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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

packers. OF this city, committed suicide
10. day by swallowing an overdose OF
laudanum. He registered at BROOKS
Hotel this morning, saying 10 the pro-
prictor that his family were out OF town.
lie went 70 his room ana was not Ne.i,
again. When an attachc of he hotel
went TO his room this evening Mr.. Eyer
ton was stone dead. with an empty
laudanum bottle lying beside his oeh'
When he left home this morning Mts;
Fgertcn saws her husband was In good
spirits, and she can assign no cause ior
the suicide. Mr.. Egerton was hfty-
seven years old. and had long been one
of Baltimores successful business men,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

No. IS. l5c. yard-compare with your
Ec. quality.
No. p. lIc. yard-compare with your
4o. quality.
Every yard perfect. nothing the matter.
only an OyerstOcked manufactured.
who needed cash
or cur Mems Finest 81 Soft, Negliges
Shirts, with attached collars and cuffs.
We nave every size. In quite an assOrt-
ment, Win winch We give every guar
antee as heretofore. but the prize Is
row ljc.
The new Shoe Department il being
fitted up on the landing between the
FIRST and second floors, the increasing
business Of which necessltates the re-
mOyal from the basement
There are Z lots OF Shoes. the boxes II
which are different from those 10 be
used IN the new department. These
are 70 be closed out before the re-
mOyal.
First Lot.-Ladies' French Kid Hand
Turned Oxfords. Yale and Piccadnly
toe. $50 value. for 81 80
Second Lot.-Ladies' Dongola Patent
Leather Oxfords. 81 value for &c.
Third Lot.-Ladies' Tan Goat Lace
Shoes, s. value for 81 %.
Fourth Lot Misses Russet Goat San
dals. with bow and buckles. s. 90 value
for sec.
Firth Lot. 90 Misses Patent-Leather
Namps. hand-turned. bow and buckles.
$l.15 value, for .~c.
Sixth LOt.-childrens Russell Goat San
dals. hand-turned, bow and buckles,
20 .. sl.O value. for Tie.
Seventh Lot.-Boys' Satin-calf Lace
Shoes. 81 Is value, for Csc.
Do you mind Handkerchief slightly
rumpled out not dir;ied In the leastf
We bought 1000 OF them-l5, IL, "A.
25c. -scal.oped-edge Swiss-embroiderci
ones that are 10 b. thrown out on
sale at l0c. each; you can buy one or
as many as you want.
To make the sale more interesting,
clean iO) OF the i2i7 and Zoe. Seal
loped-Edge Swiss Embroidered Hand
kerchlefs are 10 be sold TO- lc. each.
This Is the loves, price tfat Swiss
Embroidered Hanikerchiefs have ever
cold for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
1 BicYcle Railroad.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 17..-San Fran
cisco and Santa Cruz will soon be con-
ne,ted by a bicycle railroad. and articles
of INCORPORATION Of the Shore Line Rail
road Company have been fled.
II IS said that n number or eastern
CAPITALISTS are behind the project. The
Westinghouse Electrical Maaufactur hs
,.omnanv and the Baldwin Locomotive
Works are also said 10 be Interested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
Good Crops In Granville.

OXFORD. ~ G.. Aug .-Special-A
large number OF the farmers OF Gran
Vile county are busy now curing their
tobacco. and the tobacco crop OF this
year Is said to be forming out to be one
az the best they have had IN a good many
wears past The corn crop is said to be
n fine one. and a good rain In this section
for the last few days has been "A great
beneft TO II.
The inventory OF l.. f. Wrights stock
NJ Goods WAS finished yesterday after
moor, and II IL said 10 be between thir-
teen and fourteen thousand dollars. II
r. not decided yet what Will be done
vIfth the stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
War Ships Reach Bar IIarhor.

