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Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25
Kansas City Grain and Produce.

KANSAS CITY. September -.
Flo,,r-S.eady; quotations in car lots: Xxx, XXX
ssq: family 81 lsli Is; choice 81 2ssi 10; fancy,
81 eesi ~; patent. 81 v2 10. rye -four. 81 sci %
wheat-Receip,s I6eHi shipments ls,sco; in store,
$500. .,,,,o,
81 Nav bid No. soft. cash 81 a Did.
Corf,-sales ranged: No. cash. 3i1s bid, asked
Oct S.as: May ~ bid. ~ asked. No. white cash
oass-vegy dull and easier; cash 2s,s; October
2,;s.
Hay-Firla; fancy small halec. s 81,
Butser-seady: creamery fancy. is; good. Is; dairy.
IS: store pscssd. 10, common ,.
ESxs-Stessdy al lSbsc-
Corn Neai-6rseI. =. dried, %
Corn Chop-BUlk. ~ sacked -
Shipstufr-4sesSec.
Brar,-fs1lk H.: sacked. =
CheSSs-FuH cream IL i-i- .sc oeil1S afsssEis5-
5,niHry~s,sa..y; old hers 81 81 oia mixed. e. .sF
s,lrirc chickens, large. - =. small. 81 z5@i %
priei AIpies, lssse; peasaGi s5-,hke ,.s.s- -,,-,.
Wpol-EtSscurf- urssss-hej hesvE E1e, lhssLc. HSlI
ruzt,.slrra co.nb.ns ss q. corse. ~ a-i low and
,.sr,.t Ist-s7 karsss snd Nebraska heavy fine, i IS
lslt fses2a: medium. asss cub washed choice. S.s
rae, Sisss5. ..flyy aud loys. s.seS1
broom cc-ffu-t, 10 >seif working, e-si co-SssS,i
2: crooked, Gss1f.
siaes-Dry nnt No J. i3, No. :, II; bulls AID sta<s
{: cry salt No l. "a. No. $; green salt, No ~ 40
?. = green uncuresi. No / :. No g. ef 'ss' shle-'s
d lis dry. l1s,Is-
5,rovisions-Susar cured hams. lS,hrcAkfsst escoa
70 dried beef II; dry salt clear no ssies = -
long clear o. es; shoulders 8 es short clear, = n
clear, Z. o mess pork. go os shoulders = s' hec
LardlchoIce tierce, o 81
Flax seed-sscS3l %.
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officers Plus, Creditors Minus.

KANSAS CITY, Sept 24.-C. J. Weather
ley, president, and VIM. H. CcCurdy,
secretary, of the Kaw Valley Kife Insurance
association, which has its offices in Kansas
Citv, Kan, left home last Wednesday and
their families profess ignorance regarding
their whereabouts. E. E. Penn. the assis-
tant secretary of the concern, it is learned,
is also missing and has been absent over a
week. An attachment was taken out to-
day by the Kansas City Bank Note com
pany for 81, 7S9 That firm held the check
of the company for 5000 which
went to protest. An investiga-
ton reveals the fact that the
company's books have disappeared, hence
no statement of its affairs can be made,
though r. w Iilger of Wyandotte. the
treasurer, says that one policy is a: present
due and remains unpaid. Whatever sur
plus the company may have had has disap-
peared.
The company was organized in Decem
Der, 1882, and located in this city, but ow-
ing to restrictions of the state laws wa,
obliged to move across the line into Kan
sas, in which state they have carried on {
somewhat extensive business; the company
is operated on the cooperative plan, levy
ing an assessment for each death.
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HartfOrd's Sensation.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 4.-George
VI. Bartholomew was heard from today III
Montreal 1t is found that he gave the
Charter Oak Life Insurance company Slo,-
Oo0 in bonds which he said were worth 20
cents on the dollar. and gave the Holyoke
Water Power company security for all the
money he had received from it, and also
secured other creditors as far as he could
where he had wrongfully appropriated
funds, although the securities were not
really negotiable.
The condition of the Union Manufactur-
ing company has not vet been fully ascer-
tanned, but il is believed the concern owes
about $so. 900. which would wipe out the
stock He leaves notes worth a large part
of their face value: most of these have his
endorsement II is known 10 his friends
that ne only took $500 witt. him
Isaac w Brooks, of Harrington, who hGs
been appointed receiver ol the Charter Oak
Life Insurance company. gave bonds in tiit
snm of $50, 900 today and qaalifiei
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The Chief Fault.

