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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-24
1ce& ne R;6icuIoue

We laugh ct the immense hoops, the
small bonnets and punched waists Of
thirty years ago. and yet our present
fashions will appear quite as ridiculous to
our grandchildren. Regarded from dis
passionate point Of view, could anything
be more absurd than the women of the
day with their immense bustles, like the
humps on the backs Of dromedaries, ris-
ing abruptly from waists like those Of
attenuated wasps, and shoulders dis
torted by the compression of the corset?
Ridicule is of no avail, appeals to common
sense are Just as useless, and unless the
woman of the future is very different
being from the woman Of the past and
present, hideous, uncomfortable and in
furious fashions viii reign with just as
despotic sway as they have ever done.
We are SO swathed il the garments Of
conventionahty that OUT forms, COM
pressed and distorted out of all semblance
of symmetry, appear to Us as beautiful as
the free and natural limbs Of the Greeks
of old Each woman should be independ-
ent enough to assert her own individ-
ualtty, and attire herself in garments that
are at the same time graceful and becom-
ing. When the age of reason in dress has
been attained, then, indeed, will women
bask in the sunlight of the golden age of
comfort. beauty and health. and revel in
the delight of limbs unfettered with
heavy, clinging draperies and forms IN
compressed by stiff, ungainly stays.-A dc
Montaigu in Dress.
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The Tramp to His Parsl,

There is residing in the suburbs gen
tle1nan who is the owner of a very largo
amount of real estate, but who is one Of
the most negligent of persons il regard to
dress, his clothing being almost invsria-
bly, Of the shabbiest description. This
negligence is an eccentricity, and is not
duo to penwiousness, for he is generous
and OF warm and genial nature. Not
many days ago, g tramp called at his
house during the owner absence. and, as
it was tho noon hour, the latter's wife, a
very sympathetic AID kind hearted
woman, gave the noinad a good dinner.
Having finished the meal and thanked the
giver of the same, the tramp started of.
but just as he got to the gate he met the
owner of the premises, AID Judging BY his
dress that they were of the same frater-
nifty, tho wanderer said: Look here,
pard, it's leetle rough for two o rs to
work the Same house durin' the same
hour. Jist try some other place this
time, for yender's too good woman to
have to feed the both o us today. Dos
ton Bud-et
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But She SAVED Herself.

It was at Harvard class day. and as
she had ravishing gown, she was IN a
blissful frame of mind Besides, she was
almost as good Us engaged 10 Tom Burns,
TO whose spread she merrily wendell her
way, properly attended by chaperon
who knew how to keep discreetiy out Of
sight.
But fate was unkind to her. She had
hardly set her foot inside Of Toms cham
hers than the host was introducing her to
a man whose face gave her dreadful
shock.
You ought TO know my cousin. Jack
Harness" Tom said cordially.
And what punishment could be too
severe for that wretch Of Jack Harness,
who had the cruelty TO rejoin:
'fOh, we do know each other. We were
engaged five years ago while we were in
college; weren t we. Miss Planki"
"Oh, no, Mr. Harness. not engaged.
You know mamma said that The idea of
my being engaged before / was fifteen
was absurd; and / said l didn't mind
giving you up if could have Dew SUM-
shade. It was really As funny as any
thing ever knew"
And so she saved herself, and if she Il
not BY this time betrothed TO Tom she
certainly deserves to be.-Bostoo Cou-
neT.
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frb,cauo Grain and Pr oduce.

