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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-02

Potatoes-Steady; New YORK, $z.si1su
$3.50; sweets. Sn$f.J0.
TaItOw-Cuiet. 49,.
cottonseed- oii--DuIl; prime crude. lsl1c.;
do yellow, 22H22izc.
Retroleum-Dull.
Rosin-steady;- strained. common to
sv TuripcntineVQuiet and steady. at s2tzQ
33c.
Rice-Steady.
Moasses-Cuiet.
Cabbage-Ncw steadier. at slusLO Tor
Florida. -.
Coffee-Options opened steady. with
prtces unchanged TO 10 points higher;
ruled moderately aacttve In forenoon.
with trading local; advance lost inter
under lack OF support and local offerings;
close steady. with prices unchanged 20
10 points higher; sales. = I'D bags, m n
Guiding Aprll, $i.25M$5.30: May. &.35Qsa.fo
spot Rio strong; No. I, invoice, 5ssc.; NO.
I. jobbing. SIC. Mild, steady cordova'
sugar-Raw strong; fair refining. 3ssc:
centrifugal. ss degrees test. 4lsc.; refined
strong.
NEW YORK DRY-GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK, April 1.-Dry-goods are
quiet to-day, following the rule or the
entire week The conditions wnich nave
governed the buying heretofore are more
standstill. Mall orders are light and Few;
The general market is feeble In tone and
Unsatisfactory. Print-cloths are very
dull.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. April 1.-FOur-Dull and
unchanged. ..,,
Wheat-Firm: spot and the month
| eS I.26i9S 3-ic.; May. 80 1-ia99 3-Sc.: steamer
! No. 2 red. 95N95 l-4c.; southern wheat, pS
| sample. g9c. m$l; do, on grade. 96GS &c,
Corn-Easy; spot and the month, ~ 20
| 80 5-sc May. 80 5-Sa33 u.s.; steamer Hllx-
| ed. 33G33 l-sc.; southern white corn, 3ag
| 35c.: do. yellow. 33q3ic. .,,,.,-
| Oats-Steady; No. Oilte, Joudc'' NJ
| . mixed. 30 l-2c.
Rye-Firmer; No. 2, nearby, 50 1-2c.; NO
| 9 western. - 1-2c. .,.
Hav-fIrm: choice timothy, sl2.50dsS.
| Grain Fre!ghts-Quiet. steady, and un
| changed.
| Sugar-Strong and unchanged.
| Butter-Steady and unchanged.
| Eggs-Quiet and unchanged.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged.
| Lettuce-sl. 25qSl50 per basket.
| " hiskey-Unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL. April wheat to-ua!
| advanced. and parted company with tnt
| stock market. Heavy sales OF cash whea
| bv Letter and others, for shipment ABROAD
| and for milling purposes at home, over
| came any sympathy with the downWar'
| trend of stocks. due to fear or hostlliiie
| between Spain and the United States
! To-day's trading resulted in gain o
| ale n bushel in July wheat. and l-2e. y
/ Nav. Corn ana oats were steady, VIII
wheat. and closed with very little cnaiis,s
provisions We're strong early, but weak
ened later, and closed 1-2V7 i-2c. lower
The leading futures ranged as foho"s
n.oo,ro Qioheat ..OWsst. CiOsin Q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-02
RICHMOND srncx MAv<EE

YIcHIoyr, April I. 1893.
sAIEs.-virginia Centurles-SOO at OSA Viz
g,nia.Carolina Chemical preferred-lO shares at
| los.
o,,,exr Sxyu,rfgs. BID. Asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-02

Quotations are for bonds maturing In not
legs than ten years.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21
Authorities say They Should Have
Been Close to Simpsons Fleet
Sometime Saturday Night.
BLOCKADE RUNNING WITH
SUPPLIES FOR HAVANA.
II l. Reported and Denied That Pro
visions Reach The city Prom the
Isle Of Pines From iucatan
aud Other Sources.

