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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-25
HAS A FIRMER TONE
SPECULATION REACHES a HIGHER
RANGE Of VALUES.
Volume OF Business is Small But
Many of the Losses of The Previous
Day are Recovered-Expert
Titles Report on the Atch-
ison Affair Not Yet Pre-
parcd-Sugar Melts
Away Under Adj
verse Wa9hing-
ton Reports

NEW YORK. July 24-There was mark
ell decrease in the volume of business on
the stock exchange today, but the speculs-
lion was 6rmer in tone aud there was IA
partial recovery OF the loss of yesterday,
while in most instances higher range OF
values was established than prevailed be-
fore yesterdays break. Sugar was a no
table exception and lost the greater portion
Of yesterdays gain. The Atchison affair
still stirs the street., snd the speculative
fraternity looked anxiously this afternoon
for Expert Little's report which il was eX-
pected woull be presented To the meeting
of the reorganization COMMITTEES called Cor
l o'clock. When tht meeting entered on
its session, it was announced that the re-
port was not completed; that Mr.. Little
had only just begun the work on the east
ern books and that he would not have fin
ished his examination of them be-
fore next week The statement
that the investigation already had
shown an over -staIement of receipts for
tue past five years Of more than $1,000, 900
Was verified, but no explanation of IL Is yet
made aud Mr.. Little declines 70 make pub
lie in what way 1t was done, whether by
means of rebates or commissions, or both.
The company also refuses 10 talk in ad-
vance o. the presentation of the complete
report. Atchison stock had advanced y
per cent from yesterdays closing, mHiuIy
on purchases 10 cover short contracts.
while the bonds have recovered 14lj5 in
the face OF small foreign selling.
Sugar was very strong 10 the early deal
Jugs aud large purchases of the shares were
made on the generally expressed opinion
that Senator Germans speech made it
very nearly ceri ain that sugar was sure of
protection in the tariff bill, or that the
measure would fail. All advance of q was
made, followed by a reaction of l@l1S.
Then came reports of probable compromise
on the sugar schedule which sent tue
shares down p per cent, the last being the
lowest pric- of the day aud is
below yesterdays closing fgur, 5
Distilling sold within a margin OF per
cent, touching 1875 in the morning and
! 175s IN the afternoon and closing within "A
OF the top prices aud u above yesterday ;
closing. London bought st. Paul moder-
atriy IN the opening trading, causing a
fractional advance. OF which Is WAS lost in
the final sales, the advance on the day be-
/ lug Is per cent. Burlington and Quincy
I gained 4 and Northwest Il. while Rock
Island lost p. The general market was
4 irregular on very light dealings, but clos
ed fairly firm. The other gains and losses
/ were fractional.
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Closing Events at Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, No, July 2+-Thjs was
fEe last day OF a most successful meeting.
The closing events were Close and exciting
aud proved q lucky day for the talent, five
out of SIX favorites winning. Notwith-
standing the counter attractions OF base
lall, the attendance was large. Track
fist Results:
FjrsJ-Three-Quariers of a mile, selling:
Susie + won, Nolens second, >plnaway
thard. Tine 1:lSS5
Stcond-Eleven-sixte enths Of a mile:
Pot BY won, Mamie ) second, Dotsy
j apple third. Time l:l0is
ihlrd-Three-quarter OF mile: Paul
etc won. Aeolian second, Stella NJ third.
Time l:lS1.
Fourth -Nine-sjxteenths of mile:
Noluch won, Gladiola second, Maud D.
third. Time :56]s.
FiIh-Five-ei.hths of q mile: George
Miller won, Roy second, Brownwood
third. Time 1:04
SiXth-Niue-SIxteenths Of a mile: Little
Tenn won, Adelina second, NorideCk third.
Tf,ne ..oIs
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MADE OVER CLIO MAN AT TIE Doon.

