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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
Skill OF Irish Boat Women.

The women of these coasts and islands
are as skillful as the men in handling the
car and rudder They know every sunken
rock and dangerous current of the intri-
cate channels between the great island of
Aran and the mainland, and take the boats
in and out in all weathers. For many
years a Grace Darling of this western
coast. the daughter of pilot who lived on
Fights Island, went out in storm and
darkness with her old father, never trust
ing him alone, as she knew his weakness
for the whisky. This brave girl never
finched from facing the widest gales,
fearing that disaster might befall her
father, and the vessels it was his bust
ness to guide to safe anchorage, if she
were not at the helm. Many ships
crew beating about between AIan and
Owey owed its preservation to Nellie
Boyle. Two sisters have taken the post
boat into Aran for many years past. their
father, John Nancy. being now old and
acknowledgements World.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
A Romantic Little Story.

A curious instance, which we think has
never before been published, Of the ad-
niration which en- ardent and imaginative
reader may feel for his favorite author, is
illustrated in the case of o young man
residing in Florida, who had long been an
enthusiastic admirer Of Kathleen Ma
vourneen." On learning that the author
was alive and In poverty he visited Balti-
more. and found In the appearance and
conversation Of the old professor all that
his fancy had pictured. AS he was pos
sessed of some means, and had no ties or
living Notwithstanding lost father and
brothers in the rebellion-he remained
some time in Baltimore. and finally pre-
vailed upon Professor Crouch to adopt
him as his son. By an act of the legisla-
ture of Maryland his name was changed
to that of Crouch, and the pecuniary as
sistance which he has since rendered has
done much to brighten the declining years
of the old composer. The action Of this
young man forms the. latest incident in
the strangely romantic history Of the au-
thor of Kathleen Mavourneen. Charles
F. Adams in Detroit Free Press.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
Take q Superior Subject.

Few adult minds retain accurately consid-
cradle masses Of isolated facts, and it is COM
monty observed that minds which are good
ct that are seldom the best minds Why do
we try to make children do what we do not
try to do ourselvesf Instead Of mastering
one subject before going TO another, it is al
most invariably wise to go on to superior
subject before the inferior has been mastered
mastery beings very rare thing. On the
mastery theory, how much new reading or
thinking should we adults dol Instead Of
reviewing arithmetic, study algebra; for
algebra viii illustrate arithmetic and supply
many examples Of arithmetical processes.
Insteai. of rereadIng familiar story, read .
new one; it VIII be vastly more interesting
and the common words VIII al recur-tbs
common words being by far the most valu-
able ones Instead Of reviewing tie physical
geography Of North America, study South
America There, too, the pupil viii find
mountain chains, water sheds, high piateaux,
broad plains, great streams and isotAerraal
lines. The really profitable tine to review .
subject Is not when we have tust finished IL,
but when re have used !. in gt1dytng ether
sub jects and have seeo lis relations 20 other
subjects and what 4. Is good for.-At.a1.k
Monthly.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06

six thousand manuscripts. OF which be
can use about one hundred. and the
Authors Exchange proposes to lessen
somewhat the burden Of dealing with all
this matter. On the other hand. authors
suffer greatly from ignorance Of the best
markets for their wares. and that ignor-
ance is, in many cases, the cause of fail
ure and encouragement. The exchange
undertakes to relieve the author Of the
labor Of disposing Of his wares. and at
last introduces an element of order in tho
confused business of literature. If . pub
Usher wants matter In the future he goes
to the shop where it is kept. and buys or
orders it. The author simply manufact-
ures certain literary wares, and consigns
them to the retail dealer to be sold to the
best and most available customer. 1t is
q wonder no one ever thought of doing it
before, and both author and publisher
will hail the idea with delight.-The
Argonaut.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
A Horses Deliberate Revenge.

