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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-08

back into the abbey and Glove Comyn
to the shoulder as he knelt to take the
sacred cup.
The moment the deed was done, he
felt bitter remorse which never left
him so long as life remained.
Il think-I fear-I have killed him"
he told Balliol, when he returned
"Ye think We fearw that bloody
minded warrior shouted. 'I'll make
siccar." And he ran into the church
and hacked the corpse to pieces with
hundred wounds, threatening the
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The BUPN n NE WOODS


priest, crucihx in hand, stepped be-
tween and sternly forbade the pro-
fanation of the sanctuary; how Bruce,
pale with rage, left the abbey, grip
ping his naked sword, and met his
stern. dour friend Balliol outside.
The catiff Comyn is at yon altar"
said Bruce.
An there's nae bluid upon your
alaymorep exclaimed Balliol, who
rocked little of priests or altars
At that reproach Bruce's anger re-
turned with tenfold force. He rushed
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9THEOLt,, rkHon HOvSE

HIS recent pre-
s4ntation of Pit
thncrief Park to
hSs native town of
I>unfermline, An
drew Carnegie re-
asized the fondest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-20
REVIEW OF TRADE.
Second Week In June = Favorable
Turning Point

New York. June 1s-Bradstreets to-
morrow viii say.
Evidence multiDlies that the second
week % June saw the turning for the bet
ter In crop. trade and labor matters In
rroyernent g. these lines continued and
accelerated By the weather OF the past
week. has begun 20 be refsctd IN actual
q rDand AT the West and South although
cool and rainy weather s. sim drawback
a TIE East many signs OF progress in
the right direction are noticed. North
western sdvices are. Of course. largely
favora bic. and the same IS true on the
FacIhr coast. Cereal prices favor dam
axe bur because Of expected increased
foreign NECESSITIES. Some dra wbackz are.
os course 20 be noted Pig iron aod steel
arc weaver. and buying IS stlu slow su1
1raluct.o ne ar an s1ornous rate.
N important but expected decline has
r,strrislized f- lead and cotton ~, cu-
trz O. nsnip1lstire handling har a.
varced further -ouplica-iaE the sit1s-
ton II manufactured goots. wool Is
s.ezdy a. The East. WhI. selling readily
gr il the leading Western primary
markets Cotton goots sr- hrun-r. -i-
though buying g. naturally Only from ns-I
20 = 9TH and EXPORT CUISINES. = Iackl1s
BIer's wear worstsds are dspreEsed bu.
dress goods are - good shspe
western implement men are making in-
0ur,- and a good bushes car De d7re 2
thsr decide q take Rod.
Iezth~- i- 1ret- shoe uaa-ufacr-ri1g 81
between seasons. but Esy--rr sh'pz~uts
are large -thz- year aEo. a. eEplsza-
tso- % this heinz psrtlv foIz3 ~ ths
largest recorded expor-s cf Azercaa
she's
what. tucIaasnz so-1r exports log TIE
week arsirE Ju-e Is azg-sgzte ASH. ~
bushels. arsinst lslrl- lzst Tsek p
So "a rhs week IS. year At srT - So
-ee- T1est sErr-tr sl-cs Juiy agzrF-
S-te - - r. H-z-e-s sEsirs- ~ - ~
f,sr --as8- arE .s-z g 80 Cn-z
er----s arzrexz-r g - - brshs,s zEaiHsf
r4zs ls-r Esex fiag5 a vea- Ak I'D
y - q Isv 20 - 49, yssr *
uo-rs - = - - s1shsiE sEsizs; = q
* a Iasx sesso1 81 IE2EH - s>e
SEz-ess .zsu=>s tcr re --ek s1s-zs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-20
DERBY
GREATEST TURF EVENT OF THE
WEST is AT HAND.
1t Is Expected That $4,000 People VIII
Attend