CHICAGO. Aug. 22-The conditions in
wheat today were such as seldom excite,
and the advance was therefore remarkable.
The close yesterday found large short IN
terest among the smaller ira ders here and
Mt New York The selling for a reaction
was encouraged by the lar. &c operators,
who believed in, and We're working for,
further advance in prices. The cables
which the shorts expected this morning
did not come Instead spot wheat in the
United Kingdom was quote d I'd dearer,
with futures very strong, and the price OF
American wheat advancing. In addition,
the weather was wet abroad, and all this
bullish news was backed up by buying
orders by the foreigners. There was for
eign buying, country buying, buying by
shorts and still heavier taking by the
already long interest. The crowd several
times during the morning sto pped buying
long enough to make realizing sales, and
then got in again The result was bull
day such as is seldom read about. Sep
TENDER started 1c higher at S73sc, shot up
to Sc, back to SIC. went flying UP to
soc, reacted fraction and then on third
and last bulge about 1l:30 went to $40
S926c Thirty minutes before the close the
price of September was off to SS13c and
after another slight rally again reacted
easier near the close. Wheat closed firm
at SS3lc for September. This price was
22zc over last night and 5%c under.the best
point touched today, so that at the highest
point of the day an advance of 25c was
shown.
Corn was quiet but firm and closing
prices were about the outside for the day
at an advance Of sc over last nights.
The bull feeling in wheat no doubt helped
the shorts to keep prices slightly higher.
In consequence of firm markets for other
cereals oats were firmer. August adj
vanced &C. May 5sc and intermediate de-
liveries &c.
1t was dull most of the time in the pro
vision pit and fluctuations were within !
narrow range. Hogs closed lower but that |
market had no effect on provisions nor did |
ii on wheat. Opening prices were about |
the same as last nights close and pork did |
not gain any all day but at one time sold |
nc lower, closing, however, aR the top.
Lard gained 1213c.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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The railway companies are gradually
getting nd Of the thing known as the
deadly car stove" Now let them re-
heve passengers Of railway dust. They
have no contrivance which actually does
that now. Do you know what the rail-
way dust which torrents Iou 50 IS com
posed Of? Under good glass II Is shown
10 be composed Of large proportion Of
fragments of iron Of magnetic cnar2c-
ter, looking Ike old nails; Of fused par
ticles Of burned iron, like clinkers COW
cred with spikes and dagge-s with long
tails: pieces Of glass and coal and anSu-
lar tits c. metal -Poneer Prs
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Professional and Amateur Photographers.

4EOicsnloii<s2 sSliu <AulssteUr KilOtOSf2pneTSs
It does not appear that the sharp feel
ing that characterizes the sentiments of
professional actors toward amateurs eX-
lists between professional and amateur
photographers. The fashionable summer
resorts on the seaside and in the interior
are literally thronged with amateur pho
tographers, all loaded for game in any
shape The local professionals straighten
ont all the muddles and mistakes into
which the blithesome amateur tunbles.
The aid is given willingly, and not a trace
Of the bitter envy and almost positive
malice that is said to be rampant between
professional and amateur actors and &C
tresses is noticed. A highly interesting
professional at the Thousand islands said
all the recent great improvements in pho
Biography, the instantaneous plate par
ticularly, were discovered by amateurs.
They have time and means to expert
ment," he added, land it is for our in
terest that the amateur Photographic
craze should continue. We, who are kept
busy for money, take advantage OF all
these improvements. They bring US in
moro money and save US time and many
of the expenses Incident to old days. -
Now York Sun.
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I'm = .aenrai DUNE.

Thsre Is another kind Of intemperance
raging in our midst which INJURIES and
eventually kills many people, who die of
respectable, though painful, diseases, ca
respectable bed. There are men and
women who never use alcoholic ssirau-
lants, who are On a certain mental sen-
sion, mental drunk, from years end 70
years end, and who are beng worn out
by such mental condition quite - rap
Idly as the person who drinks too much
whisky. They 90 OF pgemasurely.
Their demise is sometimes attributed to
a dispenszeson Of providence. They
have tempers sheF canno. control, o.
nerves which 90 into tvitter st the
least GAUGE for excitement, CT brains al
ways On the run trying 20 think and do .
dozen things ~ sooe.-Ssw T0xk Star.
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St Louis Produce.

