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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-29
The C~Ostliest Painting.

= The Duke Of Marlborough is believed
to be the 'possessor Of the costliest
painting In the world, which was at
one time the property of the first Duke
of Marlborough. The picture is known
as the "Blenheim Madonna" painted
by Rarhael in 1907 and now valued al
no less than 10000. 1t is eight feet
high and represents the Madonna and
Child seated on q throne, with a figure
Of st. John the Baptist on the left and
that of st. Nicholas Of Bari on the
right. Its almost fabulous value is
due to the fact that it Is n Of the
best preserved of the artists works In
existence.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-29

Miss Lizzie Bass, eighteen years old,
was arrested in Mount Vernon. N. T.,
for horse stealing. A. few days before
she hired O horse from n llveryman,
promising to return in two hours. The
horse and wagon were found In New
York city. Miss Bass said she did not
intend to steal them. 1t was all a joke.
She Va bed eoy trieL W&1g&N&E
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-29
J. L. DIX,
FOR SALE.

A very nice house Of seven rooms on
Orange St.. Furnace, hot water con-
nectlons, bath, spring water and &C.
mented cellar. Large lot OF land:
This house is finished in hard WOOD
both upstairs and down and is 10
good repair. We can sell this place,
q s. owner has moved from the city, for
$3.50, including range and curtains
Two.story house, six rooms, new
this sumrer. Piazza on two sides.
Spring water. Lot 81 by l32 1eee'
Price, small payment down, $500:
Discount for cash. WIN rent for s15
per month. ~
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-29
Reliable and n

"a pills a pill,'' says the saw But
there are pills and pills. You want pill
which is certain, thorough and gentle.
Mustn't grippe. DeWitt's little Early Risers
All the bill. Purely vegetable. Do not
force. but assist the bowels to act:
Strengthen and invigorate. Small and
Wilcox 4 Gillette. Moretown; W E.
Poole, East Barre; Rickert d Wells.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-29

Your advertisement In the TELE-
GRAM is read by about 1900 sub
scribers every day. Add to this tho
members Of their families and you see
you are placing your business before
10000 people in this vicinity every
day.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-29

Cottage of six ROOMS, nearly new,
lot GO by 1872 feet. Good location.
Price, $500.
Cottage and barn. Will rent for
$40 uer month. Only $3.50. This
place will net IA per cent on price.
Two cottages Of seven rooms each,
with laundry, bath, hot water, fur
race and electric Lights. About three
minutes walk from the business part
Of the city. These cottages are not
quite completed. Will finish to suit
purchaser. Price for choice, $1,000
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12

win make them more 20 feed than TO sell
the wheat at present prices
Fred Dold has returned from Buffalo,
his old home. and says he had q fine time
visiting the Pan-American exposition He
was entertaining some OF his friends yes
terday telling what he saw. Mr.. Dold
thinks the electrical exhibition there is
the greatest thing Of the kind in the
world The immense power OF Niagara
Falls is utilized 10 run the cynamos TO
produce z half million incandescent
lights.
The Beaureau OF Animal Industry en-
plCyed six men az the Wichita packing
houses 70 look after the hogs now being
killed and PACKED Since the houses here
have increased their killing capacity the
gsvernment force OF inspectors had 70
be increased
Special dispatches from Topeka an
nOunce that the big DoId plant in this
city has been incorporated and the capi-
tai placed at ore million dollars. This
means that the big Wichita house IS 60
ing TO do business Il viii soon be one OF
the biggest packing houses II the world
The boys in the north end OF the city
battle in the creek opposite the pack
ing houses, and for the past two or three
days they have been catching some big
fish with their hands. Charles Darri-
grand. superintendent Of the Dold house
thinks that the extreme heat OF the past
week has made the fish clumsy, and this
enables the boys 70 pick them up
Following are some OF the shippers who
had stock at the yards yesterday. Scott
& Hun5auer, Aulvane; Henry Stein
krchner, Newton; D 7. DeweIL Pond
Greek; Steiner & Blair, Lyons; John
williams, Bentley; Robinson Brothers,
Towanda; J.. T. WoicOtt, Hutchinson;
PhiIo Hunter. EIbing; T. 3. Staley, Rose
Hln. s. Il. Elliott. Winfield; AshviIle &
Tullfs Chikaskia; Rebstack & Strader,
Putnam; D. II Hutchinson, Haverhlll;
J. r. WIInet & Son, WImet, o. z; c. 9.
Carson, Mount Hope; Townsend & La
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12

sHlPPERs - NoTEs.

