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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
STOCKS AND BONDS.

NV York. Jan. 6-The stock market
was awakened into some show OF strength
and animation today after efforts 10
that end had proved futile for the
greater part Of TIE session. The Incl
Jeu- which aroused the market was the
dividend Of per cent on New Jersey
Central stock The declaration fs timed
at the usual period for the quarterly divi-
dend which had been running At the rate
Il ~ per cent but the president OF the
ReaIng Company, which corporation now
controls Che New Jersey Central. depre-
Gated a designation Of this as quarterly
dividend. Nevertheless. the Street was in
ciined 10 the conviction that the stock
was 70 be considered on an per cent
lasts. Reading was stiiI handled in great
activity and rallied from en- early decline
cf over a point To II over Saturdays
level. Delaware and Hudson became quite
buoyant. rising SD points over SATURDAY
n confident hopes that il also was
booked for an early increase in dividend.
There was q sldder squirt Of 3s4 points in
Minneapolis. St Paul and Sault Ste
Marie. ana Ct A ~ Minneapolis and St
Louis. The market generally recovered
smartly trom its early depression, but
very Few stocks showed any material
gains over s. lurdaE. Aualgamated Cop
Per vas an exception and after early
weakness or the further decline IN the
price of raw copper in London rose 1ss
ever SATURDAY The United States Steel
stocks were again dealt in on an enor-
nous scale. the preferred leading both in
point OF activity and strength. Ruuors
were rife Of the very favorable slowing
20 be made by the quarterly statement
O. net earnings which IS expected 70 be
presented ct touoTrows dividend meet
Ing There was no suggestion Of the
probability Of any increase in the diyi-
te1d rate Thee were iTcipiert upward
movements iu a few other iCdustrials
while the railroad list tended lower from
The opening The general list vas sin
eul1rly u1resQonsive 30 the demonstrs-
ZION in United States Steel. The in-me1i-
ate caJsc oe its sluEishless and hecsi-
ness vas the inception Of gold exports,
r beiEg reported durinS the day that
<51ell0 had been sent out on Saturdays
steamer hy the institution which also
withdrew Ssl0.ol0 from The suh-treasITy
today It's now accepted that II more
s1id Goes not 90 ouC tbs week. il VIII
ce because there happens 10 be no sN ift
steamer sailing, afforGins @ saving Of in
tercsr on the SID n transit bat that q
considerable s-Ia II sold Nfll 60 oct in
The Immediate -ut1re is considered GER
tam The financial trouble in ths rub
ser trade following Ipon the develop
-erts concerning lue trolley promoting
81 Indicate, caused some reserve IN specu-
.atiol- The Use il United Stztes Steel
extended u Z and il the preferred u
There was quite an acUiva demsat
-or the Loccn1o -iFe stocks, the Sltn in
The preferred reaching Tie market
llusrd firm ana active.
TIE b1E3 market Welded n ire mcrn-
--S hgt responded partly 20 the recovery
n stocks and closed irregular. Total
sales per value <.-so10- The United
= e~. o
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
BETTER TELEPHONE SERVICE
Both Local and Long Distance, Prom
is-d by the New System.

The new Telephone company wish 70
call attention 10 the tact that the central
energy system. which they propose 10
build is very different from that which
the people OF Wichita are used 70 and 50
much better than the service rendered BY
the old system. which is dear at any price.
our residence phones on party lines Of
not more than four on q line at 81 per
month. VIII give perfect service. and Ike
all our phones viii be on fun metallic
circuit and viii furnish long distance ser
vice. 1t IS important. however. in cen
traI energy system that as little exposed
wire be used as possible. In the construc-
ton Of our plant we viii provide conduits
and cables for al phones for which We
have contracts. IN order 70 insure per-
feet service for the future parties who are
thinking OF using our phones should see
Mr. Finlay Ross, \ II. Denny or any Of
their solicitors and sign q contract 50 tfat
their phones may be Installed while the
uTart is building
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
BELIEF FROM BURDEN
several PesItioBS:Eiiea in the Bank
rapfcy curt

