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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-11-17
Tl9 0n2ngaek EllSic School.

TlG 0n2nGaek EllSic School.
COLLEGE BUILDING.
WILL OPEN SEPT. IT, 1853.
This is the second session OF this
school. Every advantage and ia
cility for the study OF music offered.
The success of this school last
year was very gratifying.and pros
poets for the coming session are
fattering.
TERMS Piano $40 per quarter,
Organ $40 per quarter, Special vo-
cal $3.50 per quarter, Glass vocal
Sl.25 Per quarter.
Mrs. Tibbie j. Lawrence Yves
1eyan Female Collcge), principal.
Mrs. Jennie Joynes {pupil Of
Koerber), associate principal
New dpright pianos and comfort
able practice rooms. No extra
charge for use Of Instruments.
Pupils practice under immediate
Supervision of the teachers.
Fer Sstalogue address MRs.-T1R
is4tr l4ygRENGE or MRS. JENNIE
j0YNEs.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-11-17
TIE HII[ EIIIIlI7I['I1
Sewing Machine
STANDS AHtAD OF ALL OTHERS

STANDS AHtAD OF ALL OTHERS
The Iatestlmproyed cylinder shut
tie and fiat shank needle cannot re
set wrong, are among the latest
improvements. Over 100000 now
in use i'll the short time oil years.
Never such a record with any other
sewing machine. Don't buy any
till you have examined this new
machine then you can Judge for
yourself the quictest shuttle ma
chine on the market. Let me hear
from you.
I have also the patent DOUBLE
EDGED REVERSIBLE SHEARS
or SCISSORS, the best yoa ever
saw, never need grind Dg nor get
loose in riyet.
AND am still making large
amount Of the best quality of pop
FAR and oak furniture, such as mar
bic top bureaus, tables, stands,
sidebaards, cupboards, trundle beds,
&c. Repairing done and pictures
framed. Pulpits for churches made
to order.
Thanking you for past fayors, I
submit my claims to you in the fu-
5ure and will try and merit con-
tinuanGe Of the same patronage.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02

1t Is related Of Sothern that once IN Lon
don be entered an iron naonger's shop and,
advancing 20 the counter, said: Have you
tbs second edition Of MscaulAy's History Of
EnglandF The sropkeeper explained tina:
ke keP Ell iron mcnSerlng establishment.
Wei, IL don't matter nEstAsr 1t il hc4rd
In calf CT not answered .hs customer
But, str, this 10 10, a bookseilsrs- Ii
don't matter bow you put il up SAYS Soth-
ern; "a piece 81 brown paper-tbs Sort Of q
thing you would give your o~n mother
Sir bavlet the stopkeeper. '~e-donr
-kesp-iti No books; this Il al iroa MOI
gs-ing shop Yes says Sothsrn, The
binding differs, bu: Im not particzIar-as
long a. / have a fy Leaf, eonr you kpo-. 4"
SIR fairly screamed ths sAopkespsr.
can't you zee we keep 10 books, This Is sn
iron Eooger's sa0pf' Certainly" sal1
Soshsrn, seating blrnseA IN WA, fcs q
Believing TIA. t.S customer Wa s..Sss hOr<.
lessly deaf or equally mad, ths r1.n called
another from the oeser end a tire sore ar
explained that hs cou3d do nothing zi:h IL
Craftsman What do yoz wish, arr
SHOUTED the seErond man. advancing. II
should ike" says Sc.he-n. quietly. "a snail
plaia &c ahouf 70 long Certainly. Al.
aid The man. casting upon be~iidersd No ]
8 glance Of ,ne n,oss u1nlt1safesi dlsyve-
GsW.I ark Csgszne-csal Adfsr.sw.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02

Afraid Of the possibility of arsenical
poisoning, he prefers the whitewashed wall
to paper Ct any color. His cellar Is Hight
md dry, no mold discernible, nor any evi-
dence of vegetable or animal decomposition,
and is whitewashed also He, or rather hts
wife, does not suffer the ocal from tbs
kitchen to be thrown out Of door or window,
but it Is carried to the sly, which, With the
barn and manure heap, are on considerably
lower level than the house or well, fearing to
jeopardiSe the integrity OF the water
Diliking bad smells and careful Of his
well, be avoids the pit for his clubhouse and
provides stout box. properly placed, and
periodically removed and emptied of its con-
tents, which is covered with dry earth pre-
viously supplied In quantity sufficient for
constant use he finds the combination a
good and economical fertilizer, and, looking
10 the comfort Of the females Of his family,
has as an annex to bis house q similar arrange
ment for them. unwilling TO expose them to
the vicissitudes Of the weather He is q san
itary farmer; his wife an able eoadjutor;
she saws soap and waoer are excellent dixin-
fectants; that cleanliness is as good for man
as it is desirable for beasR-Homs and
Farm
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02
THE PIPE m JAFAN.
Use Of Fire Cut and Brass Pipe Bowl
Button and Wad Holder.

