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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
TALES OF MANY CiTiEa.

Savannah u now the largest cotton port In
tho United States and Norfolk second
London has 100 first class clubs, with .
membership Of 10000.
St Louis has no less than 70 Chinese iaun-
dries, and pays out over 500, 900 annually to
Mongoliaus TO have its washing done
It VIII cost over $S7, 0oo, 600 70 run the city
government Of New York this year. Tho
rate of taxation is Sc. 20 Per 81 600 assessed
Jerusalem Is rapidly growing Is a trade
center. One hundred thousand dollarS
worth Of objects Of devotion In nlother-of-
pearl and olive wood arc exported 70 Amer
lea and Europe every year Vine cultivation
Is being extended, and the price Of land has
Eiseu skiold within q few yearH
A company IN Paris is prepared 70 supply
cabs with electric Lights, aiSretses for tia
heads Of tho horses and the coachH1an and
footman. and exterior and interior lanterns
for the cabs, says The Paris Register. Tia
accurunlaooE1 are very small and portable,
md vii fu-nixh Q brilliant light for from
four b six hours
An Austrian Pompeii has jut been un-
aa<shsd neAr lara. lara u the capital oS The
Austrian province o< DairnatsA ThounAnds
Of coins Of the Dioc,eeaan period and Of other
early times, rare specimens 0 G-ccsAn and
Roman sculpture and Pyxautins architecture
were discovered along the DalC,asaan shoseA
AUphitheatrs, temples, cAtAooDhs snd
other evidssca of busy and highly cfv2izea
enmm1nt1y were uneAYthed
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. Nov 30-News from the north
west was bullish but there was too much
wheat for sale and there was d sharp break
from the advance of Wednesday with
partial recovery later in the day. The feel
ing, however, was unsettled, ana operators
a little mixed as to which course TO pur
sue The opening of the market was
shade easier than Wednesdays closing and
the feeling soon became quite heavy under
free offerings. Operators had gone home
long on Wednesday and with signs of
weakness today commenced to realize and
there was general pressure to sell The
result was that prices declined here &c.
Following this decline the demand i'm
proved and with less pressure prices ad-
vanced 15sc with slight fluctuations and
the closing was &c lower than Wednes-
day.
Corn was only moderately active and the
feeling developed was again easy.
Opening sales were a trifle
below the closing figures of
Wednesday with offerings quite free
and prices declined sc, reached &c and
closed 1s@Ac lower than Wednesday,
There was very little outside support to
the market and the local demand was con-
fined largely to covering by shorts, consid-
cradle long property being offered.
Prices for future deliveries of oats fluc-
tuated 14c and closed at about Wednes-
days final figures.
Quite an active speculative trade was re-
ported in mess pork. The feeling was
greatly unsettled and prices ruled very ir-
regular On the whole range reduction
of 40G45c was submitted to, though near
the close more steadiness prevailed. Prices
rallied 5@10c. Considerable interest was
manifested in lard and the feeling was
weak. Prices advanced slightly at the
opening, but the market weakened quickly
and prices receded 1215615c, near the close
called 219@5c and closed steady.
The leading futures ranged:
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GREEN ROOM GOSSIP.