= Carter a travelling salesnaz G.,
N1rros. aar-. Ehe vas 5o-r-s-lF eryszad
q the hlr1xare a1d implement h-islness
- th-r ty h4s aiza 3 pettioa in taz<-
rlrrcr 81 Ehlch ~ places BIS iiab
- ~ tkfs srunt &E 81
ev- - tfs Rock Isia-a I1z1lsr1e-- er7-
H1ly Cf Ezss Gl-r ard - lf rhe
Eocz ls.la1 FlcW ren-zuy = zlail1 Il-
claims sme luferssr- b0t ths Fs7icrr
soas lo- k-1H wne-lz- H. -a4lr-s aye
valid ~ not Three Ika1z1u1 1-inEs
-s1rth - these 19res Fr= farm 10sss r.r
~ Is c3ls1zeraI ard nj carter DIS rac
E.-1 1e rl-cl ths e Been ts
- h--s .-astsrs F. H. aucu-t ~
lha illt-adaees - s2e Ezra -aa1-
fseturize cama1E. - Cai14zo. ler a
ssoreT does -eF Eao@ EEzt EssTt - s-ese
estes = s--l DE nc z-z9 rs l-zsz-z rss-
abilities azoE=-.zs = =. s1@2 re yates
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
sHAR1 TROUBLE.
Thousands UnduIy Alarmed Abort THAI
Dresdcd Heart Disease

Amer. ATS II their mad struggle for wealth OF posi-
son-schA mig planning executing CT telling. SCI
son give thought to the grea. sacrifice thsy ara
making Of their heath 4 gradual feeling Of ek-
haus6oa cones on. ire appetite faLs, seepessnes.
follows. then ire biood IS gying CIT ths menc-s
becomes rezcherous. Il tines the head cecorlss
dizzy. the heart papates. 6urns fesls dull sad sore
Dent make the hasty Conclusion tat yor have heart
eisease-fs your stomach The hear eno stomach
re conrclle- 6y the sane great nerFes-tlle SYM
pethedc and rneunozzstrio- Or form Of poor
digestion causes gas ard ferusnra1on OF hzk
digsstsd foo6-hsnoe pzlp5ztol and shogt breath
TIE blood becomes thin ard ws.s-y, irritating I'd
weakening the hsart The surest. quickest way &c
relieve such trouoe IS 70 make perfect digestion with
regular doses II meal tines CT Dr. Cald1sIs Syrup
Pepsn. which can be hzd a. most druggists IN so
rent and s. bottles CTS economy . buY ire dollar
SEE. Or. CaldTsFs Sy-up Pspsin VII cure aly
Urn Of stomach trouble EXCEPT cancer Of TIE
stomach Il IS pleasant 70 take and II causing Per
sect assimilation Of the food cures constipation iaoi
~ irritzdon) but ty renewing the cause Beck ard
sznuie fer TIC sszlz. PepSn STRIP Co. Gon6
selo. L. U-SA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07

ing. Dancing VIII be the principle feat
ure Bring your friends and enjoy your
selves
Caroline Harrison Circle. No. :. Ladies
OF 9. A r. VIII meet n regular session
in Sons OF Herman hail. AZ go ? n.
Tuesday. January :. All members are
requested 70 be n attendance TO help In
arranging for Installation.
AL members q J. y. Kaiser Camp No.
s Woodrren OF the Wori6 requested 20 b
present tonight for installation OF Of
ficers and work in the protection de-
gree. after which the camp VIII accept
the invitation OF Camp No L and joia
them az their banquet. in body. Come
early.
Revival meetings VIII be held a the
Friends church on Cleveland avenue
each evening this week conducted By
Mrs H u Hubbard assisted b. thu
home workers A praise service viii
be held from - 70 s o'clock each even
ing. \ most cordial invitation Is ez-
tended 20 one and all
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
COMING LOCAL C,EETs

TIE Coakizg c,1b MI rect with Nh
ri1lav Ross Tuesday asternoon. 5zz1-
airy :
ktta-na-- L z X = p Tau wsl
assemble ~ sruerT Tuesday sve-izE
Jaruary :. Sc. AZ g - ?. r.
TIE .szles e tx VARIES az soeie-ses
u sha churches . MS cry ara re7gsz1ss-
- r-ef- Z1=sasy aftsrreaz- AZ - 81
ire ro5-s Z tie Assoclet= Chzr.tles-
There zl1 - -erzizr meeting = Iry
T.ear che1.er IA. > o. z :. OF T-es-
dsv eve--g JazasrT = Ire au.l-lrs
rr.r-iI-tse ter the e-sgug Jar 81 lueez
T r-s-ters * TIE RetaI C-erks 49,
secssf-a are requested - - present 60
raes-sv evening - thssr a2L IrEt4t-
lz-.an q c4c=rs ard cr1el-c-E zit1
CaraErs EEzrrks1a Gree S
l ~ gee4-1- =-zelea Tzealls 1--a-g
Eazs t~1z TIE leaE -er
- sf ssr uars s1 -w1-
ezT-es-ls =s-e8 g - q ztfe-341-e
ne rze-6ers - IRE \ T. asesrzasssr
ara rsszestes - rneet - tssslF lar 1@e-
stcvsczrs 4--s stare E'e-zss-zE e-e1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
CITY IN BRIEF.

