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m& WLxtkiiu $xalQ m MtinKtteWKKttQf facg"ll. 1901. J.. WiJSW H H i IlliilliPlili IliFllll PlilEPl SSa HSI ii msfisJtSsA. EaStt flssi lsa fifwl tt5l e&sa wferfJ gs' wgi KSEsSsSRtluS iaess55ls3 asaPr?!?!! rarf3M Efuia Sfefv yjftffiHuBs! CTfeS&ig HMf3xy kjwf The inosfc certain vray of curing Indigestion and stomach troubles is to perform the 6tomach's work for it by nsinj Kodoi. Dyspepsia Cube, which digests what you eat and gives the atomach perfect rest. It contains ail the natural digestants combined in exact proportions, together with the organic sub stances required for reconstructing the worn out digestive organs. That is why it has neTer failed to care the worst cases of Indi gestion ana Dyspepsia even after all other methods and prepara tions have failed. The most sensitive stomach can take it. It can't help but do yeas gd Prepared by E. a DeWitt & Oa Chfe&go. The $L bottle contains 34 times the 50c site. -- . - "When yon need a soothing and healing application for piles, 6ores and skin diseases, use DaWlTTS Witch Bane! SALVE. Beware of counterfeits. lit MW; WW: Goes Off 2 1-2 at 5 Cents Wj;h Good Demand. TOPS STILL AT $5.55 - Receipis 1,745 Cattle Steady But Only One Sale. There was a general weakness and low- fcr tone to all the western hog markets yesterday, and while the Wichita market sank down a little under the pressure of the repeated depressing reports from oth er points ,it did not at any time lose so tauch ground as did the rest. From weak to 57 cents lower the hog market ranged and closed at weakest point. This riarxet was even quoted as steady and i rm at some early sales, but the average v-ovJd be pa as 325c lower. By the ; nt all th last hogs in early enough to : ik over hid b"n sold and weighed up t record showed a good one for the t and a T.f good supp'y; but most of !t irmed Jat in the trading and was to p. -lie extert jntxpected. 0r half the i. .eipts fro-n c.ir deliveries, cume to the tLks lat3 i', the afternoon, one road & .mping eleven cars at one landing, with tw a other li"s bringing in still more cr Wit tve few loads, onlv two or th-ee that u-ie late in Thursd ty and on Ml first th -iz in the monung there were in all twenn -two cars to go across the griies, besides a ery fair run of wagon Et iff. It was all sold, and four or five pi re arriving too late for inspection will j Bil tirst th nq; this mornirg As to the j ij'.altt'' it nuj be said it Vfca exceptional 1 gxd In a'i the car offerings there were only a rv few that were at all off jQua'iry or th.n lights. At least seventeen ers or in other words, all those from i -i e-nts un were very good f . t iell ' f.i'ec' i ofe j J.--X such as this market s buy- i ers most desirf Ttvy all sold strong con- j E'ciering the greater extent of the d prei- ' s un elsewhere, and sellers knew It anu wer satisfled. The bulk range was more . narrow than but day this week, which in- fl oates the string demand present and , the active trading. The market was ac- ' tie throughout and a firm tone at the ' feiigbtly Iover quotation with an eager, tiadv demand. The tops remained same , e- Thursdav, $G 55 with four cars at that pr.ee. Hogs. BEPP.ESENTATIVE PALES. Nn. Dock. Av Wt Price. 35 55 o 53 5 55 5 55 5 RP-i 5 50 5 50 B 50 5 50 6 50 550 5 473 5 47 U 5 47'. 5 47'-. 5 47U 5 47 -j 5 4T. 6 4T. 5 4T. 5 42l3 5 41 5 ST 5 3Ti 6 3F, 6 35 B 3S E 5 3D E 35 6 35 E 35 6 30 5 30 5 :o 5 30 6 3 5 25 5 25 5 W 503 40 Cattle. 'rket was t-ti ,m cons ( ke"5 from . void to O . The cattle m r,i.thu ;. v t.sr of tir ill Horo w I' S'"l , i C am Z . i u- t i bi To dv, bat there ' i r s.,e on-" ; U Cole of Stuart 4c Co. The re-t w 3 7". one i "v ui'ipr S5- ; 1 unch i t t-" Cud ' n one cow . 1 4ri pound.-, j u-)Ji at 2 25 i 'M"i sheep 1' it king Co. ,' SHIPPERS AND NOTES. r. ek w h.d u r hi - a -j-ing the 1 m two r diuin . --d.it -1 -t k . . f i.is : t .jgWg5 T. L20 ' 74 IM tl n n .-l 6T. 2.5 U 10 Tl 72 320 l1 JO 76 40 J I :s .. : i 73 r, r: x :u 74 160 : I v- 40 : -s 7s .!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!2oo . I. ! 40 LJ4 v- s v b7 1.1 ; 80 I'6 ? lao m :a ii 5 !vt 1 ....... .. .......". 80 H G SIS 4 40 222 s ia s 2 0 3 40 210 1". "I 8 J 1 2 .