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RAILROAD THE TABLE.

11:O0 = Ashland and Portland. G;20 y
6:45 A|CaIistoga and Napa......... $40 Z
800 Z Calistoga and Napa........ 11:2O \
1925 \ Deming FL PaSO ana East 6:1O I
800 PiColtax and TOwies........... 1908 Y
7:1O 2 Knights La'dg i Oroville 7:45 A
1923 AIIos Angeles.-.................. 6;10
600 PILos Angeles. s................. .... 1928
11:40 AIAtlantic Express for Og-i
den and Est. GAO
and East..~........ - $50 A
sos L Oroville via RoSeV'l 'le inc 1913 a
*G:45 Red Bluff Via Woodland $3.50
3:05 p Red Bluff Via MarysviIle 10:15 y
1880 a Kedding via Willows. 800 =
200 Z san Fran co via Benicia..l 11:20 A
6:1O a san Fran co via Bcnicia.- $40 2
6:45 a san Fran co via BenlCia. 10:35
300 p IAN Fran co via Benicia. $40 z
$1,000 \ San Franco via steamer s6:0O A
1925 A san Fran. via Livermore 2:5O L
1925 a san nJose.................. 2:5O Z
1929 a Santa Barbara.................. 6:10
*6:45 y Santa aRosa...................., *8:lO
300 PlSanta Rosa............ ............ 11:2O A
Stockton and CALI. 6:10 p
1925 A Stockton and Galt.......... $50 P
$50 PlStocktOn and Galt........... 1925 y
11:4O A'1ruckee and Reno..-....... G:4O p
1000 PfTruckee and Reno.~......... $50 A
Gas AINallejo .............. $40 p
300 PiNallejo ................ 1920 y
$3.50 q Folsom and Placerville.. %2:40
*4:10 PIFolsOm and Placcrvllle. j*l1:O5 A
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WYE GUARANTEE To GIVE FOR $50
w and upwards the best meal 81 the MIS-
SISSIPPI KITCHEN OF any place in the city.
OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE.
Open night and day. 1921 qhird streees
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tSunday excepted. SMonday excepted.
A-For morning. P-For afternoon.
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Trafhc Manager.
7. II. GOODMAN, Gen. Passenger Agent.
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KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS.
SISKIY0U COUNTY, CAL.

Fifty Miles From Mt. Shasta, Twenty
Miles From Ager, California and
Oregon Railroad.
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N&N
@-,slsM
FN1
neA
VS&|
LADIES
With
NARROW
FEEE.

Lot Of Ladies
French and
DOngOIa Kid
Button Shoes.
Sold from So
to s.. In
sizes 2, 2,
8 and g; 3;
widths A, B
and c. Price,
zoe.
Lot Of Ladies'
s. 80 Kid
FOyed Button
Shoes; sizes
2, 2, 8, I
and I; B and
c wi d t h
Price, Zoe.
Lot Of Mems So
Calf Button
Shoes; sizes
), 555 and 6.
81 40.
y
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STATE HOUSE HOTEL
Corner Tenth and K Sts., Sacramento.
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of confidence and that neral and per-
manent prosperity couid only coma
when the Democratic party was voted
out of power in every branch of the ma
tional government.
Taking the financial question the
governor said: I'm the first two years
under the fiscal policy Of Hr. (leve-
lands administration which is 30
warmly commended By the Springfield
convention, the government has been
compelled to borrow 1858 900 o09 and the
maintenance of the gold reserve aow
depends upon a syndicate of foreign
and home capitalists who are under
contract to preserve the credit Of the
nation until the first day of October "A
syndicate unknown to the laws and IN
recognized In the government, hired TO
sustain the credit Of the government.
What a spectacle.
''On the subject Of money, the re-
publican party stands wrehe Is has 81
ways stood-for good money, whether
silver or paper, all to be under national
authority, at all times and everywhere
equal and Interchangeable, which NIL
honestly measure the exchanges Of the
people and deceive and cheat nobody.
1t must be as sound and strong as the
government itself, and as free from
stain or tints as the flag of our coun-
try
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WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Sept. 1o.-The tone OF the
wool market IL steady this week. thu
only noticeable exception being domes-
tic woods The sales show a more de-
clded decrease than for several weeks
past.
The following arc the quotations OF
the leading descriptions; Ohio and
Pennsylvania fiseces. y and above. II
TO IS cents: Xxx and above. Is and -
cents: No. 1 combtng - cents: No. 2
combing. . cents. Michigan. Wisconsin
etc. IS To fsiz cents; No. I Michigan
conbtng, - cents; X New York and
New Hampshire and Vermont. Is Co
ISL cents. Unwashed medium Ken
lucky. and Main quarter-biood c<ysab-
Ing. 10 cents. Missouri arr Maine three
eighth blood con1biug. Isl to 10 cents.
Indiana and Missouri thrceeigbth blood
Is To ISL cents; lake and Georgia, II
20 IS cents. Texas woods spring me-
dunn az moufha). IL 10 IL cents SCOUT
ed price. 81 TO % cents. Springs finc.
il 10 . cents. secured price. % % .
cents. Territory woods. Montana. flns
medium and fire. IL 10 IL cents. SCOUT
ed - 10 81 cents Montana medium.
IL to is cents: secured price. 81 70 ~
cents: Wyoming. etc. fine medium and
fine % 20 "A cents. secured price. . %
% cents
California woods. northern rpring. II
% 10 cents: secured price. % 70 "a cents.
middle country spring. II 20 = c@ffs.
secured pT1cs. b 20 - centA Austria
Ian. secured basis. ccFnb!nz supsrfine.
~ 10 - cents. comb.ng bod. 90 60 ~
cents: corntipg average. - 20 - cezfs.
Queensland cOfubing. - 70 ~ cests,
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The Warrior and His snuYbox.