ri will just tell you story" said Mr..
Foster L. Backus, ''about tie memory and
reasoning power possessed by horse on
my fathers farm. This horse was In the
habit of making journeys about the neigh
borhood in charge of a certain groom, who
was coarse. ignorant, low and cruel The
horse had been brought up on our farm
and was very good tempered and gentle,
but the groom's roughness and fondness
for laying on the whip confused him SO
much that he was not prompt in obeying
orders sometimes. Then the groom beat
and bullied him. The horse never showed
the slightest sign of resentment till one
day the groom approached him in the
pasture field. The horse was free for the
first time in the presence of his enemy
and he charged the groom. A short halter
was around his neck, and the groom
seized this and hung on The horse tried
to strike him with his forefeet; tried to
bite and kick him. The man lodged and
shouted for aid.
The fight was desperate and very ex.
rage. The groom was nearly tagged out,
and in another five minutes would have
been knocked down and trampled to
Oedou, VIXEN Nly iaIHeI came OF tno
scene. He seized the halter and told the
groom to run. As soon as he was gone
the horse subsidized and was as docile as
ever. Now, am satisfied that the horse
deliberately planned to kill that groom at
the first favorable opportunity. See how
carefully he chose the time and place Of
the assault. A lonely pasture field where
he had his enemy all to himself He had
never shown the faintest sign of vicious
ness before. The groom kept away from
him after that, and the horse never after
ward was known to exhibit rage. If he
had killed the groom it would have been
murder in the first degree, for the element
of elaboration was there. Yes, sir; horses
have reason. and they have memory also"
Brooklyn Eagle.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
Tses for OxYyenized Water.

\ German authority recommends hy-
drogen peroxide for variety of domestic
purposes. Being inodorous and non
poisonous. it is q desirable substitute for
chloride OF lime and oxalic acid for bleach
ing and removing stains of every descrip-
ton. 1t whitens ye1iowed fabrics and
articles of bone or ivory. It is the best
application for cleansing and binding
wounds and sores; and has most bene-
fetal effect in diphtheris, Group, whooping
cough. etc, Bleeding is stopped by its
Use, \ weak solution viii remove disa-
groeable tastes and smells from the
mouth, or purify the atmosphere of sick
room when sprayed into it. Pots, pans
and wooden vessels may be freed from
foul odors by peroxide of hydrogen, audit
will sweeten and preserve butter and
keep fresh meat for long time.-Arkan-
saw Traveller.
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C,,c.u. Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, OcG 5.-Speculative trading IN
. wheat again revived somewhat today ana
a large business was transacted Inc
feeling was again unsettled and prices
ruled considerably higher, with December
selling up to last Wednesdays extreme
figures; May passed the former outside
figure by nc and trading has shifted
principally to that future. The opening
was from 15@1c higher than yesterdays
closing with December Immediately de-
clining &c, but May instantly started up
December changed on this and advanced
33Ic above inside figures. Then prices
fluctuated for some time, finally ruling
weak, and the closing was 335c higher Tor
December and 41Ic higher for May than
the closing figures last night. The ad-
vance was attributed to renewed buying,
credited to new source, though the prin-
cipaI operator in the recent boom no
doubt has still control of the market.
An active speculative business was wit
messed in corn in this marked today, the
volume of trade being heavy and a higher
range of prices established. The market
opened at about the closing prices OF yes
terday and was easy for time, selling OFF
&c. but soon became active and strong,
11Sc ruled steady and closed with October
&c, November &c and May nc lower
than yesterday The advance today was
attributed mainly to the active demand
from shorts, the heavy purchase OF large
local operator and the unfavorable weather
for the grade of new corn. There was evi-
IDENTIFY considerable Of a short interest to
the market over from yesterday in antlcl-
patton of "a lower market today. but the
operations of the trades mentioned turned
the course of prices and i'll covering prices
were considerably advanced.
Oats gained strength from the improve
meDt in wheat and corn and futures show
an advance of 4@$sc, though reacting
some from the outside.
Mess pork was traded in more freely,
the bulk being in January which opened
PIC higher advanced 20c on better buy
ing by outsiders, receded pc and closed
steady. The near deliveries were decidedly
unsettled but trading not large. Novem-
Der fiuctuated freely within a wide range,
but other deliveries steady.
the leading futures ranged as follows:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
A Dia,olica, strinced Instrument.