The principal subject IT the Union stock
Yards Yesterday was about feeding wheat
d. hoes. some Of the farmers who figure
closely say that the former Who sells ms
ffg,r hces before tley are more than half
a. tlred and shen sells his wheat for
about 70 cents q oushei- is simply show
Ing his lack OF Judgment. Henry
schveeit-r was NJ the yards, and he sid
he intended 70 buy about 1900 bushels
Of wheat with which 70 feed his hoGs. he
Is one OF the best feeders In the county.
and he dEu-es closely and consequently
he VIII rot turn OF piss because the
-oru crop promises 10 lee hgnt- W ~
Sto-er. Of VIOLA. another farmer az the
wards vester5av. VIII feed wheat 70 his
hoEs. Ee SAYS 5ushei Of wheat with
tha roughuezs that the hogs WIZ set on
.1e farm v-l make more money ta4n ne
can sell the Rhez Tor. Some Of the OKLA
bona shippers say tha- formers in THAI
tion are Eoing &c iced their wheat 70
aozs just for che simple reason thai it
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
HOGS HVE HIGHER
Quality Not Good but Better
Than Previous Day.
FOUR PACKERS COMPETE
Farmers viii Feed Wheat TO
Their Light Hogs,

The hog market reacted yesterday, and
the loss OF the day before was recovered
Some OF the buyers claimed that their
string OF hogs cost II cents higher yes
terday, but taking quality into considera-
ton a good nickel would about cover the
advanoe. The same complaint Of too
many light hogs was heard again yes
terday. The quotations Of weights do not
always give . fair representation OF the
hogs sold because some Of the best av-
cage weights may have hogs running
GOV from 40 70 50 pounds DoId. Gu
cang, armour ana California were all on
Tns market yesterday. some OF the car
loads looked Ike the farmer had taken his
me, big brood sovs from the iot and
lhen turned IN the feeding hogs and the
stock hogs from the alfalfa deld and
called them marketable hogs. II makes
The packers sick to see such hogs coming
% market, because they know that i
means shortage o. mature hogs in the
iltIre- The belief IS ofCeu expressed that
tle farmers are making q mistake II
sellng these light hogs. and that they viii
regrer Z before another year. This mar
ke- has settled down TO @ legitimate basis
and there are plenty Of buyers 10 take ali
tne hogs. The receipts yesterday were
l.-5S against $50 on Wednesday. but the
hogs were all taken on both days. Some
people NAY think that because there are
buyers here from other markets that
there is shipping profit between
" ichita and these other markets, but that
IS e mistake These hogs FOR outside
packers are sent direct 10 their houses
and the prices they pay do not leave
q margin Tor profit for shippers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Chicago.


Chicago. July L-Receipts, 800 irclud-
sng SO Texans; steers generally slow;
butchers stock steady for choice; 9TH
ers slow; good 10 prime steers, 5.10q6- 20;
POOR to medium, 8. 50I5. 90; stockers and
feeders, slow, g. 2514. 70; cows s.. 45G4-50;
heIfers, s2.50G4s0; Gamers, % o9a2- 90;
bulls, slow, $. 1904 20; calves, choice
strong; others steady, S4-0cd6.s5; Texas
steers. 8. 25T5. %; Texas bulls, s.. 507lS 40.
Hog-Receipts. today. 1900: tomorrow,
15060; left over, 1850; active, 70 1oc
higher, closing strong; TOP $3.50 Mixed
and butchers, s3-s5g6.25; good 70 choice
heavy. 81. 00f76. 30; rough heavy, g s5l10 % ,
light 8 S0d6.I Is: bulk Of sales, IS. eo9s. %.
Receipts. Il. Coo; 1oc higher; lambs
15125c higher; Colorado spring lambs up
% s5.35; spring lambs up 10 $500; good 70
choice wethers, 50. 6914. 20; fair 20 choice
mixed. Ss 25G4-0o western sheep, 8 e09
40. vearlfnEs, s45sG4. 60; native lambs,
s. 5G6. %; western lambs, $3-50Q5-So.
Kansas City
Kansas City, No. July u--Cattle-Re-
csipts, L 200; good, steady common
grades 1oc lower; native steers, s4-509
Sd: Texans and Indians, 50. T5f4-2 %;
Texas grass steers, So. 0505. 70; naive cows
and hsifers, s.. S064 50; stockers and feed
ers, 50. 4eG4. 40; tIlls, S2-50d4-B; calves,
S. $3.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market cents
higher; top. 81. 05: bulk Of sales, s5-S5G5 .s5;
heavy, s. 9576-05 packers, s. .S075 50; mix
ed. 5.s0G5 90; light, $. IS 1913; pigs, g. 40
Q5.65.
Sheep-Receipts 400; market firm; NUT
tons, 50. 75G74. 80: lambs, s.. 5oG5. 10; Texas
grass sheep, 81 25q3-sO.
ST. Louis.
St Louis. July u.-Cattle-Recsspts g.
0O0. natives steady: Texans 10c lower:
native steers, 3 e0T5. so; stockers and
feeders. g. 75d4 3; cows and heifers, 81. 90
G45: Texas and Indian steers, $500
4 g: COWS and heifers, 3. 4o6S.s5.
Hog=Receipts, $500; market ID cents
higher: pigs and lights, S5-s5Q5. %; pack
ers s.. S5l7s- @; butchers, s. s5Qs-3o.
Sheep-Receipts. 1,500; market strong;
native muttons, Sc. $4,000; lambs, s4-1e9
5.35.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12

