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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, May 9.-Desultory profess
soinaI trading was all that was in evil
oence in today's stock market. The ro;e
was heavy throughout aud trades pro-
tessed considerable apprehension ove- the
u come of the situation in ManCnI;r:a.
Tho bank statement was also a disd D
lntment rs the gain in the cash reserves
as only about half the amount expected
from the reports of the known moe
n,.nts of money Another loan increase Of
over 100000 was ascribed to the coil
tnued transfer of debts from foreign TO
domestic lenders which has kept up the
rate of exchange during the week to near
the gold export point The question OF
a noutgo of gold next week is left open
as money and discounts were firm today
in ondon and the exchange market kept
a firm tone in spite of The dullness incl
dent to the Saturday market. The special
heaviness shown by such speculative
leaders OF St. Paul Southern Pacific
Atchison, Missouri Pacific, New York
Central and Amalgamated Copper was
attributed to operations by a bear fac
ton which was designed to influence SEN
Of Rock Island was accompanied by sur
misses as to the effect on the market OF
the additional issues of stock involved
in the St Louis and San Francisco
acquisition. \ four point break in Met
ropotitan Securities rendered TO aggra-
vate the depression 10 some extent There
was no perpectible recuperative power in
the market and the closing was easy at
about the lowest There was some sell
ing of bonds q well which made that de-
partment easy. The tone of the bond
market is rather better than that of
stocks and reflects moderate invest
ment demand for well secured mortgages
Offering a good return. United States new
- declined lie as compared with the
closing cali Of last week
Closing quotations of stocks were as
follows.
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RoTHscHILO AND WATERLOO.

Mr Leopold de Ro;hschild. In his speech
- chairman 4 the Newspaper Press
Filad diuner IN London The other day. q
rnoifsbed the tradition about ,he way So
which his grandfather obtained aavanv=
news % the victory al Waterloo. Ac-
eordiuE 70 the current storr. which eren
ths Encyclopaedia Britannica repeats.
Nathan Mayer Rsthsehna was p-esent
e. ths battle and hurried beck e. Lon
don AZ son e. b sax 3; zas secdes.
settling there some hours a@fore the uess
became known. ana rnakag eaormous
v-roats by buying ~ stocks
His rrandEor tod ~ neEEpapsr r1es
that 'rbe accurate sf1ry would sPpea1 a.
them - journalists viz. that the news
cane through the medium q Ernan
Irr-rh neEsTage- Ths news UaF rgh-
!ishea 81 . single lire Ora; victorv =
The English ~ Arles;eT6au- IL gard
father Who zas The ovneT q s1-ae stips.
toi8 BIS captains that Wherever thsy
weut anywhere they were always 20
irinr hin fhe lateSt neWsraperE- one .
fheaa trusted captains arrived ~th ga
Ys- ar1ouncfnS TIE rrraf visforT His
srre-sfsfhe- zha t-ilsVe4- a. they go
sd -az. s--s-na-alzteiF fo.ok ne rszs a.
fae trszsury aud gave ~ iafsrrzsiu- 90
Lord Es~erpool Hs dls net teu him hgN
r. knew T. ard rs zexs was scasl;st ts-
essse TIE iusssli-@acs Bad arrived o. tAe
defeat e tAe EzEissA trseps ea tn pseys-
Gus day--Sev YORK sun
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ATcHIsoN GLOBE SIGHTS.

