aug 15 u, 10 IN M
Deutschland. Aug s IL AM F. bismarck. Aux ~ lo An
TWIrT- T-SCREw PASSENGER SERVICE
Saturday
PLYMoUTII-C,HFRBOUR AMBuRG -
Wald"rsee July 81. PM ePhRnica. Aug. "a noon
rrBrlEaT3: Aug 4. AN Patricia. Aug 81 AN AN
Pretoria. Aug. II. 7 'PaIatia Sept. II. AM
ITO Hnmburp direct
@l3MMFR CRUISE
70 the BALTIC principal cities Of N0RWAf.
SWEDEN. RUSSIA and DENMARK. from Hamburg
Aug Is. by the yacht PRINZESSIN VICTORIA
IL'1SE t5000 tons 40 feet lorg) All appointments
strictly iIst"iasg. Attractive itineraries arranged
Further particulars application to the
FAMRURCi- AMERICAN LINE. ~ BROADWAY. NJ T.
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ENORTm @ERMMM llOWDa

GIORTM @[ERMAN Q-lOWDo
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
CKERBOURG-S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Kaiser VIM Gr July go Kaiser VIM CT. aug. p
Ksisern NJ. Tn. Aug. 13 Kaiserin NJ Tb ..S Sept 10
'Lahn. 90 'Lahn Sept IL
Sailing A. M. Pier 81, North River
ITO Southampton II Bremen only.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
TTHAMPTON-IONDON--(P --(PARISl--BFtENfEN
q Kurfurst. July o Noon Fr. der Or Aug - 10 AN
Bsrharossa Aug IL AN CIR KurfIrst Aug. %. Pm
X. Luse. Aug. Is, 10 AM III. Fl Meier Sept 3, 10 AM
From New Pier of Sd St, Hoboken.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wsrra... Aug 10. Pm tLioh zoll'n. Sept T. Noon
Aler. Aug. II, 10 AM Werra Sept H. 10 AN
Trave Aug. 81, 10 AM Aler. Sent 21 II AM
fHoheDzollern). formerly Kaiser VIM II.
From Congress
OELRICHS & co. NO. 3 BROADWAY.
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Nnilce of Summons.
CITY COURT of the City of New York