Washington, June 2O-No doubt u
entertained at neither the war or navy
departments but that General Skaters
military expedition has arrived safely
OIL Santiago by this time. As a matter
81 fact IL Is believed that the first trans.
port arrived near the blOckading fleet
Saturday night According 20 plans
arranged for deharkation Of the feet tho
transports will lie in safe place until
Sampson has cleared the way for land.
ing. The selection Of the landing place
has been left entirely 10 the Judgment
Of Admiral Sampson and General Shat.
ter, the military commander, and the
first business IN order upon arrival II
the transport fleet OIL Santiago would DO
a war council between Sampson and
some Of his naval captains on one hand
aud Major General Shaftor and staff on
the other The purpose being TO settle
all details OF ombarkation. In the mean.
time the feet Of transports would lie out
at sea at least 10 miles beyond the block.
aiding squadron in order to b. entirely
safe from an attack by Spanish tor.
pedo boats These craft are dangerous
enough to fullfiodged warships, but q
transport would be- absolutely helpless
against their attack, so that the strictest
possible watch must be kept by conveys
until tine troops are landed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21

situation al Havana At the time be left
contradicts the widespread reports Of
famine and suffering in that city and
throws new light on the effectiveness Of
the blockade, which, il appears fails in
it, purpose ~ far A. cutting of all means
Of supplies and communication with the
outside world are concerned. He re.
ports Havana practically an open port,
as it Is not blockadod ON Is southern APP
proach. ltnow appears however, that
constant traffic has been kept mp be-
tween the Isle Of Pines and the Yucatan
coast, and that full cargoes Of provisions
and live stock have been regularly land.
I'd there from steamers and schooners
and other sailing vessels unmoiested by
American warships, which rarely fever
patrol those waters The work Of tran.
shipping these cargocs to Batabano has
bcou an easy matter, a. also their suisse
quent transportation by rail. In the
first four days In June, DC is asserted,
over 500 head OF cattle were landed at
Batahano besides large quantities OF -four
aud grain. Not only are the shipments
not limited TO supplies Of provisions and
uecossaries Of life, but our informant re-.
ports coal in large quantities is also
brought
This statement practically confirms
the reports that the Spanish government
has established large coal dcpots on the
Yucatan coast. The general health is
reported by the merchant TO BE- particu-
larry good, especially for this season u
the year, and he denies the reported raw.
ages Of yellow fever and smallpox on the
I island.
lie confirms the military activity As
noticed and recorded 10y officers Of the
I blockade on duty and considers Havana
today very strongly fortified. Work on
new batterie. and carthworks arc kept
mp night and day, and judging from out
ward visible sign. and use o. Language
the officials and soldiers Of Havana, tho
Spaniards are preparing TO defend the
/ city 70 the last, and intend only 90 strike
their colors when "domiere car.
/ t0uche' has been fired.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21
WHAT TWO CUBANS
SAY OF HAVANA
According to Their story No Provisions
Have Reached That Place Prom Any
source Since the blockade.

Key West, June GA vessel arrived
here from the blockade and reported all
quiet along the line She brought an
officer Of the Cuban army and a pilot
who arc carrying important dispatches
o. Senior Estrada Palma Of tho Cuban
juuta, from General Alexandra Rodri.
guCz, the in,urgent commander Of lln.
yana province
The Cublus were taken on board Sat.
urday last from an auxiliary gun boat
which had picked them up. The mes.
sengcrs Of General Rodriguez give very
interesting account Of their experiences.
After leaving the insurgent camp they
made their way into the city Of Havana,
spent several days there, proceeded 70
one Of the small inlet. Of the neighbor.
hood, stole a small boat, rowed out to
sea In the hope Of coming across an
American vessel They were three days
In the boat before being picked up.
The Cubans report that there are 40
supplies Of rice, maize, potatoes or eggs
in Havana. Flour, they say Is 90 cents
per pound, aud the army has beyn placed
on half mtions. The messengers class
as false the report that vessels have sue.
ceeded In entering Havana with sup
plies. They assert that since the block
AIDE only three small fishing vessels have
entered the harbor, and that no food
whatever has been received from Glen.
fucgos.
The Cuhans confirm the report that
work on the dcfonscs at Havana are pro
cooding steadily Two lines OF torped
o. extend across the mouth Of the har
Dor which Is aid 90 be- further protected
by two automatic torpedocs, one on
each side, dischargab,e by pressing q
button The only war vessels In the
harbor Of Havana are small gunboau
and the Alfonso Kill
An auxiliary ruuboat oh Cardcnas ha
been visited hy the Cuban officer from
shore who reported the place TO be- Of
foctiyoly ho,iogcd by insurgents on LAND
aud by war,hips in front He made IN,
statement that in two weeks time tn,
whole population OF Cardenas will b,
starving. The Cuban officer has hi
father and wife ~ Cardonas and no Il
concerned about them. lie described TIN
people a. living on palm buds aud dos
meat which he claimed, Is considered {
dplicarv
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21
"DOwN MOBILE"
VIII Derden Writes About the
Soldier Boys.