81. LoClS,Mo, August 3
FLOCR-Firr and higher
NHEAT-HiGhtr- Strong cables, with uufav0r-
able wea her abroad started the advance. Reports
Of frost ia To spring wheat followed and an
advance of 2sl2Ssc resulted. No. red cash sO,sc:
August sipC: September. 81 eaSC: closing >Ss>C:
October. S@l9ic closing. 4SiC, December sltSzss,:
closing s21Sc; May H.otS.les closing. Sac.
COhN-HGher and stronger; No. cash .1j.c
September. sUAi,stl closing. llc October stHs,s
MAY SfleC.
OATS FirTner; No. cash. 20; August, eiloo;
May. $50; October, .+c bid.
kSE-lsc bid
RAY-Oferines still in excess Of demand ano
prices tending downward. Frairle. s6.S6.S, SL
timothy. sl4 .uUs l5.ul
BRSN-I-ower. &c.
LEAD-Lower si.2als bid for refined.
FLAX SEED-Firm and in demand IL
III TIER Light, inquiry dull. Creamery, lSa
d.; dairy. iiGloc
kGGS Better I2ie6ldc, FOR good stock.
NHlSkN-Steady: Sl..4
PRONISrONS-Qutet
Iokk-SlS.sJIlt50 In job lots.
IAkD-Pr!me steam sS15@S9
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It Was Fast Color.

I'm afraid tha. calico will fade, she
observed as she looked ST IT II doubtful
way.
'-Oh, no, ma'aln."
Ever tried itf'
"Tesm. woman vho lad dress Of
this pattern fell into the river and her
body was not ished out for week The
color hadn't started u the least, assure
YOU. Detroit FIRE. Press
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Helf the III health Of the world come
from improper eating.

larry In the present century. vr-ru
were about 100 professional florists in the
United States, and their combined green
houses covered 5000 square feet Of
glass. There are now over 10. 600 florists.
occupying 5o,eoo,000 feet of glass. or
about 1000 acres Of greenhauses-Bos-
ton Budge. =
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The Latest Souvenir.

An expert has succeeded in photograph
ing the beating OF the heart Neat pres
ent for an absent aGD:-er TO send his be-
trothed-a picture Of his Ps-Pitatioo q
reading her !ettee.-Aew York T.sbuac.
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CHEMISTS.
VIM. DWIGHT CHURCH.

General Analytical Chemist. Laboratory G22 Kansas
avenue, Topeka. Kansas. Chemist for the city of
Topeka: Orders for chemical microscopic and
physical examinations solicited, Prices sent upon
Expert opinions on the value of
waters Tor drinking purposes, 1915. Complete
analysis OF waters, $500 13-tf
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Kansas City Live Stock

KANSAS CITY, August %
The Live Stock Indicator eports:
GAIT. E-Receipts. S,sse shipments. none.
Fiarket about steady; cows active; range very
uull; gnod TO choice corn fed. S5.0a455G common
10 medium, S3.sSSi.15; stOckers and feed. rs,
tiessAS9 grass range steers, slSo9Slo; cows, sl2S
HoGs-Recsipts &sss shipments. none. Market
steaSs 70 strong, closing weak and Sc ice lower.
9oSd 70 choice s. Iss.-Se common 10 medium,
10 SSsaiS sklps and pigs, S406h2S
shEEf-hece pts, 500 shipments. 80, Market
steady rood 10 choice uGtIons. :. 5gs.a O.; COM
mon 10 medium, $lJ0SAol
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FOB SALE Or EXCHANGE

LOB SALE or TX HASGE- Property sssf s~st
noTth al ssste fzrrs from 10 scrss 4 2 - II
acre. n gTus-e ard eaiH1 yfus~ sty s5Frssr<
- a.a.asf evsrF fsNl d Esrzss sd sis z T 49,
~ yoz have nTthznz 70 All trade Tzlf 49, -,
fz.e dc kssrs ffoz. r - = "a a1s - : u
-ocza 4. CeltO hsarE T. Is J. EexrSor-a. - 4
LOB SAIL on 2CHASGE-For xs-ss Ks.,s.
Il lara lznfs = ed store re>sfs --ssrff A. -
stock q dFa.s NJ Invoke 9 asg a.s .rs.-lsr,.
ssil ,<s-fi- 80 a. Il szrt~fs Esrsa1s : 49,
son TU-s-- 2 - > EsTsss -. = tgasfA Esa Z -
LOB SALE Or ExcgAgGE-, "a. = a, =
4 ARR = Fsts5f csrsrtJ No .eEf $3.50. -
1as b2t4siHEs saS ~sfi ~ y-ss "a rrsos So -
an Esssa-s iszc AE1 80. 81 3 "a 80.
sTty a :. AsAsS-z- foszs :. ~ y. xzr1e. = -
- ES2- -.
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ioTgan Park Military Academy

