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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-18
WESTERN LEAGUE CLUBS.
Season Has Officially Closed, Says
President Sexton.

Peoria, H.. Sept H.-This evening after
the close of the last game between Colo
RADIO Springs and Peoria President Sexton
of the Western League gave out an Of
fetal announcement declaring the season
Of the Western League officially closed.
The announcement came as a surprise to
all concerned, inasmuch as the schedule
was so nearly finished, but President Sex
ton believes the move TO be wise one,
as the weather gave no promise Of bright
ening up and the remaining games to
be played were all scheduled in cities
where the attendance has not been all
that might have been desired. The alb
rupt termination of the season is consid-
cred to be a financial saving to ali clubs
concerned and President Sexton declares
that the western circuit will remain in
tact and that the same cities will COM
prise the circuit next year.
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GRAINS A CENT LOWER
Weather Damage Wasn't as
Great as Reported.
OATS REMAIN FIRMER
Weakness in Corn and Hogs
Lowered Provisions.

Chicago, Sept. 17.-Better weather con-
ditions and the growing belief that
neither quantity nor quality of the wheat
yield has suffered appreciate loss. with
lower cables and weakness in corn, caus-
ed weak opening in wheot, December
showing a loss of %G15c, at s1Bds21sc.
On top of these influences came another
bad break in September wheat at Min
neapolis and there was rush of selling
orders that forced December back TO Size
before the decline was checked and some
recovery scored by influential buying
brought about by a report of big export
business in -four and an improved cash
demand. The close was steady. with
December off &c, at Si%sGS17sc. Clear
ances of wheat and flour were equal to
600 bushels, with primary receipts
924,OO0, against 1.21o.Oo0 a year ago. Min
neapolis and Duluth reported receipts of
565 cars, which with local receipts Of So
cars, none of contract grade, made a total
for the three points OF 65s cars. against
1867 cars last week and $50 cars a year
ago.
Crop damage reports from the country
Were few and the corn market opened IN
der heavy quieting pressure with COM
mission houses in the lead. There was a
big trade nearly all day with late senti-
ment somewhat divided. There was a
show of strength in the closing hour on
the prospect that frost danger is still
imminent and that the damage TO the
crop has been underestimate. Decem-
-
to 51-&511zc, reacted to sc. but profit
taking by long holders brought the price
back to about the starting point, the
close being steady at 51%c. a loss of a4G
&c. Local receipts were 5S7 cars, with As
of contract grade.
Oats showed a loss early with other
grains. but shorts covered freely at the
decline and local traders followed, caus-
ing considerable strength. The volume
of trade improved with the better tone
and cash demand was good. December
closed lsc higher at 3S7s@S9c, a shade
below the top, having sold up from
3S1zc. Local receipts were 90 cars.
Packing house demand turned a weak
provision market TO firm and some early
loss in prices was recovered although
throughout the list was off The weak
ness in corn and easier hog values were
the bearish influences. October pork
closed 15c lower at $13.621z, with lard down
1oc at sS27l4, and ribs 21kc lower. at
s902ls.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat
90 cars: corn S75 cars; oats 12O cars; hogs,
1900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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-EIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

