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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28
New York Produc.

NV yonk. July 27.-FIous Dub.
weak winter wheat, low grades. si.s5te >. a5
per c~t
wHEAr-Active for export; closing: May.
s5isc; July. So; August. oJe. c: Septem-
Der. 7es.c: October. ss11 &c; November. ne;
Decs nl<er. .9sc.
Coss-LoseF. Closing: July. a7ac; Au-
gust. i5sc; September. ss7sc; December,
ave.
OArs-Firm. active. Clos ng: Spot prices:
No. .. 81 aS- !. c; No. 2, white, 81 ,a5,c; No.
. Chicago. 3etf3cAc.
LaRD-Quiet. lower; western steam closed
~ ti.sH asked.
PoRK-Active. steady; new mess. $500
1f-.75.
CHsEsE-Eirmer; state large white and col
ored. ss.taec.
CogYxE-options opened firm at 10 to %
posrt- higher. clos q STEADY. unchanged 20
81 up. July. si5.-5l1las5: August. $3.50
1f3o0; September. <i5.55Id la.70; Octo-
b.r. Sl5.YAi5.50: December. H5.-5d 1875 /;
March. $50. SPOT Rio dull, nominal; No.
!. iss..
SraAz-Raw firm: fair demand refining.
a.. csa'rifggals. - test. sac; rnuscoyada.
- tgst. 81 q; ceatrifug tis. % test. =.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

Sing a >ons. Of sixpcncc.
\ bottle fall Of I'VE.
hour and twenty guests around
Its excellcrtcy - try.
Wheu the bottle = opened
AMI fncv end the liquor pure.
Everybody cries ar once
ROYAL Ruby sure
.Toval Ruby Rye Whisky
r. RE that's pure. old and
mellow. Eleven Years storage
IN wood before bottiing gives
- SMOOTH oily and pleasant
aavor The connoisscuF always
aiis frr ~ euolify guar,ln-
sre SO per quart bottle.
K)NAI. WINE Co.
niragn.
For sale hy scribncr x Md.
worth, druggist
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28
ws.Ar-July. sislc. August. &c, s.


r-tox STrcx Y,Ep.. Chicago Iuiv =. -
Cattle Receipts i3,e.o: firm; iee higher
cornfnoa to sktfh st@sr-. &a-i4f 5.5i. sto1<sfs
aud srs1ees. s-.lbtt375. c,iws ard he.f,rs.
81 ~ fastso.
Hoy.-Kecsipn<, 400; weak. tSaeHc
loser hesvy si.E.efS.s5; miyed and meal
u1n. - tS8A IS hsnt g. 7oslSs0
Sheep--s-c.ip,s, SEQ; market Gru +:
per 70 ehoise. s3.oot5.0o. lamts. t3.t0te
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28
Irrann Gram

fo-po~. Iuig z7.--1he fo-risn grain mar.
sets or~nsd thu mornias EASIER. AZ Liz.
srps.5f shest vss unchanged. hut IN very L..
lie d.naaa cord a AoN~r. London ear.
xoe@ of California wheat ~ coa~t and fos
sbipns~nf n loser wheat and corn ON pa-s
sxs serr little ina0ny. The French mar
s~s. we're quiet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28
p~troit Gram.

prr~orr. Mica. guly - --Whea,-No. 2
reS cash sisfc. August. Sic bid Sop
tefnh as romi8ai; Dfcsmb.r. 7life
bid. No. shite cash. - C.
oorn--No. 2. cash. tciac-
tats->o. White. cash. DE-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