The greatest fanlt Of modern dressing Is the
running on one style for all fabrics for all
pur1.ts.s and for all sorts and coHsiitacns oi
1s-op,e. |. Is the fa,l. abroad as well as al
bn,ne: for Paris has greatly degeneTated II
this respect, and while maintaining a c'r-a'i
supremacy in the design and technique o.
dr,.s. can TO longer b. trusted to cia=ssiisy,
Discriminate and adap. styies to materials
and r,sgsozs-Jenny june
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BoguS Butter Bout.

CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 2l.-Four retail
erocers were arrested today ON warrants
issued at the instance of Deputy Food Com
missioner Geghan charging them with az
offense under the law which provides that
imitation butter shall not be sold without
having put up notice that imitation butter
is for sale. An analysis showed the samples
bought at the different places to contain
from nine to twelve per cent of real butter.
This is the first prosecution attempted under
the law.
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

There was only fairly active trading in the spec
ulative pits today and prices tended lower in the
session but recovered somewhat later In the day and
wheat closed at better figures than yesterday Inc
opening in wheat about the same as close on
Yesterday rallied u, fell Off again and closed at
O'Clock at about yesterday. In the afternoon rallied
~ on good buying and closed steady The corn mar
ket was steady at the opening excepting May which
ruled weak free offeri ngs but rallied under free
buying
The following is the range of prices on the regular
,1lns nrceS at ID.
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Everybody at Madrid is talking about the
mansion of the newiy-narried Conltesoe De
Miranda, whom the putlic knows by TIE
name of Christine Nilsson The rooms are
decorated IN the most extraordinary Gnd &c
centric fashion. Thus the dining room l.
r,apered with al her old hotel bills, while tbs
walls of her bont.o.r are covered with the
music and librettos OF all the operas In wtich
she has ever taken part--chicago Herald
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

The markets generally ruled hrmer and the follow
ing wers the closing prices
wheat-Sep,enltcr. sss oct. 73}a; .Nor. 7s1s; Nay,
SS3s ~
Oats-Seitember. 25i4; oct 2'-ss; Nov. =.
Pork-Septembcr 9.5: Oct. s1s1s Nov. 80.
Lard-Se ptember. rs; oct. eSi.
ButterSFirrn; creamery. I4C6S2 dairy, li@A.
Ho;atoes-Firm. 81 eas2 % per barrel
Receipts-Flour, 500; wheat 'i.e; corn S',t"'
oats 27tuo rye. sG.a,); barley. 500. NO.,
Shinments- sfiorr 700 wheat. lSo.os ccrn, l4so o"1
oats sass; rye, tn.: barley, e.s1-
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The schooner Adams Case.

HALIFAX, n. s., Sept. 24.-Chief JUS
tice Mcdonald today gave his decision on
the motion made by Mr.. Meagher,. consul
for the United States, to have the evidence
for the defence in the schooner Adams case
taken before commissioner in the United
States, and the chief justices decision Is
that the captain of the vessel must come to
Halifax 10 be examined, but that the crew
NAV give their evidence before commits
sioner in Boston
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FOraker'S Expose.

COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 24.-Many people
were unable to secure admission to the
Metropolitan opera-house tonight on the
occasion of Governor Foraker S
speech, which was not so
much political as ar exposure of the bru-
talities, robberies, aud outrages at the Ohio
penitentiary under Gov. Hoadley's admin
istration prior to last January. Affi davits
were read which created sensation, nOta-
bly, on the skinning of dead bodies of con-
victs for purposes of merchandise.
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CHICAGO, Sept 24-The Times New
Orleans special says: The Louisiana orange
crop is usually marketed about this time
Reports say that the crop is a complete
failure this year. 1t usually averages from
thirty to fifty million year, bu. will not be
one million this year in consequence If the
severe freeze last winter The worst of the
matter is that the trees are SO badly injured
that it will take nine years of propitious
weather before the crop will be full one
AGAIN
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Chicago Lave Stock.

CHICAGO. september II
Market steady; shipping steers s. 4595 i5;
stockers and feeders 50 25G3 cows bulls n:iXd
ST 253 Is bulk 81 40d2 50; through texas 81 st2 20;
cows 81 6oG3 0o wintered Texans 81 COOS %.
Hocs-Receipts. 240G shipments, $500; market
strong: rood butchers TO best heavy 81 Ul64 81.
packing and shipping 60@si so light, s. JaG! 70.
Sheer = Receipts 20n shipments 400; market
stead natives 81 0l4 %: western, $3 253 40; Tex
ans 81 Uta3 10 lambs, So .N0sj %.
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Railroad Collision.

