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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-03
SAYS He IS sLANDERED.

Supreme Chief Justice Somerby Of the
Iron Hail Makes Statement
Providence, r L.. Aug. 30 II. D..
Somerby, supreme chief justice OF the
Order Of the Iron Hall, was in attend
ance at branch No. 4l5 in this city last
evening. Ie told the members that he
was "a much-abuscd man, that the re-
ports against him were unfoundcd and
that he believed that the order could be
again placed on a sound basis
The opinion of the branch was about
equally divided between going ON and
divvviug mp what was i'm the treasury.
Mr.. >omerby told the members that the
receiver had no jurisdiction over the re-
serve fund between $500 and 0o0)
In it's possession Gr s0merby left for
Boston This morning
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-03

Philadelphia A1r 30 The steam
ship British Princess, from Liverpool
with 800 immigrants aboard. 2l0 of
whom are from Hamburg, S still dem.H-
"a al guIrauine The work of di-tu-
rectiue Is completed hut although mo-
sickness is on bolrj, She VIII be deau-
cd until the beard of health is satisfied
that all DANCER of cholera is passed
no DI.iutr.t I.,n.aiau lun5s.ant~.
Washington Aug 30-At the request
of Collector Hopkins. OF Detroit Sar-
geou General Nyman appointed DE-
Ntlthou special Inspector 3t that port
t0 assist mo local authorities in eNa.-
ming immigrants and ha-4aGe FROM
Cau3da If Il Is found necessary in-
speetors will also be appointed &C Sau.t
Ste Marie Port l'urou and other lake
ports % assist I'm preventing the intro
CuCtiop Of cholera.
collectors 1T customs ar Ogden
nure. NewYogk. and Milford Maine.
hlyc requested the nomination 81 u-
snectors To assist tn fna inspection and
disiufegttau af immigrants
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-03
- PLAouE coMINo.
4 Choiers, schooner said 10 bo sailing for
Mexico.


Mexico.
NFw YoHg Aug 30 The irouelad
rule made by Health Officer Jenkins
yesterday which provides CHAT ali
steamships arriving from infected ports
on and after to-day must remain in the
lower bay off ewinburpe Island from
two 10 Gve days with the teersge pas
seuger-. sill not be enforced or the
Fries and and Cireassa as they arrived
ycster 81 But every steamship that
arrive to-day or hereafter from in
feeted ports win come under
the uJu without exception The North
German LLOYD steamship Lain from
Bremen Aug %, and the Whit" star
Liner Teutonic from Liverpool Aug
"a. are due Tomorrow. The Tendome.
from Rotterdam Aug 70 is also due to-
morrow Friday the Rugia, from Havre.
and on Saturday the NoTnanuia and
stubbauhuk, from Hamburg Ang 20
and 27 respectively are expected TO arr
rive
The announcement made this morn
ing that the Hamburg American Packet
company had started from Hamburg,
the infected cholera port the 9raadia
with sl2 steeragc passengers aboard,
caused considerable alarm among the
authorities on this side. This feeling
was only increased when igalion
brought ont that the company was
also preparing TO bring over another
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-03

NFw YORK, Aug 3D. "A Panama dis
patch says 10 Is reported tbat the
Asiati- cholera exists in Venezuela.
The loug-continucj rebellion has
caused sanitary conditions To- he more
or css neglected and this, together
with the bad and impure water supply
and the great scarcity of proper food,
IS said to have aided the disease in its
progress after its introduction. yellow
fewer is stiI epidemic in Venezuela and
especially among the soldiers Of both
the government and Crespo, the rebel
leader The mortality among the
troops is very great
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-03
oNEMAN DEAD AND TWO HURT
4 Neighborhood Quarrel Results in
wholesale Shoe ing.