A French critic thinks that Ada Rehan has
the stature and beauty Of Scandinavian d.
vinity.
MI Lawrence Barrett denies ell runlors OF
his illness and says that he is in perfect
health.
The new Gilbert and Sullivan opera will
be produced simultaneously in London and
Now York on Nov. 10.
The car has ordered that henceforth all
the dramatic artists Of the Russian Imperial
theatar are to wear a Uniform in public.
Manager Frohmann, of the Lyceum, Is
booking dates for the American tour Of Mr.
and Mrs. Kendall, who are really coming this
time.
Mr. Henry Irving has arranged with Jules
Claretie for an English version of "Moham-
med" which is shortly to be produced at tho
French theatre.
Anne Seguin left fortune Of $50,
from which Zelda Se.uin is to receive the
Life interest on $4,000 The prima donna
OF the past saved her money.
Steele Iackaye has had a drama called ''Sir
CLANS Wife, rehearsed in London for copy
right purpose2 1t turns out to DO our old
friend, won at Last" which never won
popularity.
One of the Baltimore theaters has adopted
a system of furnishing its patrons with opera
glasses free Of charge. No security is re-
quired, only the name, address and seat
number being taken when the glasses are
0iveu ont
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Mrs. Henry Grady Is called tho best I'M
promptu speaker in the south.
Miss Ella Transom has challenged Mrs.
Shaw to whistiing match for $500 side.
Jay Gould allows his daughter $25 a week
for pocket money, most Of which she spends
in charity.
Mrs. Jencken, well remembered as Kate
Fox, one OF the once famous spiritualist sisters
OF Rochester, is giving seances in London.
The comresse de Paris has ordered 500
small gold roses to present to some Of the
most faithful adherents of her husbands
family.
A Winfield Kan) married man wrote a
love letter to young girl, and she turned it
over to a local paper, in which 1t was printed
verbatim.
The college hat, or mortar board, Is be-
coming fashionable for street wear by Lon
don women Leather belts OF great size and
coarseness, with steel buckles, are also show
ing UP.
Mrs. Ashmead Bartlett, the American
mother of Lady Burdett Coutts' husband, is
described as sprightly old lady Of Is, who
habitually wears widows weeds and has
American ways She lives in England
Southern women are said to have taken
the lead of their sex in money making in
New York. The head of the richest firm Of
dressmakers is q southern woman, and women
Of southern birth come to the front in other
directions
The new Duchess of Marlborough wants TO
give big entertainments at Blenheim next
winter, and recently began to make repairs
She sent for builder to mend the leaky roof,
but was startled when the estimated cost Of
making it water tight was placed at S150, GOO.
The oldest womans club in the United
States is the Womans Physiological institute
Of Boston. Forty-one years ago it was or
gained with the purpose of promoting the
more perfect health of woman. There is one
surviving charter member, Mrs. Hobbs,
and she is so years old
Nine. de Valsayre has become notorious in
France because she yearly presents petition
to the chamber of deputies that women be
allowed to wear any costume they like. This
year she received q reply saying ''that the
law did not prevent women from wearing
mems attire, but that the police did"
A unique congress Of women will b that
held next year in Paris to celebrate the CEN
tenary Of the great revolution. For three
weeks tie congress will be national one,
after which, for eight days, women from all
parts Of the world will be invited to take part
1t is stated that %, 900 women will be invited
for the meeting on July o. Woman's part
In the revolution was SO prominent that it
seems fitting that it should be remembered.
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STRAY BITS.

Thirty million trees have been planted in
Kansas this year.
The herring-sardine packers of Maine will
cure and pack 550, coo, 900 herring this year.
The French propose to send pigeon mes
sages from ship to ship upon the broad seas.
Elbing, of Germany, has built torpedo
boat to steam at the rate Of twenty-seven
knots an hour.
There are 1868 convicts in the Georgia
penitentiary, of which number 203 are under
sentence for life
One result of the naval maneuvers has
been an order that the monkey jacket shall
supersede the tunic.
There ere eight mission ships now cruising
in tho North sea, each a combination Of
church, chapel, temperance hall and dispen-
sary.
The island of La COST, on the Florida
coast. is being set out with cocoanut trees SO
rapidly that it will soon be one immense
cocoanut grove.
The encyclopedia published by the Acad-
envy at Pekin, as far as bulk is concerned, at
least, is the largest in the world, it being
composed of 100: 600 volumes.
a Philadelphia dancing master, who has
Just returned from an extended trip abroad,
says that everywhere on the continent of Eu-
rope Americans are considered the best
dancers in the world.
There is q granite house IN Rowan county,
Va, built in 1893, and is still owned and oc-
cupied by the descendants Of the man who
built it, The fireplace is eight feet wide, five
feet high and five feet deep. The house is 10
& good state of preservation.
Examination of yellow fever germs will be
a prominent study Of medical students this
fall, IS some physicians in Jacksonville are
preparing specimens to send to various nedi-
cal colleges in the north. 1t viii be fortunate
If remedy or preventive is discovered.
Whist players viii be interested to know
that ell thirteens Of the truups were recently
dealt in a hand, and that, too, under circum-
stances that quite forbade trickery. Accord
ing to Pole, the recognized authority, the
odds against such an occurrence are as
ISL, 750, 100000 to one.
Americans on the Pacific slope will have O
regular Baden-Baden. This new gambling
resort will be just across the Mexican border
line on the ocean. The Mexican government
has granted q tract of land for the purpose,
and everything Will be elegantly fitted up In
the highest style of art and games Of chance
of every kind will be conducted.
Reports made at the recent international
conference of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION at Stockholm show that there are
now ,l04 branches Of the organization, q
gain of nearly 1000 since the last conference.
The associations property IN the United
States has increased from about s., coz, 900 in
1854 to nearly 81 ,0oO, 900 In 1887.
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SCIENTIFIC SQUIBS.