The Chinese ''urh-heen" is one Of the p-1r-
cipal musical Instruments OF that backward
nation in veryshing IS regards music. Their
instruments are the same many OF them, as
those OF centuries ago, AID with their preJu-
dices against revolutions in their fossia1aers'
customs they retain some ot the most ciaoo,-
zeal stringed instruments TIE 'Wh-heen'
has four strings fastened to pegs coming
frcm tee top OF q small tube, extending from
one end OF . long WOODEN box with bridge
in me center. The sounds emitted are cTuos
and nowise pleasing, except Il may be to the
Chlnauaarls own ear. In Chinese theatre,
where every known instruments Is collected
and made TO howl forth is dismal or scTeecn-
ing strain, there comes 70 raiics to to seos--
tive ear b.. IN ultimate oele-tIe--G!ooe'
Democrat
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06

A clear and useful business has been
be-TIa IN New York /. does for authors
what dry goods shop does FOR shoppers
and the Manufacturers. brings the goods
Of tie producer 20 the convenien. notice
of the consumer. The Authors Ex-
change" undertakes TO read. register and
carefully catalogue sll manuscripts ssZt
20 it. Il then presents lists OF their
wares TO publishers. from which they can
select at their pleasure. or q publisher n
need Of certain material caa come 20 then
and look over the stock IN trade The
editor OF one OF the magazines complains
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06

a good dog s.ory CONES from Manchester.
A bright ~itsed girl teisphnned 20 Der father
81 his Office, asking II be- dos Curly was
there Reply cane tina: Re vaA Well,
take him up Il your sr7us and bold the 70
csver 70 his ear; wait 10 ;ell Kim 20 conc
bo2s:,r SAID toe girl Ear easksr did 50 The
dogs coanseoance wore, rnor.euta-1'y, look
q ss.naAhrneEr al bearing: GONE hoxoe,
C1riy; come horneF II tie feminine sooes q
hn rsiss--rs, but Is took him oily an instant
70 undsrssaod what vsS wsnsed, ADD tee
door Of the oesc- icing opened, be made
Wild break sor ho<ne - fsSs - hs could co.
WobCru ADVERTISE
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
Everybody Takes

The Chicago, Kansas 81 Nebraska rail
way tSt. Joseph & Iowa Railroad Co.,
Jesse, is the best equipped line west Of
the Missouri river Our equipment was
built expressly for this line by the Pull
man Palace Car Company, which is guar
antee TO the travelling public that it is
strictly first class You will find all of our
coaches elegantly upholstered and very
are going to any parC of Kansas or Nebras-
ka, or TO any point east, remember You will
never regret having started right, by tax
ing the Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska rail
way. Rock Island Route) For further
particulars address Jno. Sebastian, G. T. s.
2. A, Topeka. Kan 60-tf
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Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. D.
WHEAT-HiCher; No. . rel sl.02Ie bid, 81 O5
asked No. soft Sl.06Sl lid, $40. asked.
COkN-Quiet: SIC asked.
OATS-.tilqc asked.
REE-4tc bid
FLoUR-Firm; Xxx. 95c: xxx. SlO5GI.lO family.
tllSel' " cLoce, Sti1og az fancy, Sl.10; extra
fancy, slSl9l. >5i patent, S2-0lS2.l0.
CORN MEAI->5l9c.
CORN CHOIi-NelloW, S1l590c.
SHIP STU FF-5l@d0c.
BRAN-54@t2c.
HAY-Stesdy: ST 20
FLAN SEED-Sl:0
BCTTEk-Firm good grades; creamery IS1f
Slc; dairy. Ic; packed, l0eSl5c.
CHEESE-l0c.
EGGS-Frm; liza illpc.
LIVE CHICkENs-Dul hens. g.. 25@2sA
TURKEGS-9c per pound.
SUGAR CURED HAAIS-llSfC.
BREAKFAST BACON-l2c.
DRIED BEEF-Ssyc
E DRY SALT SHOULDERS 10: long clear $3.50
clear rib. 81 IS; short clear. a.. 81.
SMOKED SHOULnERS-Sq clear rib eln IN
long clear. Sl025 short clear. slu.25.
PORK-Sl6Na
LARD-sl0ol
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IT. Louis Produce

