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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-06-30

Some of the unpretentious house
keepers who receive on Sunday, and
who, while opposed to a third meal,
are keenly sensitive to the sociality of
refreshments, regale their friends with
a nice brown chocolate eclaire and a
;arafe of water. The cake is served on
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-06-30

a pretty piece of china with miniature
serviette ard q silver fork. The re-
freshment is nice morsel for the
feminine palate, but it pals on the
average male gourmet as only choco-
late cream and puff paste can. Alter
all, what does it matter if the hampered
son of Allah prefers a limberger sand
wich to chocolate tart or a pate de
foio gras to nugget of plstache?
LunchAroOms are more numerous than
reception-rooms and lunches deal
cheaper than friendship.
Mites styles.
LADIES of good tlste do not give
away photographs taken in decollete
gowns.
LITTLE flower caps, made of natures
earliest blossoms, are the coming dress
bonnet for young ladies.
TIE spring hats have broad ribbons
at the back, long enough to reach about
the neck and serve as collar.
BoNNETs for young women are snug
and small, and have high sprays OF
lilies of the valley, lilacs, peoples, and
hawthorn set up in front, aigrette
fashion
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-06-30

An Englishman who had Travelled
some distance in a stage coach was met
by friend, who asked:
"How did you en- .oy the ride?"
"Oh, it was glorious"
81 saw that you had companion"
"Yes, charming fellow; don't recall
now OF what his charm consists, but
he was very, very agreeable, neverthe-
less"
"You mean that fellow who came
over with you in the stage?" some one
asked.
Yes"
His name is Jones. He's deaf and
dumb"
saw, WE'LL" the Englishman replied,
"that explains his charm. "-4rkansatc
TTnue!er
1t is estimated that at least 800 cour-
terfeits of the old masters, each Of which
has been purchased at big price, are
h 'nging in the galleries of the United
States.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-06-30
GIANT Dawes PARTNER.
by WILLIAM &. PATTES,

HE sun was fast dis
appearing behind the
pine-tipped brows of a
Western hill as a dark
clothed, smooth faced
little man, mounted
upon a rather scrawny
burro, rode into the
small mining C a m p
known as Big Pine.
The stranger was a
mild, inoffensive APP
pearing person, and
Solemn Saul, who was
among the loafers in
front of the Black
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-06-30
Railroad Schedules, etc.
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad.

All trains on the schedule stop At Hay strs.s
station, Cumberland. 7. l.. BURWELL,
Se@Nsal su&e<tAssAdsa1
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
The Decline Of the sailor.

Rather severe criticisms on our navy
are appearing ia the English journals.
The critics admit we have a. good naval
officers as any, but say that what ships
we have are manned BY Enslishmen,
Irishmen, Germans, Scandlnavians and
negroes. This IL true in time Of peace,
for frst rate American sailor men can
make more than $2l 80 month Ashore
But once the signal Of war CONES. and tho
promise of prize money and adventure,
and there would be little room FOR much
Of the poor material now manning the
yards The grea, feet that FarraRut lei
past the Mississippi forts eAs manned
with Gloucester 1shermen-rBeD Who. IN
Ike the average blue jacket, combine a
keen intelligence xitA strength AID Car
Ing
The day Of the square rtggey'' IL gone
by, for the modern war ship has no sails.
and quick hand al TIE gun sight .nd
block. tackle and gearing "a more 10 de-
raand than one sast can hand. reef and
steer Indeed, 10 IL q cuxsogs sstsdy 70
watch how, IN .hs war sh.p os today. tho
sailor ID declining and the engineer and
raackinis: sdvancing. Perhaps ia ths
future the crew Of . var snip VIII be com
posed Of three elasses onIy-scisntsass. en-
g1nsers and coal h.avsrs or Oh feederx-
Scientific American
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27