Chicago III, June 1s.-The American
derby. the greatest turf event OF the
West. Will be run tomorrow afternoon AT
the Washington park track. Officials Of
the Washington Park club say they ex-
ject 70 accommodate 81. 90 people and as
sert that the estimate. based on the de-
mand for tickets. Is conservative Twen-
ty-three horses are named in the entries
for the big race. The race is worth S25,-
900 in added money.
There was an American derby field
which presented d more favorable prOpo-
sition than the one tomorrow. Savable.
the favorite. il expected 10 lose by many
more experts than have picked him 70
win His odds have gone UP half a point
and he is now II t. / A week ago the
race looked like a duel between Ssva bic
and Irish Lad A few days later. when
the withdra val Of Irish Lad was an
nouuced the event appeared 10 be at the
mercy Of Savable- Then Linguist and
Judge Hines came out and raced Saw
able 10 a head in a mile in the eighth
race and the stock OF the favorite began
10 decline He is still regarded the
most likely winner OF d fast track. but
there is no certainty that the course VIII
be AZ its best Light rains Will not hurt
it. bur the fall Of rains this afternoon
has dampened il.
More showers viii make Il slow. The
track however. is well drained and will
dry out rapidly under a warm sun.
The field is strictly Western lot Of
horses and includes all kinds from CIaud.
who has won three Western derbies to
Rate a horse that has never won nor
Vet been seen in public Rate was known
as Ravel until late this afternoon. He
Was entered BY Z. Corrigan as Ravei. but
a message from Registrar Wheeler of the
Jockey club gave the Information that
the colt vas imported from England last
year under the name Of Rate. and ii Will
have TO be in the race tomorrow
There is only one fly in the race She
is FIorcaline and has many admirers.
but as Modesty. who won in 1884. was the
only illv that ever landed the derby, ira
dition j. against her.
All the best jockies in the West except
one viii ride in the derby The Rei1
brothers were to be rivals. Lester on Saw
able and johnny on one Of The Corrigan
entries. presumably Ravel. Johnny Reiff.
however. di-located his left ciavicle in a
race at Harlem today and will be unable
70 ride for several weeks. WINFIELD,
Dominick. Wonderly. e Gray. Helgerson
and Henry are other riders that viii have
mounts.
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glue hides. SIC; dry flint butch
ers. 16 lbs and up. 13c: dry s;at fallen. le
10 sand p lie; dry flint under 10 lbs. &c:
dry salt. 10c; dry cul.- &c: No. J talIow,
&C; No. taIlow Sc; sheep pelts. 25q75e.
White Rose lard, in tierces. about $50
lbs, smooth. eizc; granny. 19c; open ket-
tie 10l4c, lard compound TIC; add for
10. Sl-lb- tubs, &c H.; 50-Ib tins, 5000 ID
c. ses. &c ID: 29-lb tins. S0-ib cases st;
Il 10. tins. 60-Ib. cases. &c IL: BIB tins
59-lo- cases sc; 60-lb. cases &c ID
Sausages lin "KOnserve' Packed in
lion bound. painted pals with handles
and having four-inch bung IN head,
which obviates the necessity Of taking OF
the hoops and thereby losing the liquid.
Bologna. 25-lb. pals. $50; BIB pals,