CHICAGO. July 27.-Wheat started strong
TO-DAY and healthy recovery In Wall street
stocks. h-avs gold imports on the way a1d
nothing IN the crop situation u favor the
hears. and prices went up sc from las,
q gas clos. But after s.lling at os Sc for
sspse.n ber aad % &c tor neccfaoer. the &C. !
in. weakened on free --lling aud repor.
cooler weather ard rains IN tho norfhlst
sna September sOuche~i exc. The markel
rai.a weak aud rVou- at the last. SepieLl-
Ter selling 10 6i5sc and December back 81
4 -. 5ut IN proved trif'e. The close wss
3ssi &C lo~rr than Jas, sghf.
Corn was weak and lower on reports Of
geaefai rains Ia ihe corn belt and the break
- ~aea.. The clsse ~ss i.ste.c lower than
last r ighf
Oats we're quiet. The close was isdif. &C
ioNrf than las' a sAi.
hog products w-re weak on Z good deal Of
ylins. ard eng affected also the tinaa-
s'iei srmoT.. vhich causei IA break In
What. The cio~e was 5a2s c lower for pork
l54txzsc io9.E Tor lard and l. az lover
for rihs.
ficsirs p-icsss
WssAr-Juiy. siAc; August. &C; Sep
ten fsr. !. a.. December. 7.tc.
CosS-Jgly. SIC; August. 81 ne. septem-
hsr Aay. stsc.
otrs-July. = &C; September, 23'.c May.
Poss--July. $500; August. sisIo; sep
tsnr 81. s.8l9.
Lsnp-jui|. 49, sepiombsr. 8. 80; Octo-
h.f $50
E1ns-Jsls. 1885, September. s7.s5; DC
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

sHiSaiks-Star star. 10 inches, clear, IS
peg thousand.
No. 2. i've inches clear buts, 81 3 per
thousand.
Sound butt. ti.75 per thousand
Gull shingles. 81 per thousandzs
IAth. No. white pine. .s3o5
Lath. No. white pine. ................ 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

One OF my customers came in today
and asked me for the best cough medi-
cine l had says Lew Young. promi-
ncnt druggist Of Newman Grove. Neb.
"Of course / showed him Chanberlain's
Cough Remedy. and be did not ask to
see any other. have never yet sold
medicine that would loosen and relieve
a severe cold 80 quickly as the Remedy
does. have sold four dozen OF IL within
the last sixty days and do not know Of
single case whore il failed TO give the
most perfect satisfaction so cent bot
ties for sale by j. Wurzburg. druggist.
SO Monroe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

CANNED GooDs-Corn. 81 25.dl.50 per doz !;
tomatoes. 81 35dl.s0 per dor.
CosFEEs-Roasted: Rio. 22td25c; Mar
caibo. 2,Gs2sc: Java. 30ld3ic: Mocha and
Java. 30a4c; packages. SIS. IS per case.
LAHD-,ofnpound. tierce-. Sc; com
pouad. 50-pouud tins. sac; pure. t:erces.
lie; 50-round tins. II &C; kettle rendered,
ticrces. l3c; 50-pound tins. 10 sc-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

The time never was more favorable for
specializing in grain aud stocks than at
present Prices are 40 per cent lower
than they ought to be on both grain and
stocks.
The recent money panic is the cause
Of these conditions
the crops are generally good this year.
with the exception 81 wheat. through
out the country. and theforeign demand
q tho largest Of the year. owing 70 tho
damage Of their crops Ii is but short
time until wheat will sell ~ cents per
bushel higher than present quotations.
II you are not posted in speculation
write &. +. Van Wrinkle & Co.. 80 La
Sale street, Chicago. ILL.,. for their book
on Speculation" and How TO Trade, '
sent free on receipt OF stamp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

Nervous headaches promptly cured by
Bromo Seltzer. Trial bottle 10 cents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

trains irse ttls so1th &c ~ q m and A - 4. =.
'ei oals Osher tfalns daily sxcepf suniss.
sifkr "a AvD fssLoR CA sSsssrs
NORTH ~ "a ustn he's paslor ca, IN x.rh
nav, p Sit1 ! 70 m train has psrIos carr tsraad
hsplcs Ia Pets.sksy and Msckinss t'.tx
nG N rain hes sleeping ear ssr..a ~.
ids To fescskey end Nscfiss~.
q. nm - ~ . m trsaa he's pssior car fss~na
hegids ~ C-neinnstL
train runs solid With psrior -,
"rsna Rapids 10 Chicago
49, ~ train ha n.rfor car IN Tort Ws,na
n tram hss Wasaee slesplne ear Graui
hoflcs 70 Cincinnati
~ N nsin has throuSh coach and Wsxn~s
s'eesans car orand Rapids - CAleaso
vrsrrsc~, aas~p sAptp~ = r~n,ax.
- wusksson Iv 81 m n - en- sspra
snasy srain leaves fos kuskexoa q q
Arrives from Aaskssos SJpR
CHICAGO VIA "a. n.At
IL. 9rpnd Rapids -Os M 400 % m fi>on.
-. nis Aso...-...--- - pm slo "a ems m
~ N usin runs sold with pare, ear sa5
sleeping car.
A., er.ca p. .,...- sBpn s1pm
sis m trsin runs solid With bases paslov ear
$50 p n train daily. through coach a.d Wa.
Through tickets and fun insov,ust -, n.
"a ny calling upon A. Almquist. ticket srrnt
N uh mas sssuon. sslsphons No es GRAD kap
'dS, Aseh c. l. IocRwooo
0sa- Pass- and Ticket Aesat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

