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The brownies ON the warpath.

Jesse Hall. the youngster who played the
part OF 1.-The dude" In the brownies. and
Frank Laroche. who represented the
German. walked into police headquarters
yesterday afternoon and asked for the
services OF detective TO make Marc
Rahlf. who lives In the Gottstein block,
give VI some cancelled stamps.
"Ms pocket was picked said the dude
OF the brownies.
And / saw Marc Rahlf do IT, added
the German.
Then the character artists gave some
impersonafions and went down the street
10 consult the policeman or the Second
street heat
"aahR is a bad boy" they yelled I'm .
chorus as they walked away.
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DEBATING WATER AND LIGHT,

Ballard Council Consumes an Evening
In That Endless Occupatfon.
The Ballard city council was oecupsed
on tuesday evening In the discussfoa OF
the purchase ~ electric hight plant and
water works and Of the purchase OF 4
water supply from Seattle.
a otter frona George r. Gund stated
ne n.a me Hacninery. plant. etc. re-
CURED by contract for the establishing
OF the electric light plant ready. and he
would be pleased 10 receive. directions In
regard TO it's delivery. The city attorney
was instructed to notify Gund that the
city had reconsidered the contract made
with him: that there was not To exceed
sl,6oo TN the electric light fund, and tina.
the contract was therefore null and void
The ordinance for funding the ortsfana-
Ing debt was adopted on It's second read
Ing, and the day of election fixed for
March q.
The following ordinances were sub.
nsitfed on their frat reading:
To grade Times street between Third
and Sixth avenues west
In relation TO pawn brokers and their
inspection.
The city attorney reported that he had
not prepared the ordinance against the
distribution OF circulars by the business
houses OF Seattle. because 1t was illegal
ana unconstitutional. being against pub
lie policy and in restraint OF trade The
council thereupon rescinded Its former
instructions upon the subject.
The clerk was Instructed 10 advertise
for bids for city printing for ono year.
An offer was received from the Seattle
authorities to furnish Ballard with water
for $50 a month, the city OF Ballard TO
bear half the cost OF construction of the
connecting main. The council dbl nor
consider the offer. hut authorized the
construction board 10 make the Seattle
authorities counter proposition.
The city engineer was instructed TO sur
yey the AREA of land around the springs
OF the West Coast Improvement Com
psny's water system 10 determine how
much land the city would need in case
the West Coast Improvement Company
sold It's water system 10 the city. There
was an hours debate on the water cues
fior, NTH N. rea.,is
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WHO Is SUPERVISORS


District Forty-One,
An amended statement OF the contest
OF Fred Brooks va. Charles Barnes for
the road superyisorship OF district No. III
ives flied In the superior court yesterday
Brooks Is trying to iispiace Barnes on
TIE following grounds: On December ~.
'Ss. William Swartxfager. the only quail
nesi supervisor OF the district. resigned
his Office and the county commissioners
appointed Brooks 70 serve for the unex-
psred term After the regular election Ia
December Barnes was declared by tho
commissioners elected for the ensuing
term. beginning the second Monday I'm
January the vote of the district having
heess Rarnes Ie Brooks Is and swarts-
Eager ~ Brooks charges niaiconanet. Ia
THAT the notices of election we're not
properly posted by Swartzfaxer and that
by reason OF the srreguiartsy At least SIX
electors were deprived Of the right TO
vote: that Swartxfagcr - his own motion
selected as clerk Of election J. c. Early,
Who also acted as enc Of the Judges.
whereas the clerk should have been SCI
ieeted by the voters present: that Swarsx-
Eager further selected Barnes 20 act as
tassge os the election. but that he was not
Present az the polls until o'clock In the
afternoon. Brooks asks thai the election
Be aunu.tet
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Mahara,s Mammoth Minstrels.