- '6 mes-c3 Wliaf f 23 excellent erade and they brought the top puce of the day. Jeff Houston shipped up a load of Pon- ca City porkers of heavy v,-elgnt which sold at top prices. C. F. Hyde, president of the Bank of Colwich was a late shipper in Thursday night with a car of good bogs of heavy weight which sold straight at a stiff bulk price for the day. - Uncle Philo Hunter of Elbing was a late comer the night before with a load of mediums which sold at a good bulk price, straight. F. B. Staley of Hose Hill was a seller of mediums which arrived Thursday night at a good bulk flsure, straight. Townsend & Lamon, one of the most regular of the old time patrons of this market were early on the market from Andale with a car of lights which sold at a good price for the grade. Ed Weialine of Augusta was a seller of a car of heavies at a stiff bulk figure. Win. Wiley, the heavy shipper of hogs from the Sedgwick City district had in a car of lights which sold, without dock at a good bulk range price. Priti It nwinrii nt Tnnfa Cli-ir iafl In he h ot aQ quallty whlch ent at j a price close to the tops. ' w- s- Thomas, the heavy shipper from ., . . . , . . .. , , , ,, lights of good grade which sold in the up per range of the buik. W. B. Johnson of Pond Creek, one of the heaviest and most frequent of the Oklahoma contingent was in person with two cars of heavy hogs of extra good quality which sold close to the bulk top. Sale & Johnson of North Ea'd were in with a car load of mediums which stld on the close at the popular bulk Bg ires. Lagan & Baxter of Enid iere 8ong the later arrivals with a ear of good fat mediums which sold at a strong upper buik range price. Chas. Hanna of Enid was a shipper of mediums which sold straight at an uppor bulk ranee price. John A. Ratlifle of Hennessev w as In person with a car of very good light hoss which sold well up the bulk list. P. B Lincoln of Em 1 was a shipper in late with a car of good hogs of msdlum weights and they sole strjng In the bulk Of kales. J. . 'ireenwade of Huinevell was j shipper of light hogs of very fair quallty and they sold straight at bulk prices. Overton & Son of Hennessey had in a car of mixed hogs averaging lights and selling for all they were worth in the bulk range. Colonel Henry Hartford of Medora was the last to weigh up of hogs, late in ar ming and they were mediums of very good quality which sold close to the bulk tops. Colonel Hartford is a large Beno county rancman and stock dealer and is known all over the state as one of the foremost breeds and raisers of fine Short horn cattle. This is his Srst consignment to this market but he was well pleased and will be regular from now on. Steiner & Blair of Lyons, Ed Weidllne of Augsta, with his second load for the day .and Brenholt & Peoples of Deer Creek, O. T.. weer all in late with hogs w hich will sell on the opening today. J. H Stevens of Douglas was in with a car of mixed hogs in the early part of the trading. The roads doing the hauMng of stock to the yards yesterday were as follows: Rock Island, 12: Santa Fe, 7; Frisco 3 and Missouri Pacific. 3. The daily comparisons were as follows: T-sterday: Tops $5.55: bulk $5 40 .52: a erage weight, 230, the best in a long time; receipts 1,680. For Thursday: Tops I t". 55; bulk $5 35 .5 50; average weight, 216; receipts 1 Wi. For Friday of last week: Tops. $5 6: bulk S5 50..5 6U, average ve!e:ht 221. receipts 2,130. The cattle pens of the stock vards ate reeHmg a new roof of pitch tar. An exchange gives the following good sugestion for brood sow handling. A. pig confined to a pen, fed corn and milk, will fatten fast, look nice, breed yourr, have a few pigs, cake adders, fever, eat her joung if she lives through farrowing and prove a disastrous failure. Her muscles a'-e unyielding, blood thick, system fev erish: she is diseased (fat) Instead of healthy (lean.) LIVE STOCK MARKETS. Chicago. Chicago, May 10. Cattle RecelDts 1.600. Steady. Good to prime steers J5 00Q5.&); , poor to medium $3 904.90; stockers and feeders $3 l'TS 10. cows and heifers $2.75 I 4 75; canners f2 10-S3 75; bulls $2.754.40; j calves $3.25-!?l 75 , Texas feet steers $423S ! 