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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-24
RosaMarlianiI
President Of French Singers
Association Of Chicago.

IS the case Of Mrs. Susan Le,. Of Denop-
Oils. Ala, who suffered n - Years and was
cured by taking Wine # Cardui. She
writes;
= I have besa ssck fer r &c yczz anS was
cot abis TO 90 nay houscv u-k foS ovsr ssvu
years Sinoe have bsen saSing yo1s rerns-
dies have be>n ahie to ~ * I have onfy
us,d thrss bOssics lof Wins q Cards. ard 3
package Of Thsdso-5's E Eek-D-aueat. I
can co aimcst as mceh vi rk uovv IS ever
dc Ieannc. say enough shous your useSi-
eine- will eOne to the .ot-I Az seelsaz
almost young Sgain."
After reading the letters Of Madam MAJ
lazi and Mrs. Lee. the Only reasonable
thing for IN afflicted wolns n 70 dos TO roto
her druggist and secure . bottle Of VIA
Of Cardui and begin the Z satncnt u once.
Yea can begin the treata ent toelay In Tia
privacy Ct your home. he change for the
better VII begin within z week. TIE WA
strengthens the weakest ! irk Rrst. Natu--
ally thas IS where an in lprovemeat voo.i
be most noticeable.
Do not SO On suffer- ~ fer years Ike
Madam N2rliaai AID Ers. Lee. Thoss
anxious years Gre gene lost when tasy
should have been snjoye l il health. Evsry
day you hesitate Is lest I'D gives to useless
suffering another day Of your LIE. Z ysu
need advice vTi.e The L dies Advisory De-
psrtmen;, The Chartan. oga Meiic.re Co.,
Chattanooga. Team. . scribe yosr synsp-
tens IS fully a. possib.. SAD 3 free letter
Of advice VIII Be sent "a. All druggists
sell e. 90 bottles Of vi se Of Cardoi.
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the United States Steel corporation, the
provisions for the purchase Of the Louis
Vile and Nashville. and the subscription
10 the Pennsylvania bond issue for so
on COO, indicate some OF the heavy re-
quirements upon the present narrowed
resources Of the money market An in
oident of the day was a sharp rally in
sugar OF ~ on the expressions OF CONF
dence from Washington that an agree
ment would be reached on the Cuban reci-
procity bin. The stock closed with "a net
gain OF 3is Amalgamated Copper. Ten
uessee Coal. the Cotton oil and irsinis-
Carolina Chemical stocks, international
Silver Preferred and a number Of minor
speciaities. were strong. There was also
strength among q number OF minor rail-
road stocks on the grounds Of their strong
stratgetic position. The Wisconsin Cen
trail stocks. the Toledo, St. Louis and
Western stocks. and the Detroit Southern
stocks were in this class. The market
closed heavy. Consolidated Tobacco Is
were strong and active Otherwise the
bond market was irregular. Total sales.
par value. "a, 10000.
United States bonds were ali unchanged
on the last call.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New YORK AnriI 23.-Today's transfer
~ stocks reached an aggregate Of over
"a million shares but the animation - tho
speculation IS decidedly deteriorared from
the nearly two mNlion-sharc business ~
NondaT There was agreat variety ir the
dealings today. hUt the undert0ns If The
market was decidedly heavy az day. and
the advances IN some portions C. the list
were insufficient 81 clear up The tone.
The weather news from the western grain
regions WAS tie central topic ~ discus
sion Prices were successfully turned
inward during the dealings the grain
c. rriers sharing fuiiy III The advance. II
rhe ease 81 Azchisou. tile opening rise was
ia but half an boar later. when trading
began in the grain markets. vith prices
strongly advancing. the stocks gave way
The government weather map was SUIT
Gent that Yesterdays hopeful estimates
~ sufficient rain 20 uro3 any damage
already done were noe Wei founded. The
strong rise IN tie corn market also helped
60 denress stocks. lthstandizZ t1e
uuNkeiinaC1 ~ airy accurate knowiedl-e
~ this tirae ~ che chances % the corn
crop BIT the evidence ar band fr1r1 daF
O. dar of the fsr-reachiuE effect ~ last
years com shortage IS 50 impressive tf1at
the speculative mind s-ii e,1ceuty ce
Vsrv sensitive ~ the prospect ~ the com
~ crop ~ -hat STAPLE There was q To-
-swaf ~ the recent active demand tcr
t1e coalers the Reaailes aEa-l tk-1e
The lead on the SKY aosits11 tEar The SEX
tlement az the wages dispute IS imminent.
yvh=1. however b was perceived thss fhF
strength Cd this ssctiol u IRE market Rad
nttle eaeet IN checking The drtro.irlz
foundation aE western ralirca3 s1ocks. The
movement ~ TIE Cozlers ceased and The
prices reacted thsTe-
Efforts we're made on behalf - the ia-Ee
speculative leaders q convey rhe irnrrss-
SION thar The sharp se-toa 81 uTlz=s has
re-n c1nuieed ar ana fart2ers1 - Ha-uip-
l.Iasion. wilh gh= Purpose - sazkinE -
weak s--..isl1siTe followers e. p-eDara-
aor r8r renewed ard stronger lpzazd
movement The ma-sel. iu tscr. sEea-er-
The strg-r-r seci-iczs zasfiel r=slltirz
from rre Iirui6a sion ~ rhe wa1Ef- sass
~ tEhrlg uarslne1 accounts TIE prfs-
scrs b SAB was Ulsh less Urgent sEl ire
fau lr lrefz uot So rlG.E1r eu- flbe se--
re was 30 Jess fe-S-srerr ard rse 4lsc-
uar5 -s.a1saeT ~ Jess rrnstsUf
-tfe1rzA nl rEe Sferalg Exchange rlar-
bel c7aled r-aevFa aLrertfaa - gre -csyL-
alltv - zala experts ard revived 1-scr-s-
s1or - tie present. he1ri.T -Es.aEse1 cree-
81 The provision feT ths sTs1- sfezsssrlr
merger. the csz1zg zSs-E ce1Eersi9z -
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THINGS WE
LIKE BEST
Why is it They So Seldom
Agree With Us?

