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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-05
lie Stays the Giant Dim
With His Little PslIea
The SsleS Of His Remedies R.lss !,
Total Of 1850 bottles in S,ua
Since December sob.
What Stronger Proof Does Auv n.
Wish that Munyon yauQui,As
Disease and that the Citlzsa. !,
Seattle Believe IT.

Saturday was n record breaker /, a.
sale OF Munyon's remedies at thu rs,sa
stores of Seattle. Several leading a.
gists were visited. and without a slagl4 !.
ception they all declared that during ,,..
whole business experience they have p,s~.
seen medical preparations OF any NJ,
that sold so rapidly as Munyon's. a.
agreed that this enormous demand SER
only be created by the wonderful curaug.
power of these remedies. Amos, ava,
person purchasing relates how some fass
has been cured in "A few hours or "A.
having been cured themselves, they aes,
TO send the medicine 70 some frieas a,
away. whom they know TO De suffering
A half hour spent in any drug sw.
where these little pellets are sold Il
convince the most skeptical that PTosssss
Munyon has. indeed, discovered a nss
method of treating disease which will eur
30 per cent. OF the people who use Il.
In not one single instance did the ~
porter hear anything but the h!ghes; pra!s
for the remedies. and he was told By IA
pharmacists that in almost every cas-
where the cures had failed TO give rain.
1t was proven that the wrozs
remedy had been taken. thrOass
the ignorance of the person as 10 what d.
ease he was suffering from. From tsca
gathered IL seems that Munyon's unsr
Gus free distribution of Rheumatism Gus
10 the citizens OF Seattle will result
increased renown, as wherever you d
you hear the name of Munyon associates
with the wonderful cures he has effects
If you are suffering with any tssaa
whatever you can make no mistake b
giving these cures a trial, as they COS;
but IS cents, and are perfectly harmless
Caution: A certain druggist on beng
asked If he kept Munyon's remedls "
piled: Eyes, A few. but don't sell than
! can help it. / have large STOCK q
other homeopathic remedies on hand asi
while this advertising is going on ras
pose to push them on the people who cal
for Munyon's wherever I can" We WIS.,
to say right here that life and death An
serious subjects. and the greatest crime
man can be guilty OF Is 10 deceive AMI
trife with human Affections. Such pr
son is unworthy Of your confidence In any
particular whatever. Beware Of the MAJ
who tells you that these medicines AZ
Just as good, for there are no medlcina
made that resemble Munyon's In fornrA
Or effect
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-05
sentation to a Popular Man.

su,,al City, Jan. 4-Special.-The people
OF SUM As and Huntington DECIDED TO pre-
cent IN Sam McGaffey, conductor on the
seattIeV Lake Shore & Eastern. with a
go N . and silver lantern on the after
noon IN fore New Years. So when his train
reached the Sumas depot his friends were
IN ~ and proceeded TO the work. fer
Mr. n iaffey and his train had To return
AZ oncE 10 Sedro. T. c. Burnett, the Su-
WAS n tmaster. delivered the following
rresen.I zion speech: AIR. Sam McGaffey:
Your al ends OF Sumas and Huntingdon
have N been idle spectators while for
three Y ars last past you have
Trad led north and travelled south,
I,eavy < the people stil in doubt
WhetV or the man who made the track
WAS ping away or coming back.
.you Nj have been mindful OF your trust,
and neZ r allowed one Of Us poor devils A
free N for a single mile. Your engineer
has ~ n been ordered 10 ford a stream
when n q bridge was missing, yet, some
how ID generally get I'm on time. The
hrakauv has been friendly to you because
,-o,, - not heheaded him for tri1es
The ~ nan has piled the shovel ard poker
tgl the N drivers fairly flew on wings Of
snee9 "a all because you are his faithful
cnrs;4ev tte friend. Even the mail clerks
feel 90 you would not knowingly run
v7,gr 81 IN over an obstruction for the sole
purpose ot making WIDOWS or their WIS
Vnflr "a & ana TAttbful super nteH Gent. AlF-
L-1sne rs our thanks for selecting and
ciiroine III 10 an employee so faithful 20 duty
NV, N your present blind condition what
xoel ~ desire Is light When the storm
races a Il midnight and the moon ana stars
have - . 10 sleep behind the clouds, then
~ fs q danger. that artificial light is
rrtgaa ost highly. The hot Journal. the
he ~ the waste and dope, and some
-,ss - salt. are necessarily encountered
kr The vvayside. and il Is then, in the
rigrt II o. that lIga- is most IN demand
"a. - oh You. therefore. Mr.. MeGaffey.
- let N a few OF yoar faithful! friends.
rrasant IL Oh with more light Take this
lantern 4 nj cap as little testimonials Of
oor ~ eca:5on Of your worth. and re-
rrernber& IS when trials and danger are
,hirheSt III bout you. for be assured We shall
ever eheE IN your memory"
At ~ lose OF the addresses Mr. MrCaf-
fsv ~ l1le only to say Thanks 10 all
~ ,,on The tears filled his eyes and
~ - heart vas too fun Tor Utteraace.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-05
RHEuMATisM CURED.