Friends in Bryan will be pleased 10
learn that Will Derden, who 10 a mem
Der Of Company l., LIST Texas, U. 5. V.
infantry, has been promoted 20 the
position Of company clerk or private
secretary Ia the captains tent. VIII
writes AZ follows
Dear Eagle.-You will notice by the
healing Of my letter We are still IN
Mobile. We were 10 90 10 MI. Vernon,
Ala, but owing 10 the scarcity Of water
they decided to let Us remain here foI
while, although we are expecting 10
move at any time. The general impress
sion among the boys Is that we will go
70 Porto Rico.
The Texas boys are gettieg in a fine
shape. We drill two hours In the
morning and one In the evening.
our recruits have not arrived yet; We
are expecting them today or tomorrow
No news Of any importance in camp
win LEI you know when We leave the
swamp Of Alabama. Very Respt.
Will DERDES.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21

IIols W d. lhllpOtt came down from
Corscana and returned yesterday az.
companied by his sisters, Mrs. q. b.
Moore, and Miss PhilpOtt, who went to
attend his marriage 10 Miss Annie Der.
den at Hlllsboro Wednesday.
The w. T. Austin chapter Royal
Arch Masons No. 81 held a meeting
here yesterday afternoon and elected
rbe following officers: n. q. Cole, NJ.
III. F.; ID. 7. Williamson, T.. ks. b.
Buchanan, T.. s.; II. G.. Rhodes, Treas
Joe b. Reed, Sec. W. J. Roberts, Tier.
WANTED-To trade fine parlor or.
gan for double team, harness aud spring
wagon. For information call at DR..
Fosters office in Parker new build.
ing. l77
Mr.. Lonis Mitchell had an accident
Sunday night while driving home from
church. His gig was overturned by run.
ming over q COW and he and little girl
thrown out. MIR. Mitchell was bruised
mp slightly and the little girl escaped
unhurt.
Fresh beer always on tap at the Amer.
lean beer hall in the Zenatti block Free
lunch from ] TO 4 p. m. lCGu
I. +. Castles, X. NJ. Gordon and John
NJ. Lawrence left las. night for Bren.
ham, where Mr.. Castles and Miss llar.
rison will be married tomorrow.
The lumber In the bill board At the
lower end Of the city park for sale. Ap.
ply TO John b. Mike l73'
Anderson Johnson, coored who has
been in jail since last March charged
with the murder Of another negro. gave
bond yesterday in the sum Of $1,000.
Mes Eva sandle returned TO Milican
Yesterday after a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs.
&. W. McMichael.
fleischmann's compressed yeast
Tuesdays aud Fridays At r. NJ VII.
sons. ia
Mrs. r. y. Easley returned 20 Gal.
weston yesterday.
c. T.. Wilmington ofReliance, Was In
the city yesterday.
John Payhe Of Payne Prairie, wa in
town yesterday.
Miss Alice Dunlap returned 70 Mill.
can yesterday.
Capt Il. T. Boyle returned from Mar.
Tia yesterday.
Darby Cahll was in from the bottom
yesterday.
J., b, lomax was sick yesterday,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21
A Youthful Soldier.

