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Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
RaNEaY StHoks and DebtA

Out of 81 represer tatiye railway stocks,
164 are below par OF these, only eighteen
are worth 80 per cent. and upward, while
forty-nine range In value from 50 TO 10 per
cent, and 81 are below so per cent, sorne
running down 20 l or Per cent OF their
nominal worth. Indeed, 50 far from being
surprised at railway insolvency, It does not,
In view Of railway history in this country,
seem inaccurate TO say that tbs dominant
American railway policy b to emulate In
dsbecdnexs TO the uesesrost Limit without set
ting bounds 70 borrowing snd without provld-
t.. means Of payment
Aided cause for wors1erment Is the callous,
Indifferent condition Of the public mind m
reference 10 railway Indebtedness. On Dec.
81, 1885, Ii amounted TO n, 3T ,OD. 900, sum
nearly twice as great as the largest national
debt we ever owed. Per capita 1t Is over $S7.
The interest charge upoa Il was at the cod OF
1886 eIsf. 800, 90, or about 81 80 per capita
per aunu1n The debt - in tnis aspect nsr
tionai burden, demanding the earnest atser-
ton OF the peof 70 and tbs sinceress consider
alton Of the w1sess statesmen, lest IL beFoozno
burden too great 10 Be borne by toe public
and our s;yeeu ct railways become swxmped
in the mire Of bankruptcy and Republication
Yet grave and serious as ara the pros1s<ns
connected with It, the attention OF nsifoer
voter. legislator nor railway manager has
been turned to thenvEosvcl
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
WHAT THEY WEAR.
Irish poplin is in favor.

Irish pophn is in favor
Jet bead decorations are simply esgant
this season.
Ribbons were never prettier; plaid ribbons
are having an especial run"
The Greek overdress, with open sides and
outward curving folds in black, is revived
Two materials are permissible in most
wraps-particularly ia the shorter garments.
a pretty autumn toilet is Of golden brown
limousine with tine stripes of several vivi,l
colorS.
Perfection of fit and simplicity of styla
constitute the onus of present costumary
make up.
Shot wool and velvet almost covered with
gold, silver or copper embroidery compose
some elegant carriage wraps
A return TO low coiffures is imminent. the
new bopnets being SO much lower in the
crown than those OF recent fashion
Matelasse silk NANTES are made nd for
early fall wear. Others for the same purpose
are of fancy cloth, velvet and Sicilienne
combination of copper color and mignon-
cite, which IS at once artistic and aesthetic,
appears in many new tea gowns and dinner
dresses
Tender ferns, currant leaves, punches of
green nuts, hazel and bramble boughs share
favor with green wheat and ivy for hat gar
nisbing
The empire redingote is the rage. 1t is Il
desirable form OF the polonaise and is almost
Is long as the dress skirt over which it is
slightly draped
Large round hats are in order for autumn.
They arc trimmed with long and half long
ostrich plumes, clusters of pluules and in
mense panaches of feathers
Close fitting bonnets are tho rule. They
are prettily trimmed with coronots of clus-
tered blossoms, blue corn flowers, or unto
laged roses, Or Norma wreaths of berries
md leaves.
Large buttons which are beautiful and ar
tist.c beyond description ornament direc-
toire coats. Tinted pearl, cut steel and col
ored metal enter into their composition.
Others are OF velvet
Costumes for the promenade show some
happy associations OF tone and textile Pale
tintS-uoticeably gaInut of greens-candi-
date for consideration together with the most
brilliant hues, and our thoroushfrres present
4 gorgeous panorama of color.-Cloak, Suit
and Ladies Wear Review.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
c,,...ro .srnin and Proaace.