J.. H Mcintyre went to st. Louis last
night.
George Adams Is confined 70 his home
WITH quite a bad cold
RAY Campbell has returned to the STATE
University. At Lawrence
Adams & Adams law Office IS undergo
ing the attentions OF a painter
The condition OF Z c. Snsbee. who has
beer seriously iu with typhoid fever. is
!mproving.
Mss Martha Kendrick has returned
70 Sauna. where she Is teaching IN the
Military academy.
Andrew Kerr and Elsie ". Mapols. both
q Wichita. were granted a marriage
license yesterday
Jones < Woltz have sold seventy-foot
lot on the corner Of Market street and
Norris avenue 10 II. IS. Dorsey. for
:425
Mss Bessie Means and her brother.
Jay Means. returned Yesterday % Law
renee. whore they are attending ne state
University.
DR. ana Mrs a p. Tones leave for s.
Louis and Chicag0 ti-is evening. where
the doctor VII attend clinics at hospitals
and colleges for several weeks
Charles aIcsstachsr. Henry schuitzier
and s F. DyaI viii 20 % the northeast
eru parr ~ The indian territory We'ires-
day evening. 20 hunt deer Ihey zAl re-
Euai1 about two weeks
The annual praise and thank Offering
meeting OF the Womans H.ssion Circle
OF the First Baptist church VII BE- he'd
Wednesday afternoon. a. zo. ~ ;ne
home OF Mrs Frank wilbur. lie- North
Topeka avenue
Born 70 Mr. and Ars Jack Charvat.
81 Kansas CITY. so. SIX pourd girl
Jack vas formerly Associated Frrss OF
orator OF the Eagle. and IT, nov wiki The
same company &C Kansas CITY. HIS
many friends in this city are watching
the express cffice Tor the cigars
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
LITTLE SON DEAD
John ciau5 Farmer Died Sunday Even
inc

John -lai1.4 Farmer. the littie 5-year-old
son CT JCaz Farmer. died II lis hone.
81 UcWetr avenue. sunday 1crnirg. q
pneumonia The little fellow hal been
suffering for several days with The dread
disease ard Z was thought t1-ing ire
cay that he vc-ld recover bit towards
evening he sazk rapidly. ard ID a few
moments The ilfe 81 one VIC had made
hcue happy had sheed away ard that
hone vas claHied WIKI sadness The
fu1e-al services Eiu take place tbs Nom
iuE ~ ten o-ciock. from ire hcze. Rev
Car1aiis1r. pastor % .--e TEesz Sla Pres
Hytsrian ch-rca. T-I have charge q tie
services
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
FINDS wAYToLIvELONc.

The startling announcement Of = dis
eovery that VIII surely Iengthen life IS
made by Editor 0. H Downey, OF Chu-
rlbusco. Ind: II wish 70 state" he
writes. that DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption is the most intalhble
remedy that I have ever known for
coughs. colds and grip. It's invaluable 70
people with weak lungs. Having this
wonderful medicine no one need dread
pneumonia or consumption It's relief is
instant ard cure certain" Gehrsnss
pharmacy guarantees every SOC ard 8
aottla
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07