Green corn was selling as ) cant. pei
aoren yesterday ard tomatoes AZ cents
ZEE pound Wheat dropped from -
csnts q s6 c~nts t.roeeFiea aad pro-
visions remained the same TFsie j. -.
ported - gradually on TIE Increase
farn Pru<fnee
pfrrsR~fSc gsF Gou1d.
Ess@- ls-s f~s sotsh
VA nssx. s. per ag<llel
Nss Fsksfr 80 ns~ilfs
Trssrrs a. pes tti-ttl
tsss1r~ 80 p~s sasis~i,
Fssxs--i gssf f,is.h-si. 81 - F~F hn.hss.
HassF- Faney rhfss. ~ ess posa8
isrffss "a fsf hfsfsi
FARs ss--a>r 80 3sssa.
frkrtksf- ~ 80 peaas.
hspf~-ss a. go de<~a fsDrhesl
tp~tsss-tff-~n 10 - FFf eszen sssnsh~-
fsskF - F~f aaksn hFsshes.
Hssfs z+}<ss So ssssiset
~ - sa~s.<-@ g. 80 saaat.
Ntxt - 90 sse%a naarh~s
f@sssfs. e. ~ s'sess.
ts,se<sxsa.ssx "A 80 F~F essFs
esssss.s Ft&e r<fsass
sfstse Q - - ~ fasl 49,
s-fx&a~ssF- - - abf<a easehes-
hsssssssfs~ ssa. <siss pss sasfs
ssaes, -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

Bills. per dozen. SOC, medium frogs. eoc;
medium bulls. 6oc; small. i0c- Frogs must
10 dKss>ed.
Chicken Coope-eoc each or six for g.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Ma Is .sA
- pyTR,rr
II. Crk1i Rapid, loan .iapu ss7pn
81. petfori. all = - - M - - = n
fsca rtTsoT
IL Detroit ......4 q n = a. n fD = n
-. offn1 fhrads. J. - = sss8 y N ~ n "A
sAo-~aa. aLNA A<B ~. ferfs
~. Cr-ai hsr4ds . 1sm sfspn
-. Grand hnpsrs n - M ~ - , q
lrw-1s- "a io~Ef.ls MATHEWS
~ ~fand Rapiss IMAM 1922 storn
a., ifefl level y - ~ - y 81
5ukat-sE cax sEExfcE
rasicr cafs o. al Trans ir.v-ca tsrz-e Rap.
BE ano Detroit. fsrior car 10 >sElaas
issofnsrr tFain.
sEscfy fat. Oih-r trains wrck d~t. ,niy.
rkosss. BsliASEx. tseg. fsss AEest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

Accounts OF banks. banker. corporations
and indiv.du received on favorable terus
Foreign and domestic exchange bought ant
cold Collections made through the unitso
States and Canada at lowest rates
Interest allowed on certificates OF depoatl
plkkCToRs.
d. A. Blodgett 0ecrse- W. Gas.
n. A. Fletcher. B. n. Lemon
A. d. RathbonA William. SearA
Bertsch. 4. }. BOVINE.
Geo. h. Johnsoa Jps- WIddicomA
Vim. n. Anderson
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28
THE OLD NATIONAL BANK.
ssAsD sAFips a4ca
CAPITAL $500. 900