W. A. Mahara's mammoth colored min
streIs will appear al Gorsiray's theafer to-
morrow evening ana for three days en-
gagement. W. A. Mahara. Manager Of
Mahara's MINISTRIES. says: "By all means
do not VERY. A good authority tells us
that far more peope are killed by worry
than by hard worn, We only have one
life, so let US make the best OF IT, We do
not mean by this however. that people
should lose their ambition and become
shiftIess." PRETTY goood maxim for a
Snowman TO give
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New suit. Yrls~a-

IN the superior cc..rs xe~<sra.x 49,
suts were begun N follows:
s.coe T. Make ". Eophia Make-pt.
Fenanah v. Waite vs. ". y. Wilson
= .s-rronissoFy note and mortgage
49, iof :. block II, EeII q Denny's adj
Annie U Townsend W. W. b. wIIsou
= - romssscry note ana mortgage.
rs addition. and lot :. bIock d, Be,r.
Fourth a
WLAiam Edward swensxeI Va. Charles
nAxI g ux--PrDmisxory note and MORT
First addition.
Inomas b Hardin. IN receiver. ~. Dem
nss "a niEin Ct ai,--Prcmsssory note. s.. 100.
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ALL THREE GO FREE.
Not Enough Evidence to Con
vict japanese Of Murder.
MEADOWS CASE WITH THE jury.
he Claims He Fired In sels-DsSsnse-
Controversy Over Kenyon sesse-
ment % YAc4s.

The trial % the three japanese gan
fhifo~ Aoki. Sh3osaku 0afow and Ytrl-hf
Ezkanaru. charged with rnurdexSnw :
feijow-counsryman named zesno u1reA..
rear Auburn last August, was efssed 81 :
6ctock last night Ia Judge Hum@x' cours
b Dismissal OF the case at the close or
me testimony Tor tbs state.
The case was called for trial at q
O'clock and a Jury speedily Obtained ss
follows: Robert J. Wilson. II. s. Turner
- Kelley. John Miller. W. q. wilson. &:
~ Leighton, W. L. Meredith. Aibert
Lynss. A. Windf. r, c. Hopkins. NtchaeI
Bsunsen. r. H. RsnEek.
The defendants demanded seuarst~
trials. and the case against Makaruaru
tbs man who attempted suicide ia faii
Was hrst taken up. the PRISONER pefnr
represented by ID. +. Cross ana the stafe
by A w. HASTE and w. w. Wilsttre
ire following witnesses were thsn 60
amiaed Ia rapid succession: DR.. q. NJ
Horton. the ex-c0ruuer: John Nasfs. vho
hired the murdered man: his wife sarah
Nails, Frank Berry. r. T.. Nerrf1eld
who sold the butcher knife with whiea,
the murder 10 alleged 70 have been CON-
Initiei. Ysouzachi ard Deputy Sheriff i.
l. Mcdonald.
In substance the witnesses told how
Aayeda hsd bsen found dead In his cahsss
$50 -. s4.s'~t w. ssfa 81Se ID detaaI the
circumstances OF the murder and the nm
friendly relations between the slain man
and the prisoner Al the close Of the
testimony for the state the defendants
counsel moved that the prisoner be dis
charged on the ground OF insuffsciency OF
the evidence. Judge Hamea granted ts.e
melton. saying there was nothing before
the court 70 justify the trial proceedings
further, and Nakamaru walked out OF
the room free man.
The result OF the frfai or gakamaru
was decisive of the csses against sasow
and Aoki, as the evidence was weaker
against them than against Nakamaru.
and on motion of the prosecuting afsor-
ney they were ordered discharged.
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6Ina,sce and frss aging therefor In N.
city treasury . kenxe fee Al TIE rar@
herean sgsciae6s ppvssst that no r@rsss
SHALL be re1azred take pas q riesrsA or
p&y any fea for = p~d.ssng OF newsrxs-
Ferz- magazines. Fad. saIlk or ice. pro-
vs1e1. further: th- All fish sn1 she'll fsh
caught or taken And all articles r~s-
dueed by the iakc 81 the person or x@r-
sozs actrsIiy seEsiy the same ne sxr,raest
from the orerafics OF ordinance 1aM
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FOR PAVING PIKE STREET.
Contract Let to One Among Many
bidders The Bond REQUIRED.

