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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. June 2l-Trading in wheat
TO-DAY was lighter than for any previous
dav of the week. Hutchinson was seller
merely as an obstruction, as he made no
effort to dispose of any large amount OF
wheat There was some buying for Tor
eign account which gave bullish tone to
the market. The cash wheat here was
held on to, and July sold at $40 premium
There was much speculation regarding the
wheat taken for export at New York. 1t
is generally believed that while clearances
for this week are light, the new business
reported will give large clearances next
week. The movement OF new wheat makes
it almost certain that ST. Louis will report
very large receipts for a few days. The
action in August was all session between
SOC and sOl4c Septe ranged between
795Ec and 7955c. Closing prices were:
August S01sc, Septenlbe Der 1890.
Corn was slightly heavy early because Of
the large receipts. Then there were re
ports of still larger receipts next week, ana
when the holders of long corn offered it,
the shorts first turned IN and helped de
cline the market, and later they bought all
the longs cared 30 sell. August started at
47l4c, sold down to 46$4c, then back to 4fc,
and down again TO 4OHic, CLOSING d. 1oisc,
or one-half under Last night. Cash corn
was strong and at Il premium over August.
Oats transactions in the future deliveries
were fairly liberal early, with considerable
done in the way of covering. July shorts
and fair safes of August and September
were made though longer deliveries are
quiet Late IN the session the
trade become of q quiet order
al around. Ccn d lie strene t. in
near futures shown nom the start, and
July delivery ranged fully lc higher, while
August improved &c, with afterwards a
reaction and quiet closing. Deferred de-
liveres did not participate in the fuctua-
tions.
The provision market was the reverse of
V, sterday, being duh and weaker. Prices
for hogs declined 5@10c, and shorts, who
have been the chief buyers of products of
late held Off. \ good many have covered,
and those who are unable showed no un-
easiness about their outstanding con
tracts. Offerings were tIiiie larger but
not enough to cause decided. weakness, but
closing sales recorded net decline of &c
on pork and lard.
The leading futures ranged as ollows:
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Between the Acts.

Men and women go to the theatre to see a
play The women sit through it all, the
men rise after each act, go out to drink or
smoke. Being men, they are naturally sci.
fish Being selfish they do as they please,
and their pleasure takes into account not at
ell the comfort the convenience. the enter
tanment of the ladies whose escorts they
are AS matter Of fact, to eight women in
every ten the escort pays no more attention
than the coachman who drives her horne
after the performance. The Hobbies of thess
theatres are filed at the end Of each act by
smokers. II you want to have real good,
solid fun, stand at the door aud watch them
Look at the dude as he puts, before be reaches
the lobby, a cigarette in his mouth, and, lest
he should lose moment, feels IN bis pocket
for match SEE them as they stand with
their hands in their pockets, puthns away a..
these little things
1t is an interesting study.
They are the fathers OF the future: hey
are the men upon whose broad shoulders the
destinies of the republic are to rest They
are the sons Of the nation 70 whom, in her
hour Of trouble, the country viii turn and
lay her weary head upon their naagAihcently
developed breasts
Dear boysl-Joe Howard in Boston Gloee
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Ceorro Sand. Youns and Old.