At some maneuvers of the volunteers
in Dumfriesshire the troops were divid-
ed into two parts, an attacking and a
defending force. The former were
posted behind hedge during some
skirmishing. when one of the defend
ers suddenly burst through and was
Immediately surrounded. Down with
your arms-you're my prisoner" cried
the sergeant. Nae. nae, mon" re-
turned the intruder, coolly, I'm nae
preesoner." Il tell you we are the
enemy" cried the sergeant Il dinna
care whether we're the enemy or nae. :"
retorted the'intrepid volunteer: Il hse
lost ma snuffbox and I'm ne caun back
without it" Amid general laughter
the valiant warrior was allowed to
look for INA snuff box" and when he
had found it he departed in peace.-N.
Y. World.
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RIP VAN WINklE IN CHINA.
He Stopped to Watch . Lengthy Game o,
Chess.

A Chinese writer, Tcheng- Ki-Tong,
describes Chinese chess as a game Of
patience. 1t is played with three hun
dred and sixty-one pawne, and the
player sometimes deliberates half an
hour before moving one of them. Lit
erary men and ladies are said to be
fond Of il. and what sounds more like
ly, people who have retired from
business" There are three sounds,
the writer SAYS, which help to turn
ones thoughts toward what is pure and
delicate; the sound of falling water, the
murnur Of wind Ia the trees, and the
rattle OF chess pawns
: In the time of the Tching dynasty. as
the story goes, a woodcutter who had
gone to the top Of mountain for a
days work. found two young men there
playing chess. He stopped 10 look on,
and presently became deeply interest
ed. and after awhile one OF the play
ers gave him q piece Of candied frui, 20
eat.
: The game grew more aud more ex-
citing. The woodcutter forgot his work,
and sat hour after hour with his eyes
on the board. At hast be happened to
look at his ak The handle of it had
,rotted away.
That frightened him He Jumped NJ
and FASTENED down the mountain the
village. Alas among all the people O.
the street he recognized 10. one. and
he found on inquiry that several cen
lturies had passed since be started on;
with his Ak.
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S~T To~k. SIT 0-Eaotos-ss~asy:
good average santos =. 80: rsoe.ptz n
90 tss -. F7ock. eco ba1N.
HAMBURG. a. gfsnaisg lower: sal~s.
1900 bags
Pfc-FT--n: No T.3o =. $50. r~sesp.s
= 90 tazS Clearess for fhe Tntsed States.
200 bags. cleared for Europe. 13.ss. stock
l<i ssss tssgE-
Spot Rlo--ruii: No :. isz.es MD dun anss
rorns raS. CoEsSoTa- 80 09sc-
Warehouse deliveries from View York
yesterday. -. Sc baxs. <eT York sfeck tn
eizy. ~ 60 bags. TnStz-t States ~to<-s. ~
80 bar. aS1<.t fo~ tte Tcsts5 States. "a
f.n bzs-s: total visible supply FOR ne
United ssa1e<. %. 81 baz.. szzlaz. - IL
lsaxs las, year.
Arnzrs-s1ars-Tb- Dutch sale z~us 81
zSoe1. = cent besov brokers' yzfszs ssos1 I.
MARKET GuA~fs good orsssrzry lava. 80
Sanse<s-ff e.ssiy rsE1-rs cc-1e se~a4y I.
good 3ve-z<a. E<r - X sos - $50. r@osssp;@
E1-lDe EsS7k- 15f.snn. stlrrozc-s 70 raatess
Ssa.e-s. > 9fss, STOCK g.s1
Rso-Teek1y Tegort. coTe~ srms CT
charge sr-os ssz-xsz-1 - 30 r~re-,ss
6u-az ~@ek. 81 ~ss. sstFsrssE.s 20 tie
Cn1ted State. E.ssss. stock. 5sssa.
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BANK CLEARINGS .

