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The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
WHEN
VISITING
SODA BAY HOTEL.

CODA BAY, SITUATED ON CLEAR LAKE,
- is most picturesque. Soda Spring is famous for
the vast volume of delicious soda water which
1t throws daily. amounting to over 200, 900
gallons Hunting fishing, boating and swimming
are unsurpassed anywhere. fine bar has juss
been opened The table is supplied with the very
best the market affords, and the comfort and well
fare of all guests carefully looked after Free
camping grounds. coach will connect with the
daily stage from Pieta and Highland NSprlngs.
Adams, Seigler, Blue Lakes and saratoga. Fare
from San Francisco. $5 so; round trip. So Spe-
cia rates Tor families g. b. WYATT proprietor
Soda Bav Kelseyville, Lake County. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
BLUE LAKES PLEASURE RESORT.

NEW HOTEL NOW o PEN: MANY NEW
IN improvements for the entertainment of guestss
the pavilion built over the water: naphtha launch,
etc. good fishing and hunting. Address CARL
MEYER, Bertha p. o.. Lake CO. Do not address
Blue Lakes
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
SARATOGA SPRINGS.

AXE CO.-MOST BEAUTIFUL SUMMER
IL resort in State: different springs; good fish
ing and hunting; accommodations first-ca rates
$40 per week and upward: table unexcelled; hard
elcr p. o., Lake Co., Cal
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23

HNExCELLED FISHING, DELIGHTFUL
u coast excurs ons, tally-ho staging, wild goat
hunting, bathing boating, horseback riding. dam
cling, pyrotechnIc displays, water carnivals grand
concerts every day after June 8. Popular Hotel
Metropoie now open, Island Villa in July.
For full information illustrated pamphlets and
rates, apply to
WILMINGTON TRANSPORTATION CO.,
222 South Spring ST., Los Angeles, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
SEIGLER SPRINGS.

L IKE COUNTY.
DOPULAR HEALTH RESORT. OPEN THE
i year round. Telephone connections. Round
trip tickets at southern Pacific Offices, $40: special
conveyance daily. For inform alton address JOHN
SPAULDING. Seigler Springs, Lake County, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
MOUNTAIN HOME.

The Recognized Family Summer Resort
in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Health, pleasure, swimming fishing and hunt
ing. New dancing pavilion. Deer park. Table
excellent. Climate unsurpassed. send for souve-
mir. stage Madrone every Monday. Wednes-
dag and Saturday after June /. connecting with
train leaving the City at S:l5 A. N.
VIC PONCELET. Llagas. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
Two Routes to the Springs, S. z. Co. anC
S. f. and N. p. Railway.

Address all correspondence to BARTLETT
SPRINGS COMPANY, ~ Fourth street. s. e. or
Bartlett Springs, Lake County, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
"~" "Ey&

DEST PLACEIN CALIFORNIA. THE OPEN
ID season for deer begins July 10. and those who
wish to have good hunt and front fishing time
and a general good outing should visit or address
A. p. McMATH. Hulivile, Lake Co., via Ukiah.
Potter Valley daily s,age; can stop AT the house
camp in mountains. Terms reasonable.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23

A NITA VILLA, wRIGHTS, SANTA CRUZ
"A Mountains-Fine family resort. ]. HAEs-
TIERS, proprietor.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
IT. HELENA SANlTARIUM,
ST. HELENA. CAL.

DECORATION, REST AND HOME FOR IN
III valids, consisting of large main building
tages and tents mountainside overlooking Napa
Valley. Steam heat. elevator. calbells and night
watch service. Massage, electricity, medIcated
and steam baths are among the remedial agents.
Swimming tank, gymnasium and beautiful noun
tain walks among the amusemeDts. Sure
water. air and q beautiful climate. Accommoda-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-19
DRY GOODS MARKET
NEW WORK.