some of the stock were opened: there
were boys trousers for seven cents,
whole suit for Is; and girls ruffied
frocks for five cents, and various other
things at ridiculously low prices A
purchase of % cents worth made IA
vorable impression on this bargain
man. 1t needed only glance to see
that the things were made over from
larger garments With the influence
OF a cup of coffee and plate of cakes
the made-over clothes man was easily
inveigled into telling short history OF
the make and origin of this new indus
try. He had large family. His wife
and four girls, all well grown, who
could obtain no employment, had made
some clothes for a neighbours children
IN the evenings. This suggested new
manufacturing and mercantile field.
lThs head Of the house, who sorted
rags in warehouse. set about making
collection OF larger garments of the
sort that could be reduced in size.
Sometimes he begged them and some
times he bought them The garments
TO be made over are washed before the
cutting and sewing begins a pair OF
trousers will make two pairs for boy
10 or IL years old A wrapper or dress
will make four or five dresses for girls
from TO 10. The clothes are all well
sewed and clean. and the fit is proba-
bly, as good as the average. They are
primitive in style. perhaps, but what
can one expect for a dime? There IS
no profuse. display of buttons The
mother cuts and prepares for the sew
ing and the girls sew, while the father
procures the material and does the
selling. Sometimes they net for their
weeks work as much as SIP, sometimes
mora
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-25

As regards table furniture, forks we
know were not in general use until the
seventeenth century, though as early
as the thirteenth we find instances of
gold and silver ones being kept for
special purposes. Six silver forks and
one of gold occur among the list OF the
vaIua bles OF Edward l. John Duke. OF
Brittany. Is mentioned as using one to
pick up ''soppys," and Piers Galveston
had three for eating pears with. The
custom. however. was considered an
effeminate one. and for the general &C.
commodation of guests nothing but
trenchers, napkins, and spoons were
supplied; knives-a broad knife and
narrow one-were indeed laid bv the
panther on the high table along with
the bread and salt, but these were for
the use of the attendants Only in cut-
ting and removing pieces Of bread. For
cutting up their own meat the guests
had recourse to those they themselves
wore. and the carver carried his. which
were OF Particular pattern, in 8
ease. A very handsome set OF carver's
knives. with handles Of ivory and sill
yer NAV he seen in the British museum.
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CHICAGO. July n The run Of cattle for
today was estimated AT !. coo head. That
i small even for Tuesday aud with a
gooi demand to meet, sellers were in %
sitlon to promptly unload at best prices
Good to best grades are now about A. nigh
a. at aDy time last week and he difference
in common and medium grades ! hot very
marked Dre>se! beef ana shipping steers
were sold AT 81 2514 - ana SALE ~ COWS
aud bulls were on a basis OF $3.50 - for
poor to extra and beifers OF good quality
were quoted as high as - sos -. The
market for Texas cattle was stronger, the
root to.exrra selling Aboat 10 cents CHER
Hogs of good gr.de were III active de
mand ard very strong. They opened )
cents higher. For common and poor stuff
there VIZ, very little inquiry aud holders
dld not easily find buyers at former prices
There was about an average Tuesday :
ruu. the total o-ing close to L. 600 head,
making about y. 600 head since Saturday.
rived during the same time IasV week
Poor 70 extra quality heavy hogs We're
quoted at s. SO 5.25, and from sOd !. p
Ma paid Tor asnt- Sales were Largely al
S5gI5 -
Those who offered good 70 choice nut
tons closed out early AZ strong prices. tos
poor stuff there Was absolutely no de-
mand, and il was impossible 10 Set 4 BID
! The range OF quotations was Sl-Str5 %.
with ths greater part OF the g. at =. =
.S3j0 Spring lambs were sairsole at .. -
"a %
Receip,s-Cattl-. 500; calves. Loo,
hogs. II CO., sDeep. 1.U04
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YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
The Peoples Column.
3 Cts.

