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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Market Records Another
Nickel Decline.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.45
Cattle Market Remained Un-
changed Yesterday.

The expectation Of the hog sellers that
HE market would react AFTER the sharp
0eciine OF wednesday was not realized
yesterday Instead Of reacting Il kept
On gong down and while Kansas City re-
Ported the market fte and ten cents low
CT good strong nickel concession was
made here. This shows q falling Of in
prices since last Saturday Of forty. cents
on the better class OF hogs and fully a
mar dollar on PIGS and lights. The mar
ket opened draEgy vest erday- the buyers
holding bach, TO hear from other markets
olt when they got down 70 business the
traolng was active and the only hogs not
So-d were those that sellers held too high
pFeIerr1ng 10 take chances on today
market than 20 accept bids yesterday.
ne majority Of shippers think IL wise on
z declining man cet 10 sell on the first
market rather than 10 skip on. Tho
shippers that sold here on wednesday
cid better than those that shipped out
and owners that had lots Of nerve on
"Wednesday were free sellers yesterday.
private alVices received al the Yards yes
terday showed that Chicago and Kansas
Clty packers were buying hogs on an av-
erage Of ten cents lower than on the prev
-ous day and that helped buyers and sell
ers 70 set together here. The average
quality OF IN hogs yesterday was fairy
good and that accounts for there only be-
ing nickle decline here. If thu run had
been largely OF common light hogs buyers
would have demanded q greater concas-
sion All Of the hogs that sold for S. 70
and over were good.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-04

lCoatinued From Sixth Page

Bucket" went through very taking
pantomime. 8irs. Addie Homrighouse
sang The Star SpangIed Banner while
the vast audience rose 20 its feet
very interesting feature OF this part
OF the program was the display OF 4 tat
tered and 1inae-vOrn battIehag which was
presented % the Seth Iowa Infantry early
IN the war OF the rebellion Captain
Burgess president OF the association. was
an officer II this regiment
The campfire last night was 70 have
been addressed BY Department Co-man-
der Norton. bat he failed 70 arrive. and
President Burgess introduced II y. HE'S
erman. who in turn presented a number
OF gentlemen who addressed the assem-
blsd soldiers. II. Il. Harris. an ex-con-
federste soldier. made Al excellent
speech He paid q glowing tribute 70
the late president declaring that ne had
done more 70 unite the north and the
south than any other one man IN the
country Re also praised the conduct
and memory OF the deeds Of the Union
soldiers. his late adversaries.
Former Chief of Police William Camp
bell spoke briefly. and vas followed b.
II. Z. Roach and ". T. MatSon= Among
others who addressed the campfire were
DR.. Lawrence. Former Department Com
rnan6er Coulter and Colonel Thomas J.
Jackson q Newton.
The morning program OF yesterday was
an Interesting one. ]. 2. Fishback. for
merly OF Winfield but now Of this city.
made a brief talk J. D. Caldwell told
Of laws regarding the rights and prefer
rent Of old soldiers n official positions.
Rudolph Hatfield was called on and re-
spon6ed happily and there were a number
OF songs and recitatfons-
Charles T. Scott OF lola, representative
az large from Kansas. will make the main
speech at the reunion this afternoon Mr..
Scott Is 4 graceful speaker and many re-
member him last year. when he appeared
before the reunion. Re IS certain OF
good audience. and well deserves one
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BULLS SHOW FIGHT
Struggle Against Bearish Con-
dition In Make.
CORN CLOSES HIGHER
Wheat Market Depressed and
Oats Higher.