n l. bNElr. President.
J. n BAkSxfr. Wee Pr~Sit>as
EAEsEs J. HoLtrsfsR. fsshtee
All c,seses os baAking bosinsss that srs 10
harmony With ths AsiioaAl kaAkins Lac
uessAessd.
letter. sf Credis current IN en- psrts a ~
world Issued In surns % satt lntsrvss ailoOe1
81 per cent On tine eersiaeatss Il Aspes4l
llkfCs~ss
l. n. Withsv George c. pisssA
J. ~ Barnett J. Capnsr
NJ l.. Sweet ycseph NarsiA
II. J. Heliisses. ". h Shelby.
Willard Bsrnhardk Nh HaghasA
l. 2 Haukans
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

Grain.

Wheat. BIC; corn, i3c; oats. Csc; RE. s5c I;
barley. sl.io.
Fionf-Liiy white. 80; patent. s2.So.
Mil >tuifs-Middi'ngs. SIS; bran. si3:
screenings. Sl3.51 per ton.
Ground fced-por ton. $500; corn meal.
per ton, $3.50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28
NETRolT. GRID HAVEN &
- MILWAUKEE RAILWAY.
10. -. zoe N Lsykcr.


rsera ksrsas e az fssrsn fssr-s ie = f,Fn
q = fsrs- fr - D. tn 60 fre II > faff
hE~aak - t.st- rer sntn tEsA
ksfaro ~ sss pf- go
.aeas sssiY srsfa issres Gran1 R.fi4s -
; - fnr SnFtnr lrke $40 rand frs~s -
= N e. ra-nr-f vttt eslndaf narns sa-ss,~f -
lt-~sd Haven - hiraFa
ssseiis ffsifr ss~eet surts~.
1rsins srfl~e frrFn ft.e fkst Z ~ = "a y > =
ntfs Z n afd q ~ PA
1vssr't srriss f~nr She west a. snd f3tssn
rs - arl
faafasrd - 10 bas Negn~f rsrfr~ 30 :.
rar - u rtrtrf rar Ae<t~nrr-<a IL bsr
Areaf 81 y eer.ss fl.rtflr h.frs csf
tssas - fsss-n Ifsf~ Ns-s<~F
ps~ fts1t-ss. ITss f.ss kssak
saS tssFnElI. ~ f1rsef t<sf.
~ = Hr.r>ss ~tvess
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

ErHs4x4<- - per <t1zrs
sss3sf1ss - Ea--S4 - 4 - - Eer h4zAel.
.afser aft 1fFfse
GsHzs ssszs-5e Per aa1ea.
1AssADa---xs F-ss s.s1sa
- ssass-.e tie i<.111a.
foakfssss--c E~E Es,islS
ttc,sza4 es--toc pa aosea
IArLzfi.9sss-f - pes 4sz-a.
Poetsrs
1--we turkeys. - iec ior fekLng * fof ai1.
I-sse chs les ane roo sF-. ~
I've fee - eers, - ia.
Lire cla rssosters PER n. ofdec.
spF e dss'.s. - 10 poenas each ia
Ia Per =.
Live sex-s. flai1e
ses.ng e.sieissEs. I ! . pcanss each. Is
Pc y - i 2onE5s cash. iSttse pss . !
Zee thaa p ssea, Ier n. IL Al roas.r,
bought liss seisht
Srssh Meats
Pa, Yer roI1a1 -.--... .--.-.-... Tao
bsef, ytilslx -ts>e 's..-...-.....-... q "a
A~stoo .t-..-s.. .ss-...s,..e--tf
!.An,o ---.---.- .,-....------.-iu GIL
Veal. +-..-..-.-.--.-...-... e ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

Black has, rer pouaa. - loei brook troai,
pr pound, 80 sc.
f'rutta
osAssEs-Cai.ioTnia. 81 2so3.75 per boz.
LaAo>s->sx Assslra-. in ooxes of JUo's
and So'-. A-5Usz5 pr box.
misunderstanding to equality. 81 .5A32.s0
per bunch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28