The board Of public works yesterday
afternoon awarded thscontract for paving
Pike street to James Spur & Co. for 81.
f9s 90 The board fixed the contractors
bond under the charter provisions at
$4,000. Under the law another bond OF
81. 5ag 20 will also be- required.
Following Is the list of bidders. together
with the amounts named In their bids
James Spur & Co. 81 500 20. Moore,
Peters 4 Co. SIS. 81 s.. Great Western
Lumber supply Company. $2a.s7I IL: Sfer-
raft & Goetz. 50. s7s.s1, j. +. Garrety &
Co. s2s52s. 5; j. ". Fits g. II. j. Miller
$es. Sa3 IS. Edward Davis. S2s 1871: Aionzo
Hull d c. j. Erickson, So. 80. 50: Flynn q
Rockmark. sd 2ss03
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The crssinas~ss amending the general
psslstlsr<' ordinance passed ~ the board
OF aldermen last Monday permitting faSA
pe<adiers TO hawk sbsAr gceds ahoat the
city pregsaes that's
section l. No person shall pessssss Rssy
article ~ thinx within the city without
frsx oofaiaSng a ihse1ss as > redsie< ii
sAe same rsAnasr prescribed ~ this ov-
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Reduced Rate.

The Great Serthsrn raissay has tuS,
.,,.ress on sale the following Communication
ssckess good In all cases for six rides:
setwsea ralrhsseu or New wbafecna
ara Seattle. sle. Aioant Vernon and So
.tti~. ga. Seattle and Everett. 81.
rsrkets VIII - good for Individual or
err, use ard limited e. sixty days.
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Mns. Nor In slInnes,...

-soo U Make yesterday applied Co the
49,. 80 court Tor . div0vce from Sophia
stnes. Mich. April s, fsz. He ~harx@x
.aal ~ July. 1xA ~. deserte1 hin
snoiy Whist cause. tzksax w4sh her
saeI tSo children. Mary and la. now
aSed 9 ard respectively. Mn. Maks. Il
= sain. nrsf wens TO Finland. bat ssbxs-
QusEsly returned 70 Mfnnexot.
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MINERS TO sow HAY.
Receiver Bryant Authorised 10 Clear
and lfli Land.

In the Superior court yesterday John II.
Bryant. receiver OF the Seattle asoat and
iron Company. was authorised 60 pat
humber of the men in his essrlcy 1T work
10 clear tract OF lard near the Gilman
ccAi mine. In his petition the receiver
Stated that owing 20 the depressed con-
aiion es the coal market and TIRE dGia-
eeSs az business he had been compelled 20
cit working operations 80 that the pres
ez1 force Is row employed only about
ene-shira % the tire. Ry reason 30 this
condition Of affairs, large nunseer 90
employees VIII be ieft without means az
support. IL appeared further tia, the
veFsesny owned a large number Of horses
AMI mules. ard 81 maintain shern large
sasa wss necessary for feed. The tract 10
De cleared IS rseh battasa Land. which ran
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&c put IN cons1ifson sox . $3.50 :, 49, -
:. - xpenss o. Eaa. The cost az tisn r,r1x
- -. e net IN the sanse way an ths <x-
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Mr.. W. NJ. Hubert, the lumber dealer
Of Snohomish, accompanied by his wife,
are visiting the city and are nj the Dilier.
Mrs. Chamberlain OF Snohnpiah. Ia
stopping In the city and is at the piiIer.
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-, Connection With Grcat Northern
Railway.