ST. IoCIS, Oct. ..
FLoCR-Firm and higher In sympathy with adj
vance In wheat NNN, SS.so9S6e family, s&s1l5.
81 .Nlf5.ta patents. Sa15G5iA 49,
wHkAIICash higher hut quiet; options higher
and excited No red. cash, sllls. bid; October
$LiS4. closing sl.l2le bid; December sllaaI lsSt
citsin. sli9sS; May. $. ltltll9. closiu z sll.Js
CoRN-Hlgher and in demand AT an advance No
= cash. SO; October. 8S3c. Novem her size tosi nlr
ss,ec asked Sear. So, c,c. closing S.7c a. ke: Ian
Sfi.c asked. ~ '~
oA1S-Ri-her but quiet. No. ;. cash. 2axasic.
November. 2sssc bid. 49,
RNE-Firn. No =. cash. SC
HAY-Firm; prairie. s5.t0ss.po: Timothy 40 ma
$50 'NS
FLAX SEED-Lower: 10
asked. ~ wv
BNITER-Quiet; creamery. lSesssc; dairy, ljslI3c
= WHISkY-Steadys Sl.lG
PROVISIONS Quiet ana easier
PORK-sl625.
LARC-Prime steam nonfnaliy Sl0I5
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The Time Keeper.

Mamma SAID little Mabel. who had JUS:
come home from church, what made that
man in the corner say Amen 50 often while
tie preacher was :alkingP
= know, said Willie confidently.
We'll, Wiiiie,' said his mother, why IS
itT'
Its way ne has CT calling time On tie
preacher r-Nercnant Traveller.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06

The g X 81 ~ Rr. -Rock fsiasf
Route. are now running ths fascsss elegant
char carr bstweer WicAisa sn3 kAo.ss
City that are Used II kza<2A TEsz i lbs
czssy l1e running chair cars ~ usozL.az
trans ~ kaHsAs CITY TE5s = tbs eoiy
lire running chair cars fArv1gh % Lhi-
cage Tbs - The cnlY In. ranagnx hair
eArz % Topeka AID -. gs-~Ps- Ihis -
the grxAL fsns h~swz-G " selita SD al
points nogth. sast zo1 sOat4- al - ~.
~ Z Uv1xsAS sss.ze ~
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06

nv ANTED-B keepers and business men to
w know that the Nation al Accountant. ftureau
offers unsurpassed facilities for the procurement u
frst-css~ men and women for pcsiillus bola-
keepers and accountants Business men who want
efficient help. ana expert book-Kcefers wko can
give nrst-eIhss references and Hant situations.
would do well by addressing Once Cor tbc state
OF Kansas at the Southwestern Bus Esss College.
" ichita, kapsas. Ss-lf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06

saspiy IA ia 49,
fsch township trustee should have q
tr1lste's record, rad record. pocr record
aad a full set u townstip records and other
blanks. worth a. lex&t - Also some sts-
tsgnery.
EacS township treasurer sboald kav. .
TREASURER record
Each township clerk shoai9 hare a clerks
record and warrant took
k-aen instscs Of lie y~acs should hzvs n
civil docket. criminal docket. stray rsror.I
transcripts. complied laws ~ -. and .
full assortment * blanks
Each constable saoUsd have an assert
meat Of banks
ZACH road ov-r>esr should kavs suzi
oTsrs~ers accoaut book. receipt book foe
labor. recesp. book fer EXTRA vSrk AID
rscesps book for ulasersa5 us~c
Tie above stoaIS BE- furnished - sbs
of5c>rx Ct Zach wei! regulated township q.
the expense o: the township
For ale a. The EAGLE oFsc. Orders
promptly elled ~ nail Q. ex.-ess ;sfss&.1-
AE VIII
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06