Some people are so mean that they can
insult with a compliment.
After all. can you blame people for not
being as nice as they pretend?
II IS finally said Of ali who seek in
TO a health resort. and came home too
soon
At least this much may be said TO the
credit of one proud father: In all his
speeches he has said nothing about Ker-
NIT or Quentien.
Men do not change much. after all.
Three hundred years ago. wise man
wrote this: a man knows little who
tells his wife all ne knows
There IS a good deal OF annoyance that
she should have caused him 50 much dis
comfort. attached 70 every mans grief
when his wife dies
IN a very little yhile we will al have
plenty OF what they call the piece De
freid spring chicken.
The cold truth about the matter is that
when a mans mother-in-law arrives on
a visit. he has two who are trying 10
please him instead Of one.
Something must he the matter with
General Miles; mis- latest Filipino expose
is causing no more attention than soda
pop bottle that was opened yesterday.
Ray Holland. who returned from school
last week because he eoUidn', see his
books. went 20 Doniphan lake Saturday
afternoon. nj company with Eugene Howe
and returned with forty-six Wild ducks
He can see ducks all right
Wide towels. buttonh0led and scallops
81 the ends are the very latest Ouly
three Atchlson families use them one
family received them as q birthday pres
eut. before hearing q them. The other
txo are - and -
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slicers). 121sc. add &c ID for fancy wrap
ping.
Fancy Bacon-Dold's fancy Niagara
breakfast bacon. lie; Dold's fancy Mag
ara hams. PA lbs, 141zc
Fresh -5eef and Mutton-Cows and heif-
ers, 6Aq7c; fore quarters, 41kq5c; hind
quarters, 9G919c; steers, 7d713c; fore
quarters, 512q611c; Sind quarters. 9l2q
lO1zc; beef ioins. No. l. 13c; No. 2. lie; No
3, sc; beef ribs. No. l, 12c; No. ?. 1Oc; No.
s. Sc; chucks and plates, 4izc; TANKS, SIC;
round and rump. 7q71zc; suet. sc; beef Nv
ers, &c; Svef hearts, sc; beef tongues. l0c;
beef brains cleaned, &c; sweet breads. &c;
OK tails. PIC; mutton. 1Oc; lambs lie.
Picked Products--Pigs feet barrel,
$50; y barrel, so lbs. net. $50; fourth
barrel 81 80: eighth barrel. 91c; kits, 10
ID. 10c; regular tripe. half barrel. g. 40;
fourth. Il %. eighth. 90c; kits. Is ID, 6oc;
honey comb tripe. eighth barrel, 81 %:
kits. Is lbs. S1.lO; spiced pigs tongues.
fourth barrel 500; eighth $500; kits, 10
lbs., s2.25; hogs SHOUTS, and ears. hat
barrel 500; quarter. - p: eighth. SIS.
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PORK PACKERS
TAKE A REST
Let OWenerS Hold Hogs Over
Sunday.
MARKET LOWER AGAIN
Cattle Market Was Also a
Slim Affair.
MARKET LOWER AGAIN

There was not buyer for the pack
ing houses on the market yesterday WIKI
an order for hogs. Dold and Cudahy took
care Of the wagon hogs, but they re
fused to bid on the carload lots, three or
four of which were offered. Armour
buyer was also perched on the fence, bat
insisted that he had no order for hogs.
This was a very unusual condition on this
market. The hog market has been going
Gown pretty nearly every day and there
is not very much in the outlook 20 in
Cuce packers to buy hogs yesterday for
this weeks killing. They cannot be yery
much TO blame for feeling just lite
bit discouraged. All of the commlss on
l.cl yesterday were warning count Y
shippers not to buy hogs with the hope
C getting over $6.25 for them on this mar
ket.
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DULLNESS
PREVAILED
Prices Generally Firm July
Wheat IA C Higher
PROVISIONS WERE LOWER
Estimate Of Large Worlds
Shipments Monday
PROVISIONS WERE LOWER