STEAMER City ef Eiisasaarg. between
x,sa,a,chse and Virginia CITY. will MAKE
her fsrxs trip Of stse season. se2vtng Wen
atehee Mareh =. ~ sooner.
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ri { N

WIS vase sasae All money With doctors whars
VIII send FREE fhs gssscrs gsioa cor ssw
sad positive szmsdy for Erfssass ara lassfsx
esssn seg lost MANHOOD AE5 JMf0rxMcTf gasa
skss = szaetays sat lsufsys sssd DcssssseG tails
wazdesfas fnsFsuts shsss n Para Fs4nss. from
TIA faoxs e.se ssase1 sEris5st IN 1fsssses OF sss
sea 10 grtGsrr o-E.rs tEe Grid sw4s knsw IL
Iasss . nsE snas IT rns saz is sfaf d. she sssne
fnr ysu For senscvsax vsfaaecete sad sTkfx 1l r.
rat1g sNsfGs WAX H4AHsfTN xFrGfr rfrxUxY
esxFg1ofss -aca o seSz1etfEs change VIII -
ggm4e - from 81 - - Gsss ~ IS use thai YOU
nj 4 Ne ssswafsass EpKsy NAN sRsEsrsrr from
xxxE1Ex DE sfESrY. 90 saT 0sssr sfouass Sa1ss4
/ -, AaETFsFzE kEkeEz Ef Hxcsxxex OF any And
shsasa sssa st sans sor ssss prsserspssora an
rtsxn rs eents sn staMSss Adaress psn1agy.
ggI&uy BEfSC0Es Al cstN srsnss. szz
gEsaczseo.
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Lessons tsa -.
FRENCH. MUSIC
AND GERMAN .
Given BY ArrAngemsnA

HxFREKMCEt-1sy David c. 0sysats D.
Nasx's rsesesT. 1A = = Hsnt Yaryow, Lake
Hashin9fou Rev. Nsilaes Aatssng. $50 uai-
versssy srrseg, ana Sarsass Of fovnss pupfie
For furssar fnfegnatton apply - The AfssK3
WuTEkBouBh2 i<ae 1sss ssssss. asax Na1s.
- exss&1A
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Caaniherlain's conSA Reuseiy Is famoas
sor is e,aes al hsd Colds TRY ii and Yea
vi - nsore than pleased With the result.
u b pleasant to take. CAlk:rn Ike il
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GRAIN MARkET.
CHICAGO.


Chicago Aug 3I.-wheat-Cash and
August, 60izc, September. 6Ossc: December.
627sfI6.;c: May, 67izGf57izc.
Coru-Cash and August. 36izc; Septem-
Der. Sc; December, 3j5sc. May. &AGa Ac,
Oats-Cash. August and September. ISIS
1870; December. 19izc: May. 2l7s4E2c-
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Aug. 3l.-Wheat-Oue-half
cent lower; No. hard. SsiaC: No. red
s2eSSc; rejected. 45Q5oc; No. spring. . q
$50.
Corn--SIow: No. mixed and No. 2
oats-sIow: 10. mixed. lsg1g4c: No.
white. 2lG2lizc.
Rye-No. 2 4lC.
Receipts-Wheat. 1900: corn. 1900; oats
Shipments-wheat, 1000. corn and oats
none.
g. Louis Aug i-Wheat-Opened
lower but a. there was no pressure 20 sell
a rlly occurred but the market closed
September. So Gs3ssc; December, s5zsc,
May. ssssc-
Corn-Advanced somewhat on demand
caused by the expectation Of frost bat
de clined later and ciose5 lower than yes
terday. No. ? mixed. cash. 2f2sc: Se7;ern-
Der. BIC asked; December. 33sc. May.
2slkT&isc.
oats-Futures duD ard easier: $40,
steady; No. ?. cash, Isisc; September. ls5sc.
May. 37sc.
Rye-Isower. &c bid.
Bariey-Norninal
Corn rneai-Ef. 757iS9.
Bran-Orere1 east track a; &c. 20 arrive.
and &c bid for spot.
FiaXsss=i--Steadv. &c
Timothy seed-Stesdy s. T6fn.
-Hay-Fairly active but steady anf IN
changed
Receipts-Flour. 700: wheat 500.
corn. 72.s.p. oa.s. = 90
Shipmeuts-FIour. 500. wheat 400.
corn, 500: oats. 1900.
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LIVE sToCR MARKET
CHICAGO