wholesale Shoe ing,
LoGANsroRr, Ind, Aug 3O--At Roy
al Center i'm this county there has been
intense feeling over the alleged friend
ship of the Rev, Mr.. Bair with Mrs
Milton, The bitterness eliminated in
a shooting last night in which John
Clark ex-Marshal shot and killed
Henry Suffers and fatally injured
John Grant and Chris Weirwahn The
three attacked Clark, and the shooting
is said to have been done in self de
Tense There is intense excitement
among the factions in the village, and
more trouble is feared
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-03
Nomination Of James E. Heg
for Insurance Commission
er Recalls His Gal
liant Sire.
The Latter Was Distinguished
as the Colonel of Nor
wegian Regiment in
the Late War.
His Noble Life Cut Short by a
Rebel Bullet at the Battle
Of ChiCamauga.


ma. Wisconsin republican state con
,..,.,i.n d,1 +, .,,is. ming iu nominating
-. N 200 of lake Geneva. fol
80 Gro.
n ,,.,s ~, acf al .Declal consideration
f.r.,,.. -r.,t Norwegian element Of
a,J,,.rlor8 I'm yfc,v If fnp selection Of
,,,,.t,,er rsrtl,r,rn iu the uprs9u of ATTY
plt..s,n Far another oa.5fiou on the
1cl..t Mr. Trag comes from stock OF
IN. ,i.,lsst or,Iar Of rafrfotisnl. and tine
rora no laars is one of most honorable
distinction I'm tho war histor, of tine na-
,i.o
y.,,.s 2, ,ra.,.s rrIuar7raots came .y
yyig..,..i,, r..,.., NORWAY fp An early day
ana ,..ra .rsoug Tho riaucers of Racine
.,urf. with rurm came Hans g.. the
fatf..y. gf laIue. II Hog Hams T. Hee
.,.,s brslrr how ard vas given as
g.sd An aIurar.op MS Wisconsin afford
"a 81, .+l..... a,r1,. dfy4 After reaching
l,is ..atorft,. N. sYou became prominent
l.ra.r among tine Norwegian
Americans AS "a consequence d. was
n 1850 nominated hy the republicans
for tIr office OF =tHtc prison commits
gianpr Hc was elected and served
from January. 1~GU. t1.IHnua.r, 1852.
The war having broken out ia the
meantime. Mr.. Upg periodically left
politics to help put down lhr rebellion.
He received coioucrs commission and
proceeded 10 organize 20 regiment of
scandinavian Americans. chat IS to say,
of NorVcciaus there being but few
Dame. or SWcdes In this state. He
soon succeeded, aud Colonel Hegs sob
diar- wore lu due time mustered into
tnn service Ills ihc nftrouh infantry
regiment of Wisconsin yolm5p,vs. This
regiment dh excellent service On W1ug
bloody battle nld, Col. Hog vas
most gallant and rlwMp commanders
but his military career was 70 brief one
Il rchci hulIrt ha,Ipg cut it sbo.t m the
battle of ChicarUuga m September
lNs3. lie was mi the time u command
of BRIGADE. IIa died on the battle
neId rN. death. though sad. brought
immortality 10 hs name ANA houag 10
his nationality.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-03
WIZ ARREsr oRgENHur.
Litigation soon TO Be Resumed Apsiasa
the whisky Trust

Fl
the WHISKY Trust.
.Bosr3S, Mass, Aug, Gothic whisky
trust litigation will soon be resumed.
President GTeenhut, who has been in
Europe for some time, is expected back
about the first of September, and the
capias sent ont by the United Statea
cour ia Boston is in the hands Of
officers ina the West, who will arrest
Mr. Greenhut as soon as he returns II
is stated that information has been re-
ceiyed from the West hy the defend
ants that when the cases are called in
Chicago, the Judge, before whom the
matter is brought, viii decline to 60
into the question OF the soundness OF
the Indictment, but viii hold the de-
PENDANTS for appearance in Boston,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-03
British yachts to Try for the Cup.