Chicago. Oct s.-Bulls made q weak
effort TO control a bearish market today
and December closed &c higher; Deem
her wheat 5sGi4c depressed and December
oats sc higher Provisions closed 5 to
2oc up.
Conditions favored an advance IN corn
at the start The cables we're unchang.
ed and there was q scarcity OF offerings
which caused December 10 open 5sqlzc
higher at $50 05s7sc. Though there was
little trading there was an inclination on
the part OF recent long Iquidau0ns 70 re-
instate The scantiness OF offerings 10 \
considerable pointed 10 a co7sider2b1e
shortage outstanding and December soon
advanced 70 SIS The bear crowd while
not selling was inclined 10 antagonize the
advance and late IN the session when a
report that the Iowa crop repor1 would
give a condition Of 7oc against September
zoe prices began 10 sag and December
closed easy, &C higher at 557.c. Receipts
were 1s6 cars.
Wheat followed the lead Of corr II a
dull and weak market December opened
a shade 70 isGZc higher at 6e369lzc better
cable and buoyant feeling n corn. Most
CT the traders deserted the wheat DIT for
corn and what little business there was.
was among ScaipeTS. When corn ad-
yanced wheat followed &c and later when
corn sagged wheat professionals began 70
view the size Of the receipts and sold De-
cember at 6s5sc- December closed weak
and 1sGi4c lower at 6S2.c. Local receipts
l53 cars: Minneapolis and Duluth reported
647 cars making a total for the three
points Of 10e0o cars against last week
IA and SCI a year ago. Primary receipts
were .342, Geo bushels compared With SIS. 600
bushels q year ago. Seaboard clearances
OF wheat and -four AS 900 bushels.
Oats were dull but firm. There was
some local buying especially by longs.
Receipts were 20 cars.
There was almost no interest IN provis-
ions, though the market held steady on a
stronger hog market January porz clos
ed 20c higher at s1575: January lard sc
up Al s.. 221z and January ribs at 5G71zc
higher at $S-G5G5 .07iz.
Estimated reneipts tomorrow: Wheat
As; corn 20; oats 10; hogs IS COCO head.
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MANAGER IS HERE.
+. Homrishouse Of the Choctzw Road.
Visits His Home.

NistS His Home.
r Homrighous. special manager for
the Choctaw Northern Townsite and In
provenent company. Is spending the week
az his home in the Sedgwicz block. lie
says the road is oeiES buiit Of the heavi-
est steel rails. ana equipped with nrst
class modern engines. that 10 Is building
is main lines branches and spurs into
and through the test valleys iu the ter
ritory. The towns along the lire ~ road
are growing rapidly and the road is doing
an immense business. - FAR as extend
Ing the line from Anthony O. Wichita.
h IS not advised, but the prospect0rs
have not as yet taken anv steps in thar
direction IN his conclusions regarding
the great benefits Wichita would derive
from its extension 30 this place De SAWS
that Il would add very materially 70 our
trade. passing through SO much fine coun-
try. being rapidly developed. which az
the present time a great portion ~ e.
Wichita does not reach. which naturally
belongs 70 usr And ne is glad o. see
through the columns OF the EaEie thar
there Isl IN interest being manifested by
her citizens towards securing the read. 1t
viii NOT only open q new field ~ trade.
But Il also puts US in direct comrlunica-
tion with The great coal fields that the
CITY stands SO much il need OF IN her
manufacturing interests
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SUED THE COMPANY.
Mr.. Selisrs Sues the Street Car Gem
psny for Injuries Received.

Nr. ! r. Ssilars n this city sre5 tnz
street car company i1 the district c-u-s
yesterday Tor S1sf1 for damages resolved
While LAYING rats Tor the company ca t1e
tracks IL this citV ilsr MARCH
The QlairrlI alle-ss rfzt - uas 11--
irg steel rau 81 position vhI= etl=rs
we're assisting r. removing i, from lle
side ~ ths read r-e-l-tcrT 20 llF.-E g.
o. che tracks A-=o. -aat De- Vls amber
THE llrect SUPERVISED ~ E- T. Nelson
aC1 th2r ~ &e-sau 1-'lerei l--l O. l-'.
9 r1l ~ g certlia lc=t.-1. sch thlI l-
IVES l-lpcssn.e Ger Ei-- 81 chzrEe his So
CO ir acv way f-ee h-sr crarn 6 s-z-
5ealy ard IA. aIr Ses1z E-aFlls II
= - = S-eh roslsl1- -ic -lzr give
-r1ers & -1e-hsr "a - cu.s re r-ii
Wls1 = 1zr Ilz- -lz rz- vl-e1 s-Ete--
= r.ovsG 1=l c- t1s 1rs--s q - -.shr
hsn1 cr-sLi-s -1s- a-- -sfra.s1e--s IT,
s-r-E rheZ
TAs raj. - ssgs rs u -He ~-E- -
abeut -sos ro-lts a-l -al- L Us 81 r-ez-
-hzr 80 -aEers wre severely iE1-z5
Taay yhs c1st y -.1.eal al-lad4rc= ra=
So aat .h1r a@Sae lczs SIX ms -n.
turing Hhicn ~ r. was ur-leie q wa~s-
on EcecuuS q Lle in11r=i re- hers. re-
Sesfres uzzes slr the t.z1c - taa zz0--l
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-04
sWEETENE0 THEIR LA5oRs.
Fred Dold Remembers Those Who Re
mem e. Hin.