Chicago, May 9.-The usual Saturday
dullness pervaded the grain and provision
pits today and prices in general were
firm. July wheat closed &c higher, July
corn &c higher. and oats up &c. July
provisions closed from a shade lower TO
TIC higher
Trading in wheat was small. but there
was a continuation OF yesterdays bull
ish sentiment. Opening prices were firm
on small receipts. unfavora BILE crop re-
ports. firm cables and on talk of possible
war in the Orient. July was unchanged
to &c higher. at 721.G725sc and during
the first half of the session the fluctua
lions were confined within a narrow
range. There was lack of outside trade
and about the only training was that
Of an evening up character over Sunday
between local traders. Estimates off large
worlds shipments for Monday caused
some selling later in the day and the
market eased off, July declining to 723sc.
but a fair cash demand and bullish crop
advices soon brought prices back to the
opening figures. July closed at the high
point of 7722sc, a gain of &c. Clearances
OF wheat and flour were equal to 93l 600
bushels. Primary receipts were $4,000
bushels. against 292 600 bushels year
ago. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
receipts off 124 cars. which with local
receipts off "a cars-none of contract
grade-made total receipts for the three
points Of lis cars. against 11 cars last
week and ia cars year ago.
Corn was dull. but the market was
firm the greater part OF the day. Fav-
orable weather brought out considerable
selling by local traders. but the offerings
were readily taken by two of the principal
longs. Receipts We're larger and the cash
demand good. July closed sc higher
at 45c after selling between 445sc, after
selling between 445sQ24d 45c.
Local receipts were 264 cars, with IS
of contract grade.
Oats shared in the general dullness
and aside from the early buying by a
prominent commission house and shorts
the market lacked any efatures. The
local sentiment was still bullish on crop
advices. but complaints from the country
were fewer in that respect. The close
was steady. July closing higher at 32I4
Q2sc, after ranging between 32ha and
3214c. Local receipts were 10 cars.
The feature in provisions was selling
by outsiders together with small offer
ings by local bears. There was some
covering by shorts late in the day which
caused a better tone in the situation.
September pork closed TIC higher at
sl6.7 2la, September lard was up &c at
S9O71A, while ribs were down a shade at
50. 27lZG93O.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 80 cars; corn. 90 cars; oats, 145
cars; hogs, $1,000 head.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York May s.-Dry Goods-The
week ends with slightly increased ac-
tivity in dry goods. although buyers are
stiil conservative il their ideas Of the fu-
ture. Weather conditions have improved
and retail business has profited thereby.
The high prices Of raw cotton continues
d handicap TO free trading.
New York May 9-Total imports Of
merchandise and dry goods AZ the port
OF New York for this week were valued
al s10.Sos.49
Total imports OF specie at the port of
New York for this week were $s17. 81
gold and $3.50 silver.
Total exports Of specie from the port
Of New York for the week were s.. $50 90
gold and S5555lo silver
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Bulgaria, but it is believed that the sultan
is too clever to embark upon a war
from which. if he were victorious. would
gain nothing and In which he might lose
everything.
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria. is en-
deavoring TO obtain an audience Of En-
per0r Francis Joseph, but it is not yet
known whether or not his majesty viii
grant it.
y Bulgarian band yesterday attempted
to blow UP a powder magazine at Monas-
tir 1t was surprised by Turkish troops
and a fight ensued, in which many Of
the combatants were killed or wounded
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WsrIike Feeling Is Believed 70 5e
Fast Disappearing.

Vienna. MAY 81 decidllily Optimistic
feeling prevails n onlcial circles here re-
garding the relations between Turkey sid
Bulgaria. which are declared 70 have
greatly improved within The last twenty
four hours. The probability q var b.
tween TIE two countries = nov c114
s.dered slight The Representative = t5s
Associated Prsss Is Informed that OH
cial news has Just iesa received here
that the porte has withdrawn SIS 1ots q
Bulgaria
The warlfze feeling az Co.stsnt.zgFls
IS believed 10 be disappearing Il =
frankly admitted that Turkey has veEy
serious grounds foE complaint against
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refna1 MsF arhf fr,s
Hsht gisaf sar~ paes 80 $3.50 beea 1aas-
sssfs. va - iesis1 iasfE 81 - es-
frtf fhaf rf-ikF asrsaee a 60
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Guthrie O. T. May S-Colonel J. W
Hawkins the tail gentleman from Law
ton. was one Of the oklahoma party at
the dedication Of the St Louis opposition
buildings He attracted more attention
than a squad OF St Louis policemen. oyy-
ing &c his height and general appsar-
ance. The tallest Of the s. Louis police-
men had 10 look up to him. and when Il
came TO seeing what was going on. Col
oneI Hawkins did not need 10 have q seat
in the grand stand
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New York Money Market

New York. May 9.-Aloney on call. nom
inal; time money steady; 60 days. S24Gi
per cent; 90 days. 3s.@4 per cent; six
months. AZ per cent; prime mercantile
paper 32.G5i- per cent: sterling exchange
steady al $4.SSa4SS.I25 for demand and at
54S4 S5GASg; commercial bills. s. sSd4S4l2:
bar silver. size; Mexican dollars. 42c;
government bonds steady; railroad bonds
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LEAVING OKLAHOMA.