For health wealth or pleasure We
surpaSs al others. Arrangements have
been made whereby we can now sell
tickets through 70 Eeliviue. Ark. the cen
ter OF the richest mineral district os Ar
kansas and Missouri Summer rates 10 Eu-
reka Springs. the famous health resort
are or. and tickets limited 20 ninety
days can be procured az sny time. re
are risht IN line on cheap rates 70 De-
troit. Mich. Louisville. Ky. Memphis
Tenn. s. Paul. Nina. Milwaukee. Wis.
Cincinnati. O.. san Francisco. Cal. Buff
faio. y. r. washington. D c. and al
other important points
We VII deem u a pleasure 70 dgurs
with you on any contemplated Trip. and
VIII use our best endeavors 20 render
courteous treatment, assuring you OF =
satisfactory Journey.
Don't forget the locatioa-F-Ttsce ticket
Office. corner Main street and Douglas sv-
enue. Wichita Cal or write for inEorma-
ten
BRYAN SNYDER. B. p DUNN.
GerI Pass. AgL Dist Pass Ayt
ST. Louis 10. Wichita. Ks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
DAYS GRAIN MARKET.
Coarse Grades are Active and
Higher.
WHEAT MARKET FIRM
Provisions Dull and Closed
Unchanged to Higher

Chicago July 1.-THE coarse grades
were again active and higher today. Sep
tember corn closing IS g1ac higher. and
oats &c higher. Wheat was firm in sym
PATTY with corn and oats, and September
closed sc higher, while provisions were
duh and closed unchanged 70 SC higher.
Wheat exhibited mora activity than OF
late, and the opening was steady and
slightly higher, mostly In sympathv with
the strength in corn AID oats. aIothouch
cables were somewhat Of a factor The
feature 70 the trade was the covering by
shorts There was also a good foreign
demand. September opened &c lower 70
&c higher, 5z5s055c. Firuness pervaded
during the first half OF the session. and
there was uadvance 10 CSC but TO-
ward the close the market weakened and
the close was al 65asc, & gain OF sc. Sea
board reported Il boat loads taken for
export and clearances Of wheat and -four
were equal TO 50. 900 bushels. Primary re-
ceipts were 655. 90 bushels. against So
600 bushels last year. Northwest receipts
were Sol cars, compared with is cars z
year ago. Local receipts were rs cars,
? Of contract grade.
Corn opened active and higher, with q
big early demand for country account,
tinued reports OF damage by heat The
government crop report was considered a
bull factor, although it did not contain
statistics for the past ten days, during
which time IL IS conceded the most dam
age has been done 70 the growing grain.
Later IN the day heavy liquidation caused
a slightly weaker feeling, and traders be
came wary not knowing whether 70 take
on more holdings or let 60 OF what they
had. September opened = to &c higher.
at 511s9750z4c, and advanced 10 511ac. clos
ing with a gain Of 1SsG1ztc, at 51ssd51lzc
Local receipts were 242 cars, with z OF
contract grade
Oats were again second only TO corn in
strength and volume Of trading. Today's
business even surpassed that Of yesterday
with an enormous commission house trade
during the day. The country was again
active on the buying side. and there were
some replacing of lines BY local longs
September closed at 31&c, with gain OF
&c, after ranging between 51d32asc- LO-
cal receipts were 2 cars.
Provisions opened with a rush, but, as II
proved. al the highest point OF the day
The feature TO the trade was the scarcity
of offerings. Strength IN corn was a bull
factor. September pork closed 90 higher
at S1445, after selling between Sl4-S3l-lg
"A 20 and s14.65. Lard ranged between
IS 67ia and S IS, closing unchanged. while
ribs were 2tzG5o higher at the close, after
selling between $. 025a and $. 10qS -127z.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat. rs cars; corn. 1s5 cars; oats, 10
cars; hogs, 1900 head
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12