New York. Sept. 1e.-Clearings, o1o3.-
5S5. ol0; balances. $3.50. los.
Boston. Sept 10-CIearings, si5.I74.-
1890; balances, 1857. 435.
Baltimore. Sept 10--Clearings, a.
ess. 70i; balances. $ss1, ess
Chicago. Sept 1o.-Ciearings, si3.-
5S5,v Money easy. Rates. GG4iz
par cent for call loans and 5G5Iz per
cent for commercial paper New York
exchange 20 cents discount Bankers
U<ondon) sterling. 81 ss2. G4ssa.
81 Louis, Sept Io.-Ciear1ngS. 81
o95,05s; balances. 81. 800 Money 5ds par
cent New York exchange - cents dis
count bid
Philadelphia. Sept 1e-clearings 3d.
% 02s; balances, s.. ssI, 55s.
New ORLEANS. Sept 10.-Clearings,
81, 30. sI1.
Memphis. Tenn. Sept. io.-Cleariags.
sl9s. 600; balances. s77,ee1 Eastern ex-
change, $50 premium
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FOgKIGN FINANCE.

London. Sept 10 ?. n--cioslng-
Co1sois For EloRsy IG7 55-fs- for the ac-
count ie71s; Canadian Pacific. Sd.
Canadian Pacific. 7sia: Illinois Central.
1914: Mexican ordinary "a: 81 Paul.
common, .s7s. New YORK Central. if6 = {:
Pennsylvania. $. Reading. IS;t Eexs-
can Central. rew foE-s. IL. bzr silver.
Ss-ls E-er ounce, Enole5. Z. pr cent
TIE rate % discount Z ta- ep=1 mar
kst for short bills. = per cent; FOR tn-~ze
months bills. = p-T cent
The amount u b1lison withdraw
from The Bank = England on balance
today was E77I 90.
Cold : quoted today at Ruenes Ay-
re- a. zts5a. Madrid. 1879. I-sst,yn.
III. s. Petersburg. -. AGaezz. 80
go-ne laz =. Vienna 1SS
Paris. sept is. ,. 1ag-Tarse pr
cant rsatss fa- frs5cz. liz centirn-s
for the account Excazazse II is8sca
= francs. go confines s0- the account
Berlin. sept la.-Taee weekly stats
meat 81 re Imperial Bank 81 ess~nsz-y
shows he following changes az ccr-
par-d xfsa TIE g1.sfo1s accounts
Cash Il band Decreased is-z.3.e9s MARKS
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Eagle Baseball Notes.