PIrTsBURG, Pa Sept 14.-The first
section of an oil train on the Allegheny
railroad ran into the second section neal
Logansport, Pa, at 6 O'Clock this morning
and both trains were demolished. After
the accident the cars took fire and were en-
tirely consumed. The loss will reach $50,
900. No one injured. The accident was
caused bv failure to send back fiagman
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Nrfne<s Poisoncu<

The common nutneegs are Ioiso;so'S In
,ar,a doses. In case which czsne uIater
r,fSiiczai treatment, Lady had eaten ws-ois
nutmeg ard balf, which caused e1t-eEEaa'
dr,v-S:re-zs. then gres.. nervous e-cstsiseEsl,
followed by Subsequent depression aEiei fesih
IN ~. r..-io, az tie heart This czzzs pciI.ts
10 tbs r,yyzsaace Of an a, tive p-inci.,ie which,
.bo,ld be Investigated. Philadelphia Cali
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Beat the Worlds Record.

CHICAGO, Sept. ai.-Tirnesfs CFaaforyis-
vile, Ind. special says: Whitaker, OF
Chicago. in bycicle race today againss
time. made one hundred miles il SIX hours
three minutes and fiffy-nine secora.s, beat
ing the worlds record by one hour, seven
minutes and one second.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

extra fancy. IS .O92 s.; patent. 81 OO@4 50.
Wheat-kecepts. 15,7Of shipments, lS.suo; in store
5000; market weaker No. red, cash. q
October 74@7lx
Corn-NO mixed cash. a51S bid; Oct $685..
Oats-No. 2. cash. % Sept g1< october Sx.
Rye-NO. cash, 4S16
Barley-No market;
Lead-Dull; refined. q 50; chemically hard; a 80.
Butter-Quiet: creamery. 2i@25; dairy. 106A.
Eggs-Firm 139l5c.
Whiskey-Steady; 81 Y.
Pofk-Steady; SO 50.
Lard-Firm; e6 2.
Receipts Flour GOOO; wheat, 5000; eorn Sc. .06c
oats 1900; Rye. 300; barley. 2,0O.
Shipments-F1our, 1000; wheat, u.0O; corn. 5,0A
oats. 5000; rye. none; barley, none.
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rrern the King Ba.l.....

King George, q 0rees, has nearly Aad<AS<i
. sxArdsd paascs 4 CopenAagsa, - hen
aved snousA Eson-y 10 Gvs him ~ u
coH. Of siso, ,e1s . ysAs. inAaDsnds.1 - a<y
u>,,sc pnErna. AaA How - bSy v.iAaG
n- q enOd sknass b ahdtcAO - WdDo -
r,asajy from - king buGnAD-1OdO
LGftE
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Failures for the week

NEW YORK. Sept a4-Business failures
occurring throughout the country in the
past seven days number: For the United
Sssies, 1865. Canada, p. total is7, com
pared with . total Of 165 last week and / IS
the week previous to last.
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Officers Elected.

KANSAS CRY, Sept 24.-The following
officers were elected by the National Switch
mems association today: Grand Master.
Jas. l.. Monaghan: Vice Grand Master,
Jno Downey: Grand Organizer and In
structor, Jno Drury; all OF Chicago.
Grand secretary and treasurer. NJ. ;.
Conden Kansas City, Nc. Grand director,
E. F. Collins, Detroit; Jno. " Hardy,
Omaha. Jas. A. Kelly, Thos. White and
William Simmons Chicago.
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Juaoe Carey and ,bo anarchists.

CHICAGO. Sept. 24.-Judge CAREY de
ciled this morning TO hear arguments for a
new trial in the case Of the condemned
anarchists next Friday.
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St. Louis Live stock.

ST. LOUIS, September II.
Cattle Receipts 2io9; shipments. 1870 i market
mon to fair SO 75a4 butchers steers. S3 SOC. %
cows and hefers, 81 25g3 50; through Texans, 81 %
| as so; Indians 80 25@3 CO.
! HOgs-Receipts $500; shipments 2sf market active
and strong; butchers and best heavy, g .o@i 81
| Sheep = Receipts, 230; shipments. go; market
steady and unchanged; 81 Jeas4 p.
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Cattle Plague in Missouri.