Use Of Fine Cut and Brass Pipe Bowl
Button and Wad Holder.
The visitor at Japanese house, after being
RECALLED with tea and cake in tiny dishes,
next sees the rosy checked maid enter with
the tobacco bon. On a mimic mountain Of
white ashes reposes red cone of glowing
'oal like volcano peak. A pinch Of fine
cut rolled into pill is put into the brass
pipe bowl, and a light IS had by
touching 1t to the coal Then sitting
back on ones heels, elbow in palm
and pipe in mouth, sociability and smoke be-
come the Oh der of the hour. Pendent from
the girdle OF the visitor one will see long
narrow, an oblong, and perhaps small oval.
bag Of leather, or Of fine plated bamboo
thread, or Of paper stamped so ~ to closely
initiate leathe,. These three pouches con-
tain the pipe, fine cut tobacco, and flint and
steel. The clasp of the pouch will usually be
piece of elaborate art in gold, inlaid or
repousse metal Connecting these utensils OF
the smoker by siIken cord. Ike ganglion
Its nerves, is knob or mass OF carved ivory
called netsuke The netsuke as to use is q
button; as to art it is a statuettc, portrait,
bust, figure, group, pun, or riddle, carved
with exquisite skill.
To the production Of this one article nearly
all the ivory imported into Japan durint the
last three centuries has been applied. On
japanese dress of the old style neither pins,
hooks and eyes, nor buttons in our sense
were used. AL the hcwing garments, whose
weight fell on shoulders or waist, were held in
order by the wide and many folded girdle.
Fashion, the real tycoon Of Japan decreed the
use, not of the ponderous clay pipes or china
bowls Of the Dutchman, but OF Lilhputian
pellet holders Of brass the sEe OF chin
capin shell This requires constant reflling,
and fire at hand to relght- This may b
done either at the glowing charcoal il the
house hibacli fire brazierl. or with line OF
smoking tow held In the hand as one walks.
The most common method, however is to
dump the spent and smoking wad, and Dor
row fire from that Hence the need Of fire
holder ever ready at hand and portable. By
happy though. the button holding the
pouches to the gird!e was followed cut
on the upper side and made the
receptacle. AT first this button was
Gu. from ka-d wood selected from
brier and other roots, as being less likely 20
h1rn-sn idea illustrated in modern A-neri-
can pipes OF the same material The Japan
sse word for root IS ne, and that meaning 70
tx, hold, or to hang. Is tsuks. hence the
origin of the name netsuke. Evea Cow tie
japanese bimbo, or poor man- Uses only
wooden button and wnd holder true ne
tsuke-whiie the rich and web to do sport
their ivory carvings, which range In value
from BIZ quarter dollar to $500. The but
ton tucked Up under the light girdle holds
pipe and pouch snugiy and gracefully
" Liam Elliott IN HsrpArs AAgA1nA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02

ArooDd every village ehers sas an innsossi
area Of pasture land v.ryirs IN extent from
30 70 500 acTss, within Which we're keps "a,
tnhAbiteza' ca;tis; and - ssss point wker,
the ipcsosing fencs cyozaed the road, On ssca
aide Of the viIass, tAers v.s . gase aa.a /.
gAsekecprs hut Tie village ga,Axs-usrs
are Aluao<s atvayI old and brotaa down an
s.d In Siberia toSJ are gsn1aLy crfrainai
er!lsA y ttses< duty 70 - taaAs none q.
the village cattle ssxsy ors a tbs tncios.r..
and 70 spsa ne g.sss far pa.tng vsAsci.. a.
al hours Of he Day and naxh& Yrlra The
village oo<rznass taGy veostvs for thar .rr-
vsn.s . nrss yttsanes Of shrcs o. fouy rutl~
. month. and hvs In . wre.oAsd bowel Mt
Of boushs sGd sarsh witch shsussAou. tie
ysar h warmed hghAsa aaA eued vim su,oks
by AZ opsn d, co he sroenA-6so~gs Km-
nan in Tee Century
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02