ElTH COURT Of the City Of New York
James E Nichols. Thomas NJ. Mccarthy. Thomas w
Orlniston. MhIer T. Iunius and Leris Wallace Plain
tie named Defendant: are hereby summoned
sSps F yoa on the Pans Attorney na ne wna
the DAY Of seree. and Of failure 10 appear
fault for the relief demanded In the compaint -
Datea MAY IS 1907 HEXRY 3, HoTcHKIss
Nassau ST; Borough OF Manhattan. y. y. city.
upon YOU publication pursuant to an order Of the Hon
city Of New YORK dated the 18Th day Of june so ana g
1d @ %S Ca '9G at GqPn @ @ bo m se Of fs M Of the clerk Of the
panas 4t5o4sy ana os % once hddsss No. 2s
Nassau ST. Borough Of Manhattan n. Y. city.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
George Arthur chTdrT "ad nr2 ss sp' B
fendants-Summons Plaintiff des!Gnates the County Of
be had the Defendants and eadh tf' Of
them: You hereby summoned 10 the complaint
this action AID to serve copy 9f Your answer
OF ahS @ fiir o Ut tie uSy OF sfTce and IN
taken against by default for the relief
cHRIsTIAN aIa .:S G NOR MoRIrZ Planqms sf Attorney
once SusF Of MsnattSn New York city N0F
To Ihe The rang summons E sPsy er5 and @ Art ATthSr m
publication Parsuant to an order Of Hon James Fitzseald
New York. dated the Second day July 1901 and Hed
@ S' Of Ne% the In ' & A casa @ n of the the
Borough Of Manhattan City Of New York. the third
o@s ciEjsTIAN l6a 4: MoRITZ Plsntlns Attorney
ough of Manhattan. New York city.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEW YoRK.-willlam II. REYNOLDS, Plaintiff against
Samuel L. Merchant and David H. Saunders Defendants
summons. Plaintiff desires York County.
named Defendants and them: are
hereby summoned to complaint n
and of the Plaintiffs
torney within twenty of this sum
mons Of the day of service: your
failure appear. answer. judgment be taken
against By default for the relief demanded the
Dated New York June "a 1901
LAWRENCE & HUGHES Plaintiffs Attnrnevs
Office and Posofce Address No. Broadway Manhat-
New York City
To Samuel l. Merchant and David H. fore
going upon by publication pursuant
order Of the Hon James A. Blanchard. Justice
the Supreme the Of New-York, ted
2d day July. 1901 filed with the complaint the
office the Clerk OF the County New York at the
County Court House.
Dated New York. July ~ 1901.
LAWRENCE q HUGHES Plaintiffs Attorneys
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CORBIT. JOSEPH.--Tt= People of the State
o. York. by the gracS God
dependent Elmer CorbiJ HAry Elizabeth Johnson
John Corb Ellen Jane Bare Ellen Jane Crol Jessie
Cry.ras Howard C1rrie. John H Croli Brown
Walker. Wl au G Brown. the heirs and OF kin
Joseph Corb deceased greeting: Whereas Thomas
Watson. the city York has lately ap-
Piled SiI-rogates Court oi County % New
telanc both real and ra prCper, duly proved
ad codtcils Joseph
Cort. OF County OF New York deceased: there
and each 81 cited before the
Surrogate Comfy ot New York. his Office the
York. 23d day OK August.
a dav then and there attend the
probate Of viii and testament.
os YOU hereby c,ei under the Of
required 70 appear by guard
ian n you cne q have none. 10 appear
apply fdr be appointed or ir the event OF
your neglect failure 70 do a guardian will ap-
pointed Icy Surrogate represent and for
the proceeding
In testimony whereof. OF the
Surrogate's Of said County OF o
l.. 81 Thomas Surrogate OF said County OF
Neyy York said county. 9th OF
June Of Lord thousand Line hundred
and one FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN
Clerk OK the Surrogate's Court.
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CLARk'S CRUISE OF THE CELTIC" TO
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~ days F, Class. including shore guides.
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offered - days EgNp and Palestine. largest
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Liberty ST. and South Ferry Ome from Ferry Nv.
minutes earlier than below. except noted.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18
HOGS F|VE HIGHER
Good Friday Run and Quality
Generally Fair.
TOPS UP TO S5 65
Receipts ,506--CattIe Steady
With Some Good Stuff In.

Yesterday the hog market was big
strong i've cents higher with very far
average run and The demand very wcen
with the quality just fair II the main
This market maintained its early strength
from the opening to the close, ard as
compared with all the rest showed q tone
and hrmness al IFS own. Thers we're
stronger markets generally everywhere,
but they al reported a spit Of ons Doint
70 another. Chicago gave out * ID -
higher. while Kansas City and st. Louis
reported only strong TO i've cents higher.
Ike receipts were better than the day
previous by three hundred and the tone
was buoyant and firm. The quality was
fair all through with a few cars better
and grading very good Some cars were
sold on Thursday which weighed Up as
good OF better than same grades yester-
day but sold at many point below There
was but little IN that could grade fancy
or better than very fair. There were
some very light lights with only about
two loads which were heavy. There was
q dash and vim to the trading and at the
close the pens were empty and more
wanted. With one hOldovsr load there
we're eighteen cars 70 eros The scales, and
4 comparatively light run OF wagon stuff
Sellers did very well on yesLerday S mar
keC and several so expressed themselves
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18
sHIPPERs ANo NoTEe.