KANSAS CRY. No, Sept. 34-A Times
Marshall, Mo- special: The Texas fever
has appeared in several herds in Saline
county, supposed to have been brought here
by young calves shipped here from Texas.
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A Murderer Hanged.

MACON, Ga, Sept. 24.-Frank S. Hum
phrics waS..hanged to-day at Milledgeville,
for the murder and rape of two ladies
Carrie Rains and Ella Humphries. (his
kinswomen)-on March 4th. He confessed
his guilt to the sheriff last night bat made
no statement on the scaffOld.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

New York Grain.

NEW YORK. September n.
Ungraded red, sO56@slNo. red sole Elevator. s.
delivered. ~,
Corn-Spot lots shade higher: options lower, clos
ing stendy; Ungraded +6@ As; No2 4iA elevator ~
Oats-mOderatve active, mixed western o>cSo'
white western. 5000.
Barley-Steady.
Butter-Firm; western, 1O69l21a.
CheeSe-Frm, western. l5lal312.
Eggs-Firm; western fresh a1eG2l
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New York Live Stock.

NEW YORK. September "a
Raeves-Reseipts including 20 cars fer export ial0
gS5l for the webk Market dull and lower; native
Seers 81 2ad5 GO; Texas and Colorado 81 00ds4 80
Sbeep-Recepts fii00; market dull and weak al
81 aEai So per 100 lbs for sheep and S. 0oG5 50 FOL
lambs.
Hogs-Receipts, i2.,oO; market slow and steady al
Gb&,S5 50 per cwt.
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Still Shaking Summerville.

CHARLESTON. S. c., 4pt 24.-A slight
shock occurred at Summerville last even
ing. and possibly two during the night.
There was none in Charleston.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25
Ball and Bat.

PITTsBuRG, Pa, Sept 24-Anson 5
''babies, the league champions, stopped
off here today on their way east to play an
exhibition game with the Pittsburgs and
were beaten by the score of 10 TO B. The
home team played the visitors at every
point; they pounded Clarkson's delivery
for fourteen hits with s total of twenty
bases and barring errors made by Brown
and Smith, played remarkably strong
game in the field The champions tielded
badly and could not bat Morris with any
effect Only six hits were made OFF him
and Williamson got thee OF them.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25
POLITICAL POINTS.
Just Wait a Bit.

NEosno FALLS, Kan, Sept. 24.-Col.
Tom Moonlight and G. Issit addressed a
large audience at the congregational church
Last niUht
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Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY. September q.
Cattle Receipts SO5 shipments. lOOs TAT stuff
strong and shade higher; grass range Of good quail
ty steady; common dull choice s. 0GS4 5f COM
mon to medium. 81 s5el3 s.; stockers, g 3
az IS; feeders, g OG3 IS: COWS. 81 OS2 80,
Hogs-Receipts 6l52; shipments 9Ol: choice:
firm others steady good to choice. q 5sS4 Is
common to medium. 81 ieG,4 As; skips and pigs,
Sc 7J94 25.
Sheep-Recepts. 4s8 shipments, ae; steady:
goodto choice 81 50G3 45 common to medium. 81 ~
rs
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Noted Divine Dead.

HARRIsBURo, Pa, Sept. 24.-The Right
Rev. J. F. Slana.ian, bishop of the Ro-
man Catholic diocese Of Harrisburg, Is
dead
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The Races.

GRAvEsENp, n. Y, Sept. s4-Winners: q
Mamie Hunt, Frank Ward. Blue Wing,
Cleaner Harefoot and Brighton.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. Pin the frce-for-
all PAGERS class at to-days state fair races,
Bay Diamond won in three straight heats,
Billy +. second, Josie G third, Billy May
4th: best time. 2:32 81.
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FOR TRADE.

uSoR TRADF FOR SToCK-A hrst elae oetten
n fsrm In Butler county, Kan, eopsbtf1S - 30
acres situated on Hickory creek Address n; nor.
q, lACn. Kan -Ss
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

st. Louis Grain and Produce.
81. LocIs, Sepse0b9 ~
F1our-Quiet unchanged: XXX e 1o3 % family
e <uS2 S; chotce, q soSS IL. fancy. . SoS 3
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FOUND.
Ou;ck Sale Bargains.


lots on North Topeka, between 18th ana l5th; Per
lot, $500.
lots cor. Washington ave ard 18th; per lot 3loi
lots on North Main: per lot, S9SJ.
2corner lots III Allen x Smiths addition; per Iot,
S150 COZ
east fronts Allen Aliens add; per lot y 81
You win never get left any of the above. Ihey
are by all odds the cheapest bargains offered.
10, DRUkkER & HOGE, l51 Main ST.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

vyANTED-One hotel clerk, I01 railroad neh, irce
M transportation: lajDorers wanted Tor ever
~ az work: Seamstress' insurance men, ana ie
,,aIe ben of all kinds Address with stamp ); H.
Kcuworthy, 50S Douglas ave 49,
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

Wichita. Mayfield. Wellington,
Harper. AttiCa- Garden Plain.
Anthony. Arkansas City. An
dale and Haven.
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FOR TRADE.

