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NOT THAT KIND OF PARITY.
Bryan Refers to the Parity Between the
Dollar and Other Property.

Lexington. Ky. July 5.-Congress-
man Bryan commanded the closest at
iention of a large audience here to-
night in arguing for bimetallism.
He said monomstaliiSts discuss the
difficulty in maintaining the parity be-
tween the two metals. while binetal-
lists are more anxious 10 maintain the
parity between the dollar and all OH
er property.
He quoted from Sherman, Blaine a.
Carlisle showing that the Destruction
Of silver as money and the adoption OF
the universal gold standard would in
crease the purchasing power OF the
dollar and bring great embarrassment
TO society in general. while /; would
benefit the capitalists. He asserted
that the masses favor bimetallism-
CAPITALISTS favor a gold standard as
the most profitable TO owners OF money
and credit He showed that 8 change
in the ratio would lessen the volume
of money and make money dearer he
Quoted William e. Corwell. president
of the New York Bankers association.
rs saving that International bimetal-
lism is a delusion and fraud and ne
insisted that the United States should
AZ once restore the free and unlimited
coinage OF silver at 10 20 I because il
was possible for the United States TO
do so. and because there was no posi-
biiity of International aid
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Eagles Sporting Notes.

There are now four Clarkes playing
In the league. New York has two.
Arlie Latham says 1.-The drinking
man is seldom an athlete. although he
may practice a great deal on the hori-
Zontal bar"
1t has been finally decided to aban-
don the tricycle. championships in
England, which have been growing less
popular from year 10 year.
In the near future some few changes
Will be made in the l.. a. w. racing
rules TO cove. the professional events.
But little change viii be necessary,
however.
job Gardiner, Syracuse racing
man. was seriously injured recently by
his bicycle collapsing under him while
training. He will probably lose the
sight of one eye.
Joseph McDermott. brother-in-law
Of Arthur A. Zimmerman, states that
Zimmerman will meet Johnson in
match race. the entire receipts 10 go
10 some charitable object.
Jake Beckley gets one war cry and
then sticks 10 il all summer like a Poll
parrot with its Polly want a cracker"
This year he says. 'All day. Got all
day" and keeps it going all the after
noon.
Young Corhett is 10 meet Shadow
Maber in Baltimore July Is; Kid Nc
Coy at Wheeling. w. Va, July %.
and Billy Smith in Boston August %
There is some talk of matching him
against McAuliffe for the champion
shin.
Mrs Roe who is walking with her
husband. Charlie Roe. from Denver to
Philadelphia on wager Of $4,000. was
taken i'll at Laporte. Ind. last week.
and is now confined 10 her room at q
hotel They are walking IN an aver
age of thirty-two miles per day, and
have been on the road five weeks and
five days.
The West Side baseball team went
II Belle PIaine Thursday 10 play
game with the Indian OF that place.
The boys were in good form and with
the exception OF two errors. put UP
good game. The Belle PLANES were
too heavy for the Clippers, however,
and won by an easy score. The boys
are proud of the trea tment they receiv-
ed. and all report an elegant time
on Thursday afternoon amid the ex-
element at Hayesville an exciting
baseball game was going on between
the Washington School nine OF this
city and the Haysville Clippers. which
resulted in a victory for our boys by
score of ii TO l.. The batting ny
Dreamer, Cracrew. Parks and Bump.
and the running catch by Day and
Dreamer were the features OF the game
The batteries Were: Wichita, Bump
and Cracraft: Haysville. Black and
Boomers. Ed Potts Of Wichita was
unanimously chosen as water carrier.
Any protests made by clubs that
players have been fined without the
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captain Of the team being notified are
not worth the paper they are written
On. Before the rule was changed it
was necessary for the umpire to notify
the captain of a team whenever he i'm
posed financial penalty upon player.
AS it is now no player will ever know
what he was fined for unless the UNI
pire is summoned before the national
league and made to tell. 1t is easy to
see that some umpire having a long
standing grudge against any player or
players might at the end of the season,
or before that time, impose heavy fines
and then laugh at the player, the latter
having no redress. The whole system
of filming players this year is a gross
piece of injustice and the result of
hasty and illadvised legislation. Had
the league magnates taken time to
think, or taken the advice of newspa-
per critics, they would have accom-
plished twice as good by keeping fines
at the old limit with an ironclad pro-
vision that the players must pay their
fines and that they must be notified
for what reason they were fined.
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MIDNIGHT LIVING PICTURES
Crazy Antics In the Street of an Insane and
Naked Woman.