LONDON. Aug. 3o.--It is reported IN
Scottish yachting circles that Great
Britain will take part in the contest
for the America S cup next season, as
there are Indications that the New
York Yacht club viii cancel the ad-
verse conditions which now deter the
British from competition. Lord Dun
raven, it is said, is making arrange
ments to build q yacht with which be
proposes to compete with the Amer
cans
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-03

Distinguished visitor from GERMANY
PHLApELpHIA, Aug. 3O.-AlexandeF
Dieterich, chief constructor Of the Ger
man navy and Priyy Councillor to the
German Admiralty, has been in Phua-
le.phia studying the methods ana
products Of construction at Cramps
-Gip-yard The German visitor goes
rs Bethlehem, where the great plant
3i the Bethlehem Iron company VIII
lie inspected and the making OF Lniteo
states gums in the ordnance depart
ueut viewed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-03

NEw NgEE, Aug a3.-Speeiat inL.l
ma ion was received from Na.pa ralse
Ha. grand banquet was given q 1Al.
paa night 5v the entire amer
-au aaanr to Minister Egan, On ~.
occasion of his departure for .i''
United 9Jates. He sails to-morro" ~
a short visit home.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-03
ESCAPING coNvIcTs SHOT
A Daring Attempt to Break out OF thu
Michigan Prison,

JACKSON, Mich, Aug. 30.-Early TINS
morning a number of prisoners in the
Michigan prison made desperate at
tempt to escape.
They We're surprised by guards ana
during the ensuing resistance two Of
the prisoners were fatally shot All
OF the prisoners We're finally caught
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-03

be furnished by E. p. Allis & Co, OF
Milwaukee. The mill must be COM
pleted by January l, 1893.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
IN. sordlsp... Of Pov.r,,.

A poor woman said 20 me the other day,
MY constant prayer Is that I may BE- pre-
served from ;he soydidness Of poverty"
The remark struck me a. being very signG-
icsnt. There Is danger that poverty may
come to mean more than Scanty larytsrs,
ernptied Golfers and threSdbare Warirob~s
II may come 70 mean the death and burial
Of taste and the destruction 81 all shoss
pretty devices bywhich the huTnbleSs hons
may be made attractive. however few aud
far between the incoming dollars may b.
When we grow iistless Of the amenities q
the home life when we are wiling 90 sit
down 20 heller skeiteE meals with IN
washed children and unkemps toilets,
when DO time Is found 20 keep = pot %
flowers blooming ia the window or bird
singing ia the sun. when we grow too dis
couragsi for "n0ns@nse'i whsrs ronsen.s
takes form in pretty decorations and THY
rooEns-theu we are 10 danger q ErowIns
poorer than II is IN the power q any Iners
poverty 20 make us.
There is nothing strange IN the ssct thst
those classes which are rootsd in successive
generations 81 squai0r should 1--we Ike
brutes ia untidiuess ard uuthr1ft Is
would Be almost necessary 20 establish .
ne~ order o. r>desnption 20 lifs them 10 the
plane % better living; but for victims e
tie passing caprice Of fortune 20 fAi late
uniovely WAYS q living II . dsplorabls step
IN the ErVng dirsct4Oa- RemeTnber ore
thinz-poverty has 10 po~er over . hfs
that lies dese>er iaAu the POI kes or hiKhsz
than the stomach. Yo1 may not 0~a Al
inch o. Land wstAIa the circuit q The hoyt-
zon--thzt means ysu do nO@ own the art
or s:onss-but the zrssnnsss q he Gp-
springlpz KrSss, ths shadows tia 81 atovs
il Ike soft winged birds. the psrfarss q
ever blowing foFsr. ~ s1.en5os q every
broofing clOad-vho owls Al thsssY
What rieh man IN the woFl4 eaa EsAa .
clearer title dsess % ssca goSsessioos tsAa
yos' 30 IA tie daily lie, tsoaza obliged
70 sduca and scrITap n7oss ~oefuBy 10 pro
vide tie - aerspithAl 70 i've. after al tbs
rnoss kat y really worth hSiEz fsr -
you-s AL artists haTs wrtsses for yes.
al arts have e1aSsa~sf for Y0sl. Y yO1 bas
keep yoar rnl1d r-rsptiTs c. TIER sAesr
sacs.-C 1jc4go Tr.saEs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
A Word Ahont c.r,...

