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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-10
HOW TO BE HEALTHY.
Take an Air Bath Every Morning and Every Night for the Benefit of
 Muscles and Lungs.

Two baths, say the newest health authorities, should be taken every morning.
 For no less important than the tub bath for the body is the air bath for the lungs.
 Perhaps you have never taken an air bath and mistakenly fancy that it may be necessary to turn yourself inside out to accomplish it.
 On the contrary, the directions are extremely simple.
 You need no apparatus and it takes but a moments time and very little effort.
 Every night the lungs become filled up with impure air and more or less poisonous gases A person may go all day without ridding his lungs of these impurities. Therefore it is as important to bathe the lungs every day as the body.
 Few people know how to breathe correctly. The lungs are not filled by merely expanding the upper portions of the chest and raising the shoul- ders. The entire front of the chest should be forced out as one inhales.
 There are a number of exercises for expanding the chest which you can practice in your room as we'll as in a gymnasium. A doorway will serve as we'll as the most complicated gym- nasium apparatus. A narrow door way is preferred. Stand directly un- der the frame and place the hands flat on the doorcasing, the tips ot the fingers coming at the height ot the shoulders. Walk through the door without removing the hands, pn- til you are arms length away. This draws back the shoulders and brings the important chest muscles into play. Try this for IS minutes e9ery night and morning. It will help to wake you up when you rise and help you to get to sleep quickly when you go to bed.
 Another plan is to expand the chest the same way before an open win dow. Stand about foot back from the. window, placing the hands on the window frame on either side at the height of the shoulders. Without moving the feet, let the body swing forward as far as possible and return to a perpendicular position. Prac- tice this about 20 times night and morning at intervals of ten seconds.
 Another exercise bath for the arms and lungs is to stand with the heels together and take, deep breath. Then stretch one arm backward and upward, then the other, meanwhile moving the body backward, forward and to the sides while expe1ling the breath sloWlY.---N. Y World.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-10

and no one is doing any complaining.
 The cardinal critics are saying things about a surprise in the mile event but the athlete who is to accomplish So much is not named. That the Mad ison contingency will be strong and enthusiastic is not doubted. Eddie Cochems, the bright particular star in football, and brother of famous Strong Man Harry Cochems, is throw ing the shot at a great rate. Schule, in the high jump, is said to be for midable.
 Perhaps it will be Eli P. Gale, the Illinois runner, who will take the mile event. When he recently defeat ed Hubert, of the maroons, and Uf- fendell, the former soldier athlete and now a crack at Notre Dame, in that fa- nous triangular meet at South Bend, Gale gave new promise over his last years form.
 In the Illinois university fall meet, without any training, this practically unknown athlete won, and the Illini immediately picked him as "comer." In his indoor work, Gale did so we'll that he set new Illinois mark at 4:51 on the 18-lap track at Champaign.
 Trainer Mack has begun work with his chances at Iowa, and the Hawk eyes may be depended upon to put in strong track team. The Iowans are so optimistic over their material for the big meet that they do not fig- ure Northwestern or Minnesota as likely to take down their points. Nor ton, Edson and Ford are the Hawk eyes for the sprints. These men are veterans, while such runners as Sals- bury, Wilkinson and Schneck are be- ing worked hard. Five Iowans, most of them veterans, are in the distance runs. Howell will be missed from the hurdle events, but Dye and Call are two good contestants. Four of the corn-fed boys of Iowa will show up we'll in the pole vault. Wieland and Bracket are doing good work now Some of the sturdy football men, Bur- rier, Broadway and Warner, are strong in the field events.
 K G wEsT,r TIT
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-10
The caller looked around

The caller looked around her upon a condition of general untidiness.
 s.I'm doing my own homework now,'' apologized the hostess.
 "Oh, are you?" said the caller. q hadn't noticed that it was done.''-- Detroit Free Press.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-10
An Authority on Weather.

'Never see sich April weather since the day I was born," said the rural citizen.
 Beats my time," chimed in an other.
 .Never nothin' like it before,' said third.
 "Nonsense!" said the oldest citizen of the town. "Thar wuz two-foot April snow in 1886; June frost in '42; a July snow in 50; an whalin' big August freeze in '59, when the parson slipped down the meetin'-house steps an broke his left leg, an Deacon Jones run off with Mart Tompkins' widderI When you talk ibout weather allus be shore you know what you're tallin' bout! "-Atlanta Constitution.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-10
The Man Q Little Bus,ne...

