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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30

day at Buenos Ayres at 1ss; Madrid
1875: Lisbon 29is; Rome 107.45.
Paris. Aug. 29.-Three per cents rentes
io2 francs, 72iSc for the account Ex-
change on London 25f. l7Izc for checks
LOANS, BONDS AND CLEARINGS.
New York, Aug. es.-Noon: Money on
call. nominally, s per cent: prime mer-
camille paper. nominaliy. 71S per cent:
sterling exchange, steady, with actual
business IN bankers bills at s4-SSiss 81
for demand. and s4.Sslz for sixty days:
bar silver, 66i4; Mexican dollars. 5iSs
cents; state bonds. inactive: railroad
bonds. strong; government bonds firm;
new fours registered, l12i.: coupon.
I12x; fives registered and coupon leSi2
fours registered 104iz; coupon los; twos
registered 9l1s: Pacific skies OF ~. 100.
Philadelphia Pa, Aug. %. -Clearings
s.. .91l .154: balances s239.45
Baltimore, Md, Aug. 29.-Ciearings
81 ,Sss. $50; balances $240.S40.
Chicago, Aug. 29.-Clearings 1854 sos
money firm; call loans 6g7 per cent.
Commercial paper per cent. New
York exchange s1.0o discount. Foreign
exchange unchanged; demand SISSY
sixty days s4.S2A.
st. Louis. Mo, Aug. 2e.-CIearings 81
075. .54S; balances sS39, lo2. Money on call
5G6 per cent; time 7dS per cent. New
York exchange s1.09 discount bid; a.
cents asked.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30
TIE CHURCHES.

Brown Memorial Reformed church.
co-ner Topeka avenue and Leafs strees
Evangelist Lewts will preach q, Tho
the Central today. BON morning and
evening
Free TTgDrzf1t Association meets a;
library hall az ?. Ia Subject: Bibles" :"
Everybody savtfed-
A delegation from the Free Methods.
canpn~e<tng Will conduct the servscs-s
IN he Y. " g A audftog5un az 4 ?. IN
today. All nsea oordlasiy Invited
-sery1c1s By ts,e pastor. Bruce C1m.h
at II n m No regular evening service
meeting at ?. m Eve-y boty welcome
German Evangelical church. corner
MARKET and Wisssrna1 str~tE-<o
preacnrs today. Sunday srhool a. SD
a IT. Young PeoDle's society At 7s<s
- II
T.-e Lzdse-s os -he C~nt-zi Car<s.ta,
church MI gf-e jaz eccfzI a. the
home % Esv- Sins on raiversty ay-~
nue. Tuesday ~T-al1g. S~pG Al are
cor3sal-y invited
Isev. James White. D D, % Kansas
Cry. xz1 prsaca sabbath morning and
sv@nsnx q; tae Tatte5 Presbyterian
chu-xn. corner Ono avenue ard Ff-Ss
street T5- puzzle = corz1al-y sasxe-s
20 .o=se se-T1oes
FEre Baptist c1uch. !. ~. G. A as,-
dftC-1um. co-ss- Frzsf st-e~q au-d To,~-
tzsz zTelsse-R>srzlzr y-.szcktnx s>-ylcs-
a. u s. "a. ard ,. m 5urs5ay sGoool e.
1e a n. z J. p L prayer rnsesIux a.
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rne-t1ns< TSu-=Slzs a. 8 c'ekoek p IA
Csxstrzi Bsysst cszrra. co--e- ct
Dos.slzs AID cleT eizad ss~a1ez. Fey. /.
= hal, paeso<. Eegz.ar vr-sEczs.Ex
services ~ - - B. n a19 8 ? n Ss5-
set Esg-zing s~-zEon. 'Fghat f,onzzs.st~s
crr1stLzo efScss1ryP~ Egsrszg 1aeaaa.
is IgDoraocs Piss s1azzy $1,000
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30
NEW YORK MARKETS