TINorHv--ss = Ter ton.
CLcTER--s..ec pes ioa.
SrsAw-t4rs PER on.
NooD-i'. mch beech and maple siry. s.. y
Ter cor. green. s. re cord.
Building NsfcriaI-
vir. nals. fa.e. 81 75if l-,h.
Glass. a.sls4Uu'. s1c.
Naierpr0si psTeF Sos
Waterproof paper. pr roll. 81.
LrNnFG-k e'ai piece slut.
No I hemlock M and inrlndin. Is feet
leug;h-. 81 ada 81 per i.oo3 feet Tor ever
additional tso feet.
No. hsmines up.o and including Is fe.'
$40. eserf additional 'No feet. 81.
Common Norway or pine - ~ and -fna
Ing under - luebes. Si3.S4 Ter i.90 icc
II .nch 81 - Per i.foi feet aid g. T.
every add onai two feet over l. feet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-28


Cared bide~. Ne. |. A.: NJ. ,. 3c.
Green hides. No. J. 81. No. - %
No. steers. over 20 pounds. a..
Heavy steers. cured. over - pounds. sc.
Calf. green. No. /. IS: No . &c.
Cart. cured. No. |. Sc: NJ. ,, g..
peaeops. 25e8 50c.
TalioW-
70. I 'allow, H.
No. > 'ailov. 3isc.
sheep pslts. 51,e 800; lambs. 25dsDc
sLeaIl4ngs. l0d.5S.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-22
caRolIxE HARRISON CIRCLE No. IS.

Yesterday was q red letter day in Grand
Army circles. The ex-so!diers aud their
wives have long contemplated the forma-
ton OF an organization CT this KING A
week ago meeting was hsid ard names
secured TO an application for Charter
and Yesterday the eiTcrs eliminated in the
organization OF strong circle, anu one
that will live and grow and do good to the
nee dy.
At o'clock Mrs. Sarah Il. Covert, Mre-
Emma jackson and Mrs. Mary Snyder, an
IF Newton. arrived aud were met at the
denot bv Mrs Wallace and driven a!recais
% The hall where the organization OF
Ladies Grand Army circle was 10 laAe
MAGE. Thes. ladies Are ali we! vetsed IN
: he work OF the order and the beautiful
work under their direction was exemplfIed
to the great satisfaction CT all present
Mrs. Covert makes an exceptionally soou
ora.idiug officer. and Mrs. Jackson, III ner
2Osition Of conductor, fills her place ad-
nirably. Mrs Suyde- took the position OF
Inside guard. which Is place as oIIlcu
10 I'LL properly as any
Twenty ladies responded 10 their names
as follows:
Mary Y. Bicknell, Adelipe +. haltz,
Jane A Coviii Mary f. E'airchiid, Saliie
X. Bowen. Loretta a. De Ross. Amanda
\. Hammond, Mary c. Snyder. Mary l.
Dutron, Nellie ConckliD, Mary + Beraine,
Mile NJ Wocdcock. Gertrude Wallace,
Maggie Campbell. Susan Stitzel, Aivira
South. Clara Weaver, Rosa Brown, Au-
gusta c. Hornady. LueIla Marsh.
volt. ably absent.
In addition 10 the above number OF vet
Grams were obligated. The sx-soidlers are
eligible to membership. and are entitled
to all the privileges Of the order except TO
vote and hold Office.
After the obligation was taken by all
present. the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term:
Presidenu-Mary C. Snyder.
Senior Vice Presideut-Millie VI. Wood
cock.
Junior Vice President-Susan Sutzeu-
Treasurer-Nellie CoahIIn.
Chaplsin-Mary Y. Bickneu.
Conductor-Ger.rude Wallace.
Inside Guard-Amanda A. Hammond.
Council of administration and auditing
conlmittee-Maggie Campbell, Sali!e b
Bowen aad Loretta A. DeRoss.
This work completed the organization
and the time before supper was spent II
going through the form OF Initiation Tne
/ ladies being determined TO get the work
( right while the instructors were here, very
properly went over the work again and
! again.
All o'clock the company present, about
/ fifty in plumber, sat down TO a bountifu
! spread, wherein spring chickens, salads
/ ieIlies. pickles of all kinds, fruit, cakes o.
every description and coffee played prom
/ inent part.
! After this came the installation OF tbs
/ officers named above and the christening
} of the circle with the name that heads thu!
/ article A name that IS reveEed by every
! true woman in America.
/ The ladies who came down to institute
! the circle took the o'clock Santa re 10
/ their homes, we'll Satisfied with their day :.
/ work.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-22
POLICE COURT.