A professor or governess is engaged to
instruct boys and girls, let us say in Latin,
history, or physiology, and it is assumed
that he or she will act precisely like a
teaching machine for that particular sub
ject, and never step beyond its borders.
A little common sense would dissipate
this idle umption-supposing it to be
really entertained, and that the mania for
examining sheer knowledge down the
Threats of the young does not make their
elders wilfufiy disregardful of the moral
poison which may filter along with it.
Every human being, as | have said, ex-
ercises some influence over the emotions
Of his neiChbor, but that of teacher,
especially if he be brilliant one, over his
students often amounts to a contagion Of
enthusiasm throughout the class His
admirations are adored, the object of his
sneers despised, and every opinion he
enunciates is an oracle. And it is these
professors and teachers, forsooth, whose
opinions on ethics, theology and politics it
is not thought worth while to ascertain
before installing them in their chairs to
become the guides of the young men and
women who are the hope Of the nation
FoTtnightly Review.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. July 26.-In spite OF previous
feeling and some pretty bold selling, "heaC
on the whole held up well to-day, august
was at one time full cent under the CLOS
ing price yesterday. but after each depres-
sion there was quick rally to sue or peC-
ter. The best price Of the morning was Oh
the opening bulge on strong cables OF hlsh-
or British markets The selling OF two
strong Chicago Spectators broke the mar
ket here from S05Ic to 1890 for August
There was rally to S015c, when 1t went
off the second time to 793sc and as quickly
returned to SO1sc. September went down
to 79J sc and raturned to S0Lc AT the
close August wheat was &c under IaSC
night, at 7955c; September, SOC
Corn was heavy, The result of the SEES
sion was a decline of lc in the price OF
August from the close yesterday. july
corn sold at 45@453se, closing at 4o4c.
August sold at 46c to open, up to 4o14c,
down to 45$sc, followed by rally ana
then another drop took the price TO 43c.
Before the close there was rally 10 4o12c,
and third break to 4515c, the closing
prices. The drop which caused the price
10 touch 45c was due to a rumor that the
cars for Friday would reach 800, when the
real estimate was 302. There was lively
selling at times by both the country and
local crowd with only shorts as buyers.
The great amount of long corn which has
come out of late gives the impression that
traders are getting pretty well eVened up
in the corn pit.
Oats were dull and easy during the
greater part of the day, following IN the
wake of other cereals but toward the close
worked slightly firmer. The trading was
largely in August, which opened at 231sc
and declined to 2i$lc, the closing price.
Provisions derived more attention Tor
cash delivery. There was more freedom
and liberality in the buying and IN spec
ulative way business was qnlte active.
From the start trading was well MAIN
tanned. The work Of reducing short lines
proceeded with considerable vlgor and the
interest developed was more than ordin-
arily general Price changes were IN mod
crate limits and at the close lard was &c
higher and pork about 2 &C lower than yes
terday.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
Story of A. Bronson Aicoft

Twas greatly touched by the story OF
the way the good man used to discipline
pupils by letting them ferule him until
they were fairly ashamed to be bad. 1
was getting fearful over the picture, when
an iconoclastic friend stepped up with .
story that brought me 70 normal Cheerful
ness again
II seems that among the scholars OK Ny.
Alcott was one who bore the Kind Old man
some grudge Of long standing, and when
ne was finally detected In evil be resolved
to settle the old score. Taking the ferule
to deal the master his usual vicarious pun
ishuent, he raised il high in the air and
brought il down on the poor pedagngue's
hand with such a tremendous whaek that
he nearly tainted with pain The pupils
did no more feruling after that 50 you
see another sweet illusion IS savageiy
Enashed--Cor. New York World
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
Chinese Opposition to Steamboats,.

Among the remarkable reasons adj
va0ced by the Chinese for opposing the
introduction Of steamboats, on the Upper
Yang,se is the allegation that very
fierce and strong species of MONKEYS live
along the river where il breaks through
the mountains, and that they would not
fail 20 hurl large stones from the heights
down upon the steamers, probably sink
ing them. while the authorities would be
powerless TO prevent the outrage or arrest
the offenders.
The real obstacle IN the way il not
monkeys. but about 90 600 junk men, who
think steamboats, would take away their
present means Of livelihood York
Sun
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
ST. Louis Produce.