New York, Aug. @-Flou--Receirts.r IL
500 barrels, exports, s.9oc The market was
steady but very quiet. except for winter
stratghss, which have a fair demand. wiz
ter patents. SAG SEQ; Minnesota patents
81 40sfaA
Rye nour@Steady.
Corn meaAQuiel: yellow western. &c.
RyNQr.et; No. western. %i~f+lc
BarIey-Qutee: western 3-ST1sc.
Barley ualt-Steady; western <SISsi1c
Whear-Receiprs. nGso; exports, 1s.ss0
Spot dull: No. hard. ssI>c Options de-
ciined unSser disappointing cables. foreign
selling and local f0aidaton: closing dun
ati.Gixc net decline: September opeoed
ef&c- ctpses64ixc.
Corn-Recetpts. q. .sce. exports, g -: No.
. eFSo Options fairly active ard eaSfsr.
closing Ia c lower; Augus< clcsei &c:
Septenber o5-Ics E-isc, closed 3szsc.
oats-Rereipts. $3.50: exports. 3S@-
Gr,os dull. No q D,so Qrtxo-s c.ztAt hEIt
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30
KANSAS CITY MARKETS

Kansas City, Aug. 2s.-wheat-Act-
I've and firm. No. 2 hard 511H952 cents;
No. 4S1aQ50 cents; No. red 57959
cents; No. red 53G54 cents; No.
spring 49 cents; No. 3, nominally, 459
As cents.
Corn-Active; unchanged.
Oats-Active and firm No. mixed
1903 cents; No. white, old, 22q2211a
cents; new, nominaly. 20 cents.
Rye-No. nominally, 2S cents.
Hay-Firm. Timothy, choice, S7.509
500; prairie, choice, S4.5005.00.
Butter-Rather weak. Creamery, Is
GA cents; dairy, 1Od13 cents.
Cattle-Receipts 300; shipments 400;
Maret unchanged; only local trade.
Hogs-Receipts 1000; shipments p
900; market steady to strong. Bulk OF
sales s3.OOQ3.25; heavies, s2.S0d3.i0;
packers sSO0d315; mixed sS.05G3.25;
lights $3.1oQ3.30: yorkers s3.20q3 !. 80;
pigs $3.0593.20.
tSheep-Receipts 500: shipments 500;
market steady. Lambs S2.90Q465; NUT
tons s.. .o0G3 20.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30
FOREIGN MARKETS

Liverpool, Aug. 2.--Wheat-Spot firm;
demand poor; No. 2 red, spring, 5s I'd; No.
hard Manitoba, stocks exhausted; No. ]
California, IS 6lkd- Futures closed steady.
with distant positions unchanged to 14d
higher; business about equally dstrfbut-
ed: August, IS sd; September, 5S 1$4d /;
October, 5s ID; November, IS 2lzd; Decem-
Der. IS I'D
Corn-Spot firm; American mixed. new,
2s SD Futures closed steady with No
vember Ld higher and other months un-
changed from yesterdays closing prices
business about equally distributed; Aug
ust, Is 9a.d; September. Is Cd; OCTOBER,
es Cd; November, Is sgd; December, 3
e4d.
FIour-Firm: demand fair; freely sup
piled; st. Louis fancy winter. Is
Bacon-Stea0y.
BeefEExtra India mess. 4ss Sd; prime
mess. 36s Sd.
Pork-Prime mess, fine western, <s;
medium western, 3Ss Cd.
I.ard-Duli; prime western, 1ss; refined'
Qn pails) 3Os Cd
Cheese-Steady, demand poor; finest
American white. ass Sd: finest American
ButterEFfnest United States. sos; good,
COS, 49,,
refrigerator beef-Forequarters, SID:
h,ndquarteTs, 5a4d.
London Aug 9-Cane sugar-Nery ouli
Centrifugal Java, lis Cd; muscovado fair
refining. 1Cs Beet sugar fiat and lower;
August. g. Sd; September rs 90
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30
CURE FOR HEADACHE.

AS a remedy for all forms OF Head
ache Electric Bitters has proved 70 -
the very best II effects a perna n~ns
cure and the most dreaded habituai
sick headaches yield 20 It's influence.
We urge all who are afflicted 20 pro-
cure a bottle. and give this remedy a
fair trial. In cases OF habltual conati-
patton Electric Bitters cures BY giving
the needed tcne to the bowels. and few
cases long resist the use OF this nlesil-
cine. Try 4: once. Fifty cents and 81 %
at Geo. Van WerSsn's Pharmacy. szs
y. Main street. and q. Gebr.ng's drug
store. northeast corner Topeka and
Douglas avenues
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30
COMMIT ZEE Is ORGANIZED
w. S. Corbett Is Chairman and Mr.. Leh
man is Treasurer.