on the Produce Exchange today. the
butter market was steady. CTemary, I5G
20c; dairy lSQ171zc; cheese. steady 10 firm
al 10izal1izc; eggs, firm at mamrk cases
included. lsa1sizc-
Kansas City.
Kansas City. No. Sept l7.-Wheat-Sep-
TENDER. 7oa.c; December. 7llsc. Cash: No.
hard. &c; No. g. 71a72c; No. I. 64d65c:
rejected. 6SQ. .4c; No. red. slds2c; No. 3,
asa &c
Bran-Nominany zee: shorts. nomlnaIiy
Corn-september. 457sc; December. 44s.c.
Cash: No. mixed 1919; No. white.
46l5c: No 5. 45c: No. mixed 3Slzc.
Oats-No. > white. 42c.
Rve-No. >. 55iac.
Hsy-Choice timothy. 50 5ra1e0o: prairie.
Sz577 so
Butter-CreameTy. l7alSc; dairy, fancy,
17c.
Esg-Fresh 1sIrc
ipts-Theat. 2& cars
ST. Louis.
St Louis, No. Sept. I+-Close: Wheat.
lower No red. cash elevator. s2ssc:
track. S5l7c. September. $50. December.
S5GS5lsc: May. size; No > hard. 79izdSlc.
Corn-Lower. Cash. No .. {&c; track.
4sIzc: September ss@sc; December. 477sc.
May. ss7sf4sc.
OatS-STrong. NO. = CASH 3 NC track.
sel.c: September. 3sc: December. &c; May.
SSi.c: No. = white. exc.
Rye-Strong. SHE
Pork-Lower. Job5ing standard mess.
sIsso
IaTd--LoweT. s .
I>ssd-cuiet Al s. Seiz78 s.
Spelter-cuiet. s5.e0
Poultry-Firm- Chicks. &C: sprfuEgs
lie. turks, l=c; ducks. Saisc; geese. sG5c.
Rutter-Steady- Creamery. 35aZ-c:
dairy l5ssIsc-
EgEs-lsizc; loss on
New York.
New York. Sept 17.-Wheat-Receip pts
$500: market broke because u the weak
ness ~ corn. clearing northwest weather
and poor cables
Cheese-RecelptS. 400. market firm.
Bu5ter-Rece!7ts. 5.za; market frna-
Esgs-Rsceipts- -.sr1; marke; quiet
Sugar-Raw, drn. fair refining. -. cen
trifagsl. = test. -. u,oi.\ses sugar o.:
refined steady; crushed. s. 81. powdered.
SEQ graduated. 81
Coffe-Ssezdy. No. Rio. 81.
Nfolassss-FiTr-
PouItry-Alive( firm; western chicks.
l5lsc: fowls ISssc; turks. lSe; dressed.
firm: western broilers. l5c: fowls. lsc. ay-
erage turkeys. I5d-oc-
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fed steers, 81 20G4.sO; Texas and Indian
steers, s3.00G360; Texas cows. s1.75a2-50;
native cows, s15eG3.75; native heifers,
S2.4oG4o0; Gamers. $1.l6a235; bulls, s2-25
@3.00; calves, 81. 75d5.50.
Hogs-Receipts $500; market steady to
cents lower. Top 500. Bulk Of sales,
s. 9eG6.oo; heavy. s5.SOq6.o0; packers. $3.50
@6.O5; light. s. S0ds.1O; workers., s6.05q6.l0i
pigs. S.750605.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market strong.
Native lambs, s3.25d55o; western lambs,
81 90d4S5; fed ewes. $23ed375; Texas clip
ped yearlings s2.50d4.0o; Texas clipped
sheep. 81. 40a375 stocllers and feeders,
81. O0q3. 40.
st. Louis.
St. Louis. No, Sept. T.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5000, including 3. Texans; mar
ket steady. Beef steers. sS.55q5.60; stock
ers and feeders, 8. 25GS90 COWS and heif-
ers, S2.00Q4.25; Texas steers, S2.3GG4. 90;
cows and heifers, s2.Ooa2.7O.
Hogs-Receipts, 6.0e0: market steady.
Pigs and lights. s5Seo6. %; packers, $3.50
Q6U0; butchers and best heavy, s5.70d6. 20;
Sheep-Receipts. 1850; market steady to
strong. Natives, s.. Gea3.90; lambs, s4.oog
$50
st. Joseph.
st. Joseph, Mo, Sept. H.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 300; market duh Natives, 800
G5.4o; cows and heifers. S1.75o5.15; stock
ers and feeders, $2J0d3. IS.
Hogs-Receipts, 6649; market steady.
Light, s5.S5Qs.o5; medium and heavy. s. 70
@6.00.
sheep-Receipts. 1852; market storing to
10c higher Idaho lambs, $500; wethers,
$40; ewes, 1890
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EVIDENCE NOT SUFFICIENT.
Receiver Was Not Appointed for Paint
and Color Company.