Henry Foster, son Of Colonel l.. J..
Foster, president Of the agricultural and
mechanical college Of Texas, is perhaps
the youngest soldier In the regiment.
being only IL years ofage. Colonel and
Mrs. Foster and their little daughter
came down 10 see the young patriot
yesterday and called on him at the
camp Mrs. Foster dislikes 10 see her
boy, Of such tender age, 90 20 war, but,
like true southern mother, she will
reconcile herself 10 the parting. Henry
Is bright young fellow and fayorite
in company l.-Galyeston News.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21

London, June 20 Replying tou qu.s-
ton in the house Of commons, the hr g
lord Of the admiralty Mr. Goscheu. laid
the annual naval vancouver. had been
abandoned in consequence Of the serious
character OF the strike Of coalm.rors On
Wales Although the British admiralty
never possessed larger stock Of coaI
than az present, Mr. Goschen said It wa.
thought prudent 20 husband IT,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21

A big neighborhood picnic will be Civ
en- near Cedar Greek bridge on the Bry.
and Macy road, II miles north Of Bryan,
on Wednesday, July 9th. Everybody is
invited and all are expected TO bring
baskets, well filled. The candidates
are invited TO meet the people on that
day, aud expected TO furnish ice A
committee ne follows, was appointed 10
arrange dinner: j. T.. Payne, j. NJ.
Slaughter, j. A. Henry, Billy Foxes,
Ebert Moore.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21
For Gold Suppers-
MEXICAN SUPPER.
Miss May Cole Gave the Young
People "A Novel Treat.

Miss Mae Cole gave a Mexican supper
last evening at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Cole, complimentary
10 Miss Mabel White. The spread in
cluded popular Mexican dishes, aud
was a novelty in local social circles
much enjoyed by the large number Of
young people present
Miss White, the guest Of honor, is
one Of Abllene's charming daughters
who has won the hearts Of the Bryan
people during her visits here. She will
return home Wednesday much 10 the
regret OF all.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21

Prof. G. G. Todd OF the A. and NJ.
College, has been appointed second
Lieutenant In the United States regular
army. The appointment was unsought
and comes purely as the reward Of mor.
II, Prof Todd having been honor grad.
uate Of the class Of 1897. lie will make
q fine officer as shown by his record AS
eommandant Of the corps Of cadets
after the departure Of Lieut.. Bartlett
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21
Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

4 J schWsfzman, Chicago; L S Shu.
maker, W + Kettler, IT. Worth T ;
Garrison, Timpson; John S Galloway
Quanah, v Il spieldhagan, san Antonio
Allen Helborn, ID @ Brandon, r L De
Witt, | Kaiser, Houston; RE Arm
strong, Galveston; II Mccormick
Rochester.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21

Joe B. Reeds insurance companies
have all adopted the policy Of paying
death claims arising from the war with
Spain For accident and life insurance
either in lodges or straight life compan.
les see Joe b. Reed. n
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21
REFUSES TO EXCHANGE.


sfington, June ~. The following
was received from Commodore Watson
"Thc captain general states that the
Spanish government refuses 10 exchange
the prisoners.
Hob,on and his men are the prisoner.
In question.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21

] pay special attention 10 prompt and
comfortable livery service for drummers
and other transient persons, and take
good care Of all boarding" horses zen
trusted 10 me. Ira GoOch. 100
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21

Roanoke, Va June 90 The Norfolk
and Western passenger train No, 1 was
wrecked Sunday two miles west Of
Shawsyille Three men were killed and
several wounded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21

BY request, Bedford, the photogra.
pher, has gone to Hearne for fifteen
days, and during that time the gallery
here wall be open only on Saturday
for the delivery Of pictures.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21
A Neat Piece of Work.

There was a two days singing WITH
dinner on the ground at Cottonwood
last saturday and.ee' with lArge
crowd IN - our l.asil lie Eagle was
feprcs~ kir. Clarence Pear
~, issfo on saturday took a splendid
r-pOrt Of the proceedings, with names
II delegates, officers elected etc. This
report was phoned to the Eagle office
from Kurten, and appeared in the sun.
day morning Eagle, and 70 copies Of
the Daily were sent TO Cottonwood and
distributed among the people on the
ground. The enterprise was greatly
appreciated by the singers and their
friends. The Weekly Eagle this week
which IL read by everybody in that sec
ton, will contain a good report Of both
Saturdays and Sundays proceedings.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21

WaKahachie, Tex, June 2O.-Fred
Sawyer, colored, was convicted here Of
assault upon Mrs Fuller at Ennis aud
given the death penalty
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21