Guthrie. Q. T. MAY s-The Kickapoo
indians are rapidly leaving the territory.
their reservation being shared in south
western Oklahoma with the Pottawato-
mics. Shawnees and other remnant tribes
They are settling in old Mexico, selling
their valuable Oklahoma lands.
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COTTON Market.

New York. Nay -Cotton-Spot closed
dull: middl:ng uplands. sllI5; middlng
gulf $40. sales. 90 bales
Liverpool. NAY 9-Cotto2-Spct quiet:
prices to 5 points higher; American
r,,f5sfins $50
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CASH QUOTATIONS

Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour-Market dull and easy; winter pat
ents. S35003.60; straights. $3.20d3.4o; spring
patents. S.35a39O; straights, S310U3i 70:
bakers. s239d2S5.
Wheat-No. ? spring. 7Sq1k; No. 3. ia
79c: No. > red 7s@sd79
Corn-No. =. 44s4c: No. , yellow. &c.
Oats-No. >. 5i4635lac; No. white.
37iac; No. white. S3G36c.
Rye-No. ,. SOC.
Barley-Good feeding. S7G 40c; fair TO
choice mailing. 49d56c.
Flax Seed-No. l. Sill; No l northwest
ern $115.
Prime timothy seeds. i5ds.50.
Provisions-Mess pork, per bbL $50
dl762ia: lard. per Ion lbs. SS-90dS95; short
ribs sides. 0oose). S915a9,So; dry sailed
shoulders. Cboxedl. ~.37lzGS.50; short clear
sides. (boxedl. s. 62i96975.
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LETTER LIST.

List OF advertised letters remaining In
the DostOffice at Wichita. Kan. u0cailed
for II the end OF the week ending May
10. 1873 In calling for these letters, say
,.advertised." giving the date:
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CnIcaQc,