TIE sssf sos'. Earsisr sxscsal n n, w.
fsseess yea - SIS - 80. ssr- f.txf,-.
y Gaes- BID y kffsE TAIanYr
asssaa fars. t~~s ts..t,. IIL
GZ.xa
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Cesh quotations were follows
FLoUR-Firm and 10 lie per Dbl higher, Good
patent 5000 1000; bakers $50
WHEAT-No. spring wheat SH12eJoS5 No. ..
spring wheat s2glS5c. No. red .vc-
COkN-No.2 4i94c-
OATSi-So :, .5.c.
RNE-NO. >. 4s1ec.
FtlAX SEED-Sl.2SGL26.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime s220G2-5.
MESS PORh-Per barrel, SIS So. l3-S21s.
LARD-sg l0J,Als52.
NHlSKY-$l.20.
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arn:- choice heavy native steers. sa.0l@5 So fair
10 good native steers, $43l@5 III; butchers steers,
medium to good s3,Gs4.4f stockers and fe ders,
fair to good, f2x@S;0 rangers. corn 1ed'
81 Sp7. LOO grass fed. s2,30d3G.
HOGS~Receipts l.sO0: shipments 900, Market
strong: choice heavy, and bntchers' selections,
trades ordinary TO hest, S6.zkdj IS.
SBEEP-Receipts l.iUE shipments. l,3u Market
steady; fair to choice s.. 50g4..0.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, August Is.
The Drovers' Journal reports;
CATTLE-Receipts. II Co., shipments. 3 go; Mar
ket steady: beeyes S. 20G6.i5; Steers. :35Ra5. ":
stockers and feeders $40 S Ii cows bulls and mix
ed $2j@3.G0 Texas cattle, Sl.0G52o; western rang
ers $2.709i.s5 100
HOGS-Receipts. 1900; shipments. 5000. Market
weak Ice lower mixed, s5.Sbt6;5i heavy S6UJ@6,oo
light. s5S,@6.5G skips - U0Gt5.c0
IsHEEP-Receipts, 6,0Jt shipments 90. Market
slow and weaker: natives, 40 western shorn
S350g3 so Texas shorn S2.,59365; lambs sS.jGst.W
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New York Produce.

New York Produce.
NEW YORK, August 90.
WHEAT ea2c higher. Very quiet. No. red.
ilsd.uc elevator.
COKN-Strong, NC higher No. :, 5i95iI4c deliv-
Fred.
oATS-la2c lower: mixed. 26sll0c; white. $50 ACC.
CDFFEt-Olened firm, ija2o Joints higher, closed
barely steady. sales -. $50 bags.
SUGAi,-Moderste demand.
EGGS-Firm, GUiei; l5ll &C
BCTl ER-lllr,L-IC.
. kkSt,-fSya.l,C
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LOST.

feI-A E15e Assc sta s-sli sstes esus kaas
ltfp1s Vs. - SzSz 40 - ksss - Isla . -
.stnr wi - Rewarded ~ AS4glGx ezzs 20
L C-I-A Eof Enszsss Ts-aP1Gr oszr=s a. "
ss'l@1ig fsH.fsea ~ d y. ETszs ~ \ Essa
- 6Ss-tt
II OLA Hvyrtse- gxs~s "a s1a~ zze kgss< "a
- SrceSsTs6- ylS<~s 80 - s414.ASy sssr<9l
y ssA'A-x A<Es a. s@-s 80 6a@sf
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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
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PHYSICIANS
H. wendell VI. ID. wN. VI. PRESTON, NJ
DIS. Wendell & PRESTON,

Homeopathic Physicians and Surgeons viii do r
general practice special ate n'ion given %
Gu ou1c diseases. oOStetr diseases OF and
children and surgery. Otace hoars. yto L a. H. ?
70 anu 10 p. n. Finn
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BUTTER-Narket was steady and unchanged;
fancy creamery l0c; choice western lI68lsc; fancy
9ary lSe i5l.c; Eoot 10 choice $50 lilec.
EGGS-Fair demand unchanged; litGli1ec,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ACCOUHTANT

Expert Accountant and Financial Detective
Advice TO merchants financially embarrassed
ProiesSlopal, mercantile corporation hooks
opened, closed OF audited. Partnership Interests
adjusted. Address, Alex Simpson. PostofIice, city.
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BOARDING.