What's the reason the things we lIks
best so seldom seem TO agree with us2
Maybe it's because We oveTeat Of them.
Then follows a fit OF indigestion.
Only lasts q day or two perhaps. But
it's a most uncomfortable day or two.
II we disregard consequences and in
duige our appetites the certainty that
we must suffer spOIls the pleasure.
We don't mean 10 abuse our stOD-
xchs but we all do X more or less. We
see things we want aud can't re-
sist the longing for them. When it's
too late We regret our rashness. But
there's a way 10 escape the cOnse-
ouences Of such indiscretiOnS. \ dose
OF q good digestant Ike kOd0l DFspep-
sia Cure will relieve your trouble at
once. That IS the sens bic remedy.
Indigestion IS always due 70 the
same cause. Your stomach & too weak
10 digest what you eat. II needs resi-.
You can't rest IL By going without
food. That would mean starvation.
But kodOl Dyspepsia Cure viii rest IL
Il does the stOmacb's work In the
mean time the tired organ IS aiming
fresh strength. Before long IL VIII
be As strong as ever. A temporary al
tack can be cured a. once. 4 case OF
long standing naturally takes m0rs
time. But the first dose brings relief.
And s complete cure in the near future
IS certain. You don't have 10 diet.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure VIII digest any
kind OF wholesome food Fer sickly
children II Is uneQuslled They thrive
on IL. The little ones often have in
digestion. too. Don't le: them suffer.
y had stomach tr01hle OF four years stand
trE" says Geo. r. CclbstE AlPepz. &irh
Witch ~as 80 bad that a. times I E4s forced
% abazdon ~ business entirely and reUsfa
IN bod AZ last va Induced g rEy ko1oi
Dyspepsia Cure from ws-ch received tro-
mediate relief and few bottles s1ected .
complete cure
u have besn tro1 bled zirh stomach trozhls
and dvspep~ia fer years anc never found ~
lief uuts, took yea. kp1ol Dyspepsia Cure.
writes Frzsz Vote. NeUEsl- Nc.
u uoE fesl I AZ euftrs.y cured e1d reccEz-
mead hodol nySpeDsiE Cure . scyoze t-o1o-
I'D Eitt dyspepsia
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SALE,
stIIPPERs AND NOTES