5 4l: Texas bulls $2 753.75. j Hogs Reoemts today 18.000; tomorrow, i lfi W. estim ited left over 2.000; weak. M'xed and butchers $5.8096 774, good to choice heavy $5 ffl?J5 SO; rough heavy $5.46 fi".5; light $4 50S.72tt; bulk of sales j $5 6ft5 75. i Sheep Receipts 8,000; steadv to strong. Clipped laml ? firm; wooled step V- Col- ori.do"s up to $5 2i Good wet1 era $4,100 4 ", fair to choice mixed $3-r',$4 15; west ern sheep $4 2r-ff4.35; year'ngs $4 2&&4.40; rative lambs $4.006.20, western lambs, $4 :'ai52. Kansas City. Kansas Citv, Mav 10. Cattle Receipts 1 'o.- beef cattle steady: stockers and f-edors easy. Native steers S4.60S6.SQ; Txis steers JTSiaoOu, Texas cows $5.80 rii 2" native cows and heifers $3256.1!: ockers and feeders $2.oa&5.G0; buls J3-00 4 i." calves 54 T)u6.00 H sr Receipts 1: market &97c 1 wr bulk of sales $5.5RS 75; heavy $5.70 r v packers $5.005 75. mixed 55-555.75. 1 t iZ 3 "".5 S5; yorkers $5.23.60, pigs $4.09 .' ,P Rece'rts 9.X: market steady to " I iwe' Muttons $3504 73; lambs $LW .. spring lambs $--XlJ0. St. Louis. St TjOuIs May 10 Cattle Receipts 700; market steady Xatle steers J4-350S.75; stocker and feeders $2 704.70; cows and heifers $2.ft'-f4 80; Texas and Indian sters $2v5 15. cows and heifers J2-404.20. Hos Receipts .W. market 5c lower. Piirs and lights SS5M5;; packers $5.45 5 6 . butch-rs $5.S5i52s. Sheep Receipts 2.2W; market steady; mutton-! $ 0i4.$5, lambs $4 5t&5 15; lambs $b.uii9 Oijl THE YEATHER. Wichita. May 1. 19L Burin gthe past 24 hours the tempera- ture has been from 56 to 54. a range of 28 degrees and the mean 70, which is 10 de grees warmer than the normal with gen tle soi th wind until 2 p. m . when it hanged to north and blew hard all the afternoon and with the north wind it grw cooler There was a solar halo at 6 "M p. sn So far this month the temper ature has been 3 degrees daily warmer , tKan the normal, but since January Sr:t J the a--age timperature has been osiv a o.!t ha'' a d-r-?e warmer than the !" n "al T d.'i'itf-'cy in rainfall oo far t'-. s. t. -.v; s -.-e tvan an inch v-h .'': during the thunder ! s ' - V last night was only a - :l.i:r L. 7QHNSON, Observer. Fu! man Sleeper. Wiciuta to St. Loa, i v.a Mks un Pacific rajway Leaves daily 1 I i p -n tv eg ,n Sl I. ! 7 20 a m. j G- r f Tcpeka r Kaa&as City take! J tv- r. w Sj-er vo the Ruck Isiard at Ii3j s PI News Against Wheat But Ex port Sales Helped, CORN WEAK AND -LOWER July Oats Lower and Provi sions Higher. Chicago, May 14. Tho news today was against wheat for a time, but export tales later caused a recovery and the close was steady, July c lower. Corn was weak, closing lc lower for May and c down for July. Oats closed 4c lower, and provisions 57c higher. July wheat opened unchanged to c higher at 71c to 71c Local people buying because of steady cables, light northwest receipts and a calmer feeling over the Wall street situation. Snow's report, claiming previous high conditions to have been well maintained, struck the pit crowd as distinctly bearish and under the unloading process the market worked off to 70c during the forenoon. The mar ket which bad been fairly active, ruled dul for a time till reports of exports alarmed a few shorts who in an effort to cover bid the market back to 71c The close was steady to c lower at 71c- Ex porters reported 47 loads taken. Seaboard clearances in wheat and flour were equal to 567,000 bushels, while primary receipts aggregated SiS.OOO bushels against 319,000 bushels last year. Minneapolis and Du luth reported 176 cars compared with 228 last week and 203 a year ago. Local re ceipts were 57 cars, one of contixct grade. Argentine shipments were &J4.000 bushels according to a cable to the board of trade. Corn prices received rather a severe drubbing as the day's news was scarcely reassuring. Argentine shipments were 1,000,000 bushels last week, double the quantity of the previous week, while out of local receipts of 326 cars, S6 contained No. 2 corn. The chief blow came In the Illinois crop report which claimed that 53,100,000 bushels of corn still remained in farmer's hands, this being 15,000,000 bush els more than was held May 1 a year ago. An influential trader dumped 2,000.000 bushels of July into the pit and scattered lots of corn on small margins were also unloaded. The bull leader furnished about the only defense tho price had and prob ably checked a greater decline than ac tually took place. July opened 46ic, sold down to 4454ic and closed c under yesterday at 4445c. The May