Nolan Bros, Of GODDARD were shippers
Of q car OF good medium weight porkers
and they sold at once at the top OF the
bulk
ways has in the best hogs his section can
produce had on the market a car OF very
f1ne mediums which sold straight az the
bulk tops.
A. Garland OF Kiowa was on the mar
ket with & car load of light hogs Of fair
quality and they sold strong at a good
upper range price without dock Mr.
Garland is an Old shipper 10 this market
and one of the big stock dealers Of the
south part of the state and has in lots of
stock during the season.
J. $. CfreenWade Of HunneWeu was IN
person at the yards with two cars Of
stock, one of stocker cattle and one of
hogs. The latter were light lights and
sold at q good bulk figure The cattle
also sold strong Mr. Greenwade IS one
Of the old pioneers to this market and
one Of the most regular and frequent
ne nes ~ eslalls aooLt elsat cars q
month Of hogs and cattle Wiener ready.
He gives Q glowing account OF al con
ditions In MS section OF the country and
says the wheat Is looking very fine and
that they have had good rains In the last
few days. With no unforeseen mishaps he
SAYS wheat will yield 3 bushels TO the
acre. Corn he says. has not done quite
so vel and has not good stand hut =
is clean and hs thinks win come out al
right. Grass IS in the very best C1ndi-
ton and IL fact everything Is tl nice
SnaIe- E1e also SAYS LtlaL LErEE axe tLllI
plenty OF good hogs in his district. many
in marketable condition and the farmers
well pleased with the prices they have
been getting for them. Mr. Greenwade
IS a large buyers and takes cattle hogs,
horses. mules and any other live stock he
Col Pat Rogers Of Pond Creek was
shipper of a car OF medium lights which
sold al q good bulk price
Martin & Wilson Of Enid were IN with
a car OF mediums which made good sale
IN tha bulk rance.
mediums which sold vel IN the bulk list
and with no docksge
A P. Johnson CT Elmer was 2 shipper
of a car load of good mediums which sold
al the popular bulk price.
Townsend & Lamon. one q the earliest
and most regular OF the patrons ot this
market we're late coDers with p car ~
good mediums, which sold AZ the strong
" s Thomas of Ponoa CITY a large
stock shipper. was represented hT 2 car
of mediums which sod straight az the
popular bulk price
DunlaWay g. Gregory az Io1k1xa were
shippers OF ear oI uedliiEl lells but
they sold straight at good bulk 1EITe.
Jen Houston shipped Up from Ponca city
q car load of very fair hogs On the early
trading
MEDIUMS which sold at price close Up
% the bulk tops
Bllrch7eld & ConreIl a Anthcav were
which sold straight At the popular bulk
range figures
Charlie Hanna. one ~ the regular Okla
ma shippers. had On E1e market car Cf
light lights which brought q good price -
the bulk
J. z Cooley ~ Rcss Ein vas early m
the market with car ~ heavy hogs.
which sold straight az q good strong
price
z. Cole OF Laredo sold ont e hold
oEer csr e ssnts g gl-k EElcs
tnz Yards were as follows Sa1ra G. g
Missouri Pacific. 81 R1ck Isial1. 8
The tops yesterday Eelr ~ S5&- the
weight -. ard the receipts L5fs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18
THE SALESWOMAN
Why It Is Sometimes Hard for Her
To be Pleasant.
Clerk in Minneapolis Dry Goods Store Tells How She Be-
came Able to Perform Her Duties Easily.
-, q - -.