500: weiners, BIB. pals. $50; lib.
pals. Sl.45; fresh pork sausage, 25-ib.
pals. s2-3o; Bib. pals. S1B
Sausa Rathman pressed he-- sc;
Dewey sausage. Size; TeineTs, Sc; Coney
island fran Sfurters. 10c; bologna. e; DorE
sausage, hulk. l0-lb cartoons sc. pork
sausage. link. lob cartoons. Sc: live
sausage. round, &C; liver sausage, long. &c;
head cheese, &C.
Dried Bcef-Sets. &c; insides. I3c;
llnuckles. 12c; outsides 1ec
Fresh Pork-Dressed nozs heads OF,
sac, dressed hogs. heads on. Sc fresh
shoulders SIC; fresh shoulders. skinned
Sc; fresh hams HE; fresh hams. skinned.
&c, fresh daisies. 10c; pork loins. 1Vc;
tenderioins. &c: fat backs. skin on. 81.
raw taaf lard. etzc: spare ribs. &c: hog :
tongues. l0c: hogs brains 15-iD. bnEaS. &C :
pigs feet. cleaned. %. pigs feet. uncieaned-
q; hogs, ears. cleaned &c; hogs ears, not
c'eac5C. Sc: hogs Iivers. each. SC: hogs
hooks. SIC, DIGS tails. 5izc: gatherings,
=; hogs heads cleaned. sc; neck bones.
3. back bones. &c
Side Meats. Dry SaIt-D- ,. short clears,
Joe. =. : standard short clears, loAc'
j. : standard backs 1C-ls. l0c- d : fat
.. s standard backs. 1913. 94sc; D ; TAT
backs. SEC u. ). clear bellies l2-l4, l0-ac'
y. s clear bellies. l4-16 i1.c. d ; clear
bellies. lois. l1zc. T.. :. clear bellies, -
and up. ui4c, .. :. fosters, Sc: ;. J.
butcher. backs 1lLc
Size Meats. Sn.oEed-Bacon, extra short
clears. I1s-c; bacon. standard short cleai :,
PA 1890. English bacon bellies. l4-i6.
I1sc, bacon. standard backs. lS-l>. ll14c;
bacon. standard backs 1e-3+. lie, bacon
fat backs loc: English bacon bellies.
TAT backs 9i-C- English bacon bellies.
l2i,c. bacon. clear bellies. ISIS 12ci bacon.
clear bellies. % and up. 1l7ac; bacon fos-
t-rs Joe.
Breakfast Bscou-E estphaIia brand. s.
Do TO- average I5-zc- Io-l- 10. average.
$50. strips. IS Do average. l514c; add &c
per d. for fancy trapping
Bacon Bellies Fancy sweet picked
English bacon bellies ia lbs. I3c, uu-
DER - Ibs PIC California t0icniCs). S24c;
b1relesS rouletres. l2c. daisy mans mo
bone. no fat. lol-c- . l. c. facon good
stuff 90 .c. : P butcher backs good
sl.cers) l-izc. add &c 10. Tor fancy wrap
l-o--,- r7soo- r,.rs,- f.-o,- >-fa,-ara
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New York. June Is-R. c. Dun and
company sw eekly Review OF Trade viii
sA TOMORROW
Unsessonably low temperatures .togsth-
tr with excessive precipitation AT many
points have retarded the distribution OF
merchandise. Taking the country as a
whole. however. the net result has been
satisfactory. better crop prospects sccel-
Grating forward business and enl&rging
order lists OF manufacturers Railway
earnings thus far reported for June eX-
coed last years BY SIS per cent and those
OF 1871 by las per cent Lawer grades
OF light weight wOolens for next spring
have been opened al advances OF II 70 5
cents a yard Reports regarding the
foot wear industry are satisfactory. For
eign trade is remarkably well maintain
ed considering the numerous factors that
operate
Failures this week were Z2 IN the
United States against - last year and
"a IN Canada compared with "a year
ego
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-20
Day GOODS MARKET.

