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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-06
sHiPPeRs AND NOTES.

ore thing that can be said in favor Of
the wichita cattle market is that when
tie c4lLe are Cttered for sale they sell
about every t-mee
The hos market seems To have taken .
fresa start. The receipts are increasing.
and TIE buyers cake ali The offerings IL
they SEE tired and leave the market be-
Ter they ere al sold they buy them the
The dress beef steers sold on the mar
k6t yesterday were fed and driven in BY
a II Dts6ro The shippers who had
cattle OF the market were. @. r Barnes,
g r Carson and g r. Cole. o. ut
Hope 2 So Scotr. OF Maize Adam FTuff-
baler- az AulEale. and l. II. NcGr0cEiin
OF Lercy- u VII Be seen from this that
FL - HE cattle were from stations near
Amaag the shippers who had hogs on
tle MARKET yesterday we're y. r. XII
b9urn- oI sterling; G.. g. Handy * Son.
q @oFa icn- T. 8 AlcCroczliu, ot Leray-
Smith Bros. cE Lelia. De-nett g. Cooley
d REESE ttiLI- z W. Johnston Of Pond
Creek. and Blrch1eld * Couneu, of An
The hricklavers were at work on TIE
hig cooler ~ the new DCld packinE house
yesterday IL VIII soon make corsldera-
bic Ct Slowing
tae cowboys VINO are entered for ths
rilinE contest az the catJiemen couvea-
Ron, giving them rcUce u De On hand
pl-h rheir horses. There VIII 5e @ ear
horses that VIII be ridden IN the Con-
rests Il Wiz leave Woodward on Ihe
morning ~ the i9rh OF Fehruary- ar
L1ll notified them rhaC The freight
7cg-d be paid - Wichita ana return 10
Woodward ny ras committee of which
A. =. Accre IS chairman Efe ~ $50 rotG
tlern Z tlev had outlaws Or high 1ucksrs
a. pUC CleU lC Ine car. but 10 be sure
tt- r1et were bad ones
Superintendent IullreT wanted 20 he
certain t1sr the weighing was correctly
ocne iasru-Slr ar the Union stock yards.
a. he stayed and did * himself TIE
-z- RI the scale house took e Eood deal
q Nns 20 Se- lr 20 buEr. ard Dir.
ilae would oatance tie scales and
then LE-t @ match 20 read 1he weights
sellers ware bound Is s-F haes HI
toy would have been compelled to guess
-srF smith IS buvlag some Eoad
crcss 1eef steers Tor ths John Cl1da l1y-
paeslf- nouse- Cldslv wants TIE aeo-
ple eaa come 50 1he cattleDens conren-
fi2H ~ l1te s1-re go0d beef Is ear v-rfle
thcE 1ifc IN wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Were Large and
Market 5 Higher.
TOP PRICE WAS Sc 20
Cattle Market Was Active and
About Steady,

The receipts Of hogs yesterday were
liberal and considerably larger than vas
expected Taken with the late arrivals
the previous night the receipts yesterday
made sufficient stock to interest the
buyers. The market was fairly active
and about a nickel higher than the close
the previous day Armours buyer alone
yesterday got 1850 hogs. Everything in
TIE yards we're sold except Two car loads
The buyers had made up their minds not
q have any more night markets, but il
was nearly o. clock when they Quit buy
ing hogs LAST night The shippers want
cd 70 sell and they ran a bluff by tell
ing the buyers they did not have sand
enough 70 buy hogs, but wanted them 70
hold over until today, thinking the mar
ket would be lower This good uatured
oanterlnE resulted In some late sales The
buyers prefer 70 buy hogs by sunlight,
rather than by lamp-ughr, but they are
good -natured and Ike 10 accommodate
the shippers when they can do II with
OK sacrificing the interests Of their en-
p-oyers. There were some car loads or
TIE market that made good averages
in weight, but there were no toppv
lunches sold. There was a large sprfnk-
Ing Of light hogs even in the loads that
brought the top price.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-06
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
IL N. ToI.r.