EGGS-Choice northern, lslp@ lYc.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.
wHEAT-SI9@ higher very light business; Nos
red, 81. i2led l. l2sS elevator,
CORN-la Il g higher; No , 55lec
OATS 54aSsc higher; mixed 2693c white. IS
t14c
CoFFEE-options higher; sales. 49, $50 bags; spot
stronger, lic.
SUGAR-Steadier.
ECiGS-fI:m 2lied2,c.
BCTTER-tirmer; 22d23IIc.
CHEESE-Hlgher; l4G lg5ec.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06

ket .teady Beeves S6l0a6.25; steers, So. 1905
sto skers and feeders. s2-25sS.5Os cows bulls ard
mixed 81. .ataS l0 Texas cattle, sl.6ugS~ western
NOGS~Receipts 1906 shipments. GEO. Market
steady Mixed S6.Uge6.5e heavy, 6.2OtG6.60. light.
S5s0ez6.35 skips, So. 5000
SHEEP-Receips. s,tase shipments, 1000; Market
steady Natives. 81 t5I4.l5: westerns, $30J93. %;
Texans, $21543.5O skips. $i.OG&5,50
St Louis Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 5.
CATTLE-Receipts, 500 shipments, none Mar
kef steady Choice heavy native steers 81 l0seo az
fair to good native steers. S4.iGg5.at butchers
steers medium TO choice. 50 20gi.iG stockers ana
feeders fair to good S20093.2; rangers, corn led.
IS lOai at grass fed, S200G3.20
HOGS-Rrcepts. l.s5E shipments, none. Aacses
steady Choice he and butchers selections, SJ5U
g65g: packing. medium to prime. So i5@6i0; light
grades ordinary 10 best, s.. 509G TO-
SHEEP-ReceiptS, 42t shipments, none olarRtt
firm Fair TO choice s3.096Si 10.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06

Cash quotations wera follows
FLOUR-In good local demand; patents, 500
rs; bakers. Si,25@4's choice. s3'0tg5%5; winter,
s5Ue5.90.
wHEA No cash 81, ll2l91,l21e; No spring, CSC
Gsl C3; No red SI.l$4Gl.l2Ia,
CORN-\o2 i55sc.
OA1S-No >, PIC.
RlE-No = Gc.
FLAX SEED. No !, S1.39
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. Il 5i@l55.
PORk-sl5.Jkc lj.52is.
LAR Sl0l7lsGslg.aO
WHISKY---S.0.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
Kansas City Live stock.

KANSAS CITY. Oct s
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATrLE-Receipts. 6.70e shipments 5s0a. Nsr-
ket very duh. weak ana snerally lower except FOR
few good cows sold early. which were steady
closing lower. StocSers and feeders slow and So III,
lower Good TO choice corn fed. s. go ASA &C 10 non
10 medium. ssale4 ST. stockers and feeders ii E..C
6.t grs IS Ege steers. $ls5SsS2Se COWS. SsSz>-Sl
HOGS-keceipts. $3.50; shipments, l.ao Marke,
strong 10 a shade higher. closing a shade weak
Good 10 choice. S. SoVt6..'t common TO medium - -
@6.as skips and pigs, IS 0sS5.n.
SHEEF-Rec ipts, 5.OS; shipments none. Fat
muttops and choice lambs steady. Good 70 choice
eS73SEi.49 common 10 medium. 81 .5l9S5l
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EN- nnNKIIN Nh

General practitioner of medicine. surgery. gynae-
cology and obstetrics Trea: all chronic and private
diseases. Oxygen treatment given when required
Pies and all diseases of the rectum a speciality,
ONCE removed to ia North Main street, over Kan
sas National Bank. Office hours toI2 a. m. toj
and {, to o. N. duI-u
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STATE ~ EASzaET -
AslIxNlrk lnlrLl