Chicago. Aug Hogz-Rerep rs. 20
generally steady. light. = s.sEff -. r1izs-i.
3 0oa4.s5. heavy. SsQ4is. rough. g -
zGS
Cattle-Recespts. 80. o1n. rorsinaIly w
charged.
shee.-RAcs<p;s. $50. market stszfy.
KANSAS CITY
KazEzs CITY. AuE i-CattIe-Recript
as0: - ifs-nents. I'D. stezzdy. Texas
steers. y-55Gs-sJ; besf s-esrs. E.Tc(y<. g..
Etockerz ard feeders. 3 ZS9sz-
EogE-Receipts. T.7s5. Al prrenfs. 10 .
ready. b1Ik, ts0s1sS .. have. q SO
e.. packers, .-iods-ss. mixed. 81 fs-lfs s.
uzhtE. ss.ssE5-zs. yo-sers. a 9szpf-zss pigs.
z s.sQf15.
sheep-Rsee.pts lss. shipments. 80,
steady.
ST. LOUIS
a. Louis. ABz. 7f.-Czsfie-flscsi =
80 - srue1fa. -. Qu.ef. eTss ed oa~ef a-z
cool bEtchers. BIO 81. Lzh;. 2 coz =
bulk @-Ea.-5s. seekers aDs fss1erE. szS9
Efaa
Eoz-Reeespts- 50; assr-s~-ts Inc;
cents ICEErs heavy. - Ss1GEs z-Ess.
s. ss7fso. nzbt. ~ z3SS~
70 sheep
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COFFEE MARKET.
NEW YORK.

New York, Aug. Sl.-Cofree-Options
opened fairly steady at decline of 5Gl0
points: ruled inactive and weak particular
~ for spring months: closed quiet at a
net decline of 5Ql5 points. Sales. 81. 20
bags, including September. sll.74: Octo-
Der. Sl49J; December. $i4.15lE4.So. and
March, S1455 and March. $3.50
Spot cOffee-Rio dull. No. !. Isc; mild
quiet. barely steady: Cordova, fS sG:lec.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday, 4.21S bags New York stock
today. .O7i bags; United States stock.
3l3 i79 bags. Afoat for the United States.
DID 90 bags. Total visible supply for the
United tSates. 535.479 bags. against 466.s2i
bags last year.
Santos-Firm: good average Santos. 800.
Receipts IS 90 bags: stock. 81 600 bags.
Hamburg-Dull; prices iiG1 pfenning de-
cline: sales, 5000 bags. Monday Will be
holiday.
Havre-Opered steady AZ Z franc de-
cline; al IL O'Clock closed steady at y net
decline: sales. 5000 bags.
Rio-Nominal; No. :. 13, 500. Exchange
II ll-15d. Receipts. 1900. Cleared for the
United States, 500 Cleared for Europe.
$3.50. Stock. al COO
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BANK CLEARINGS.
ct InIUS

