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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Patton Case for Argument.

The case Of James D.5&Patton & C..
rs. James d. Brady former Collector OF
Internal Revenue, :ow pending ii the
Supreme Court Of the United States. vii,
be heard on November oo..I Ar. William
l.. Royal and Senator John w. Daniel
are counsel foc. tho. company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
SOUTHERN SURGICAL SOCIETY.
Annual Meeting 10 Be Held in Lee Camp Hall
Next Week.

The annual meeting of the Southern
Surgical Society will be held at Lee Camp
Hall, beginning next Tuesday at noon. -
There will be Il large attendance OF pny-
sicianS and. surgeons from various sec
lions Of the South. and the Committee on
ARRANGEMENTS, of which DR.. George Ben
Johnston is chairman. arc completing
their programme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
TO HAVE BUSY MONTH.
Street Committee Will Have All III, Work 1t
Can Do.

Can Do.
The Street Committee has before it now
two important street railway matters :
The Traction Company wants a new
route to lakewood, and the gentlemen who
applied to the Council Monday night for
a. 'crosstown" franchise, appear to mean
business.
There will. lin the nature Of things, be
some opposition to both lines. As far as
could be ascertaineda yesterday, there will
be no serious objection to. the
fractions application. but the Third
Street people will vigorously oppose a
railway in that thoroaghfare- They have
already begun to organize to oppose the
granting Of the franchise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
NEWS. FROM BARTON HEIGHTS.

Personal and Other Items From Across the
Yialuc..
There will be n reception given on Fri
day night by the Ladies AID Society or
the Barton Heights Baptist Church at
the church. In honor of their new ras-
tor. Rev. w T. Hundley. from 70 Ii
P. M.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Extension of Limits.

The Committee on the Extension or
the City Limits will meet at the City Hail
at 6 o'clock this evening to- map ont
plans for its work 1t Will then I've de-,
cided how the $500 voted BY the Council
Sfra be SYent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
False Aiar.,m:..

An5aiarnl turned in from box at I'D
o'clock Hesterda fffs'Sr,ling s. " caused
BY adjective iluesn til G. elhtecht;S
restaurant. No. 1914 East Main Stree.
There was mo damage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Or. Evans at So!diers,llor,c.

Rev. w. T.. Evans, Monumental
Episcopal Church. will preach IN the Sol
dsers' Home Chapel Thursday evening
Che 1th), at eight O'Clock. AL are4cor-t
daily invited to attend. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
- CANDY cAIs1ARnc q
eSUoeQ)lR
1oc. ~&Esf2SI 319,HE7wRsv Al
sse. zoe. Drnesista.
Genuine stamped CT c. Never sold in bulk
Beware Of the dealer who tries to: sell
'.sonethins Just as good.
through. the election OF. officers and COM
mittees took place, which resulted as fol-

mittees took place, which resulted as fol-
lows:
President, James NJ. Powers; vice-Pres-
idcnt, A. v. Shea: Recording Secretary.
". S. Lynch: Financial Secretary. j. u.
Epps, Jr.; Treasurer, a. j. Rooney; Lii
brarian. John w. Nol1cly.
Literary Committee-Rev. Joseph MaGri,
Dr.JVm. "A. MCGOWAN and j ohm j. Blake.
Library Committee-Rev.,s Thomas Z.
Waters John ". Nokely AND JOHN r.
Higgins.
Room COMMUNICATIONS A. Haley, Chas.
P. Epps and James E.. Phillips. Jr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
EIks, Meeting

At the regular meeting OF the Richmond
Lodge OF IIiks at the Hcme tonight Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
YOU ARE WARNED

many sn-cai!ed .Srrups OF White Pine,
# you have a cough cold. Crnupe. Bron.
chit:s.c.'s amy throat o.: lung trouble, take
DR.. EDavid'5 Cough Syrup of Pure Pine
1ar, HoreLound. Wild Cherry. etc Price
e5c. for aalarsea bottle cverywnere.
sONVEsSSs d sil.NOE DRUG CO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
Officers Of the McGill Union.