BAR HARBOR. ME. Aag. 1.-THE
war ships New York. Montgomery, Min
n,apolis. and Raleigh arrived ut -
O clock this afternoon. The fleet en-
Countered dense fog Thursday after
noon and until Friday, when naval
drill of the vessels was held. Ten miles
off Bar HarbOr to-day target and shell
firing was INDUCED in.
Secretary Herbert is guest tonight
of eN-Secretary Whitney
The fleet will remain nve days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

Oestreicher. and Eddie Eigenbram left
this morning for New York.
on the "a Of next month the Junior
Order United American Mechanics, OF
Berkely. will unfurl the American nag
over the Fublic-school building there.
Past State Councillor Ivey, OF this city,
has accepted an invitation 10 make the
presentation address. Mr.. lvey Is now
serving his seventh year as state Council
Secretary Of the Juniors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

MADRID. Aug. IA number of Re
publicans made an attack upon the small
Town OF Chovar in the province OF Castel-
lon dc Laplana, taking the townsmen ana
civil guards by surprise. The Mayor was
caDtured and imprisoned, and tor time
the place was entirely az the mercy of the
attacking party. They seized al the arms
i'm the town. and also All the money
they could md. The authorities asked
for assistance from SegOrbe. ana de-
fachment Of gendarmes were hurried 10
Chovar from that city. Meanwhile the
Republican bands had fled 10 the open
country. and when the gendarmes arrived
at Chovar they were dispatched IN pur-
suit of them under orders 10 shoot them
on sight.
forty miles from the capital Of the pro-
vince was also the scene OF a Republican
demonstration. Several bands collected
from the surrounding country and cheer
cd for the Republicans. They then cut
the telegraph and telephone wires. ana
their subsequent actions are unknown
\ band at Denia, IN the province OF Ali
cante, attempted 20 make demOnstr-
ton but the local authorities dispersed
them. Several arrests were made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

Captain Cara, the famous Meyi-
can, who has been here with the great
medicinal and toilet soap, Mexican
Yucca, has left after distributing over
5000 cakes among the Richmond
people. The Soap is still here for
sale-three kindS-Bouquet--- Tar
Carbolic, I5c. per cake---2 for &c.
The Bouquet--having the true scent
OF the Yucca plants the most de-
hghtiul scented soap that has yet
come to our notice.
Every knowing woman has heard Of
or AZ leas. seen, the Indian Heal
Brand Shirt Waists. They are only
made IN best imported wash fabrics.
me Anderson Scotch Ginghams, Eng
lish pcrcales, and sI,h materials. Tie
seiiinS prices were N.2j. $50, N.75,
ana = We must have bought 100
raiy, as there IS a big ass0r.msn
left here. but they viii not be here
long, for you can come and pick fem
them at 'oe. each. IL is a tTifing price
way OF clearing out stock.
ShOrt-tour travellers do not gener div
buy new Bags on acco mt Of the high
cost. We are selling genuine LeaI,er
Bags. alligator patterns. locks. and
keys, and every Attachment, grass
cloth lining:
lU-inch long. 75c.
Pinch long. So.
li-inch long. 81.
i6-inch long. 81 %.
Real Alligator Bags. too for less proba-
lily. than you expect to pay FOR imita-
ton ones.
There Is heaped up here a stock OF DC
Tooth Brushes. real bone handles 4
rows pure white bristles. Richelieu.
Stenton, La Fayorite. These brands
are all familiar 10 patrons OF Meyers
This lot TO be sold for 15c each
Your boy has two months yet In which
10 wear a Wash Salt OF Clothes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
Ihe NnInmcr lie.f.

The Summer Rest for self-supp9rflr,-
girls and women has been fun 10 oycr-
flowing through the month OF August
To accommodate many who wish to avail
themselves Of the privileges OF this a.
lightfui resort ~ has been decided 10
keep IL open until October ist For par.
tIclars SOC adNnI tIsemlnf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

one OF the honorary pall-bearers who fol-
lowed the remains ThursdsH TO their
last resting-place. When Richard was
told that his brother had been recently
seen In Richmond. the only thing ne
gone away"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
From the Armory.

Everything was quiet al the regmental
armory last night. and the only business
transacted by the various companies was
the completion OF the muster-rolls. which
are TO be handed in next Monday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
Left for MeXlcn.