New York. Jan. N.-Ihe closing day OF
the week showed the quiet usual therto
and with only a light demand 20 meet
necessities that were increased by a fair
quota or orders. The business cOncl udssi
during the week was the largest for soma
time. while much more was lad out for
the remaining days OF the month \
feature Of the coming week viii be an
auction sale 81 l50.0o1 pieces Of Hamburg
embrOlderieS on Wednesday and Thurs
day. Printing cloths duh and nouf mai az
cents sales for the week. S.0oo pieces.
FAIL RIVER
Fail River. Jan. ls.LThere has been 70
increase IN the activity IN the PRINT cloth
market during the week Prices nominal
az cents but the acutal market price
IS not known owing TO lack 81 demand.
Buyers are reported 20 have been offered
regulars in outside markets at - cef7s
and refused 20 buy The sales for the
week were again all odds ard go pieces
under the rates OF last week. The PRICES
were on n basis between S7sfiJ csrfz- The
stock increased about lOl.go pieces, and
the accumulation was equally divided be-
tween odds and regulars. A third Of tho
sales were spots. The others are seat
tered in small lots Tor delivery throagh.
out for months
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-19

willing to combine forces 10 deieat this
condition Of affairs
SO you think, governor, that the pro-
nlbltion question is 10 be Leading issue
IN our state campaign this year.!
The prohibition question is going TO
De one Of the vital questions IN this state
IN the ensuing election, and every after
ward, until il is taken out OF the consti-
tuition"
Being asked who, in his judgment,
would be the national standard bearer
Tor his party in 1896, he replied:
L have no idea who the nominee will
De; 1 do not think the situation suffi-
GENTLY developed for anyone 70 make a
reasonable guess. 1 can guess better
VINO the Republican nominee will be; il
VIII be Allison, Of Iowa There is too
much Of rivalry between Mckinley and
Reed for either of them to succeed, and
Allison has warm friends among the
followers Of each of them"
viii a free silver plank be placed in
the Democratic PLATFORM
Some financial plank, looking to the
coinage of silver-perhaps not the free
and unlimited coinage-and the great
enlargement Of the use Of silver viii be
adopted
IF neither of the leading parties adopt
a free silver plank, will the result be
the creation of free silver party?''
1t is hard to tell about an independ-
ent free silver party. 1 do not think
myself that the sighting of silver in
either Of the platforms will result in an
eruption; it viii be gold standard planks
which VIII create the trouble"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-19
GENERAL MARKETS
KANSAS CITY