Munyon's Rheumatism Cure is suars1-
teed to cure rheumatism IN any part Of 10
body. Acute or muscular rheumatism 'As
be cured in from one 10 FIVE days II sqte-
fly cures shooting pains. sciatlcs. lumasS'
and all rheumatic pains in the back. 81
and lo!ns. 1t seldom fails TO give reHt
after one or two doses. and almost invs'
rlably cures before one bottle has 'ss
straH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-05
AND DYSPEPSIA CuREn

Munyon's Stomach and Dyspepsia cu'
cures all form of Indigestion and stomAsa
trouble such as rising OF food, distress y
ter eating. shortness of breath and all g.
fections OF the heart caused by indigestoA
wind on the stomach. bad taste, onenfu
breath. loss OF appetite, faintness OF Wa
ness OF the stomach, headache ron ~,
gestion. soreness OF the stomach, coana
tongue. heartburn, shooting pains IN 'ns
stomach, constipation. dizziness. fainlhss'
and lack of energy.
MUNYON'S Nerve Cure cures ell 'nc U'sT
toms Of nervous exhaustion, sucn as w
messed spirits, failure Of memory, res''ss
and sleepless nights, pains IN tne nss-
and dizziness 1t cures general deoiaa,
stimulates and strengthens the nerves sas
tones Up the whole body. Price, ? en-
MUNYON'S Kidney Cure cures pains % Us
back. loins or groin from kidney uis.A -
dropsy OF the feet and limbs. frequen' "
sjra 10 pass water, dark-coiored ana W
bid urine, sediment IN the urine aaa W
betes. Price, Is cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-05
CATARRH CURED.

Catarrh positively cured-Are you sss
ing 20 spend 50 cents for cure thas ~.
tfvelv cures catarrh BY removing tne 80.
a. the disease? II so. ask your orusss
for a 25-cent bottle Of Munyon's Cs.s sl.
Cure and a 25-cent bottle OK CataTn ~
lets The catarrh cure VIII eraLnceas y.
d:saaaa from the system, and the taas~
viii cleanse and heal the afflicted -
and restore them TO a natural ana hsA".
full condition. As....
Irunvon's Liver Cure corrects heaaass
b,Ifousness. faundice, constipation sha y
liver diseases.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pnsasn'D
and breaks up n cold in a few houra
Munvon's Cough Cure stops eoush' -
,,.-e.,s aIJav soreness and speedily nsss
the lungs. 500
TO all women -. 49,
MUNYON'S Headache Cure stops ne
ache IN three minutes. -x
sfunvon's Pile Ointment positively sai-
al forms Of piles.
1turron's Asthma Cure and Hers -
guaranteed 20 relieve asthma in nIss -.
utes and cure in i've days. Prlee. -
each. N IA,
Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates " =
parities from the blood r.
Munyon's VltaIzer imparts new - 100
stores lost powers 10 weak ana Cess
men. Price. 81. a, Can
Bunvou's Homeopathic RernsI ..
my 1g5 Arch street, FhlladelpcsA. -.
nufs M specifics for nearly every S''--
mostly for u cents q bottle
SOLD EYALL DgUoGIsIA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-05

SOLD BY ALL DRUoGIsTA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-23
THEIR BLOOD is UP
BRITON AND DERVISH ANXIOUS TO
GET At EACH 0THEB.
Indications FIattering for Decisive Bat.
AngIo-Esyptian Expedition ut Dongols
Ready to Take the Dervish Trail-Re-
ported Dervish Re-occupafion of Don
COLA Erroneous-Works Dismantied by
Bombardment From the Guuboa:s.
Rendering the Post Worthless.