ASTED-EcSree-A-Tvo yn>zsz rEssT ,Er-
w cf~<>s & tslsas VIA ga All 30. CT sssa-
ut 70 h2-A se@.e<l AZ vAsd scss9ci SdS1i-!sx -
Sz>Tt1 IG1@x&-Fs rA
yJasTED- Boz-Slzs .: IL y. Topeka svsnss A.
W rsa<1s sSr r-l<s g.sASazS rssc-f ~ f1ss' ysf
so-zz. ether Isssss C. sszztss=1eA GIT"
w ANTEIb-TS kl7zrE sATtI@s - rat pf kcus
w ---sfa frssy - vs bsas he q Lsa-zsEs kTe--ss
ssAo % -~i ksz> - % - s<slz s,r ess = aiEa
~ hsS sAzs reAAgz-zcss rcz-- AG<zeEa { & r.
Esgie o-scs ssf.
" A&TE.-T-r5gats families -ass S<z.rs e sss-s
w c-rFrf fsrzas~e - EEfzTn.stz-s. rr.s4rsz =.
sse1e1t= Fsszse cal. ~ c-rs Ss-- vesse-- fszs5ss
es--sss sE~.- 10 tsS<s<< Gz-l-
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PHILLIPS B. ROWN

Veterinary Surgeons. j. ". Phillips, ID. V. s. grad
uate Of the Chicago Vet. college. f. A. Bown Y. S
Office S25 K Douglas avenue. Wichita. Has.
Telephone No. B. lI-tf
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81 LOUIS Live Stock.
81. Louis. Mo-. August a
CATTLE-ReceiDts. 500 shipments. l.6o. Market
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE,

W ANTED-S,uation 20 do general rousework il
w small private family. Apply IS L DolSil
avenue. S-SN<
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MCMGdANS DhlbUIlVE AGENU4,
Office i'll the Clement building Rooms6 and Is 2J3
Main ST.. or lock box u. J. A. McMahan. Supt.
l9-tf
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eT0RkGE

SlpEAFE-fSz sessssss1ee res>e- 80 rsss<i&.
- sS1~c ~ lss<s- u yea kEss > rz~s.s = -.
Tx fs~sn - l@4s " tcssA szsrags c. Sc "a 49,
As1-s<
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TOR ENCHANGf-eA good restaurant aId ROM
I dictionary stock worth tf,ssf ~ garbage. IS
daiugai big IN nesS- clear e. exc RaIe i1T faai
,.aar ksu-A> tiuf =. SeisIn. % ll
Market - wichita. kan q ~ast
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r. M. C0NKT,M M n

General practitioner of medicine. surgery evnae-
coiogy and Obstetrics Treat all chronic and private
diseases, oxygen treatment given vnen required.
Pies and all disease OF the rectuu a speciality,
Office removed TO ia North Main sire t. over Kan
sas National Bank. Once hours 9tol2 a. m, to5,
and Z, to q. diff
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Two EXCHANGE Halt intefe-, Ia gosd iire-C
barn and stock H-HYa good Hulse 4Hd hair
bloek Of ground 'r coed town ia Eutirr spubff.
This viii bear invest ious want clear land worth
= !ChltA. KAH. -d-;
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

New 1OFk MONEY!
NEW YORK, August q.
Money on call easy at 111@2 per cent. closed
offered at 2.
Prime mercantile paper 4I&GsG1@ ,,< r..
Sterling exchange dull but flTner at S4.5i1s loT
sixty day bills and s4.s7s4 for demand
Stocks dun but strong. -oo,
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EIOR EXCIIANGE-A a. 20 stock = Tnre ard sell
: ssirctr4 stock 81 drugs. boo good r-.i-. sart
trade h. ce1uts -e.st town rear Ntsl,tt lFarl r.r5r
Ia in butter c9HutF 4. D. Nelson, room lie rs.
Market ST.. Wichita. EaE. rrtL
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wichita & Valley Center Motor X. II. Co.