Chicago, May -Cattle-Receipts 100.
Market nominal Good to prime steers,
S5.2005.50; poor TO medium S4.25G5.l0;
stockers ard feeders. 8. 00lI4.15; cows. $50
Q4e0; heifers. $2.50G5.G9; Gamers. Sl.50d
2.15; bulls. s250645o; calves. S2.509600;
Texas fed steers, S4,00d475.
Hogs-Receipts: today, 5000; Monday,
5000; left over, $500 Market weak to
SC lower. Mixed and butchers. Ss.15d6.90;
good TO choice heavy. S6.S5q6.97l2; rough
heavy, $G.6596S0; light $6.45Gt6.70; bulk of
sales, Ss.7Gd6.S0
Receipts. 800. nominal. Good To
choice wetheTs, S5.0GdG.O0; far to choice
mixed, S3.75G5O9; western sheep, S4.75Q
5.15; native lambs. "a. 50G7.25
official yesterday: Receipts: cattle, l,233;
hogs. l6.497; sheep. 1867. Shipments: cat
tie, 3.Gl3, hogs. 3,495.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, May 9-Cattle-Receipts,
1900; market unchanged. Choice export
and dressed beef steers. $4-Gea5-25; fair TO
good. 80. 50d460; stockers and feeders, 80
H515; western fed sters. $3.50G5.l0; Texas
and Indian steers, $2.50G AS; Texas cows,
Sl.75G365; native COWS. Sl.50q440; native
heifcrs. =. seas. 20; Gamers 81 .10q2.60; bulls
$275GJ4425; calves. $2.5066.75 Receipts for
the week: y 200 cattle 200 calves.
Hog-Receipts, 5000 Market steady TO
shade lower. Top. S6.77h; bulk of sales.
S6.6c96. 721k; heavy. $667IkG6.T1z; mixed
packers, s6.5566.72 12; light, $3.50 $50;
workers., S6.5506.G0; pigs, S5.S5Q6.30. Re
ceipts for the week So 300.
Sheep-Receipts, none. Market unchang-
ed. Native lambs. s425dLO9; western
lambs. S400d6.90: fed ewes, 50. 15q5.25; ma
tive wethers. $4.0Q5S5; Texas clipped
sheep, $4gO06.00; stockers and feeders,
$S.70a4.30. Receipts for the week, 10000.
ST. Louis.
st. Louis, May 9.-Cattle-Receipts 500,
including 800 Texans; market steady; ma
tive shipping and export steers S460Gt
525; steers under 1000 pounds. s.. 25Q4.95;
stockeIs and feeders. 80 30d450; cows and
heifers $2.S5@4.50; Gamers S2-25a3.00; bulls
g. 75G4O0; calves s3.75QQ76O; Texas and
Indian sters, $3GGa44.60; cows and heifers,
50. 25d330
Hogs Receipts, 5000; market seady;
pigs and lights. Sc. 45d6.65; packers. $1,000
GO; butchers. Sc 70G6.SO
Sheep-Receipts, $50; market firm; ma
tive muttons, S47Od5.J0; lambs. S5.0OGS.0o;
bulls and bucks, 81. 0Gd450; stockers, 500
1890; Texans, $3.Se94 IS.
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1 was handed a paper one day this
week. On the margin it stated that each
issue consisted of 1000 copies: circula-
ton free. The publication of the paper.
at a low estimate. costs $50 per issue.
provided they printed 10000 copies.
which. if distributed in the city. would
be one copy to every three persons. men,
women and children. on the townsite.
They can't go through the mail short Of
cent per copy. And yet we are told
there are no suckers.
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diseases arise from "a tiTTarifff mont ot tile
Eiandular 81 stem Instead ~ the blood
Hy pR FrNLAW-S NEW METHOD
Riauduiar EYatrm controlled as readily -
the circulation 20 the blood Therefore,
tataTrh. HaF frYer Asthma. tousurnp-
ton. I.atffrs tfrEhte HlaftHr- HfepEy
ana Kheumafiefa ere unW being cured =
any rHm1fs hv mild rruefitutiou1l
tre8trnert With as much certainty as foFsr
and colds
are being Cured 81 fhia urw method. when
every other treatment boH failed, oNA-
K4AN treuuira PAINFUL MENhTNtA-
removed without rgftinE ~ pain. rhs
vital forefa are fully restored iu both
sexes. and every farf shrgnkeu ~ wasted
hv diseaae Ga rebuilt aad fuguaed cut Dar~
naIF.
NERVOUS pRosTEATfoE and all
complication aTisiaa frfm mai nufrition
pernsueaflF cures without icasinE han4y.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

On the Produce Exchange. today. the
butter market was firm; Creameries, lea
2lc: dairies. 1izdlSc.
Eggs-Market firm at mark cases In
Guided. 14i4Gl4A.c.
Cbscse-Nfsrket steady. 132.i.C.
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l read with much pleasure the notice
published in the Eagle by the park COM
missioners about dogs in the park. II
you want your dog sent TO the happy
hunting grounds for dogs, take him to
the lark
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j. p. FINLAW, n ID.

Consolation free. private and counaea-
thai.
Onco. View Wenlnatou. south Hais.
Wichita Eaa
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Kansas City,