Tic Want Columns Of n Daiiy Paper ten
vou where IL rayS 10 advertise.
II yOu Lave anything 20 BUY, SILL
Trade OR RENT. Try these columns
ss-Payable Strictly in Advance.
No advertisement taken tor les than loc.
Cue line advertisements charged same
tate - Two lines
Friees given under classified heads in this
column applicable only - Local advertise
nienfs. No foreign advertisements taken az
above rates.
Answers 70 advertisements sent IN care OF
tie EAGLE Office should be called Tor wtihtn
ie, ,,avs afrrr insertion When advertisers
wish rerlys forwarded 10 them stamped eIiEel-
oleS must Resent
Reference IL former advert isef;lt nrs Shoui a
give description and date OF insertion OF COY
u the advertisements should IL sent
Not responsible for embellishments given
or discontinued by telephone.
Classified ADVERTISEMENTS viii be scents
Ier line each insertion: average seven WOrds
10 iine, agate rs-aS lrenrnt-
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That tine is money; but just now We
would rather have money.
That appearances are deceitful, but
disappearance are still more 50.
That we shOuld do lovely things, not
dream Of them all day long
That when the question Is legally set
tied that women u-ay vote, they won
want 20.
That he who does not ind other psso-
pie entertaining Is never entertaining
himself
That aerial navigation i On the wing.
and we may be able soon 20 -asze q '-Iy
70 Eu-ope-
That when the minister pronoznces
a man and woman one, x i hard - de-
eide which i the one
That the Kan who always wears 3
flower IN lis buftonhole kas = tender
heart and clear co1scseEce--Bs4tizn
Telegram
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COTTON MARKET.
EcW OTlaans

NEW ORLEANS. July -Cotton-Quiet;
sales 200: ordinary 53-l6, ordinary IA, low
middling 80. middlinE "a, good SIG, mid
ding fair Lilo. fair SIS, irce pts SO; exports
Great Britain 1850, coasjWi-c Ice: stock 42.s62
Futures barely steady; safes 49,I IL July 20 -
bid: August ST. SCAT 81; ~eptgm Der - 41aS6 A.
Octol,er So J0aS6 81; November 81 j1aS6 -;
December - o. 81 o.; January "a saIS6 81 Feb
rHary 50 7Sa6 20; March 50 Si1J -, April 81 9Ja
-
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Baltimore lost its opportunity yesterday
10 win back its place at the head of the
baseball column. Boston didn't play
rain preventing its game with Brooklyn,
but instead of winning their game with
New York. and thus taking first place
again, the Orioles permitted the Giants to
shut them out by score of l TO 0. The
steady play of the New Workers IL arous-
ing general interest among the fans and
with another winning or two the Giants
viii be strictly in the race.
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CoHsa OntIOus.

New YORK. July 24.-Coffee-Options
opened unchanged TO 5a20 points lower under
weak cables and liquidation; ruled fairly &C
rive and closed steady. sales l.. 20 bags, in
cIuding July Sl4 9gaSl5 900; August. Sl3 20;
Seutembcr, Sl3 55sJ l3 20; October, SIS O5S4J 40;
December. sl2 Cos, y -; May l. a.
Mild. steady; Cordova. l9al9t4. sales, so bags
Central American p. [.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, July 24-With a good num-
Der of new buyers in the market there was
more inquiry extended than usual on
Tuesday and the volume of new business
was fairly important. The demand was
mostly for cottons, dress goods and print
ed fabric, though other stuffs were not
entirely neglected. Agents have advanc-
ed the price of Lawrence brown cottons TO
A. net. Printing cloths quiet at p. cents.
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BY waking me up three times this morn
ing and telling NE il is breakfast time?
And here I catch yoa running away
with the sheet.
Boy-WcIl. you see, boss we've got 70
git de tablecloth whether you git up or
aot-Chic-gq Record.
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AT LOUISVILLE.
Western League.
r II E