Ssz Tcrk Ja-@ = TIE ~ g-esa -sar-
rrr . - r1-@ -~z-ly -hf ffFfr - -
zskf-E r-t~@s rtsa ~ fsET F-r~
-ec-z fsEan 70 EtrarEr
e1c-~1 p--es 81 uaaT 49, 49, g
Ezt-f-SslF grrs stf-s 49, nae f~e ~
ft-@e w~-zs aEo fas 80 - f1sZ 49,
Efts1- ssE-zE sissEncs sn<sg 49, 80
zs-x-- sh9-s - srzs - wsz<r~<s -
sn- clrseEss.
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Cheese-Receipts. 7r54S Market steady.
State full cream, fancy small. colored and
white, isAc; large, coloTed and white,
1e+c.
Eg%Recepts 1874 Market steady
Western extras. SIC; western seconds 10
fists. 15gi7c.
Sugar-Rsw. steady. Fair refining Sc
centrifugal. IS test. 3 1890; molasses eu-
gar. 2e-3-c. Refined. steady Crushed,
5.45c; powdered. 1850: granulated, 4-s5c-
Coffee-QuieJ. No. : Rio 51.c-
MoAsses-Quiet
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BIAS EB BALL.
American Leauue.

ST. LOUIS. 1. WASHINGTON. 0.
ST Louis June 1S.-St Louis returned
home today and broke their losing streak
by shutting out Washington 10 q. Pat
ten was hit freely Powell was effective
I'D 10 the eighth inning. but one hit haV-
ing been made of Of him Attendance
80 Score: RHE
St Louis ..........02OO11 - L o
Washington .......0 o 0 0 0 . o % 3
Batteries: Powell and Kahoe; Patten
and Clark.
CHICAGO. .; PHILADELPHIA, l.
Chicago June 19-The locals won Voday
by hard hitting il the closing innings
Callahan tied Phiadeiphia's one run with
long fOur-bagger over the right heid
fence I'm the eighth. Three hits and a
sacrifice in the ninth score. To winning
run. Attendance. 2IS5. Score: r n Z
Chicago .-....-..-...0 0 o D 0 o i j. J
PHILADELPHIA ........0I000O Del o
Batteries. Patterson and Mcfarland;
Waddell and Schreck.
BOSTON. >: CLEVELAND, 3.
Cleveland June 13-Boston touched up
Wright for three singles. a double and a
triple in the sixth and seventh innings.
winning the game Attendance. 2sIl.
Ssore. Ri Z
Cleveland .........--2 0 ! 0 0 0 o 10 II
Boston ..............O o . o o ; o. > 10
Batteries: Wright and Bemis; Dineen
and Criger.
DETROIT. :: NEW YORK q.
Detroit. June ls-Detroit won from New
York today Detroit fell onto Tannehill
with a vengeance in the seventh. ~
tendance y734 Score. Z II r
New York .-........0 o 0 Q 0 o % o. o ;
Detroit .....-...-..-.O I % u o % = j
Batteries TsnnehIl and O'Conner: Mul-
lin and Mcclure.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
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Local Grain and Produoe Market.

Below and sales as made yesterday
by sample on the Wichita Board Of
Trade basis. delN erel AiIs~aari river. To
ct pIiCe Z o. your station deduct
HaHSas CITY rate from Your station.
4yheat-No- hard Osu crop 77c.
N hard = 75c. No. 3 hard rS0-uc:
N. ! hard. 65Gd6c. rejected hard. 6sI-lc
Corn-No. mixed. f>c. No 3 mixed
41c, No. : mixed. 45c. No white. $50
5oc, No. white So
Osts-No- mixed. SOC, No. mixed. Sic,
Flour twholeSalef-Ees patent st-91
in carload lots delivered 10 aI southern:
Kansas points, delivered same. bran.
55c.- shorts. So.
Hay-AIfa- r.. No. T. $50; 30 o S6.5G.
--ai.f. loose. No. I. 500. No o $500.
ba'ed No. I. 80 NO. :. SEE: No 8. s. %
Seeds -haltz corn. Per bU-- -s-.s c. cane
seed per gu. Ssg55c. fax seed. per III.
sl.,v. uiilet seed. per ou-. S5a sec
Fa1ts-Cabhags- per box. sc. tomatoes.
Fer box 81"
Butter Pac5ins 1885, country -'I-c.
a-ss-lac. subject To candHos
Poultry lens. lC- SpUl- a.olers. ~
10 fes 15c turkey hens. @r- toms - lir-.
ana over Sc, old toms. e.. -elss. f.L
feather &C, ducks. fun feather. &C.
Nese-s5 ies-onions. tu- -5.. $50. 0srS-
n.pS C... slc- popcorn I'1 lbs. s.. rurlips
Per a-. -. rhub8r5. per 3D.. I-ee.E-l.ar-
asCs rer dozen punches. Csc spinach
per .h. 5,- lettuce. per 10. Sc. srr.uS
onions Per dozen L0c-
Eege l. ble- t5opas-~ prices t. trs1el -
California navel oranges. per box. S--N5
y lemons. Per box. S3.54, new r ks
caeczge. per pound. 81; I..a ccluSs haire
caoba Ee. III. sc. strained honey. lo.. -..---,
Texas cabbage Ih- e.. lettuce lb. l-e.
~hubarb- Ia-. -. kraat keE. I.7g. dates.
Ii. Sc. Vai1urS. ib.. I51,5ic- almonds. rsr
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$500 From Chicago 90 Boston sr5
Petgrn-afe 90

Via Ticae' Plate Road. ar-rr1l use~ff-s
% Christian srlerflets Jlss -sfs-5aIr lsf-
Tlesets 90 szle gare e. - 2na = za
opsn r~tlr- nrat ~ J-r~ = ~ e~D1rtf-
80 tickets wlsE seaf aE~-t GA Errfa= rs
July 9 ~ sd pagmsat - - 2
- -rf~-csf Hafs rstlsrsrE arf aaFat
- r-zF - obtained sfsroeer sf SlsEars
pals. in ether s.reCf.eu ufthess eErrs
chsrzs 80 srcerr fsrr rssrEs1 er ~
p our trains Three f-af~e dairy
ThrosEh vesffsassi siesga-E ~z-r Aafr-
sezr clsb rrszta serrss Fl efrieK -aFs -
Ns~ksi Pate -oaf also rseals q -aFr
Rs1re-s ro-n r cslahs- gs.-r-aI Ages.
IEs AasnE ~ Pea - Crl-sza -
rss~-rrfles - sex -s Tra 81
efhe- lnf lrnszf.a-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-20