CHICAGO. Nov. IA stronger tone pre-
vaded the wheat market to-day though at
the same time the feeling vas unsettled
md full outside prices about SUSTAINED
Trading was moderate, including some
,.,,+sifi,, business. The opening was strong
or and prices 1I@lc higher Uhan closing
figures Of Monday and advanced 3s@Hc
more. inauenced By good buying orde rs
Then it ruled easier and prices under far
offerings declined &c. Renewed buying at
the decline again caused prices co react, III =
fuenced some by private cables reporting
Rd advance in Liverpool. This time
advanced nc for May with December
ordering to 2Lc discount, eased off ic.
again recovered and closed about 1Ac
higher than Monday.
4 better feeling was developed ia corn,
values ruling stronger aad higher range
Il urices established. Trading however,
was only of moderate volume, transac-
hons being mainly Of local character.
The principal feature was the strength de
ve.oped in November, this future being Ia
fa;~ demand while the offerings were eX-
ceedugiy light. the premium Of this
month over December being as high as &c
Ht one time. The market opened 54@B
higher than Mondays closing. Prices ad-
yauced Is@11Ic and closed 13I@21lc higher.
There was little life TO trade. either in
cash or future delivery oats. Speculative
business was was conferred in May and
this future, in sympathy with an improve
,ient in wheat and corn ruled firm with
prices 1I@s5fc improved. At the same
time there was for near futures "A rather
neglected market with values exhibiting
10 essential change.
Trading in mess pork was moderate and
the market rather firm; offerings not very
large AMI demand fair and mainly for
January and May deliveries. Early the
market was firmer and prices were ad-
lancod slightly, but with slightly in
creased offerings a reduction Of 121s@ l5c
was submitted to. Later the market was
stronger and prices rallied l5@20c and
closed comparatively steady. \ compare
lively quiet feeling prevailed in the lard
market, but considerable strength was
developed offerings were small and the
demand rather light Prices ruled 2;;gl5c
l.. CHER and closed steady. Only moderate
trade was reported ii short ribs and sides.
Offerings were not very large and the
demand limited Prices ruled 25s@5c
higher and the market closed steady.
The leading futures ranged a. follows:
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

mere than do tine farthings IN the English
penny shops. But the soroban may be
trusted 1t does not lie any more than the
multiplication table may. A longer &C
quaiutance transforms the first distrust into
wondering admiration. In competition Of
simple addition an ordinary tradesman in
Japan would carry of the palm from any
mathematician of tho west
The arithmetical process on soroban diff
fers so completely from our cipher that only
study and practice viii make it understood.
You know the instrument: A shallow rec
tangular box, with bar of wood, making
an unequal division lengthwise Wires-gen-
orally seventeen in number, but that is not
essential-upon which are strung wood balls,
cross the short diameter of the box, running
through the wood bar. In the largest divis-
ion there are FIVE balls on each wire, and in
the smaller only one
Forget all the arithmetic you have learned,
and begin again with an eastern soul There
will be no fractions to alarm you-here will
be only decinals. The middle wire win rep
resent units, and the rods on either hand
have place value corresponding to our sys-
tenn of enumeration. To the left are the tens,
hundreds and thousands, TO the right the
tenths, hundredths, and so on. Away from
the dividing ball the balls have no signifca-
ton or value; pushed to it, they are units in
the larger compartment and fves of the
same denomination in the small one. This
gives almost double system of counting. 1t
is by fives as well as by tens
Suppose the first sum adjusted On the soro-
ban by pushing up balls for every digit.
The next one to be added is incorporated
xx-iAt - IL, 81 S1
word may stand for tie second act of ad-
justment. Here comes the beginning Of
the difference. The largest numbers are
added first and the smallest last 1t is like
everything else done in the East, wrong end
first. All the process of carry ten," which
we master with infinite trouble in childhood,
disappears in the magical movements Of
those intermediary fves. Mathematics In
not regarded with awe in this country, nor "a
it made point Of measure between male and
female intellect. The bette carries his soro-
ban, and reckons upon it the meals Of his
horses. Every kitchen is furnished with it,
although spoons and pans may be minus
The nurse clicks its balls when meditating
the extravaganza Of an added length to her
next gown, and the fearless baby plays with
it for rattle.
If there is anything which could reconcile
me to being a native Of the far east, it is
being born to use the soroban. The soroban
is the key to system OF arithmetic so widely
different from ours it deserves more respect
than scholars generally accord to it. On its
wires not only multiplication and division
are ratified over, but the longer processes of
square root and cube root click out the exact
results with less probability of errors than
when done by ciphering. The japanese may
lay aside his dress and hisdorneSic customs,
his jinrikshas and even his alphabet, but bis
soroban neveri--Baltimore American.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
The King Of Belgium.