Elizabeth, ~. J.. July 5.-The resi-
dents OF aristocratic North Broad
street were awakened from their SUM
bers early this morning by the wild
shouting OF a woman. Men and wo-
men rushed 10 the windows 20 see what
was happening. A woman attlred only
in natures garb was ruslng back and
forth through the streets shouting:
Tommy Clark, oh. Tommy Clark,
Help, Mr.. Richards. Mr.. Ricards.F
Those who continued TO gaze from
their windows saw moment later
man emerge from Freenholder c. ".
MorrelTs residence and run over 10
Lawyer Frank Bergen's house A
clang Of gongs followed as the alarm
for police was sounded Everybody
IN the neighborhOod thought burglars
were around and men hunted up their
revOivers All this excitement was
caused by Della Clark. a domestic IN
Mr.. Morrill's employ. Della had awak-
ened at o'clock. leaped from her bed
and rushed from the house. For an
hour she wandered around the lawn.
frequently dropping upon her knees
and kissing the grass ferysn;iy. Then
she took OF her night dress and RAJ
out into the street
Af:er runnig through the street. Del
Ia net Marry O'Brien. another dimes
tic employed By ". l. Hoa2cker. su-
rpEr.utEElGrt OF motive INEff OF i1r
New jersey Central railroad. Run
ming Up 20 the O-Briea girl Della grab
bed her by the hair and began o pail
Two men tried % break her hold. bat
failed. and Nzry's hair was cut u
with 4 pair q sc.sEors. Triarnpbartiy
waving The bunch OF hair IN her hand.
The crazed girl sprznz over the fence
20 the Lawn of the rssiSsnce CO General
SUPERINTENDENT J. II Ohihauzzer cf the
81
around % the kitchen door. bat failed
- e; in She ran back into me street
sud threw herself sDos ne rails direct
IS II froat q "a approaching trolly
car Thomas Fox and Thomas Shers-
dan. Who rad heard the cal te- police
arrived jast - time 20 save ths ~c-
mans life They pulled her OF the
track and h1zlly p@rsusde6 beg 20 -.
on 3 wrapper that oEe q IRE yor1ea
.hrez from a window. Then sS@ wsik-
"a down toward police headquarters
Afre- walking a block The woman
hesza % EEat the y1Scg r1Sd s1s bt.s
them on TIE hands They azzIiy e..
her lnra al express wagon za5 toos
her - The lo-kgp- There IL 70 r7atrDa
a. police heatQgaT:sfs zo1 ihs ~o1zss
re--z aimed ia sse cell fe- several a9grs
nzt.i ssr mistress visited hsr. taxing
aIonS srezs which Della ~ss Infused
70 put on
TIE woman as 7-o-oG1-et erzzT
this af;s-1caa a-1 uesess - th~ zs1
iB-l a. Morris fGEs1- Soe - insz=e -
rsizsss and srssx18ss Ese - - fzyxss
tcrY. k5a1s a lsaT zgs aer sister zf2f
Insane 90 she g1oker. a.d s1s - Er~ -
Inmate q iae ZeEr4k Psssas t1xt.tu-iga-
TIE Ug4riz< Club q Nee rork has
np~aes5 s<sss fse-tOe-siIs <1T frgsters
SRI PAGERS .or ia Cs2a. c.FS14i f-9ss-
tzx \
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Canine tina; Cosia not Live ~see als ma
ter So Dead