4 KANSAS CITY
1 Kansas City, ain. 1S-Butter-Crearnery
4 quiet, lStzGZ1c: dairy. I3lll5izc-
\ Egg+Slow, 14c.
| Hay-Steady; timothy. slO.Ooa12oo; praI-
RE $S-o'a7'oo' CT ror-rs
St Louis. Jan. 1s.-Butter-ouiet: IN
/ changed.
Eggs-About steady. 14izc.
l Whisky-S1-2
Pork-Lower: standard mess. jobblng.
new. $1025; Old. 81 70
Lard-Easier: prime steam, > q; choice.
Shoulders. Cbo1e'D 80: ribs.
Dry salt neats-Shoulders Oo1etD
81 62iz; longs, ST.; ribs. $5-5Iiz: shorts.
/ Corn r1eal-y. SAL
Bran-Quiet but firm; offerings small
with light demand; sacked east track.
FIaxseed-Steady. Sc
Timothy see,i-S3GoQ3GG.
Hay-Both timothy and prairie easy and
lower; prairie, $.09gl0.75: timothy. Fs-~'4
NEW YORK.
New York, jar. N-Hay-Quiet
HOps-Weak; state. common 20 choice,
1894 crop, Z1z0pkc: 1876 crop. 4d4c: coast.
1894 crop. Z5lp45zc: 1876 crop 41sc.
Hides-pull: wet sailed. 3Sr25 pounfis
LIZ BltlQ1 AYR QfFs - flulft'4-. 10 - 20
as dry. y 20 % pounds. s.. California, 70
= pounds. ~.
Leather-DuIl: acid. ZTG0e
WOOl-S-eady: domestic feece, iCde3c;
pulled. 1sf33c.
Beef-Steady: family. s10O012oo-
Beef hams-El5-59gls00: packed. 900
I0ce
Cut nneatS-F1rrn: picked hams. sft6sc.
Lard-sSresdy. western steam closed %5-ssJ
asked. January. 3 s.. nominal
POrk-FfrTu. old mess. 1fG5e7ff 90. short
clear. .iI-20lz-J0. family. S105G1lI.0.
TallOT ard com ulesl-IulL
PEI rGle-lIu-Dul. United cioss~1 = - 81
Eos!n-S trained. common 70 good. gl-se8
LIS.
T'urpe1tin e-ouiet. o01sEc
Rics-Stoady; domestic. fair % extra.
70.
Molasses-FIrTn: New Orleans. ope1 kst-
tie. good 20 choice. Z-E15c-
COttOnseed Oil--Cruiet. pine crude. -
2f'.--s PRIME crude Z .. b.. mills fSde1c,
OF grades. zG23cs butter grades. <Ggsc
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool jan 1s--Bacon-F.rrn. de-
Bees-E1;ra India uaezs. Is. prime mes.
SIS So
Pork-Pr.ns mes. extra. sls 81. far.
&C.
La-3-Firrn: prime western. - 81. re-
fired Cr pals D. 81
B1rtec-Fnies- Uni,e1 States. -. good.
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HIS PAPA SETTLED HIM
Young Man Whe was Too Anxious to Get
Married.

West Chester, Pa, Jan. 1S.-The mar
rage of two young people was nipped in
the bud here at o'clock this evening.
through the Interference of the father
OF the would-be groom. He had the boy
arrested, and will have him undergo a
medical examination, as he declares he
is mentally uns0und.
The affair has created no little stir,
owing to the standing of the family Of
the groom. Walter Hodgson is the son
of William H. Hodgson, proprietor OF the
Daily News OF this place. He is just
coming to manhood's estate. He has a
Sweethear. Miss Annie Griffin, a girl of
II or IS years. Walter and Annie had
agreed to get married at 5 o'clock this
evening. She had the consent of her
mother, but Walters parents knew
nothing of the affair until noon today.
The bride that was to be has not been
in the same social circle as the youth
she was 10 have welded. This in part
accounts for Papa HodgSou's objection,
Il is said.
Walter was keeping in hiding. His
father sought the assistance Of the DO
lice, and Chief Farra managed 10 take
him into custody a few minutes before
o'clock. as he was on the way 10 his
sweetheart's home. Physicians Will
make an investgat ton into young Hodg-
sons mental condition. For some time
his friends have believed him 10 be lack
ing in some degree. \ few weeks ago
he issued an elaborate prospectus for a
southern tour on a steamboat. This was
the first indication that anything was
wrong. The girl and her parents say
that Walter Is all right mentally. and
that this is only a way 10 keep the low
erS from getting married. The disap-
pointed bride says they VIII yet reach
the goal Of their desires. Application has
been made for a commission il lunacy
10 inquire into Hodgson's condition.
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Shiprnents-FTour, $500; wheat. 500,
corn. =. 90; oats. II ooN.