ST, LOUIS No July &-
FLoUR-ouiet and unchanged
MhEAT-t'a~h opened lower and tnCn 6 ,Vanced
OPTIONS opened higher bit soon declined ,lIuer dd-
vices from outs de markets. Qdicter cables ana
proving weather abroad. hut later prices reacted
siifiy ana closed firm ABOUT the same yesterday
July 7Sssc. closing sac i'd, August, =. 8 1stsC
closing 7ss,c; September. si.S>1C closing ,s@ees
.gSc; December. ssh eS+c closing SSs6&NS4.c; MAJ
SO.
CoRN-Cash in fair northumberland AT a shade
lower prices. Options. under outside depressing
aayicss the market Mas weak ana lower. twenty
eight more sellers than buS,r~ clos,ng s,clc below
Yesterday No > cash. $3.50 August. 1&tsi,c. clos
Ink $40; October. SazSt40!c. closing SsAc asked
year SSs SSlsc, CiCsingAs>Sc asked
OAlS-1oHe- Cash s@3.eC; July, <1s-scs AUcusI,
2s1-c; wear S2-sc; Kay, 2i%.c.
HAY-The market still glutted with prairie hay
IS badly out II condition receivers Ak nz sales
prices. Old crop steady and irii; new ieitte. : a.
o1S.0i for prime 10 fancy; old timothy SAOGSie-&
Ior prime u fancy.
Lad ull; common SS.SAsSS2ta refined $50
BUTTER Siea "; creamery, hSSAs'; dairy. l5>s tic
EGGS Quiet. fresh stock salaole st Ia.
FlANSEkD-Now beginning 10 STRIVE II mar Aet;
firm arf demand al sl.0fesi.05-
WI. SAl Steady. STA.
PRO - lStoSS-9uiel and unchanged,
PoRk-SI4S1t ~
LARD-isG.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. No. July Is.
wHEAT-Seady No. red 6sc asked; No. soft
6slec asked
CORN-I4ower SeA
oAiS-2uc bid.
HAMS-Sugar cured, I}sC.
BACoN-BTet kfas;, lO,sC.
DRESSED BEkF-iC.
DRY SALT SHoUlDERS-S1.Q 90; long clear, $3.50
clear rib, SS.tO short clear. $50
SMOKED SHOULnEkS-s long clear, $50;
clear rib S. .. short clear. s.. Is
FLOUR-Quiet. NN. suJ; MY. sloOG les; family,
slO5al IL; choice. sl.4tO iio; fancy, Sl5at lo
ira fancy. sL55Sl.7Q, patent. = lUeb.l5 rye flour
SliUSlt0.
CORN MEAI.-90seg5c.
CORN CHOP-Yeliow, bulk, Sc; sacked, sc.
SHlpSTI FL Bulk. sc; sacked, iec.
BRAN-SackeG. iSc.
HAH-Wesk. New. sj-5Qsgb.Ul
FLANSKEl)-s;.s9ic.
BUTrFR-Firm. Creamery fancy, lSe9lc; good.
lSc dairy fancy. lSc; good To choice lSc: store
packed choice, &c. Others unchanged.
CEEESE-TVIns Toe; Young America, Ike.
EGGS Steady. lie.
KFNS-FlrIn. Hens, s2.25SSGl; roosters, SEQ;
turkeys, &C
DRiED REEF-9c.
PORN SlAt1.
i-AkD-t,.5J.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27

Fsrxs ysbraska Cis.xr-whe~f na.hes
sod .his rsorns.S
secood ssosAxks CI.sDn-Yes: wsrsIs frur,
IL sax&
Irus sooaSh % II d; ctfns nstics; blov.
ing dtsscs from EsW Yorks-Or,Ahs ToriA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
STORAGE

CTORA6E-For household goods o. s>chaadiss
- boxed or loose. II you have any goocs 20 store
bring hem 20 the Wichita storage Co. No lie wsss
Doug - ieG
Take the new snort line, c. X. S ".
Rock Island route. 10 Kansas City, 81
Joseph. Chicago and ST. Louis li40
Free reclining char cars are now running
on ali trains on the c., r. s. v railway,
Rock Island Route between Wichita
Topeka. Kansas City, ST. Joseph. Chicago
St Louis su
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27

Swab & CLOSER. Tailors, 206 Main st.-l5
Take the new short line, c. X. & \.
Rock Island route. to Kansas City, 81,
Joseph, Chicago and ST. Louis 114tf
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FOR TRADE