Five hundred dollars for cArpetsi And
Jet the house was enc OF the SmaileS. and
the occupants none OF the richest How
unonotonoas it was 70 find every door Gov
cred with Brussels or Wiltonl
II there were a home Improvements $3.50
citation, IS many decorators who prefix all
their remarks with a don't" wish thera
was, then so much money as this would
never be spent for carpets alone IN furnish
ing a small house. Instead Of the most
costly there would be cheaper foor cover
ings and more works Of art, which Is the
essential difference ali travellers note be-
tween the house of the middle class Amer
can and the English or French
Who has not frequently in the house Of .
friend. or stranger, observed door with =
painted border. the carpet not having been
large enough for the size OF the room Had
there been plenty Of means doubtless a
carpet border would have been added.
which would have been the conventional
thing but no more pretty. In many
houses carpets are apt TO be 20 gsudy or sa
rich that they attract attention, whereas a
carpet should be a background and lower
in tone than the objects to be placed upoa
it
Too bright eolored carpets tend to make
everything else in the room look dull or
faded. and a decided pattern is tiresone.
These are some of the reasons why 80 many
persons now prefer polished or painted
floors with rugs, which can be added grad
uaily.
II is new experiment that q using lin
cleurns in solid oolors instead Of those pat
terms as background for rugs in halls or
dining rooms. where there are no hard
floors, and il is found quite pleasing. Art
ingrains in = two shade mixture are Also
quiet floor coverings. and serve well %
show of the bright tints aud oriental de-
signs Of rich rugs.
IL Is a great mistake 20 cover the floor
with figured Brussels or velyets and then
spread out Persian rugs over them, az
many do in the luxury Of wealth. The
medley is not pleasant Whether the rugs
are from Afghan, Bo6hara. Daghestan OF
Khorasssn. their singular devices, which
in oldeu times were made 20 please the sui
tan, pasha or sheik, the same now being
repeated, need plain or quiet background
20 be seen in all their beauty.-BrooklyR
Ezvle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET


Kansas CITY. No Feb. 6-CATTL E-Receipts,
EaU. shipments 2sQ ~e~trS strong TO 10 or liC
h'E 60 cows strong 20 higher; .eeders steady,
Steers good 70 choice - * DeClun Is I5-s4 j;
common - its-a aE cows 81 @hEs %. stoCSers and
feeders g s..a d. EUG>-kvCe.pts lU1Je. ship
n.euts leo Market S2l.C higher mostly Sc All
grs-e~ 3 So * bulk = @E4Sl ShEFP-ke-
c-iT-s IS q shipments SO. Market sc lower than
SATURDAY.
ST IoCTs No FEB. S-CATTI F. REGENTS mn
shipments H. Ais ket steady. NATIVES $ Ses4 -
Texans sEt Ind zus - ,lsS g. HCGS-Rec-i pts
f-fs, shipments 30 slaThet strong SC kishsr
Heavy - s5ss5 - mixed - sSs ~ light s. ID al
SHEEF-Heyetvys so Shipments 49,, Market
EtroaE. 8 01S5 a.
CHICAGO lis, Feb a.-CATTLE-Receirts Ifona
shipments tGG &a-ket fairly active q stronger
steers IS So - stocSers . 'as.a a. COWS s. 5
a. 20 EDGs-keCrJpfS S.tOU. shlruents II al
Nsr6et steady q SHADE bi-her. Common s. "a
: al u ztd a tjs4 H., butchers = 65s4 - lcbt
,. - ssS61 PIGS 81 lS@& a. 50 IL P-Recs a.
az. shipments SO. MzrAeJ Stronger Medium
ewes ana weihers s. Sesi ., we1aegs IS u.s. :.
SANDS - sc -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
Evening Coifures and Gloves