On September T.. Tire day of the special
election FOR the voting OF the park bonds
the proceeds Ct which were 70 all The
rebuilding AZ thu Dold plant. sfr. sam
Au-id01 promised the telephone girls that
any aid they could extend the very I.ud-
able cause should Re remembered e-z lie
promised them IN the name q IF. Fred
Dois. who. by thu wav. knew uoths--
about il at the tine. that they should be
handsomely remembered san was
promptly ted By Ms Cora McMzin.
chief operator. taat there would he TIE
shiest service possible az that day. rot
because trey had Been Subsidized. h-l-
because II f. q rule = the Company -
aid 81 eve-v way 81 aIl p-ol- e1re-r,ri SIS
where prompt service by ~ exchange
-lu 10 - 50 al day TIE ctlef operator
and her s-sI Il viE.nE as5s usez thalr
7Vrn information ard k-aTls6Ee q $50
rr-f1ers' Whereabouts ard zsr- f1e ulrs
E7t personally Calling u7 p-rple al ever
-1w-. r=ui1lirE rEe1 ~ tae election AID
l-Eing fh=m 70 vote ana ll rlaar zays
assisting 10 getting srr f-l -ete ana
&c IS no rues-lau h-t ms cas- --z= 90
the rar- - rhe LADIES' ael1ef ~e-g --zcs-s-
ans e. rlI re- er=rTh=lnl- ml1-
.- tae 1c-Ls - yesterday. true &c his
Tord Gr Azll1a -o-L=l ~ Ere- Lall
-l-- he had --te q ce--a- premise u
.Aa r-=e = ,te y0u-E za2Ear wsl-h
t1- -4-t-r u1--1 ezr4 . --zke SD Uh
h-s us-al lfaz-a--T so 8 .zr-1s -es-s-zs
= 60 th1Es x AJAX E-z ~ -l<a- 1--
-ssl1 E-s1s-lT r-rchtss- sE=r-T E5---s
- c-s 1-ss- --1-s z= E-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-04
CHOCTAW INTO fEReUS0N
Sew Ts~u Near the topper 1fne. IA
Blaine gaunfY