C'oR TRADE-i 0acre farm fenced and vel I'm
4 r-ovel.. two miles from Cseaf at : Tor IAsra
q Missouri or Arkansas s.fy ss.tfl;ss 90 - tStk
handsome e-rocru cot 49, AMI "a e 40 ior
land o. loss. stock OF boss AID $50, z 4a4l-
IN h-ret land ~ So. IN cash an hes j.
- henwo-t5y. 81 sasr Douglas. ss
nor TRAnE-o..e nr- 90 acre sarrn well in,F row.
K ed In Macon Co No Want good ef,y resi-
acres. nice little hoGse N Ascon
Co for city p-oI-r1y, isg acres N Frtiis
county Nc. near Sessiia all hshly tnpro "a:
Want inside Ntrhifs prppersy. or > properly "a
farm and T. Kansas Acre profSry fof rr>.Ssocs
in city ioss with iitte iucaalh-an tof vest
err iaad A 3 Nelson room :, Ia Narses
street. ek>-ct
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27

So there are some editors who would
appear 10 represent Onlniscieace, but it
S only the voice Of MephlstopheisA-
Gath"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27

Oh. papa tie bssgage ca, was @ On,
a. the tsposF'
has caused II, Little 6ssYr'
hos Newspaper, the station mace,
sad"
SIC neaai hot zxnal,-Good
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27

ths4 v0 about &c rsiss1s . Wan sxsa
1Ts-Ss0 ef hb eAndksscAssf, vh<a q BY.
EaAnd0 0Alnd o. hessvs sss<rsfioe - vaso
~ss goGng CO 'i~s ht-s .lase-. sasd IL
7rpr1. god hunorrdly: '-ve al hare to b,
"a n sDA1 vsy druu k~e s-J1sisa
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27

New York Produce.
NEW YORK. July 2i
wHEAT-Firmly held. No. red 'sa4a'0c ele-
vator.
CoRN-Dull' l45s}ec lower No. red 5@4@55'se
delivered. -
OATS-lt9Ic lower; mixed. 5519sr white. A14Sc.
toFFEE-Spot nominal; H9l5c, options 10 points
higher. Sales s. 20 bags. .s
81 GAR-Qulet; extra CSC: yellow S65O&Goi
BCTTEIi-Heavy ana nnsetledi ll1eS2tc.
EGGS-LoweT; l5Nlb;.C-
CHEESE-C Unchanged.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
CHICAGO. KANSAS & NEBRASKA r. Il.
ROCK ISLAND ROUTE,

GOING NORTH AND EAST
No > Kansas City, IT outs
and Chicago through mai.
and EXPIRE =, daily .-..-..
No 1 kansas City. st Louis
ahd Chicago night express
daily. .............-
No u accommodation, daily
except Sundry...........
GOING SOUTH.
No , Kansas ity. st Louis
ard Chicago eX. daily.
No ! Kansas City. ST Louis
and Chicago through mail
aud exp. es-. dali ..-.
no g. accommodation, daily
except sunday ......
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow S Soothing Syrup should al
WAYS be used for children teething. II
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain. cures wind cello, and is the best
remedy for diarrhea. twenty-five cents a
bottle. d64 tf-w46 tt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27

The railroad bridges h this country II
placed continuously would reach from
New York 70 Liverpool
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Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, July IS.


The Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTLE Receipts. l2Gu0; shipments, 4,00l Market
slow and iGc lower Beeves, 81 gbsG.2 steers 81 ~
O. 80. stockers and eeders g. l0Ss3jO: cows, bulls
and mixed sI.55gS.30 Texas cattle Sl.atst5.N
HOGS-Receipts, 15,01G shipments 5. 900. Market
steadyfor light. other &c lower. Mixed. $500
40 heavy, s6A5@656 light.$6.G0 S6.i5; skps. $4l0G
5.s5.
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000; shipments 1000. Market
steady. Natives & 90s5.4t westerns. shorn. s55is
I.lG Texas s.orn, S3,U4sG lambs, S5Use6.5l
st. Louis Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS, No.. July &c.
CATTLE-Receipts 1900 shipments. 2,!Ql, Mar
ket lower. Choice heavy native steers, fo.dsoN'
fair to good s. 4lat525; butchers steers, medium
to choice, 8. 30G4 i0 stocker an feeders fair To
good. s255 20; GERS corn fed. S3.tJS45G grass
fed. S2.259 31i
HOGS-Receipis, 2,GG shipments. 800. Market
s5.i5G5hj; packing, medium 20 prime, $5SOe55G
light grades, ordinary 10 best. 5aaa.o5
SHEEP-keceipts, 2.0Jo; shipments, none. Market
firm Fair to choice. .34U&4. 20.
HORSES-Texans q ld Indians in carloads. 80 COG
1900.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27