The king Of the Belsians Is 3 unique fellow,
full q q1i1dirias, and yet sound good sensa
Ee likes TO so b.reheadei, and a5hors hat;
Is Tor s-oves, he viii not wear them 1t is
believed be woald go bare footed, also, if
possible. Go Ekas 10 be in the wafer, but
caE2ct swim; and he hates above ell things
tobacco. lie is q man OF morals. also. such
Is tasy a7e; ard is scholar of high stand
ng- NO European monarch possesses his en-
tAGSlaSsu Tor discovery and research he has
Travelled everywhere, and, naturally. gecgra-
ply, wIla languages, is his favorioe study.
such kings 10 lot threaten the political
world. but theE largely influence the social
aid literary His presen: ambition is 20 aid
II tie exploration and civilization Of Africa
Is LOBE Democrat
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
TIE WORLDS MOTIVE POWER.

Austria has l2,o9o boilers and 1850 loco
motives.
Germany hss 5000 boilers, IL, 200 locomo-
tiyes and 400 ships boilers.
France has 5000 stationary or portable
boilers, i,OJI locomotives sud 1900 boats
Doilels.
Four-dtths Of the engines now working in
the world have been CONSTRUCTED during the
last t1ent y-fve years.
Tho iorce equivalent to the working steam
engines represents, IN the United STATES,
10000 horse power, z.5Va, eco in Germany,
9,0o2, Qoo IL France end !, 501, 900 in Austria.
a steam horse power is equal to three
actual horses power, and living horse IL
equal TO seven nlea; the steam engines of the
world may be said ~ represent, therefore.
approximately. TIC work OF ], o., o00, DC men
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
Chinese Immigration to Russia.

The paragraph from The Nord telegraphed
by your Brussels correspondent and pub
lished in The Times recently can hardly be
officially inspired, for Russian officials who
are in position to inspire The Nord usually
know perfectly what they write about, while
the paragraphs IN The Nord ia clearly not
acquainted with the conditions Of Chinese
immigration either into Siberia or to Aus
tralia He thinks that in consequence of the
cessation of Chinese immigration to America
and Australia it will SO increase to Siberia es
to "overwhelm the scattered Siberian popu-
lation and denationalize the Asiatic frontiers
of the empire" The fact is the two immi-
grations have, and, owing to the vast dis
tances which separate their sources, can have,
no effect whatever upon each other The
labor immigration which troubles America
and Australia has its source In Hong Kong,
which draws its supply from the fertile and
populous plains of the two most southern
provinces Kwangtung, and, in q smaller de-
gree, Fukhien.
The immigration to Russia really origi-
mates in Manchuria, perhaps 2,0O0 to 5000
miles away from Canton. The MGnchurian
immigrants go originally from the northern
provinces Of Chilli and Shantung and settle
over the wide plains OF Manchuria and Mon
golia, whence some of them straggle across
the frontier into the valley Of the Amour,
where they settle down to agriculture II
all emigration from the southern provinces
were stopped tomorrow, it is doubtful
whether a single Chinese the more would
cross the Russian border The story that
Chinese agents were studying the ground in
Siberia IN order to direct current Of emil
grafton there is absurd on the face Of it.
Manchuria and Mongolia, which are Chinese
possessions, are capable of holding as many
emigrants as China is likely to send, and il
Chinese officials wanted to direct emigration
anywhere it would be to these regions not to
Siberia. But, in truth, Chinese officials Of
all grades are profoundly Indifferent to emf
grafton Of any kind, and to suspect them Of
directing it toward Siberia for political pur
poses is to give them credit for far seeing
and ambitious designs which they are quito
incapable of harboring London Times.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

KANSAS CITY Nov. =
wEEAT-Lcwer; No rcd. &C asked. No soft.
CokN-Qu.et: e7'&c lila. 2sc assel
OATS ecemhC-. ,'l. d, a.l ltl
fi.tt i--.iU..;. w sl.el NNN 81 Dr. t,-osf,-
49, choice sic5 fancy. $l.sl. extra fancy. Sei,.4
40 I.lle. Is - t.-.S o.
ttf.t AsA l4-~. Csc.
t1HN tHtf'--ft.int- 2}95-c
>ttil~ilfE AND sEAN-5lafac
At-e'roQi;. pr RE, $50t.5.,.: timothy. S5ske
lax SEFD-si.A
u TT tl.-hecciP.s lghi and market lrra .7r
GO 2i dairy, isg, ruii. IoSI,c;
NitrrDl. i- g..
--sl, .ei'.;- ..-,i,t and market drIn atI-c.
<. - p 10y - t.tc,iae .argei Aeus, S2.Ols
NtIak tt RID Il h1S-iIc
8tsl.AhFt~r BNtGN-iG.ec
lttEa EEEf'---
DID SAL, DEi5S-slot long clear ana
eacii e-tt g &. vietr rib. 3. 81
SLOT i.-,s-i, - SO; long clear and
~ s..N-f-f u.
LAhD-Ss,s
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
WONDERS OF THE sORoBAN.
The japanese system of Ctpherfng-Rapsa
Methods of Counting.