Shiplnents-FTour, $500; wheat. 900:
corn, =. 90; oats. 1l.ooo.
NEW YORK.
New York, Jan. 1S--Flour-RecelptS. IA
Oo0; exports. =. so barrels; market strong
er with wheat; spring lower grades. N-S'
I250: w.nter patents, S-oe5lS -; winter
straights, 81 40fi3.45; winter extras, S-6SSG
3.p0: winter lower grades S--@g2oe.
Rye hour-Steady.
Buckwheat fiour-Dull-
Wheat-ENports. AL. $40. spot firm; No.
. red, 71c; No l hard. &c. options open
ed firmer on Euroean buying and stronger
cables; eased of under long selling. but
finally rallied sharply on big local clear
ances and scarce Of the shorts. closing
strong at Is6ISs cent advance. No . red
closed GSc; May. 81 l-lSatS 1-lGc, closed sSc.
Corn-Rsceipts, 1880; exports, =. 800.
Spot dull; No. 2, sac. Options opened
easier on heavy weekly exports from
both coasts; eased off under realizing. and
finally rallied with wheat. closing lsHAa
cent higher; January closed &%ac; May.
3514 G35i1c. closed 352sc.
Oats-Receipts, 800; exports. zoo
Spot dull; No. ?, 24i4c. Options quiet but
steady; January closed &c: May closed
3fec
observation-disclosures.
Rye-NOminal.
Barley-Dul
Barley malt-Nonlinal; western. 4Sd54c-
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco. Jan. 1S.-Wheat-Steady:
December. SLE14; May. Sl.oss: cleared.
q, ISL centals.
LONDON.
London, Jan. 1S.-During the past week
the weather has been damp and unseason-
ably mild.
Wheat-Easy al 81 10 81 down and now
firm on American adviceS: weakness due
TO better political news. increased ship
ments and the mild weather; moderate
business in northern parcels, p n. L, at
Bs 81: spot slow.
Maize-Ffrm and quiet; parcels of mix
ed American, prompt delivery, quoted at
Barley-Ffrm at full rates.
Oats-Steady.
Flour-Quiet and easier on the week
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CoFTEE NAEkEI

View Yo-z. Js-- Is.----osfse options oV41-
81 steady. urcha-g.t pres. r8ls3 ~
active ard featgreieEs stth cEiy local
t-a1-rg ard weak gE.eerroCe tr cors--
qgsrcs . zpa-1e>ac buy erF. cloesyi or1lss
a. 20 potn-s ne- define 90 { pats ~;
sdvaacs: salez 4Ql0 oagz. tzclDts-sz March
-18T11
SPOT c5Gss-F.io dul. 10. !. - aubs
cuil. Cor11za- -7E-ef-
H&ubuTg-c2zsst aa6 u3chanEss: sales.
8 o. 1ae-E
Hat-e-Ciosst1 u-charEs-s: .oczl ssler.
= 30 baEz
Tl0-<yl-e-; 30 : F:,o 3 40: srrta-~s.
~ --euc@s ra-epts LOS ha1Ts- ~tsars-s
foT re Trlfr1 sac ro-e. Tor Elral.a.
1fss1 hazs- sock. -. % baga
Hzr-1l-zEs deliveries from %rw To-fc
YESTERDAY SOS rz1-s- &sz J. a-x sso~.k %
dag. - tsascs- f'a.fe1 fsla-es Eee--x - %
- bzEs- z4oaf Tor -ze Eassss4 $50. =. o.
90 bAEs- total vs.hle 90 ths 7-s.sss-s
Zst yez-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-19

sales today i1.so bales were oferea, q
which 500 were withdrawn. There Sas
an excellent sc'cction. inchsd nR a lot q
finer Combinfrs mcrin0S which was snap
ped u ply American buyers al top figures
The general character OF the market -
unaltered. A thousand or more baies
We're taken by American buyers. Saisa IN
detail: New South Wales &6e5 bales,
secured. Sifris GEd. greasy. euiiizd.
Queensland. - bales. secured ipkd. We
toria, 3.sOs bales. EcOuretL s1tfIs. greasy
7lzd0ls. South Australia. 2ES bales.
secured, 6asddfs I'D. greasy. -. sfsad
Swan River. 81 bales. greasy. sisd. Tzs-
mania, IS bales: greasy. Is 1duls 81 New
Zealand. J. "a bales. secured. siIlzffs 81 !;
greasy. 7s.G1liad Cape Of Good Hope
and Natal. s5s bales. secured, C.dals I'D :.
greasy. 64sQGssd.
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KANSAS UTY.