It requires just double the power to propel
Q steamship twenty miles an hour that it does
10 drive the same vessel sixteen miles an hour.
After most careful investigation and e1-
pertinent, the English experts have concluded
that tobacco cannot be grown IN their
country.
A correspondent Of The Liverpool Mercury
says that he heard some cornet playing from
photograph which had been repeated more
than thousand times, and all the notes were
as clear and distinct as ever.
The popular dread Of green on account Of
suspicion Of arsenic in its composition seems
to have disappeared, il one may believe the
report that green will be the fashionable
color for the winter, and viii appear In wall
paper, draperies and ribbons
4 novel electric railway has been CON
pleted, running from the shore OF Laks
Lucerne over bed cut IN the SOLID rock &c
the SUNNI. Of the Burgens:ock. $50 fssf up.
It has a gradient of from 81 to. s. per cent
The electricity is generated by water wheel
in the river Aar.
DR.. Donald c. Hood has collected many
facts relating to the Use Of saiicyhc acid fos
rheumatism OF rs patents treated with
Ealicylates 52S were relieved Of their pains
within seven days, whereas OF e12 patients
treated by other methods only I'D wze re
ueyed within the same tina
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
The Physician Must Probe.

''Can you give me cure for biiousness,
doctorr an individual said to NE the other
day.
II suppose be expected would reply, 'Oh,
yes; here you are write prescription in
my note book, tear out the Leaf, and thrust it
into bis hand But I neither did nor said
anything Of the sort Ny answer was some
what as follows:
MY dear sir, biliousness depends on one
or more Of dozen diTerea. causes, and the
cause in your case must find out before it is
possible for me 10 do you al atom OF good or
write a single prescription"
And so it is with dyspepsia, reader You
cannot go to doctor and order cures just IS
you order q new coat from your tailor. The
physician must probe and probe until be
makes himself acquainted with tie cause Of
disturbance; then out VIII come his nots
book quickly enough, and, If you follow his
advice and take his medicine, in nine cases
out OF ten you viii find yourself q new being
In less than a nonth--"EsmilyD Doctor" 10
Cnaeail,a Narnxiua
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01

Sotwit1ssan6ing de annual o1sr.y about
felt, toe hon's share Of Preach hAss add bou-
nsts imported this fau are made q veavse-
and looking 81 tn vooderfuI1y various nod
Lovely snsd<. the high hehA. the Esca shaAcvS
they give, one CANNOT haams tbs daaeD1
for cinsinx stc1aiy 20 ~ % fsvoaiss st16
A FarssaAn bridal gown 5nss aivsd n Pnais-
deaphia Is ND TO have ouse JUS 900 hanA
II va 81 Eiv~ hRocnde, viii square 613n
snd lo~ round wa1s< h frons Va a kAad
eGahrosdged gum gAxiaadAd WIKI real
orange boa4 groun fr to occa6on, . cluster
q whsea alD fo4w-A - knnanee To- To-
49,
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Notice to safe and vaul, Builders.