Inc JApansSe Sysfem OF CtpneFknB x1Sps9
Methods of Counting.
Suppose few articles had been purchased,
and the paltry sum total is only worthy
record II the first example Of schooiboys
ruental arithmetic. The buyer SUMS them
instantly II his mind, but the trzdesnian
ces-ns not 20 recsivs the szncunf or 10 per
pick himself with aaF mathematical labor,
however tziflng he sesres as scrohan,
gives II a ssit- ard rafznng sweep OK toe
hand nsases .ex clicks and a-rcu-ces tie
prlce There is frequsutk; snail dlaerczaee
IN amount, arISlag from imperfect co-aTsr-e-
hezsaoa Of 6be itsns.aEira.l coias. witch
p.aI s2ess IzaE.asa. ssgt n xssa;i fxzds
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fhe Trnth of the Matter.

She waved her sr-oef;iI hand TO re.
And glanced sn1 nodded as passed
Tn OF 8 roor eua icv se1Tes;
she vlth the proaosss set is Chased
And sc, size waved he- hzrd TO ma
FaiF hs.aid wien seoVcs have vain.y sought
AaG fre7-7 ~ yel 5rskcd- rsnchzzce, 10 see
That passed on and needed rot-
At her heck sonle would Go or die,
BIZ atn not SIS o.herx are
She waved her E-z-sls 60 hees took l.
A.Aa ~@ssst.a $40 oar Lila
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

When Mrs. Langtry was in Paris recently
the presence also Of one Of E,gland's most
famous beauties, Lady do Grey, formerly
Lady Lonsdale, gave rise to little COMPARE
son between them. The Parisians seemed to
think that MIS-. Langtry was not so beautiful
as when she was q tribe more slight, and they
were inclined to give tho apple to Lady de
Grey. The probability is though that, with
the world for judges, Mrs Langtry would be
considered the moro beautiful woman. Anew
York Sun.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

Some Of the English railway cars are
lighted By gsA, others by oil Tie Aznrs are
dropped through and depend from tie roof.
and are lighted and CONTROLLED from tie top.
as thsre is DO way for an ot6cial to ater the
car,while he train IL In motion II yo1 ~-za
to darken TIE car, there b . very good snc
stn2ie small dark shade CT
curtain which Elirs zntsr the hzn? and seuss
OCT nearty Al Of the hSa.~Hczas Journal
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
SGT o.

Mr.. De- Nasher % pretty baznaid ss -
freshzeut courtz1-Aw, mtn. -ocsd you
s-Sfvs ne-sw-one q fhose-av-dog
bsaaissi
Frsety Bzynaid giving him ossDeal b.
cusa-Hsre,s tbs dog biscuit Take IL On tas
M. and eat l. tColiap.s a D. Aashg-|
Leo6op xIa
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

IrOR SALE Ok ENCHA SGE- Property east. west
i north and south, farm from Is 1sres "a . g. h.
tOJ improved and gniuiyroysa r4iT pfpp@rtY
IN almost every iD Kansas and aisn Ia tilass
II you have an thing 20 eel tf4<is cal AID
me. Once h0aFs from 2 70 y N. and 70 =.
room r. Gsiio book A , bdgssoTLa. - u
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
Chicago Live Stock,

The Drover's Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receip g. Or shipments, 5000. Mar
and feeders S200e5. %; cows bulls and mixed.
$3.50 10.
HOGS-Receipts, 1860; shipmente. 5000. Market
strong. Mixed. 5;gs6.oe heavy, s.. 2Gg7.cG light,
50 256s6.0G; skips S3.50e5.m.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1900 shipments 2GD, Market
steady Natives, S2:75g42G western. $5.o0g3.55;
lambs. s3.i5g551.
st. Louis Live stock.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. :.
CATTLE-Receipts. $780, shipments, LZ70 3Iar-
ket strong Choice heavy native steers. -. o9e6J:
fair good DO sl.ts.f; butchers steers. EeqIuIn
TO choice IS S5di.51 stockers and feeders. fair 10
good s210.s. Il; rangers. fed 4lG grass
led, S2U9td3.l5
HOGS-Receipts- 1856 shipments. G- Market
stronger. Choice heavy and butchers selections,
s55e5 6ispackng, medium 70 rii.se 5000 '9 igt
grades, ordinary 10 best. 3. @1s45.4l
SHEEF-Receipts / 40 shipments 50. MARKET
steady Fair TO choice. S30DP4.A0
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