A VERSATILE NATURALIST.
L IS seldom that an author-artist Is
also gifted with the ability 20 entertain
upon the lecture platform. but Ernest
Seson-Thompson Is as clever with his
voice as with his pencil and Pen All
OF his writings and drawings descriptive
OF The personality OF Wild animals are
enhanced many foId By his inimitaole
description OF them from his own lips
8Ir. Thompson IL one OF the most
entertaining lecturers row On the plat
form He has a way OF putting things
without straining after effects. which
captures MS audiences az the start and
holds them 70 the finish. lie has won
6erfuI powers OF narrative. and as his
lectures are principally composed OF sto-
ries. mostly drawn from his own exper
fences. they are. attractive for this cause
alone. bur when Illustrated. as they are.
with camera and pencil. they are = rare
treat he IS coming here TO lecture on
February s. 1S0e.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-06

Cheese-Receipts. AZ packages. Market
firm Fancy large early made. colored,
1eSzc; fancy small state, full cream, early
made, colored, L1zdI1zc; fancy large,
early made. white. IIS4c; fancy small,
state. full cream, early made. white. u =.
Nu1kc.
Egg@Receipts, s1s4 packages Mar
kel strng. State and Pennsylvania, &c;
western at mark. PC.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining.
3-16c; centrifugal. Sc test. 3 u-ISc; no
lasses sugar. 15-1Se- Refined steady.
Crushed. S5.Zc; powdered, 4.S5c; grauu-
lated. 4.75c.
Cofree-steady. No. Rio. $40
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-06
SAVED HER cHILo's LIFE.

IN three weeks our chubby little boy
vas changed by pneumonia almost 70
Skeleton. writes Mrs v. Watkins. OF
Peasant City, O. a terrible cough set
il. thar. in spite OF a good doctors treat
NEXT f0r ,svsraI weeks. grew worse every
DAY. We th=n used Dr. Kings New Dis
coTsrv for Cousuupt ton. ard our daring
vas soon sound and we'll We are sure
THIS grand medicine saved his Nfe." All
Ians know Us the Only sure cure FOR
Coughs. Colds ard al Lung diseases.
Gehrings pharmacy guarantee satisfze-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-06

O. 0o0, left over, $50. Market active.
strong 10 SC higher. Mixed and butchers,
s5-e906-35: good 10 choice heavy, $500
I 6.55, rough heavy, s.. 0fq6.5 .; light, $50
. 5-l9- bulk of sales, S5-s5Q6-aS-
Receipts. 15,os0. Sheep and lambs
strong % Ice higher Good 70 choice Weth-
ers- S4-QeQ5 so, fair 70 choice mixed. g
80; western sheep, and yearlings, St--5
as s.; native lambs, S3-5oQ5.30; western
lambs. = 00G5-31
officiaI receipts and shipments yester-
Receipts-Cattle. 1853: hogs. so.s47;
pments-CattIe. 1855; hogs. 4757:
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Feb Cattles-ReceiPts,
$500 natives. Go Texans, 900 calves Mar
ket STEADY. Choice export and dressed
beef steers. s5.S3fl6-50, fair TO good, S4-s5
as. %, stockers and feeders. s. 500 so;
western fed steers, S4-50d5. >; Texans
and indian steers, S4.5g1I5--5- Texas cows.
S1-a5f4 .. native cows, S5-etQ5-uy5 helT-
ers- $1,000, Gamers s-.ot1--S5; bulls,
s. Gau4 30; calves, s4-5gQ6-l5.
Hogs-ESece-pts- 300 Market cents
higher. TOP, S. A bulk OF sales, 3. 65d
8. -. heavy. Sc. 35G5.45 mixed packers.
s. 9eG6 A. light. s5-3546-20; pigs. $3.50
sheep-Receints. go. Market strong.
Western lambs. s5-5e16-00, western weth-
ers s.. 25fi4. 20; YeaTiings 3 .GoQ5.5o; ewes,
s4-o0T4-5o; culls, & 0ea4 -oo; FED lambs,
ST. louis.
St Louis Feb. .-CattIe-Receipts. 4
500 including 3500 Texans Market
steady. Beef steers. $ 69d6 50: stockeTs
and feeders. S2-S504.50. cows and heifers.
3. d0T5-o0. Texas steers, $1,000; cows
and heifers, & 4ld3-S5.
ff01=Receipts. 800. Market strong
20 &c higher. Pigs and lights, s5.a0d6. o;
packers. s. .00I6-15, butchers s6.l5lt6- +---.
Sheep-Receipts. i01o- Market strong.
Natives, s4.0504-65, lambs SI.35d6.25-
ST. JOSEPH
s.. Joseph. Feb. -Ca-tie-Receipts. l..
SEQ Market steady. COWS and heifers.
$4,000. vaaIs. S3-l5Q6-505 stocksrs and
feeders. s. 15d4. 80.
Fogs-Receipts. 500. Market steady.
LAght and light mixed. 8. 75sf6.15, medium
and heavy s6-1}d5. A.; pigs, S5-S5d5.2o;
bulk, S5-9lE6-65-
Sheep Receipts. 100 Market stronger.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-06
GRAIN PITS LFELESS
Good Weather for Corn Fin
ishes Up the Bulls.
DECLINE IN DAYS PRICES
Corn Makes Bit Better Show
ing Than Others.
DECLINE IN DAYS PRICES