Have vou ever stopped 70 think thst
The position Of 3 saleswouan n large
drv goods store Is z particularly trying
ones Not 20 speak q the many IN
reasonable demands that are made
mon her BY the public. the physical
requirements are considerable. Work
ing long hours, being compelled 70
stand most Of the time, and beng ex-
pected % look pleasant regardless OF
suffering which she may be enduring,
is It any wonder thar weak, nervOas
women find 1t impossible 20 follow
this occuUationF Everyone VII be Va
tsres.ed in the experience Of Miss Nellie
IL. Tomlinson, Of BIS Mlnnehaha
avenue. Minneapolis. Mimi, who Is q
clerk IN one OF the large dry goods
stores Of that city. II recent inter
view Miss Tomlinson said.
s. When / was eight years OF age 1
had the scarlet fever and it left ne
with weak kidneys and q complication
OF diseases. I was nervous, had head
ache all the time and was TOO irritable
70 talk with any one. The leascexcl5e-
menr seemed 70 make my heart fiut-
Ter and q fainting spen would follow.
NV blood seemed 10 have turned 90
water and ] had no color whatever III
nv face. ] was mere Skeleton ana
had to lie down several times aunng
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Nay 1.-THE fever and ner-
vousness were practically all gone out of
TIE stock market today. There were pos
Tive demonstration Of strength which
vas somewhat intermittent and spotty 10
the early dealings but which grew and
brUadened with the progress Of the day
and closed with q buoyauL outbursr which
recalled the days Of the early period OF
he late boom The strength in The mar
Eet was principally based on general
conditions out there were besides an un-
Usually large number OF stocks influenced
Ay LnolFldlaI cuses Ihe aggregation
or ti4cse sllenss Lil-Illls llillences was a
potent factor ll its sympathetic effect
o-. the market Broadly considered the
general feeling that prices we're on a
OFT of them. while lhe business conditions
or the country and the earning power cf
aperties were unlmpaired encouraged
She ouy yllg The evidence that forced
liquidation growing ont of the panic had
been completed was Thought 10 leave the
"ay open Tor renewed advance I1e lu-
were oI s-cn sIron5 r1cuper1ilon tlat
I-o1a 1iltty not tar in the future Il
should not escape notice. however, that
tlr1lEh The same channels az thar which
T-.trz-c The leadership Of the recent bun
s7c--aU1n lnto IT'S last sl1ses ot eN-
etas aese operations were supposed
~ ~ go street 90 be inspired .u the inter-
9st N- t-e sreat corult1a-l1n Qr capital
whose measures of consolidation have
rio-aeea d crop ~ news securities which
remain re 1e successfully marked q iu-
sr ,n- rali-lo -rr Of The expenses
OF those consultations The belief In
tnt -e-l-sI1el . the Northern Pacific
controversy is felt t0 orrer assurance NJ
l--5le eIe-LFe ue lLflllEatinu ot the
hole b, eSt-r1 railroad territory than has
ever otre hnoNl- L1e prominence oL
thf s-9e1s ~ fliifaa1s u t1tt rez-7a was
cue % t-is cllze -nere were very
DEFINITE report afaat that the dividend cn
MISSOURI tc-lc zr the rate or per celr
WAS s1 early rr1ra ahliitT- The move
f1ent - The loc1i fractions vas due 70
the irale ilra-tou or the underground rr1l-
les on iai-teul lines of the Metropolis
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18

the day had one q the best phvsf-
clans IN the city. bat be did net helpme.
Nv parents read about Dr. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People in one Of cur
cirv papers and thought it would hs
wise for me 20 give them a trial be-
gan 10 get better whea 7 had taken the
first box and by the time ] had used
two and half boxes I was cured Be-
fore I took the pills I could do No work
Of any kind, but now can perform
with eGse my duties as clerk II a dry
goods store. / think was never before
50 wei as sm today and 10 Is all iue
% Dr.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People.
II have recommended the pills %
many Of nv friends and they are get-
ting the same good results. ! VIII be
glad 90 have what have said publish
ed II il VIII induce others who are snff-
ering % try Dr. Williams Pink Plls
for Pale People and D. cured a. 1 was. -
Signed. NELLIE n. TOMIINSON.
Subscribed and sworn O. before Us
this 26th dly Of Deccmher. 1900.
X. NJ. THOuPsoN.
lseall Notary Public.
At al druggists or direct from Dr.
Williams Mesiicine Co. Schenectady,
\. y. on receipt of price, 80 cents pr
box; SIX boxes. S2-5O.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18
ghe qa1itha nary eagle: Saturday gorug ay 1s 1eol

lings s4.50G475; native lambs sz.50Q5.65.
western lambs s. 65G5.s5.
Official receipts and shipments for yes
Reesipts-cattle. s,724; hogs. PAID; sheep
shipment-catte. s.m; hogs. 4s2s;
sheep 1883.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, May 17.-Cattle-Receipt
i, 90 including 10 Texans. Beef steers
steady. COWS and heifers str0ngs stockers
and feeders steady: native beef steers
s4-60li5.70; Texas steers S4v}15-l9i Texas
COWS S2.s09425; native COWS and hei1ers
s3-15Q5.6os stcckers and feeders S3-s5.g sses
bulls S3.2504-75; calves Ss.2H6eo-
HOgs-Receipts l6,ey; market strong 70
&c higher bulk OF sales S3-oo17-s7i neaYy
S5-S}e5-s0. packers S5.65Q5-65. mixed s. 3
ass: light S5-S5g5-75; yorkeTs s5-5yg-5sy'
pigs q 59G55
Sheep-Receipts 500; market strong.
Muttons g. -5G4S5, lambs S4-95q5--5: Texas
grass sheep S3.75q4-25. spring lambs SO
Q5-50.
ST. Louis.
St Louis. Nay 17.-Catrie-Receipts 20,
market frru. native steers 5000 5-sl-
stOckers and feeders s. .s004I5- cows and
heifers 2.GeG4e0; Texas and Indian steers
S3.55TI5-00, cows and heifers S2-5514.31.
HOgs-Receipts $3.50. market strong 70
&C higher: pigs and light s3-tyl5..ti pack
ers S5.61I5.75, butchers S5-Si1t3-5l1e
Sheep-Recetpts go Market strong
native muttons s4.z5Q4.75, spring lambs
s. -lff6 -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18
MulPs Pioneer Kidney Cure,
Simple and Harmless, Won
derfullv Curative.