AT Milwaukee, r II z
Toledo. OOO54 2 8 SIS IS ;
milwaukee,. l U 5 o o 3 10 4
Batteries-Hughey aud Mcfarland;
Wittrock and Lohman.
At Mipneapolis- Il II f
NinneaDolis......52 21O2 0 2-l4 10 4
etroit o 0 o l 0 3-lOl7 =
Batteries-Psrvin and Burre!l; Brochers
Gayle and JAntzen.
At Kansas City r II +
Kansas Citv.....O 1924 Oh IS 3
Grand Rapids. - 3 l o o o. % o. Il 4
teries-Darby and Donahue; Killeen,
Baltz and Spies.
At Sioux City r II +
Indianapolis. 3 O l 8 III is 3
Sioux C.ty.......l 3 l 0 O o = 0 5-l2 u ,
Batteries-Ptpper and Murphy; Gun
Diughain ami kraus.
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ST. LOUIS. July 2L-Wheat-Lower; cash,
4SIlc; July, 4sc; August, 4134c.
CoRN-Higher; cash. 3g;sc; July, Ale; Aug.
OArs-Lower. cash 271@c, July, 2'2sa2.l4c;
August. 63s4c.
PoRR-Quiej, Jobbing Sl3 %.
LARD-Botter; steam, So %; choice, So 1519.
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Sorry Opening at Saratoga.

SARATOGA RACE TRACK, July 2+.-The
fri extra dab OF this years Saratoga rae
ing season was ushered Ia 10y heavy
shower which developed into a cod, drlz-
zIiug rain. Of course the track was badly
affected. although force Of men. worked
aud kept it in pssss5le shape. The pro-
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Butter and Eggs.

New YORK. July 2i.-Bu1ter-Quitt; Wes-
ern dairy luIaal4lsc. do creamery l3ti9c, do
factory lOlsalnsc, Elgins lac, state dairy
IialSc. do creamery l5a g.
F.-rs-Firrn; state and Pennsylvania. Is
western fresh, l3al3i4; cases, SlO093UJ.
Receipts, sos packages.
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LOOKING FOR SNAPS
SHORTS TEMPTED TO COVER By
LOW PRICES OF WHEAT.

Large Volume Of Business Done Yet
Prices Decline Again--Vaiues Rule
Steady Until a Reported Ship
ment From Toledo Breaks
the Backs of Buyers
Small Run of Cattle
Enables Sellers to
Advance Prices.
Hogs Up.
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Cash quotations were as follows:

No. 2 spring wheat 511sa53afc. No. spring
WHEAT. A. No. red 5l3Sa5334c, No. corn.
$3.50 No. ; yellow corn &C, 20. : oats
nomI. No. , white 33a37c. No. 3white 3laS5c.
No = rye 40aJ6c NJ > barley. n'm'l, No.
a. No. 4. AZ, No flaxseed 81 lsal -, prime
timothy seed. s. 10. Mess pork per Dbl. Sl2 52iAa
L. Is. Lard, per 100 pounds, so SZ14ae5. Short
ribs sides. loose, ST 65a6 6115. Dry sailed
shoulders, boxed. ST OO6 l21s Short clear
sides. boxed, So S719a7 90. Whisky distillers.
finished goods, per gallon, 81 -
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gram offered was by no means an attrac'
tive one. There were only three entries IN
the SECOND, Lamplighter, Candida bra ana
Madrid, aud it was finally declared off aud
another substituted which was run as
Ftl
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Their feet, however. became so smeared
with the honey that they could not use
their wings nor release themselves, and
were suffocated. just as they were ex-
piring they exclaimed: 20, foolish
creatures that we are. For the sake of
a little momentury pleasure we have
destrOved ourselves
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS,
ST Louis G-ain-

On the Produce exchange today the butter
market firm, creamery. l3alSc; dairy llal5c.
Eggs, firm, l0Rl012c.
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Western Association.