IL Adams went TO Calvert yesier-
day.
n. b. Cole returned from Marlin
Sunday.
Fresh new millinery very cheap at
Mrs. G. VI. froctors. 10
The McQueen residence for rent.
Apply to G. A. Adams. 10
ST. Tooke and family have returned
from Marlin.
win and John Majors spent Sunday
In the city.
!, sTfy Rieger's celebrated California
perfumes at jane drugstore ~
Mrs. +. W. Hutchinson returned 70
houston Sunday.
Col and Mrs. A. ". Rhodes went TO
faylor yesterday.
John Nowsome was 90 from the Braz-
d bottom yesterday.
vRoyal Blue" 4 strictly first class DC
igar sold only by G.. G.. Parsons. lo'u
I'M. Boxley Of Providence neighbor.
,od, was in The city yesterday
ga Maud Prnett came mp from
- nsgesieTday R
'sS5 s.r.s.-re~--f 1eut to Crock
lerday.
-. you want b enjoy nice drive
,,s Of Ira Goooh's nobby turn
ph 100
IN
al James Nelnns OF Galveston, o.
|bleiiing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
PES.
a. Brandon Of Houston spent sun
a. the city visiting his brother
40 Brandon.
y Clarke winslow returned b
qSn Sunday accompanied by heI
lrnss Tillie Walker
Taliaierro returned 10 Frank
y, where he Is attendingcourt
N Persons has called a republican
Il, oyeniion 10 meet here saiu.
t,25.
cugroee and a Mexican were ~
ghs Mayor yesterday for fighting
feproperly trimmed.
w.. Boaiwright Misses Esthei
tsIelA. Nellie and Lucille Bait,
eterday Tor indianapolis.
9lan's eel, braied Geranum 30. ated
lcum Powder, Zoe box. This pow
esells for pc elsewhere. Sold only
m b. Wilson q Co. liltf
May Adrianct ami son, Master
ns,ed Miss Adele Fulkers0n leave
? Virginia 10 spend the summer
:. G. Langiord and children and
de Hillyer Of Franklin, are vie
Il. ~. Chas. Jenkins
r'fperfumea at James drugstore,
ON California flowers, are the
Anuiactured Rose, Vic.
ltrope, LILY Of the Valley, APP
com etc. handsome picture
9TH every ounce Of perfume. l50
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21

Park City, Utah, June O.--The on.
tire buness portion Of this city has been
BURNED. The loss isestimatcd at o. 900.
Oot
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21

Asa result Of the examination con.
Quoted here Friday and Saturday the
following teachers have been granted
certificates 70 teach. First Grade, Miss
Fannie Morgan OF Navasota. Second
gmde, Misses Lille Thibadeaux, Lula
Pate, Callie Lewis Jeanne Lewis, Char
lotle %. Stoddard, Mollie liiggs. Third
grade, Mls. Cora w. Hamilton. W. II.
Williams, colored, was granted sec.
ond grade, and Jessie Williams, color.
cd, a third grade.
Buggies, surreys, hacks and closed
carriages at Gooch's livery stable. lie
can supply your wants in the livery line
promptly and at very low prices. 100
For pure fountain and bottle soda,
DR.. Pepper. aud all the latest ICED
drinks candies, fruits, nuts, etc, call
on &. q. Parsons. l6jif
Livery services for picnica and country
trips promptly supplied by Ira Gooeh
at low prices. lO
Miss Carrie Henderson left yesterday
for Austin, where Judge Henderson and
family will reside In future.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21

WANTED-By white man who can
give good references, place to work
attending b horses and cows and other
light work. No wages expected, foi
the light work that can do. Address
G.. II. Little, Bryan. 1872
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21
PLENTY OF PROVISIONS.

Cargo anor Cargo Reach Havana by
Way of the Pines.
Key West, June 20.-A prominent
resident Of Havana, who left that place
ON June o, arrived here Sunday by way
OF New York. His description OF the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21

Prof. W. u. Philpott came down from
Corsicana and returned yesterday az.
companied by his sisters, Mrs. q. h.
Moore, and Miss Philpott, who went to
attend his marriage TO Miss Annie Der
den az HIllsbOro "Wednesday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-21
CONE |! |!