Foster & Cheesmen Of Whitewater ar
rived late in the afternoon yesterday
with a car load OF stock cattle. They
were held over for tOdays market.
Garland & Knowles of Wellington and
J. n Diest Of Crystal Springs were on
the market Yesterday with a mixed car
load, each OF cattle and hogs.
o. q Handy. the popular shipper from
Norwich marketed a car load OF hogs
yesterday.
Chesl5y & Funk. the we'll known ship
pers from Nickerson consi gued a car load
of hogs YESTERDAY
r T. Brazil Of OatvilIe marketed a
day.
enrv Schweiter of this city had the
best car load OF hogs Of his own feeding
on the market Yesterday. They were held.
F. II Wolford and II. Virgins of
Lyons marketed A car load OF hogs yes
terday.
r. 4. Mcclellan. with the Missouri Live
Stock Commission Co, OF St Joe ar
st the yards Tor several days. Tom.
es the hOys call him. was formerly with
EIdridge and Campbell in this city and
- has 8 great many friends here who
VIII give him a warm welcome
The new ire house AT the corner OF
Eighteenth street and Topeka avenue is
nearing completion. That section Of the
city is pleased over the prospect OF better
fire protection
Armour bought 800 hogs in Kansas
City yesterday that averaged 20 pounds
and cost S695. That accounts for John
Garrett climbing on the top rail or the
Sweet Bye and Bye instead Of buying
.
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Bruce Priddy went TO California last
night
Mr.. ". f. Daniels and wife left yes
terday Gor their future home near Port
land. oregon.
Arthur Fitz or Lawrence has accepted
n position With the Western Union Tcle-
graph company in this city
Miss Sweeney. OF 1880 I.uiu avenue, IS
quite sick and Is not able 10 attend her
class al the Lewis academy.
A. J. AppIegate. who has been seri-
or.siv sick for several ~veeks. has recov-
cred and was back at his Office yesterday.
Mr.. Fred Evans and family and 81r.
Geo. Patterson left yesterday FOR The
Daues. oregon. where they expect 90 To-
cate permanently
G. W. VOLT has received word that bis
second cousin. Charles \. Petrie. whose
home is IN Illinois. died in the Philippine
Islands on February T. ie
chester Hunt has purchased the prop
erty az Sis la avenue % r HolicS
Tor s7nG The deal was made through p
= Fuller as an investment
Dr. J. n Minnick. 81 This city has hefn
aarointed hv governor Stanley delegate
r. the Arnerscan Tuberculosls convention.
which VIII be- heid la New York city
3lar l4-ls-
William Hannah and Mss AIDA Rick
man. both residents o. THE cItT. were
--a~-led 81 the residence Cf Rer. " =
Rose. - IDA avenue. - that c.erg7 man
Tuesday night
n 4 Mcclellan bas consented 90 take
the place cf j r. knaup or The commit
tee which pas selected ~ the Charn'ssr
G. Commerce ~ 60 % Boc,T Ford. Cose-
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age reports from Iowa and elsewhere
we're bull incentives. May sold from 49,
- a strong close Isc advanced. IT 44ssc.
July (oldl gained 1ssc, closing at S71zdssc
Receipts were only IS cars
Hog products had a strong and adyanc-
ing market Influenced BY u steady hog
market and the grain bulge. Trade, how
ever. was not very active. considering the
rapid advances made Buying WAS good.
particularly the local crowd, in the way
OF covering. Packers sold moderately on
the upturn- but supported early. The
country was on the buying side. Heavy
shipments OF products was = bullish in q
centiye- Lard was particularly in good
demand Nay pork closed aoc higher at
$50; May lard. i71zc up al Se.S5. and May
ribs 15G171Sc higher at $50.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. % ears: corn, s. cars oats is
cars; hogs, $3.50 head.
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New York Money Market.

New York, April 23.-(Close. Money on
call steady at 34.G4is per cent, closing old
and asked 81. O. per cent, prime mercan-
tile paper 41xft5is per cent
Sterlfn gexchange strong with actual
business ia bankers bills at s4S7isQ4-sS for
demand and at S4S5i4Q5s for sixty days
posted rates S4S6 and 4-sS1., commercial
bills. 4-Sii4 d4.S5-..
Bar silver. $3.50: Mexican dollars 4lc.
Government bonds steady. state bonds
firm: railroad bonds. irregular.
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BASEBALL.
National Lsauue Gamss