There was only one case presented TO his
Honor for consideration yesterday morn
ing, but il was one that deserves more
than passing notice. It Was that OF Mrs.
Summons, or Lizzie Williams, for she
sails under a variety OF names among her
friends At police headquarters she Is
known by the archaeological cognomen OF
blue Jay She is well known TO the
force as the chief. A week ago she WAS
taken away reformed woman Thursday
night she was found drunk as a billed
owl. and had bottle of drug store whisky
in her vest pocket. She won't drink joint
whisky, but takes straight alcohol she
was fined SEQ, but wanted the chief TO let
her leave town. She was sent below.
At o'clock John Salisbury answered
10 the charge of carrying concealed
weapons, butas he proved that he was on
his way home to Mound City, the chief LET
him depart.
The case of the State VS.. Baker charged
with concealing stolen property was sci
for hearing Monday at ? o'clock.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-22
OFFICIAL scBooL BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
WICHITA. Kan, July 5. 1898.

WICHITA, Kan, July 5. 1898.
The Board of Education met in adjourn
ed session on Saturday. July 5, 1885, al 9
n. M, with President Ward IN the chair.
III the mem bers were present at roll call
eyceut Mes.rs. Van Werdep, Fazel and Dr..
Davis
After roll call Mr. Casey was excused on
request.
The superintendent OF schools thanked
the board for their action IN raising his
salary ard assured them OF his apprecia-
ton OF their kindness.
Mr. Cole desired that the committees on
beating and ventilation and buildings and
grounds be empowered 20 act on their
recommendations III their reports with
reference TO repairing the different build
iBgs and heating apparataSes
Ga motion OF Mr.. Black. this matter
was referred 20 the committees WITH
power 10 act.
On motion of Mr.. Goldberg. the board
voted - advertise for systeui of Closets
for the Webster aud high schools.
The matter Of c.san, M the High school
laboratory was referred 20 the committee
Oh HI ign school Win power 90 act
Mr Campbell read COMMUNICATION
from some scgocl furnishing coupauy
with regard 70 furnishing cheap slate
blzckb board. which. On motion Of Sig
Goldberg. was tabled.
On motion of Mr. Goldberg, the matter
OF allowing persons IL tEe ne2gh 5oraood o.
the different schools 10 picket their cattle
on the school grounds was referred TO the
5IsI scisry com aIItEre WITH power 10 act
On motion sGe board then ad ToGrned.
A H. WARD, Przs1GsEG
T !. LEVIN, Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-22
ODDS AND ENDS.

Preston Douglas of Hutchinson, who
was overcome with the heat Thursday Is
reported better
Things were very quiet in police circles
last night.
Oscar Cone is able 70 be at his store
again after sharp aud painful attack Of
sickness.
Miss Maggie Sullivan OF Tolsryille IS
spending a few weeks in ne city visiting
Miss Lizzie Clifford at 312 Meade.
And stlll the complaint goes on that
good residence houses are scarce, notTItE-
standing the fact that fully fifty have been
fitted 40 within the past thirty days.
Little Alber: Hays, who Is only 10 years
old. IL his letters TO MS father and mother,
Mr. anc. Mrs. D. Hays. gives a better de-
scriptioa OF the White City than many
professional. writers.
JACK Thornton, railroad iaborer VINO
cane here Tuessiay from Colorado, broke
his leg yesterday.
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sToch YARDS NorzS