| Eagle Baseball Notes.
st. Louis is within hailing distance OF
Washington.
| Three out Of four this week is not sc
bad for the Reds.
| Pitcher Wilson Of Cleveland is threat.
ened with malaria fever.
Pitcher Fifield, released by Anson
has made a hit in Detroit
Louisville has won but one game
| from Brooklyn this season.
The Phillies now have won seven
straight games-their best record this
season.
Parrot, Rhines and Dwyer won a
game each this week. VIII wonders
never cease?
Plttsburg wanted three games from
Philadelphia. They received three de-
feats instead.
Catcher Joe Sugden of Pittsburg is
slowly recovering from a severe attack
of typhoid fever.
Johhy Foreman pitched a great game
Tor Pittsburg Wednesday. Only three
hits were made off him.
The Pittsburgs had lost eleven
straight before they brought up at
New York on Wednesday.
There may still be some good in Tom
Parrot, but the chances are that it is
buried under lot of bad
Pitcher Ortiz of Philadelphia has a
sarcastic emile that is exceedingly dis
agreeable to opposing batsmen.
The Reds are moving up on New
York and Pittsburg and the end of the
week may see them in the first division
Tuck Turner's popularity in Philadel-
phia is on the wane. He lost two
games for Philadelphia last week;
hence the soreness.
Connie Mack is playing first base for
Pittsburg during the illness of Jake
Beckley. Connie is not as good as
Buck Ewing on the bag.
In Indianapolis on Labor Day each
outfielder had a policeman for an as
sistant. 1t was SO on account of the
large crowd at the game
Pitcher Moran of Pittsburg is being
upbraided for not kicking when he gets
the worst of it on balls and strikes.
He must be a model player.
Miller's home run is said to have been
the longest ever made on the Washing
tons grounds. Those longest hits"
will break in some way or other.
Chris Won der Abe is said to be will
ing to sell Breitenstein, Ely and Peitz
at the close of the present season. Why
not throw in Quinn and Cooley, too?
President Pat Powers OF the Eastern
league is mentioned IN connection with
the New York team management for
next season. And there are others.
Pitcher Meekin of Louisville was
purchased from Rochester. His debut
on Tuesday was good beginning. He
was with Louisville several years ago.
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THE WEATHER,
Wichita. Sent 10

Nlcnlpd, sept. IL.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair: cooler on Thursday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was % degrees, the
lowest 20 degrees, and the mean So de-
greeS. with clear weather, fresh south
wind and nearly stationary pressure.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been rs degrees which is
9 degrees above the normal.
For the past seven years the average
temperature for the month of September
has been 50 degrees, and for the 10th day
Il degrees. FRED l. JOHNSON,
Observer.
Washington. Sept 1O-Following is the
forecast up till p. M. Wednesday:
For Kansas-Generally fair Wednesday
warm, southerly winds; cooler Wednesday
night.
For Oklahoma-Fair; continued warm;
southerly winds.
For Colorado-Local showers; cooler
Wednesday evening.
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Real Estate Transfers.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstrac,
and Land company
Rachel l. Hobbs lots 15S 1St Ida
ave Hunters second add lots IL
Bon ave Lawnfield add, lot III
Court st lot IS Wichita st city lots
so and SO Topeka ave Zemmerlys
third add lots II and Is Santa Fe
add lot los Chuch st oringial
town :. :. -. :. ............s55 ss1
j 7 Cunningham lots Is IL Wash
ington ave Hibergers add lots l
and . blk Santa Fe add lots
"a and 9S Emporia ave emmerlys
third add lots 142 AS Ida ave
Hunters second add north 81 #
of lot 80 ZemmerlyS add lot Isl
Wichita st original town I'd 80. 26969
Luther Burns hf NV or % 3w.. 300
George A Ewigert ne or "A % lie
wd... 49,. -. -. -. ........... $500
Margaret TrOne tract ne or of
he or % n lie 140x100 # qcd. ... l
Frederick Sloter lots 50 and 81 En-
paria ave n A Englishs add d.. 500
P S Hartman tract 165x300 in lot )
of block Chautauqua add. 100
Amount of mortgage relea sed.... 250
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PRODUCE MARKET.
KANSAS CITY


Kansas City. Sept. I9.--Bu'.er-F1rm
Creamery. iiiz0f7c. dairy. I2di4c-
ERg-VeTy firm. Iizc-
Bay-Slow; timothy. e. SpEfli-Se: prairie
s5.0gs-5ot
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis Sept. e-BUt:er--Hi- Cher,
fancy Elgin. &c; separator creamery. $50
Ec.
EgZ1-F1rrn. T2c-
Whszty-Gi2
Iead-I>owcr. g. fS<75E.
Sr,elter-FIrrn. 81 5ZszI41Tz.
Cotton les an. baxg5ag-Tnchanr~f
T'ork-45tan1ard mesa jobosng- $l-,g
Ss7tk
Iart-Prfrne steam. = 80: choice. Ss-T5-
Bacon-Shouiders 0,oxesB. r1: longs.
SO: r7hs. = En-: sSortS- y =.
Rrz2-Duu and lower. east track, ia
E25zc
Hay-DrI'. FIN anS ecarcc. timothy.
3 SSSsfs =: rrairss. = 9s,75s.51. this side.
Cor. naeal-Si 7s5f -
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A Queer Greeting.