NEW YORK. 3: BOSTON. l.
New York. April 23--The Boston team
held the lead over the New FORKS today
up 10 the eighth inning. when the home
team punched hits probably and turned
what looked Ike defeat into victory At
tendance, 900. Score
RHE
Boston ...............02 000O2OO-4 2
New York -.....-...0O0o 81 .
Batteries-Pittinger and Norman; Nc
Gee. Evans and Yeager.
PITTSBURG. Il; CINCINNATI. 3.
Pittsburg. April 23.-The game was an
easy one for Pittsburg. the Cincinnstis
at no time being dangerous. Ewing had
Two bad innings, the sixth and seventh
when hits were made. Attendance 5000
RHE
Pittsburg ...........0o40 O25os-ll II 5
Cincinnati --.-..----0 Q 200000-3 4
atteries--Phillippi and O'Connor: Ew-
ing and Peitz.
PHILADELPHIA, S: BROOKLYN. 4
Philadelphia, April 22-The ability to hit
when hats were needed gave Philadelphia
another victory over Brooklyn today. The
fielding of the visitors was ragged At
tendance 2,5S3. Score
RHE
BROOKLYN ..--..---.-..1 0 0 0 0 3 o. .
Philadelphia ---..-...0 , 031 01 IS 10 0
Batteries-McCann and Ahern; Iberg
and DOOM
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

WHEN REUBEN COMES TO Town
There are saiI to be- more legitimate
laughs and mere real hutnor ia Herman
Perict's new musical comedy. 81 hen
Reuben Comes t0 Town. thar in nrT
work ~ the kind since the days ~ tne
Mlkado.~ TIE music. TOO. is said fa te
~ a high order and uc
originality than anv receuf oGer'rr. Ee
quality rnat imue1latei iurrs
upon The nearer - tlat fhe wc
% III the lines and Situations ari u
Instructive ana cnara rfe-.s-ic Fnr
- doubtless Disc fo tho fset tfat Mr PER-
let ST. responsible far TIE ihrfIfg aft
lyrice. - wen - fhe music ne cm-
rary trat Viii rreeenf the piece 70 tne
era vfor5 theatre soon 81 The same. or-a-
inal orgaulzsfian taet gave t f Errt
popularity Tie ans crrf1r-e
and entlre Production also tfe same
shat Yves designed far tte Mrtrc tan
rln
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WIELps a SHARP Ak.

Millions marvel at the multitude Of
eaaIadies cut of by DR. Kings New Life
Pnls-the most distressing too. stomach,
Liver and Bowel troubles-Dyspepsta
Loss OF Appetite. Jaundice. Biliousness,
Fever, Malaria al fan before these won
der workers. &c al Gehrins' Pharmacy.
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HOG SALES
CATTLE

There was light business in the cat
tie section yesterday. the receipts were
largely OF thin cows and heifers. most Of
which viii probably be shipped out in
frst hands As rule the buyers claim
these thin cattle are held TOO high. There
re 40 orders for such stock and buyers
claim they cannot pay the prices asked TO
ship on the Missouri river markets Good
and medium butcher cattle and good
feeders and stockers seem 10 sell at sat
isfsctory prices here. 1t is the common
cattle that fail 70 sell al satisfactory
rrfceS
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THE WEATHER.

Washington. April 23-Forecast for
Kansas Fair and warm Thursday ard
Friday. south winds
Oklahoma and Indian Territory; Fair
Thursday and Friday. variable winds
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A DOCTORS BAD PLIGHT.