Kansas City. Jan 1a-W-hest-Oue CT:
higher. No 2 hard. sJ0sic. No -ss. 1o-z-
iuzIiy. sics rejected. DO-rlnz.sy. E3Gt1r.
Confirm AID 81 good denaud 40 :
mixed nc No. W1.re. e
Oa-S-E-z-he- slow. but very H--u- No 2
mixed. aOulinaIly. 1sgl7c. No. Ehlte, -.
0lSc-
ST LOUIS
s. Lou1s. Jan -s.-F'l osTr-Cuie-. N---
patents &-ssz3 =. extra faucy. = -9s1 -.
fa1ry, 500 -, choke. Szspa1sa
h@zf--A1fa-ces1 On good G@u-z-1 a.
the oqe-s-1Es sooz relzqssd. bst a. .1=
c.ose Eas stTo-,. = 20 I cent aLzts- r.
yesterday Tor futET=s Spot 6r1 ard
higher No. : ret. cash. go No. : kz--.
80, January. a. Nay. 81
Ccr1-Eutures we're SuIly a. s-rc-z a.
wheat ts1t Ire lack q seIe-z chec.1=1
trz-1-rE Al the -rz-ss- s.1 not sZvz-cs 81
Irse p ca0s-1S 49, cent hsE1er -Aaz -
-e71ay- 80 q1-e- higher. 30. . a--Ee-.
cs.sEl, - @so-arT. 70, NzT. -
DA-S-F ~ Tor futures. EfrH = reCt a.
vase, b. -traz-c< va res--7ctes -
s-a-ctty q EelIe-E Spo- hlghsr azt ~
der AZ No. = ezsa aid Jz1gzrg. -,
Ma. -
Ege--Noss ozs-ed O. calI, whe-s -.
crly osd vas - Tor 40
Bz-seT-Sz eaSy
aers.3ts-F-l0l-. s.scs. xaea.. E,sc5. CO..,
e,6os oS-S, Len.
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Chicago Board of Trade

~ may Complaints srs co-nfnE % ne
Ch4cazo Board of Trade skswing nat
persons i1fesclrg % deal ln Kr4En al
froTisious throsRs resnbsrs % fhs BoasS
ard subject p sfs r3sea ard rsggiatleas,
are Eassle1 iDto cezHrE ulth c.srsoas e.
Arms Sno have 70 cCEnsrfsoa Nsth as
Bozri 80 pubic 81 cagfioref axaiast
ceals1E via such ysrs1as o. frnas at %
noi4ie1 fh2t GEORGE p sTDSE. zsr-
rstsTy. S1I snazsr Az i-q-s.rlss as q
Stftaer ary particular ysrsga % crz .
= member % Rufh Bad
GEORGE =. STONE. ssrrsssrx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-19
HERBERTB EFORE THE COMMITTEE
Secretary OF the Navy Testlfies as to Arm
our Plate and other Matter.