The annual meeting of the MeGil
Catholic Union was held Monday night.
After the regular business WAS gone
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06

season. and the bringing OF such great
Artistic hmond should :be encour-
aged by large audiences.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06

WI. Douglas S3.so shoes are made OF
the same high grade feathers used in IS
and So shoes and are Just as good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06

Sold by IS Douglas shoe stores in
American cities selling direct from factory
to iwearer at one profit; also By the best
shoe;dcalers everywhere.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-06

Schroeder & Ems. Of Buhler. were ship
pers of a car load Of heavy hogs which
sold at q strong bulk price.
George r. Smith, Of Pratt had IN a car
load Of light hogs. which brought a good
bulk price for their class
House & Woulff. of Newton, were ship
pers Of a car Of medium lights, which sold
at good bulk figure.
J. E. Stevens, Of Douglass, was on the
market with a car load of light weight
hogs, which sold at bulk prices.
Logan & Co., Of Sterling, had IN a car
Of mean light mixed hogs, which sold for
all they could command.
Smith & Bucklin, OF Cairo, had in a car
Of mixed hogs and cattle, both selling out
at good market prices.
II. F. Williamson. Of att. car Of cat
tie; Adam Humbauer, Mulvane, car Ct
hogs; Wright Bros, Of Coldwater. and J.
= GreenWade, Of Hunnewell, were ship
pers Of stock on the market.
>. l. BicMullen, Of Manchester, o. T.,
was late arrival with two cars Of hogs
which sold at a strong price for the
quality.
The roads bringing in the hogs yester-
day were Santa Fe, II; Missouri Pacific.
s; Rock Island, 5, and Frisco. /
The tops yesterday were s.. 20; the bulk.
So-50e5.65; the average weight, 225; the
receipts, ], 75S.
The tops yesterday were extra fancy
hogs Of heavy weights and no dock on
them, and they sold at a side private
sale. The local strength was well dis
loss, never 50 much as the other hog
markets, was all regained and the close
the best time Of the days trading, being
active and strong
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-06
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
AIMEE AT THE roLER.

AIMEE AT THE TOLER.
About 6l0 persons witnessed the efec-
tricaI fire dances last night at the Toler.
and showed their appreciation OF Ainee's
wonderful dances by their continued ap-
plause. Prof Lantz' trained dogs were
a very pleasing feature OF the evenings
Entertainment.
BY special request Aimee VIII appear
again at the Toier tonight. az which time
she VIII appear IN another new dance
s.-rhe Bowery Dance" Prof. Lantz' train
ed dogs VII co their turn also. making
q pleasant evenings entertainment Ad-
mission 10 cents TO all parts of the house.
The T0ier Auditorium viii De opened
next Monday evening. June ID. BY loves
Madison Square Theatre company. which
has been specially engaged for the sum
mer season. Il is the intention OF the
% asagemeut 70 furnish high class enter
tainment in the shape Of first class dra-
matte productions and refined vaudeville,
at The extremely low price Of 10 cents %
al parts q the house. and with the sup
port OF the theatre-going people. a high
grade cf suusp~T amusement for Wichita
is assured. The PLAYS viii be changed
twice weekly. q new play and specialties
going on the boards each Monday and
Thursday evening. The opening play is
gve-act comedy drama entitled a
Southern Rosss Admission 10 cents 70
all parts q the house. Seats may be re
served at the Hooking Moore drug store.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-06
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The German Lutheran church society
VIII meet at the home OF Fred Bissantz
this afternoon. Business Of Importance
There viii be a meeting OF Wichita
Aerie. No. 10, +. O E. at Red Mems
hall III North Market. this evening at
s o'clock.
Quen City lodge. Degree Of Honor, win
meet in regular session this evening.
Members please be prompt. as this Is
election Of officers.
All OF fhe members Of the alumni Of
Lewis academy. are requested to be pres
ent at a meeting IN the academy At Z
@ clock this afternoon.
The Cooking club viii meet today with
Mrs. Newton Garst North Market street.
Members please come prepared 70 settle
an Indebtedness and elect oGicers for the
coming year. Important
Dr. T. II. Hodgson VIII mako IN address
this afternoon at the west side Mothers
League luncheon At the home Of 2Irs.
Stippich. No. 40 Campbell avenue. The
entertainment win be from 70 o'clock
All are cordially invited.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of St Johns
Episcopal church VIII meet Friday after
noon at 8 O'Clock. with Mrs. J. .. Ritchie
al 81 North Topeka 4 paper on '7Fhas
the Episcopal Church IS Doing for the
Colored People VII be read by 1Ir
Ritchie; sIso q selection from Booker T.
Ivashlngtons autobiography By Mrs
Carter. WIZ the ladies' Who have mite
boxes please bring thcu7
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-06
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