Mr. Azsereon. - Fc-rskos, FAIRS
c11rts q Kew peEto-seo formerly oa1issl
ECckfgr1 o. LaffDn. ls a visitor IN ~
Ctg Er ArfsTpcn ig raoat az1Fslcs -
fhr Cvc hiEs IRE -soetaw rzEi-1a5 rsee
raa thlrrv sr~es ~ stesl - FarFsszz -
h-i4 fGe s-Er fr.n tas rozG gryrsr -
fhs cement n-lf'r ard - sale Eorka. ssss
sres west - Fsrxzr11- iere thaE forty
T1irlcr &. .ir-a have be-1 a-sksa Az t1s
work required ~ rs rslasCE avs nss
t-ea commenced p cr50eT CO afsestf -
f1la6 81 paying s..ar.tzttes here. AZ -
taiuzs fhs rol fArr sgga< - a19 vi
te bo1rtt nst- rh- rsF1ar reEaI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-04
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mr.. Levi St Clair IS IN the city today
Mrs. Myatt is IN the CITY FOR a few days
much Improved in health.
Mr. J. " snyder OF Mcpherson. was a
visitor IN Wichita Thursday.
Mrs. Watrone Or Enid was among the
visitors 20 Wichita Yesterday
Grant Porter and J. IS. Odles OF POnca
City are taking in the carnival
Sa Good OF Valley Ceuter was II the
city yesterday afternoon on business
Ii. Crosneld and wife and Grant Han
ford and wife of Ponca CITY are 81 the
city
Mrs. D. Kuote Of Douglas Is IN the
city visiting Mrs. J. O. Hawiey of South
Main.
Misses Fauneye and Rosa burners o.
Winfield are ia the city taking "a the
carnival
Miss Maud HuIyard o. sedswick Visited
friends in Wichita Wednesday and
Thursday
SIR and Mrs. Emery o. r Reno county
are visiting with Mr. r. L. FOX u tae
vest side
Afr. Dahlberg OF Enid vas IN she city
yesterday on business ard seeing the
street fair.
ar, J. I.eieerwood. one ~ Ar-ouias
prominent merchants. spent the day ln The
city yesterday.
ar and Mrs. e. s. Page of II Dorado
are visiting the family o. r.. s.. Cai.lers
u f3s Sherman
Miss saIie Downing returned last even
Ing from q vislt "a Washiugton Balti-
more and CficaE0.
Judge Chzz J. Durham q Douglas is
hers with ths Butter county marshal
hard - iesldlng hfer.
Mr. Hiram Norcr5ss o. the firm u
Holmes and Norcross has gone 20 Butler
county on business.
yos FOX u Elmer IS taxing n ire car
rival ard visiting re.at1THs, the guest %
bis uncle. O :. Reese
jay s. Butcher. wife ard sou. Jay q
CaldEeI fs spending a fey days with
Captain Foster and dlfe.
NJ J. ~. Aisen ~ Mascoz@e formerly
n Wichita fs ~ che city. Tfe = well
pleased with III new location
p 2 Carter rnfne host - che Hs-ercic-
son - Ava Cklahors. ts viewing TIE
sights ~ fhs peerless PrlrCess-
s7ufre r. q Rleirgs. ore os RE oIa res
lferter8 ~ raIdwcI is s. Wichita fcr
few DAYS e1JoTire enc carnival
NJ ard Mrs J. Wastfag ~ Topeka
sre visiting their fazzlfsr Era. css.
" rrarkll1 and family - s1sth Hrtu-
1Esssra Wg1ca ard HearT Iamiss1 -
EsiE<sF-ilfr GlL. have each l-cra1fl
hsf ssrtor 70 la7a "a Summer c1rtf
srr wHusu A0<laso1 ~ Kansas C.iv.
q etgro.rs l1 Vhhlfa taiE week. rlrsf-
lne az TIE bose - N-s EerrT. - &lrth
Topeka s-e1
SIR vs. Frree - Tf7isf1Et9a. Barrs1
comfy. = srerr ere dsT 81 t-El Tes-
te-lay sn business Hirh ere Cornwall aa .
sec1-1ry ~
=
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MISS BARNES HERE.
VIII Succeed Mrs. Abbie Hays For :
Few Months

Mrs. Abbie Hays. principal OF the Kelso
School Of Music, has made arrangements
20 20 10 Chicago next week 70 be in the
Main school in that city for a few months
and she has been extremely fortunate in
securing the efficient services or Mrs.
Ellen Barnes, pianiste. VINO has been con-
nected with the Chicago schools for the
past six years Mss Barnes comes with
the highest recommendations. not oul- as
a concert pianiste but as an experienced
and careful teacher Of recitals given
BY her pupils in Handel hall. Chicago. the
press speaks in the highest terms, max
ing special mention Of wei grounded
technic, intelligent phrasing and gradual
Development along lines leading 10 thor
Oughly artistic work
Mr. kelso has arranged fcr Mrs Hays
70 take charge OF Mrs. Barnes classes.
during her stay. Two informal studio
receptions. viii be given next week to
introduce Miss Barnes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-04
THROWN FROM BUGGY.
Mrs. w. j. Hanover Seriously IN
Iured Last Night.

Mrs. W J. Vannover was quite seriously
injured last night on Market street be-
tween Douglas avenue and First street by
being run into by a runaway horse. She
and her husband and little son we're driv-
ing along the street when the runaway
came plungirg alorg end ran square into
them. The buggy was upse. and the
occupants thrown 70 the pavement Mrs.
Nann0ver vas considerably bruised on
the head and arm and her back was also
bruised. Dr. J. Martin was called 70
attend her and dressed her wounds. She
was taken % her home. two and one
half miles north Of the city. The wounds
are quite painful
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-04
Mr.. KELsEYs DEATH.
Well Known Wichita Man Dies In
Denver, Col.