our rate ana Otner matter.
Washington, Jan. 1s.-Secretary Her
bert was before the senate committee
on naval affairs for three hours today
n connection with the inquiry under
the Chandler resolution concerning the
Harveyized steel contracts. He said
that he knew nothing Of Commander
Foiger's connection with the Carnegie
company, before he resigned his posi-
ton as chief OF the bureau Of construc-
ton and repair. Being questioned con
corning the connection Of the navy de-
partment with the Efforts 70 have the
Harvey patents expedited at the patent
Office, he said that there was no record
OF any effort 10 ascertain the patenta-
bility OF the Harvey process, but he
produced records 70 show that K was
not al unusual thing for the secretary
OF the navy 10 request The secretary q
the interior 10 have applications for
patents upon articles FOR use - the d.
pa-tment made special as BE did n
The case Of Mr.. Harvey's Application
Explaining the discrepancy between
the pricss charged OF the amor sup
Piled this government By TIE Carnegie
company and The Bethlehem Iron works
and those charged the Russian govern
meat. Mr.. Herbert said that i vas nee
essay on account % The strong CON
petition 10 make Low BIDS 70 get the
Russian contract NJ Herbert ais
said that il had SO fs- been Impossible
70 secure competition II BIDS o. amor
plate
re stated that sine he had become
secretary he had pr a stop - the sys-
1sn OF gran ting fu-iouEhs % naval or
GERS 70 engage n othe- lines % Business
The committee x-iu meet again n>x-
Saturday. when Commander Foiger
VIII be examined
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balm to lbs injured feelings? Is it a
tact that Judge Quinton, Senator Sterne
Dan Anthony, George W, Martin, Ed
Hoch, Mike Sutton, Marsh Murdoch
and host of others that might be men
toned are all designing place hunters
If so, God help the panty
Yes, God help the panty If it is to
continue in the hands of maudlin,
muddhng old woman, srwayed hither
and thither by cunning schemer VINO
IS absolutely destitute Of public motive
and political morality
LETTERS FOR MKINLEY.
Topeka, Kan, Jan. 18-Cy Leland
spent the day in Topeka, presume bly, 60
ing over his long string Of wire fence TO
see II any of the staples had pulled out
during the recent Johnson cyclone. To
reporter he said: 81 am getting bush
els OF letters from over the state declar-
ing in favor Of Mckinley for president
L honestly believe there is hardly a
county in the state which Will fail 10
elect Mckinley delegates if the people
get their choice properly registered in
the county conventions. 1 have been
counting UP the Mckinley newspapers
IN the state and they number more than
three-fourths Of the entire Republican
press
When questioned as to the fight on
himself, Mr.. Leland replied that he was
feeling comfortable, and then relapsed
into that inscrutable silence which has
earned for him the title of the silent
man."
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none: gross. - bales: exports 20 Great
Britain $40 bales: 10 the continent. 40
bales: forwarded 81 bales. sales. lSs bales.
all spinners: stock. Isl sss bales.
middling. i3-l6c; low uli6dling Z e-lsse I;
good ordinary. 7i.c. net receipts. Ss9S
bales; gross 600 bales; exports 60 Great
Britain, 20 bales: 20 Francs, ;. sS bales.
10 the continent, 1888 bales. coastwise.
IN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-19
LIVESTOCK MaHKEr.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO
Chicago. Jan B-HoRs-RecetptE y. GO:
market active. light hogs. s. Z&Gs-l0. mix
ed. = 10. heavy. 3 Slffl0
Cattle-Reoeipts, 400. dull. nomiEAliy
unchanged
Sheep-Itecei pts. 100. slow and steady.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Jan B.-Cattie-Recespds
zoo. shipmenu. z.iO0. DogninaIiy steady
Texas steers, = sssIe -. native COWS. g. -51ay
$50. stOrkers and fee1srz 3 EsG37A
HORs-ItscetptE. 4.3Jo. Hhlpuncntx. zzQ.
heavies. t54oq2sO; Erazse. p.Eg4o. lxht.
= 7D6fs.so
Sheep-RecefptB no; sh3punsnts. 90.
steady. muttons. g gsu9e
ST IOCIH
81. Louis. Jan E-raftis-Racsirt .
on; steady but E1TTiy 80 hight only rsszI
trade done.
Hogs-Rece3pfs. 400. heavy. g sc9< 50,
mixed, 3 7D1aDo. nght. s1.sSQFoo
S1eeTs-Hecsptz. -. steady. native nut
tons, = 7S4150
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Real Estate Transfers.
FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstrac,
and Land company