I never knew lime Sand In Der youth Z
have only recollection Of having sesn heg
five or six times On ths arm Of De Musse<.
incorporating a man, In tho fheotres al
Tortonis or on the boulc~arcA II was in
such dress that Eugene Deksro,x painted
Der; but the art Of the PAINTER softsne.i vkAs
was grotesque; tho melancholy eIprca,on,
the ''vagueDess' Of the costume wvrv noe
fatal 10 al iil,Ision La reality this naAnikin,
ayiug raksshIess. mounted In bootz, with q
faring rvd-a-ckt.e, Ia ss4ys and furb<lo~.,
cane ia one hand, gan Ia eye and cisaS In
uouth-ft vas wurse than grotss-eae; Is waA
pitiabsA I an sisd ;tas never kn~w bus
George gaDf tlSs E.a:ron. George Sand -
Ca.amarsa has painted her. with svo pu0s
OF hair on each SADIE Ct ne faca
Serious, dreamy, abe scATcely took part in
the coavcrSA.ion- Besitr her armchair vas
6 species Ct alsaT upon Which was arranged
az arYssraecs f5r ciIar@.ss srscking. wa .
hghtsd csudi-: ths idol 6aapFs~rsd behind
. ciosd Il tDnacoo sx2oka- She MD h-tis,
and scarcely als~~red; her answers wsrs
s1zne.@n.s NOT pleasing. but shzs ~ns cfas noe
TO III safnor, 81. 70 dss:<ac.ann, Ter ss,s va
naturally petite and knew "aow 70 i've
One nizat 81 szloas ho9z< Nina Portland.
tie aG:Aoy. was rrs>e1ssd 70 k<r end It orscs
wsr. IL e1xsa.<aes ovss to ~ssirsof svs.ins
which George Sand Asd given 70 ~ VOID.
roci:4rs tie ~hoss e1s~yrJ Oeorrs Sad
listened ss.ers ard uamovod ~ IA vhao
sozsesa4zzy bad 70 b aid II nm Getty,
madame <os n1uyusus11, sthse cAnncs -
turn tbos sossyiirnszssA, usv,r hsv1nz hsd
sns rlsaszsre * ssadanx szy e ycsx bouxAs
M E.Aze De Eery's "aoasszS."
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A Cunning Class cf peddlers.

The city - the rendezvous Of "a cunning
class of peddlers vino live on the ncighboring
country. You will see In certain parts signs
Of ''Peddlers Supplied, which reveal the To-
cality whore such men conaregate They
fora a colony, al the men being in the bush
ness The maj oTfty are Germans Of an
Ignorant class, who ara, however, very
shrewd in their way. They make peddling
trips Of a week or two; thst il, they remain
away until their stock is exhau.teSi, and
what they make IS net profit, a. their ey-
penses are almost nothing. When they wish
to make day trip and return home at night
they take in the city. but they find the coua-
try most profitable AT one tine thoy will
take out shoes, NJ another knickknacLs. bus
at this time Of the year they generally carry
tinwaro
The country is infested with the tin ped
dler. and lie IS tho most persistent visitor The
people havc He starts out from home on
foot with n stock of tfnwnre strung upon bis
person. Il represents a small outlay, and
means from % % $40 profit. When hs gets
beyond the suburbs he enters every farm
yard, despite dogs. and offers his wares lilo
generally preteT.is ~ DO stupid In order u
hang around longer and offer tinware When
b. gets hungry he GOES TO one OF tine better
Gloss Of houses and asks for something 10 eat,
which saves expcnseA At night be- boldly
asks for lodgings al houses where Rodgers ara
not taken, and either gets a bed ia the stable
or goes opt and sleeps in "a haysack Tho
only thi be has to pay for is his beer, and
the greatest wear and tear are on shos
leather. Ono who has not been in the country
cannot appreciate the number Of these visit
CTS. have Teen living near the city two
weeks, and at least ten t,nware men have
czlied-''I j. In Globe Democrat
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stiff
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wfiercy