Paitlrnors. Nj. JuIT s-Hr. Percy
VI. COMBS. second mate OF The ssefsf9i'-
81 Spartan. Of New Haven. aE1 sgB q
Captain J. n Coornbs. master ~ ibs
weasel. died on June ~ BosfQn 81 co.,
gesison os tsz brain He WAS TAKEN
ElcE while on tire yoysxs trern Bs3ts-
more % thas port
when IL was found tsat NJ. Cssorsf.
illness vas % a serious nature. Cap
tain COMBS put the weasel iato ore 81
ne ports sssth q Boston - secsfs
MEDICAL af;satlon fy- Ia ss1- $otbSf<
;hat could b done raz - avail. zSd
TIE young MAJ did 4s stated
A ane dog ~hscs its Escond uss's
ownes. aaa ~aich Wa str0axsy az
tache5 - hin. missed hinn 40 xFssisy
that &, xsgavei q ssz,s. tging OF &Ss-
day lat. Wasn ths scnoorser sfFssrsi az
BzifInsors frgsa fhs kxlEebsc Etssr
xish cargo q Zee
After TIE scESq-<r reached TIE hs7-
nefec Il vas So;tcsf that ;t~ ID Ns>
zcs.nK Strangely aa1 sesrse1 - nsi&s
is master sxcs<1inxlys asa ses5 10
vssse. Eallrss ca; q tS> river xlis 10
caro- On hard zE1 ~sts,uf DC dad
szlior ~ dox Seemed - 10 sraa;sS ~
t,a-zns worse every ezy. zSd va
tie vessel cane 20 Bsl.itrofe TIE =
sse.s. 4gs.srsssy h xrs>s ax1sf. ssa
zh.5< E.roxiax ga bad vita ia c<~s
sounssal-x !; BAD k~s7 tDsez eS1tsu-
sszssx. a singular thtox AboSf -
-zse~ aa.1 Cagtzla Easz~Tsfzs. 40 Ia
fhr ssox se~rns4 70 - A-s-te<: "a -ss
ezsxe manner n 1hScs NJ Tp7ss,2.s
@sx asecsess fsSrsiy b~ssss rs es@iA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-06
Over the Magnificent IndOrse-
ment His Latest Discovery
"Rain Water Maker"
Has Received at
the Hands of
The Citizens Of Wichita and Else
where-Kirk's Representative
Overwhelmed With Con.
CALCULATIONS in Be.
half OF James S.
Kirk T. 70.

It is both pleasing and compliment
fary to Jas. S. Kirk & Co. to know that
their efforts to produce an entirely
harmless preparation for all washing
purposes, such as Rain Water Maker
is, have been appreciated.
From the remotest parts OF Kansas
and even Oklahoma, and all over the
state of Colorado, come letters worded
in the warmest terms of appreciation
and approval since the arrival in Wich-
tia of Kinks representative, and the
mail at his hotel has been more than
doubled by these letters to him.
To answer all the communications re-
ceived, which would simply call for a
thank you on our part, would re-
Quire several stenographers. We there
fore take this means to thank them,
which we do most heratily and sim
cSrely
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~. Louis Grain.

S.. Louis. July 5.-Receipts-Fiour. 3.0so:
wheat. A., go, corn, 1.o09. oats. 3. pJs. Ship
ments-Flour, soc: wheat :. 0rl: corn none.
oats. 1900 F1our-Dull and uuchaIzed-
Wheat-The buying side was SO much
more favored than the selling that the
market opened quite strong al \ cent &d-
vance and soon sold Up y cent more. 4
relapse Of 2. cent followed and that later
on by a fun recovery. but late the market
showed weakness and gradually declined.
selling OF a cent and closing weak rear
the bottom and IA entc below Wed
nsSday. No. > red. cash. Sic. July. &c:
September. sy1sGssa.c asked. Conan
early advance was not maintained and
the last half hour saw weakness, all OF
which was due 20 the dep ressioT. n wheat
No. mixed acsh. 42izfl4Scf July. a. ~ BID;
Septe rnbeE, - z IT, asked. De- e-nn-r, s-c
asked. May. 2-c asked cats-TEe III
ture market was strong early n the day
on reports OF too much rain preventing
harvest and az advance was pad. The
latter turned weak IN sympathy wire
What. declined steadily ard closed With
sellers l, cen; below Wednesday. No.
> cash. 2fizc BID. July. - asked: Sep
ternber. Z2.c asked. Eye-eeysral lots
now offered for which Tot b8d eouAl -
drawn The Only sale was snail 70
Of Old a; sc. Barley. har ard xrAss ses.-s
nominal Corn meal. = s<1z =. Srzs-
Steady. saiaoie east track a. Sidssc- h1F
Quiet: steady for timothy a. Ss-SVl 4iss.
east aide. lrairse unchanged
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COTTON MAKE
NeW Nnrk.