Ests Iargs soEr-Story Sailing = alt-
nn.rz1ly asgea AID furnished faE tae "a
Of tns sscS- Nc losths9Es CT coalax.aas
disease admitted. buf a. othsr diseases
thas are usually treated az hospitals are
scccesstally srea-s1 here .acla9ing
Whlskv. Cocaine and Morphins Ezbsts.
sbsolurs,y guaranteed Wo11sn. nar-iss
CT single. can n1d a sEta retreat Ers
euriug confinement. ard home Ia ever
sase found FOR t1s chil1 q required a
houe Tor tAa poor ard rlca Glse, az "a
ccs-atf1ns and medical treztrsnt ara
tee. and the ouiv ehargs trat Is maEs II
tna ordinary hospital Zee. walcz IS gusA
enough 10 pay ire running expenses *
fhe institution. Iae bess of -sferences
x.ven whsa required vrlta s,r cizcula-
e. ths "aIa-th. vr7sAirrtan HcnN.-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
Farmer cs--its sf.ody uu-es-.

Rochsstsr, y. 2. Jziy Ia farmer ~
name e NcGTzta. nsing rear Broozpo-t
this comfy. kuea rs wife LAST a.rAt
Ard thea committed sziei1e- TEesr bos-
i=s were fszad X = se'd tossT. re w.
uz1 I'D q terrible Eaza1 cse- TIE Isst
eye. stlch = sspoaed % have re1Esfss
aer ilceozzrio1A Ee shsz EtaaoeE hsr -
sea-a azs ta-z ct rs oz1 tlrozt rem
ez< - ear. 4 cozuo- tEo-11a1et sack
knife US the zeare1 uaeL -Ae 49,
Grs.hs haTs I've eA1lre-. ~ --1er Is
years = age
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
is ROYAL FUNERAL.
Prince Won HohenIohe Is Buried With
Much Pcmp.

Much Pcmp.
Schillingsfuerst, Bavaria July 1.-THE
funeral services over the remains CT
Prince Won Hohenloe took place here to
dav, and we're attended BY the crowE
prince. Frederick william, representing
Emperor william. and representatives OF
numerous German princes and publio bod
les. Dean Schae6ler delivered the funeral
Grafton. The coffin was afterwards borne
% q hearse and conveyed, amid the toll
Ing cI bells, to the Hohenl0s family
vault The crown prince walked behind
the hearse and beside Prince Phillip r.
nest Won Eohsnloe, eldest son OF ire de-
ceased. Among the uourners were Count
Won Possdowsli- yyehuer. imperial secre-
tary OF state for the interior; Herr The
len. the minister CT pubic works; Baron
Won Mirbach. master O the empress
household. representing the ernpressi Ba-
ron Ven Richthofen. minister q foreign
Affairs; 6eputations from numerous socl-
eties and = number OF school children
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
CoTToN MARKET.

New York. July 11.-Cotton values today
were irregular, early advancing S 10 II
points. Subsequently reacting fully and
stiu later working I'D again with nuctua-
tions in the last hour, on cal prices were
unchanged TO T-S0c for August. 7.64c for
October. and 7.65c for January. Under
pressure and absence OF outside support
prices went TO about last nights final
bids. Closed quiet and steady, net 4
rolrfs lower to 3 nOints higher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
Tieks. sesIeers ere Turnsa Ossxa.