an urgent demand. No, red cash. s3@s314c
August, sl5ses53s closing s31@c; september ~
ing S7i6c; May sold al 9l4c and closed at 52Lsc BID
CCRN-No. 2 cash active and higher. Blastlne
winds in Kansas and ALVAREZ n other markets dc.
veloped an urgent demand n prices advanced
sharply closing frm at ila'al LIS; above yesterday
No 2cash 1850 sj1c; August 4}So 442c. Closing SIC
September i.la& t99c. closing ii4c bid: ,ictoer ~
@l2l4c: closing sec bid year gt94Ss'74c CLOSING
353sc; May. 81 4ta:Sc. closing sc bid.
OATS-Cssh active and stronger; options dull,
No cash 2.l6l251.c; May, 2.1lc: August and Sep
TENDER. MIC bid year. PKG bid
RYE-Tery quiet. No. :, 42c-
HAY Old timothy higher. otherwise the market
Is unchangei Prime to fancy new prairie, $oJ}&
$50 choice to fancy old timothy Sl7 50e2I.n
LEAD-Higler and strongcommon $3.y; rehne1
s}.s5@4tD-
BUTTER-Unchanged creamery, 16S2oc; dairy,
IL Gl6c.
EGGS-Dull; Ice for fresh
FLAX SEED-More doing at Sl.0iSl.Uo
WHISkY-Steadya az 81 IA.
PROVISIONS-Firmer.
PORk-si5 50 in job lots
LARD-Prime steam, 1855; butchers $3.50.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02
The Products of Guatemala

Each Indian has hrs plot Of corn, frfjolea
and banana and plantain trees. and truly. M
@ class, they need not work unless they aro
SO inclined They are experts In managing
banana trees. tree once started, its roots
spread IN every direction. and the root in said
% have hijps. SONS, because from many dif-
ferent points on tire original root viii spring
up little banana trees Thes. the Indian
carefully dstache> from the main root. and
the son. being trauspianted IN some favor
able spot. soon becomes the father of many
more. etc. A banana tree. from the time 10
appears. requires twelve months 10 produce,
bunch Of fruit, and u i.ears but once
When th~ bunch, wnIc.l arrears at the very
top Of the tree, u fi'i.v ter iapesl the In
dian, using n sharp pa.assd sticA, gradually
cUts through the t-,,r sri heart q. the tro,
unit the weight o. the bunch OF bananas
draws The summit near enough to the ground
e. permit gathering, this done, the tree In
allowed TO rot she ground Cutting
through the tire. With a pointed stick In A
slow process, but sn Indian Will never cus
down a banana tree with bis rnacbela or
long steel knife. for a superstition exists thai
steel coming into contact with fbe gap Of tho
tree ruins the flavor OF the fruit to be gath
cred
The rnaguey pls-t Also grows aburtanely
in this neighborbood. and OF this rope u
made for the whole republic II il a species
Of cactus, much resembling the century
plant and when ripe for nss a large stalk,
about twenty feet high and ak inches In
diameter, puts up from the root and locks
LIKE gigantic pssoe Of ssp.rsgua The
leaves are heavy, thick and abroua, which,
when dried IN the sun, expose the strong
threads ready 70 b. twisted into ropa IL
seems strange that advantage tas evsr
been taken of .hs banana leaf II - the
saIre as The other In composition, bgt n -
not 90 thick szid wouId reqoBs lsss tl.ns IN
dYy.-CuAtenAIa Cor. New York Tina
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02