Wichita VALLEY Center Motor & X. X. Co.
Motor for Vale ie-rer VIII Thirteenth
street G20 IL, a.- 20 p. III. and 52J r.
Leave Valley CeuJe. rs lcIta at So d. N. and
1870, so and I:an p.
Cars viii leave D"n.its ~ nuc for car works,
connecting with motor. cry hour from 600 a. N
ill s:tU D. n.
EAtra cars for eXcursie.s-J ali times dl2-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27

Elegant free reclining chair cars on morning
trains, ana pulm sietpeTs on all ng / traltS
Tickets sold and baggage checked through to all
points. Guy cFet office, 30 East Douglas avenue
assenger statlon corner Douglas aud MeaI ave
c. y, RUTHERFORD, Ticket Agent
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BEAR & HERRING,
-.NGINEER.E

---OIE
Office 31C North Market Street Wichita Kansas,
Survey business ard residence lots, do mapping
and patt ing, lay towns additions irks. Gene
teres give & AIDES for buildings pavements.
sewers All work under our personal supervision.
Thirty-fve years experience. 56-lms
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--yssszN>NiI6n.
Daily g eagle
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New DIRK Money.

New York Money.
NEW YORK. July IS.
Money on call easy at 1@l1s per cent. CLOSED at
IL. .,=e
Sterling exchange quiet and weak with actual
bus ness at Si.o6 Tor sixty day phls anu Si.'' ~
demand. -, II
The Total sales OF stocks today were 215pJo Shre7
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ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.
]. T. ADAMS,
Attorney-at-law. Not-s ooGsh. and sold. JAG y
Main street, room ,. 81 luS
DEAN GORDON.
Attorney and Counseo, La. Money to loan
short time, small amoLnts lU' > Main Street
Wichita. Kansas. dla2
WILL ". MCKEE,
lawyer and collector room Ss, Sedgwck
~ d66-tt
MARY MERRILL,
Attorney-at-law. onice, room :, Biting block
46-tf
w. II. BRrpKSBAUGH. W. II. RAUcH.
BRIDENBAUGH & RAUCH.
Attorneys and Counsel!ors at Law. Rooms and
Fat AS North Main So N-tat
O. E. G. KENDALL.
Attorney at law Attorney for Manufacturers E1-
change. Chicago. ProSecnteS claims for pension,
bounty. etc Room 81. Sedswick Block, Wichita,
Kansas. Ss-lmo+
HATTON & RUGGLEs,
Attorneys a. law, IA Main ST. Wichita. Kansas
E B. JEwETr. J.B. IANGwoRrHr
JEWETT L LANGW0RTHY.
Lawyers. Rooms2. sand o. 10 North Main street
Wichita, kansas GlQ4-t-
JOHN w. ADAMS. G. W. C. JONES. GEO. w ADAMS
ADAMS. JONES l. ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law. ohSs nrst stairway eas. Of
Wichita National Bank lii
HARRIS, HARRIS & VERMILI0N,
Attorneys a. Law. Commercial block. Wichita
Aans"S-
Il. c sLUsS w e. STANLEY.
SLUSS & STANLEY,
Attorney at Law. Wichita, kansas
W. P CAMPBELL JAS. L. DYER
CAMPBELL 4 DYER
Attorneys -a,-Iay. Wichita. Kan NIT
P, 4. R0HRRAUGH.
tive bureau lsoorns l.. 5 q No. 49, y. MARIE
street, Wichita kan. dix
J, N HUMPHREY. NOAH ALLEN.
HUMPHREY 4 ALLEN
Attorneys and Counselorsa a. Law. ocios No -
North Man street Us-S
!. L. HA1Iowxrr. JE RUxK
Late l. : ATTORNEY
HALL0WELL 4 HUME
Lawyers, "a Main street wic1ltS- han L-sf
D. A. MITCHELL.
Attorney AZ law and collection agent No. IL GAIa
tree5. Wichita. Kansas.
T. l. GORDON CuAs. T. COFFIN
GORDON & COFFIN,
Attorneys and Considers II Law. once 10 andl,
Fechheinler block Wichita Kan 10
W :. MORRIS IN NAYkAkKR
NORRIS & EAYMAKER
I.wrerk OGses - y NA-I street w:eaitA
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Wichita and Suburban
FOR PARAMOUNT.
First car caves Fourth and Williams at 500 a m.
Commencing az 10, IA IN Will leave , minutes
after every hour until lU0J = IN. Gro sing Douglas
avenue on " ater 10 minutes past tue hour,
FOR BURTON CAR WORKS. PACKING HOUSE AND
STOCK YARDS.
Leave First and Main " minutes and fifty
minutes after each hour from u M until 9:50 IN
LEAVE PARAMOUNT FOR CITY
At6OG ~ 0 and 80. Commencing al $40 a. m.
car viii! leave ten minut after each hour until
$40 p IN.
LEAVE BURTON CAR WORKS FOR CITY.
Five minutes after each hour, from s:0j a NJ until
9a5
Cars leave after all play- Mt Crawford Grand.
Extra cars can lad " t. apnOninS No ~,
ca ling aJ Office No 5o = +, n enls.
Liza Taylor, Manager.
o. j. CHAPMAN Supt DIS
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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
anime samples
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FOR EXCHANGE