James Vowel Of Anthony, was q ship
per of two cars of extra choice hogs,
both loads Of heavy weights and selling
al an outside sale. both without doCkage
a the tops or the day.
j. p. Ben. of Coldwater. was q shipper
az very iue medium weight hogs which
sold straight at the top Of The bulk range
% r. Deweu. OF Pond Creek. had in g
Ger OF good hogs of medium weights.
wmch sold 1T o strong upper aulk range
price.
Charlie Hanna. one Of the weu-known
Oklahoma shippers, had in car load Of
mediums which brought sood bulk
ranee price.
John RalIne. of ucnnessev. was in
person at The yards with car Of heavy
hogs of very FAIR quality, and they sold
al strong bulk price.
A1r p. Fay. az BaznesvtIc. was I'm with
tvC cars of heavy hogs of good grade and
almost equal weights. snd they both sold
strong at upper bulk range hsures.
s t. Braoy Of Iowaville was early in
With csr ~ mediums which brought
eoo5 bulk price.
Alcrzo omstatt Of Yoder. was in per
son with ear load OF mediums. which
sold straisht at a good bunk hsure.
Martin .e Wilson. 81 Enid. were ship
rers of sood hogs of MEDIUM lisht weight,
and they sold Wen f1r their class on the
close.
NF. J. Norris of oxford. was IN with
car Of medium lights which brought a
good bulk fg1re.
II. W. Renean. of walata. sold out a
ear Of lights at q good price for their
class.
@. 3. kidney, of Eennessev. was in
with car Of Common boss. which
brought q good price Tor their grade.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-06
EVERYBODY is WORKING.
Instead Of Men Hunting Work, EN-
ployers Seek Men.

instead OF wen running WORK. Enl-
ployers Seek Men.
From the first time since the new street
car company threw the first shovel fun
of dirt in this city it is now unable to
get all the men it wants 10 work. The
company used to keep up sign in the
Office. NO Den Wanted Today" in order
TO keep people hunting work from both
erlng the clerks in the Office, but for
nearly a week past the company has had
sign on the outside. Men Wanted"
W. r. Morrison, foreman Of the con
struction force said yesterday that he
wanted thirty men and that he had the
SIGN out for nearly a week and it had
brought just one man He said they were
going TO resurface all the track but of
course it would not be a very Ions job.
He said the Fairmount line was finished
last night and the force would be on
Douglas avenue today. II is the intention
Of the company TO put ali the lines in ex-
ceIent shape and they win remain in that
condition until next winter. unless there
should be unusual heavy rains during the
summer
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-06
HI)G' SLOGBL STRENGTH
Opened 8 Lower but Closed
Strong and Active.
TOPS STILL AT $3.50
Receipts 1,758--CattIe Lower
on StOckerS.
TOPS STILL AT s5. 70