deal as usual was neglected but prices eased off, the close being lc lower at 51c Oats were moderately active, but fsa tureless. Commission houses were on both sides of the fence, but as finally long line was relinquished and the sur rounding influences were not aleviating, tho price levels subsided fractionally. July sold between 277i27i4c and closed c down at 274c. Receipts were 1S6 cars. Provisions were dull and the price range narrowed. The opening was easy in sympathy with lower prices at the yards, but a demand for September lard steadied the whole list later. July pork closed 7 cents higher at 514.77; July lard 5c up at $7-92 and July ribs 6c better at $7.87. Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 115 cars; corn 250 cars; oats 135 cars; hogs 16,000 head. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS. Chicago. Chicago, May 10. The leading futures ranged as follows: I Open. I High. 1 Low. 1 Close. II Wheat I May 73 71 7W&' 71 July 71S Tli, 7uH 71Vi Corn I I May 52-3I 52' 51' 51 July 4oxi 45i 44Viai 44'g4: Sept. 45ja 4GV&i ! 44 Oats I May 23V 2S 2S ' 2S July 24,fi-?27Va27VaVn 2" Sent. 25i 25 24'8J 25 Pork- I I May 14 50 14 62 14 47, 14 62 July 14 65 14 V 14 50 14 U Sept. 14 45 14 60 14 45 14 60 Lard I May 7 921. 7 9; 7 87 7 July 7 0! 7 92' 7 S2U 7 -i. Sept. 7 87V 1 -u- 7 5 ' 7 J.1.; Ribs ! I I May S 00 S 02Ut 7 E j 8 T Ju.y 7 82 7 8" 7 T, ! 7 " Sept. 7 SO I 7 tC' 7727s2 CASH QUOTATIONS. Flour Easy. wheat No. 3 spring 66S71c; No. 2 red, 7374c Corn No. 2 51iS2c; No. 2 yellow 51 62c. Oats No. 2 2S?c: No. 2 white 2S34, No. 3 white 29ViSr30c. Rye No. 2, 51c Barley Good feeding. 44c; fair to choice malting 5flS6c Flaxseed No. 1, $1 6. Prime timothy seed $3 60, Mess Pork, per barrel $14 6014 65. Lard, per 100 pounds $7 927 96 Short ribs sides Hoose $7 "mrs li Dry salted shoulders (boxed) tf77c Short clear sides (boxed) $ l2aS2Z. Whisky, basis of hish -n'nps $1 2S. Clover, contract grade $ v. RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. Rec'ts. Shlpm'ts. Flour, barrels Wheat, bushels Corn, bushels Oats, bushels Rye, bushels Barley, bushels 16 OO 29 V) 111 WX it ,,10 2 -luO 4 3'"vi 24 " Z . f vt a -..) . U "CO i 0 On the Produce Excnange today the market closed as follow Butter Market firm, creamery 14?lSc, dairy ll16c Cheese DulL ?llc Eggs Easy; fresh lie. Kansas City. Kansas City, May 10. Wheat May, 68: July S5c Cash: No. S hard 69c; No. 3 67c; No. 2 hard TWfTlc CoraMay 423c; July 41c Cash: No. 2 mixed 48c; No. 2 white 44c. Oats No. 2 white Sic Rye No. 2, Sic Hay Chofc timothy $111L; choice prairie $10. Butter; creamery 15917c; dairy, fancy, 13914c Eggs Fresh 19c. Receipts Wheat 86 cars. New York. Nvr York, May 10. Butter Receipts 4.1B packages; strong; creamery 15fcl3c; factory lll3c Cheeee Receipts S.M3 packages: ouiet and easy; ancy lara-e colored 10c; fancy large white 10K0I0c; fancy small color ed Uo; faacy small white llVc Ega Receipts 12Jat packages: barely steady; western regular packed 12l2c. Storage, westers UM14c; southern 1112. COTTOW. New York, May . The market opened I steady with prices unchanged to two joints hisrher and for a time shewed d!sC"Osrtlon to do better n rrxiei-ite ouv- g THE BORROW COASTER EHAKE H Guamnttrc Yea Absolate Cocdort and i Fieassire a .casc. If FttsisrvVeL IcurF.-'-.i w--r mer coBtrtk. secarUj oo z a. A. ur- .n i t&clerr: B Yea RWe FWty MiVs. bmt H PedsloatyThlrtyw&vcMJIec S 1C0.O00 satwaC rxUr tirt rear Sold !3 br U cvde dtcirrs. BocUet Irsr 1 ,'ECUPSB .MFG. CO.. Elisira. N. V. B 1 ing. Then selling for a turn carried July off to $7.58. with the market showing: heaviness in every department. An out right scare occurred before 2 o'clock on a general turn for cover. July ran up to $7.79 and October Jumped to $7.1S. After 2 o'clock selling for profits forced prices off 6 points, though shorts failed to regain courage up to the close. Closed steady at a net advance of 5 to 14 points. New Orleans, May 10. Cotton steady; middling 7 5-lSc STOCKS AND BONDS. Closing prices of stocks were as follows: Atchison 7J do nfd 64 do pfd STi, B. & 0 104 Cana. Pacific ..104 St. Paul .. 15S do pfd ....... .15? So. Pacific 4S5k So. Railway ....28 do pfd S2 T. . P. Canada South .. 65 Chess. & Ohio.. 4o C. B. & Q 1S1 C. L & L. .... 