At ST. Joseph r II f.
8. Joseph. .O0O6 0 , Ola IA )
Omaha . 1 > 0 0 3 ! O-13 - d
BaUieries-Howe. BrisIow and Stein:
Whitehil and Fear.
At Jacksonville r II f.
Jacksonville. .OO32 OS00 Id IL 3
Quincy. Q 0 0 0 O. Z - )
BaJteries-Caplinger and Snyder; Nc
Ggeevy and Jobusou.
At Des Moines- Il II 2
Drs Moines....9 0 . | l O 6 O-I9 10 3
Lincoln % , 0 D 0 O. Il 10
Batteries-Bregg, Traffley aud Graver;
johnson and Speer.
A. Rock Island Il II +
Rock Island. S 0 p 2 ! G-l4 p 3
PEORIA. ..........2 , 1000 O. 5 1
observation-disclosures aud Sage: johnson
aud Terrien.
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ApnIY THIS TO Politics.

A jar of honey having been upset in
q housekeeper's room, number OF flies
were attracted by its sweetness, and
placing their feet in it, ate it greedily.
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WICHITA MARKETS
WICHITA, July "a.
CATTLE.

WICHITA, July "a
CATTLE.
Cdttle-Steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative sales Of
cattle at the wards today:
i cow......lll0 > Is cow.......ll6o 30
HOGS.
Hogs-Market steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Thefollowing are tic representative sales o.
hos at the yards tOiaE:
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The aa1ea aaiu Eae daeauesdau 7norniug gully IS

$4,000 20: fair to good steers s3.oo@3.95;
grissers s. 1903 90; westerns s2.e0tgi.Oo;
Texans 81 25G3.25; common aud canning
COWS s1.25G3 -, feeders 81 oO93.2o; COM
mon and stockers & 00G2,6O.
Hogs-RecsiDts 100. The market OPEN
ed 10 cents higher but closed weak at
about Yesterdays quotations The range
of prices was from S4G5@490 The bulk
5 ID II 81 scat s.: Iight 81 6594S5: mixed
81 100 IS; heavy 81 90d4 20.
Sheep Receipts 800; the market was
steady. Quotations unchanged.
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St. Louis.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

ST. Louis. July 24-Cotton dull. mid
ding :: sales 3)0: receipts 100: shipments
100; stock $1,000 bales.
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KANSAS CITY, July 24-Cattle-Re-
ceipt-. $500; shipments, 1,oO0; for best
steady. DINERS 1Od l5c lower: Iexas cows,
81 2092 80; beef steers, s. 1904 90; native
cows, 81 55t02 40; stockers aud feeders,
= 65d3 80; bulls 81 50d2 15.
Hogs-R-ceipts-11,l 100; shipments. 500;
market steady TO strong; bulk Of sales
81 S594 %; heavies, 81 S5@4 %; packers.
s. 90d4 %; mixed. 81 S0@4 -; lights.Sl $50
%; workers.. 81 90@4 %; pigs, "A 1904 So.
Sheep and Lsmbs-Receipts, 100, ship
menss, none; market steady 10 steady.
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MApE-OvER CLOTHING.
Few Industry Called Into Life by An En-
terprising Chicago Man

"Have you any children, and would
you like TO buy some cheap clothing
for themq'' This came from a voice that
came from huge moving bundle of
clothing at Chicago back door yester-
day morning.
Here was an innovation in peddler-
ism. The clothing club man had been
around and all the rest of his Tx, but
this was the first Of, this kind seen. He
was invited in and negotiations for
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-25
Two Questions

"What Is home without motherF
ASK the ignorant and scholar;
It = matched by but one ctHeT-
What IS love without dollar
Detroit Free Presa
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CLOSING Stock QUOTATIONS.

ID EPoRT OF the Condition OF the WICHITA Ma
II TIONAL BANK Of Wichita. I'm the state Of Kan
a. al the close of business July IS. Isg.
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OMAHA. July 24-Cattle-Recelpt :. 100
the market WAS = little stronger. Prime
bssyes 81 ula4 45: good 10 choice steers
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BROOKLYN AT BOSTON.