ST LOUIS
St. Louis. Aug. sI.-Clearings. s. 81 SIS;
balance. S,Sc51i. Money, 5G7 per cent
New York exchange. par bid
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia. Aug. 3l.-Clearirgs. s., SO. =
5iS: balances. Sii7l. Ae. For the week
Clearances, 50. so. 2Sl; balances. s.. sso. o52
For the month: Clearances, SeS722.ssS5, iSi
balances, 81 2S5. SS5.
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore. Aug. S.@Clearngs today.
81 Sag. S.; balances, so SIS For the week
Clearings. slo.2 .s4S; balances. S.5sS. GA.
For the month: Clearings. lisa. oeS.
CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati. Aug. Sl.-Money. 4T6 per cent
New York exchange. par and . cents
premium.
Clearings today. ss9s. So: for the week,
so. 1880; for the week last year. SO. So7
$50. For the month, SIS. So, SO; for the
month last year. s.. ~. SO.
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pieces s. square contracts at ; lie
cents Sales for the week $4,000 pieces
FALL RIVER
FAN River. Mass. Aug. 31.-The week.
ly print cloth statement issued today
by Messrs Remington and Davcl shows
an advance in sales OF odds over last
week of $4,000 pieces. falling OF in
sales The slight advance IN cotton
seems to tend 10 keep up prices and
there are prospects Ct al advance of
1-16 cents.
Production for TIE week 80. 900: de-
liveries 2s6.000: stock on hand, odds.
1900; 64xs4's. 1900: total 7S.neo.
Last weeks stock 10. cf1: saies odds
10000; 6tx6i's $4,000: .olaI 27i 900. Spots
s.. Gee; futures 221 900.
Sales for weekly deliveries: Septem-
Der $4,000: October 9s.s99; November
10000: December 1890: January 1898
5000. February Qse5) 2,oe9 Market
firm at 5 cents
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wr. rred IflDeT. q Irving. II. whites
RAT re had a severe Et1nsy troslhis
Tor r-anT yearz. zfts severe ras,a jn
his hack ara aisS tat rs bladder va
Affected. BE tired nas.y s1-eziis'i Elsf-
nxy Ct sen bot without aS7 god re-
-1if Ehort q yss- sEo - began fte
tz.s q FsIe~r-ir fslft~rs As5 foCrs ressaf
a. c-.ea Ks~rfrsc ilifsFrz IA <ss.sssa ~
ADAPTED % cure q al EscTsT al zlz
iy0atisz AID oftes yves Almost irsas
-rrs4, Cs.s~ tT1Ei xii s1use Our rsas-
merit pre- oaiy sec- for is-xe k@.s,gs
~ tae drug stores 20 SShzTsss Las
r~rscs AID g GsGx1E
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CHICAGO Board of Trade

As mary co1zriatr.s aye coming 20 fss
Cilcazco Bezrt C Trade sA1~1-F faz-
r@-ro-s iltsr1-.g 70 deal n ErGi1 al
prgTsstaas through rzs-nh-ere o. -he Bears
ard EzS3ect - "a g4.ef zrc sesrE-z-lgrs.
AZ r-e5e5 lnTo 1e2lnr ~ifa sesse-E or
fms who have 70 cDErer-3c- &4ts sssa
Pear .he rsseffc g. czEiiocs1 gsss1st
Eszts1E ~tf1 such rs~sczs o. eczs zEf a
asss thzf GECfeIE = STDSK. &c.
-s-zr-. ~. aaszsE aaY sso1l=ssh ss .
zss.eS- arg TszTffr39zf ferN1r - Arm "a
4 rsxrzne~ q Sc Hart
GEORGE =. stone. SScrs:Axy.
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DRY GOODS MARKET
NEW YORK