1Hc 77HAn U9 LlttIe Business. The man who has but little busi- ness never has any enemies.-Wash- ington (la.) Dess ocrat.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-10
ln @..x aree

Mull-.-Why did you remain in Pari, so long? 1slllA !. ss.
 Milo-My friends kept me there. II didn't know you had friends in the city" 05 slA7aq ee
 II didn't; but I had friends in New York, and they refused to send me any passage money."--Judge.
 Defiance. 4e He who defes danger defeats de- feat. Rams Horn
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-10
Only in SeIf-Defense.

An elderly woman who had brought up her children on the "Go-and-see- what Joe is doing and te1l-him-to- stop,- p,-and-if-he-won't-s -whip-him!' 5 lines was talking with a young mother about her one hopeful, and it came out that he had been spared the rod.
 ''Do you mean to say that-you never whip him?'' exclaimed the elder woman.
 "Never. That is--never--except in self-defense," was the fa1tering reply. Youths Companion
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-10

Mull-Why did you remain in Pari.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
HOG MARKET DECLINES
Supply Moderate But Quality
Generally Good.
TOPS REST ON S517 10
Cattle Market Steady and
Slow Trading.

me hog market yesterday was quoted
rs 2Ac lower. and the day was one Of
Just ordinary trading, there being no
sensations either in prices paad or the
receipts. It was a bad day for hog ship
nents, ana the receipts Yarded yester-
cay. while not at all heavy. were every
bit as strong as was expected The IN
certain markets Of late and the pre-
vaihng cold weather have been against
nos shipments, and yesterday, as Mon
day. did not disapDoint any one The
receipts were just fair and the quality
was very good in the main. and the mar
ket quotation was 21ko lower. As
chow Of strength. It might be mentioned
That the several markets yesterday reg
istered always lower, and the trend vas
downward 60 Ear that few Of them
might beQUOted St Louis for instance.
gave out IS 70 Zoe lower" while Kansas
city reported q weak to NC over" and
Chicago gav0 IS 10 loo OF The
Wichita market at no time IN the day
was lower with Saturdays best than
fun 3izo The quality was always gooN,
the bulk Of the receipts being fair butch
er hogs, with some extra choice and
fancy hogs IN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06

SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Campbell & Horton, Of Caldwell, were
late shippers Of g car Of extra choice
hogs. and these sold with no dockage at
the TOP Of the day
johnson g. Hanna, one Of the most re-
cuent and reliable Of the Oklahoma ship
pors on this market, we're in late last
ulght with two cars of hogs. and both OF
them sold very strong on che closing
trading. One of these loads was og me-
dtm heavies and went at the top of
the bulk. and the other was medium
lights and sold NJ strong bulk Sgure5
Both Of these loads sold very we'll and
brought Just al their class could COM
m3nd anywhere
Garnet Bros, OF Garden PLANE, were
in with a car Of medium weight hogs,
and they sold az tina top OF Ehe bulk.
j. w Haskell Of Riverdsjs, was IN
with two cars of hogs neither having
any dockage, and both selGuy5 at strong
bulk prices
The State Bank Of Hal1eton we're ship
pers OF medium weight hogs, and they
sold at a good bulk price
T. w. ATcCiveney. of Pond Creek, was
q late arrival with a car OF hogs.
j. r. Burchfeld OF Anthony, was in
person with three cars Of very good
ho4s
HUFF Bros. Of Udau. were late arrivals
uith 3 car of medium weight hogs.
which sold with nc dock, ~ good bulk
prices.
TIE t01s Tor Yesterday were SIT the
average weight for car hogs 81. snd the
bulk of sales s5.@G5.1515.
Connors & Humphrey. OF Kingfsher,
were shippers of i've cars q cattle on
tre market Yesterday, and these were
mostly stcczers. which viii be sold to-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
WALL STREET MARKET
Stocks Very Active and Gen.
orally Higher.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC DROPS
Rock Island and AtchiSon Are
Also Lower