The sGhiect of this article is an impor.
tenJ enc 10 the people OF Wichita and the
travelling public IN general. II you are
contemplating trip 10 some part OF the
b. liable globe the first thing that natur
d -UGcests itself TO you is, Where shall
y,s s4rcha>e your ticket" The shortest
u..c tG.clxst time, Pullman sleepers or
T. reclining esiaIr cars latest de >igu} rms
n through e tle great gateways with
out change. ana reliable information 10 re-
gard 70 time, connections, etc, is what ou
want.
The constantly increasing travel on the
Missouri Pacific, Fort Scott route, demon
strates its popularity, and if you do not
know from actual experience that its rquip-
ment is unsurpassed and that It has advan-
tagcS over all competitors try IL and You
Will become regular patron OF this favor
lite Inc.
The city ticket Office, 12T North Main
street. is presided over by men who have
g&iued their experience In the largest
ticket Offices N the country. and by hard
labor have familiarile.. themselves with
everything pertaining 90 the ps-sengerBnd
ticaet department Any information YOU
obtain at this Office VIII ue perfectly relIa.
bic. =. l.. BLECKLEY,
Passenger gnl Ticket Agent.
81 If l21 North Nam Street.
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Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, No, July 81
wHEAT-Steady; No. 2red July. 6Stec bid; No.
: soft a. bid. tsC asked.
CokN-weaSer and quiet; July Ale asked.
GA S-luiy, -l1sc ic-
HAMS-Susar cured. l2cle.
DRY SALT SHuULDERS-S6.5l long clear. $50;
clear 3D. s,.N short clear $50.
SMOKED SHOULDERS So; long clear, SIS
clear rb. Ss65, short clear. - 10
FLUJk -Quiot. IN. sc; NM, Sl.utt,t les; family,
tlU5.-l h. c.oice sl.4ssto las. fanc, sl55glt cN-
ira fancy. Sl6J4 Lit patent, 8 lUs 10. rye -four.
fl.iGS l.ui.
CORN MEAll-Bglk. 95c: sacked. <leo
C0kN CHpP-NeIor, bulk Sc; sacked, CSC.
SHlPSTl Ff-BUih, 3oC, sac sed. sc
BRAN Sacked. 4sc
hAl-Wcak. New. s5.50sUo0
FlANSEEp-sSss5C.
BCTTER-FiTu. Creamery fancy, lS99oc; good.
lec ia ~ fancy lie GOOD choice l2fI Is; store
packed choice. lie. Others unchanged
CHEESE-Twins. lee: Young America, Illsc.
EGGS-Stcady. lie.
CHrCKENo-firni. Hens, s225SS.o roosters. SIC:
turkeys, &c.
BACON-Breskfsst, l0lqc.
DRIED BkEF-9c.
PoRh-slSs5.
iARD-$7.0.
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ST, Louis. 10. July q.

ST, LOUIS. DO, July q.
FLoCR-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Quiet and fraction lower for cash
grades. The option market opened dun and unset
lied. huctuatiug within nc range WIKI IiSat
trading aud closing about the s1ue -
ieruay, No req. cash Is4sIs JUly, SAC uls:
August. 7SSsS asc, closing -. s5olSc September.
7sascs 'etsc, closing 's9sc December. SSssSs5s a..
closing s5A.c.
CORN spot unsettled bus closed strong; options
weak and dull; light trading. CASH. !iAsc; July a.
closing &5=c August, closed iilsC. september. 4.'c
CLOSING g asked October. 81 Use. closing $50.
Year, $40, Closing Sit.c bid.
oArS-Quiei, but steady Cash SJsc bid; July,2'ArC;
August, 2s.sc. September. sSisc; Year, = Did.
RYE-Neglected
HAY-Dlh prairie. ss.ooss5 50; timothy. sl6ooS
l1.s0.
BUTTER-Fnm creamery, leslSc= dairy. 1i8lSc.
EGGS-Fresh. &c.
LEA tl-Refnod $50 hard, sS..sls.
VII SkN-Syesdy. SL.A
PROV ISfONs-Easy:
PORk-SiSa
LARD-S7.S;19; leaf SS1a
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CAPABillTY.

Each killer meet In sqilare or in street
Hath within him what all that's without him
bellies
Tae miraculous Infinite heart OF man,
With It's countless capabiliiiesi
And the fool that last year at Ter n-aicstys bala.
Sickt-led nne with his shipper OF pride.
Is the aero now heard of. the first on the YAH,
With the oayoEet wound IN his side
-IIppincotS'A
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22
Coars ,as fresh nj. d@y aad NIGGA g
4 you knew wat vs. "a rss air.

After psssiag throzzh many roo-ns, en-
ally reaeb-d VI Fsifx and cp~n~d q hiea
vita tsAs osssion: do yo1 sonsia>, ss.as 70
Is tss dress "ssca n,AAes tie ~orsan CO -
wozsAn who makes We eresxr
Wen, b answered sssilsng. '-sAers ere
varsoEis opinions O. tbs suksses. bot thsrh
!; - f7.tty gs1~rs.Iy socsyeed thai n !. SIX %
ozs ~ bali aozsa Of t.s sss~r An swk-
~s-S or vslsa< woman -Ss!s always .ooh
Aze fr9xh; even Ia tDe s~s~r perfect II
Eorns ~hf1s . low bora yss graceful arsd
eel Termed psxsza, XII weasd app~.x veil
II aaysssns 80 sAsnk last ia shers h .
d.1ersrce In favor ~ ozs or toe oxaer. !,
shoaid - pa: % 10 -r<is. Il Tie woman
rather than % TIE drs>s ~kics - usarx--
Paris Cor Esw xerx Sssx.
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Co,c.r,,n~ the Nickel.