32 do pfd C. & E. DL ....121 C. A. N. W. ....196 C. R. L &. P. ..151 Union Pac ....117 do pfd 94 Wahush 19 j do pfd 38 W. &. -Lu Jti. .... 1 C. C. C. St. L. . 79 do pfd Colorado So 13 do 1st pfd .... 47 Wis. Central.... mi Adams 1 do 2nd pfd ... 25 American 190 TJ. S. 85 JJ. &. H. 153$4 U. L. & W. w.,.217 v a. t r r .e I Wells Fargo ....1144 ... 48iAmal Copper ..114 do nfd 92' Am. Tobacco ..121 Erie 36&Ana. Min. C. .. 4S do 1st pfd m B. R. T 77 Colorado F &. It 99 G. N. pfd 179 Mociang vai. .. ai Con. Tobacco .. 52 do pfd 104 Gen. Electric ...219 Illinois Central.136 iowa central .. z? do pfd 66 L. E. &. W 57 do pfd 115 L. &. K 101 Glucose Sugar .. 55 Int. Paper 21 do pfd 74 Laclede Gas .... S2 Nat. Biscuit ....42 Nat. Lead ..N.. 16 do pfd 45 Nat. Steel 77 Manhattan L ..114 Mexican cen. .. 24 Minn &. St. L. 85 Mo. Pacific 105 M. K. &. T. .... 36 do pfd 5 N. American 2. Pacific Coast 90 Pacific Mail .... 36 is. j. central.. iaj N. T. Central.. 154 Peoples Gas ....110 Norfolk & W. .. 53! Press. s. car .. 43 do pfd 86: No. Pacific ....130 do pfd 56; Ontario & W. .. 32 Pennsylvania .143 do pfd S3 Pullman 204 Sugar 144 Tenn. c. &. l. .. ts U. S. Leather .. 12 do pfd 75 Reading 40 ao 1st pid 74 1TJ. S. Rubber.... 21 do 2nd pfd ... 50 do pfd U. S. Steel 4P do pfd ... . 9.'4 Western Union . 9? St. L. &. S. F... 44 do 1st pfd .... 80 do 2nd pfd ... 34 St. L. &. SW.. 34 New York Money Market. New Tork, May 10. Money on call strong 6 per cent; prime mercantile paper 44 per cent; sterling exchange steady with actual business in bankers' bills at $4-S76 for demand and at $4.54 for 60 days; posted rates $1.S51.S5 and $4238; commercial bills $4.&&i.83; silver cer tificates nominally 60c; bar silver 69c; Mexican dollars 48c Government bonds steady. Refundinf 2s, registered 106; coupon 103; 3s registered 109; coupon lu9; new 4s registered 1371i; coupon 137; old 4s, registered 113; cou pon 113; 6s, registered 109; coupon 109. BANK CLEARINGS. New Tork. May 10. The following ta ble, compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank clearings at the principal cities for the week ending May 9, with the per centage of increase and decrease as com pared with the corresponding week last year: Cities. Clearings. Inc. Dec. New York $2,601,385,368 1532 .... Boston 171,244,288 42.9 .... Chicago 16288.746 10.1 .... Philadelphia 112.088.0S2 32 2 .... St. Louis 53.924.544 18 5 .... Pittsburg 43.54S.724 22.6 .... Baltimore 24.94W24 3.5 .... San Francisco 2S.436.53) 20.4 Cincinnati 2L02U6 39.2 i..insa.s City , Ntw Orleans M-nncapolls , Detioic , Cieland , i.ouisille , Proidence Milwaukee , St Paul , Buffalo , Omaha , Indianapolis Columbus, O , Savannah Denver , Hartford , Richmond , Memphis , Washington , Peoria , Rochester , New Haven , 3ro"?ter Atlanta , Salt Lake City .. Springfield, Mass , Fort orth Pt rtland, M. ... Portland, Ore. ... St Joseph Los Angeles NV.rfmk Syracuse Des Moines Nashille v iimington. Del . Fill River ScrantoT Grand Rapids Augusta, Ga. Tx.viell !at n. onio .... S. iUle Tae lms, Spokane Sioux Citv Nen Bedford .... KnoxMle, Tenn. . Tpka Birmineham WICHITA Binghamton Iexington. Ky. .. Kalamazoo AKroi Oh ittan -ora Rotkford. HI Canton Ohio. ... Springfield Ohio, . rarsn N D . Sioux Falls, S D. Fremont Neb. ... PaeTport T-Med Oa.!eston Houston Chester Pa. Evan'nille Mioon Little Ro. k HelTi Spring-ieM, III. ... Yoimestown B'oomlngtoa JackvvnviMe . Criorado Springs . W hee..ig 18.974,076 23 7 12.970.39e 51.4 11.U6L860 .... 10.707,879 SJ.2 12.132,690 20.6 9.S52.94S 13.6 26,344,100 11.4 6,120,10) 11.2 4.786400 .... 6,0,490 4.5 6,7,533 12.5 727,582 24.6 x 7,36100 2S.8 2363,597 .... 4,198.101 .... 2,835.8 21.5 4.378.625 26 0 2,896,891 14.4 3.255,537 11.3 2.51S2J82 804 2,935W 17.4 La22209 26.3 1.751.723 40.3 1,943.090 17 0 4.339.456 1070 1.450,715 17.1 2,701,365 11.4 1.289,472 24.9 2.252.S01 14.5 4.704,4ft) 7.1 3,454004 43.9 L5C6.33S 20.5 LM5.551 S.3 LK0.42S .... 1.579J52 26.1 1,106.343 86 0 SSUffi 1 1 1.704.450 67.3 1,438,242 .... 1.108,442 46 7 650,411 17.7 1.2S7.71S U.7 2 254.770 .... 1.142,117 24.8 1.033063 .... 1.415 962 3.7 259 4 .... 67.7"5 40.7 027 15 42 6 W.V 11 1 7S3.b.) 89.S 5f 6-i0 23 2 664.1.76 43 8 477 S26 o 0 r.7 " 3") 4 4I rM3 2 0 4?4 916 3" 4 325 ) 31 5 361 Wl 9 3 212 r.2.i 37 6 1AT 22 K 3 M '29 .... 22 "9 . E 5 f. K 1 S Ml vfj 31 5 362 631 . ss? in ? 