New York, July 5-Cotton-Sready: mid
ding. Tisc- Net receipts more; Gross. ~
bales: exports 10 Grea; Britain, 81 bales.
continent. l.515 bales; forwarded. - bales
Sales. ~ bales, all spinners, stock, 7o.oi-
hal.S
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THE WEATHER.

Wichita. July s.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Warm and fair Saturday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 80 degrees, the
lowest 6S degrees and tn mean 1S degrees,
with A mild thunderstorm and heavy rain
SO inch, in the night followed by partly
cloudy weather.
Relative humidity at a. m. SIS and at
z p. m. 80.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been Il degrees.
For the past seven years the average
temperature for the month of July has
been 70 degrees, and for the 5th day 76 de-
tsrees. FRED L. JOHNSON,
Observer.
Washington, July 5-Following is the
forecast up to p. m. Saturday:
For kansas-ShowerS; cooler; westerly
winds.
For Oklahoma-Fair; southerly winds.
Fer Colorado-Showers; cooler; westerly
winds.
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CINCINNATI IA; CHICAGO 5.

Chicago July 5.-The Reds made more
runs than they needed to win today
game in the fifth inning. Seven TALES
were piled up on three errors, two gifts
and five singles. Sharp fielding by An
son and McPhee was the one redeeming
feature of very tedious game. At
tendance 4,200. Score:
r H f
Chicago ........0 I l 0 I 2 0-5 9 4
Cincinnati .....2 90 OF 0 Ola 10 ;
Observation-Disclosures Thornton,
and Moran; Observation-Disclosures and Muir
ply. Earned runs-Chicago 2; Cincin-
natl 6. Three base hits-Dahlen, Mran.
Sacrifice hits-Everett, Dwyer. Stolen
bases-Itham, Hogriever 2; Wilmot,
Smith. Double plays-Miller and Muir
ply; Dwyer, McPhee and Ewing; Lap
ham, McPhee and Ewing. Struck out
By Terry 2 Base on balls-Off Terry
.. off Thornton 5: off Dwyer 8. Wild
pltcheS-Thornton. Umpire-AndreWS
and Calvin. TimN2:10
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New York. July k-Speculation on
the stock exchange was dun again to-
day. but the prevailing tone OF the
market was firm and as q result OF the
trading prices in the main show gains
on the figures current at the close OF
business on Wednesday. In the rail-
way list the Improvement was most
market in the Granger groups. This
was due to the fact that . covering
movement Of fair proportions had set
in. the short interest in this group hav-
ing been largely increased during the
past few days. Chicago Gas. which
had been forced down TO liz per cent
lower in the eraiy trading. came into
good demand and advanced la per
cent on rumors OF an early dividend.
In the later dealings the shares broke
per cent on an unfounded rur,or OF
President L:ncoln's resignation A
rally OF Il per cent occurred at the
close, restricting the net loss 10 Z per
cent. Sugar was bought for the ac-
count OF a newly organized bull pool.
selling up "a per cent. Of which all bur
i per cent was at the close. Pur-
chases OF Distilling were induced by
the action or Judge Showalter in order
ing the sale Of the trust property and
the shares appreciated IL per cent.
closing within y per cent of the top
figure. The general market opened
quiet, but in the main firm. The bears
however. made an immediate attack
on some of the specialtses. which did
not extend TO the general list. Cover
my by the shorts was the main feature
OF the early transactions. and although
the buying was moderate. an advance
was recorded, Metropolitan Transac-
ton. the Changers and Tobacco were
most prominent In the late dealings
some shares reacted. but the market
closed strong al or near The best prices
OF the day.
The bond market was quiet with
sales OF 81 SIS. 900. During the morning
speculation was generally firm bu, In
the late session there was some ire
gularlty.
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NEW rokK PRODUCE
T-u---rxn.l p.