NOR TRADER r. Stodstill. OF Longton, Elk Co..
Il Kansas. has 40 acre farm sor trade for hve or
rem acre lots within S miles Of Wichita for garden
and small fruit purposes 100 acres second bottom
land 10 acres in orchard, 60 acres In cultivation.
'~~' - - 1l1-6t%
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Stocks were again extremely active but mike pre-
vous days of this week the bulk of trading was con-
fined TO some half dozen stocks the remainder OF the
list being comparatively quiet.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Markets.

New York Money Markets.
New YORK, September q.
Money On call easier ranging from 10 per cent
Prime Merchantile Paper-laJ5 per cent.
rate 4So for 50 tIay bills and 4Si for demand
Government Bonds-Dull and steady.
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,,ITrD-5 good carpenters immediately S2:3o
w per cis' an '' itS-6:f
Dol,glaS
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yyvaNTED-Evcry farm in Sedgwick county Ioi
W e'ic VI" '"' ~ 10 In
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FOR RENT.

TNORRENT-StOre room ON Main ST. 25xsO. Platee
II glass front. Enquire Occidental grocery. io4u
L>OR RENT-Stricty frstcla furnished I1ui, Tuinn
block over Palace barber shop, next TO Conme@ls @
hotel Douglas avenue. Apply to Mrs. 'anuoi Tsa ~
No. S. up stairs w. =
~op PINT tJ.lf NJ 81 store room at 1873 n Main ST
+ in the best location in the CITY, Room sa1 "Sn
lighted and plate glass windows. 80
voOR RENT-Nicely furnished front rooms, iarse II
II and airy southern EXPOSURE III he" AoA'e % -
ouire at 425 west Central ave.
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NOR SALE co acres OF laai in square body
T. well watetec, fine slope land in Greenwood couE
ty: splendid pasture and farm land; price SO on
acre il sold nnied atey FOR cash; no eicu,nbrance
on Il. Address c. {. Thayer, Reece, Greenwood Co
Kan. lilotF
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25
FOR SALE.

U,op sALE-I have some special bargains in farms
II rom TWO TO three miles from Cheney; 160 acres
,hre miles from Cheney, 50 acres in cultivation; 50
acres in corn; in potatoes; house. orchard.
and we'll nice grove, small fruits, etc, all Tor
- Sn Also 1850 acres, two miles from Cheney; 400
acres under fence; three housss orchard. grove lv
ing water all bottom, $1,000. These two speci-
mems Of thousands or acres for sale by Also l6O
acres miles from Cheney, 40 acres under cultivation
at /, rare bargain. Inquire of John Ccfrey Cheney.
Sedgwick county, Kansas. d95-ln
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VxvANTED-An persons having city properly ioi
w sale 10 leave the same with us. Farnum, ,Smm'
& George, 10 Main st. iVi'ii
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

NVvANTED3Those who have properly 20 sen OF
W wish 10 buy cali and see us at 5l y NAN -.
up s''ills' " M, ,roi,;s, ,or g hrneft l0tj CT
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

Wy ANTED Several goo" S''' 1G3-3t
w Supply Co. --------
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

VXvANTED-A boy to feed job presses; STEADY en-
w noyment Call at this Office Immediately
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

VVvANTED-A position by young man at OUTSIDE
w work such as collector, solicitor etc waees
no object the time being best OF reierehce g..
curity il required j. D0gon, nv "
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VUANTED-D boarders Inquire at 2ii "atei "a
w 81, " !" "i. M -, or ,neais 9,c l05-5t
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NOR SALE-The handsomest basket phaeton in the
Il city at a bargain; nearly new. II. Z. Corn l22
Douglas ave room D. loSo'
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VyyANTFp-A young gent wants boara II !, ~ ~
" Yotr family Address II. w TINS ONCE I"' o''
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aailSE eagle