52 ") 15 4 64 H3 11 2 4.Y 2" 4U V 14 S77 "S 6 311 C3 7S 7 2X!.S 19 4 63n5K . .. 649 C29 .. . ... 12.8 4.4 5.S S-9 9.S 12".7 '.7 1S.1 54 54 17 1 Total r S $3,41 4 5l I"" 2 . .. Tutai outside N T.. S12 3 223 25 3 .... DOMINION OF CANADA. Montreal S2M12.421 S .... Toronto 14.tt8.8SS 82 7 .... wnnnipeg 2JJnO 3 9 .... Halifax L5SS.M0 1 4 .... Hamilton .. 212 .... St. Johns. N. B. S-4 21 4 . .. Vancouver f te . . 4.7 Victoria 752.44 5 3 .... Quebec L529.63S Totals ... -L7Sik52 27 9 .... GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGKNCT. MISSOURI PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE. 11 North Main Street. Wichita. Kan. We can sell you through railway and steamship tickets to all parts of the world. We are agents far the following hnes of ocean teaiasfelp coiapaatee: American ltoa. New York to Southamp ton and Liverpool. Anchor line. New Tork to Glasgow. Canard toe. New Tork to Liverpool, and Boston to Liverpool. North Orraaa Lloyd. Ne- Tork to Southampton. Brasses, Genoa, Naples, China and Japan. Haaborg-A-aericaa Moe. New Tork to Plymouth. Soetfcasaptoc Havre. Parts and HaaDoarg. Red Star Hue, New Tork to Antwerp, Belgium. Wn!t Star Hae. Nr Tork so Liver pool. Cape Town. Soeta Africa aad Soeth American potats. Companie Geoeral Trattatlant4 Creach Una). Hew Tork to Havre aad Paris direct. Dominion lta-s. Moatreal and B-astaa t9 Great Britain aad Irataad. Letiers of factory prooBOtlv awawofxl. We sake a specialty of pre&ati tSefceci from the old coatres to tike Catted States. , F E W FOfT.PT r -i T A. I CceTter Doog&s and V.'i-h'ta ir-. Tars -4rs Pu..-ia Sl-cg ""w a 31. tec". Pair.c rai.war. Wlcatta ts at LaaH Accidrt taCkfts fcr sale at Santa Fe i ft et J5c TTaver of Krt.rS aa4 i M-y.and Casualty cctapaay. HIM (IF IIIJ Wi Cincinnati and Des Moines Are Whitewashed. WADDELL'S GOOD WORK Strikes Seven Men Out and Wins,. Game for Chicago. NATIONAL LELAGUE. National League Standing. Clubs. "Won. Lost. Perc Plttsborg M 5 .667 Boston 7 5 3SZ New York 6 5 .545 Cincinnati 6 6 -5-) Brooklyn 7 7 -) St- Louis 1 3 .437 PbJttadeiphls. 6 9 .4fti Chicago '. 6 12 JS PITTSBURG. 3; CINCINNATI, 0. Pittsburg. May lft. Tannehlll's fine pitching backed up by brilliant fielding, was too much for the visitors today. The game was called during the nrst half of the eighth inning on account of darkness. Attendance 35tO. Score: RHB Pittsburg oaillt- 5 2 Cincinnati 60000000-0 7 S Batteries Tannohyi and Slr&raer; New ton and Kahoe. Umpire, Dwyer. CHIOVGO. 4; ST. LOUIS. L Chicago, May 10. Waddell pitched In great form today. He allowed but nve hits, struck out seven men and won bis own game with a terrific home run drive to the centerfield fence, with two men on bases. Attendance 500. Score: BHB Chicago 006631 4 7 3 St- Louis OOeftlt 190-1 5 0 Batteries Waddell and Kllag; Jones and Ryan. Umpire, Emslie. AMERICAN LEAGUE. American League Standing. Clubs. Won Lost Perc Detroit 11 4 .733 Chicago 11 4 m Baltimore 7 4 .C36 Boston 7 5 .5S3 Washington 5 6 .455 Philadelphia 4 S .333 Cleveland - 4 11 .267 Milwaukee ." 4 11 2167 CHICAGO. 5; CLEVELAND, 4. Cleveland, May 10. Cleveland lost the third game of the series to Chicago be cause, as usual all the misplays counted against the home earn. The Chicago team was quick to take advantage of ever thing that went its way. Attendance S00. Score: RHE Cleveland 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0110 3 Chicago 10 100020 15 9 0 Batteries Hart and Yeager; Patterson. Griffith and Sullivan. DETROIT. 7; MILWAUKEE. 6. Mllwaukee,May 10. With the assistance of the umpire Detroit won the last game of the series. Duffy was put out of the game for protesting a decision of the um pire, who called him out at first when he was clearly safe. Attendance 1,503. Score: RHE Milwaukee 0 1 09 0 0 1 3 C 6 11 5 Detroit 12022&O0 0 7 11 1 Batteries Sparks and Leahy; Cronln, Miller and Bualow. WESTERN LEAGUE. Western League Standing. Clubs. Won. Lost Perc. Kansas City 6 3 .625 Omaha 4 3 .571 Denver 4 3 .671 Minneapolis 4 3 .571 St Joseph 3 4 .421 Des Moines 3 4 .429 Colorado Springs 2 4 .275 St. Paul 3 5 .375 OMAHA. 6; ST. JOSEPH. 3. St Joseph. May 10. Omaha players bunched their bits today and won the first game of the series. The home team made more errors at critical times. Score: RHB St Joseph .0 1100000 1-3 6 3 Omaha 2 18 0 6 8 0 2 0-5 7 5 Batteries McDonald and Dooin; Free land and Glade. DENVER. 