w. S. Corbett is Chairman and Mr.. Leh-
man is Treasurer.
Yesterday the Republicans who dis
agreed with the county Republican
convention at the auditorium held a
meeting in the Sedgwick block and per-
fected a county organization. They are
known as the Independent Republicans
OF Sedgwick county. Something like
sixty gentlemen were present
John Adams called the meeting to or
der and without mucn ceremony or de-
lay w. S. Corbett, president of the
Wichita Wholesale Grocer company
was elected chairman of the county
central committee; Councilman John F.
knohauch was elected secretary; ex-
Secretary John Vanaman OF the Re
publican county committee was elected
assistant secretary. and George E. Leh-
man OF the Lehman-Higginson Whole
sale Grocery company. was elected
treasurer.
A committee OF four. including Mr..
Corbett and ex-PoStemaster E. B. Jew
EFT, was appointed TO meet the state
central committee, who. It IS said. ex-
pressed a desire TO do all in their power
TO conciliate the two branches Of the
Republican party of the county. This
committee was given instructions by
the superior committee as to the terms
Of any treaty Of peace that might be Of
fered. 1t Is based, It is said. on the en-
dorsement of Jones for clerk of the dis
trict court, the resignation Of both Ir-
win and Goldberg in the representative
district and the nomination OF General
Corbett for the place. Outside OF that
the reorganization of the county Is de-
manded on a basis of letting the county
committeeman remain as they are and
an equal division Of the city portion Of
the committee between both sidaA The
committee thus reorganlzed shall elect
officers regardless OF the officers now
in power.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30
GRAINS KEEP QUIET
BOARD OF TRADE MARKETS LIGHT
AND CHANGES SLIGHT.
There L. Prohibiting In Wheat, Cables Do
Not Respond to Fridays Advance and
the Northwestern Receipts are Heavy
Corn Quiet and Easy With Wheat and
on Reports of Good RiPening Weather
Oats Quiet and Easier at the Last-Pro-
visions Close With Little Change After
Moderate Business.

Chicago, Aug. 29.-Wheat-December
opened this morning sc under closing
prices. A general disposition to take
profits was manifested and the price
soon slid off from COS Q601sc, the opening
price, to 60Ac. Cables were disappoint-
ing in 80 much as they did not show
the strength expected after the advance
here yesterday. Northwest receipts
were also heavy and local ceceipts con-
stderably overrun the estimates.
Wheats close was:-For August, 561A;
September, 565sc; October, 577sc; Decem-
Der, 601sc; May, 64%c.
Corn was quiet and easy, largely in
huenced by the weaker tone in wheat
and by the unfavorable weather for
maturing the crop. The business done
was not heavy and changes in prices
were confined in the end to &c reduc-
ton. September opened nc lower, at
20%c; touched 205sc, and closed at 2oZc.
Business in oats, generally speaking.
was rather quiet. The feeling had
suspicion Of hrmness early but the
range Of prices was very narrow and
at the close the tone was easier. Sep
tember opened unchanged, at 16K G16c,
sold at 161s Q16Ac, and closed with sell
ers at 1870. The bulk of the business
was in the way Of excha nging.
Only a moderate business in provi-
s1ons was reported, chiefly in the way
OF transferring contracts. Offerings
were somewhat limited and the demand
was moderate. The feeling through
out the session was heavy, in unicon
with the corn market Closing prices,
however, showed but little change. Sep
tember pork closed unchanged at s5.62k;
September lard unchanged at s3.35 and
September ribs SC lower at 1920
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 200 cars; corn, 100 cars; oats 40
cars; hogs. $1,000 head.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