Two years ago, as a result Of Sc
we're cold. lost nv voice. writes DIT.
VI. L. Scarborough OF Hebron Ohio. then
began an obstinate cough Every rene
dy known 10 me as practicins physician
for s. years. failed and I daily grew
worse. Being urged TO try Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs
and Colds. / found quick relief. and Tor
last ten days have felt better than for
TWO years Positively guaranteed Tor
Throat and Lung troubles by Behring's
Pharmacy. SIC and 500.
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=
ter market was easy; creamery 22dZ6c;
dairy, Iai24c; eggs, steady; fresh l51zQl0c.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, April 3.-Whest. May.
747sc: July I5c. Cash. No , hard &c
No. 3 hard &c; No. red sec; No. 3 red
7gdS0c
Corn-Mav 657sc; September e3sc; cash.
No. mixsl &C; No. white CSC; No. 3
white e6N6fc.
Oats-No. > white, 4sc
Hay-C6oice timothy s135oal4eo; choice
prairie, S1350al400.
Butter-Creamery &c: fancy dairy pic.
Eggs-Fresh. 14iac.
Receipts Of wheat 70 cars.
ST. Louis.
St Louis, April 3.-Wheat-Higher
No red cash elevator Size; track ga
s2lsc: May Size: July 77ffic: No. hard
7sd79c.
Corn-Higher. No. cash s5lsc; track IS
Oats-Higher No. . cash 45c; track 45ls;
May CSC; July Sec; September 32i4ci No.
white 46d46iac.
Rye-Higher, Gle.
New York.
New York. April 23-Theer was a big
trade IN the grain market today and &c
advance in both wheat and corn. TO the
highest point OF the year, resulting from
the prolonged dry weather in the south
west. July wheat sold up 10 Sl4c IL the
AEE QAGA AAdAh tbAAASell- WIN 81 as
night and on the late curb advanced 70
S38sc. July corn sold at 70esc against SIS
yesterday. Private crop advlces We're
very hulnsh and the public bought freely
on the advance.
Butter-Receiuts SIS packages. Market
steady State dairy 24a2l, state creamery
z4lA'uz5lsc imitation creamery zfe0Zll2c;
factory 2ie5c
Cheese-Receipts 1851 acka ges. Market
firm Fancy large full cream, fall make,
colored and white. 12G1Zl4c. fancy small
state fun cream. early make. colored and
white. 13dl3isc.
Fces-Receipts 2a3S3 packages Market
easier. State and Pennsylvania i1dll12c;
western AT mark, I7Ni7isc.
. SuGar-RaW steady Fair refining 23sc;
centrifugal 90 test 3Sc; molasses sugar %
and refined steady: crushed %; powdered
4S5: granulated 4.15-
7-16c.
Molasses-Firm. New Orleans S36nc.
Poultry-Aiive weaker Turkeys lSc:
fowls lie. Dressed quiet. fowls l2c. tur-
keys 1ItkT1ei1c.
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Western Leauue Games.


OMAHA. II: MILWAUKEE. &
Omaha. April 2S.-Twentv-fve hundred
people witnessed the opening game be
tween Omaha and Milwaukee. The usual
parade was INDUCED IN and Mayor Moore
briefly addressed the crowd. The game
was pood exhibition OF baseball both
sides playing IN hstless style. Score.
Milwaukee ..........o0OO04ooe-l 6 /
Omaha -..-........-.S o 0 . o. Il I'll j. .
STANDARDIZATION. ONeiu and Lucia:
Owens and Conding.
COLO. SPRINGS. 3: KAN CITL. .
Colorado Springs, April 23.-The baseball
season of the Western League was open
81 here today by a game between the
Kansas CITY and Colorado Springs teams
The game commenced with NJ. Stratton.
inulti-mi ionaire mine owner. pitching the
first BAH. James +. Burns president OF
THE Portland mining company caught il
behind Che hst. while Z. ". Gid5ings
owner or several million dollars worth q
Cripple Creek mines made q clean HIT At
tendance, 35so- The local team won in
RHE
Colorado Springs 80 @ o IS ,
Batteries Weimer and MeSsit: CASTOR
and arthur
-. JOE. 6. DENVER. 3
Denver. April Mayor Wright opened
the Western League season bv pitching
the first bsll. The rulings az Umpire
sides Dundou. Jones. Davis and Captain
Wilson ~ the home team. were put oct ~
the game. The game vas feat1 -eieSs -
Joe made The winning ran IN rae eleventh
with one man cur. Attendance 3.t16 score
RI r
Denver ...-.......r 100001e n-F7s 3
s. Joseph --..-.5 c01 eao OILS -
BattrieS-W hiteri6Ee and Wilson. Afc-
Conue1. NaUpin and Roth.
PEORIA ~ DIES MONIES.
pes Aioires. Iowa. April 25.-Two thous-
ard people saw the OPENING game ~ the
Western League season today. Peoria
won easily Score:
Ri
ues afof0ez --..rop11 Anoa-s Z
Peoria ..-.---.-------0 2 6 ao 80 u
Berry ana Lohhec5. Wilson.
Cox and Wilson
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2exIH's Little EaRLY RESERS

he famous little pills for constitution
GUS sAUR-eEo. VAN wERoEN.
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CAsH INNOVATIONS.

