The Wichita Beacon from Wichita, Kansas • Page 3

WICHITA DAILY BEACON, SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1905. nest Morrill, Bus Nlzon, WiMard Davli, Facts and Fiction OP DAMAGE A. D. Pennington. Joe Hnd Henry Hahn and Price and Hill.

They testified that 11 the bottom land'tiad not produced wll HOGS 10G LOWER; RECEIPTS LIGHT for the last three veins because of over. flow, and never from the scarcity of wat. er. The commission came from Wichita TO SPRING CHOP here and will gq to Arkansas City. GET WHEAtt FROM EAST Experience of Wichita Cltisens Aro Easily Proven to Be Fact.

The runst superficial Investigation will prove that the following state-nient fron) a resident of Wichita Is true. Head it anil compare evidence from Wichita people with testimony of strangers living so far away you cannot investigate the fact of the case. Many more cltlEens of Wichita will endorse our claims, Junies H. Wells, collector and sales Kansas Sends to Russia For Some A A a COLD WET WEATHER CAUSES AN ADVANCE. of Its Seed.

si Wichita, May 13, 1908. Buyers toofc a Mg ellce off of hog prices tills morning and on the close the local market was a good dime below yesterday. Early In thejjornlng prlca were a nickel lower but the complete loss came shortly after the opening quotations. Re Topeka, Kam-'Miiy 13. Investigations made by Secretarv Coburn of the ceipts were light today.

The wagon hogs were fair medium weight, and the best state boarcl of agriculture show that the red Turkey or Kussian wheat, which has givc-n such general satisfaction In Kansas for years, Is deteriorating in quality. Much of this wheat was imported in 19m for wed and Mr. Coburn believes that it Is tim? for another importation. He said this UP MOHE THAN CENT WHEAT MARKET FEELS BULLISH EFFECT. ones sold early for J5.00.

Later medium f3 -V 1 weight sold for t4-90. The top price to men for the American Wringer 223 South 'Main street, say: "If my 'business: had been continued, I ecarcely think I could have endured It. When the attacks were most virulent I could not rise in bed and was compelled to rise every morning at 2 or 3 o'clock and move around for the ease that this make-shift gave. I knew from the ac day was $5.15 early in the day. This afternoon, only the best qualities will TheWinningStroke sell for that price.

I'lgg and lights brought 3.754.00. The Chicago market cloeed weak at fif Prediction of Additional Rain Has teen cents lower. The top was $5.45. Kun- sas City was generally ten cents lower a Strengthening Influence on Coin July Oats Open -5 tion of the kidney secretions that my kidneys were at fault tut what do to check the fault was a mystery. You can Judge of my surprise when Donn's ills, procured at the Mcore Drug 216 East Douglas avenue, cleared up the kidney secretions in 21 hours and a continuation of the treatment not only disposed of the last at on the close.

Top price was Yesterday afternoon the best 2irt) pound hogs sold for tfi.224. The bulk which were 200 pound hogs, sold for V.20. Receipts this week amounted to (Ki5. Packers' purchases were: Dold 21 Armour 1449 "Kajisaa having attained the foremost rank as a quantity producer of the world famous har.l ml Turkey winter wheat, more nught by the milling and bread baklr.g trade at outside prices' than any ot'ier, is properly bo-licitous to maintain the pre-eminence so distinctly Its own The pulse of the buslnesn world is and been for ten years, more or less, affected by the output of the Kansas wheat fields. Our jeople cannot afford to neglec-t any reasonable effort f(jr making secure the jretige already attained, or enhancing it still further as a valuable act.

"Jt Is the opinion of those who have given the subject attention that the Russian wheat assumes a lower grade i-'i-j iffciriM lnri llrf I fan. tack, but up to date there has not a symptom of a recurrence." For sale by all dealers. Price BO Cudahy, Wichita Kansas City California Maier HOG SALES TODAY. No. Dk.

Av.Wt. ...1071 651 361 Pr. cents. Foster-Mllburn Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Unlttd States. Remember the name Doan's and 35 take no other.