There was a general shrinkage IN
prices at ali the western hog markets
yesterday and the range was from easier
to a fat cents lower and to lOc lower.
The Wichita market opened cents lower
on demoraEzing reports from other mar
kets, but before the finish it had regained
all the loss from the early weakness and
closed active and strong at Tuesdays
prices Shortly after the opening there
eame repeated reports from Kansas City
Of s to IOc lower quotations, with a run
Of 22ooo hogs, which produced q glut Of
hogs. and the packers were not bidding
actively for the porkers received. This
naturally produced a cold water effect on
this market, with the result that the QUO
tations went of, not so much as Kansas
city. but only about . cents lower. The
demand was good all day for heavy hogs
and these and all grades and classes were
taken by the buyers, with the close find
Ing about all the days deliveries taken
and the pens practically empty. The
choice hogs went at about steady prices.
with mixed hogs z5a TO cents lower. The
quality was In the main very good, with
some Of the best hogs IN that this week
so Tar has shown. There were few
lights and some mean hogs in with cars
that the bulk showed up very well; but
Dn the whole the average quality through
out the day was very satisfactory. the
most so in several days past. Twenty
cars Of porkers went over the scales, and
the close was active and strong, with the
early losses regained. This was very
creditable 10 the local market and com
paratively no other market showed up
The real latent strength that tins one did
Even in view Of decidedly ADVERSE reports
from other markets this one never lost so
much as the rest. 8 cents lower being the
extent OF the decline, while TO 10 cents
lower ruled at Kausas city.
LlLl - VI !. -------L- :. NJ
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-06
Days GRAIN MARKET.
Oats Closed Lower but Corn.
Shade Up.
WHEAT MARKET WEAKER
Caused by Rainfall in Spring
Wheat Country.

Chicago. June 5.-A copious rainfall
caused weak market today and July
wheat closed Islc under yesterday; July
corn closed a shade UP. and July oats
1sGAc lower. Provisions at the close
were shade to " cents higher.
A soaking rainfall in the spring wheat
country where it was most needed, was
the dominant influence in the wheat trade
throughout the session, although other
items were at hand, at times contrib
uting to the weakness, while others
caused temporary checks to the decline.
The fact that a leading commission house
is believed TO be manipulating the July
delivery was apparently overlooked BY
the crowd. At no time did the support
have the appearance OF any strength II
came almost entirely from nervous shorts
who were quick to secure the profits
which the recent slump has brought
them July opened 5zGsac lower, at 76d
76Ae, and sold quickly to 75lzc. A predic-
tion Of frost in the northwest and more
fly damage reports from Kansas caused a
rally to 76c, but decline to SIC follow
ed in short order. Later July, helped by
reports from a better cash demand and
q momentary cessation Of selling reacted
TO 75s4 4755sc. As the session neared the
end the anxiety to unload or TO take the
popular short selling side increased be-
cause of light export clearances. and July
dropped to H5sc. Here the market stead
led, as hteselling ceased, but the close
was weak, July SIC lower, az &c Sep
tember was supported chiefly by shorts
who dreaded the effect Of a frost, and
this delivery closed at 713zc. only a shade
under yesterday. Local receipts were 6
care, one Of contract grade. Minneapolis
and Duluth shipped 40 cars, against 149
last week and S31 a year ago. Seaboard
clearances in wheat and -four were equal
TO 274,000 bushels, while primary receipts
were $4,000 bushels, compared with 451,
900 bushels last year. The corn trade was
rather duh. The opening was easy on the
rains and in sympathy with wheat. The
prediction of frost, however, caused buy
ing which Steadied prices, although the
frost is only a possibility. July sold be-
tween Az and 445sc and closed shade up
at 14ssc. Receipts were 3A cars, IL Of
contract grade, and country offerings
were light
Oats were ia plentiful supply because
of the rains, many Of the selling orders
coming from country points. Support by
local trader, however, checked the de-
cline, although feeling generally was
bearish. July sold between 2S14 and 271z
Q275sc, and closed 1bQNc lower, at ga
2Ssc. Receipts were Us cars.
Provisions were quiet. but prices held
steady on a demand for lard thought 10
be for investment. 1t was sufficient 10
cause covering of the rest Of the list.
Fluctuations were narrow. July pork
closed a shade higher at $1452lzG14. 50;
July lard TIC up, at sS.25. and July ribs
a shade improved, at $7S5.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
IS cars; corn, AS cars; oats. 10 cars; hogs,
q, 900 head.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