A meeting OF the Republicans Of the
city will be held at the Police Court
room. Monday evening at S O'Clock. for
the purpose Of organizing a fiambeau
club. Ben Downing, Chairman central
committee.
The members OF Elizabeth Lodge No.
20. Degree OF Honor, are requested to
meet at the lodge room on Tuesday even
ing at O'Clock sharp to drill. Every
member is expected 70 be present. F.F.
Parsons. captain OF team.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety OF the First Methodist church will
hold their monthly meeting in connec-
ton with a basket luncheon at Hyda
park. Wednesday at O'Clock .. m
Each member is requested TO brin.
lunch for herself and as many friends
as she may bring Should rae weather
be unfavoTa bic, the. socisty viii meet
at the home OF Mrs. Anna Bourgeois
Sl7 North Lawrence avenue Mrs. C.
E Campbell, Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. Louis, Aug 2s.-Recetpts-Flour
T. 400; wheat los, 900; corn $4,000; oats 49,
900. Shipments-Ffour 10000 barrels;
wheat $4,000 bushels; corn $1,000 BUSH
els: oats 1000 bushels
F7our-Steady.
Wheat-Lower; No. red cash, eleva-
tor, 81 Nc; track aA@61%c; No. 2 hard
521kc; August &c; September 59c bid !;
December csc bid.
Corn-Lower: No. 2 cash 1SZ ZT1sTsc;
August 1sAc, nominal; September 1850;
December &c.
Oats-Ffrm; No. 2 cash is1sc; August
17Ac bid; September 1850 Did; May
1880 bid.
Rye-None offered.
Barley-Steedy.
Cattle-Raceipts none reported: mar
ket very quiet and unchanged with on
ly retail trade.
Hogs-Receipts 1000; market cents
lower. Lights sS.2oGS.40: mixed sS.e04
$40; heavy s315G3.35.
no market
Cornmeal-s1.3o.
Bran-Fsrm.
Fiaxseed-Lower 61i1o
Timothy seed-Firm-
whisky@S1.1S-
Hay-Firm-
Cheese and butter@Steady.
Eggs-ei5c.
Cotton ties and bagging-Unchaneei
Pork-Lower; standard mess iobbing
$Ss7tzGS.2S.
IArd-Lower: s3-e7is; prime steam
$315.
Bacou-Steady.
Dry salt meaSs-Steady.
Wool-Quiet; unchanged.
CoVton-Quiet and steady; middiing
I 7-lsc; receipts IA; shipments SIS; stock
se0.
New ORLEANS. La. Aug. 2e.-Cotton-
Easy; middling 7Sc; low middI:ug
2-lS: good ordinary s I4-lec
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30
Western Learue Gamcs

Minneapolis. Mimi, Aug. 2e.-Score:
r II E
Minneapolis IL 900 oo1oe As 1
Grand Rapids o o o o 2 o 100 % 0
Batteries-H and Schr,ver;
Wolters and Hodge.
ST Paul, Mimi, Aug. 29.-Score:
r II z
St. Paul :. ....o1oO ooo1-2u .
Detroit =. =. 20 o1o1 I'll .
Batteries-Phyle and Spies; Fffield
and Twineham
Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. 29.-Score:
r II r
Milwaukee % 5 0 o Of eS 9 s
Columbus - o 0 0 0 0 s o-5 10 .
Batteries-Rettger and Spear: Jones
McGra-vey and Wilson
Kansas City. Mo-, Aug. 2a.-Kansas
c1ty-lndianapolis game postponed; wet
grounds.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30

IL YOU DECORATE
Committee on Masonic Dedication Calls
on All Merchants

On Thursday. Sept 10. there will be
several thousand visitors 10 zee the
largest Masonic parade ever had in the
state, and witness the public ceremonies
of dedlcating the new Masonic Home.
A large number OF the business houses
have ordered emblernatsc decorations.
and 1t is desired that every building
from the court house 10 the City hall
ON Main street, and from the Rock Is
land depot 10 Seneca street on Douglas
and Chicago avenues be appropriately
decorated; and those who are not sup
piled with decorations should leave
their orders with either OF the commit
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30
MOTHER AND TWO SONS
Wealthy, at That, But still Accused OF q
Murder Near Caddo, L. T.

Perry, o. T, Aug. 29.--Mrs- ]. c.
eagles, cfor1nerly Madden) and her son
Charles Madden, have been arrested
southeast of Perry by deputy marshal
from Paris, Tex, on charge OF murder
committed near Caddo. l. T.. several
years ago. A warrant was also issued
for the arrest OF another son Of Mr.. Ca
gles. but he has so far euded the OFF,
GERS. The alleged crime is the murder
OF a wealthy man named Jeffries and
It is charged mat the Ma6dens. with tbs
assistance of their mother. killed him
for his money. Mrs eagles Is widow
and wealthy. The arrests have caused
much excSceruept.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30
FALL RIVER MARKET

Fall River, Mass, Aug. 9.-The state
ment OF transactions in the local cloth
market during the week shows that there
is a better feeling among printers and con-
yerters. Manufacturers declined to sell
at the old figures and accordingly offers
were raised. Still there has been inquiry
enough TO cut into the stock on hand and
while the mills have no contracts worth
mentioning, the outlook is more encouraS-
ing Market firm at 212c for 90 squares
There has been no trade in mill stocks.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30