Graduates Of Chicago Veterinary College, men,
bers OF the Chicago Veterinary Association
}. ~ PHILLIPS graduated with honoTs and was,
for some time, an assistas OF the eminent Dr. VIM
Sheppard u. r. (. y :, veterinary surgeon Of lame
lie is also ii member Of The Kansas State Vet
eliAauy Association.
:. r. PHILLIPS has been associated, assis-
tant with Or. Wthers, VI. d. Y. S, Dr. Hughes VI.
Il C. v y, and DIR. Baker, V ;. professor OF Chicago
Veterinary College; Or. Baker having the largest
canine practice ia Chicago.
The doctors ase prepared 10 do all kinds of veter
mary work, including canine practice, dentistry and
all surgical operations. Good accommodations for
all patients requiring special core. Calls by tele-
phone telegraph or mail viii receive prompt atten-
ton day night.
Office, 325 East Douglass Avenue. Tele-
phone No 3. 129tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
nARRY CRnSkEY II n

sSsyslaei Telephone .o Is 80 Z sl lug
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
z n. G0NKIM Nj

t4s.,'l ptsSt4t'oner c. medicine surgery rv-se.
Al" y sttsr5cS- Trcas AL chronic a.l rr5vaf.
ufSS, tAsheii trsst1le1r gwen 7aen ra.gg5s-si
- So 80 - s.s7et>e> OF Jsc CectGla 4 spec. Il.
= N p loves . lss North &siu STREET over Esa.
-, 'si.Si lsa2S Ocos hours giei2 a. n %
: - clR--rt
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
PHYSICIANS.
DRs- TFRRu,L 4 SHIFTS

DRS. TERRILL & SHUTS
i'hys.cEln and Surceol- Is \ Nain ss-e.. ,sre-
i4lAe y: oGSs No -, tgT residence Ia Or rsy-
~, general n acItcs diseases u women a.a raIi-
rIeA anu Obstetrics Dr. SHUTS. consumption;
catLr-E- al throat and chss- diseases, niles rgIT
lGrcs BOD. stan and cLrouic diseases gene-..i1 3
e>i-so-tsit-oh I've As-t<
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

An notices Of Employment or Situations Wanted.
VII be charged for At the rate Of I've cents Per Ina
per week: no notice for Ices than Is centA
Al For Sales or other business notices WIN be
charged for AZ the rate Of lecsnts Fer line per week
no boainess notice taken for less than 80 cent?
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH,
New York Money

NEW hDfk, wv
Money on call easy at 2s21k per cent. Est loan l'e
,,Iosed offered al 2GI2.s.
Prime mercantile paper at 471,961c. &c. for
S-erIfng exchange dull. but steady 81 Si-'1 ici
s,xr.r daV bills ana S4.ol% fer demand 20 ,,,
Stocks DUH total sales OF sLocAs tOd''9 49,
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

MRS EARY GAGE DAY. Il. D
ot,'ce x ressl,1ce. Ia Cniversi,v nveTrs f,s4~
- = - so 80 = p H. ts7-lri-
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

GOING NORTH AND EAST
No2 Kansas City. st Louis
and Chicago through mai
and express, daily. .........
Nos Kansas City, st Louis
aha Chicago night express
dai'F.................
No o. accommodation, daily
except sunday. ....,.......,
GOING SOUTH.
No 5 Kansas ,-ity, st Louis
and Chicago eN. daily,
No I Kansas City, st Louis
and Chicago through mail
and express. daitv........
No 81 accommodation, daily
except Sunday............
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

srs<1sl - Tswnsss, Trssss~L
We have = eofnpsxs~ lsfss 81 looks ssd
blanks 81 required ey Tie to-asAsp txu--
tess. township treasurer. sass4es Of tss
peace consrab4e and ro@1 ovsr>esy. Orders
promptly a.lsA Ccr-sspozz6sree soisc1ss<l
TIE WICHITA EAsik-
6loe9 WscA.SA. kxSzaA
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