GniCd9Os
Chicago, June 5.-Cattls-Receipt 90
900, including 400 Texans; steers strong
and active; 81 car loads at $500 and over
Butchers stock, choice steady, others
weak; Texans strong, top S5.15: good to
prime steers, S5.69d6.15; poor to medium,
$50Q5.50; stOckers and feeders weak, ex-
cept for fancy, s3.0oQ4. 75; cows. s2. 75Q4S 50;
heifers, $2.S505.10; Gamers weak, s.. .000
2.70; bulls dull, 50. .85Q4. 90: calves. slow,
A.50G6.00; Texas fed steers, S4.50d5. 40;
Texas bulls, 81. .75G3.S5.
Hogs-Receipts, today, &c, 900; tomorrow,
25,000; left over, estimated. 4000 market
easier; top, S5.9715; mixed and butchers,
s5-7G05.s25a; good to choice heavy, So. 759
5.9F2 rough heavy, s.. 5.60G5.7O light, s.. 65
Q5-6H2; bulk of sales, S5.S0Q5.90.
Sheep-Receipts, q, ,000s sheep and lambs
weak; good to choice wethers. 81. 00d4. 40;
fair to choice mixed, IS. 6504. 20; western
sheep, $4-10d4.40; yearlings, 1884. 60; ma
tive lambs, $4.o0q6-25; western lambs. 81. 80
Q5.S5.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, June 6.-Cattle-Receipt
1000: including 100 Texans; market
steady to strong; native steers, s.. .c9D
$50; Texas steers, $4.50d5.40; Texas
grasers, s. .00I4. 50: Texas cows. s.. .S064. 80:
native COWS and heifers. s.. .2505. %; stock
ers and feeders s.. 65Q4.90; bulls, 3.er1D
4.95; calves. -. .00d6.00.
Hogs-Receipts, 22. 600; market steady 70
sc lower; bulk Of sales, s5.0565. so; hearv,
s. .S0a5.e0 packers, s.. .70d5.60; mixed, .65
as 80; packers. s5.7005. 50; mixed, 50 .6sF5
so; lights. S. 5.50q5.70; yorkers. s.. .50a5 So;
pigs, sf5065 80.
Sheep-Receipts, $500; market steady;
muttons. SS.7504S5; lambs. s4.75a5.5
grass Texans, $l.0004 Is; lambs, 5.U005.7 20
ST. Louis.
st. Louis, June -Cattle-Receipts, $500:
market steady to arm; native steers. s. 58
10 90; stOckers and feeders, s.. .S0d4. .S5:
cows and heifers, S2.0oQ5.2o; Texas and
Indian steers, $3-60Q5.25; cows and heifers
So .5504.10.
Hogs Receipts. 1900; market steady;
PIGS and lights. s.. .6505. so; packers, $. .7O1
5.S5; butchers. s. $4,000.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; market weak: na-
tive muttons. $4.00q4.50; lambs. S4.650
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-06
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-06
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National Leaaue stanalnn.