On December 9Th proposals. ETC., will be
received by the state house commissioners
for the state of Kansas at their office in
Topeka, for building a fire and burglar
proof vault for the state treasurer's office.
Outside walls and foundation walls are
ready TO receive the vault. Space to be &C
cupied by the vault about 10 feet by %
feet, and 10 feet high.
For further particulars address the I'M
dersigned at Louisville. KY.
KENNETH MCDONALD.
d14S st State House Architect
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Kansas City Produce.

Kansas lily produce
KANSAS CITY. Nov. So
WHEAT-Stesdy; No re, December, sSc bid. $50
asked No , soft &c bid. 80 asked.
CORN-Qulet 2Sirc asked
AOATS May. 25isc bid. 2jslC asked.
-FLOUR-Dull M sl.0E xxx IL. TO- family. so
choice Si.6g; fancy. Sl..G extra fancy s. i0@2.2G
patent. $2s0S2-5u.
CORN MEAIs-t5670c.
CORN CHOP-Nelow. 60SS,oc.
SHIP STUFF-iSS56c.
BkAN-4SG &C.
HAI-Firn on best; prairie, s5.5ae7.5a
FLAN SEEp-sl.s
BCTTER-Receipts light and market firm for good
creamery, 222c; dairy, ci roll, lSlSc; store pack
ed. la1l6
CHEkSE-12Ql2lsc
EcGS-Neak at stIoc
LIVE PoULrRN-t hickens receuts larger and
almost unstable except for fancy; hens, 81 5S Luz
ROSTERS. sl.s5.
SUGAR CURED HAMS-llc
BREAKFAST RACO\-Ilc
DRIED BEEF-Sc.
DRY SALT SHoULDERS-S-Q long clear s7.a.
clear rib. $50; short clear, $40
SMOKED SHoULSERS-s long clear g y.
clear rib, SIS. short clear, IS So
rOhk-sl451.
LAkD-Ss.i5.
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ST. Louis Produce.

ST LOTS Nov. %.
FLOCR-Qutet. unchanged.
WHEAT-Cash lower. options unsettled: the omen
ing was higher bat cables We're 50 dull that there
was strong pressure 10 sell which with Weakening
markets elsewhere caused lac decline, There was
n rally later on bllsh adyiceS from the northwest
and the tone came stronger The close was a frac-
ton below Wednesday. No2 cash, sl0l nominal:
December. $40 ssal0l24. closing SLOTS; May, sLUcss
Clio closing .0-ssSl Luck asked
CoRN-Declined l4c on large receipts and weak
ness in other markets. The options were easy
first but buying was steady and in a few moments
prices stifened. No cash, sake; DeceH Der, S2SsS
closing Sssc btu; year closed S2lSc; January, Sssc
closing S2bsc May. SS6S1sc. closing SotseSsc bid.
OATS-CloSed steady and quiet; No , cash, 2i'9c,
December, 24c bid; May, S0GSAsc.
RNE-ln demand No ,. 513ac.
BARLEY-Quie; and easy sales; wiscon sin. soc
HAY-Active and lower: prairie. s. 0Cxss. %; tinlo-
thy. $l0.50sls 30
FLAX SEED-Firm; $i.4l
LEAD-Redned nrm sS.ss common. IS. 20 asked
BUITER-Quet and steady; choice and fancy
creamer, S2ersac; CHOICE and fancy dairy, 2S&3gc.
EGGS-Firm and in demand; lsS
WHfSKf->teady; <lii
PKOFIsloNS-Nothing doing
P0Rk-f1A75 nominal
LARD-Prine steam. $500.
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AbStracters.