WASHINGTON, j. c., Aug. l7-Mr.
Spinichiro kurino. the Japanese Minister,
left Washington tonight over the South
orn railway for the city of Mexico Via
New Orleans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
Sooner Than You Expected

all NtHng while
ma plenty use hbf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

A Baltimorcans Suicide.
BALTIMORE, ND. Aug. 17.:-Samue!
a 2Ssrtori. head OF the arm OF Samuel
II SSortoa . Co.. wadsly-knowu oyster
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

The gum on the back Of the postage
stamps Of the United states Is made from
alcohol one part, acetic acid one part,
dextrine two parts, and water I'VE parts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-18
WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Sep. 17-There IS a better
feeling in the wool market here this
week and the tone of the market Is
firm with sales of wool larger than
for several previous weeks The mar
ket for territory woods holds about
the same as last week. Australian
woois are very firm and prices are full
~ maintained and several good lines
have been sold. The following are the
quotations on the princinpal lines: Ohio
and Pennsylvania fleeces, Y and above
17f1S cents; NIX and above. lsHls
cents; No. / comb;ng % cents; No :
etc. Michigan 1917 cents; Illinois IL
cents: No. l. Michigan comblng - cts
No l: Illinois 90 cents: No. Michigan
combing % cents; Y New Hampshire
and Vermont 16T16H cents. No. i New
York, New Hampshire. and Vermont 10
G20 cents. Cnwashed medium Ken
lucky and Maine quarter blood comolng
10 cents: do three-eishths blood comb
ing lS1sHl9 cents Indiana and MIS-
souri, quarter blood corubing 1sfsGl9
cents: do three-eighths blood 1SIisis
cents. Texas woods: Spring medium.
az months} 12Gi4 cents; secured price
31GS2 cents: Spring fine C2 monthsi.
HOS cents; secured price 3SG35 cents
Territory wools-Montana fine medium
and fine 1IG14 cents; secured price 50
H37 cents; Montana No medium lao
is cents; secured prices 350S7 cents
Utah. fine medium and fine. l0Gl3 cts;
secured prices 3sG35 cents: No. me-
dunn 1eI14: secured price 90 cents
Australian. secured basiS-Comoing
superfine 42G45 cents; cornoing good
40I41 cents: comoing average SSdS9
cents. Queensland comb!ng $500 cts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-18
CITY ~ BgIEF.

Dr.. Sargent's team ran away yester-
DAY evening out on College Hin and
wrecked a fine carriage. No one was
hurt
II. f. Snider who was accused OF
robbing a post Office in Mead county
was acquitted in the federal court yes
terday.
Mrs. II. L Mason and Miss Jennie
Palmer have gone 70 Hutchinson 20 at
tend the state ". c. T. L. convention
which will be IL session four days
The Hebrews OF the city VII hold
New Years meeting az No. as Odd Fel-
lows hall. Fast Douglas avenue, OF the
18th and Goth insts- Everybody invited
Colonel C a Parker. general traffic
manager OF the Missouri Pacific. who
was n tie city yesterday, called on
the Eagle in company with s n Kill
gore. the commercial freight agent Of
that road in this city.
Mrs. NJ. II. Granger leaves this morn
ing for Niles, Mich. where she goes 20
remain with some aged friends through
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-18

Texas steers. - Sf7S -: western Q00Aos
sfockers and feeders. $aAsSi-oA
Sheep-Receip,s. 1000; weak 10 10 ceu0
lower.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Sept 17.-Catt}e-Receept1
500: shipments. 2Sno. slcw. weak to y
cents lower. Texas steers. S860 -. Tcxeo
COWS. 81 4oG2o: beef steers SV9%o: ua-
tive cows $-ss7S 50. ssockers ana feed
ers. g a1S 20: bulls. N.553s&
HogS-Rece.pes. s.So. shipments. x13
weak 70 10 cents sowe-: bulk OF sAseA $k8
a49. heav:es, s. ss1&is. packers. A1o0
As: mixed. $ko6& -. light. R08A -
,S,-eers. s. LOOT %: ptxS. xsee7<@
Sheep-Receipss. SSos snipuneneA ~
show. sfie cents towcr. lambs. 0S&Aos
nustonS SSS3l&
ST LOUIS.
s.. Louis. Sept 17-Catsse-RecesptA -.
eu: shipments 30. steady choice export
steers, 81 4cfS75: fair 10 good shipping
steers Sa5o3&5: stockers and feeders.
s. 3sSS75; cows ard hesferss e@4&5o
Texas and indian steers G5o6Aeps cove
and heifers. <sAq{Sm
HogS-EeceiptS go: shspme1fN -:
lower; heavy. AseGs4. 70: mixed. Nas0AO:
light. A1<7s2.
Sheep--Receipts. $50: shipments ~
active. lower. native muttonA 000&A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-18
STRUCK AN IRON POST.
c. A. Spencer Found Unconscious on Eas
DOuglns Avenue Last Night.