3: ST. PAUL, 2. Denver, May 16. Denver took the first game of the series tram St Past's team in a pitcher's battle. Three costly errors gave Denver a lead which the visitors were unable to overcome. Attendance 600. Score: RHE Denver 06051 20003 7 4 St Paul 0 01 0001-2 5 3 Batteries Byler and Jack Sullivan; Mc Gill and Homes. MINNEAPOLIS, 22; COLO. SPRINGS. 8. Colorado Springs, May 10. Minneapolis won today's game by hard hitting, aided ; by poor fielding. Score: i RHE Colorado Springs ..0 13112000-SM14 Minneapolis J 530661 --22 27 ( j Batteries Swaim, Smith sad Arthur; Carney, 5wornstdt ard Kiel now. KANSAS CITY. 6: DES MOINES. 5. Kansas City, Mav 10. Butler held the i visitors to four singles and one two b- I gr today and Des Moines failed to score. ! Colcfajw was hit hard at critical times. 1 Attendance 500 Score: RHS Kansas City 0 62 0 1 9 2 - 10 1 Des Moines 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 4 Batteries Butler and Seville; Colchcw and CornweU. NEW SERIES OF STAMPS OUT Which are line Pieces of BnrraTer's Art. The Pan-American lava of postage tamp to be placed oa sale la the Wichita postoSlce Immediately Is deatg naed ' Commemorative Series SML" be cause it commemorates the year 131 as the beginning of the twentieth century and Incidentally the opening of the Pan Americas cxpostUoa at Buffalo. Tbe m zitm ooasUts of atx varieties. Tbe en graving of each variety is excellent no Caw as yet having been discovered in any cf the teeoe. Each of these stamps represents what Is styled an "aM to oommere " They ar printed in two colors, red a-id black. Th deaa Is thai of a framed skrtare, th aid to tmmmarcm b-rtng typified by the picture of soma vehicle cf traaeporta tJoo. Lake NaviieatJon." the object slwcted typify it bing a lake steamship. Tv? 2-cnt stamp, wales wm oe more need, represents tbe fast raOnasd service of the coantry. The pk esjrraved on the stamp is that of the "Empire State Express. " a r"prodttctia f t!s ph--to-grapf. ft th train ramd. t. .yr rr-ti-e was pd,rg a.oEj a: U. rate of mSes as boar. The 4-ceat stamp has tbe ptctnnr of as aoicroobtte raTd na it and is 6 af!ii i rpTeer:t the latest mrjC ,l ta-. 1 Th 5-c-ct etarflp j.re-t a pir : . of th rt-t trtSir orr tc Niagara r'T St f N'JUBT. F. Ti '- stamp shows tfc Jocks at Hanlt Marie. It M thre-jrh the lwks that wtrtmxamhtp Pms fr m BaiSil -? f w"n s-!i- Th :-'rt tn&izp ST- j'.i;fWf.' cf a s,tTs. ve.a sma.p ill I Bi v ft A ill Site Wa s Pale aad Bleoiess k No w eas a iiOGu womsiexioii, Ber Allseits Goiiee From the ItoHetr Preu, St. Paul, Jdvm. Hfrxxs. Fke-ence, HaTaUi coenty, ! Williams' Pink PBb for Pule People, I Moat, comes a cheerful tetter, the boajrht a box and fcegpta tatfcmg them, vrriter of which is willing to tell how Thev helped me ao nro.-h that I kepi she oteHlnad the rk-h glow of health cm with them until I had taken Jive that thousands of wctoisn are earvms boxes aluther, and batna well and to possess. Before she found the ri&ht ' strong aj-.un. I iraial m fiesh, and remedy she was in that pale, emacKted ' thev gave me a healthy v! tr. I hav comlition which doctors call anaemic great faith in Dr. William' Pink Pills and which, if reelected, inevitably for Pale People, and ta.se t&e Ttry means early death. Mis Mar Smith, whose address ia given ia tbe first words of this article, says: "Abont five years ago I became ill without apparent cause, and grew worse nntil I was completely ran down. The least exertion wem bring on a very severe pain in the nit of my atom- ia pale and transparent, is now taking eeh. At otner tunes I would have a i them to restore her colir " pam in my head, something like neu- Signwl. MAY SMITH ralgia. My kidneys were very weak) The power o Dr. Wiluaun' Pink Pills and my limbs always felt tired. I j for Pale rV-opte in tb va.t number of was troubled with, shortness of breath j diseases dne to impure Mood or to de and I had a pale, bloodless appearance, j rangsments rf the nervous system has There was a soothering sensation been demonstrated in thousands f in about my heart, which would beat! stances as remarkable as the one related heavily, with fits of palpitation. Tor , above. No one who ig snffering can three years I was