A correspondent of a southern newspapei
points out the fact that the nickel Ave cen,
piece may be used As q unit OF measure IL
calculating By the metric system 1t Is ex
actly two centimeeers in diameter anc
weighs Ave gramnses- Five OF tns coins
placed edge against edge give the exact
length Of dscimsser.-Asw York kEessns
World
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Al ANTED-Eook-kee keepers and business men TO
w know that lie Natior al Accountant Bureau
offers unsurpassed facilities for the procuIem M OF
frst-ciass men and women for positions book
keepers and accountants Business men who want
efficient help, ana expert boqk-sseper. who can
give frst-ciass references ard want situations,
would do well by addressing once FOR the state
OF Kansas at the Southwestern Bus ness College,
wichita. K. nsas. 55-Lf
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FOB sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

EHOR SALE-theap-A Whitemans Seely Hay
Il press almost new and In excellent condition
Enquire 81 becSer Bros. Sis East Douglas ayense-
5-5s<
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ghe adlieht naily gae1e SUNDAY ormiuo gu1u 22 1888

HoGS-Receipts 5000 shipments, 1,550. Market
opeped strong and 5 higher, closing weak with
advance lost. Good to choice. s5sOS6oe common
medium. IS 2596 90 s6dps and pigs, fs ~
steady. Good to choice. s5.o0gAOG common 10 me-
dunn, Sl.JN92,.5
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Kansas City Live stock.
KANSAS CITY No In

The Live Stock Indicator reports
CATTLE-Recefpts, 2.0eO- shipments SO. Slow
enG weaker, grass range and sh ping about loc
lower; stockere and feeders steady. Good choice
corr ted S5lpa5s: common To med an IS 5a1 ts
suckers and feeders. 8. -; srsss range steers,
e20HSlz; COWS sl-tQSsQ9.
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FOB SALE OF EXCHANGE

I-og sAL-E OR IRA DE-Fo- q fs~ Gays s0cr
frOAt lD.s ~tSs5f4 sseyz distance II L,ss9
EzsckfEg bsus~ y - SCI cteAp vi AXE az "a
c.sh or E.Se 11rsx2ges Ard - give tar~s reAss
ts.ns b&.sscs ~ t-zss far farm Zray<f.y
Parry Eass SO css1 vii frsts a.. xsszz
2zyer fer tte ~ Aires Cal t. 7. E-za a.
lie Fozy<k S&ssoa&l Bah IA
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st. Louis Live Stock.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Chicago. Kansas & Nebraska
lkock Island Route)
GOING NORTH & EAST.

Nc Q Kansas CITY ST. Louis and al. ago
~. :,,ugh ldi and Express, daily, artl'eS
a - m. a, n arts ........... 9:l5
NJ :. kal.-as tiIy, ~. Louis and Chicago
ns7fs -. - $50 p N
n. g.. Accommodation, leaves daily Eek
cept sunday ''''-iio' d ~
GOING SOUTH.
Pynrass ,.r.Tives /: O IA and de parts - go N
No l. Kansas City. st. Louis and chicago
M M sd ds,'aris -i.','........... =. 1;S5 m
No 81 Accommodation, leaves daily lex
ccpt sunday %'i0 p Ii
Taxes effect Sunday, June "a 1855.
Elegant free reclining chair cars on morning trains
Pullman sleeping cars all night trains I1ckets
sold and baggage checked through to all points.
(itV ticket Office ~ L. Douglas and depot cor
ner Mead and Douglas avcnues
C. A RUTHERFORD. Ticket Agent
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FINANCIAL.