The district court. which has been en-
gagged in the hearing OF he evidence and
arguments in The application Of Mr.. bene-
diet for the appointment or receiver
for the Wichita Paint End Color Co. re-
fused TO make the appointment yesterday
\ few DAYS ago the petition was fled
alleging that the corporation wss incl
vent and that the president. G. " Mere
dith. had mismsnsz-d the business AMI
misapproprieted The funds OF the ccmpa-
nv Judge Dale found that there wa, not
enough evidence 10 warrant the appoint
nent Of the receiver and declare the com
pany insolvent. but h gave the piainun
access 10 the books OF the corporation
He gave the psiintin permission - have
an expert examine the accounts % the
corporation and II any further evidence
is found they may open the case again
by motion
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New York. Sept. 1.-THE cotton market
opened weak at unchanged prices to a
decline Of ; 10 Q points and closed barely
steady 3 70 points lower in all options
except September. which WAS . points
hieher Spot closed steady. Midhng up
lands ll75c: mid gulf. l2-nc- Sales. $50
bales Futures opened weak with Septem-
her at u.2oc: October, Ss5c. Noremher.
9.S2c. Deceu Der. Q Sc: January. 9-S2c. Feb
ruary. 9Slc bid: March, s.S3c. April. Of
fered. ? sec; May. 9 Sc. June. . sc. July.
9Ssc Futures closed barely steady with
September Ii.S5c; October. ? CSC: Novem-
Der. sc; December. 9S6c; January. s.SSc.
February. sS5c March and April. 1850;
May. June. July 9S7c.
Galveston. Tex. Sept. I7.-Couon-Aiar-
ket steaGv At lbs.
Liverpool. Sept E.-CotNn-Spot moder-
ate business done; prices points higher.
American msddins s.6e5
New Orleans. La. sept. E.-COtton-
Steady. Middling. Is7s
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MORE DISPLAY OF FIREARMS.
CoIored Man Practices Shooting at
Missouri Pacific Waterman.

About ! o'clock this morning report
arrived at the police station tina, Frank
Slattery. night Waterman al the Afssoufi
Pacific yards. had been shot and ssriosis
wounded by some one The informant
said that the injured man had been taken
70 the home OF Dr. Purdue for treatment.
A telephone message TO the doctor found
that SIsttery's injury consisted Of slight
scratch and was more from scare than
anything else. He had some alteration
with colored man and the latter shot AZ
slattery. The bullet struck board the
Waterman carried asd the force ~ tho
bullet striking against the wood ca-ed a
blood blister OF unusual size 20 appear on
the right side OF Mr. sisttery's abdomen
The colored man inside his escape after
firing the shot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-18
EVERY GENERATION

Records new discoveries. but the past
has not handed down any known cure for
syphilis.
syphilis exists IN two stages. the pri-
mary chsncre and secondary eTuptions
me chancre may not attract but little
attention: run short course and diSap-
pesr entirely without treatment Of any
Kind. Yet ali SUCH cases. sooner or later.
viii be followed By secondary results
Perhaps only one copper-colored spot
may mark this stage. or az most. few
scattered pimplss or blotches beneath the
surface. All OF which may - Overlooked
Therefore. the short duration % the
chanore OF mild appearance Of tho erup-
tons are no sign whatever that this per-
nieious virus is being modified or elimin-
ated
This specific poison perneatcs every It's
sue and derangcs all the glands. hence
their functions are imperfectly and slowly
performed
syphihtic wrecks who have had mer-
curiSl treatment are 70 be met With
every WHERE and thousands are being
added 20 that number yearly, This fact.
alone. is Sufficient proof that mercury. IN
doses great or small. never cures this
pernicious disease Leading writer's say
that mercury has killed and crippled more
than The armies OF the world. Such a
drug Is 10 be feared more than the dis
ease
Dr. Finlaw the wcll-knoWn medical
expert has demonstrated by his cures
that syphilis in its worst form can De az
rested IN tor days by mild constitu-
tional treatment alone without mercury.
iodide Of potassium or any other INJURIOUS
druc
BY his new method the specific virus IL
ncutgaIized and eliDlination commences az
once. Hence the secondary erJptoas may
De prevented hy timely treatment. This
cure is absolute. IL u only a question %
time 20 eradicate the mercury and al tho
relics Of forty years standing. leaving no
vestige 20 Be transmitted 20 orspring.
All kinds ~ chronic diseases specially.
Consultation free. private ard strictly
confidential
J. r. FIS1.AW. 81 D.
Oe7e. - shr Nav Wellington south Main
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APOLLO CLUB FLoURIsHINe.
O@hcers Have Been Elected fer Com
inc Year.