Kansas City. MAY S.-Wheat-Close:
May C5Ac; JAY e27sc; cash No. hard
C9Hesc: No. 8 65a67c. No. !. 6l654c: Re-
jected. 57a6lc; No. red Sc; No. ,. 66H
e7izc.
Corn-May ssc; July. S7ssG7sc; cash No
mixed. 4o1za41c; No. ? white. &c: No. ,.
&fd 4Di-c
Oats-No. white. 35d35izc.
Rye-No. , 45isc.
Hay--Choice timothy, S1275ql3O; do
prairie 81 50dleeo.
Butter-Creamery. I7d2oc; dairy. fan
cy. I7c-
Eggs-Fresh. Pie
Wheat-Receipts. g cars
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If l were running a nursery. l would
learn the varieties of towering sh'1Ib
berry and ornamental trees that would
grow in this country to perfection. and
print an illustrated catalogue, make
lot Of money out of the scheme and
beautify the city at the same time.
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1 would hang an arc light over the
front entrance of the city building.
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And now the news comes that the
Pennsylvania outft-the II. c. Frick
combination-are arranging to buy up all
the Indian Territory and McAllister coal
mines-all that the Dawes Commission
have under their control-in one graz. Il
that should happen then our southeast
road would do us no good. II the Dawes
Commission should do a thing of that
kind. then goodbye, manufacturing in
terests in the west.
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* - - = =.
Wheat-Receipts. g cars.
ST. Louis.

81. Louis
ST Louis MAY Wheat-Close, firm;
No. red cash elevator. sc nominal.
track. 73iEa7+e: July. SS1sc. Sept SIS.
No. hard. 71G7ii4c.
Corn-Marl,et firm. No cash 80; nom
,nsl: track. fsgs6c. May ssc; July sl7sc:
Sept Ga<c.
Oats-Market firm: No. cash ss1zc:
nominal: track S4SzsI2Sc, May 3HEc: July
sI.s6.Lc: Sept. &c: No. white. Sstec-
Rye-Msrket steady. $50
Butte Mont. May Skid Fredericks
OF Buffalo. y. 7. lasted barely three
rounds in a tweaty-rouRd contest with
Aurelio Herrera the Mexican wonder
from California Three thousand people
saw the contest
Princeton. y. J. May S-Dr Henry
Van Dyke. moderator Ct the Presbyterian
general assembly. viii leave here on Mon
day Tor Los Angeles. where BE- viii open
the general assembly on May =. He win
stop OF at the Grand Canyon. Arizoas.
for two days. and then proceed 70 the
Psci6c coast
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RELATIONS IMPROVED.

CITY RPGrLAToR
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Why don't the street railway either
give their park grounds TO the public,
improve them or give them 10 the city.
or make some arrangements with the
city TO improve them.
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And now that IN the appendicitis trade
the market Is getting dull a Missouri
doctor proposes 20 remove the appendix
from infants few DAYS after thcir
birth. to prevent the possibility q an
attack Of appendicitis. Yes. Why noi7
But 20 save prom possible disease % any
kind. why not cut their threats and pre-
vent the possibility 81 any and al at
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10

The Federation of Clubs, which WAS
here this week, declared that Wichita
was the handsOmest town in the state;
that they had been treated by her citi-
zens in the most hospitable manner, and
that she had not only sustained her rep
utation in these lines but that she had
surely got wet, also.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10

To the Editor of the Eagle
read Ed Howe's account of the dinner
given by the governor OF this state TO the
president He speaks of II as the great
est one ever given in the state l also
read in his paper on former occasion
when he attended dinner the menu con-
sisted Of limburger. weinerwurst and
beer, and while he did not seem to be
dazzled so much with the clothes Of the
guests. Howe seemed at that time 20
think it the only in the state. He is TO be
congratulated over his preferment-
FOR SALE-Several bales of first
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-23
The pEveNs, Greenfield, Mass.

This comparatively new house is sit.
uated In the centre OF the village OF
Greenfield. one of the most attractive
mountain sections OF New England All
modern conveniences: charming drives;
telephone and telegraph connections.
Table unsurpassed; pure spring water.
Hotel carriage to all trains. Address
f. A. EELS. Proprietor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-23
NEW THiRTY-RooM HOTEL TO Let
ON NARRACANsETT BAY.

Desirable location. Electric car servics
direct TO hotel. Would be let for club
house. Could be used by families IN
small suites. There beirg a growing de-
mand for nearby hotels where Providence
business men can go back and forth
daily during the summer months. this Ia
an exceptionable opportunity for some en-
terprisng person 10 build up a rohtabls
business. Address or call upon
Providence News Summer Resort Bureau.
Cor. MathewsoE and Washington Sts