CASH QUOTATIONS.
Flour, firm.
Wheat-No. spring. 75lzG77c: No. 5, 709
75izc; No. red. S5c.
Oats-No. . 44t.4.4s<c; No. white asa
46Isc; No. white 451. Gz6c.
Rye-No. ,. 5SlzG59c.
Barley-Fair to choice mailing 6536sc.
FlaxSeed-No. I. SIS; No. 1 Northwest
ern. sl7p
Prime timothy seed, $3.50
Mess pork. per barrel. S16.15Qf6SQ.
Lard, per 100 pounds 6. S2izG9S5.
Short ribs sides QOose) S9159-25. Dry
sailed shoulders iboxedl 7ssa7szc: short
clear sides (boxed) s9.7of9.S0.
Whisky. basis OF high wines. $3.50.
Clover. contract grade. $50.
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CHICAGO, z; DETROIT, ,
chicago, April 23.-The two-time cham
pions started of fast today and gave De
troit a severe drubbing by hard hitting.
clever base running and almost perfect
fielding. Attendance $500. Score
Chicago .............1002153O.-isi 4 I
Detroit .....-.....-.0 001I O. s
and Mcclure.
WASHINGTON. Z: BOSTON. 3.
Washington, April 23.-Washington de-
feated Boston IN the opening game here
today. Nine thousand persons were pres
ent- and ground rules were necessary.
Consistent stick work by the home team
was responsible for Boston's defeat. Score
RHE
Washington -......-.02 100000 o. Is ,
Boston .-.-.--..-...--0 I o Q 0 o Is II 1
Batteries-orth and Drill: Dineen and
Warner.
ST LOUIS. 3; CLEVELAND. .
81 Louis. April 23.-St Louis won the
opening game on the new American
League grounds from Cleveland TO-DAY by
punching hits in the third inning The
visitors We're shut out until the sixth in
ming. Attendance 5000. Score.
St Louis ...........Oo5OOOOo&5 5
Cleveland ....-..-....0 0 0 0200G-2 3
Batteries. Snahue. AIaloney and Sug-
den Moore and Bemis
ATHLETICS. s; BALTIMORE, l.
Baltimore. April 2S--The Philadelphia
Athletics defeated the Baltm0res in the
opening game heer today. Bernhardt kept
his hits wei scattered while McGfnnitv
was hit hard and consequently gave way
TO Shields in the eighth. Attendance ~
RTE
Athletics ....-.-.-....0 > ! O @ as 13 /
-McGinnity. Shields and Robin
son. Bernhard and Powers.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
chieaae.


Chicago. April . = Cettle-Receipts
l5.co0 including POO Texans Market aC-
tive and strong 10 l5c higher. Good 10
prime steers. se.SAd 7.5o. poor 10 medium.
A-5l6S. stoekers and feeders S2750
$50, cows. 81 .5Qu6eo- heifers. $3.50 r6.25,
81 -il7 So bulls. S25r05.6e. calves
E.ood55o; Texas fed steers S5-Z5G6.25.
,ect4plS touay zb,9p, tomorrow.
'-tlH- left over 5000. market steady 70 Sc
over. Mixed ard butchers s6-6Qfll05.
ro q m ohr'no heavy. Sl-lHfuI14la, rough
heavy. S675a6.e5; light, S650G6-.5: bulk OF
istl,s. Sr-.3a $50
sheep Receipts 1o.oo0. sheep and lambs
Strong 10 14c higher Good 10 choice
Eethars $5.5N0625: 1air to choice mixed.
a-5I5.50. western sheep. S4.75d55o; ma
let sheep. ciiuQed. S4-.5t657. western
ambs S5oG6.65; wooled Colorado, TOP,
0NiciaI receipts and shipments FOR yes
Reesipts Cattle. 71s7: hogs, 1859;
: SHIPMENTS. i.' Cattle Ln5; hogs. 2t9sl;
sheep $50
Kansas City.
Kansas CITY. April G.-Cattlc-Eecelpt
fSaa natives. eco Texans -to calves. The
market was steady 20 lee higher. . hoice
exrorf and dressed beef steers. S6-5iii $40,
fsir 10 good. s. esd6.5o. stockers and feed
erS. Slsaa5.10. western Ted steers $500
SO. Texas and Indian Steers. So - .al-
Texas cows. S'.54fl5.ls. native COWS $3.50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE @ARKETs
Open. ~. | ~ I 60
Chicago.

Chicago. April 23-The leading futures
ranged as follows.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-12-12

Don't neglect the Fire boys,
purchase a ticket for yourself
and one for your friend.
Sam Robinson one of ihe pro-
prietors of the Roberts Bros.
barber shop returned today from
a business trip to Mountain View.
Patronize the merchants who
are advertising for your trade.
The merchant that has bargains
to offer you is going to let you
know it by advertising them,
Read the ads in todays paper and
you will know where to go to get
bargains. .