Chicago, May 13. WHEAT Fear of damage to the sprinjr sown crop fcy cold, wet weather a reflected In a further advance of more than a cent at Minneapolis had a bullish effect on the wheat market here today. Higher prices at Llvenxiol also tended to strengthen the market here. July opened higher at ftMiSic. After advancing to Wic the prlre settled back to SSc, Minneapolis.

Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of 89 cents against 91 a year ago. The market eloped at tla? highest point of the day with July up 29c at CORN Predictions of additional rain had a strengthening Influence on the corn market. July opened 2c higher and sold up to iVic OATS July oats opened unchanged to a shade higher at 2fH46c to 29c, sold at and becomes softer when sown continuously in Kartsai. This is because If more than ordinary skill in playing brings the honors of the game to the winning player, so exceptional merit in a remedy ensures the commendation of the well informed, and as a reasonable amount of outdoor life and recreation is conducive to the health and strength, so does a perfect laxative tend to one's improvement in cases of constipation, biliousness, headaches, etc. It is all important, however, in selecting a laxative, to choose one of known quality and excellence, like the ever pleasant Syrup of Figs, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup a laxative which 6weetens and cleanses the system effectually, when a laxative is needed, without any unpleasant after effects, as it acts naturally and gently on the internal organs, simply assisting nature when nature needs assistance, without griping, irritating or debilitating the internal organs in any way, as it contains nothing of an objectionable or injurious nature.

As the plants which are combined with the figs in the manufacture of Syrup of Figs are known to physicians to act most beneficially upon the system, the remedy has met with their general approval as a family laxative, a fact well worth considering in making purchases. It is because of the fact that SYRUP OP FIGS is a remedy of known quality and excellence, and approved by physicians that has led to its use by eo many millions of well informed people, who would not use any remedy of uncertain quality or inferior reputation. Every family should have a bottle of the genuine on hand at all times, to use when a laxative remedy is required. Please to remember that the genuine Syrup of Figs is for sale in bottles of one size only, by all reputable druggists, and that full name of the BIS 5.00 SO 4. Ml 4.00 3.75 Pr.

of greater humidity here than in Kus 238 200 270 23S 1M) 160 LATE SALES YESTERDAY. Dk. Av.Wt. 222 3 1 5 1 1 No. 2 9'i sta.

The importatU was made under Green Salt Cured Side Brands, 40 lbs. and up 8 Green Salt Cured Bull Hides 714 Glue hides, Including pepper boxes 4 'H7iaaiiiwilin'is'i miniri safwtij ismimKfitmrti 5.2214 Part cured hides less than cured 63 hides. Green hides 114c less than cured hides. the directlor of B. Warkentln of Newton, and he succeeded so well that I believe it time for another importation under, his management.

The national federation of millers will lie in annual meeting in Kansas City June 7 to 9 and a many southwestern, millers will doubtless le there, it should be an excellent ojij ortunity for them to devise plans for co-operative action to secure needed from abroad." 5.20 5 20 6 20 5 20 520 5.15 1W 205 199 2liC 203 191 No. Horse Hide 2.752.25 7R 77 9 117 87 No. I Horse Hide 1.751 25 Pony and No. 5 751.00 40 40 jifii loimiillai 29'c and then rallied to PROVISIONS July pork Was off 5c at Lard was down 2c at T7.32'i. Ribs were 2Vic to 6c lower at $7.25.

Furnished by the A. Pauline Com mission Company, Board ot Trad Rooms, Sedgwiclr Mock Close--Open. High. Low. T'd'y Y'd'J Sheep Pelts, green 3ft Sheep Pelts, dry, per pound 06 .09 Dry Flint Butcher Hides, 16 lbs and up 15c Diy Fallen.

36 lbs. and up ltc Dry Fallen, under 16 lb. 13c No. 1 Tallow 4e No. 2 Tallow 3c Dry Salts 10c Dry Culls 8c FURS Season over.

WOOL Kansas. Nebraska, Missouri, Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Light medium heavjejnedium 14016c; light, fine, 1416c; heavy, fire, ll14c; burn'. 2W4c per pound less. POULTRY Hens, 8c; springs, 3 pounds, 10c: over 3 pounds.