All Right soon.
New York. Aug. ss-The New York
Ffnancier rhis week says: The move
ment OF money out OF the clearing house
I banks since July Is has reduced their
deposits "A. ooe. 600. and In the same length
OF time loans have shrunk 2t.0o0. eco.
Despite this heavy drain. however. tbs
Is a REPETITION OF the favorable features
Of the one precsling II. and the banks.
az what might be calhed the apex OF tho
present stringent situation. hold nearly
Hine malkons more cash than the law
requires IL - true that this cash 10
not equally distributed. and that many
OF the Institutions are below fhesr legal
reserves but the showing 10 encouraging
in many wv.ys.
The opeIaLion> which brought about
the changes n the present statement
are similar TO those OF the previous
week. The banks lost heavily 30 the in
terror. but then et decrease in cash vas
smaller than bad been expected Tss
gain In specie seems 10 have bcen made
In lots varying from fifty TO one hund-
red thousand dollars among the larger
banks.
The sharp contraction reflected thnoug
the statement il SHOWN in the tccrvase
in loans which was made necessary IN
order TO maintain reserves. The Iona
contrac biOn and the ioss OF cash 20 tao
interior or course decreased depdsfl=.
but the shrinkage in that item Is ap-
psrently larger than the Spersl iorss
mentioned called for. TIE banks have
been taking out new circulation "a fast
ss possible.
IL IL encouraging 20 note thar The -
serve IL still above the average at thls
sess0n for a long serbs of years preceI-
Ing the 1893 pantc. The heavy inflow
OF foreign gold VII have marked ef-
feet on succeeding bank sta;smcnf-.
md nDoney rates promise 20 fali m&teri-
al y'before rhe end Of the season. Thess
3 no dOubt that che imports will con-
tue untA the legitimate demand for
money ~ fully satisfied Nothing bur
an unforeseen panic can put rates back
20 the figure they have bcen held f0r
several weeks past
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30
EACH CAPTURES ONE
NEW YORK AND CLEVELAND BREAK
EVEN.

score in the FIRST Game IL Three to One
for the Spiders and in the Second, -Four
to One for the Gfants-Coits Beat the
Senators Thirteen to Nine-Boston
Rubs it in on Louisville, sixteen to
Nothing-Browns Miss shut-Ouf
NarrowIy-Oriolcs aud PhiIIies Win
Western Games.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30
REV. ME. PAssnoRE PASSES orr
His Position on IN. Ltasor Ousssios Got
Him W here Bs 10 Nos.

Denver. Aug. 2s.---T-oe Colorado NJ z
conference has expelled Rev. J.. r
Passyrore from the ministry because DO
accused Bssnop Warren of being IA is2-
que with saloon kesTess and gamblers
Mr. Passomre sakes ta@ ground tha; IN
voting or working Tor the Republican or
Democrats ticket a minister of The gee
pcl practically leagues himself with tas
saiooa eiernsrsf. and tzsat his potion 10
against thzt canon ot fhs A@<hotsst
Discipline which asserts NAT toe uosrli-
sing 01 The lguor traffic q s.n-
We Ef1 guSransee cur si-so eseiose
photos 90 equal any yooto made m
wichita a. any Price. baldwin. Pho
tolst. 11s Ezss Douglas. s1-tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30

Washington, Aug. 29.-Today's state
ment OF the condition OF che treasury
shows: Available cash balance s246. $685.
952; gold reserve Sl01. .357. .O03.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30
rHR pIscoyERY aAyEp Hrs IIrE

Mr.. G.. CailIouette, Druggist. Beav-
e-sville, H.. says: TO Dr.. Kings New
Discovery / owe my life Was taken
with La Grippe and tried all the physi-
clans for miles about, but OF no avail
and was given up and tod I could not
live Having Dr.. Kings New Discov-
cry n my store sent FOR bottle and
began its use and from the first dose
began 10 get better. and after using
three bottles was up and about again
Il Is worth its weight IN gold We
won't keep store or house without 81"
Get a free trial az Geo. Van W@-6ea's
Pharmacy. rs ~. Main street. and @.
Gehring's drug store. northeast corner
OF Topeka and Douglas avenues
NHv&euke. Wis. Aug. 9L-Tfae Foth
Vinegar Manufacturing pant has been
seized by tae sheri1 On claims or s1e.
coo En favor q xae Marsfsau ard ISei@y
banks Tic company later assigned.
The assets and Liabilities are ;5s.aos
eScA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30