(Copyrighted 1896 by the Ass" ..ated fr, IS
Miowarat, near Dongola, Wit Kerrna-
on-the-NIle, Sept 22-(Tuesday evening.
1t would appear from the reports OF the
scouts who have been FLOWING the trail
of the Dervish force which retreated
from FL Hafir, that an important and
decisive battle, for this stage OF the
campaign, will be fought tomorrow
morning or 6 little later.
The Angio-Egyptian expedition is now
encamped here awaiting early dawn, in
order 10 move upon the Positions occu-
pied by the enemy. MfowaTrat is situat-
ed about five miles from Dongola, and
unless the unexpected happens, the
strength of the Deryishes in the Dongoia
district VIII be thoroughly overthrown.
Spies IN the employ of the intelligence
department who have returned from the
camp OF the emir of Dongola report that
Wad-BiShara has decided to resist the
Anglo-Egyptian advance to the utmost,
and has threatened with death any of
his followers who retreat. The report
that Dongola had been reoccupied by
the Dervishes IS incorrect
The Aboulkla this morning returned to
Dcngola, upon the instructions of Sir
Herbert Kitchener. and comemnced
bombarding the forts and earthworks.
Fire was kept up on them until the for
mer wered ismantled and theearthworks
were rendered comparatively useless.
Therefore. even should the Dervishes
succeed in re-occupying the place. they
viii find very little TO protect them
against the fire Of the Anglo-Egyptian
forces
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-23
LUDWIG BIssANTZ NUPIIALs
Wichita Young lady Married to . LexinS-
ton Business Man.

ton Business Wan
Mr.. Emil Ludwig OF Lexington, Mo.
and Miss Lena BissantZ OF this city
were united IN marriage at O'Clock
hast evening at the residence OF the
brides parents, 301 North Water street,
Rev. Press OF the German Lutheran
church officiating. TIE ceremony was
short but impressive.
Mss Sophia Getto played the wedding
march and IL was beautifully rendered
The bridesmaids were Miss Katie
Ludwigs ot Lexington No, and Miss
Emelia BlSsantz OF this city. The
grooms1nen were Mr.. Otto Zimmerman
ot this city and Mr.. Theodore L1dTsgs
o. Lexington. No
The bride was dressed II cream bro
c75e Sam. trimmed IN cream six
lace, high collar. long fu-i sleeves and
white SHOES and gloves. She carried a
h-ouquet OF BRIDE -o$es in her hands and
her bar was also adorned with Few
roses. TIE other s6ornn@nts were
diamond ear rings and pin The brides
maids were dressed in cream organdie
with short full sleeves and lace and
riboon trimmings
After TIE ceremony and congratuia-
tons were over -Ae party were sea-s-i
TO q beautiful banquet AFTER which the
bride and groom took the 1919 train for
Missouri, where they will be So home TO
their friends a. sa5 Franklin avenue
Many beautiful presents from reia-
tves and friends were given 20 the hap
py couple
TIE groom. Gays the Lexington
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-23
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