II, ANTED-To lend sl00 Oh clst.els or chstteis
~ and zeal estate mortgages combined. Tine
from three 10 SIX months. We are sure or rat=s
arc the lowest IN the city for sort loan SIMS les
than so. declined. Persona security not accented.
Gail az Room &C., Scd xWick building. ST.:
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NNANTED-Farners, haymakers threshers. hotel
W men and everybody employing help TO rerienl-
Der 1t will only cost you the price of stamp TO
send an order to for help. Il w II you tire
and can procure you better help than you are
liza BILE to pick up, Those that apply 20 me and Pay
an cfice fee wants 10 worh ard are traInps.
Then please give me your or4ers and any want
ing employment can always iUd something by ap-
plying TO me. j. r. kenworthy. 81 East Douglas
5e-d
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Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. July II.

Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. July II.
The Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receipts. 1900 shipments. 1Gt Market
slow and shade over Ste-iS s5.'5g5 40; stoc Sers
and eeters s2.l0a3.15; cows. bulls and Mixed $loo
@SjG: Texas cattle, Si-i5Si.2,: 80
HOGs-Recepts, s,cte shipments 600; MARKET 6.r .a.
shade tover Mixed, S51td6.2G heavy, - y s(y5.sG
light. s5SjGt6.2j; skips. 3. yDa3sL 800
SHEEP-Receipts. $685. shipments, 1000 Market
slow iOc lower. Natives So 1DGi.2j western shorn.
s.. 100 Texas torn, s3.DNS3sG lambs, soOOSt25
st. Louis Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. July y.
CATTLE-Receipts. 500; shipments. 2,.op; Mar
ket steady. Choice hcavy native steers, S321&u.G
fair 10 good native STEERS s4.i0gj.5; butchers
steers medium choice. 8. y1Si,5E stocker ana
Iecders fair to good ga $3.50 rangers, corn led.
EOGs-Rec-ipjs SOC shipments, 100. Market
firm Choice heavy and butchers selections,
Sc 096.25 packing. med uin 10 prime SoONS bio.
light grades ordinary TO best, e5-l4e'N ST.,
strong. Fair to choice s5.51ftoB - -
HORSES-Receipts. 200: shipments. 2UO. fe4ans
and Indians in carloads $40 CO to tSj.D-
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Wichita Grain MaTket.

WICHITA, KAN, July y.
wHFAv-No. 2sofr. Sc; No > hard, jjc.
COTN-Whife. n5c; mixed, DOC
OATS-Old, Ioc.
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BU1TER-Crc8n cry. Is alsc dairy l5GIc.
EGGS-tlrm: fresh l+5e0Ji5c-
New York Produce.
New YORK, July q.
WHEAT-I9d34c higher No. red, SOi9g9lc
elevator; s2l lG,.2lzC delivered.
GGkN-leC lower; No. 81, PC.
OATS steady; mixed. Sos. -; W bite, lia5lc.
COZ ftE->pot nominal I,lec; options 10Ei5
points higher. Sales II % bags.
1t GAR-Quiet and firm
kGGS-Steady and quiet; l5Gla5ac.
BJTlEt,-l2lea 2Jc.
CnEESE-Dulli s@Sl4c.
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American Reprint Ninth Edition. J. II. StoddAri
Co, Publishers Mrs. l. 5 Carter agent O1ics sos
Douglas ave. rooms IL and IS Wichita. Kan AL
and examine the work or send for specimen leaves.
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An notices OF Employment or Situations Wanted
viii be charged for az the rate OF I've per us
per week; no notice for les, than z cents
All For Sales OF other business notices win be
charged for at the Of 10 per line per week.
no business notice taken for less than 50 cents
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Wichita and Suburban.
FOR PARAMOUNT.
First car leaves Fourth and Williams at 500 a m.
Commencing Al .;l5 a III Will leave ) minutes
after every hour until l&l5 ia, cross ing Douglas
avenue on Water. o minutes past the hour. Car
ieaviDg First and MAN at 40 m, $50 and
t;50 p IL viii connect with Paramount.
FOR BURTON CAR WORKS. PACKING HOUSE AND
STOCK YARDS.
Leave First and Main streets daily at COO 6:5a.,
IL $50, $50. e.l0- SIi. o. 9:0. a:$lt. s:5u l0l0
lGso, lU,-, n;l0 uS LIZ a m; II To-. l.; o. l2,T-,
ll0 / o. la, 2lu 20 1.J 5lH. 500, so, :i0", $50
i:0t, 50. 5siet, 900. 60.. CO. 6J4,. 40 7N, 7S.
sl0-. S34l $50. $40, %. -. 10 TO- p III.
B-Ihe star indicates that the 90; gus through
to the Car Works without delay or transfer.
LEAVE PARAMOUNT FCi. CITY.
600 zoo 80 500 S el0 1910 llp I2;l0 l.l0 2;l0,
S;iO i:i0. $40 b.Jo, 60 800, 30. sl0. 9,l0 lu;uJ
LEAVE BURTON CAR WORKS FOR CITY.
Gle $50 -, So - eG5. OILS, lc55, IL IS. 1915,
$3.50. la, 25 255 $50, AS 455. 5S5 els 6aJ, .s55
s;l5 So. 9;Si, IL :.
Cars leave after ali plays at Crawford Grand.
Extra cars be had by telephoning No 20, or
calling office No 81 y Fourth avenue
LEE TAYLOR. Manager.
Q. J. CHAPMAN. Supt. dSS
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R WEEKS 4 SON
ROGERS