6c; ducks, company California Fig Syrup is plainly printed on the front of every package. Regular price, 50c per bottle. REMOVES U. S. MARSHAL Believed to Not Be in Sympathy With Government.

Washington, May 13. Walter F. Matthews of Portland, United State marshal for the district of Oi.gon, haa been removed by order of the president. It Is understood that this action was taken at the inftiince cf the government's attorney In Oregon who fa AL'F9RNIA flG SYRUP (o TTaT San Fr it Is said, believed that Mr. Matthews rancisco New York.

NY. Chirntrc Jdvestcfc. May 13. CATTLE Receipts, 4.000; market steady; good to prime steers tS.ii6.7."; poor to medium Mockers and feeders t2.75fr5.25: ows $3.00 fiS.25; heifers fanners 2.t0: bulls calves HOGS Receipt! 20.000; Monday 40.pO: market lower; mlxr-d and butchers good to choice heavy B.50: rough heavy tS.lOffif, 35; light Jo.l.JT 5.50: bulk of Pales 50. SHEEP Receipts 4.0e: sheep and lamts stead good to choice wethers, shorn.

fair to choice mixed, shorn. 33.00414.40: western sheep, shfrn, $4 (n 5.10: native lainb shorn. t4.0Oti6.Ti0; western lambs Kansas City Livestock. Kanras City. May 13.

CATTLE Receipts 4'i0. Including 300 southerns; market unchanged: native steers $4 southern steers $3. 755.50; southern cows $2 Ml il 25: native cows and heifers stockers and feeders t3.25A6.MI; bulls $2.60 cfi 4 ft." calves western fed steers t4.5f"S'6.25: western fed cows HOGS-Rocelpts 4.000; market 5ftl0e lower: bulk of sales t5.255.374; heavy, was not sufficiently in" harmony with me prosecution or land fraud cases now being conducted in that Mate. WHEAT May 95 95 94 95 921,4 July 8f S7 W4 Soft Sept 80 79 79-Vs CORN May 49 4914 49 494 4S July 4714 474 47 47H 47 Sept 4 47' 46 47'4 4C OATS May 304 30 30i 3014 WWi July HV 29414 29'i 29'H Sept 27 28 27 28 27 PORK July 12.42 12.45 12.37 12.40 12.47 Sept 12.65 12.65 12.60 12.60 12.67 LARD July 7.32 7.32 7.27 7.27 7.35 Sept 7.65 7.50 7.46 7.45 7.52 RIBS- July 7.25 7.25 7.20 7.20 7.27 Sept 7.60 7.50 7.45 7.45 7.52 WHKAT Calls Puts July 86 CORN July 47T4 47 I ENHYfiOYAl PILLS I M. JruxtM I.

OT. GILL Undertaker and Embalner. Office: 327 East Douglas phone m. Residence, 'ill North Emporia phone, 260. Office opn Day anj Night.

Sc; turkeys, 11c; gobblers, 10c; geese, 4c; old roosters. Sc. HAY No. 1, t6.60: No. 2, to.

00; alfalfa, loose, 39.00: prairie, loose $556.50. GRAIN Oats, 30M4c; corn, 43c; wheat, No. 2 hard. Kc. PRODUCE Eggs, 34c: country butter, 20c; creamery butter, 30c; separator butter, 25c.

New York Stocks. Wall May 13. The weakness of the London market affected the opening dealings here. There were some cxi-ep-1 tlons which showod gains, mostly among Jt KN4J1.1MI WiKtili KtH an Uolf m.itllk 1 llc.nt,hi, i ok. olkrr.

H.Oi.r Ummm. yonr lirgit. tend 4. It lam Will L4l.ffAO st.i h. Lr.

1, c.bl Ihi.hut..i'h.-i I 'Mmiliuill 'l A (Established in 1870.) Pratl Lumber BAN ttS. L. 6. NAFTZGETt. IV.

it, ta.35fl.40; packers pif and llKhts SHEEP Receipts 300: market nominally steady: muttons lambs 7. 00: range wethers t4.754io.25; fed ewes M.lliJ4.ti0. Omaha LiTeatock. Omaha, May President Vice President J. M.