CINCINNATI. 1; BROOKLYN, I.
Cincinnati. June 5.-AmCs RuEie gave
evidence OF having recovered his old form
IN the game against Brooklyn today.
Though he had 70 pitch a wet ball, ln q
dr5zzling rain. lac allowed the visitors
bat a single rlh. The game was called
on account OF darkness, With the score
a tie. Attendance. 2.10Q. Score: RI j.
Cincinnati ............-o0 o0010 000~-1 2
Brooklyn ......-..--...o o o o o e-1 O
Batteries-Rusie and Peitscmbfgwkqyp
Batterles-Rusie. Paits and Bergen; hit-
son and MCGUIRE.
PTTTSBURG. 3: PHILADELPHIA. .
Pittsburg. June 5.--Fshil adel Dhia's errors
were costly and PistsburEs hits were
timely. Attendance. 2S5J. Score: r II r
Pittsburg ..........1201o 1905 2
Philadelphia .-......0 0 10 0o0 o00l-2 7 5
Batteries-Ieeyer and O'connors orth
and Douglass.
ST. LOUIS. 4. NEW YORK. 2
St Louis. June 5.-ChrIzty MattheWFon
pitched another great game for New
York, but Ss. Louis played very agEres-
sively. Harper was Etendy throughout,
and most Of New FORKS hlts were Of the
scratch order. Attsuaances 5.oe0. score.
RH L
st. Louis .-.--.......oo 0z300=4 +
New York ..........O00 0o-5 /
Batteries-Harper and Nichols: Mat
thewsou, Bowerman and Smith.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-06
- wILL * VoTERs.
Walter Reyhurn Says the FiIipinos
Are All RIGHT

waiter y. Reyburu. son oi n G. Rsy-
burn IS in the city. Hs VIII locate here
He has Just returned from the Philippines
where be served as corporal II company
G 18Th infantry. Young Nr. Rsyburn
returned 20 ths Unred States tvo weeks
ago. IN speaking yesterday - the vyii-
pines he sad taat they are better peo-
rle than they are commonly reported 20
le- They are active and intelligent
h said They learn spesailT- knoT
fifteen OF twenty elderly E'-iQ.Ios uh1
read everything Il regard @ Aueriea
they. can. get hoid u and they are Task
becoming Informed IN regard g. or scru
a. government. an2 arrivins at 20 aprrs-
cisrlan ~ fes principles stcd say
thzt zn t7Teaty yel.rs a1a afte- sle1zle1
zaG contact with Americans the f.ilrsae
wll make a citizen en1ill4a to e Ecte ~
eause ha Wla he eapsaie - gs-s L ssli-
ciously and fer the oest interests * LIE
counlry.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-06
Claims To Do One Thing.

Cures Kidney and Bladder Disease Be
cause it is known not TO fau physicians
are prescribing Muu's Pioneer Kidney
Cure with excellent results IL is a small
chocolate-coated tablet. and can now be
had OF dragsists at sc and Sl.oo the box
the dollar size contains q 500 dralt as a
guarantee OF good results
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-06
THE WEATHER.
Wichita, June 8.

Wichita, June 8.
During the past q hours the tempera-
ture has been from IS to 90 degrees. a
range Of p degrees, and the mean 70 de-
grees. which is 10 degrees warmer than
the normal. with clear weather, south
wind untn about I .. m, when 1t shifted
&c north with rising barometer.
There has not been a drop Of rain for
two weeks and only about one and half
inches in the past six weeks.
FRED i. JOHNSON, Observer.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-06
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York June 5.-Prices made cor
American indigo blue mourning prints
&c: shirti1es. &C. Market shows 20
change IN character of general demand
for cotton goods hero. Print cloths quiet.
Mems wear wooieus ard wcrstels ln bet-
ter request and slight Improvement re-
ported On call Tor dress goods
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-06

9. u Stewart zsd family deslrs = ez-
press through tbs colursns cf tae EsEls
thslr thszks q tse Essay f-te14s We -
kindly aszista1 tasrn f. many ways d1r-
ing rhefr recent hours = Es1us% zzd ~
nicuon following TIE accident ard ee4th
of Alrs- El.z EtsEarL
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-06
CaffIa

The trading In the cattle division was
active. while the offerings lasted but the
Supply was light, with the demand good.
StoCl5ers were lower. with the rest of the
mixed offerings going at shout steady.
O. q. Handy Of Norwich, and Smith &
Backliu, OF Cairo. sold ont their holdings
of cattle. which had come ia in cars of
mixed hogs and cattle
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-06

we wish - erprsss or hezrrseis ths-zs
% friends wh7 so kin1lT assisted us 81
eu- ssd bereavement - The dsszh ~ c1T
san ans brofher chzr-fs H. Helms.
ERS zICLI-Ts. 4TFslDE,
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