~ a meeting q the Apollo csEb We'd
nezdzy evening OF the third aooT q ths
scheeiz building o-sc.rs were elected ard
cu.set- TIE foIloziaz officers v.rs slsct-
-. Scott < Wine. president, z ?
Holmes. vice president. slas BreTu. SO
retarv. Frank Res1es1. treasures. These
constitute the executive boert- Jack
Shields v@s APPOINTED bszs.nsss -.aassef
and Frank Payne lb-zrfaz- TIE club
hzs t~~zty signatures "a ire r7s-oeTshi7
contract ard expects % CO so-ue zvoS
xork tse coming sesson- They erP~rt -
have nez apartments sso1 aa1 az nzsk-
Ing srrzars-neuzs 20 ATTEND ire word .
Fzir a. s. Ioa.s-
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Unitarian Alliance viii have a
cooked food sale Saturday AZ the Ideal
Pharmacy AZ 134 North Main street.
Stated conclave Of Mount 0Iivet c1rl-
uandery. No. Z. K =. tonight work ia
the red cross. Full attendance desired
Mss Lulu Foster. whose work on the
sax9phone il attracting attention. viii
play q solo .; the Unitarian church ssh
day morning
The South SIDE Kindergarten viii opsu
"wednesday. September ?. a. a n
Parents desiring TO send their children
should enroll them Of 3onday morning
between and II 81 th- school roon in
The Reformed church. corner Lewis and
Topeka.
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c. GEHRlNG, WICHITA, KANSAS.

dition OF his family was exaggerated and
has the following 10 say:
My children have never gone hungry.
I am hard run and We have been needy,
but l sent my wife money. l sent Il 70 a
grocer. however. and she was not able 10
so and get ii
Mr.. Crumley has been sick but has been
working hard and doing the best he can
toward supporting his family.
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EAS E BALL.
National IeaQue.

BROOhL1N. 90 81 LUIS 10
St Louis Mo, Sept list. Louis lost
the first and drew in the second game OF
a double-header here today. Thatcher
had St Louis BANKED up TO the ninth in
ming, when some timely hitting gave st.
Louis = run.
In the second game Davq Brain practic-
ally threw the game away in the ninth
inning when he threw the ball against
the fence, allowing Strickland TO score the
tieing run. Game was called on account
Of darkness. Attendance, 900. Score, first
game:
St Louis ...........0 0 0 Q 0 0 IL Q
BROOKLYN ...........O00 20O1O0-3 0
Batteries-Browwn and ]. O'Nein;
Thatcher and Jscklitsch.
Second game:
st. Louis ...-...---..-o . . . 10 Il
Brooklyn .............0 0 0 0 Is 10 l
Ratteries-Hackett and O'NeiH; Schmidt
and Jackltsch.
CHICAGO. Sc: PHILADELPHIA. Is.
Chicago. M Sept. 1.-THE locals took
both games from Philadelphia today. The
visitors played nearly q perfect game in
the second. but were unabl 10 hit Taylor.
who relieved Currie after four runs had
been mmade of him. Eight o Chicago's
hits were punched in the three innings
they scored in. Attendance. 1000. Score,
first game:
Chicago ...........o OOO11O4-s 3
Philadelphia ........o 0 0 o o 0 OIL 4
Batteries-Lundgren and King; Mitchell
and Roth.
Second game:
Philadelphia .....020 100000 as @
Chicago .......-......00 % 0 O'-6 i >
Batteries-Currie. Taylor and King; Nc
Fcetrigde. Dorm and Roth
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seal.d prnnnsaIn

Scaled bids Wiz be received az the Of
fee Of The secretary u the Beard %
Education uutil ? % clock =. m. September
"a. iFo8. foT the following work.
For furnishing about "a fues and pisc-
ing the same IN the boiler az the Irving
school f. enuiete and workaaan-iiks
manner AMI ta the asiiEfsctlon e sas
committee or heating and ventilation A
certified chess ten coiissr moo must
accompany each ID az an esidenee of
good faith.
los-s; COMMITTEE on n. &v.
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At the ToIer.
GIROFLE-GIROFLA.