New York. July 1-B-tfsr-D1Il. Ess's--
Ez8ET Ss1tc- western creSrr~ry- l-sl
western factory. - -. Essins. -. N a.
STATE -~ez-rs-y. g--.s-s- ETEs-esfsEtF
state znc Fse1nzy isa-fs. sTssfs4&i-c- sest-
r fresh l-zz<c Receipts. "a. 49, pzck2s.se
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So. Louis Produce.

Strong and advancing. N1el2la. Spell
ter S45G35o. cotton ties and oagging
UNCHANGED. Pork-Standard mess, go.
Bacon Cboxed,-Shouiders $50: longs 500:
ribs. Nlss.: shorts. SIS. Dry salt meats
(boxedp-Shoulders, $50: longs S-Ssls
ribs S. 6sia Wool-FirTn and unch2nsed-
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Kama. CITY Grafn-

Kansas City. July 5-Wheat-<tnie.. No.
hard. ssss..sr. No rcd s.2z-c. rst.eis-t
sszS1c CONS e2dy. on mixed. %
sc No : wHrs. T-s EEi-c- Ca
= =ssty. No. : mixed. -i.cs No : E,st-.
10 Rye-So. = EEk.5c BrzD-WesS.
sSTSsc Ezy-Stez5y. timothy. - s,s5il-, -.
r,-zsr.@ tacss7s - Butter-F7srn. creamery.
lzcs ezlfy. sGI.e- ESs-SloS. Sc
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Sugar.

New York, July 5.-Sugar-Raw steady.
Sales, 7.aie bags centrifugal. IS test. at
breakwater. = 5-isc and I: 39s bags CEN
trifugal. IS test. in port. Sac ex-saip- So
port, 50 test, &c: go tons muscovado. 70
arrive 27sc landed: 40 bags molSsSes, "
test. at S-iSc. ex-ship, 40 bags molaSsss.
s. test, at l3sc c. and (. Refined steady.
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Five Thousand Cath. Attached.

Perry. O. T. July 5.-Sherif Hanson
TODAY attached :. 600 cattle belonging 10
the Campbell Commission company OF
Kansas City No. to satisfy a debt of
Sl6. zoo in favor OF the Central Loan
and Trust company Of FIT. Worth. Tex
'rhe cattle We're pastured on the Otoe
reservation
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DETROIT 10; TERRE HAUTE g

Detroit, Mich, July 5.-Score:
r II +
Detroit ......1 0 0 90 3 5 1 2-10 Is 3
Terre Haute . 0 0 o 0 0 o. s 1
-Whitehill and Lohbeck;
Mccarthy and Roach.
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Fire.. for Selling Linnnr.

Parson. Kan. July 5.-J. NJ. Rey-
nolds. a druggist. today pleaded guilty
TO selling liquor in violation of law
and was fined $500. There are more ar
rests 10 follow
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Great Bend, Kan. July 5.-(Speciai)
The second game between Great
Bend and Wichita resulted in Great
Bends victory by a score of 10 to >.
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Chiacgo. July 5.-Hogs-Receipts. $500
Market active and generally 10 10 cents
higher; light, A.ScfiS-i5; mixed. &Stgs--o.
heavy. a7SfI5.S5: rough. si.StfS-o.
Cattle-Receipts. u.coo. Market quiet
but steady; bulk. S.SSi4.uo.
Sheep-Recipts, i.cvc. Market nrm 10
10 cents higher.
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ST. LOUIS 6; LOUISVILLE 5.

St. Louis, July 5.-The Colonels knock
ed Kissinger out of the box in the first
inning and had the game won up TO the
last inning when Dowd knocked a home
run, bringing in the winning tally. At
tendance $50 Score:
r H z
St Louis .....1 0 0 Ole 2 2-6 10 o
Louisville ......4 0 0 0 o 0 0 l 0-5 z 3
Batteries-St. Louis-Kisenger, Ehret,
and Often; Louisville-Weyhring and
Warner Earned runs-St Louis g;
Louisville. 1.-Two base hits-Collins,
Connor. Three base hits-Dowd Sto-
len baseS-Brown. Base on balls-Eh-
ret, kissinger, Weyhring. Struck out
-Ehret 3; Weyhring s. Passed balls
Often l. Umpire-Keefe. Time-2:05
Philadelphia, July 5.-Philadelplia-
IaShin0fIn nnsfnnnnl. r.ai
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BANK CLEARINGS.