Ticke. Sczirers are Turned Down.
C--rir-sri. one. jay iL-J11se Rcfas
2 Smith of ire z@7rs.1le coSrt las grant
ed an against 81 q re ticsss
scZze-S. restraining thea from purc1zs-
inE or zeli4zg a. foru-s Ct no1-rra-ss=--
ab,s tickets- iaelu1l-S ChTlssiau Eaceav5r
zicsets ls5ues y or reading ever tas HiE
Fem. Pennsylvania. Bzluuncrs a chlo.
Louisville 4 Nashville CL-eEa-zzL Eaz-
Etoz & Dzytoa rzsi-oa3z- I1is z-1ica =
very Important % Ezas e the east
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. July u.-Brown sheetings
and drills are dun, but not any easier.
Fan River steady On print cloths. but
some outside sellers making slight con-
cessions. Bleached cottOns quiet. but
firm Coarse goods hrn. but business
limited Prints quiet, without new fea-
lures. GinShams firm. Cotton lines gen
orally steady. Sales moderate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Western LEAGUE Standing.

DEs MONIES. 9; ST PAUL. &.
Des Moines, July u.-Des Moiaes made
It three straight from St. Paul in
rather loose game. Chech was an easy
mark. being found safely fourteen times.
Attendance. 700. Score: RHE
Des Moines .......310 23ooes- s14 3
St. Paul .............1 02Oo01-s 8
Batteries-Cates and Cote; Chech and
Lattimer.
ST. JOE. g; COLORADO SPRINGS. 5.
St Joseph, No, July list Joseph won
today by good, hard hitting and by Mau-
pins steady pitching. McNeely also
pitched in good form, although he over
worked himself slightly at the outset.
Attendance, Loo Score: P
ST. Joseph .-..............0 o40103 -
Colorado Springs ......-.0 . No 0o1 p
Batteries aupin and Doom; McNeely
and Donohue-
DENVER, Il; KANSAS CITY, I.
Kansas City. July u.-By superior all
round playing Denver easily defeated the
locals today. Schmidt kept the hits Well
scattered, and received good support. At
tendance, so. Score: RHE
Kansas City .....-..0 0 0010 81 7
Denver ...-----....---0 0 0 8 0-12 II 2
Batteries-voIfe, Gibson and Messitt;
Schmidt and Sullivan
MINNEAPOLIS. 7; OMAHA. 9
Omaha, July 1.-THE visitors again bat
ted out victory today, getting i've runs
or Gordon in TWO innings Coons then
went IL and did good work but the 10
rails were unable TO overcome the big lead.
Score: Ri Z
Minneapolis .......e251OeIoe 7E /
Omaha .........-.....0e 0101-2 2
Batteries-Ferguson and Mcconnell;
Gordon. Coons and Gonding.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
CITY IN BRIEF.