blanchard. = c4Itls man Of Chase
comfy. was at the yards yes eroAy.
\ K. EbeerIy shipped out Eve car loads
Of cattle OF his OWE feeding yesterday
Cattle 81 The yards yesterday were from
10 20 70 cents higher OF sccoanc a the
light receipts which : d.Fecs result Of
The advice Of the commission meg 10 their
customers not TO send IN any more cattle
till the market gets better. TIE commits
sion men think that tie market : boGna
- set better # cattle men VIII hold their
s.r,es a little longer, They also advise
rhefr customers when they begin 10 shin
~ ship ilghr. For Iastsuee II they hare
ian ready for shipment Il l. better Go: "a
saiD more than fifty. II ta.s Poliey IS paE-
sue.f there Is no doubs bat VIVA. prices
vr;1 advance
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He was the son os worthy CITIZEN
and had Just returned from college,
His father gvas = bruzaue. rnAtter-'1f'
fact man who had 40 liking for any
thing pronounced. and hc nOticed With
sorrow that as soa returned with the
latest thing ia collars. and various
other insignia 81 dudedorn- he Oh
gentleman surreYsd him critically
when be appeared IN bis ealee- aH''
then blurtezi o1:. Young ban. 80
lcGs like al IDIOT
Just a. that nsnf- and teto-r rs
young man lad time 20 make tfffn.s
reply friend walked Ia
why. hello. Billy have you -
turned he asked Dear me. ho7s'
naach YOU reseulb.e vear fatssr
80 he has been telling H8e. rsPi4eft
Billy
And from shat dav 20 tn3s he &C
gentleman has had no sAult - hnrE
with his son--Eraest !. NeEsle, -
Life
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c. Nj. JONES',
One-Price Clother.
2OS-210-212 +. Douglas. WICHITA Nan

mar lawrence avenue and Second street
Rev W NJ WellmAn OF Mt Hone viii
occupy the pulpit at l0:sJ a N AZ p
m. the pastor. +. A BIs-elI, viii preach
on What j. Inspirauon' i 4. = e r
at7p. m Sunday school at - NJ AliaFe
cordially invited
First Presbyterian chureh-fhe pastor.
Rev. David Winters. viii ccnduct ser
wees at u A. n and y. m. i ne sub
,ect Of the morning sermon VIII ~.
People With Wi.herei Hands IN
topic Of the evenings discourse VII u
The Most Glorious Thing on Fart.
Tue SUNDAY school viii meet a Il n n
the Iunior Y r. : G F. az 10 p. nl- aDd
the senior Y p : c. + al Ga 3. IN Tue
music will De = SPECIAL feature Is bath
morning and evening services. OF are
invited
At Fsirmoras Congregational church
Rev Il Btssell VIII preach ia the moo
lag aud Rev u W. Wsi!man n the syea-
INK.
United Prssbvterian church. corner
O. Ohio and frs: street. Rev James 4
I.avxrsaee. psstor-pablie worship AZ u -
r, and o. N. Subjects Morning Keep
ing Cool evening. The Holiness I1eA.
sabbath scuasoi Al pa a. Ia tsatrAi AZ
-ou. sabbath scheol a, BIB \ T. : G.
AZ .. 10 Junior & T. a. ? "a On
Thar~dav. subject q prayer nesting -
: "Haw N GIVE Come 20 any o. q
ms. services aud roo VII be welcomed
We haT. twelve classes "a cor e4bfsSi q
school and yiu nnd cite TO suit yet
l-JCa>.
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P8OBATE COURT.

Estate OF Alexander Steel, private de-
n,asl o. Charlie, \. Steel, hied. heard and
allowed for $IUo Il.
Demand OF Charles \. Steel, rs. estate
Of Alexander Steel 10 ard allowed against
private estate for $50.
Demand OF Chicago Stone works for
$50. Is. allowed against SAID estate
Demand OF J. L Oldham allowed for
So. against said estate.
Final report OF Sarah \. Steele. sd-
rniuistratrix cs said estate as % PARTNER
sbip estate, fled and approved.
Marriage license issued % James 7
Graham OF PeoloEe AID Daisy - Lee o.
Garden Plain.
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-Narv Ann asked the mistress ~
the rest OF the household. mar J s@k
what tine yea expect to return to
night
Certainly. man sns-er~d Mar
Ann with suspicious s7zavitv r ma
AK al 20 toskes thoagh "a no. ne
self that sees arr rzson fer teiisn -
Oh. i was rot through s-nrer.tneHf
curiosity tina. I asked. tie frightened
woman explained thought sspEras %
vos1r callers might cone a. and y yoss
we're % - tack son I sozl6 tslss tie u
into the parior and snt~r.sla them Ut
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