Blank abstracts for sale at this Office
Abstracts printed TO order. Orders by
mail promptly attended to. Address the
Wichita EAGLE, Wichita, Kan. 75-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01

The S. L. Davidson Mortgage company
has plenty of money to loan on choice i'm
proved city property dl52tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01

New York Produce.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.
wHEAT-Unsettled No. ? red. sl0494
CoRN-Firmer. less doing lc higher: No. , 471p9
47sic.
0ATS-Higher; mixed. 50SSSc, white, S4&42c.
CONTRIBUTIONS steady and frm; sales los. 80
bags. Spot higher; l6a4c
Su6AR-Steady and quiet G. 5-l6@63sc, extra c,
8 s-lUGbltC: white extra {. T. s-lGG6SsC.
EGGS-Steady; 25ls526C.
BUTTERFLIES firm; 24tI3SC,
CHEESE-Firm; 9lesllc:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01

For farm loans call at Lombard
Mortgage Company. Money paid as soon
as papers are executed. de9-woO-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01

The number that drew the organ is be-
tween 1545 and 1860 II. l.. Shober & Co.
d l44 If
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01

In the District Court of Sedgwick County, Kansas.
Vim. Howard, Plaintiff.
vs.
d, c. kinsman. ". c, kinsman. ct al, Defendants
The above defendants hereby notified that
they have been sued in the above court by VIM.
Howard for the recovery OF ,0OU with interest at
the rate of II per cent from September 1851. nd
also for the foreclosure of mortgage on the follow
ing describe pre- misses III said county and state:
Lots two % and four a. on Id avenue In Ransom
ard Rays bird ord addition the city OF Wichga
Kansas. That unless they answer plaintiffs petit
ton by the 18th day of January, 1854 the legations
therein will be taken and Judgment render
ed against the d PENDANTS for the above amount and
interest and for the sale of said p enses.
VIM. HOWARD
By GORDON & COFFIN his attorneys.
Dated Nov. 3Jth, 1855. dl3 1t wSS u
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Bring tickets to our store numbered be
tween 1915 and 1860, which you hold on the
organ. H. L. Shober & Co. d IA If
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At Reduced Prices.

AT Reduced Prices.
Domestic and Household Sewing Ma
chimes at 149 North Main ssreet.
DIFF II. w. MANNING.
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Riverside and Suburban Electric Railw.

Cars leave Douglas avenue and Market
street every thirty minutes, beginning at
a. H. connecting with car for Alamo on
even hour. dl54 tt
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READY AND FOR SALE AT THIS OFFIC =

READY AND FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
New and Imp0rl ant Book for Kansas
Lawyers.
'Kansas Pleading and Practice in Civil
Cases." with forms. by Irwin Taylor, of
the Topeka bar, author of 'Brief-Digest,"
Annotated Code" etc. Octave 600
pages, ST net Sent postpaid on receipt Of
price. The WICHITA EAGLE,
Wichita, Kan.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

New York Money.
NEW YoAK, Nov. 50.
Money on call easy at "a per cent; last loan 214
closed offered at 21e-
Prime mercantile paper. 419G69. -.
Sterling exchange dul! but steaf at S4-S41e Tor
sixty day bills and &. SD for demand
Total sales OF stocks today $50 shares.
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MOVED
:. L PHILLIPS
PHILLIPS & PHILLIPS,
VETERINARY :. SURGEONS.

Graduates of Chicago Veterinary College, men,
bers Of the Chicago Veterinary Association.
j. VI. PHILLIPS graduated with honors and was,
for some time an assistant of the eminent DR.. VIM.
Sheppard, NJ K. c. V. s. veterinary surgeon of lame
ness He is also a member OF the Kansas State Vet
Urinary Association.
S. Z. PHILLIPS has been associated, asss-
tant, with DR.. Withers VI. ID. V. s, DR.. Hughes VI.
4. c. Y. s. and Dr. Baker V. s. professor Of Chicago
Veterinary College; Or. Baker having the largest
canine practice in Chicago
The doctors prepared to do all kinds of veer-
mary work. including canine practice, dentistry and
all surgical operations. Good accommodations for
all patients requiring special Calls by tele-
phone, telegraph mail will receive prompt atten
lion day or night.
Office, 325 East Douglas Avenue. Tele-
phone No. s. 129-tf
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FOB EXCHANGE