MCMrrrC. Cashier. THE FOURTH RATION U. BK the industrials. Declines ran to a point In Union Pacific, Baltimore and Ohio and Consolidated Gas and to a large fraction in St.

Paul and Canadian Pacini. Rubber Goods pfd rose TSJT Corn products a poir.t and General Electric and Rubber Goods a large fraction. Prices climbed upwards although the Inquiry was very light. A factor In helping the rise was the subsistence of pressure agninst St. Paul and Union Pacific, most of which recovered fully.

Some of the other trans-eontinentl stocks made good gains, Great Northern pfd and Union Pacific moving up.1 and Chicago, St. Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha, 3. Con fllev Kansas City. May 13 WHEAT Higher; May 9c: July 77ifi77c; September 72c; tftfh: No.

2 hard No. 3. 9081.01, No. 4, mmr: No. 2 red No.

3. Mifi1.01; Nn. 4, CORN Firm; May, 46c; July September 43ic: Cash: No. 2 mixed 481c; No. 3.

4Sc; No. 2 white No. 3, 49c. OATS-Steady; No. 2 white 3214c; No.

2 mixed, 31c. RYE Steady, 67ffi70c. HAY Steady: choice timothy JP.5010; )hok-f prnlrte r7.7M8.00. PUTTER Creamery 2g23c; packing 15c. 200: market unchanged: native steers $4 to f6.30; cows and heifers JS.fXfHl.OO: ewft1 canenrs ern steers uMim aiUto ut.i'uai ioiti.

pit otm. 3S0.000.O0, rilrectors W. R. Tucker, W. E.

Jett, P. stoekers and feeders t2.MHR4.Kl: calves L. Holmes, S. B. Ami-Ion, H.

P. Mc Lean J. M. Moore. 8.

Naftsger, E. II Mid dlckouff, O. Z. Smith. A General Ranking Business Tranaclil Wichita, Kansas.

EGOS Steady, 16c. WHEAT Receipts 13 cars. St. T-ouis Grain. St.

Louis, May 13. WHEAT Higher, Ci CHANDLER. E. ft. MASTEP.MAN, 25: bulls stags .75.

HOGS Receipts 2.0(i0; market SfflOc Tow. er; heavy mixed light plBs bulk of tali SHEEP Receipts none; market steady. St. Lonis Livestock. St.

Louis. May 13. -CATTLE Receipts E00: beef steers Mockers and feeders cows and heifers IZ.Z 54.25: Texas steers J3.504io.25; cows and heifers HOfiS-Receipts 4.000; market lower: pigs and lights 34.00413.40; packers $4.75 And there's pure air, pure water and sunshine on the hill. Just the place for a rest after the long winter. It's the Crescent Hotel Eureka Springs, Ark.

OPERATED BY FRISCOSYSTEM President Vice President. A HOUSE ON A HILL J. W. 1IF.RRYMAN. 2d Vice President.

Shorts covering; No. 2 red cash elevator eoSYRISHf fident buying of Txicomotlve benefitd it 1 and had a tonic effect generally on the railroad equipment groups. St. Louis and San Francisco econd and Federal Mining pfd declined 1 to 1'4 with partial recoveries. Today's range of prlcee of active stocks on the New Tork as compiled for the Beaton by the A Pauline Commission company, Board ot Trade roms, Jedgwick block: ELSRERRY MARTIN.

Caahler. CH.AS. TESTA RU, Assistant Cashier IT'S A TOSS UP Kansas National Bank tickets to sale every Eureka day In Round-trip Fprings on the year. a to whether you win or lose In lumber buying unless you know the stand 5 40: butchers and t-st heavy SHEEP Receipts, none. ing of the dealer.

when we adver $100,000. Smrplaa, t'NITED STATES LEl-OalTORY. Oldest Rank In the Arkansas Vff.iey. I Close 1 Op n'lMlghlLo Ask C. W.