Mise Ollie Craner Left yesterday for
Winfield, where she has accepted a posi-
ton in the kindergarten department of
the state imbecile school situated in
that city.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30
FOREST FIRES IN WASHINGTON
Area Three Miles Square 10 Licked Clean of
Living Things

Portland, Ore. Aug. 2s.--Forest fires
are raging between Oak Point and
Eagle Cl;1 on the Washington shore on
the Columbia river. An area three mics
square has already been burned o1t. II
is reported that dozens Of cattle have
been burned, one runor placing the nun
Der st 300.
Many millions OF feet OF lumber have
been burned, estimates r1nn1gn as high
as 20 oco 900 feet Benson's lodging and
numbering camp, with al the buildings.
was destroyed Many anir19ls dropped
dead from excessive heat
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30

Class OF '92. ". H s, moonlight picnic
at Linwood park Wednesday evening.
in honor OF Cyy,dus Brown. Those pres
ent We're: Clydus Brown. Ezra Beard.
Amos Mccain. Charles Lease, Roy
Hayes, Edwin Taft, John Parkinson.
Iva Johnson. Phronia Wilkie. Mary
Burd, Flora Casw'elL. Lena CogdeH. Bar
die Wonderiy. Cara Brown and Sadie
Caldwell
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30

We lead all others in the photo bust
ness. and VIII guarantee our Sl.5O cab
met photo 70 be equal 70 any photo made
dn Wichita at any price. Gail and see
them and convince yourself. BALDWIN
photoist. lis East Douglas. eO-tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30
GOLD HAS DONE 1T
IMPROVEMENT IN THE FINANCIAL
SITUATION CONTINUES.

Aggregate Of Imports Since the Opening
Fourteen Millious-Bank Statement il
Very Much Better Than Expected
Sugar Bounty Money From New Orleans
More Favorable Foreign Trade State
ment-AtlantIc Freight Room Engaged
Outward Far Ahead.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30
HAWAII LOOMS ur oscr MORE
All sorts Of Ranors Of Csvsrsmsatzs
Ghz.xss are furr~nt-

All sorts OF Easnors ct GovsraBsntxs
Ch.sgss are Carr~pt.
san Francesca. Aug. zs--Psr sfeazs.r
Tso Jo1e.ro from H>nolulu- Azx, 11----
L & xzcFa-Iane. . prorD.as-st royzkys.
sef; Cor san FRANCISCO On -. srs sss,.
II - y1zsored that hs is on bio vsyso
Ecxlzzd 20 confer win Pg.Eo-ss Eal-
Ilazzi. who -zs her % The Hawaiian
tzrone- The rT1nscr II soatssesrtsss ~
the royzEs: p&p<-. ~sson Gains h.s
e--znd u perwDaai ard Ezs 70 s>os1f.cal
s.zr.saozao-. "a .. sezss issue tas eli
tor saya- s-T-a~ natural ogS07fb~ q tss
v-s~.,a. sztaasson - .zsas PFs1&cssi Dss.s
sssl rrzc~sn-iy retire. and E1sas Prtzpsss
Ezxutzns VII - Ssks1 20 s~ad n~z
r~<sEDe os xzsirh Dofss vrrssst cAess<s
oHc~-s vii - ths isze@rs.
TAe r>pya2s. cara fAax .beT have -
e~s-~t sr<ov-141a1z 80 fs=s sT@cs tnAe
Ksssszz. xfg - rrzsor-d- ~asis sup
r.rss-z q tbe S~psbne ars gntsr sos
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d. c. IMBODEN. Manager.
GALVESTON EXPORT COMMISSION co.
Grain Exporters,
phi Strand. GALVESTON

Branch purchasing Office. soI Sedg-
wick block. Wichita Kan
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30
BANKS STIFFEN UP
THEIR RESERVE IS 100000 ABOVE
LEGAL REQUIREMENT.

Series OF Years Preceding the Panic OF
'sS-Dsposits of Clearing House Ranks
Have Been Reduced s5a,ooo.ooo and
Loans Have shrunk So. s.ooo. .ooo-pe-
spite This the Bank Statement Gives
Encouragement and rhiass wiz Get
All Right Soou.
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and sent I'D a mighty cheer as the ma
jor appeared, completely filled the lawn
and extended over to the abuttine