New yo-E. lug. 1.-THE quantity ~
goods Distributed has been pae1omi1ai
Merch7a Iss.nE has been unmarked -
4 tfrre = speculs ton. but ns< b u
c1.5r,~-sa AZ tale irEtaEce y iezs-l-nz .
dera-G. and lac move we<s-s ~ trade
% similar proportions a. h.-tgs TIE
TIE activity rer-zEs~l nss
bee- rr7rsIr-e-- = al r1s-k-s g =
n. e7sIs y RE szs~ ~n8 f-7sa Ats7z-
re 10 ta- Rockies ari ~ WANING - not
II sssh, Printing cloths >@i-zy artsv-
ana {. demand. wifi sA.cs os -s.s9s
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PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, Aug. E.-Pork-Cash, August
and September. ssS5: January. So 92,-.
L.ard-Cash. August and September $ s5;
January, s5.971s.
Ribs-Cash. August and September. $50;
January, S.1I1a.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Aug. 31.-Bran-Steady. 81
G5Sc.
Hay. butter and eggs-Firn. unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST Louis. Aug. i.-Butter-Cncharged.
ESSs-Higher. lie.
Whisky-Steady. S.2-
Lead-Dull and weak. S.25.
Spelter-Dull, S.07la sellers
Cotton ties and bagSing-Cnchanged
Pork-Standard mess. jobbing. $50.
Lard-Higher; prime steam. SOB; choice.
S5.S5.
Bacon-Shoulders. Cboxed). SIS; longs,
$50: ribs. S662iz; shorts, sos.
Wool-Unchanged
NEW YORK.
New York, Aug. 3I.-Sugar-Raw dull:
fair refining, e%aG27sc. centrifugal. 80 test,
81 d31.c.
Refined-Quiet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-01
KNIGHTS OF THE MAccAsEEs

The State Commander writes US from
Lincoln. Neb-. as follows. After
trying other medicines for what SEEM
ed TO be a very obstinate cough in our
two children We tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery and at the end OF tXo day=
the cough entirely left them. We
Will not be without il hereafter. as our
experience proves that il cures where
all other remedies fail. Signed =. w
Stevens. State Com--Why not give this
medicine trial. as il is guaranteed
and trial bottles are free at the drug
stores or Charles Lawrence and G.
Gehring. Regular size Soc and 500
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-01
NEW YORF
FLOUR MARKET.

NEW 1ORk.
New York. Aug. Si.-Flour-Recefpt
~. 700 barrels: exports, % Go barrels: quiet
and firm. Rye flour dull
MINNEAPOLIS.
Minneapolis. Aug. 3l.-Flour-Easy: first
pa tents, $3.aNI3.J0: first clears. S2.60I2 s..
second clears. S2-e5Q2.3o; bakers, S2.20l
$50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-01

Winfield Sentinel: In Wichita bows
have become tired OF waiting for the
girls and have dcnned the bloome-s
themselves.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-01
SNOW is ROASTED
cHALLINER REPORTS ON TIE STATE
UNIVERSITY.

's~te accountant Finds the Accounts % the
cor.ey and system but Objects to Ono
ana the Same Man BEING Secretary.
Treasures and Purchasing Asess-Then
He says Chancellor snow is Trying To
Equal Harvard and the State Doesn't
Need IL and Can't Pay for IL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-01

Coalers and a Few of the Industrials Mani
fest Notable Activity-Buying for the
Long Account Encouraged bv Higher
Quotations for Americans in London
Independent Distillers Jar the Trust
Stock-1mportance and Effect OF Erie
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Strong on higher
Marke;s-High Mark for Changers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-01
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NORTH today = VA f-rrn o7e Co
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north fed. EarN prare'97 Faif rat
u. T. T. sfoolT ~ sTa1THAri hai
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r~-v -o.r- ans r. ree~f e srf,s Ffe-
go e~e-sa - go ~ = frafe lad =
a. ss~--.--a- Norm rrrs.=f taat ere
-.s..-,s =, Yr-~4s -rr~r 81 u~f1 ~ as
re ,.sr,-1s = ssss17 -asssst.s. aa1 zrfs
70: II re~z - ~ RIs1re.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-01

Mrs. Lizzie NOBLE Gives a Party Where the
Baby Pictures of the Guests are Exhlb-
tied and Guessed Upon-Niss Trook Is
Given a Party by Misses Muivey, Brook
and McGee-FareweH Reception Is
Given for Mrs. Corner-Several Picnics
Given at Linwood-General News of
Society.