STRAIN. D. P. A. Wichita, Kan.

tise we court the strictest Inquiry ns to our reliability. Just now we offer for Quick sale those hard and soft woods at less than usual rates. Mikc: track tl.04Gl.06; May Slc; No. I hard SMrl.OO. CORN Cash, lower; furores higher; No.

I cash 504c; track May 49c; July OATS Cash, lower; track 3031c; May 14c; July 2714c; No. 2 white, 33c Liverpool Grain. Liverpool, May IS. WHEAT Spot dull, futures. May 6s Sid; July 6s Sd; September 6s 6V4d.

CORN Spot, steady: American new 3s 3A; futures quiet; May 4s 3d; luiy 4s 314d. Chicago Cash Grain. Chicago. May 2 red Gossip for Speculators, CHICAGO CAR LOTS. Receipts Grade i Wheat 1 0 Corn K3 0 THE LATCH-STRING.

Is out and we solicit your eusiiitss. prom. Islng you fair dealing, courteous treat Also Fancy Screen Doors and Win dovt Screens. OaU 0 ment and perfect safety Ask about our Saving Department. Safe Deposit Boxes Both 'Phones 77.

Santa Fe 1 82M, 82 82 E2i do pfd I lOlvfci 101:4 101, 101 Ti 10114 Am. Sugar 1S74 137H 1J64 13JI4i 137 Am. Copier S314 83T4 B. and lOSVtj 10774 lOS1! lVi B. R.

T. 604 61 I 604 60 604 C. G. W. 20UI 20V 20'i 20ij 204 C.

M. St. 174 175 I 173 173j 176 Reading S3 H4 93 3H Erie 424 424 42H L. and I 146 I 146V4I H5 I 145V4I 14t NORTHWESTERN RECEIPTS. This Y'r Laet Y'r street and Yards earner First New Sleeping Car Lines ON THE Lawrence avenne.

Duluth 0 18 Minneajolis 49 1 LIVERPfXiL CAHLE3. Wheat closed higher. Corn closed No. 3 red No. 2 hard 94 1 itc; No.

3 hard SfWSc; No. 1 northern 1MV Manhattan VtH lower. for rent CHAS W. BROWN, V'H. BRANCH, President Vice President Q.

W. ROBINSON. GEO. M. DROWN, Cashier, Ass't Cash.

The National Bank of Wichita Paid Up Capital $100,000. Directors O. T. Granger, J. N.

Haymaker. B. L. Eaton, C. W.

Brown. E. T. Dattln, D. E.

Breese, V. H. Branch, Geo. W. Rotinson, J.

W. Mets. Mo. Pac I 98 93 I M. K.

T. eOV4 60 I PAUGH Live Stack Commission Merchants. Correspondence solicited. Markit 59V4I Wool. St.

Louis, May 13. WOOL Strong; ter. P. Gas I 100 101 So. Pac I p.

0001.02; No. 2 northern No. 3 Hiring 1091.01. CORN-No. 2, 49143G0c; No.

3, 49o. OATS No. 2, iliV; No. 3, 30c. New York Prodncn.

New York, May 13. SUGAR Raw, tasy; fair refining 3 13-16c; centrifugal 96 rltorv and western mediums 23j31c; nfie 69'4 Wi 101 62 63V4 82H S3'i 32 41 I 41 medium fine, lM20c. T. C. Iron S3 83 V.

8. Ste-el 31 31 ports furnished. Etockers and feeders bouxht on orders. Keference: Kansas 82141 31 41 I Wabash 41v4 41'4 VOLUMES OP TESTIMONY National Bank- ISiHI 123HI 122HI 122 123 Phono 307. lest 4 7-16c; molaree sugar 3 9-16c; refln- I nlon Pac.

Rock Island Water Suit Evidence Covers Over 2874 2s4 2S4 '4 Union Stock Yards, Wichita. Kan. Penn. Cen. 136HI lM4i 1S I 136 I IS1 dull, crushed 6.05c; powdered 5.95c, jranulated 5.95c.

COFFEE Easy; No. 7 Rio, e. 7.0OO Faea. Wlnfteld. May 13.

-O. A. Rich H. BLACK. Vice President.