Chicago, Feb. 5.-Trade IN the grain pits
was OF a dull and undressing nature
/ today. The trend was bearish, as q re-
I suit OF the effect OF the moderating
weather on corn. Other news was up
and At tn close Nay wheat and May corn
we're both 1.G1zc lower AID Nay oats "a
I sc lower Provisions closed unchanged
/ Wheat lay almost Iifeless all day-the
/ dullest market L has experienced for
| long time Routine news was Indifferent
! and on the whole the pit lacked any fea-
/ ture 10 redeem II from lethargy. The
early nuctuation were almost lEnpercep-
tlble, though under the influence o. corn
May at one time got &C under yester-
days close. There was almost 70 spec
Llatcn- Gables were slightly lower but
improved with the day. There were
some selling orders and local crowd sold
al every opportunity though not 10 any
great extent The usual statistics were
slightly 5ullish. but helped little. May
opened ise1tc 70 IzTsc lower II &c 10
| break May slowly declined 70 TIC, but
reacted on covering, the small reaction IN
corn and the improving cables May
closed 2 trIle we6A at -sH1ec lower az
sIs4c. Local receipts were only eleven
cars; Minneapolis and Duluth reported
ll2 cars making a total FOR the three
points OF lsS against 10 last week and
~ last year Primary receipts were 49,
COO bushels compared with 3s3 900 a year
ago. Seaboard ciearances IN wheat and
-four equaIled 3460 lo bushels
Corn while not so dull as wheat. was
weak and quiet market. Sentiment was
generally bearish regardless OF bullish
news from the country. Outside offerings
was light and received very small. Move
ment generally has been badly hampered
~ weather conditions. Moderating
weather. however. led TO the belief OF
lighter feeding 10 stock and liberal selling
did the rest 20 depress prices "A the
opening reports that the Argentine crop
would be only half its usual size steadied
the feeling and later improving cables
had some influence But May which
opened slightly lower sold on &c 70 661ad
Sc Toward the end of the session there
was some buying and covering which
brought q fair reaction. May closed
barely weak Ss4izc lower at csc. Re
celpts were only Is cars.
oats were profoundly dull and feature
less There was a weaker feeling with
the other grains. but speculation was al
most nothing. support was absent. May
closed Ease lower AT &c. Receipts were
g cars.
After 4 fairly strong and higher open
slump and registered small losses. Trade
was dull Hogs had a fairly strong
market al the yards and there was some
early demand May pork closed sc lower
at Sl5-S5, May lard 2 shade lower az s9s5
Q94l1a and May ribs unchanged at So 47Ib (
Estimated receipts for tomorrow.
Wheat. cars; corn, 50 cars; oats, 81 cars;
hogs, 3, coo head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-06
COMING LOCAL VENTS