Sir John Macdonald OF Canada Wa
e. great meeting II Scotland. and a
bishop from Belgium was present As
the party was being escorted by BODY
Of men in Highland costume, the for
e;rn bishop. seeing the bare legs and
kits asked why these men were with
out trousers Its just local Gus
tom" eravely replied Sir John IN
some places. people take OF their mas
ss mark OF honor TO distinguished
guests: here they tase Of their irosls-
c-s T-Uolden Days
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beef Sseers Aon045O native cows. 81 -
Is: stockerS and fees3er4 s. 004S5s bulls
$1-as9S.O.
Hog-Reccip;s 400: shipments none:
iceil5 cents lower: bulk Of sales. Aao0
40: heavies, 2S<4-:5: packers. Aaos7&a -
mixed. 0-&kfse =: light. N-Ssti.3o: yortefS.
Si.asai.3o: pigs. N0s:S5a
Sheep-Receipts sSD: Shipments 10.
steady. lambs. Gs5eiS-so: muttonS, 500
800.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, Sept. observation-disclosures -
90: shipments. 40: generally steady and
demand good. export steers. s. s.. fair
TO good shipping steers. si0ss5.6e. dressed
beef and good butcher steers. sac e0s
bulk OF sales. 81 1sSl s.se. stockers and feed
ers S-SsIS.5: cows ard he.fers. s1ap51 SOC
Texas and Indian steers. S.s5sS5s. cows
and hesfers. SsessSs5
Hoss-Receipts. 4.aa; shipments. H0s
about 10 cents lower; heavy. Aio<aA -
mixed. 81 7Ssl4- n. light. $s.esT45.
Sheep-Rece-pts. 500; shipments none:
strong.
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CORN CROP Is SAFE.
iowa ard Illinois have Fears of Neither
DrOuth Nor Frost.

Dies Moines, Ia, Sept. 1e.-The Iowa
weather crop bulletin issued today
says: The greater portion of the corn
crop is now practically safe, and har-
yesting is in progress in all districts.
Chicago, III, Sept. 10.-The Illinois
weather crop bulletin issued today says:
A great deal of early corn has been cut
and work is being pushed rapidly. The
ground is in good condition for blowing
and much has been done. Little wheat
will be sown and the work will not be
general before the middle of the month
Pastures are growing fast and fall feed
is assured.
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LOAN MARKET.

New York, Sept I0.-Money on call.
19l1z Per cent; prime mercantile paper,
312I5A per cent. Sterling exchange.
dull and weak with actual business in
bankers bills at 81. s93+ e7490 for demand
and sass. 94.s3 for 81 days. Posted
rates. s4-S94490 and si90ai91 Com
mercial bills, 1851 GiSS5z. silver Ger
tificates, GA G571s- Government bonds
steady; state bonds, inactive. Rail-
road bonds, firm.
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WICHITA POULTRY co.
NEW YORK.

NEW 1OKk.
New York. Sept. 10.--Cotton-Sseady:
Mtddling, SIC; net receipts. none. gross.
1,249 bales: exports TO Great Britain.
So bales; sales GO bales. al spinners:
stock. 16l 1861 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
lew Orleans. Sept. 10.-Cotton-Ffrm:
middling. z l5-Isc: low middrnx, Z aldo.
good ordinary. TIC: net and gross re-
ceipts. 4.023 bales; coastwise. soc bales.
sales. 800 bales: stock. q. go bales.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. Sept. 10.--Cotton firm: no
sales reported: receipts ia bales: ship
ments 1Ss bales. stock Z 400 bales.
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DOGS FOR USE IN Wa7.