St Louis, Sept. 2-Receipts-Flour, T.
900: wheat, 600; corn. 1900; oats, SS,gD.
Shipments-Flour, 1000; wheat. 2o,coo;
corn, g, 600; oats, HOO.
FIour-Unchanged.
Wheat-F,utures closed higher than yes
terday. The Increase IN the world 5 stock
Of wheat, as shown by Bradstreet 5,
caused an easing OFF early, but cables came
so strong that domestic markets did not
decline, but showed great strength and
advanced Spot tame, as prices were too
high for buyers: No. 2. cash. 63i.Ge 394 C
track, 63GGiI4c: No. hard, cash, sc; Sep
TENDER, 625sc bid; December. 661sc BID
Corn-Futures stronger but quiet, the
advance being entirely to wheat Spot
dull, higher; No. 2 cash and September,
1910; May, 23s.c asked.
OatsFutures duh, neglected. Snot dull
and weak: No 9. cash 1sLc bid; Septem-
Der. lie asked: May, 1880 bid
Rye-31c east track
Cattle-Receipts. 2ooo; market steady;
native sf,soping steers, s3.70d4.75; Texas
steers, 81 JcGS51
Hocs-Re.eints, $500: market steady;
Fights ss0oaS.3o; mixed. s2.s0GS2o; heavy,
S. oNGs35
sheep-Rece;pts. 1900; market steady.
Corn NeaEsf.25
Rran-Firm ssG90c east track sacked
F'lagseed-His1er. &c.
Timothy sae9-Prine 81 60
Hay-Ffrmer for choice GRADES. which
are scarce; prairie. si.O0a4.55; timothy.
S.n00s.5n
Rutter-Unchanged
Eges-F'ir-n- lie.
oPultrv-Firrn: chickens. oh &c; spring.
nc: turkeys spring sT9c; ducks, spring,
61hS7c: geese. spring, &C.
Whisky-s1.7s.
Pork-Steady; standard mess. jobbing,
ssN6650.
Racon-Shoulders. Cboxed) A.121k: longs,
SS715; ribs, 400: shorts. 81
Dry salt rreats-Shoulde-s. 1913; longs,
e e71s: r@fhs g. 20: shorts. 90 s2tA.
WooLSteady at the recent advance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-23
srsic AND Drama
- MODEL HUSBAND

John D4iioa and his merry company
presented u model EzsozoE" a. :hs
Crawford last night 20 q goos SIZED az
o$snoe. TIE pay Is really very funny
ard was wei rr-s1t~d- TTer- vas no
DOUBT about TIE audience having ben
x-sH psszS-d with th@ Performance.
511gzg srurn the frequent sra tszrfy
syrlstnse- II E.s5ez Ezs541z~ a~o-ss
eKoefea- opso-tuzi:.<z for LIZ D.s'a.;s
p-z-ailz- tzIe-sis al. he improves isse-a
- TIE @zGsf<c-lon 90 The aud nc To-
night "HaEsz<-t. rfs- Easta~ xii - pre-
s@ot@s- one % The FEATURES a. ~
era Word era bozs~- l. ne 5~au;sSai
AID nasa-c42ss rsssic ~ Ss4Es fssA
orcn1zt-a- adzry Stranger a'h0 are
vss4;llS t-ss c.ly a. fazs ssorsse4 80
opportunity % hearing znis c<te oTas<-1
o-cae7str7 Sosca has fse dIssl.csso. o.
e<IE &c c1ess n she sssz~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-23