The hair is very simply arranged with
evening toilets. 1t is slightly waved and
drawn back from the front to coil placed
half high in Greek fashion, or lower if the
contour of the head requires it. All elab-
Grafton is in the jeweled ornaments worn,
as diamond tiara, crown shaped comb
at the back or diamond headed pins. 4
favorite ribbon ornament is a torsade OF
narrow white. pink or blue MORE or satin
ribbon twisted over wire, with a tiny bow
and standing ends, worn around the back
coil, or farther forward if more becoming
Fillets of ribbon and wreaths of small
blossoms are worn By very young women
and girls.
White kid gloves are worn in the even
ing alike with white and colored dresses.
They are of undressed kid. easy fitting on
the hand as well as on the arm, and are
just long enough TO reach the sleeves Uf the
gown Tan colored and black suede
gloves are the exception that proves the
rule of the white glove.-Harper' Bazaar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04

ITO EXCHANGE-AN IDEAL COUNTRY HOME
J. 6acres- good house. large orchard. IN The VII
lage Ct Halstesd Tor property IN Wichita :. D.
HutchlnEs, - Elmmerly bulding. :, 4
I1oR EXCHANGES II by 80 r. very desirable
IL residence location II the city OF La kAyeIte,
Ind, clear, 70 exchange Tor Wichita properly. J.
q. WLIhAns. abl q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04

Uader this head 4 per line per day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
TIE JEWEL cASKET.

Cob webbing Is used Ike . ribbon 70 tn
up the hair
A spray Of holly with coral berries IS che
CT tie new contributions % the season
Leather jewel boxes are laIario1xly
mounted with perforated silver ornament
Manicure files, button hooks and paper
Knives have silver handles, the szEfzce of
which are cross 1hatch1d
4 silver box for playing cards Is sppro-
ur7ztely decorated By five cards and the II
scuption below, a good hz2d
Square ivory handles with messed lines
for Ornaments are attached 70 the tea and
coTeepots IN soae q the Few silver ssEr-
ICES
LOrg10n sticks Of perforated silver za2s-
qgsera6e IN EEe shape q paper knives. and
opera glass hcl6@rs take The fo-Ezs CT ths
csdIcs2a, Me<cagy's emblem
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04

ZOE SALE Or TRADE-A FINE RESIDENCE
n IN the city OF HAl>tezd. kA1= over acres
lioo6 6-rUosn house. barns and windmill pump.
fruit trees. etc or - trade for sEaal! fam
ciSy properly, Address Z !. swan. EAAStsed- kSa,
DIS -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
The New Bouquet.

The new bouquet, shown IN the accom-
panying cut, has been christened the opera
bouquet, and for an excellent reason. 1t
shows best when laid on the cushion of an
opera box, for by the manner in which it is
arranged not flower can be crushed or in
jured if the bouquet is placed upon fat
surface.
Imagine one Of those paper cones in
which children buy confectionery, and let
the mouth be left high at the back aud cut
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04

IrOg TKADE-b NICELY IAPttOFkD CORNER
IT OF 40 aveags. Ter h9ass vita age ics
furzh4r cat Il ya 4f@ tf~s1 q Lbe a1bur1z Esre
your chsuce- : y Hgtc1tG-s- 9 -
T-oP TPADE-A GOOD STOCK FARM AND
IT STOCK for ug-cbaR4ss- CT LEsrC1zDt.LKs far
stock. sheep pretseTeo. address EsAaz1a1tf kzz~
s4s- p o. B0x - CO -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. Feb 5
FLorF-HIehest patent 81 %, second patent - %
ezra fancy & o.
ECTIEH-Firsr creamery Sc. second creamery
&c -usSt dairy &c fu- dairy Is common dairy iZ5
EGGS-Isz iSc psr dozen.
T0CLIEI-Ro6sters 81 sea- &C. Der dozen or Sc
Ter pac1G- hens s. t-s2 & per dozen or &C per
pond. spin c1ICkens 81 '5>2 q peE dozen or sAc
Der FCuEG. turkeys SSc Ter pound ducks-teal
a p Ela-Ares & ; per dozen, young geese &C Per
pound
FUTATOES-Cholce soes5c Ter buShel
AFPLES-s2 FlE4 20 per barre,
GOAL anthracite 81 &. Canon City IS 90 Weir
I1ty So trUUJeuac - -. PJts1Grs ~ -. Illinois
e. t,.ALA Ulster - "
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04