%: yearIings. 8 5asI5 %: ewes. 500
40; culls ard feeders s2.oed3.75.
st. Louis.
St. Louis. Jan -Cattle-Receipts. 3
go Including 2.s95 Texans. Market slow
10 lower. Beef steers, s. 50d6-50- stOckers
anG feeders. 8 asa 40, cows and heifers,
3. 61Q5-00; Texas steers. fed. s4-c015.3o;
grass, 8 80G4.59; cows and heifers. $500
SO
Hogs-Receipts, $50 Market steady
Pigs and lights S5-s5G6.29; packers. g 80
as. -, butchers. S. 40G6-70.
Natives. $3.2504-00. lambs, 81 .25Q5.6l.
ST. JOSEPH
St. Joseph No. Jan 6--Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 23o0 Market II 10 sc lower Ma
tives, S3-25f17 Is COWS and hcifers, N-25fI
BIB, vsais. S3.00G6 90. stockers and feed
ers, s2o5654.15-
Hog-Receipts. $50. Market I5c lower.
LiglC and light mixed. =. %. medium
and heavy s.. 1916 70. pigs S-I514s9.
ckeeT-Rece $50. Market steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
ELECT NEW DIRECTORS
Wichita Hospital Association Hold
Annual Meeting

The Wichita Hospital ASSERTION lid
q meeting az the hospital yesterday
morning. The members OF both boards
we're present Nr. Q r Potts 1rI SIR
II Il Dewey were reelected 10 the ~ ard
az trustees. Ms. Geo. L Pratt. Mrs. p.
Val. 1Irs. Fred Sravtne. Ms p. r Dlnn
Mrs. Chas- Cohn were elected % the board
II directors This was about the o1ir
business trauacfed except the reports -
The & .efe-ent ofice-s- Today az 3.39 the
board OF directors VII meet az the home
og aIrs. Potts ard elect officers f1f the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
CzttIe

There vas q good supply Of cattle yes
to-day for the first dag OF the week Tho
market was generally % 10 i cents lower
blt active and all the offerings were
t1k-F oy the buyers Local butchers
were IN the market FOR Oh the fat COWS
end hefers they could get, and the Older
7rs took Gil grades Il does not seem
To make any dllererce wE1t class of
cattle are offer TIE buyers VIII buy
them ali 81 C0Ups raLiveIy good prices
y 1e cattle market IS growing and even
tine comm ssi0E men are taking mere in
forest IN it Slippers need not be afraid
~ -1rsiE1 cattle 70 this market because
tnev are certain 70 get q fair price
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
WAS SlxTY-NINE YEARS OLD
Er-. Elisa xewb-rry VIII be Buried
Tomorrow

Mr.. E1Izz SsU5eTry died - he- torue
~ seth arzrizer s-r=es yesterday ~ 20
n she zaz 81 Years cid and ca-ac tC
rhss civ r. tire spr-E - Iss- from Ne
sr-7- III she has ere s1n and , 81 I'd
son. ire fanerL service All take pace
wednesday a. > cloc< from ne s-isz cTia
srs-rc sIa-h15ls- cklrct- I1terre1- VII
j. i ~. CO. 1917
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
49, cENTuRY coNFoRT.

Millions are daily finding weird 81,
comfort fl Bucklen's A-uica salve. L
kills pain from burns. scalts. cuts.
bruises. eoaqusrs ulcers and fever Sores
cures er1ptions. salt rheuul. ooiis ard
fsi1ns. removes CONS and warts Best
pie cure On earth Only &C a. Gehrs1g's
pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
At the ToIcr.


This afternoon, az the Toier, the Grau
Comic Opera company viii give a special
matinee OF Sousa's operate gem. e Capt.
tan. This is one or the prettiest comic
operas ever written. and has had long.
successful runs in New York City. Bos-
ton and Chicago The Grau company
own the sole rights to produce both this
opera and Wang" and = was az the Re
quest OF a large number OF rausic-lovers
q the city that arrangements have been
made for The matinee OF e Captain This
zflI truly be q big day IN the.wzy Of the
atrical arnusements. with the matinee CT
e Captain this afternoon and the big
production OF Wang tonight The Grau
Opera company is the largest and b-st
organization Of the kind on the road
They carry over forty-fve people, and
their own superb orchestra, and with
their productions OF EI Captain ard Wang
have been packing the thesters wherever
they have appeared Doors open at ia
Curtain al 30
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Were Liberal for
Monday.
MARKET FIVE LOWER
Cattle Market Was Active but
Ten Lower.