Ts~s-rooI Jz-s = -Costo- ssliss. nd
erzfs h-.sfo@xH - pcs-fs f1E@r Amer
ra- = 6dl1E g -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-20

A. Kansas C5;y-Ea-sas CITY -
M0i-ss )
II = Jossph-1uzha 4. - Josepa :
~ P@o7iz-Peoriz Q. C1sorz6s sprnxS- Z
=. NLzzzAes-xluA,s1 :. Da<<E. :
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-20

,,..t .,,,,9stinnS were as follows:
FIour-Eirmer-
1l.bea--No. . spring. -7d7Sc. No. ., ga
ITO. No. red 767saUTsc-
Go-n-No. .. iaizG5lc; No yellow ~
0at-No. > %. asei-c: No. white. q
q4I.c: No white. go lc-
Fsrley-Good feeding. 45d4sc; fair to
choice mailing 5oQ55c-
..lax Seed-No. J. $40, No l north
western. Sl-o+
Tf,rothv Seed-Priue. IS
Pro,isions-NIeSs pork. per biol. $40;
1s-7 ~ar 100 lbs s SyTS S-i-. short clear
ss.3eS DooSsi. 3 clqs %, dry salted Shout
ders ,oo.-,, 3 1e1zd>1 short clear sides
,o0Vedl Ss.62'z0s.75-
piszev-Bssis Of high wines. s 20.
,.lo,s--t-o0tract grade. 81 516ll-15-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-20

American Association.

A. iu-nbus-Colunog - Ml-
wsuEes -
Al LouisviIle-Louisv lie. 0, Minneap-
o-lS
A. Indiana s-Iudiznarolfs-st Pau
game postponed. rain.
At Tole5o-Toledo. :; Kansas CITY. =
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Istf- rE.lts caas f-rossst 81 fasx- F1-
zes ersH fh-s aarzzr Mss e wss =s-
rrnsssts - sErr< EcEr se1 EF~-
sss~sa<rss gasss assEra- 49, sss-t
,7 t-arsts< ~ 1-ff - sits ezas a. ca
Lz-4zz - "a 3~zz E-1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-20

with June IS number lsS against Isl last
week. IL in the like week OF lSe. lSs in
1Sol. ls7 IN 800 and 20 IL 1879
In Canada for the week failures num-
Der 3. compared with Is last week and IS
il this week one year ago.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.



Chicago June r9.-Cattle- Receipts. 3.ooo
Including 1000 Texans. Mark steady
J0 i.r li-.sr. Good To pri--lv steers $ TO
rs r.. poor 20 medium. 81 .frI+.sJ. stock
ess and feeders. SS.TJ04 >. CONS. Sl-o.zl
5.5". he.f.rs. 3 25a4.I5. Gamers. Sl-5fEf2 ~
bulls s.. -l6t.2-; calves. S3.eysd6,]--- Texas
led steers. $S516A5t
Hogs Receipts TO-DAY. $500. omlVrow.
-5aN.. Left over 5nla. Market steady TO
81 lower. NisG and butchers So - E.
good Co choice heavy. <5Ia06.35. rough
heavy S54la@1J. Hght s66@0520. bulk IF
s.l-s 5t1aaf-1
sbee7-Bec-irts. 6ao. sheep and lambs
steady 20 Joe higher. GOOD To choice vs.
e-s s.2a. fair t1 choice mirsd 81 1
0+-5- western sheep. Sl25a5.'. native
Kansas City.
Kansas CITY. June i9-tattle- Receipts.
D natives. % native calves. Market Sd
Ire higher. Choice export and dressed
beef steers $i.5505-r5. fair e. good - tu
s75. st'cko-- ana feeders 50 f9qf ~. west
.-u fed steers S-t-rl4 90 Teas and Indian
steers 2.--0t.2. Texas cows s1h5G3 50:
ratiy. COWS s.. .as as. native heiferSr s. -
AIS. Gamers. sli5a2.4'; bulls. s. >td3.s5
calves S5n.u+.g1
Hogs Receipts. 4-t Market Stroong 20
q. higher. Top Sf'-i4 bulk 81 sales.
s. .-'.G595; heavy. S5-S2-rIt.a-l-- mixed
packers s5.-s1zF--- workers. S--S3N- 81.
pigs S527T5.f5.
Sheep-Recefprs -a Market steady to
week. Native lambs. StH"fff..-- vest IN
lambs S5'a6.65- fed ewes N-505 80
Texas cI.ppe4 year-1gs. S35re5.55. -. :
clipped sheep G5IH. stackers and
feeders. 5s-1.0+ao
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BANK CIEkRINGS.