A. HUSBELU Ass't Cashier. A. C. Jf BF3 President C.

CAREY Cashier Through Pullman Sleeping Car, Wichita to Denver, leaves dally at p. arrives Pueblo 8:30 Colorado Springs 9:40 WIchit m. and BUTTER Easy; creamery 2625c; of- ardson. of Kentucky, special master in chancery appointed by the supreme court HEALY CO. Ut Staek Commission Merchants llcial pri-ei-: Wet-tern, common to ex Ira, 18r23c; western Imitation creamery L'.

8. S. pfd 99 96 99 Southern Jl 81'4 31 31 31 Tex. and oPc. S3 33 33 33 33 N.

Y. Cen 143 144 143 143 144 Cotton. New York. May 13. COTTON Futures opened firm; May 7.75c; June offered 7.62c: Union Stock Yards, Wichita, Kan.

of the United Stnes, was in Wlnfleld yesterday to hear the testimony offered by Colorado In the Kansas-Colorado Arkansas river dispute. Kansas wss represented by S. S. Ashbaugh. of Wichita, while Denver at 12:00 noon.

Through Pullman Sleeper, Wichita to Little Rock, leaves Wichita dailj; at 11:25 arrives Little Rock at 6:16 a. connecting Immediately; with train for Hot Springs, arriving at that place at 8:00 a. m. The above mentioned service Is effective May 2. ISmjo.

This service Is destined to prove the most convenient and comfortable that has been offend to passengers from Wichita, for both Colorado and Arkansas points. Special Inducement to feeders. Mar eatnt. 14c: firsts. 2ISo.

CHKE'SK- Un hanged. EGS Unchanged. Frodnoe. kets fumisLed on application. Phone SOS.

national bank of ccmmerce United States, Connty and City Depository. a The saost modern and convenient banking room in Kansas. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Chicago, May IS.

Steady; creamerlee QUc: dairies 1922c. E. E. BLECKLEY, T. P.

A. R. SHERWIN, P. I. A.

KGG8 Steady; at mark, cases Included STUART -KELLY 14c. livestock Commission Merchants, CHEESE-Eaey: dalaie ljic; twins 1S Vk; young Americas jd4c July 7.70c; August 7.72c; September 7.78c; Octolier 7.SSc; November 7.Mc; December 7.88c; January 7.93c. Liverpool, May 13. COTTON Spejt In fair demand; prlcee. unchanged to two points higher; American middling 4.36d.

New York. May 13. COTTON Future closed rery steady; May 7.77o; June 7.62c; July 7.72c: August 7.73c; September 7.79e; October 7.73c: November 7.86c; December 7.9ie; January 7.93c. Spot closed quiet; middling uplands, 8.20c; middling gulf 8.4tc: aaleea, 211 bale. POULTRY Alive, steady; turkeys 14 16c; chickens.

13c; springs, per dosen, one W. STEWAET BROWN, (Registered) Solicitor of American anj the Colorado attorneys are I. B. Melville, assistant attorney general; C. C.

Dawson of Canon City and Frank Grfeg, of Denver. The Vnlted States Is represented by A. C. Campbell, special assistant United States attorney general, showing that the government haa taken a hand in the case. The stenographer Is A.

C. Doyle, Profeesor Carpenter of the University of Colorado, assisting. The attorneys for Colorado have taken 7.000 pages of testimony already, and are closing their case within fifteen days. After this Kansas will have thirty days for rebuttal. Colorado presented a number of witnesses from the vicinity of Oxford, among whom were J.

M. Bnfflngton, Er- Union atoen laraa, Wleaita. Hogs. Cattle and Sheep sold on com mission. Market paper furnished free on application.

Write or 'phone, our expense, when We attend personally to the unloedlnnr and car. of stock const fned to ua. New 'phone Get your Sewert nt't In by F. Hoff Co. Plumbers 112 E.