Douglas Avenue Last Night.
There is dead man." exclaimed a
coiored man in front of the Manhattan
hotel about 10 O'Clock last night
Chief Of Police Massey and Officer
Harris coming along at that time saw
a man lying between the street car
TRACKS south of the Manhattan.
They ran to the mans assistance and
seeing no signs of life they carried him
20 the side walk in front of Howard $
livery barn and laid him on the walk
After a few moments the man showed
signs of returning consciousness and
where everything that could be done
was done. No one present was able to
recognize the injured man.
An examination showed that the
mans collar bone was fractured and per-
haps some of his ribs and there was an
ugly wound on the forehead. His wound
was dressed and the fracture reduced
after which the man gradually recover
ed consciousness.
Recognizing a reporter for the Eagle
the man was discovered to be c. a.
the employ of the Columbus Coal COM
pany and whose residence is at CIT
Robert street on the West Side
1t was nearly before Mr.. Spencer
could account for his miShap. He A.
nally recalled that he had attended a
meeting at the corner of Topeka and
Thirteenth. He got on the street car TO
come home and when near the corner
of Topeka and Second several cars
were standing on the rack.
He jumped off his car and came down
and boarded the car further south
when it stared toward Douglas aven-
lie with no one aboard but he and the
motoneer.
He could tell nothing Of the accident
but the only explanation he could offer
was that he must have been standing on
the steps of the car and when il swung
onto Douglas avenue he struck one OF
the iron posts and was thrown TO the
stone pavement.
It was quite a while before he could
remember where he had been or what
car he was on. but when told where
he was he finally figured Il out He did
not seem 10 have been drinking and he
declared that he never got drunk.
Mr.. Spencer finally concluded that he
could go home but Chief Massey seeing
that he was somewhat bewiide-ed or
dersd a carriage and James Howard
took the man to his home.
. 1t IS supposed that ne nlotonee- did
not see the man fall ard ran on
and left him. NJ. Spencer says re *
unable 10 tell what happened as he has
no recollection OF the ideut and none
Of the people at the corner OF Douglas
and Topeka saw him fail.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-18
WICHITA POULTRY co.
CROPS IN THREE STATES.
Official Bulletin. showing Coossttt
Illinois. iowa and Missouri

"
Chicago. Sep. 1.-THE Illinois .~&,-
weather crop bulletin issued to- .sv.
Corn has been forced to rapid m.sar.,~
and only very late fields coul 80 -
c,svse injury from frost. m 80 ~ 80
crop being cut and large .r..,,,, -
81 now in shock lAttie W 49,, ia. ~
been sown but seeding w Al s.,nn h.Si,s
general throughout the central ro,,r-.
ties. Pastures are goo a and hate O.
tatOes and huckwheat .svr ma ynvnr.
able weather In most sun,ies- Hrrr.r.
corn Ia all curt and h. ,us.d
Des Molnes. Sep. II The Iowa u~~r.
~ weather crop ou lcttn issued TO-DAY
says; RAPID progr ess has been mads
in oorn cutting md except "A yerv
limited areas. the crop IN now well ma
tured and safe rom ds, mage by frtyf.
Fair progress has beer, mad. Ia fail
blowing an IN. the In ger part Of ths
state the ssJiiStsSn COOL conditton. Fall
paSturage Is generally good The no.
tato crop promises a rasr harvest.
Columbia. Mo. y ID. 1.-THE v~a thee
crop bulletin for last week says. Cons
ditbons have be~v favorable for matur-
ing the corn CO on and for harvextiuar
clover ana M lsst. Corn has dried OUT
rapidly andS .uttIng Is in progress In
al sections, Flowing and seeding has
ioeen sfopir IN a few counties on ac-
count OF dry weather. Work Is also
DELAYED IN some sections by the Hess
ian ~ nd chinch bugs- Potatoes and
SorghTn are making good progresss
IPassu es are badly In need OK rain.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-18