New York June &c The following table.
complied by Bradstreet. shows the bank
clearings az the principal cities for the
week ended June IS With the percentage 81
increase and decrease sk compared Win
the Corresponding week last year:
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Balances PAD ir ear
Not Included iu totals teczf-ss - -
r1rnua rzEQr for tssr v~sT
ssNr- included ir fefalr hsrsssse c0.ral n-
s-E osher tens srzr clssrf1Es
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WOOL MARKET.

x ISouis. Ju-s - tFo9'-s r r. ~ .r-S.
Territory zsc wesfsra mediums. fsfffT-se
ere medium fsal-c. ans. lfz =
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Bosroou June I9-PitJsburg defeated
Boston today Pittinger. who pitched for
Boston vas touched Up for fifteen hits.
while four hits was ths best the locals
could do with Lever Attendant -
score. r 4 r
Pittsourg ......-.---2 s20I101I-E Is >
Boston .-........----3 % 3 70 O." q az
Batteries Lever and Phelps. Pittin-
ra- and Morn
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Union Livestock Commission Co.

A. q. MOORE, Manager.
stock Yards. wichita Kan CousiEn-
nents and correrpond@nce solicited Mar
ket report furnished free on application
Proceeds RENTED on dag q sale. AonsF
20 loan On cattle. Phone ~
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closed = < to4oWS
Butter-SJ- sdy- Creamery log-lc.
dairy. I5-eElslec-
Eggz-Easy AZ mark. cases included LIZ
alzs.c
Cheese-SJesdy- lolzG1Ii-c
Kansas City.
Kansas CITY. June le-Close. Wheat
J,iI--. sSIrc- September $50
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-20

This private hospital IL row one o. the
best equipped Institutions IN The south
west for the treatment % both medical
and surgical cases SpcC4si attention -
given 20 the various forms OF stomach
and liver troubles diseases peculiar -
women. diseases % the Tertun ana gentle
urinary organs chronic ualarisd poiFon-
ing. rheumatism. nervous disorders. q
eases OF the throat lungs heart and Kid
news. goitge ard varicccs3e cured. ons
floor e reserved Tor a maternity depart
ment and IA some Instances homes VII
be found FOR children. For a short time
only "A ward VIII BE- set apart FOR the
treatment OF the morphine opium. 60
csiue and wh.skey habits
Resident physician, able medical sta 2,
quiet and heaithful location. extensive
grounds with fine shade. home comforts.
terms rensoua bic No contagious diseases
admitted Write Tor particulars
The THOMAS SANlTARIUh
Corner Tenth and 81 Francis Avenue.
WICHITA. KANSAS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
National League.

CINCINNATI. 2: PHILADELPHIA. 3
Philadelphia June Blight hits and
two errors in thu fifth inning gave Gin
cinnati nine runs aad the days game.
Attendance 81 Score. Z II Z
Cincinnati ......-....o 0 o 3 9 o. 3 u 0
Philadelphia ..-..-.-O o o 0 0 COL II .
Batteries. SuthOn and PETIT; Williams
and Zimmer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-20
The THOMAS SANITARIUM

Corner Tenth aud - Francis Avenue.
WICHITA. KANSAS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-08-26
Tucker After Mcoovern.

New York, Aug. 26.-The talk of a
match between Terry McGovern and
Chick" Tucker, the hard-hitting feath-
err weight of the Avonia Athletic club
aroused considerab BILE interest among the
followers of puglisim in this city and
Philadelphia. Tucker in ready and anx-
ious to fight, but McGovern, or rather
his manager, Sam Harris, has not an
nounced his acceptance of the offer of
the washington Sporting club of Phila-
delphia. Tucker is a promising lad. He
has not lost fight in Philadelphia and
has fought ten of the best men in his
class. He recently beat Young Mis-
sissippi' and had him nearly out in the
sixth round