There was ? good supply Of hogs OF
the market yesterday Tor Monday, and
there was q larger proportion Of good.
heavy hogs than usual The late trains
brought in most Of the hogs. and con
sequeu-lv the bulk Of the sales were near
TIE close. Cudahy put in q small order.
but Armcurs buyer stayed as long as
there was q hog for sale. The market
was generally quoted cents lower The
top prlce q the Gay was SO, but some
rrc-ty eo0d hogs sold for i cents Ass
thau that price. Two car loads were
held over because OF q difference Of
opinion between buyer and seller and
one load Of pigs were unsold because no
iody wanted them at what the owner
considered . faI- price.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07

F. Clayton. q farmer and stOcknaan
Of Butler county. Kansas. has filed FeJl-
ton IL bankruptcy He says that bis Ia
bilties amount 10 SOC or this amount
ss3S = due 20 the Farmers and Her
chants bank OF e Dorado. and is secured
BIZ first mortgage on twenty-five head
OF steers Three hundred and hfSy dol
lars Is due 70 Edward Clayton and -
secured By q second mortgage n the
same cattle The petitioner says -ha- ne
has 10 assets except the morVgaged cat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
GIVEN SECOND HEARING
De Witt Corey and Daughter 70 Be
Tried Today.

The second preliminary hearing OF De-
Wit C Corey and his daughter viii be
held this morning in the city court Mr.
Corey vas given one hearing u nhe
charge OF Incest and bound over TO the
district court but today his daughter VIII
De tried with him as in this complaint
she HIS been made party TO the deed
The case is called for clock.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07

The Warner Comedy company opened
last night at the Toler. to a packed house.
and the company and the show went
big. The play was a pretty little 4-act
one. with Miss Cora Warner in the stellar
part Miss Warner IS always a fsvorite
with Wichita audiences. and last night
was no exception. The speciaities intro
duced We're excellent. and especially the
plastic poses by Miss Warner which was
the finest cloak Illusion ever seen here.
The cakewalk OF Rabert Burgess was also
a feature
The Warner company lays or tonight
FOR the big production OF Wang and
opens again Wednesday night With an en-
tire change OF play and specialties.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
PASSED The CENTURY
Dr. Wood WAS Ioo Years Old Yester-
day

DR.. John ?. Wood. formerly OF this
city, celebrated his one hundredth birth
day az Cofeyville, and the peo-
pie there gave him great reception and
made it a day OF jolifica ton throughout
He was born IN Dublin, Ireland, il 1872.
and has lived IN Kansas nearly hzlr 3
century He lived il Wichita until two
years ago. He is as active as the average
man il ar n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
AT HOME OF HER PARENTS
Hrs. Flora Foster Of Elineaie DIED
YESTERDAY

Mrs. Flora Foster. or Elindale. Kan,
died az the home Of her parents. Eis North
NCsley avenue yesterday She vas =
years OF age ard had been married but q
short time. Services VIII ee held AZ 10
O'Clock Wednesday morning AZ St Eoni-
face church. corner OF Ohio and Second
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
BROUGHT NICE PRICE
EIva OIdfather Sold One Hundred
Acres for 5000.

The papers were fled yesterday in
Which AIva Oldfather sold TO Dan Breese
20 acres OF land north OF Colwich. for
80 per acre The farm IS fractional
quarter. being in the bend OF The Arkan-
sss river, and IS very valuable property,
ard 8Ir. Oidfather received q good price
for his nronertY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07

Live stock Conasi-~ Merchants
Prone go.
CG4ce Seek fAr-s Exchznxs Esi.1snx.
Nlcn4tz.
Fifteen years exDsrieacs % rs 61ssa.ss
enables - - secure beat results -sr ear
cuatouera
Market quotations furnished u,on -
guest Money furnished % FEEDER Raf-
ere1oe. hsrses %afsoral BanE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
THE WEATHER.

Washington. Jan 6--Fcrecast Tor Tues
dlv ara NedneStaE-
Hanszs-Fafr Tuesday yvclneS5ag fair.
colder IL north and Ees- portions winds
Lscor1iuE westerly ard Eorthu-sStHTlE
gzllhorrl and Indian LcrrltGrv-E air
Tuesday and 1Fe11eSdaEs Fariatls
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
TWO DIVORCE PETITIONS
A Woman and Man Each Were De-
serted.