In fhs PROBATE q sad cossf;f IN tas fEitar
Of ~. estate Of A. 81 r Pops cscsasst
70 sf.e neir- ~ aid I, " 4 Pope eearzzes ard
AL O hsr person. inf rested 10 Ne ser fst 81 -
estate TeH zrs ucff4st tat tie sita azv - o.
tss,sr A T.. is7s ~ O'clock rs tie fsrs-sqsn e
ssad day Petition u tbs -dHi.st razor y -d -
tate nov Oh lie q ssi1 eufft. pfagsQE f0f 1f1e-
~ sd courr s1fssrizs ssbt sssflifir-a'f % "a
fof sac pslr.a-. Of IsTias sssss q szi4 esssssat
Fhs sa- hsf 81 s@cflon trTg iE torTf.t - srf 30
I've "a ze sxo IN N%dEssas sssrtg- rsa-zs,
viii - arzrs ~ esd its o-se t1e eiey =
y an!tA ksn.. - which time Ysss saE zFyesT AL
sho~ cz1ss AM sEs. Why s2ia or ef ssst- 2 rs
h9 granted . , ~ ~
Adrnt1fr-rzsor - az.z3 - 80
rsz.tt 4 I<zr.xprorfkY aifsrueFs dffl.rf
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ROGERS,

The Photographer. Pictures in all sizes and styles.
He also carries the finest assortment OF picture
frames in the city. Give him friendly call and ex-
anime samples
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
When Turning the Leaves.

L is stated upon medical authority that
readers should refrain from damping their
fingers in turning over the leaves Of
library books. as this is c sure way TO at
tract any stray bacili that may be Turk
t1g arcund.-Chicago Herald.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

i'OK SALE or EXCHA N8E-Au excellent Of
Il portunlfy-Ns have county state rights fnf
The best selling and most - elesl article svs htlls
the public. ali AT No. 90 $uTtl Nat1
street, r ON upstairs Nufnar & iyucis. diirtis
EOR SALE OK ExCHA$ GE-p rnperfr sart vse-s
i north and south farms from i'1 .tfFes up fH TO-
% acr@s improved AID uHinlprnVef city property
In almost every town IN ksnsa- and s8sg "a uliuy
II you have anything sell or trade cal aud -es
ne. or &C hour from ITO y III. sIu - 4. Ga.
room Z, Cctto block A. j. LdzewoTth. - A.
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FOR TRADE.

Tor TRADE-A No farm Tor eify residence
II Inquire Of G. DAVIS. Monarch tiii ar sali-
nor TRADF-Ws eli improved q section Gfe mfrs
4 81 Conway Springs 70 FAs for WILMA prop
erty. ADDRESS \ u. tAgis ONE 1lis-stf
nor TRADE hsve the following property ~
i trade FOR god Y-ss1ents IN wichita Asss ~
r cor HsCo and g. str ssGisJ - COT y liiifuH A1i
.ssrence. iucpIu branc.s two separate lots ~
H. Sfb gool cottage ssrl snd ok vacant tnfs Ia
frstt Gl:g rents fc4 - ~ ufasf- N3ii trade az
pierre which may suti. ". D.. Bglchilsen, - "
Third Il, wichita HI
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wichita / varer Center Motor X. r. &C..

Wichita L Valley Center Motor & X. X. Co.
Motor for Valley Center viii leave Thirteenth
street 60 NJ. 1929 a. 30 D. m. and 10 y. NJ
Leave Valley Center for Wichita at S:2J u. and
1920 40 ana 1:<0 y. III.
Cars VIII leave Douglas avenue for car works,
connecting with motor, every hour from GU u IN
till 500 p. M.
Wichita & Valley Center Il. r. ears leave post
Office week days at 500, 1000 and 2an ata, 500
D. SUNDAY at o:UU lUdU, lZUJ a. H., ;u ilc, O.UJ
y.
Special rates made to Sunday schools Office
rooms l. 3 and ;. No. 2ll North Main Telephone
No 517. John Fisher, Manag,r,
Extra cars for excul sions at all times. d12-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
CHEMISTS.
VIM. DWIGHT CHURCH,

aVcn&C. topeka. Kansas. ChtEui5. ioT the city OF
Topeka. orders for chemical, microscopic ana
physical examinations solicited Prices sent upon
application. Expert opinions the value Of
waters Tor drinking purposes, $40. Complete
ANALYST. OF waters. Si5.UO I..-tf