New York. July 5.-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreets, shows the total
clearances at the principal cities and the
percentage of increase or decrease, as
compared with the corresponding week
laG
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Kinks Rain Water Maker.

Will hold colors from running in print
ed goods. Flannels and woolens wash
ed in water prepared with this most
valuable preparation will positively
not shrink. 1t breaks the hardest water
instantly.
For the bath or toilet it is indispen-
sable, making the water soft and vel
vety, accelera ting the action of soap,
giving the skin a healthy glow and
helping To remove any superf1uous eX-
cretions that may adhere to the body.
For the dishes and general washing
purposes ii is very essential, as il
saves both labor and soap.
This preparation is not to be con-
founded with soap powder. as it con-
tains no soap, I've. ammonia. borax.
lime or any deleterious ingredients.
Kinks Rain Water Maker can be OBJ
tanned from grocers; price % cents for
2-pound package.
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- Chicago Markets
The leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Easy.
No spring wheat. es7sTT7sc: No. 3,
nominal: No. red, 6S7sGSet.c. No. 2 corn,
Ai7.0555sc: No. yellow. 4i7sd45Isc. No.
. oats, 24%sc; No. white, 2sizH 23lzc: No. 5.
GG29c. No. 2 rye, Joc. No. barley. SOC.
No. g. 5Q.Sc; No. T. nominal No. ] fax
seed, SS2 Prime timothy seed. s5.75.
Mss pork, per Dbl. s121Od12.15. Lard. per
l0o lbs, S. i1IzG6.JO Short ribs sides.
Qoose,, s. 3oGs35 Dry sailed shoulders.
(bOxed), 5zsG5I5 Short clear sides (boxedD.
g.. f65s Whiskey distillers' finished
goods, per gal. $l.2i. Sugars-Unchanged
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GRAND RAPIDS IL; INDIANAP'LS z
indianapolis, July 5.-Score:
r II F.
Grand Rapids o . 40 1 0 4 e--lI IL >
indianapolis % 0 O 2 2 0 o. IL o
Batteries-Jones and Zahner; Damon
and Mcfarland
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wheaO, from both coasts of the Unit
ed States and from Montreal amount
to 2007 900 bushels this week against
LAG, 1000 last week, and 1,S50,000 bush
els in the week a year ago, 3.577. 900 in
the first week of the new cereal year
in 1893: 100000 in 1892 and 2.225. 900 in
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the present crop; Rio. 3.5oo.ec0 bags and
aSntos. 3.ooo0oo. Closed unchanged TO
points net decline. Sales, $50 bags. IN
and October. S43a1lio. Spot coffee dnii
Rio dull and nominal. No 9. lsi4c- MIC
quiet and barely steady. Cordova. 1s5s4
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-06

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tism-- Mrs Gashie.--WhSt kind q dis
ease IS THAR Ms. M1shIey-" WHY, yoU
Courier.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-06
Stood the severest Test.

Printers ink, as everyone knows
who have dabbled in il, possesses the
quality of Observation-Disclosures above
every other stain or dye. Ordinarily a
fabric that has been discolored by
printers ink is regarded as ruined, as
far as its ever being removed. Geo.
3. Hickok, pressman in the Eagle book
and job printing department, pro-
cured d package of Kinks Rain Water
Maker and carried it home TO try on
his work clothes. The directions on
the package for preparing the water
We're followed to the letter, and to
Mrs. Hickok's establishment the ink
stains yielded to the application of
soap and little rubbing and the gar
ments were practically renewed in
being freed from the stains. Mr.. H.
also used some of the preparation in
his bath water and found that its eff
fects in removing ink stains from his
hands most gratifying, with none of
the canterising effects of the strong
alkalies necessary in removing stains.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-06
HAD RUNS TO SPARE
IN THE FIFTH INNING THE REDS
HAD ENOUGH TO WIN ON.

fame Characterised as Very Tedious, with
Some Specially Fine Fielding, which
Counts for the Colts Only for Spectacu-
lar Purposes-Beckley Fails to Calcu-
late where Fly is Going to Light, and
the Spiders have the Game-Colonels
Have Their Usual Luck, Almost but Lost