Furnished by the Wichita Abstrac,
and Land company
Bernard V. Sharkey, qcd. lots 1923
I125 and ! lot 1927 Waco ave
Jewellers add e. 49,. 80. ...s !
Chris FreieriCkSon, wd, - 3 sec
- town % w...... e. 2250
VIM. Fintelman, wd, L lot IS
River 81 Lakeside add $1,000. 200
Nj A. Caryin, wd. lots s., $ So
and 90 blk Wilson's add 10
Clearwater. Kan .....-...- 1900. .
Geo. Haysord ,wd. I lot 81 Mar
ket - Lewis res OF GrinanSteins
OF u aNQ ---------- --------- 1900
ChaS- Z. PecksrilI. Qci, sw = sec
TOW IS = ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GO
Amount Of mortgages released e. 22I4
Duluth. MINI, Jan IS-The Duluth
Provision and Dry Goods Company,
operating a large department. store in
this city, assigned today.
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Se- To-x. Jar- zz.-4-psts- s.s~- a.
sse@@ss =@>zlie< sz-aEa= $1,000 g..
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GRAIN MARKET
CHICAGO.

Furnished by r L. BOSTTCK, Connls-
sion Merchant room 70. over Kansas Ma
uoual bank.
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HE is FRIENDLESS
EVERYBODY NOW GIVING POOR
MAJOR MORRILL, A WBACK

Eo Hoch, the Biggest ProhibItionIst of
Them All, Turns Up In Topeka and Motif
hes the Fixers That Morrill, Can Not be
henominated Again in Safety and That
the Major Ought to Know When He has
mad Enough-At the Same Time Dan
Anthony Continues to Jab Him With
Double-Leaded Editorials as of Yore.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-19
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-19
REVELED In GLOOM
PESsIMISM BECOMES THE FAD ON
THE EXCHANGE.

Financial and Political Complications are
They are Worth. Not Omitting the Fly
ing Squadron From the Calculations
Granger Outlook CIouded-FinaI Prices
at About the Lowest of the Day-Review
of the WeeF, Summarizing the Effects
of the PopuIarizing OF the Loan Bonds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-19
WHOSE LIE Is II?
SOME ONE AT TOPEKA HAS GER.
TAINLY BEEN GUILTY OF ONE.

1t Came About In This Way: One, Green
span, said the Topeka Capital Wanted
Ten Thousand for Advocating Prohibi-
ton, But Wouldn't Advocate High liz
cense-This the Capital DeDied-Green-
span Reiterated-Then Greenspan Took
it Eack-Now the Kansas City Times
Declares That He Did say 1t.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-29
Kid Glove Sale.

Would you buy an extra pair of gloves
that you did not exactly need If you got
them for half price? Well, here is your
opportunity:
4-button real Kid, ladies' Gloves (gray
only, value 75c per pair; you get them
now at $50 per pair.
We are sole agents in Birmingham
for the genuine Foster Kid Lacing Glove.
Why buy limitations when you can get
the genuine for the same money? All
the spring shades are here; blacks with
large lacing hooks-new thing.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-29

uIdT Il12C
quality, and they were never sold before
for less; $50 pieces on sale Monday morn
ing at TIC.
Beautiful printed corded Dimities the
choicest patterns you ever saw, we will
offer Monday at 121ac.
Linen color Batistes, 32 inches wide in
plain and printed, in colored designs. at
the low price of 15c.
Lace striped Lawns, printed in exquis-
lite patterns and colorings, just off the
cars, at only &c
All-over Swiss Mulls, in beautiful WOW
en- dots, all colors. entirely new, only SOC.
All linen Crash Toweling for Skirts,
very stylish, only Csc
Linen Grass Cloth, with colored stripes,
entirely new, only 25c.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-29
IA White
Goods Sale.

A snowdrift of pretty white Dress Fab
RIGS at melting prices. Buy them early
and get the prettest.
White lace checked and striped Lawn,
In eight patterns, was sold at 7,sc yard.
lat SC.
Sheer white satin-striped Lawn. in mar
row and white stripes; 1t is cheap at
1-3c, at SIC.
Fine quality of 40-inch Apron Lawn. q
trade winner at 8 1-3c.
Satin finished Plaid Lawn, In pretty
plain and broken plaids, quality that Is
worth 15c yard at 10c
Fieece-lined Pique for making Infants
Icloaks and bibs, worth 35c, at zoe.