This beautiful opera will be given
complete production at the Toler Audi
torium. Monday. September n The story
of this opera is one of the best ever heard
in comic opera Don Bolero De Alcarazas
and his wife, Aurora, have two beautiful
twin daughters, Giroie and Girofa, who
have to wear a blue and pink ribbon 10
distinguish them apart. Don Bolero is
Indicted TO Marasquin & Co. bankers of
Cadiz. in the sum Of four million piasters.
which he cannot pay. He also has a
fierce neighbor in the Moor. Mourzouk.
who is constantly raidins his territory.
Aurora, mother of the twins. has en-
gagged her twin daughters TO Marasquin
and the Moor, thus settling their difficult
ties. While Marasquin is marrying Gil
roae pirates carry of Girona. Mour-
zounk now puts in an appearance and
fiercely demands his bride. In order 10
appease him Aurora allows him 10 marry
Girofe, intending TO substitute her sister
a soon as she is recaptured, but Mata-
moras who has been sent 10 restore Giro
fla. is defeated by the pirates and Bolero
and Aurora are kept busy trying TO eX-
plain away the numerous and ludicrous
complications that arise. When almost
at their wits end Matamoras returns
with Giroha and everything ends hap
PLY The music is Charles Lecoq's mas
terpiece. The Columbia Opera company,
which will present this opera, is large
company, composed of well-known artists
unusual ability, and with a chorus Of
good looking young leadies and gentlemen
with fine voices. Particular attention has
been given to every detail Of this opera
and a complete and delightful production
is guaranteed.
At Auditorium, Monday. September 81
Admission. 25c, SOC. 75c and s1.o0. Tickets
on sale Friday. September IS Season
tickets. $50. Dates, September 81, Octo-
Der 26. November 80 January and Feb
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HOGS were Ten LOWER
Light Receipts Continue and
Not Equal to Demand.
TOP PRICE WAS 1913
Cattle Market Was Steady Re-
CeiptS LighteSt of Week

Hog receipts continue to be much be-
low the demand, but that did not pre-
vent the market going lower yesterday
All Of the Eastern markets opened lower
and the buyers here demanded 10 cents
concession except on the very best hogs
which might in one case not have been
more than a nickel lower. The bulk of
the hogs sold for $50, while some lit
tie better brought 21z and cents higher,
but car loads containing a good many
larg CROUCH hogs went as low as $3.50.
Only one car load which arrived late was
held over
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Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
oy MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEHTHIEG. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT soOTHEs the
CHILD. sOFTENS tbs GUNS. ALI.AYS
all PAN. CURES WIND collie and T.
the best remedy FOR DIARRHoEA. Sold
BY druggists n every part q The world
Be sure and ask for Mrs.. Winslows
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cents q bottle
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pRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Sept 1.-THE dry goods mar
ket continues uneventful with buyers re-
tracing orders 10 the greatest possible
degree. Sellers are firm in their ideas
and viii not make concessions. believing
in a good many qualities that they viii
be able 20 secure better quotations in the
near future Bad weather has interferred
with johbers' sales.
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American LEAGUE,

BOSTON. Il. Civ BLAND. 10
Boston. Mass Sept I--Bosion Dell
nitelv won the championship OF the
American league TO-DAY By defeatiusE
CIvciand IN a game marked by the heavy
batting Of the locals The game was
called in the eighth on account Of dark
ness. = stop by LoJaie was the feature
Cleveiand-s loose fielding s-eiisd Boston
total Attendance. 51Se- Score;
T2os.o- siI25I GA J. ;
Cleveland ....---.-.-..e o Q . o.
Batteries-Wiute- and Farrell Rhoadss
sAhrrt
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Sealed pronosala.