Almost gone on your sum-
mer Trip, but before you go
obtain of B. 5. READ Soap Bon
and Soap, Tooth Ponder. Hair,
Tooth and Nail Brushes. Poct
et Book and Purse, Smelling Salts,
Sponge, Shoe and Tan polish. o
box of nice note and Letter Pa
per. Cholera and DidrrbOea Ned
icine. Cigars, Cigarettes. Tuiu,
Curling irons.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-30

Ts1zs s1tsri-r 'sa ciass q - wss
York Drsss Cs-trz s~acas ~ ~ zen
beslazlsx t..s 1rsf 0esS is Ssv~ns--.
49, receive re r@rsoazl s-s-rs-tsr =
Me- - lszS Al isSss shoss .vaf
Themselves q -tss epssrfus1fy.
f-affis. srTnszs sratserery. STEER.
fra=~s. go. ~ Ezfz1s Al SORE let
A-tszz E-az.-rs - rs-.e,at eazesrt a. f--ss
1as1a easrsh Sss. let lc-r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-30

ing resolution was adopted az a meeting
% tho City Council geld Octo5er Path. lsss.
viz:
Whereas. 4 petition has been duly pre-
scented 20 the Mayor and Councumen OF
sad City of wichita, duly signed by me
resident owners OF the majority Of front
feet abut;ing Oh the wesr side % Topeka
avenue. from Douglas avenue 20 south
side % 10. SIX 90 in Meads ad1-on 90
said City % Wichita. request.ng that t'ls
same be c1r5ed and g1ttered. and
whereas. The same has been declared
necessary by ordinance duly p7zsed. ~
proved and puelisned. therefore be q
Resolved. By inc Mayor and Council
men % ne CITY @ wichita. ma = =
hereby declared necessary % curb ard
gutter the west SIDE % Topeka avenue.
from Douglas avenue 20 the south tids
- 20: 81 80 ia Eeaf'r s11iti5u % re
cry ~ wlcnita. KansaF. and that re
COS. thsreot % Sete-unlref ard sssezaef
70 ne zbu--laz property owners 81 pro-
vlEa-i ~ iaw; I'D - 70 fGrre-
ResolveI- T'hzt sad petition ra7ses' -1E
.he c-rbluE au1 E1tt~rlzE q re street.
afs-esalE D. ard tie Far- = hsTeoy
spread u1oa -1e J5vrra1. and Pc % f2r-aer
Resolved. Tat ems rev1 1--9- - - b
lzaed 81 ne Flc-f-a Daily Ear.s fs- xix
81 cr-s~-1-s~s Gays and that . c1atrac.
fs- making szca luproTe-nesf BE- asz7t-
q 81 TIE rszn1-r p-JTlle1 - az. IL 49,
corda-os v1ss tie piznr al sp.sc-f-atloaz
nov o. c.. - - osIre - tae C.-y Ea-
xa0er. II 7. KRAMER. Cty ClerE
rN-zt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-30
WICHITA'S
WHOLESALERS
Forging to the Front 4; the
Sales of One Concern,
for '0S, Exceeds
ANY CONCERN In The STATE
Eastern JObbers Are Not In 1t
on Kansas and Oklahoma
Business.

J 4. Bishop. the enterpviSinE wholesale
wall paper man. has Jus, received one Of
the largest cars Of wall paper ever ship
ped into the state Of Kansas. L. contain
ed lT79 bundles and the freight was S55S.52.
This car leIc the factory a York Pa.
October % and reached here on yhc eSth.
Another large car wAicA was shipped from
New York on the same day Is expected
81 any day. Mr.. Bishop has contracted
for fifteen car loads IN al for this sea-
sons trade. He mas closed out about az
his 1855 goods. 50 what Sc has 10 offer
the trade 5 strictly mp 70 date. and oW-1g
TO the great advantage that he IS now
able 10 give 10 the dealers in Kansas and
Oklahoma over TIE manufactures or any
Eastern jobber. hc expects 90 supply about
all the responsible dealers IN this vicinity
The advantage the Wichita joobsr has
this year. even over the manufacturers
themselves. Is simply this. WDi.e they
are all bound 70 sell n a fixed price. and
can only allow -. Louis freight. there
are no strings on J. \. Risaop Of Wich-
tia, and he is offeriRg the same line OF
goods a: the same list prices and the
same discounts 70 quantity buyers. as
they are-but with all freigH;s paid 10
Wichita instead % ST. Louis, making .