Advertisements in this column will be charged for
al the rate OF Five Gents per line per week. No ad-
vertisements taken for less than :5 cents. and will
not he inserted until paid for.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

vANTED-3 cooks, dining room girls or boys
w insurance men, girls for private fanny.
10 take work home with them, 50 laborers at ST.
ner aay J r. Kcnwo orthy, sos Douglas ave loo-ot'
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

vVvANTFD-Wew want you to know that your owl
w Interest REQUIRES you to invest in the Wlcnlti
Gardens before the price goes up. Ashcei Weiem en-
Eagle block. Iv,l-o
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xvvaNTED-A fun and complete list of raw ana
w improved farming land Tor sae- fa, u, null IN,
Simms & George 10 Main st. loii~'
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WANTED.

VVTANTED-Man of good address, with S3,VO TO
w 5000 cash. to take interest in new town com
many or i'm bank on Kantas frontier. Call at rooms
and s, Furley's block, Wichita. or address 81:
Girard, Newton. Kan. h'-o'
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FOR EXCHANGE.

t7OR EACHANGE-ss0 ceres rich black loan land
II for city property, or acre tracts near clty Az
dress Phillips & Crane, 1l9 n Main. i"set'
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VyvANTED-A good cook. man or woman BesI oi
w wages paid Inquire at 24i Water ST. looot
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VvyANTED-Investors and spectators TO know OWL al
w about the Wichita Gardens. Enquire oi ASLet l 9e,
xl1al lllAck
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

VyrANTED-All ambitious ladies and gentlemen 70
w aftepd the night school which opens at the
Southwestern Business college Oct 4th 1880 oIol-ihl
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vvvANTED-Top place loans on long time on farms
w or business blocks short time or chatter oi
Ieai eS'Sts xSSet SeS Ea!,i, t,lock i0I2l
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

OST-A draw receipt book. The finder viii con
/ Ifer favor by leaving at J. T. Campbell Cos
ia Y Martet st ll0-6t4
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

wy ANTEp-Borro,yers for money; we place money
w at the lowest rates on all kinds OF chatte. sc
c,r;ty loans and also on second mortgages on laTis
Wichtta Ranking Co.. and Farmers Ranking $3.50
ile West Douglas % =
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

NV ANTFn-reams and men To work on ID, NJ q
W "a r at stafford, Kan. Good wages ana
steady work Apply Stafford, on the work , ~,
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

INOR TRADE-Two farms, 40 acres with good well
II and improvements, l60 acres with running water
50 acres in cultivation, exchange for merchandise
hardware preferred. Address lock box 16 Crisdeld,
Harner county Kan 1G5- lm+
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

".NrED-The Wichita Gardens are booming,
NJ ana we don't want YOU TO get left Enquire OF
the pfincipai 'S"i '' 100 1T
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

vvrANTFD-A good honest, educated, single
w woman the ages Of Z, and 70 years r.d 70
annly af 1,r Wendel's Office, over Citizens bank
,appy az ~ "S 99-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

NOR TRADE-Steam Laundry, paying el5O to SaD
Il per month"; restaurant. bakery, confectionery and
lunch counter; improved farms; county right Tor
patent paint; half Interest in patent fOr type writer
All OF above Will trade for city property, farms.
stock or stock Of goods OF any kind. Hollster
Arnett ISL n Main st. lB St.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

ED-Immediately, good barber twhnel
w steady work Sl2 per week. Address Jonn ON
~, s.'H' n,;,;o;,,n oi,ra Kan 1G2l2t'
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

CsTORAGIFcr household goods merchandise,
- boxed or loose; il you have any goods to store
bring them to TIE Wichita Storage Co. No. 10 West
Douglas "Tu
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

yANTED-woman to do washing al honse on,
w uts e'ph "cN' -N =
En.poria ave.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

C,rORAGE-Tor household goods and merchandise
y :it ss5 Man st. Cheap rates, by Cox & Stanley
-
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-one nicely furnished fr0nt r"on sSai saI
II able Tor man i.iu va lll.st
at s2i T. Douglas ave
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

r OST-The detail drawing Of the porches on d: 5.
I Pence house. The finder return them to HI 5.
Market street and be rewarded. Sam1 Stover, ll06F
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

VvANTED-ro loan $4,000 on business blocks anu anu
w rsidecce property, Within the next 'iis..
davs Kansas Loan and Investment conlpan! i<'u
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-25

g1OR SALE OR TRADE-A fine residence property
5-6 lo9-5t