the fall months and whom she nuay ac-
company to Florida where this aged
couple will spend their win ter. Her
rooms Will be closed thereforeAu ntil fur
Their notice.
The Bertram & Be-tram Hes lting and
Plumbing company Of this cit! have re-
ceived the contract for hes ting and
plumbing for the state refor matory at
Hutchinson. amounting to az out 5000
This is evidence that Wichir has insti-
tutions that can get big. thing when
they have a chance to bid
John Cochran Of Wiz field passed
through the city yester5a;y with pack
of fifty thoroughbred gre y hounds, en-
route to Minnesota TO participate in
the fall races in that sta te. The pack
was brought by freights S far as wichi-
ia and from here were handled by the
United States Express company. The
transportation bill an lounts to some
thing like 1880.
The popular Second Regiment band
was out last evening Hing the air with
sweet strains of mus ic. They favored
Mayor Cox and Car ptain Minick with
fine selections and II ZEN spent the even
ing with General 'Corberf who gave
them most wecos ne reception. eGn-
eral Corbett says T. e Second Regiment
band is next 60 Me- rshalls band which
is saying very mud when IL is consider
ed that MarshalNs band is the finest
anatuer band III America The Sec
ond Regiment bar d is engaged to play
for the Kansas ST rte Fair which ENSURES
the best music.
Rev Thos- Gre Mt, the Baptist minis
ter of'the church at Hewins. near Cedar
vale, is in the Gil ~, and will be here for
a day or two lon ger. He has just built
a pretty little q lurch building which IS
almost comple' ed, spire and all, and
soon will, be RS ady for the paint. Mr..
Gent used to live in Wichita, was re-
ceived into tbs church and baptized by
Rev. Harper nd for old times sake no
less thanAforithe cause Of Christianity
and that, of 1.-THE Master he would be
very mu ch Obliged for little help on
the chur IN. The Eagle commends him
to the pod will OF our good people as
Rev. Mr.: Gent is a good man.
The vCells-Fargo Express company,
through their agent, lays ucon our
table ~ "a mixing a book published by
Willard Foster Warner Of the treasury
departn rent and dedicated to the above
great Kpress company. IT treats of
bankinf {. ancient and modern and is
profuse ~ illustrated, carrying the por-
traits OF two; Kansas men, Major Cal
vim 10 I'd Of 'Emporia and A. c. Jobes
Of Wi .hita, and of many prominent
banke, IS and banking institutions, with
&nteriC a and exterior views of the Unit
ed st: Ltes treasury. It gives full in
etruct CONS as to the beusiness methods
OF tn ct department. The book is es-
pecia lily interesting to bankers and bust
ness men
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-18
GRAIN MARKET.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.