Wen known physicians are now PRE-
scribinEfor Kidney Disease a small choco-
late-coated tablet. called Muns Pioneer
Kidney Cure. because X is not cure
au" II IS recommended only for KID
nev Trouble and the results are wonder
fal
Unheaithy kidneys cause Rheumatis-1a.
Gravel Catarrh o. the Bladder, pair OF
duI ache IL the hack. joints and muscles.
make voslr head and back ache. cause IN
6fzeztic- stomach and liver r-u0oI g.
Makes your complexion sall1W and 5'el-
low Neakels ard uuEts ycU Tor 1ulF.
1fulTs Pioneer Kidney Cure $ especially
e1r-u1.1rt5ed % put YOUR kioreFs IL
healthy condition. BrEnt Lisease ana
Death follow neglect IN treaUrz Kidney
Disease
AiuIs Pioneer EidIev Cure can noa =
obtained from up-tc-6ate druggists II -sc
for trial sizs and si-s Eor large s-za
The illrsr guaranteed By q dollar dratI II
each box. The Lightning Medicine Co,
cf Rock Island III. viii send you rree
Irlai Z yea wish
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18

For health, wealth or pleasure we
surpass all others. Arrangements have
been made whereby We can now sell
tickets through 10 YelIviue, Ark, the cen
Ter Of the richest mineral district Of Ar
kansas and Missouri. Summer rates to Eu-
reAa Springs. the famous health resort,
are or. and tickets limited TO ninety
days can be procured at any time. We
are right In line on cheap rates 10 De-
troit Mich, Louisville. KY, Memphis
Tenn. st. Paul. M.un-, Milwaukee. Wis.
Cincinnati O., San Francisco. Cal, Buf-
(alo. n y, Washington, D. c., and all
other important points.
Ne'wil deem it a pleasure 70 figure
Rith you on any contemplated trip. and
VIII use our best endeavors to render
courteous treatment, assuring you Of a
satisfactory journey.
Don forget the location-Frfsco ticket
ofdce- corner Main street and Douglas av-
snue, Wichita Cal or write for informa-
tlcn.
BRYAN SNYDER, p. =. DUNN.
Gent Pass. Agt Dist Pass. Agt.
- Louis. Mo- Wichita, Ks.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Nay T-.-Cattie-F -Fecssrts 90
Generally 6lli but steady. good T. r-irs
55- Stockers ard feeders 8 ~ COWS
s. GAS, kelfsrs E@44ss- Gamers g. -
rS bulls 3s43- calves f1aGs ~
Texas fed steers Sl4S-sl, Texas bulls
EoEs-Eeoei7ts = 1aos tomorrow 81 1-s.
Zl-zSc higher sales ranged up ~ s
-- Mixed and rrrrha-s s. Ers,1
u ch0lce heavy rrzh tsr--
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18

THIS large four-story building $ ad.
mIrabIy dttsd and furnished Tor the uars
Of the SICK No loathsoms or contagious
diseases admitted, but all other diseases
that are usually treated at hospitals are
successfully treated here. Including
Whisky. Cocaine and Morphine Habits.
absolutely guaranteed. Women. marie :
or single can find a safe retreat here
during confinement and a home in every
ease Found for the child II required. a
home for the poor and rich alike. as al
Operations and medical treatment are
free. and The only charge that Is made IS
The ordinary hospital fee, which is JUST
enough 80 pay the running expenses u
the institution. The best OF references
given when required. Write for circular
GO the Martha washington Home"