Dora S Howells yesterday fled Pc
titiou IN the district court, asking for a
divorce from George " Howell She
states that they were married az Harrt-
son. Arkansas, March -. 1894. She al
leges that more than i've years ago he
deserted her. and has refused TO I've with
her or in any manner support her since
that tine. At present she does not know
where he IS She also alleges that n
called her vile names. and n ether ways
Instructed her. Sullivan & Baxter are
her attorneys
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07

A. W. Paddock and H ?. Paddock. who
were engaged n the mercantile business
IN HlIsb0ro, Kan. under the firm name
Of Paddock Bros. 1ntH the summer OF
fSsS have fled 2 petition Of oankrEptcs
in the federal court and have been ad-
Judged oankrurts b. Judge 7. & Wall.
the bankruptcy referee
TIE petition places The liabilities - the
firm II ss.Z1 OF this amount S.@1 IS IN
the form OF notes Of which al are barred
by TIE statute OF Limitation except the
note for So. which IS worthless The IL
esiyidual assets OF 4 " Paddock, are
placed a $50. CT which he claims 81
IS exempt and the remaining SEQ Is life
Insurance. H P Paddock has $50 in ex-
enpted property and ss.eao in insurance
policies
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
Eidridge Commission co.

CATTLE. HOGS AND SIX EP-stcc<
ya-cs. IS lcaltz- NoDsign your ato1k to as
Ter 5sst possible results Ea sxDsct 20
get and held our trade - ths taero0ga
efficiency q cur WORK aua tn~ stffre
business fnffrr.ty cs cur nIsflo1s sn1
Cordially invite your c4sinea "a kEts
Dasts- Telechcns 60
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07
Notce

al customers a. TIE National Bank q
Commerce are cordially Invited 70 call A.
the bank and get one CT or artistic cal
en6zrs Tor 1870.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07

John Miller also fled petition for IL
vorce from Emma Miller. He states that
they we're married in Chandler. .. T.
three years ago. and he las been deserted
for more than two years lie alleges
neglect II duty as a cause q action He
states that they have a child eighteen
months old the custody O. which he
wants. Sullivan & Baxter are his atVor-
news
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-07

He f. affee- Tezrs II az. anf th< s3a
- sfr AID Mrs. & a. Cox. "a Csssrzs-t
ageaae- ne heYae ~ w4s driving ~es
a yogrx ore bpt hes aIsaFe se~ret -
e. se1tie. aEd he does nos krgs Naxs
started her 70 r1nafHs away
Card % Thanks.
We fse family = ~ obfssiah TesTszs.
zish e. exr1ees as- helrffsit xTattfsaq
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CATTLE SALES


chicago. Jan. -ClttIe-RecsiDts. 81. zoo
lnclfllllrE 80 Texans. Market slow and
e'tFance OF last WeeN lost. Good 10
riiae steers $500 AIS; Door % redI am,
lows. 81 -, heifers. S1.50f.5-Q0, can-
lers <-5n2.29. huls, s1-15ft4.G9 calves,
f6-7". IeXas-fec steers Ss-a01f5-fo-
Receipts today. ifNt0- toucrrc "
eHH- lefr over. loaa Bulk steady close
weak AliTe and butchers S6.136f6 Sd;
llE Sa1o5 lsht, s. .SJllt.50. bulk
q Sales s6.1006 80.
Sheep Rec-inrs = 0o2 sheep weak 10
- lower lambs. weak 20 sc flwer- Good
70 choice wethers A.EG5.0a; fair To
choice mixed S3.51I+-l0. western sheep
western lambs. s. .00G5 So
Official receipts ard shipments satlr-
cay
Rsceipts-Cattls. SIS: hogs. q. 200; sheep.
cf0-
saipmeats-Cattle. l5s. hogs. las: sheep
Kansas City.
Kansas City, Jan 5--cattle-Reeeipts
Stcckers and feeders steady. other cattle
- re lower, choice exports and dress
q Ueef steers. S5.-5Ns-15- fair TO eOod
s. 81, stockers and feeders. S. sea
ll- western FED steers. S4-l5fs5 =, west
indian steers s.. h5Q5. 4e- Terss COWS. s.. -
400. native cows. t2.l, ga-15. heifers
is- Gamers. sl-tsll-- o5; bulls. $50
81 calves i3--15 So
Receipts iI.u0. Market steady
T. IS lower Ton. sos; bulk If sales
S7-i 5-s2 heavH s. etb SO mixed pack
ers s5-l5E6.5a- light, s fli-s5 piss. S+E
Receipts. Sooc Market stez ~.
JED lambs. S5.tl5-el, led Wcrhers s. zoF