New York, Sept. 2.-F1our-Receipts f.
25S; exports, 49, 46 barrels. Quiet owing tc
high views of holders, who asked 54l0C
advance.
Corn mealDun. but steady; yellow
$50.
Rye-Firm; No. western, 40c.
Barley-Firm; feeding, western. 50z4dS2c
Wheat-Receipts, 223 100; exports, g, 740
Spot irregular; No. l hard, Tic. Options
opened strong and advanced on a good
cash demand west, higher northwestern
markets, strong cables and coverings, but
lost part of the rise under realizing and
the big increase in the worlds stock clos
ing 4Q2sc net higher; No. red, May, H$:
ar 9-l6c, closed nc; December, 6Ss4qe93.c,
closed 69c.
Corn-Receipts, 1o7.sOo; exports. sa-@s
on light car lots and sympathy with
wheat, but finally weakened under real!z-
ing and closed 1sc lower; May, 30l4lf30ssc,
closed 30Ac; December, N7sqS 5-16c, closed
277sc
Oats-Receipts, 1s0.sOo; exports. 1860
Spot firmer; No. 2 20$tc. Options quiet
but stronger on covering, and closed 14d15c
higher: September. closed 2Ja4c; December,
21a. Ta17sc, closed 31afc.
BeeveS+Receipts ESQ; no trading. Gables
quote American steers at 1012G1112c dress
ed weight; sheep at Sikd9lac dressed; re-
frigerator beef at S14T3ikc: exports, 6T
beeves. 1000 sheep and 2,4S0 quarters OF
beef.
Sheep and lambsAReceIpts. 3.571; active;
sheep, S30od3.65; lambs, S.0GG515.
Hogs-Recetpts. 1851: firm at g. 50d4.co
Hay-Steady; shipping, 55g6oc; good to
choice, 70nToc.
Lard-Ffrm; western, 50 .; September,
SSH, nominal; refined firm
Eggs-F4rm; western fresh, 14Q16.
CoffeeoOptions opened steady with
prices unchanged TO points lower: ruled
quiet with weak undertone following I'M
satisfactory cables and liberal Brazilian
movement Closed steady at 1oq15 points
H. - =
October. ss.Sod9.40: December. S &GS %.
Spot coffee Rio steady: No. Z, 10Hc; in
voice. 1024c jobbing: mild quiet; Cordova,
15d17c4 Havre closed quiet: net unchang-
tos steady; good average Santos 1os50o;
receipts two days, q, 900 bags; stock, 536.-
600. Hamburg-Steady, II pfennig ad-
vance; sales, 1900 Rio steady; No. Z
two days, 1900; cleared for the United
States. 400; cleared for Europe. 5000;
stock, $1,000 Total warehouse deliveries
from the United States. $3.50 Including A.
day, 49, 72; United States stock. 1so19e:
ahoat for the United States, $500; total
visible for the United States, 475,1s9 bags
against 5T.65S last year
Sugar-Steady; fair refining. nc; centr1-
fugal. &c test. 81. Refined quiet.
Butter-Recs.pts. 1874 packa ges: firm:
western dairy. 7izT11c: western, 11Gf5c;
Elcins. 15c; factory. 7d1mh.
CheeSe-RecefQt SOD pacSages; STEADY;
large, 76sizc: small 7d9l4c; part Skins,
36Sc: fuls shims HOO.
Eges-Receipts. 72T packages: firm;
Pennsylvania 111hc1k western 141sG1s1Ec.
Cotton-Ouiet; middling. 9-1Sc. SPOT
cotton-Opened quiet: m'idling upland.
SIC: middlug gulf 77s: closed quiet: mid
ding upland. S11-1Sc; middling gulf,
1v3-16c: sales. 3Ss bales.
Dry goo5s-Rus'ness dull; print cloths
quiet but firm at 11-1Sc.
Man1H oesfe- Sent - The -[et FOR
cloths and yarns was steady, with little
doing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-23
THE WEATHER
XIchffa {!

Wichita. Sept -
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Warmer and fair Wednesday. and prob
ably Thursday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was - degrees. the
lowest A degrees, aid the mean 3 degrees
with clear, cool weather. fresh north and
northeast wind. shifting 20 light east al
night.
Thus far this month the average temper
allure has been Il degrees.
For the past eight years the average
Temperature fo- me -ao-th OF September
has ben 20 degrees. and for the ID Gay -
Gegress FRED l. JOHNSON.
Observer
Washington sept 2-Foilowing Is he
forecast up TIL .. m WeilsSdzy.
For Ka1sz=Fasr and warm; winds
shifting TO south
For Oklahoma ard Indian Territory
Fair, warmer, east 20 south winds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-23
WEATHER CROP BULLETINS
Reports for the Past Week In Iowa, Mis-
sourI and Illinois.

souri, and Illinois.
Columbia, Mo-, Sept. e2-The Mis-
souri, weekly crop bulletin for the past
week says: In many of the northern
counties blowing and seeding has been
greatly retarded by frequent rains and
in some counties little or NO work was
done. In other sections the soil has
been in good condition and in some 10
caiities seedig is about finished. Early
sown wheat in the central counties is
up and looking well. There is still con-
sidera bic latte corn in the extreme north
ern counties that would be injured by
a heavy frost, but elsewhere the crop is
practically safe. Pastures are short in
a number of the central and southern
counties. Winter apples have dropped,
and rotted badly.
Chicago, Sept 22-The Illinois week
7y crop bulletin, issued today, says:
The drouth continues in southern sec
tons, and the tendency toward drought
in the southeast counties OF the central
section have been effectualfy relieved
Farm work was done in good season.
Sowing wheat has begun and some early
fields are UP. but generally, dryness and
the fear OF damage by flies and chinch-
bugs have retarded the work.
DeS Moines, Iowa, Sept. 22.-The Iowa
weekly weather crop bulletin issued to
day says: The past week was unsea-
sonably cold, wet and cloudy. The ex-
tent Of damage to corn by frost cannot
DE estimated. 1t Is certain, however,
that a considerable portion Of the late
planted corn IS yet soft, requiring warm,
dry weather TO become sound and mer-
charitable. There has been thus far in
September but little Favorable weather
for ipening tho belated portion of the
crop, and the dow temperatures and ex-
cessive moisture have been detrimental
to both early and late corn. With more
favorable conditions in the near future
a large yield may be harvested, but it
cannot reach the high aggregate that
would have been secured if normal
weather had prevailed for the past
three weeks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-23