New York, Feb. 5.-Today's market was
very active and ended the day generally
higher. but prices of stocks went through
many variations in the course of the
trading. The market was extremely
spotty throughout but the constant
cropping out Of new and aggressive
points Of strength served to overcome
the disposition to sell en- the part Of
tinid holders OF long stock, as well as
By the bear traders, who were disp 1sed
to aggressive tactics early IN the day.
The opening bulge in prices met with a
decidedly discOura g1ng reception and
some of the leading stocks on the list
were carried below last nights level, IN
der the heavy burden OF prohibiting
sales and operations by the bears. Yes
terday's leaders IN the speculative ed-
vance. including Louisville and Nashville.
Atchison, Union Pacific and Rock Island,
were all carried below last nights level
and the dropping tendency Of Southern
Pacific became more manifest. With
weakness in these important stocks az
ter yesterdays large buying In them for
speculation, the whole market necessarily
made some response and the earlier gains
else y mere NoI 3dIs 54E CIT t.s4 -Al tiF
steel stocks showed themselves not q
yielding as those in other portions Of
the list. when the force os he selling
had expended itself the re-
c0very IN the steel stocks was an import
ant inhunce on the market. Buying was
credited TO insiders and there was
of recent rumors Of a COM
ing wholesale consolidation of the great
corporations in the trade. The opening
rise in the Southwesterns was not 50
we'll maintained. although Missouri Pa
cific made a strong recovery later, rising
to Size, and the Wabash securities were
very largely bought. II was rumored
that Chicago and Eastern Illinois had
passed 10 the control of Missouri Pacific
or St Louis Southwestern, and the late
ly prevalent rumors of a general consol-
ldation of the Southwestern railway sys-
ten still retained their force in tn
speculation. Closing prices Of stocks were
as follows
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS DAYS GRAIN MARKET
CITY IN R7IEF.

DIT. J. 2. Oldham is in the city, and not
in Chicago as reported.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
c. a. Cooley, yesterday.
Joshua Devors of Greenwich, was in
the city yesterday on business
T. ]. franks is in Kansas City attend
ing a meeting of railroad men.
Mrs. Larry Murray and son left yes
terday for Philadelphia, Pa, on q visit
Madison NIcCoIlister Of this city, has
been granted q special pension Of SIS per
month.
DR.. and Mrs. Purdue leave this city to-
day for Chicago. to De absent for two
weeks.
George ". Gallagher. advance agent Of
the Devils Auction company. was in the
city yesterday.
W. d. Goodrich, well known farmer
Of Kechi township, was In the city yester-
day on business.
The Golden Eagle is having the store
papered and painted and when completed
it will present very tasty appearance.
James Patterson, travelling auditor for
the Frisco, was In the city yesterday
calling on the railroad men Of the various
lines.
Mr.. 2 Pauline and family have
changed their residence from North
Lawrence avenue to $50 South Lawrence
avenue
Mr.. ChaS D. Darrgrand, superintendent
Of the Wichita house Of the Dold Packing
company. will leave this morning for
prolonged business trip in the east. His
mission is one involving considerable mat
ters OF Importance IN packing house af-
fairs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
WOOL MARKETS.

Boston. Feb e.-The wool market
showed more life this week. and the
sales show a liberal increase, although
1t cannot be said that in all the sales
full former prices were paid. The bu K
of the business was in the territory
grades, with fine medium and fine staple
in, secured selling at 476sSc, while the
strictly staple article calls for 4SG50c.
The sales in fleece woods are SO few and
far between that prices are nominal.
Dealers in Australian wools report a fair
inquiry and some importing houses have
sold good lines to leading manufactur-
ers. Following are quotations for lead
ing descriptions:
Territory. secured basis-NIontana. fine
medium and fine, 15d1sc; secured. 45Q47c.
staple. 47G50c; Idaho, fine medium and
fine l12gl5c; secured, 45G56c; staple, A
G5Oc.
Australian, secured basis-Spot prices.
combing, superhne, nominal. 73Q75c; good,
s7Q 70c; average, 64Q67c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
ALL WRONG IN CHICAGO
But All Right in Kansas says John &.
WOoIey

C'hicagoS Fer 5.-John c. woolley.
candidate for president Of the Prihibi-
ton ticket in 1890. while commencing the
course OF Mrs. Nation IN Kansas. depre-
Gates her proposed visit to Chicago. Mrs.
WooIey takes the position that the saloon
OF Chicago are licensed BY the law and
that 10 enc has the right to interfere
with them. except the state legislature.
SpaRing OF IS. Nations proposed visit
2 WoolIy said: u think Il IS no wonder
that Mrs. Nation snd those with her
have felt driven to 50 violent a course IN
opposing the saloon OF Kansas and show
ing their resentment q the betrayal Of
the law Of the officials OF the state. es-
peciaIly the governor who has had az al
times the power to enforce ths law with
a good measure Of success. and feel a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
THE WEATHER.
Wichita Kan Fnh &