II don't believe in these secret societies.
said one Austin ia6y to another
That's very singular replied tie other:
''your husband is Forester, knight Of
Pythias, and 8 knight Of Honor, and you
viii have at least SIC, 600 when he dies
But what good does ali that do meF was
the fearful response, when he never diesf7
and the poor creature burst tpso team
Texas E,fcucA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02

oss Odksd 80 ouxisoeup-DA you ss1 IN
ROdT51au t1ak II kis tn b ro4 MA s,-4.s
lie EAs WI b init an
Co1se.x-So, dr.
O@csal-WEy noef
Colisesr-Eecac. vps ..-r-. "a.
daughter Last night urn nA sua I h-A.s
tnD eassk--Iks ExxcA
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Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, August :.
wHEAT-Strong;; No red. ,ec bid. &c asked; No
. soft &c hid. ssC asked.
CORN-WeaK; Sc
OATS-alC bid.
RNE-GSlsc.
FLoURHouie;XX.9 90 XXXsLoaal.o5 family. sl0i
Clio, ohoioe,S S5&l.e aocy,s iSslas; extra fancy
si CO.. ~ patent, SlSGS2to
CORN MEAL-stss5c, corr chop yellow. S5~59e.
SHlPSrUFF--4See{
BRAN-sSc.
uAN-Steady at s5.sh-fLm-
~ AN SEEDS sgsc.
~ frER-Weaker. creamery fancy, ISc; good Sc
hairy fancy; lJC, good 10 choice, L2siScs store
choice, lUc.
,s4er-a Twins Iec; young America, lie.
tGGS-StCs6y al itC.
LIVE CHlCRENs-wcak; hens, S2.e5sSoQ. roosi-
trS. s2isl turkeys. &c.
SUGAR CURED RANS-lSc.
BREAKFAST BACON-llc-
DRESSED BEEF &c.
DRY SALT SHoULDERS-s- 50 long clear. ssl5:
ole2r q b, $50 short clear. SS.65
SMOKED SEOILDERS-SS % long clea- IS I
clear rib. s G5s short clear, s. -
PORk-sliaL
LARIl-$.aS
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ST. Louis Produce.

81. Louis. No August !.
FLOCR-Quiet but firm with : de,,ans ,o- hos,
grades.
NHbAI-tssh, scarce. strong and higher Fu-
ropean bies, uniavorahle weather. anS -,as -
ports OF foreign @snsnd and OF dxmaag, 10 sprtng
wheat put prices up and The close I9S 2ssc shove
yesterday August gained the most a no isliv.rseS
were made Oh contract and export trading caused
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02
Kansas City Live Stock.

hanSaS CIty I1INe SIOcKs
KANSAS CITY, No., Augusta
The Live Stock Indicator reports
CATTLE-Receipts. 1903 shipments 3,UD Ot-
ferings chiefly common, grass range 81 efs ouil;
choice steady. other cows lower; stockers ana
feeders active and but shade lower GOOD 10
choice corn fed, $500 $3.50 common TO medium,
81 2j&l.t5 grass range steers, *2UG3tG COWS,
Sl2Jpo3UE stOckers and feeders, S!-.Sg3O 20.
HDGS-Receipts. 100, shipments. 2.stL Steady
TO strong; choice light about &c higher medium and
heavy steady, Good to choice, S5-J0@6iG COM
10 medium. fb0ka6.25
SHEEP-Receipts, I.2)G shipments 80 steady;
good 10 choice Sj.DJi.GE common 20 medium, Sl,o0
GO.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02

PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1884
Wichita EAGLE, Wichita, Kan.
conference.-the have seen one Of your
Mortgage Loan Registers at the office Of
the Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Co,
this city, and shall be obliged if you will
send this company one similar in ali re-
spect. at your earliest convenience, and re-
main RESPECTFULLY yours,
THEODORE FRoTHINGHAM
6o-tf- Secretary.
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bt MT Att NtI-tt NIt1iIIIt!4 Ifas 10
laGlSipc.
EGGS-EaSier: fresh. recandled, lSi4sl4ec.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK. August ].
wHEAT-l@li.c higher closing firm; No. : red,
sS,e95c elevator.
CoRN-lesS4c higher; No. :. 5ss.65,]sc deliv-
erred.
OATS-SaIec higher, closing firm Mixed. S7dsSgc:
white, iaplNJ.
COFFkE- spot. nominal Receptions unsettled. clos
Ing firm. sales, -,..,.J bags.
SUGAR Dull {. 61a&6asc; extra {. & ltSsCiac;
yellow, 6s>0',s standard y, &C; powdered, I5.C;
grSnGlated, 1labsA>c.
EGGS Firm tine stock lSfi1C-
BUTTER-Weak and lower, II sl9c.
CHEESE-Steady, quiet 1ssi.C.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02

Each Township Treasurer should
have Treasurers Record, Stray Record,
Transcripts, Compiled Laws of 1885, and
a full assortment of blanks. For sale at
this Office.
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n J1d~ss 49,