down in rounded line in front The
aperture is filed with superb MarechAl
Mel roses. white lilac blossoms, sprays Of
mimosa, ivy and feathery ferns or other
flowers. The holder IS OF white broche
silk, edged with frin Of soft white net,
and the handle Is tied around with satin
ribbon The charm OK the opera bouquet
is that the possessor need never feel anx-
ious on the score Of its freshness.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04

tgTss De Mzfr q: reception. - ssassI1
Yong ladYr--Ss3z~ HlghHp. p-r-uit Ess -
sz,roe5sos nv bTctksE. Es or Dc Muir.
sflss E.xhEp-I ara glad 70 Dest y5s<.
Ma or De AGEr Are y07 "a tae array. zz~
!ors
rs Youuz Mks-So. Ms HsEazr Ma
scx = ny C6rlAtaan oa-ss
L-ss Hig1a2 fzists -Csao1gs TrfSzna
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES
The following are the representative sales Of C
=. Il l. rlraI.
HOGS

The fresh receipts of hogs today were 635
head The offerings Of the entire day were
very common aud not a choice load was
sold today The market is quoted from
to 10 cents higher. The market was good
and active all day and everything sold
quickly and at good prices, leaving the
yards cleared at the close.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04

EoR REST-A COTTAGE OF FCRSISHED
Il rOoTns- Apply al ~ y. Market street. d6s ~
-FOR RENT-s-Roos HOUSE TO RENT on
Douglas - q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04

DR LE pics PERIODICAL PILLS. Taa
Il great FFe2Ch remedy at directly On the mea.
straAi y stem and positively suppression 81 ts
neEses- Warranted - prc1iofs E1s1stru4tloe-
hess Pills Should rot he tAkcu aGFifl. pr1EnAlcy
Ger IA 8. GeA Usae supplied By CssaS. E-asss1cz.
le3 East Doug As. wichita. kal. % yEassSAls 4aa
retail t4sGFr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04

~ThstI T9a SS4u@ 70 pas e4a Es<is
s-ack ssay - g 1sAtY skzwf7
-TAss4 ssei 'fsossx 4s fsszs a. EsES4srs
o al ssza zhiss y07nxs4ns ga ssz~s Ga
cSszzzalrtss osTll ~ zaxSty ed - eoas-
psrszisa "a ~ iits1s h4s.zs as Sa8af ia
ss-sss Z @-Ia6lz 1Ase.zs Jenna
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04
Fashion Echoes

AsblOH
Rough materials are the order of the day.
Black and dark blue divide the palm
with dark heIio1rupe and brown
Jet is largely used for trimming the bon
nets. which are very becoming II form this
winter
All sorts Of dainty bows and arrange
menrs Of velvet are worn On tnlly dressed
heads, mounted OF pins OK wire bands
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-04

Re kossf = fsusf = Sc szszaea
j t1ss n.1y.l AZ coi4 ss< FTaT.
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MARKETS 81 TELEGRAPH
New York Produce

NV EoEE. Feb 8
C0TTON-pou. 2nddling upla1ds 5-lsc, mid
{ =. Orleans IS-isc- SRss< - bales Futures
C4lzea STEADY. Saies la--e,B Bales February as
A4srl 8 g.
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