New York. Sep. 17.-Special cable
and telegraphic dispatches to Brad
streets covering principal points OF &C
cumulation indicate the following char
ges in available stocks last Saturday
as compared with the preceding Sat
urday:
Wheat-Cnitcd States and Canada
east of the Rocky mountains. Increase
!, $50. 900. Afioat for and in Europe. de-
crease $50. 600 bushels.
CUn-United States and Canada east
Of the Rockies. increase las 900 bushels
Oats-United States and Canada east
OF the Rockies, decrease 10000 BUSH
els.
The more important increases in
available wheat stocks last week not
covered in the official visible supply re-
port include AS. 200 bushels in North
western interior elevators, 10000 bush-
els IN Manitoba points OF accumulation.
20. 600 In Minneapolis private elevators
IS. 600 bushels at Louisville. $1,000 bush
els at Cleveland and 5000 bushels at
Omaha. There were decreases OF 49,
600 bushels in Milwaukee private eieva-
tors, As. 900 bushels at Newport News
90. 0eO bushels at it:sburg and 10000
bushels at Akron and Rochester.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. Sept N-Whoat-Cash, sIr<c
December. 5Sa.G5s2.c; May. eEsc
Corn-Cash, 32isc; December. 2lsc:iMa1.
2y.<c.
oats-Cash. 1sc; December. lst.c: May.
&c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Sept T.-Wheat-S'esfy.
hard. 5slzl57c; No. red, noninally. 90
&c.
Corn-r;oof demand, ILdz.c higher !, No.
2 mixed. a5sc; No. white. CSC.
Oats-Slow. firm: No. mixed. lI&c.. No.
white. lec-
Rye-No. 2. 1izc.
Fiaxseed-E,asler. September. norninally.
SC.
ct. LOUIS
St Louis Sept 17.-W-heat-openef with
a decline principally due 70 lower MARKETS.
elsewhere, but on buying picked UP later
and there was a good rally. the market
closing higher than yesterday. No red.
cash, 5ss.c: September, tsc; December.
6O'zc asked. May. sshc-
Corn-Quiet and firm during most OF shs
session with light trading: No, ,. cash.
&c: September. 31isc bid. December. 2Fsc
asked: May. 5Sisc bid
Osts-Futur~s firm but very dull Fpot
firm: No cash Is7tc b,6. September. Is5yc
asked: December 1fc bif. May. &c bid.
Rye-Steady: No. regular. sc.
Barbey-Sorr1insi
NEW YORK.
New York Sept TT.-F7ou--Rece.p-s
f7sIo barrels: exDo-tA 2z.i1o bAgress:
fairly active and steady.
Rye rour-S;eady: fancy. = DgeoS.
Euckwheat 6our-so
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-18
VALUABLE DOG COLLARS.
Geld aAd Precious Gems OFTEN Csed h
Their Decoration.

Geld aAd Precious Gems OFTEN Csed In
Their Decoration.
81 can assure you that you have,not
been misinformed as to gold and. pre-
cious gems being used to decorate dogs
collars" said one of the best-Lnown
dealers in such articles TO New York
News reporter; but the craze is far
plore prevalent in France, Russia and
England than il is here.
Not many weeks ago l supplied 20
the special order OF an English lady .
dog collar that cost fifty guineas- Il
was chain collar of silver and gold
links, alternately. and with gold bell
to hang in front French ladies are
very fond of watch dog collars, a
small gold watch being let into the
front of the collar, and l have made
several OF these But in scores OF cases
i supply beautiiully-nade collars with
name plates of solid gold. and often
enough with gold bosses as well
Nearly all the collars OF this class are
Intended for carriage dogs and drawing
Soom poodles, and in most cases the
dogs do not belong to men, though the
latter order and pay for the collars as
presents.
"A fashion has1ately had great vogue
IN France Of putting tiny bracelets
round the forelegs of poodles, and
have seen even diamonds Sc. into these
circlets. a, the same time. in my Own
stock, have lotsof dog collars ranging
in price from fifteen TO one hundred
dollars The most remarkable collar
have ever made was to the order Of a
gentleman from South Africa II con-
sisted Of nuggets of gold and an uncut
diamond. which be supplied. and'it was
given to g we,l-known lady as a pres
eat-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-18
PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO.
tobe-. ssi5: zJuusry. s. 90
Iar5-Cash and October. 81: sJns5ary.
s57s
KANSAS CITY.
Eara4s fCty. es;D.- f7.-Buttr--F-rn:
higher. creamery. 15is9Isc: dairy. I<gEc-
Egg~Ffrn. 1cc.
Hay-FiGn. timothy. g JS91I.o: prairie.
.5-5eqs-5e.
ST. LOUIS
s.. Loz's. Sept I7--Bgttsr ara err~
UNCHANGED
Whssky-T.2
I,ea6-IO~sr and depressed: ssS>s. q 70
GzI5.
ST-e,>er-Tuil. bod aftltz7s-
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