Wichita & Valley Center Motor & X. II. Co.
Motor for Valley Center viii leave Thirteenth
street go u 1921 q. m, 92 p. and 80 p
Leave Valley Center for Wichita at s:1J a. and
1926 40 and 80 D.
Cars VIII leave Douglas avenue for works,
connecting with motor, every hour from 500 d. IA
till 800 p. IN.
Wichita d Valley Center r. r. cars leave post
office. week days 1T 500. 1905 and 30, 800, 500
p. m sunday al o:UU lOU, lZuJ a. n, 2:UU iuU, bU
y. III.
Special rates made Sunday schools Office
rooms /, 3 and :. No. 2ll North Main. Telephone
No. d17. John Fisher, Manager
Extra cars for excursions at all times. dl2-tf
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FOR RENT-MI MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR RENT-.i -Four NH re miles south - wics-
L tia with the finest water power ia she uelghbar-
hood This property = located ia frstola>s grain
district Easy Eerius 10 iae right man. Apply -
X l. Sha2ter Co.. room 10 y. MarSet a.. weh-
ita. Gsi-Ggf
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DR.. W. 3. WALLACE.

10 f. Second street rear OF Occidental Hotel.
/ Diseases OF Children speciality o.ice hour~ "a
| 10 a H. Ito 1 and 10 II p e.-lnl-
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DOR RFNT-Ciood Offices. with perfect light AMI
L ventilation, IN the Scdewics. IS low a. a. per
month Apply at Office. No. so. second ro1f. 1. J.
Collins agent l,--ff
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T.NOR RE%r-Three good store rooms on Douglas
Il Oftce rooms, furnished and unfurnlshst
rooms II. Z. Barnes * SON. 40 l. Douglas aSenBe.
room l. iSag
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Elegant free reclining chair cars on morning
trains and Pullman sleeperS on all night trains.
Tickets sold and baggage checked through to all
points. City ticket Office, aU East Douglas avenue.
Passenger station. corner Douglas and Mead ave
{. \. RUTHERFORD, Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-24
FINANCIAL.


NlTANTEDTo Ioan money ctattsl and col
w u e-ai securities. improved clay property ani
farms rats. Roberts Myers,roo.u e. ~. North
Market st. sm4th-~<inner block d+3
w ANTED-To lend money at 6 pet cent ou farms
" and improved central city properly on iung
time al per cent and a reasonable cnfnults~r. NJ
delay where the title is good J. T. Humphgay =
sen. uaHu
1yvANTED-To loan tir0D on personal or chat
W tel security: SssiUsi to loan real estate pm
chase mort gage. S1igU n loan improved rity 81
farm pgupctty. Room "a aCdgysitk Block. wichita.
Kansas Thurman q Clark 80 LIZ
" ANTED-To lend ssl1 on chattf's crchAltels
- and real estate Eoft@agc< combined. ltnls
from thre. so six months. Ne are rute oar rates
the lowest IN the city FOR short ioah sums i-s
than sltn declined. Personal security alone not
oepted cali AT Room 81 ScdigwiUk bgitIag @-f
WANTED To make some FIRST class city loan
w for SIX or twelve months. Kansas Loan aHi
Iuvcs Gu-nt Co. over wichita National bank is-tf
WANTED borrowers f0r rror-y on first mort
W cages farms II Won eatS renew vour
cid i0ans ~ low rate OF interest csil IS IN
its Banking Co. No. Il5 " Douglas sstfgsi.t
XANTED-Borrowe rr Tor moa~y. - place money
w at tho lowest rates cn all kinds ~ Ciafts
curity loans and Aiso 0ud NOR o. fSri.
y lchita banking 90. No. IlD W.ss DV-E
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-24

Depot second and Wichita street; ticket Office III
North Main street, e. L. BLECKLEY,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.