under the care ef two righrfai v nagjert this wnv to ivstfre doctors, neither of whom seemed to. health. IV. wllhams' Pink PUls fur know the nature of my trouble. They J Pale Peop1- are si Id bv all dealers. ir treated me for dyspepsia, ulceration of i will be sent to any addrvs postpaid, tho stomach, gaetntus and neuralgia, on receipt of price. M --n par bux, but without good results. ' or six boxes for $2 "). v Dr. WiU- "Two years ago when I saw an ad- i&m Medicine Company, heneefcidr. vertisamont in & St. Panl paper of Dr. s H. Y. A tonic is something that restores strength and vigor to tb 'entire system. Ripans Tabulcs are a tonic in the sense that they correct digestive disorders and help in the proper aasixniiadou o food. When the organs of the stomach are in perfect wocking order the whole system is benefited. A society woman of Nrw York Gty suffered from an attack of bronchitis each year as winter approached, and was often unable to go out f 4oc ior days. When the last attack came on she took a Kipcss Tabtiie each evening and was greatly benefited, having less soreness in her throat and very little tendency to cough. As a reswft, sfee had better general health that season than for years. Toe Tabulcs, she states, acted in her case as a tonic and imparted renewed strength to her system- If she omitted to take one at night, she would notice that she was not so well the next day. REPORT OF THK CONDITIO of the Kansas National Bank of Wichita, at . Wichita, tn he stMe of Kansas, at the close of business April K J9Q1. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts . Overdrafts, secured and unsecured C. 8. bonds to secure circulation Premium on U. 3. bonds Furniture and flxtnrs Other real estate owned Due from na'ional banks (.not reserve bgtnts . ff,ii9JZ Due from state banks and banker KOU.7T Due frrn appro d yns.su.es -4jC0.tt i.j IntTr.a. Revenue stamps Checs and other cash Items Excaary-ee for oiearlr.s ho .se Notn of ohr na tlnal banks FracionsU paper cur rency, nickels sad ceuta Lsvrfil W'ner reserve In bank. viz. 8pcle Llfal fn-ler ntes .. Redemption fund with V 3 treasurer fi pr cent of urcuiatioc .. 40 29.CI.7S eaSn.S 174.74 r.Mi XS0C06 96h.XStU ToUl rU3i.-B UABii.rnEak Capital s'of-k paW la . U -! Surp'us fund L.Jt Lndjvtd-1 profits, .ess expenses an J taxs paid XUK.8 Nst,or; r.ak nour eats-anttr ... UjmM Due to o-..-.er ca;oaal basks . . SUSJOtSt Due o ti: banks and bankers HM.1KJ0L , jn to c -. z.Ja r'n-1 --rtifi''s of 1 4v-t - - ' ! Crt.ad c-ks i,t-S IMra 1 T-uU Liajftali , gti: -: Ki. rasfy of Sedavtek. m. h EJsberrr Martin. rM- tfc above 1 &d bans. Co i.sr.-.y ar tat tlve above t'ey.r.t is tr- tc Urn best at kso'jr sn: bell!. KTIBERRT MARTIW. Cashier ' Sii"-t-i -i -'$ Ut x.m mm Oi i.tr. ft M-. " a : i -Sflj-i- Ntary Pufe" Correct Atut E. E. MAJsTEI-.MA.V. W. R. DCLAXKr. a H. BROOK 2C5 TS- QKTtrtrr. Ecb carticalar staastr la tA w nra ias rea. arOstic raent ed ri t ! zA ateasBsaia compaaWa av a bsaa j slow la r-srJtBtn ther vara as m i tin fn& tnir yzcaiimx ftaea -f ee- ! vrnt v th 2-'t tase-. It 'm et-r-tl tht -r. "has ivJ. f tlBs - m; 1-fir.ted. A area etaJi fcr flb arw stam-4t la expected. Tb stsuap eecfr y Urf ' i i " tb pvrptm & Sdtjr Nft nj5e Ww ! Caenaesctes Jaarui . a ft rspste I w" s irt "s -prao i Jpawera. h.c d A-;' - - aJf m . K 1 '.2 ' ." 1 Sser5 I - 3 " it tT & ;-1f'e i, prinsr and fall a a bl-xd medicine and fnr the general bmlding up of my system. -I have recommended Pink PQls to many peupl who were snffering mack as I WiU and they have ail beea bene fited. Mv vnvnaer sutcr, whose skm MARTflA WASHINGTON HOME i Tats Isrf fowr-etviT buiVatae u ad Slrablir fitted aad furnished t t tb a f f tbe sic. No iQSktteoss or &; ur iflsii-sM adssttted, but ail ebr Imj taat are asualiy tres'ed at aoep" r nieeassfally treael bTa i& 1 'ic Whisky. Cocala sal M -kl'-e i 's. akaolbf 7 jruarast!. ". evurte'l er sUur ra 6r'J ' retreat ' dvrl&s c nnnassea. aid vom 'e everr ease t-"i tor the 'bUi f reoJi-ed. A ketce tr '. par aad ri a al.se. a I eejeratloAs ad mrdsa. eeaf.t . tn and te aarfr ebars t st Is 4 t Om er4.ary aoeps! ? wbtrtfc : . - eeouc "- ' tbe rvvs r xpeaaes a the !!.. n. T" b s rf ere gHwa W"? -eqri'64 Wre r- ""4lr to tb -Msrfc Wi-Vbc-w Hfmtm." 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