News, SIS connected with the jewelry
establishment OF his father. Mr.. c. G..
Ludwigs. and is an energetic, upright,
honorable young gentleman, worthy OF
the very best gift that can be bestowed
upon him-a good wife, He is possessed
OF unusual business qualifications, new
er damted at obstacles that would
seem almost unsur-noUntable, but is a
ruStler from the word go. He Is popI-
lar and his many friends here will hast
en- to congratulate him upon his good
luck His brids-to-be has visited friends
in our city, and won the admira ton OF
all who met her. She * said 10 be beau
tlfui and accomplished, and our friend
Emil showed his rare good luck in win
ming her for his own The marriage
viii be a quiet one, only the relatives
and immediate friends being present.
They viii return Immediately 70 this
city, where the groom has cozy cot
tage almost ready for his bride
All that the News has heard said of
Miss Bissantz is correct in every par
ticular. She is young lady of the
most excellent wo-naniy qualities and
graceS and Lexington IS 10 BE congr7S-
ulated, as well as Mr.. Ludwigs in get
ting her.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-23

remarks: Indeed, 1t Is held in some
quarters that the directors of the Bank
of France will not only refuse to allow
more gold to go to the United States,
but VIII seek to recoup from London the
amount already sent"
GOLD MOVEMENT.
New York, Sept 22.-There has been
deposited at the sub-treasury $1,000, 900
in gold in exchange for greenb backs.
Washington, Sept. 22.-Ail informa-
ton received of late at the treasury de-
partment in regard to gold imports in
dicates that the movement is likely to
continue for some weeks to come. I'M
portations at Boston have begun and,
altogether, the outlook is regarded by
government officials as quite favorable.
Already the gold engaged or on the
ocean, if added to that now in the treas
ury, would make the reserve aggregate
approximately s122,o00,0 900. The total
importations since the present move
ment began is about s3s, 600, 900 and it is
fully expected that this sum will be in
creased to $4,000, 900 or more.
GOLD RESERVE.
Washington, Sept. 22.-Today's state
ment OF the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance s243,-
095, 1862; gold reserve Sill, 091, 1874.
LOANS, BONDS AND CLEARNGS.
New York. Sept. 22.-Noon-Money on
call firmer at per cent; prime mercan-
tile paper nominally 7G9 per cent; ster-
ling exchange heavy with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at s4.S21s@4S3A
for demand and s4S1A@4S11s for 60
days. Bar silver 657s; Mexican dollars
SOS cents. Government bonds firm;
new tours registered and coupon l16;
SIS registered 921z; Pacific IS Of 81
1902.
Philadelphia, Sept. 22.-Clearings So
937, 917; balances s., 666,440.
Baltimore, Sept. 22.-Clearings 81
NS, 727; balances 1925, 1921.
St. Louis, No, Sept. 22.-Clearings
s., 199 $50; balances 1921 ,032. Money
steady; call loans 596 per cent; time
loans 7IS per cent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-23
COLLEGE

The fall term OF Paramount college sor
1856 Will open Wednesday morning. sep
tenber Q. and continue f:teen week.
Tuition 81 either college or academy
classes sl2. payable In advances. Tuition
for the year at entrance izs. Holdefs of
scholarships must present their oertt-
hcates TO the registrar On entrance "a or
der To secure remission OF tuition fe~s.
In the academy. three parallel courses
OF study. Classical. Latin Scientific ard
EsnKlish-IorusaL IN the college proper.
Classical, Literary and Rc.srfi1c.
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