Esagk note ssoaks foy a.se az shss OsssreL
Oriers " mail promptly attended u. Adj
crrss The Wichita EAslLs NssSii4- AAs4-
"a
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

Elegant free reclining chair cars on morning
trains, ana Pullman slcepers Ga all night trains.
Tickets sOid and baggage checked through 70 all
points. City ticket oIce 30 East Douglas avenue.
Passenger station. corner Douglas and Mead ave.
c. :, RUTHERFORD, Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
TAEEy UP

'fsAAtS EP-tsszg Tssa1sz e1s= ta-T "a - :
- essi3sss a. 80 > 2. Fsrs sSGsh. seazf4 q
esa2sEs 80 E&ysSx csk<zrz sS =
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
FOB EXCHANGE

I-OR ExCBANHE--Te traders zIsf rrsry sss1y eiss
Il 7 be ksEsss abstract sgeGsy HtA f@fs-s@H -
abstracts % aEy l1Eas - TIE s-sts - ksha-s 49,
diagrams. ceseTa u. Gas ~ud e<tsDalss - ~ -
J. &Es.ss Asftrac AgsscF. Fo0rss - a. 70 -. =
H2rxst 81, " ichifa. k-a = p " assisf. uaai Hxs
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
CHICAGO, KANSAS Il NEBRASKA Il. h.
"POCE ISLAND ROUTE"

Iepot Second and-Iyichita street. ticket Office ~
North Main street, z. b. BLECKLEY,
PASSENGER and Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
STOLEN.

- TDLEN-Frc-n ssrgF sssns2Er II f-oas q r~s
- sss>s - Asxsss X NJ. - rga< - (
81 ace al rel - elsg vii S4F = F~Nsrf -
"a I've 5rzsgt n te<tsts e tAass Cal - se9se
= xsxf - 49, ft6ss
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
FOR RENT-REsIDENoEs
FOR RENT-RO0MS.

TOR RENT X ooEas IN the brick. corncr % Tope-
II Ia and Doug las avenue, two east windows IA
each room with water and modsra ranyonlcaScS Oh
. uie t.oor; as~e oan.s ntAE eiesn and erg n;
rent 70 per month. Apply i-- fur4ey 0fiCe.
Ioom 5 sd East DoAsi1s avenue las Sv
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

NOR RENT-A dairy farms fer Tie winter months
IT Apply at l1Ce Campbell avenue. Thomas
Bryan. dlA utF
l'OR RENT-0ood ofliccS. with perfect light and
i ventilation in the Seds iCk. low a. per
month Apply at office. NJ. ~. second floor. Z. J.
Collins, AGENT L,.-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
STORAGE

CsTORAGE-Fgr hausessss rseofs 81 rsrrrassssss
- hoxess Or sso.4 II yss have @sy zgeHs - s1sys
srinx sEstn % sEs wscEts~ s-ss.<s g. SO. u Sess
DO@<l<S
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
FINANCIAL.

WANTED-ro loan noHes In OF tl,sS and
w upwards on improved farm and city properly
nj 10 per cent interest ami very low commission
Special terms on large loans and Hrstciass business
property. have direct arrangements WI b par le-
loaDing money and 30 not have 10 eddie loans
around. This notice means Just what II says. No.
il0 Douglas ave Irwin Stratton- lgs.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

Tor RENT-One large nicely furnished froEt
Il room aud ore small furnished room with
privilege OF bath room Location best Ia tee ci!y.
Al Waco ave. dis q
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
CHEMISTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

j. Il PHILLIPS
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

FOR RENT-Two handsomely furnished r0oeis
Il with board also place IN a room Ter one lad )
Inquire nj Mccall house. - Market - issts
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

/ VNANTED-At 3ls West second street n few first
w clsss gentlemen boarlers- Furnished rooms
I board by the day week is.df
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE,

NANTED-By middle aged lady with boy
w years old, a situation as housekeeper or any
place of trust, the general work of a small family
Apply at once at 9l6 North Fifth avenue. opposite
Union depot Mrs. Dibben. Il l+s-1t1
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

Wy ANTED-Money TO Loan 90 good chattei SeCur-
w ity. Money loaned on household goods.
pianos &C.. and weekly and monthly install
uenIs. ". > WOlaston room j. \. L cor Flrsi
and Main, over Fourth National bank. dI5s -