Wn. G. Kelsey died in Denver, colo
ra6o, September 3oth, after an Illness OF
q year and a half
The remains viii De Inferred in the fam
fv lot in Paramount cemetery. Denver.
Friday. October T. Deceased was = mem
Der OF Peerless lodge 81 A O. y. OF
Wichita, and was also q member q The
EIks. who viii conduct the funeral
He leaves one brother. Thos. n. Kelsey.
Of Denver q mother. Mrs.. H a Kelsey
and TWO sisters. Mrs.. Joe Brady and Miss
Bessie Kelsey. al q wichita ard al e
wl-n We with hin = lie ed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-04
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

This morning at 1879 the second OF the
series OF special recitals given BY the
Sickner Conservatory of Music IN honor
Of Carnival visitors, VIII be given at the
Conservatory, ~ East Douglas. The fine
audience which listened 70 the first OF
these recitals was lavish IN its praise. de-
claring the entertainment 70 be equal 10
any given BY the better travelling concert
companies who charge Z liberal price for
tickets All visitors welcome this mora
ing 10 this rare musical treat.
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At THE CRAWFORD


The only Carnival week attraction al
the Crawford theatre was Mr.. Beres-
ford in The Wrong Mr.. Wright" who
appeared last night. The house was
packed. as was 20 be expected and the
performance gave excellent satisfaction.
The play IS one Of those comedies that
grow on the audience as the play pro
crosses. There is enough plot 10 inter
est and not whit too much to worry
the auditors The story is on the order
OF What Happened to Jones" why
Smith Left Home" and others OF that
nature and ye- there is enough origin
aitty n the play 10 make 1t sufficiently
unlike these other PLAYS. The gfst OF the
play are the complications arising out of
AIr. Seymour Sites, travelling under the
assumed name of Wright. The comedy
element Of the play, which is strong, is
well brought out by Mr.. Beresford. Mr..
Beresford is new to Wichita theatre goers
but his appearance last night at once
made him a favorite. He has mich OF
that which made the late Poland Reed
so successful and popular. The two crit
icisms that could be made are that the
play IS a trife too short. not really a
fault, but rather the result OF the audi
ence wanting more of a good show. and
the other more valid objection that the
company as good as Coleman's not carry
ing and using their own scenery in the
presentation OF this pleasing comedy. The
audience last night was very enthusiastic
and responsive and ar the end of the sec
ond act accorded Mr.. BeresfOrd and com
pany a rousing curtain call Miss Cant
tier Pottery. as Julia Bonds. Miss Hub
bard as Henrietta Oliver, Joseph Fynney
as Lord Brazenface, were especially good
in their respective parts. The entire sup
port. in fact was satisfactory. Next at
traction at this theatre viii be a Jolly
American Tramp on October L.
The key to health is in the kidneys and
liver. Keep these organs active and you
have health, strength and cheerful spir-
its PRICKLY ASH BITTERS Is a slim
ulant for the kidneys, regulates the liver.
stomach and bowels A golden household
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New York, Oct 3.-MOuey on call nom
inally hrTn. Prime mercantile paper ~
ASK per cent; sterling exchange firm
with actual business in bankers bills at
s. s77sdss for demand and at t4-S3i4G1s for
sixty days. Posted rates s4.SlG4- S619.
Commercial bills s4.S2Is "a s31- silver GER
tifcates unquoted; bar silver 5Sc. Mexican
dollars SIG: government bonds steady,
refunding IS registered 109; coupon I09;
IS. registered 1Y714; coupon los: new As,
registered 1851; coupon 1SS15i old IS, reg
istered IL; coupon 10; IS, registered,
rr-1E- oo4r-o0 11-1L
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OF $3.50. That the bodily pain which he
suffered entities him TO the amount Of
s1oo0. The total amount OF damage BE-
ing s2ss0, which amount he prays the court
70 grant him.
The suit was fled through H G. Rug
giles and Sullivan & Baxter. attorneys for
the rJTafuri~
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LoW &c Excursions.

To Ohio and Indiana points. also Louis
vile. Ky. via 3. & o. s.-W.. Sept. 18th
and cath and Oct. Ist and sth- Good re-
turning thirty DAYS. Call on nearest
ticket agent, or address 4. c. Goodrich.
Trav. Pass'r Agent, Kansas City, No.
also 2. D. Gn6ersleeve. Dist. Pass'r
Agent, St Louis. No.
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- IovfuI EceIinu

With the exhilararing sense of renewed
health and strength and internal clealn-
ness. which follows the use OF Syrup of
Figs. is unknown 70 the few who have
not progressed beyond the old-tine med
icines and the cheap substitutes some
times offered but never accepted by the
well Informed Buy the genuine Manu-
featured by the California Fig syrup CO.
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COTTON MARKET.