Ssdes aass. q HAnAdefya1.. ssouSy sx
has ADVICE 10 . vf1s nssaar VIC - d.,.
esarSsd ssrn ths sVAi a ~ shsu.sd vita,
hsa You a.d yuw,sn ssoane snsyy
sgzaa, 90 yoxs nouah ~ vua-v sod r..
y shss III 20 eoa oa@CAAusro Hsr~A
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, H., August l.
The Drovers' Journal Reports:
CATTLE-Receipts. 1903 head. including 4,5UJ
Texans and western cattle; shipments, o. Best
ative "a l0c higher: choice TO extra beeyes S54Up
6ln; comnlo to good. $40 stockers and feeders.
quiet s21599.6e cows bulls and mixed. weak,
sL75a3lj: Texas cattle, weak, 5ltc lower steers,
81 2!k15j1; cows. 81 GO@ 50.
HOG>-Receipts. 1900 shipments. 600 talrIy
active. &c lower, mixed sGl0G6to; heavy, s62Oc 10;
light. IS 31Gf.7G.
SHEEP-Receipts, go; shipments 400 Market
active and shade higher; natives IS 15S5 IT, 1eXasl.
IS. 0e3.SG lambs, Is .O0GG % per 100 pounds.
st. Louis Live Stock.
ST. l. )UIS. Mo-, August l.
CATTLE-Receipts, 2.0g; sI pments 900. Mar
ket lower: choice heavy native steers, $1.lV93-@':
fair good native steers. s4.25fIJ, ID; butchers
steers medium 10 choice, s3.2la4.$t stochers and
yeeders fair TO good &. i0G3v0 rangers, corn fed,
sJ.n&4 40; grass fed, s2.3593,D. 90
HOGS Receipts e,oGt shipments. 400. Market
strong choice heavy and butchers, selections, s,D
&j,65; packing, medium to prime, e5.SO@55U; light
grades ordinary to BEST SJ,3OsI5 80.
SIEE!-ReceiptS, 600 shipments, IUU Market
firm; fair to choice' So i0Gi,65
HORSt.S-iCceipts, 20, shipments. rs. Texans
and Indians III loads. $2U.0jG3500.
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66tf+

| Loans on improved farms made at
| lowest rates. Lombard Mortgage Com
papy. GS9 Wo0tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02

Wichita 4 VALLEY Center Motor & X. Y. Co.
Moor for Valley Center Will leave Thirteenth
stree II 6:2O a. 49, m, 20 D. and 30 p.
Leave Valley Center for Wichita at s:3J a. IL. and
l22u o2l ana ~ Z.
Cars VIII leave Douc,as avenue for works,
connecting with motor, every hour from 500 q. II
till $50 p. IN.
Extra cars for excursions at all times. daft
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HELP WANTED-FEMAII
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

"ANTED-By steady young man. position as
w accountant welgher. driver or collector. First
class business education, good pennan; lest OF ref
erences and experienced. Will start Oh trial and
guarantee satisfaction. Address 1T once. VI. J
+. b. care Eagle Office. d6S Cts
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE,

" ANTED-Situations by two young ladies as
w ClElng room girls, or cba1 Der aids, 10
do light house work Call address So. South
MoseleJ. d6,-6t.
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--CIV In fNGIN EERS,--
Office SO North Market Street. Wichita Kansas,
Survey business AID residence lots, do mapping
and platt Ing lay ont towns, additions parks, Gene
teries, give grades for buildings pavements
sew IS. All work under personal supervision
Thlrty-iye years D. pericnce. 56-lms
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA.
American Reprint Ninth Edition. J. N. Stcddart
Co. Publishers Mrs. l.. s Carter agent. Otiice 407
Douglasave., rooms II and Is. Wichita, Kan. all
and examine the work send for specimen leaves.
TYPE WRITING,
Mrs. Kendall. copylst room 81 Sedgwick build
ing, Wichita, Kansas. Hours 800 a H. TO ) % y M
dt2- IN"
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EHoR TRADE-hCxiS feec, corner iaA a.s waco
all clsAr for rood tee -es--e1 r.ssce--c. azT-
- seTe y Hsck1fz: VII asszr.s o Ec--Gzxs or N~y
1tcer~floe n cab eDe rsYr-- tr@Sz. Ct .k<
cEeA Address ~ Wess 1s.se s--es. E4ty. es.4s
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Depot Second and Wichita street; ticket Office l27
rur, n Main street, +. T.. BLECKLEY,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
CHICAGO, KAN ~ d NEBRASKA K. Il.
.RoCk - AND ROUTE
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PHILLIPS & BOWN,
ROGERS.