Wichita. Kan. Feb. s. 1917.
During the past "A hours the highest
temperature has been % the lowest Z.
and the mean a yesterday the CORE
spending temperatures were Is and
14) with cloudy weather, gentle north
east TO east wind. and high barometer.
Yesterday and today the temperature
has been 20 degrees below the normal.
Since the frst Of the month il has av-
eraged 6 degrees daily below the norma.
Since the first of the year. however. il
has averaged 3 degrees a day warmer
than the normal
The rainfall since the first OF the
month has been - inch. which is 50
inch more than the normal: but since
the first OF the year Il has been only
l.o7 inches which is Ie snch less than
the normal. FRED L. JOHNSON,
Observer.
Washington, Feb. 5-Forecast for
Wednesday and Thursday:
Ksnsas-Fair In western. probably snow
in eastern portion. Wednesday and
Thursday; north 70 east winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Pros-
ably rain Wednesday; Thursday fair. va
rIahia winds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06

great deal Of sympathy for those vnpop-
ular crusaders.
7 have heard that rs. Nation ard her
followers are planning Tor a crusade in
Chicago. II seems 70 me that such ac-
ton would deprive them OF much OK The
sympathy they havs aroused. and iu q
great measur destroy their further use-
fulness. The saloon IS perfectly lawful
in Chicago and entitled 70 the protection
Of the law under which It exists. and I
should 30 surprised II even our temper
anee people IN Chicago did not resent the
removal of the Kansas hgat. which has
in # at least some measure Of righte91s-
ness 70 this city where as the law stands
# would certainly be wrong.
1.-THE saloons Of Chicago. IL IS true. hsh-
itually and persistenuy defy the Sunday
law and other restrictive provisions; but
the appropriate remedy for that. It seems
to me would not be the interference o.
citizens OF anoths rstate. however wei
disposed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06

Among the many famous cures Of
swamp-Root investigated b. the Eagle.
none seem 10 speak higher Of tee won
derful curative properties q this CREST
kidney remedy than the one we puslsh
this week for the benefit 0s our readers
Mrs. H y Wheeler. OF IL high Rock
St. Lynn Mass. writes on Nov. . lso1.
About 3 months ago I had q very Sc
we're spell OF sickness. I was extreme Y
SEX for three weeks. an when Z ina y
was able 10 leave nv bed / was left vi b
eXcruCiating pains IN my back. Nv
water at times looked very Ike coffee.
7 could pass bur little ar time. and
then only after suffering great paiu. ~
physical condition was such thar had
no strength and was AL run down. Tee
doctors said my kidneys were not AZ
fected, and while I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06

London. Feb. 5.-The latest rumor re-
garding Queen Victorias VIII IS that il
beQueaths e1Nep each 70 the Duke OF
C7nnaught Prince Christian Of Schleswtg
Holsteiu. Princess Louise and Princess
Beatrice. and includes liberal legacies for
the Duchess II Albany and a number OF
the queens grandchildren The bulk 81
her private fortune. however. goes 10
King Edward and both Baimoral and
Osborn House are given 70 the king. Twa
small houses On he Osborn estate are
given To Princess eBatrice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
New Yorg Money Market.

New York, Feb. 5.-Money on call
steady at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 3d4 per cent. Sterling exchange
weak with actual business in bankers
bulls at 81 SSq4. SSlt for demand and al
a .si15d4.S4 sl for 60 days; posted rates,
81 $50. S5iz and $50; commercial bills,
81 500 a 84A; silver certificates e2G 3.
Bar silver. 612; Mexican dollars, M.
Government bonds strong; refunding 2s,
registered. 1O52; coupon. Toss: IS reg
istered. 110h; coupon 1Jpl; new IS reg
istered. 1874 coupon. 1874; old a. reg
fstered. 114h coupon. 1872; SIS register
ed 11Oia: coupon. 110i4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06

Washington. Feb. 5.-A cabiegrsm re-
celved here from United States 1Iinbtsr
Hunter AZ Guatemala city states STAT
sidney r. Everett. secretary and charge
Of the United States legation. cemmit-
ted Suicide yesterday b. shooting hiu-
self IN TIE mouth lie had suffered a
long illness. ana II g. understood that
the act was committed during q tempor-
ary alteration Or rnina.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06

S. "a; March, S.a: April. SO .z5s May. s9.n;
June. ss.2s; July. ss.2; August, s. 30;
September, s. IS; October, Sc; Novem-
Der, sos; December. s7-s6.
Spot cotton closed dull, Ac lower; mid
ding uplands. SIC; gulf, 1oc; no sales.
Liverpool, Feb. Spot cotton, fair de-
mand; prices higher; American nliddling,
15-32d
Galveston. Tex, Feb. 5.-Cotton steady.
Lido
New Orleans, Feb, 5.-Cotton quiet and
easy; middling, csc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
"a HOT OLD TINE /.