Trained to carry Ammunition and "a
Seek Out the woanded in Battle.
Some very interesting experiments as
to the utility Of war dogs were recent
~ made in connection with the Ores
den international dog show on the
race course near Dresden, says foreign
exchange. A company was supposed
to be covering some transports OF
horses against an imaginary enemy.
In order to do this more effectually
some non-commissioned officers, accom-
panied by dogs, were sent forward to
watch the approach of the enemy.
They advanced about mile and a
quarter, whilst keeping mp commune
cation with the company by means of
the dogs. In this way the company
was kept fully informed as to the
movements of the enemy, and could
stop the transport Of horses in good
time before the attack.
The same dogs were also used for
carrying ammunition to the firing line,
each dog being provided for this pur-
pose with a kind of saddle holding
ebout three hundred cartridges. The
animals viii go along the lines, stop
, ping in front of every man, who takes
the number of cartridges he requires.
When the ammunition is exhausted tho
dog will hurry back to receive fresh
supply, and thereupon resume the dis
tribution.
The dogs are also trained to find tho
wounded and attract the attention of
the ambulance men IN various ways,
some remaining near the man and
barking until assistance arrives, some
rnnning off to find an ambulance man
and lead him to the spot. and othe-a
taking the mans forage cap or tearing
away a piece Of his clothing and carry.
inQ il to the attendants.
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GOLD WITHDRAWALS.
London stock Exchange.

New York, Sept. l0-The Posts
London cablegram says: The settle
ment checked business today and main
ly as a result of this, Americans ruled
lower. The average decline was IL to
81. The account in the members not
very heavy but American banking
houses took a good deal OF stock from
firms which re-lent the money to the
kaftir market. The tone was steady.
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treasury notes decreased s.5co. 900
marks: other securities increased $780,
600 marks: notes In circulation increas-
ed. Il. $40 900 marks.
Exchange on London eight days sight
20 marks As figs
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Ee- Nice dog. yerT. Hare vou
saugh; it any new srscsss since was
here ias.2
She fsweeslyl-Yes; il viii fetch your
bat. If you whistie.-Puck
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By Far the Most Pleasing.

The Young Lady OF Accomplish
ments-Which OF these songs would You
most enjoy hearing me sing?
The Bored 0ne-The shortest--Chi.
caps Record
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Em,n.ntly Practical Suggestion.

Mr.. Billus-I've had roaring in my
head all day. l think Ill consult a
doctor about it
Mrs Billus-Hadnt you better con-
suit Observation-Disclosures Tribune.
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HIS Only CaI.c-.

Il wonder If Shopper has learned TO
ride his wheel yet Have you seen him
iately?"
NO. believe no one is permitted to
see him but the doctor. Town Topics.
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PLAYING 1T ALONE
HMAHON BEATS CLEVELAND. SIP
Port Or NO SUPPORT.

same Called in the Last Half of the Eighth
with the Poorspiders Nowhere-Phillies
Crack Two Dozen Hits Out of the Colo
nels' Pitching - Cincinnati BroDkIyn
oameNotabie forfiood Fielding -Kissin-
ger OF the Browns is Too Much for the
BostoDs-COits Beat the Giants In Two
G2meS-Westerp (,ameS,
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DRY GOODS MAKKgI.
KEW YORK.


View York. Sept fs-Azents have ai-
Tsnc~d prices a. follows. Hi ,s-inch
bIs-achea cotton 20 "a cents. Otis No.
4 blue te7n4Es /. cant Palmer 20 blue
densns a cent. Columbian bsasy
brown deTslas y cent Tssrn5yk he
ticking. al numbers. u cent Printing
cloths firm =: Ia cent sor - squares.
xifh Eal~s o. s.yse pieces. Brown cot
toas % al weights Ia god inquiry for
SPOT gods. bat new SAFES hgft b-soa1se
az deliveries on contracts taxing care
q receipts Iob5e-s 5o4ax a good t4s4-
ress. Mzrkes firm al around
FALL RIVER
Pail RIVER. Hsss sept i9.--Pr.rs-
e.Sfbk spots and zggstTzoss aoif this az
tsrnooa a. ~ cenis. al 43sasse~ % lis
cent 1lD1eT1tc sz.eE.
Manchester
8aurass.er. Eegf- te--cioshs quiz:
business On a vsFy restricted Scala
Yarns SfrpHZ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-11

Notes from the stock Yards.
The shippers who had stock on the mar
ket today were: A. Hurhaucr Muivaae.
cattle and hogs. ]. f Cooley. Rose Hfli,
hogs; w. Shinn. Derby. hogs. =. g. Shsess
of Anoover.shogS