Second; price right Phone ISM. Foreign Patents, counselor in patent Causes, Wichita, Kan puond average. tS.OUS3.50; 114 to 1 pound average, Wichita Prodnce. (This market is exclusively for the farmer who has butter and eggs to dispose of and shows him the exact prices paid.) Green Salt Cured Hides, Ka. 1 and No.

sas, 51 6 Wet Douglas avenue. FORMER XANSAJf'S CRIME PONY EXPRESS Barrage and light transfer work prompt ly and carefully dona Ton will find opt a Bell Phone, 879 I Rings Fatally Stab Mas ia Abdeaaea and Left Lang. Wallace, May 18. Holly Wot en drivers careful and gentlemanly at ail fatally stabbed JacX McTulIffe in the Best Flour In the State Halsieo and Neartoa kUllS, "--'ea'e OTTO WtiISS, Ajerit 8-( fasvata Are. C.

W. Terry ARCHITECT, 60S Sedgwick Block. It's Easier to cure than endure those dreadful aitk or nervous headache. It's all In kneiwing how. Live Stoolx Commissi? i A.

B. MOORE, Mgr. Stack Yarns, Wichita Kansas Cattle, Hogs and 8heep sold excla-slvel7 on commission. Money to loan on cattle. abdomen and In the lift lung In a a- times.

We are also agents for Primrose) butter. W. A. McCOMB. Prop.

Bell Phoc PTI Rea and OfflCal Ind. phone He. lit 8. Osage) wicntta, Kansas ay 1 sj sj j.e loon row last night. The wounded man I was brought to the hoepltal ahortly 1 after the affair.

Woten was hurried-1 ly brought here and placed In Jail by Deputy Sheriff- Bailey. The against Woten Is Intense. It la prob- able that lurnmary action would have In Just a few minutes without any other effects but Just to cure the petn Dr. Miles' Antl-Paln Pills will relieve you of your suffering. If ICa any pain, anywhere, or from any cause.

Just take one Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills Dont tie the to of roar Mly ao4 praaerva Jars In iheold faabtooad way. Maal ttieni by toe new, quick, osolutely sure war 07 hides and iiool SOUTHWARD JOHNSTON I been taken had he not been hurried out of camp. The eircumstanee lixli-j cate an unprovoked attempt at murder. All arwunii of the affair agree that aa McAullfle entered the saloon 1 Woten applied a vile name, did it a ar OUR U-Knead-lt FLOUR won its way to the front on Milt a uiia ooatinaoi run BeooadPanuSDa.

ilaa ao Kate or odor, ia Wichita Union STOCK YARDS. Capably: 3,000 Cattle Hogs Private yards for Texana Perfect WWlll pay prices quoted In Beacon. So xrnimisaion cbaigtd. Wrtt. for jbIb-pins tass.

When Buying Flour Se That You Got Imperial The Flour Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction. IMBODEN MILLING CO WICHITA KAnTHiH. second time, and McAuliffe raisad his 1 1 hand and told him to stop It, when air tlrnt and add JprooC jLully appilad, CaWol In adoseo oitxe wara aboufc tba botwa. rail direction with aebeaka, and In a very few m'nutea you will have no further thoughts about either pains or pill, and can go about your busineas or pleasure, free from or dtstree. "For yefira spell of nrra hendarh would lay me up lor two or three days at a time.

1 have no nvn-e Kh I take one Dr. Miles' Antl-PaJn Pill, and In minute It is usually all gone." MRS. RUTH RECORD. Claremont. N.

H. If you are not sat i fled with firat box. your druggist will return your money. 36 doeea, 3t ceaU. Nerver sold in bulk.

alone. It la easy to obtain aidavaiTWlMta. Hade by TANDkRO OH. Ml Sewerage, City Water, Pens Covered. Woten slartied him across the atxlo-) men.

McAuliffe rained his arm to de fend himself and was again stabbed In the left lung. Woten, who tm only nineteen years oil, lives at Mace, where he is empioved with, his father 1 In the Standard mine. He came to the I district with his parents from Galena, Kan, about threat years afo. ALLISON DICKSON Beai stat a Brskera. Rents and Collections a Specialty.

Eoom 212 Sedgwick Block pleaenre to use. Watson Mill Co. MOIXSKS-WICIOTA KJUU DULANEY, Supt. Wichita, Kar. Will I.