BROOKLYN AT BOSTON.
Game posi- poned; rain.
ST. LOUIS AT CLEVELAND.
First game:
r Fl f
Cleveland 01O5 90 l 3-12 10 o
S.. Louis...5 l 8 0 % 0 90 O. 9l3 {
Batteries-Zimmer and Mullane; Peitz
BreItenstein.
Second game:
Cleveland O21OOO1 OH /
ST Louis.....O 0 0 0 0 o o 2-2 }
Bniteries-Zimmer and Cuppy; Peitz and
uawlev.
PHILADELPHIA AT WASHINGTON.
Game postponed: wet grounds.
PITTsBUIG AT CHICAGO.
R IT f
Chicago. 30614 s o lis % 6
Pittsburg. .......3 o l 0 l Al Il D
Observation-Disclosures ard kittredge;
Mack, Merritt, EhreU and Gumbert.
CINCINNATI AT LOUISVILLE.
Ri E
Cincinnati. 10000 OO1-4 Z .
louisville .0 @ 0 o 0 0 5 0 o. 3 )
Batteries-Parrott and Murphy; Grim
and Latham.
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Sugar Market
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

New YORK, July s4-Raw. dull Re
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Chicago MarEer.

CHICAGO, July "a
The market today experienced the following
range OF prices.
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BALTIMORE At NEW YORK.
r n E
New York....O 100000 o. 4 l
Baltimore 30 0 0 0 0 90 0 O. 0 o
Batteries-Farrell and Rusie: McMahOn
and Robinson.
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CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.,
Buyers and shippers Of
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY
CORNER FIRST and FIFTH.

CORNER FIRST and ] IrIH-
Largest dealers in southern Kansas. Large
quantities wanted daily. We are paying To-
day as follows:
Live Poultry, per pound. CENTS
turkey. mems
Chickens, hens OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4
Chickens, ROSTERS
Chickens, broilers ll2 to lbs per DID,.
Ducks ........................
Eggs. without cases, per dozen.
Butter freSh...-.. observation-disclosures
We meet all competition and are prepared
10 receive shipments from any reasonable dis
tauce and guarantee satisfaction in all cases.
CORES pond with Us. We will make it profit
able 10 you. Ask for prices and freight ~ates.
Call and see us in Zephyr mills. Telephone
l55. Respectfully,
A. E. LAWRENCE, Manager.
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CLOSING BOND LIST.

New YORK. July Government bonds
easier state bonds dull.
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Opened Highest Lowest. Closing.
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How They Stand.
National League.

BALTIMORE At NEW YORK.
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DEPORF OF THE C0SDJTtOy oT THE
IL FOyHTH SAlIoE Al b 50 ~ " .chite g
- lf. iu .l. state q Kansas a. the cIoss u bIsi-
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state rf Ezisas. Co1nfy - -srlzrtrs. es.
o. 81 Er#~r CASHIER ~ taf e--r- Faaaf
l.ra 81 sr.a-f.r.fF sTea- ttsf - atfEr na'rre-i
l.. re - t.. s1ss 70 a.F A14lz 81. l-sa -.
y HHfI.f farr.rr
@1ta-r. ssl AID Fvrara t1 bsfsr~ RE- ft.a -tf as
81 .... ..f EaNH1 .....f|
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-25

PHILADELPHIA At WASHINGTON
Game postponed: wet grounds.
PITTSBURG AT CHICAGO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-05-15

ir iB said there is partiality shown in
soms OF our schools by certain teachers,
and that the children OF school directors
are granted more liberties than the other
pupils. Whom the bonnet fits can wear
L. And you can bet it tits.-Sunday
Aews.
1t will be interesting to note the course
Superintendent Whitaker will take on
taA above complaint. When the HERALD
called attention TO case where a child
aad suffered from an injudicious act the
Superintendent got into quite a stew over
she matter and attributed the complaint
30 some motive" He was backed in his
Sourss by the News The charge made
above is direct one upon certain school
iDAohers and we will patiently wait and
ste how far Mr.. Whitaker will go in th'
SaatteF.