New York, Oct. s.-The cotton market
opened steady with prices points higher
to one point lower. The market eased
Of a trifle at the close and was steady in
tone at net hise of p 10 p points.
Trading was very active all the afternoon
with total sales estimated at go, 900 bales,
the largest in some months.
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rsttfe

The receipts Of cattle were light yester-
day and the prices OF the previous day
were about maintained for the class Of
cattle offered There were seventeen
fairly good butchers cows and heifers
sold for which the sellers failed ID quote
prices. The demand for good butchers
cattle remains good. There is also more
i1guirv from farmers for calves and the
large Tot that was held in the yards for
sale is being reduced
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COMING LOCAL ryEsTa

Refr euhsr Tire Last PROGRAM - fhe s~rfes
81 rtano reelfaia e fha Kslso sch9oi nsNs
Saturday svsning 90 : o clock. Tnis VII
81 request program - sueezasle r1aa.
Lara arH Elrtlr ertnrt llrlnE
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ALMA CIRCLE PROGRAM.
Chautauqua Circle will Meet with O.
G. Eckstein,

G. Eckstein.
The Alma ChautaUQua Circle VIII meet
next Tuesday evening. October s. at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Eek
stein. 407 last Central avenue DR.. Dor
sey leader. Program as follows:
Map DRAWING ...-.-..-.-.P Prof Il. 3. Scott
Men and cities OF Italy chapters l.
and Prof. G. E. Campbell
Music ..............-.......AI Mrs. Swingle
Formative Incidents on American Di-
plomacy. --.--.-- .----.-.------Dr. Dorsey
Paper-Anarchism- Mr.. 0. G. Ecksteil
The Drama (to page H. Mrs L s. Carter
Roll Call.
Current Events.
Members requested TO provide them
selves with pencil and paper for map
drawing exercise
Mrs. Elizabeth Hastings. formerly OF
Topeka IS visiting with Dr.. Han OF lI42
" AGO avenue.
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WOOL MARKET.

St. Louis, Oct. 3.-Wool, dull; territory
and western medicms 1850; fine ud
l5Ihc. cnarsa T2I1lc
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are eagerly Studying IRE problem ~ baby
feeding. Bordea-s Eszle Band Ca1fsures
MIX e recommended by THE leading
family physicians i 8 always SAFE ard
rs.latIs Sen8 IT. g9r "Ba5gs plarT. g.
= Hudsou -. -. =
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
Chicaco oct. -Cattie-Recefuts $500
irselgL-n- I5.o TeXans and zero westerns.
best 1y. ali others dun and lower
Good ~ prime steers Sf15a6.6l; poor 10
medt u 595. st0ckeTs ard feeders
s. 49, COWS Sf5d4.6f. Refers sea
A. Gamers s1; bulk Sl-1as So.
calves Texas steers sl
western steers S-5
Hogs Receipts today 1900. tomorrow.
2aaa; lefr over $3.50, market steady To-
firm. Mixed and butchers S5.s5G6 g, good
t. Cheieo heavy Sf.615S5. rough heavy
Sc fso, light S565o, bulg OF sales
s6saFS61
sheep-Recsirts 1850: sheep about
steady 81 15c lower; Eood t0 choice veth-
ers f9i rco choice -lred S1vt
$685. western sheep S-5e -6. native
Hs7sss CITY
Kansas CITY. ocr --Clttis receipts 2.l0
ir--r51r 2oH TeSans. corn led steers
steady at recent tecllle- sloclers and
feeders StcladE -rass cattle slow Chctcc
export and dressed heef steers S7.75l6 So,
FAR 81 cro5 Ss secs sreckers lut teec-
ers western Ted steers $500
$50. western r10s s-3ers 81 $50. Tex
as ana Iuiian steers c Texts
heifers clrrcrs Sl5 bulls So
rs.-5- calves
Hogs Receipts market 'IIec leV-
er. tu'E " sales sf 6- heavy So
eS-f mixed packers soe.2. AS1t
$780, pzs sa6f
Sheep-Receiuts l market ste2 iy-
western lauls NeS-ern weth-
ers ScGG ewes feeders s.
ass, stock sheep
=. Loui-
s. Louis. occ- e.--attie receipts 25-o
f-,-l--7s-- $40 Texans liar1ar slow u