ITO EXCHASGE-For clothing. III acres wei
i improved land ~ miles from good town. four
hours drive from WtChia two never falling strsa
of water 20 acres under fence AID one Of the est
stock and grain farms In s>dg~icb county. Pr .
son mortgage - 30 years Address w J. stew
art, Latham. Kan c5Is'
LNOR EXCHANGE-f5.ob general Trerchanfise IN
ii Bloomington. In . wa1t clear property IN Hens
coanty: - % r1ijneraad notion stock nsr wants
good farm Will assume some four sfeiIioHs FOR
lands: lar4v list Of eastern farms for exchange.
Kansas Also a 240 acre, highly improved farm
near here for good sheep ranch IN Butler or Green
wood county. Write me for what you want
Bennett Westyhalia- Kan Sst
TOR EXCEANGE-To traders and eysry body else
Il The Karsas abstract agsneJ VII furnish ro1
abstracts any lands In tie sts,e Of ksnsast also
cisgra-as- descriptions and sstlnstes Of Vs3as
r alsas Ab.trsct AgsocT. rooms ! 70 T. 40 - >
NarsaI St, Wichita, Ksa-, J. r. Wh>eier. manager
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Securite, a fiameless explosive, has been
invented By Herr ScboeneWeS.
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WILL ". MCKEE.

Lawyer and collector. room SDi, Sedgwicl
Building, First anu Market SIS, Wichita, Kan.
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ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA.

American Reprint Ninth Edition. j. N. Stoddart
Co, Publishers. Mrs. l.. :. Carter agent Ofice WI
Douglass ave. rooms II and IS. Wichita, Kan. all
and examine the work or send for specimen leaves.
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PHILLIPS & BOWN,

Veterinary Surgeons. j. VI. Pm 1905, u. V. 6, gra
uate of the Ihica- , et. college l. a B0yI, '.
Office 525 f Doug avenue. Wichita. KRs.
Telephone No. ). El-tf
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TYPEzWRITING.
GENERAI, STENCGRAPEER

Mrs. Kendall. copylst, room olJ Sedgvyick build
ing, Wichita Kansas Hours 800 d II, TO 500 In.
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DEAN GORDON

Attorney and Counseo, La. Money TO loan
short Tine small amounts. IA Main Street
Wichita, Kansas. dl52
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

TOR RENT-One store room at Burton car fac
i tory. Inquire Of Ransom Il Kay, No ITO y rth
Main street. ooof
L-OR RENT-Pure air; good water; cool in sum
4 mer: warm in winter; rooms in the OK block:
also Z2xa0 feet, nothing ObtectlOnabe allowed
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