ECa L1CHAs1E-Is t-aes-~ asa sssr7ss<y csc
y Ia Sassss asStrA<s xEesry vi sxysssz re
se><rA<zs asy .asss = "a szss< e kssss $50
sasC2szs essr-sstS1s 49, es2&s->s "a go
Nszs&s Atss-s<< Aes1rT. f>1zrs ] - q @s " "
kA<xsz ;. EseEziA. KAs- j. p. Sss~sef. zAsssss.
Borrowers who hare good Improved
orCp1y<y Ia Wichifz far s~rorssy. shozd
consult the 8. /. Davsdson Mortgage con
pacy. cl az
sone bargain sswsag machines ~ iso
North Main street.
c.ss IL ". HASxfxa.
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STORAGE

CTCEAGE-ysy hsz<zss1 gDcss -ze-essAssss
- hsxse ~ sso&s. Il yp@ lave ASy xa<sss 70 ssoss
sgfzE fA4zz - - Wt<ksaA o<Srn0D c.. Ne. - Wa
SSSS<AD avA ~
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as:S>NiIzM
Daily eagle
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

Wichita Market.
FURNISHED by DitInars. Voris d Vandiver' Live
stock Commission Merchants
WICHITA UNION STOCK YARDS, NOV o.
The following charges and rules govern eh e;
rards: Yardage hoss, &c per head: on calile ~
Ind sheep &C. Hay, Sl.0O per cwt; corn &c per "a
commission: Sc per on hogs; cattle 5Oc pei 60
tnsnectors dock pregnant sows 40 and stays oO los
CATTLE.
Receipts 25; shipments none. There Is no maj.
rial change in cattle market; prospects pes.Ti
FOR the near future. Best and helfer5 are SCI
mon stuff ;5ctaSl5l Stockers and feeders sL'oS
$50
Yesterday ,,ejnp Thanksgiving made receipts
rather light today: there being only aoout ~ On a
market and the liberal prices paid mere preSGI.1u
any shipments The markets at chicago a anu M,
sas City quoted a shade hisheE. "04U0'o
prices same as yesterday with more aClNit!' -
Best
Good.-- Gi,a5 IN
otockers 80, .nnt loss thar
ear lots,
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Kansas City Live Stock.

The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts 1900 shipments, 2.l00 Market
steady for good and weak for common; good 70
choice corn fed, s4.J095lG common to medium So.Zo
"a 40 stockers and feeders. S5,IG grass range
steers, Sl,69G30O; COWS. S1.0lG2,SO.
HOGS-Receipts. $500; shipments none opened
&C higher, closed weak with advance lost; GOOD 10
choice S. 20953ls common to medium, 81 S595:l 10
SHEEP-Receipts, ISIS; shipments. none; Market
steady; good to choice muttons S3.JoGo,Io common
10 medium, $l.50Q3.OO,
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It is now pretty definitely saftssd that NJ.
Belmont VIII hare sAs first call On Jockey
Garrison next season for such races a. SaTrf
son can make the weight The @SnApper
refused to make IN engagement in which %
would be asked to rade b~A1e~ sAAa ia
pounds
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Nominal and unchanged,
WHEAT-No2 spring, al 04tSl 042s; No. spring.
@g96c: No. red ; Oisl 0i3s.
CORN-No . a534c.
OATS-No :, 26ls826l4c.
RNE-No. ,. SIC.
FLANSEED-No. !, Sl50
TIMOTHY SEED-Prinle, sl.50.
PORK-SlS 571eGS 90
IARD-SS. Is.
WHISkN-SI.M.
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Miss Lula Granger, teacher of piano
and organ. Lessons given at the home if
desired. No 43l North Fourth ave. 156 If
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An notices Of Employmento or Situations Wanted
win be charged for at the rate Of ave cents Der line
per week nc notice FOR les than Is oentA
AN For Sales or other business notices VIII ~
charged for at the rata Of ocenss per line par week
TO business notice taken for lsss than 50 cents
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
a Tendency 70 fsaldnea.

According to DR.. Erasmus Wilson, tbs
great authority on bair, any one who IL
threatened with baldnea, II Is has mot made
much Roadway. can check the tendency ~
rubbing Little uaired vssehns and sulphur
On tie spot at night and soak IL ~1t6 qrioins
every morning Herald