Fun. fast and furious. is the keynote
OF the great success Of "A Hot Old Time"
which viii be seen at the Crawford thea
ire Friday, February Is. It begins with
the rising Of the curtain and grows IN
volume and speed until its final descent.
Nothing just ike it has ever been seen
before; every member Of tn large COM
pany IS busy every minute and so con-
tnua is the merriment that the audience
almost gets tired of laughing-if such a
thing is possible-before the end "A
Hot Old Tine may be called a carnival
OF mirth. New specialties new music.
new costumes, new situations and new
everything except the title. are features
of the present season. which has thus far
proved even more successful than It's re-
markable prosperous predecessor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
nRY Goons alARKEr.

View York. Feb. S.-AIaterisl improve
uent IN the market continues quiet
Brown cottons tend In buyers favor Tor
spot goods. forward contracts steady.
Blesched cottous beginning % snow IT.
regularity Cars caiored cotton dun
and irregular. NJ change in prints or
gsnghams PRINT c'oths du1 au1 1nzl-
tered silks quiet Il previous prices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06

New York Feb Son The opening call
tbe cotton market was s0iet- Wi-h p CO.
one point higher 70 points lowEr TIE
selling was or . small scale. eut prces
were forceG steadily 61wrvard- ana ar
midday the loss was % 8 points fsa
market vas ansiis barely Steady wh
pdices 4 70 = points lover
Cotton futures opened cGaet: FssEuzry.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
Germanr Protertinr cnnrerts-

Bertha. Feb Sit IS reliably asserted
that Germany. in spite OF the protests
OK France, insists upon continuing 70 pro
tect the German missions in China and
the native oonvers. although regarding
the latter feature OF this policy as one %
- followed with caution I; IS eNlieved
here that the reports % distress from
famine IN the provinces OF shan 81 and
Shsn s. ~ greatly exaggerated.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
DID NOT KNOW HAD
KIDNEY TROUBLE.

7 somehow felt certain my kidneys were
the cause of nv trouble. Sly sist ?.
Mrs g. z Iitllefel6 II Lynn. advis u
me 10 give DR.. kilmer's Swamp-Rcos q
trial. ] procured a bottle and inside q
three days commenced 90 get redef
followed up that b0ttls with another.
and at the completion Of this one found
I was completely cured Ny strength re-
turned, and today I am as well IS ever.
NV business is that Of canvasser. 7 am
on ny feet \ great deal Of the time. ard
have TO use much energy in get ng
around Ny cure IS therefore. aii the
more remarkable. and is exceeding 3
gratifying TO me
AIRS. H y. WHEELER"
Swamp Root VIII do just as much for
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
WOMAN'S KIDNEYS.
Thousands of Women Have Kidney Trouble
and Never Suspect 1t.
To Prove What Swamp Root. the Great Kidney
Remedy, will do for YOU. Every Reader of the
Eagle May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by hail

any housewife whose back IS too weak -
perform her necessary work. who ts- a.
ways tired and overwrcuSht, who tesis
that the cares Of life ara more than she
can stand. Il Is a boon TO the weak and
ann.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06

The cattle market yesterday was steady
with o few scattering transfers Ed
Wlgglesworth, Jim Bosley, VIM. Wiley,
OF Sedgwick. and Robinson were the
main sellers. and Ed Weidline Of Au-
gusts; z 5bins & Alexander. and Wig
81 principal buyers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
MUSIC AND DRAMA
81 PLUNKARD

having been rewritten and reconstructed
this season presents new features and
novelties, and Mr. J. c. Lewis has sur
rounded himself with company of come
dams SURPRISING al his previous efforts
TO please his patrons. and will present his
new edition of this successful farce com
edy, 81 Plunkard, at the Crawford thea
ire Saturday matinee and night, Febru-
airy 9.