The Photographer Pictures III all sizes and styleS
He also carries the finest assortment of picture
frames in the city. Give him friendly call and e.
anime samples
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FOB TRADE

Tor TRADE-CorIey coun.y .srr.s for wscsf,s
Il properly. Nortoa wo4lzz4as s. Co. Il Ss-rs
Nah street g..
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LOST.

r OST-Open face silver wstch near corner Oak
j A3nd Lawrence Finder VIII Ie rewarded by
leaving it at santa lie Union Depot. 6i%
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MISCELLANEOUS.

JOHN W. BEAR, J. c. HERRING,
Res. 10 y. Market st. Res. .l59 5. Mead ave.
BIAl & HERRING,
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r OST-A brownish. green lap robe machine
i Eroi,i cred Finder VIII lie suitably rewarded
by lea vii. at IA . OnlCe dUif
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ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA
TYPE-WRITING.
GENERAL STENCGRAPHER

And Notary Public. Shorthand work and copying
OF all kinds. Satisfaction guaranteed; speca
Terms for large contracts also contracts outside of
city. L. NJ HULL. room 5!S, Sedgwlck Block.
d4 Linz
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T OST OR STRAYED-Fron Parshalis pasture in
IL Alma a id: - a J strawh berry roam mare about
l. hands high: wetsut l,uU reward viii be paid II
returned 10 W. a. Reed. l05 last Douglas avenue
dt2-rt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02

OST-Pair sleeve buttons al cuffs or Third
i 4 street OF LtNr-rC ave. None ram on buttons
and nam. OF oYy ucr cuffs. Liberal reward 10
finder T. + Lewis. 20 y II in St, city. 6OG+
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OST-M Ian robe. with flowers embroidered In
IL corners and peacoc- in green IN center Please
return 10 Mammoth stabl and be rewarded VI
W. Leyey. Uj-6'
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TAKEN UP-A sorrsl horse L hands higa. Whit.
/ face hind feet White 70 year old. az barn No. .,
Wess Douglas p L. Nelson - g.
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FINANCIAL.


II ANTtD To Ioaa tlfOGG on personal or chat
>: Re ecurity SA"Utl to loan o. real est ate pur'
chase 40 % TO loan on in proved CITY ur
farm. g'Fc pc t.. Room y SedgwiCk Block. ichts-
Kansas. Thurman X CLARK. dos a.
u AM FDro end sfsn on cEattels or chatiels
- anG Pc c'tae mortFageS combined. Time
from three H.y months. We ar sure our rates
the owes w ne city icr s9"rf loan Sums lcss
than $40 deti.J ed Persona security alone not
ceptei ali d; Room o., SedCwick bliiding 56-ti
w ANTFLe--To AXE some FIRST class city loan
w for sin twelve months. Kansas Loan and
Investment Co. wichita National BANK EU-ti
IASTED-Borro"Ar. for H1on-- q first mort
w Cages farms. y you want 10 renew vnar
old loans = lev rat. Of interes. csI Oh as Tvi,n
ita BankiI; Co. No. lie W Doug 1s ave. 5Ztfwist
M AM Borrow ers for money We place none
w n the lowest rates o. az kinds 81 chattel s,-
curtr leans and also on secoud ases farms
lcAi,z saAklEs Co.. No. IL " &C. Doug iss
.s-ti
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

" ANTED-Ladies to know that Mrs. Z. NJ. Balm
w has removed TO 10 South Lulu avenue where
tn y may md the celebrated Olive Branch reme-
dies. d6,-6t-
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOUND

L'oUND-Money any person describing or prov
Il ing money found 70 ny satisfsctlou can have
the same II net claimed SON II VIII HANDED q
some OF the charitable Institutions Of the city.
ID. Mann, i5s5 Paramount. 154T
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CTOPASE-For hoss-boid good. OF nerchassiss
= boxed looss- II yos have a1y gods 20 store
bring hem tAs Wlckita Storage Co. Ne. LIS wess
DoGSiAx ava NJ