The chorus choir 81 the Unitarian
church VIII meet with Ms. Childe this
evening
The East side Y. C. T. [. VIII meet
this afternoon with Mrs Souers. 2.a
O'Clock. at "a South Laura avenue
Queen city lodge No. =. Degree Of
Honor. meets IN regular session This even
ing IN the A. o. L X. hau ri - South
Main street.
The South side Kindergarten associa-
ton VIII net h1ld any meetings thls
month. but VIII meet The first Friday II
each month after March Isl
A meeting VIII he held az the First
Methodist church today from l9-33 g. z.
70 $50 p. n. u IS thought that a large
number Of people wlu attend the meet
inEs.
4 dramatic reading WI - given hv
Mrs Sneu before the Twentieth Century
club. at the residence q 1Trs. O. z
Lehman. today az 9 oclock- All men
bers Of tie clue arr urged 20 Sc present.
a braoeh of the Uzioa Mission asso-
citation OF s. Loais. 3so VA - or
gauized IA the han over -s3 North Hal.
street IS soon IS The furniture shan be
net IL place 4 notice VIII - given "a
the papers 81 tire citv when are de5.ca-
tis7 shsu take pgzee. -hey also rs7assc
those citizens who are i1tsreste5 f. tie
organisation ro please donate e. 8, cAzl-s
or seat benches fe- ri-rrlsalrs rae hell
also two stoves Tor hearlns fse hal wa
BE- thznsfrllv received- IS giving no-see
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-06
THE WEATHER.

Washington. Feb. 5.-Forecast-Ksn-
,sas. snow or rain Thursday. with rising
temperature in east portion; Friday fair
IN north. snow il south portion; colder.
northeast winds
Oklahoma ard Indian Territory: Fair
Thursday. followed BY rain. turning TO
snow. and colder THURSDAY night or Fri
day; southerly winds, becoming north
80 -rr-f--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-06
ANCIENT
TORTURE
How il has Been Revived
in Modern Times.

An ancient method OF poisoning
criminals was 70 force them TO swal-
low large quantities OF bulls blood.
Bulls blood is really no poison at all.
Yet the prisoner usually died in agony.
This was caused by the coagulation OF
hardening Of the bull's blood in the
stomach. The pressure OF this solid
mass on the heart, lungs and other vital
organs almost always resulted fatally.
That's just ike Indigestion. II
your food doesn't digest il remains in
hard lump IN the stomach Gases are
formed, which crowd and sometimes
actually dIsplace other organs. Many
cases Of supposed heart disease are due
TO Indigestion The pressure upon the
lungs lnterferes with breathing. 4 dis
ordered stomach effects the whole body.
BY the use OF such preparation as
hOdGl Dyspepsia Cure all this trouble
IS removed. Before food can be assimi-
lated into the system il must be re-
dEced TO proper condition by the di-
gestiTe fluids. II any OF these fluids
are lacking, perfect digestion is i'm
possible. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure sup
plies the missing fluids. Stomach
troubles can't be cured by dieting.
The system demands both suficiency
and Z variety OF food. You can't get
well or stay well without it. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure enables the stomach
to take care Of any kind Of good food.
II renders dieting unnecessary. It
digests what y0u eat. In this way
It rests the stomach This rest soon
restores I stomach TO perfect health.
K0dol Dyspepsia Cure helps the
children too. Weak and sickiy little
ones thrive on Il. Il never fails.
During the last few years my stom-
ach was in such condition that
couldn't retain the food l ate, I" writes
Henry Williams OF Boon vile, Mo.
Two months ago I commenced taking
KOdol Dyspepsia Cure. & few bottles
have cured me entirely can now eat
and enjoy anything I want"
kodOI Dyspepsia Cure
Cures ali Stomach Troubles.
only By z C. DEWITT & Co. Chicago
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-06
MILLIONS PIT 10 wnRK

he WondeTfll activity q the new cen
fury is shown by an enormous demand for
the worlds best wo-kers-Dr- Kings View
Life Pills For Constipation. Sick Head
ache. Buousress. or any trouble Of
Stomach. Liver OF Kidneys they're IN
rivaIed. Only &C at Gehrlngs pharmacy.
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Nem YORK Money Marks.

New York. Feb 5--(Close. MONEY. on
cali steady 81 2is13211 per cent, prime
exchange steady. with actual business in
bankers Iiils 81 $50 for demand and
n S4Ssi5Tf s45s FOR sixty days, posted
rates. N.tlfl4 s5i4 and SIS. commercial
oils. = s4-04-S5 Ear silver. &c. Mex
lean dollars. sac. Government bonds
strong: state bonds Inactive, railroad
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COTTON MARKET.