Contractors and o1iiGers- Shop and once corner
sycamore ard Chicago avenues West Wichita
dwelling - Wabash avenue. Tel. 2hone ~. SIT
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The Photographer Pictures IN al sizes and styles
he also carries the finest assortment OF picture
frames In the city Give him freadly cal And sx-
anime sampler
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Cash quotations were ~ follows:
FLOR RI Neglected.: prizes steady.
NTIEAT-No 2sprIng, SOC SHE No. ; red, Sc
tORA-Ho. > 4,c.
OATS No 81 l@3li@c.
RYE-No >. 80, sc.
BARL,.l No. >, G2463s.
FLAN SEED-$ll4
TIMOTHY SEEn-Frme, $40.
P0kK-Sl3 GtGlj Ga.
lARn-S>.4O.
wHIShl-Sl.21
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Il cd. In Macon Co. NO. wset good city residence.
acres nice little house IN Mace1
county Me-. near Ssdsia all highly impros ed:
Want iusias Wichita property or sf,y property ard
farm az l. Kansas. Acre prcper;y tor residence
IN cltN a lots with VI little iEcan hrance for vest
era land. A. =. Nelson. room :. laa Market
street. d5e-~
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Moor for alley Center viii ieaye Thirteenth
street 6 a HI, lea N, ~ p and al p. n.
Leave VALLEY Center fur Wichita at So u u and
1870. ,;At aud 10 >.
Cars VIII leave Dcasas avenue for car works,
connecting with motor, every hour from coo a. III
till $40 p n.
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STORAGE

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FACULTY OF IMITATION.

In all branches the little redskins evinced
marked aptitude. They possess wonderful
memories, and the faculty Of imitation is de.
veloped to a marvellous degree. They dis
charge the duties Of tho schoolroom, work
shop and farm with an intelligent interest
and perseverance that would put the average
farmers boy to blush. They never grumble
at any task which il assigned them by their
tutors. The girls are taught housekeeping,
and upon them devolves the labor of keeping
the interior of the buildings in perfect order,
Of performing the laundry work, sewing,
washing dishes and cooking the meals. They
are quick to learn, and in a comparatively
short time after their arrival become as pro-
fcient In the discharge Of household duties
as are their instructors themselves In the
schoolroom they apply themselves diligently
TO mastering the commcII branches Tor ten
months in tbs year, the pupils being divided
into two sections, one Ok which attends
school in the morning and the other in the
afternoon, the time when not employed in
study being spent in manual labor at the
bench or in the field by the boys, and in the
kitchen or laundry by the girls
Bookkeeping, theoretical and practical, is
taught, and vocal and instrumental music
also receives special attention, many of the
girl pupils attaining considerable skill as
pianists. An accurate record Of study, reci-
tation, work and conduct in and out of the
school room is made each day, monthly
average is struck, and upon this depends the
allowance for clothing and spending money.
credited to each pupil and drawn as needed
This incentive to diligence and good be-
havior has strong influence, especially upon
the boys Of the institution, and the number
of incorrigibles among the Indian pupils has
been singularly small. These children come
to the institute of their own volition, not
pupil having been brought here against his
will-New York World
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TYPEWRITING

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