Sealed bids wiIi De received az this Of
fee until T. o'clock N. october s. Iso3.
for furnishing g. tho city ~ Wichita 800
feet or less Of ons-haif inch galvanized
iron pipe laid and connected as per plans
and specifications on nie IN the osioo q
the city engineer
lo5-st J L. LELAND. city Clerk.
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troubles of May forms OF SKIN
inourab conquered BY this eoasn' as
soothing and healing influences Tbs
specialists and large hospitals have
kindred stands the useful medical
agen now
show which viii sufferer Call and
handling D. Dts
price consider literally atodssnd
kind Of day 1t
dependable agent be
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
At the Crawford.

Mrs. Don C. Hall, who IS seen in the
character of Lesa. the adopted daugh-
ter Of Rudolph, has won her way TO the
hearts of the people by her beauty. her
modest bearing. and natural dramatic
ability In her portrayal of Lesa is found
REPRODUCTION of her own personality, and
an opportunity is given for a strong dis
play of emotional acting, in which Mrs.
Hall is seen at her best. the picture of
Innocence. the soulfulness and the devo-
ton Of Lesa shown for her poor. Grip
pied father Her emotion during her
hours of despair, and her final death
scene, produce an effect upon the audi
ence which remains in the memory long
after the play has been forgotten. AT
the Opera house Monday. September q.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour firm; No. red wheat So Sc; No.
corn. 5l$.c; No. yellow. 53hc; No. 2
oats. &c; No. white. 39s4c; No. white.
s. .391zc; No. rye. 561s. .57izc; good feed
ing barley. IS. sic; fair to choice mailing.
So. .59isc; No. l fax seed. s1.0oIA; No.
northwestern. s1051s; prime timothy seed.
9 20; mess pork. per Dbl. $3.50. 1885: lard
per 100 lbs. S9.27l2: short ribs sides, 0oose)
$3.50. $50; dry sailed shoulders (boxed)
65sq694c; short clear sides (boXed), SI2G
50; clover. contract grade. 90 75G10.00
n-c,r,rrorr,o, IN crrrr,,rr-,-.r.c.
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People are saving - 90 80 per cent On
photos made al Baidwins Our chileren's
pictures are not squaied IN wichita
Phone ss5. lls East Douglas avenue
aa-fr-sB-w.-tf
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Attend Wichita Business College ana
Shorthand institute Il Is open always
20 persons Of both sexes. FazeL Adams.
Hibarger ard Price. ilf-iie North Mar-
ket street. wichita. Kansas ctr
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.NrrpTrAN TEACTE sTANDTNG.
American Association.

At Coiun bEs-CelurnoEs. ., Indisnapo-
Is &
At F.ouisvife-Ffrst game Louisville.
9. Toledo 4 Second gsus=. Louisville. ::
Toledo. &
At wsukee-Ffrst EzEe-s Milwaukee
O; 81. Paul. ! Second game. Milwaukee.
:. 81 Paul. G
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Hoo Sales.
Cattle.

Cattle receipts yesterday were the light
est Of the week, and there We're not enoug
TO interest the buyers The market was
about steady for the class Of cattle sold.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-18

London. SEPT TT.-The p-abztinE q Lord
salissrv's z.n today showed that b LEFT
an estate valued 81 E.sSz.sss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-18

Many Mothers administer Piso's Cur
when their children have spasmOdic
Group. IL Is e1eetual.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-18
No Tvnholo IN CRYSTAL Water.

Gail Up The Holland Yeast ca. Phones
new l221, old sIs lizard Water Kills
C5-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-18
WOOL MARKET.

81 Louis. No. Sept T.-wool-DuE
steady. Medium Grades combing and
clothing. 1eG9lc: Hight fine. I5lI7t@c; heavy
fine. la.7I4i-c: tub washed. 2elSac-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-18

New York. Sept. 1.-THE statements OF
Talbot Taylor & Company. bankers and
brokers. who ASSIGNED on July p. we've
hlea today They show Liabilities %
$S.712476. nominal assets Of $. ol6. 20; &C
tual assets S7.a0.o6S.