New YORK. Feb 5-The cotton market
opened steady in tone. with prices : TO s.
POINTS higher and closed steady, with
nrices net = 10 8 points higher
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Il - IN. 7 LE-II- -77,'-
ST. Louis.
Kansas CITY.

Kansas City. Feb 5.-Wheat-sIav.
l5sc. July. 7ttsc- cash. No. > hard.
s5c- No o hard, l.}lzc. No red SIC, No
3 red. Ssc No. spring 7lis f75-zc-
Co-l-tIay. 6lFc- SerIeul Der SIC,
cash. Nc > mixed. sllzEzc. No white
55l-1I6-C- Ne white. 73ls1 ff6c.
Cat@No. white. & gElzc-
Bye-No. >. 5lG69c.
Hay-Choice timothy. $3.50; choice prai-
ne sf3 ~
BurIer-CreaueT5 i3c, fancy dairy, Sc
EEg=F'rssh. "a
Receipts . whezrs = cars
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HTfAT THE CHAIRMAN Or -f7R APPpo.
PRIAT On COMMITTEE or The ILLINOIS
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE Is SAYS
Sir. 2Enkic vas Grz-d Master Ct the Illinois
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IN PEERLESS HALL
Peoples Party County Convention VIII
Sc Held There.

Sc Held There
The county central cozmi-tse q the
Peoples party has decs5ed % h1i5 tie
county convention nex1 SATURDAY "a peer
less han. a. ire cor-er q F'irs- ard II II
streets. There All be f. the ne.gbber-
hood ~ Two hundred delegates present =
sl-s convention and theT VII select dee
gates 20 the conference held IN Topeka "a
re ~ ~ - ---.-.h
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Samuel Botrz. AZ aged man. livsag At
the corner Of Thir5 ard James street
suffered stroke OF PARALYSIS yesterday
and Is not expected &c I've.
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AZ the Crawford.

Aunt Jerusha" is equal. II not super
Tor. 10 most Of the rural plays that have
grown 50 popular. and deserves COM
mendation FOR one thing at least. common
20 the most OF them. but left out OF this.
IL has no wTonged woman. and hence
can be seen without having suggested.
TO the young especially, topics better not
exhibited. During the action OF the piece
several high class specialties are intro
dUeed by members Of the company. nota-
bly, the singing Of the Rube Quartetts-
The staging IS explicit. the appointments
are mostly genuine and not mere inaita-
tfous. and the whole representation Is
said 10 De illustrative OF the period and
place or the plot "sunt Jerusha'' win
appear at the Crawford opera house 10
night. for one night only.
Like unto the babbnag brook. which
runs on forever. plays may come and
plays may pass into the din and unrec-
ognIzable distance OF oblivion. but ever
bright VIII the memory OF Esmond's de-
IghtfuI work. when We Were q,
remain in the minds OF those who enjoy
the best 10 be had and the purest IN
the form Of dramatic ART. when We
Were IL VIII repay many times the even
ing spent in attendance UPON f. One q
the most interesting features OF the per-
Torrance is the absence OF clap-trap ana
straining after impossible clinaxes. a
fault that most dramatic authors are
addicted 70 n q greater or less extent.
but there are situations in the play where
the auditors must necessarily be brought
70 z high pitch ot excitement b. the
intensely dramatic action OF the play.
and the essentially human characters
conceived By the author Brilliant Saw
ariu. the famous French gastror0ue
says: "A good dinner may be spoile1
b. had serving" and the same saEs
philosophy IS applicable 20 the dramatic
feast; the best play may be spoiled -
Inferior acting Conscious Of the De-
nands made upon the actor who is called
upon ID inperscnate Any &C the parts.
IN When We Were 2. % the management
has exercised the greatest care II the
selection OF their company. with the re-
suit that only the highest praise has been
received by the ladies and the gentle
men entrusted With the different roles
L is seldom that a stronger ensemble j.
mt s-A4A Na4a~ls4- -a-1- -l4t-aA tHtlAe
cry person VINO atteu1s a dramatic pre-
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goe-s VII have IN opportunity e. e0er-
else their prerogauTe on Tuesday. Febr1-
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our public uater the management %
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most extraordinary success e. tbs riay
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