business
Mrs. Dr.. Robert Suohnsr. isfs yesterday
for Oregon.
John Baldwin Ieft fer z Reno last
night 70 try his luck
I. G. 8fanIor OF CoIw,ch. was IN the
city YESTERDAYS on business.
Frank Payne went 70 Fl Reno last
evening on newspaper work
sIr. and Mrs. James R. Mead leave for
q sumner trip 70 Alaska next week.
Judge J. y. Haymsker went 10 Winfield
last night on legal business
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Comlsy leave today
for Chicago TO visit Mrs Coulley's par
euts.
Mrs. obrist Is sick win r1alarial fever
at the home OF her daughter. Ara Judge
Wan.
Mr.. Frank Mcpherson. ene Or the clerks
IN Fulton's clothing store, IS quite sick az
his home.
Mss Ha-riett Stanley. OF Topeka. il
visiting Mss Elizabeth linens. az North
Topeka avenue
Chas. Bourman. OF CHS undertaking
establishment. IS spending his vacation
at Geuda Springs.
G. C. Townsend. a prominent musician
OF Douglas, Is in thu city ealing CO
Barnes & NeWcomb.
Dir. A. Athsy. the hotel man and drug.
Eist OF Bluff City. Kans-, spent yesterday
in the city on business
Morton Wouman CT Kansas city. IS IN
town attending the adjustments q the
Stephens Clothing store.
8fr. Sam Hess says that one has 70 con
stautly keep lodging Canadian Eoney
at The Buffalo exposition
Mrs. Burt Lowery. who has beer seri-
oUsiy cd &C her home on College HuI. -
OF the fair way &C recovery.
amos Mccain lsft yesterday ever ths
Rock Island for Il Reno. wbezs h 81
tends selling maps e tae new country.
F. P. Thompkins. ore O. the clerks 81
Herman 4 Hezs secured a land cerrIa-
cate fer himself yesterday az - Reno.
Mrs c. q. vanArsdale Ieft yesterday
evening To- Huntingdon Arir. where
she VII visit her sister for few weera
J. o. Burbank q ths American iron
works OF Cincinnati Ohio. e visiting
with BIS brother-in-law. Harry McC1unE.
F. 2. Kauks AID eauEatsr. Emns.
have gone 20 Ohio On a visit and vi
see the Buraio sxDositioa before re-
tsFning-
the Lewis Academy skstcninE C7as
wul meet ~ The academy Saturday artsr-
uoon at2 o'ciocs ans vii szetsa n River
slds PARK
Judge = =. 7svrnsksr utlizsS t1s cors-
ness < ysFtsrdaY reoraiEz .tr seGsrfa-
d divorce for Ms. Nay Bishop. from
samuel EIshoP.
aflss Myrtle Jennings q g ssuth
Water stree. has returned from = pleas
ant visis % her sister. 3lEs. A. z. Myers.
az Psaea CITY. Q. T.
z J. Morris IeSy last uirht sor ~ Reao
II behalf of the Wlzriss Mao ssapanv T
He VII sr1esv0r % Eecars a choice clair1 f
before Re returns
Dccsuna ard FEirEsrson have gcar-se
a. addiro1al srrE store On Es-tA Msia
street IL ths building formerly oces5ls1
b. Lex Burte-1slL
Kiss FIc-srss HF1a-r-r az 1rizs Lzf1
Ansrers left yesterday fss Nantes aa1
sthe- Colorazo poizts Where tkey w15
rzuair sor ths s1mmer.
Ara I'd T5srg. eznzstsT - 1rr. arc .
sfra Eraak Code. % s74ta Lavrezcs .
avenue = ve-y l1w 81 r5t e1gsctaa -o
.lTs ~ Geg11 sar.-sL
3l-. Ard Nrz- p =. Hsir1er isft ver-
,.rzzy o. va1aCsz - Tver "a. Nhers
.1sv ~fa Pc -hs EssEts & srfe1.s sa1
r>.lrJrss fcr ecue Ems-
y De~ rn1 y. - Ertlrs-r -
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PHrADET.PHTA- 4. CHICAGO 4


Chicago. July 1.-Two errors. a single
and two doubles IN the ninth inning. al
lowed the visitors to tie the score IN 20
days game. and home run by Flick
won the game for them IN the eleventh
inning. Attendance. $50. Score: P II z
Chicago -.-.....-201e80 a313 5
Philadelphia -...00 009036E4 ?
Barterie@Easen and Kahoe; Duggleby
White and Douglass.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
THE WEATHER

Washington. July I--Forecas4 for Fri
DAY and Saturday:
Kansas-GeneraIIy fair; continued warm
Friday and Saturday; variable winds
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Gener-
ally fair; Confined warm Friday and
Saturday; soUtherly winds.
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WOOL MARKET.

St. Louis, July u.-Wool market quiet,
easy. Territory and western medium. $50
15c; 6ne, 1oa13c; coarse 1gQ1lzc.
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Kansas Civ.

Kansas City. No. July u.-6C7ose -
Wheat-July. 5sa 697sc; September. ga
1isc; December, C 9e2l &c; cash. No. . hard
6oisG61c; No s, 5sizc; No. red. sc; Nc.
g. &c
Corn-July. sc; Sertember 527sc: De-
cember, 525se: cash. No. ? mixed. s7551s;
No. white. 5ec-
Oats-No- , white. &c.
Rye-N0. 2 53c.
Hay-choice timothy. s1I-50G12; choice
prairie. 50.
Butter-Creauery, 159171sc; fancy dairT.
14El5c.
Egg@Fresh. re
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II You Wish TO investigate ths Min
erzl Wealth and Fruit Orchards CT
Arkansas ard Missouri. See the Rich
Farms Of Oklahoma ard Indian Ter
ritcriss, or co on 4 Summers Out
ing, take the
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
NationaI go standin1.

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Cincinnati. July I1-T1rs er-7s ard two
hts gave TIE Brooklvzs three r7t-s n TIE
first inning today. TIE locals played MS
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they made OF Eltso1 yielded little Don
oyan pitched the LAST tzo innings As1ens1-
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