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Newspaper

Wichita Eagle

Location

Wichita, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1889

Page

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Sateens and Tweeds Sold at Deep Discounts

A local ad lists sateens at 19 cents from a 25 cent lot and 18 cent sateen. An elegant line of tweeds for suits is offered with prices varying from 70 cents to as low as 60 cents. Boys clothing fabrics and 50 cent vorsete are noted as popular items in limited supply.

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Sock sale offer to men with deep discounts

An advertising note promotes mens socks at unusually low prices. It claims 45 dozen plus more stock, with most items never below 40 cents unless a sale drops to 2 cents. Shoppers are urged to buy this week, offering a quarter a pair or four pairs for a dollar.

Art Materials in Great Variety Featured for Shoppers

A local ad showcases a wide range of art materials and fancy china silks. China silks are offered in exclusive styles at prices of 1 and 1.25 dollars per yard, described as inch wide and of extra use quality.

Never Had an Equal Shirt Offer At Low Price

An old reliable 45 cent unsauna ried shirt is praised for superior cotton linen and prints. The ad claims it outperforms any other start at the same price, highlighting value and quality in a concise sales statement.

New Curtain Goods Offered At Humdsama Prices

A local shop advertises a large line of Lanfard drapery described as very humdsama and silk like. Priced at 20 cents a yard, the listing suggests browsing through the lice and embrokers department for many new items. Everything is offered at popular prices.

Silk Umbrellas Special Offer This Week

A local retailer announces a limited week sale on silk umbrellas with prices as low as 2.04. Limited quantities will rise as price falls, with options for various qualities and values available to shoppers.

That We Have The 23 Cent Indiss Handkerchiefs

A brief sales note announcing the event featuring indiss handkerchiefs at 23 cents with a fine lot of Tuchings in various qualities and prices. It highlights the finest line of tubings in the city for shoppers seeking affordable cloth goods.

Veiled Hading Brightens Rail Materials This Season

Catalog notes announce new rail materials, buttons, gal leons, trimmings, and staples. Encourages readers to call at the noting counter for novelties and durable fashion items.

Bargains in Domestic Fabrics This Week

A local retailer advertises discounts on breached and unbleached cottons and shirtings, including domestics such as prints sateens and dress fabrics. The sale highlights wire sheetings and other dry goods items, inviting customers to shop for household textiles.

Preparations for the St Louis Investigation Meeting

A long-winded report from the Kansas scene outlines preparations for a St Louis inspection, noting a tense cattle market debate over combine theory and overproduction. Cattleman perspectives warn against overreaction, criticize packers’ profits, and stress supply and demand for future prices.

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Not Enough Money Charity Displeased With Appropriations

Topeka officials warn state charitable institutions face serious funding gaps. State board head Stotler says per capita sums are far too low for the Topeka reform school and insane asylums, risking closures or overcrowding. Divorce suit filed against labor commissioner, with alimony and salary disputes noted. New appointments in Kansas government and national news items follow.

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Committees Arranged In Senate Caucus Turmoil

Washington March 1 A rush to reorganize senate committees by the Republican caucus is expected after the caucus meets at 4 p m today to assign chairmanships. Key posts in agriculture and commerce are noted with names such as S Pade k Nebrasta and Sotee H Mitchell Vensira. Townshend death is reported, with tributes and references to health officer actions and cemetery arrangements. Tracy’s first appointment noted for clerkship in equipment and recruiting.

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