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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-30
Miguel. Chef of the Yumas.

On Wednesday evening large num- bers of Indians were seen in town, and upon questioning them it was learned that the confirmation or rejection o1 MiguePs election as chief would take place at dusk, at the rancheria, about two miles west of Yuma. This infOr- nation was surprising as the captains oF the Indians on this side of the river were anxious to have Jose elected Tn place of Miguel. But the present chief is evidently good politician; he went and held the convention right III the enemv's camp. Immediately after half dozen or more mesquite fires were lighted, the captains os the different camps seated themselves in circle and were treated to lengthy and eloquent address by Miguel; his interested list euers meanwhile were busily engaged munching the toothsome torti!las which Miguel had thoughtfully provided.
 The opponents to Miguel's rule made d strong though dignified effort Ill their speeches to defeat Miguel, but without avail. Miguers great strength Tn the council was the friendship and good feeling with which he was held by the Americans. About midnight his an tagonists gave up and amid the plaud- it's of the captains, sub-chiefs and judges of the Yumas, Mguel's election as chiei , was confirmed In little while all was quiet, but when the rosy tint of morn colored the eastern sky the noise of the hundreds of Indians singing their songs of joyful praise, made the welkin ring. Food in abundance had been provided by Miguel, and Indians from the differ ent river tribes participated in the fiesta. The "big feed" continued the entire day, and Miguel, the chief, was present during the entire time. The people of Yuma, one and all, are pleased with Miguel's election, as he is good and honest man.-Sentinel
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-30
Use of the Lemon.

Lemonade from the juice of the lemon Is one of the safest and best drinks for any person, whether in health or not It Is suitable for all stomach diseases, gravel, liver com plaint, inflammation of the bowels and fever. It IS a specific against worms and skin complaints. Lemon juice is the best antiscorbutic remedy known. It not only cures this disease, but pre- vents 1t. Sailors make daily use of it for this purpose. advise everyone 10 rub their gums with lemon juice to keep them in good condition. The hands and nails are kept clean, wbite and supple by the daily use of lemon instead of soap. It also prevents chil- plains.
 Lemon Is used in intermittent fever, mixed with strong black coffee. without sugar. Neuralgia may be cured by
 ubbing the roots of the hair with it. It will alleviate coughs and colds and heal diseased lungs, If taken hot on gO- ing to bed at night. Its uses are mani fold, and the more We employ it exter- nally the better We shall find ourselves of. Lemon juice Is useful in removing tartar from the teeth, antifrebile,i etc. A doctor in Rome Is trying it exper;- mentally in malarial fever with great success, and thinks it will in time su- percede quinine Boston Traveller.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-30
IvOliCe to Settle.

F. cry person in"obted 70 inc l-in O ". v. v iiSOn & Co. a1e pectfniiv rCqIf si. d to i at our .,'fi % aud settle their x. con nts at 0Lce. Owing tJ lse r-9th f ". /. Ni {. .or, a Tna.terS must D. COS aJ P and a ! accpuuts rem -ln'ug uEp paid on or sfter 'ai . fuS lAt. lSSS. Fvil. Ina nand et to oar ct Ir ney- T co ie ton. W. z. WILSON & co
 iauIo'f
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-30
Drs. Belts X Betts,

Corner Champa and Sevent eenth Street
 myI5 Denver, Colorado.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-30

Tn the District Court of the Third J J1dicfal District County of Yavapai, Terri Ory
 of Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-30
Probate soiice.

In the Probate Court of the County of "a
 pal. Territory Of Arizona
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Gen. Sheridan and tho Private.

Now want to say to you, comrades, this,
that am indebted to the private in ths
ranks for all this credit TINT has come to ma
DO was the man who did the fighting, and
the man who carried the rnusket is the
greatest hero OF the war. IN my opinion /
was nothing but an agent knew how to
take care Of men l knew what soldier WIS
worth, and knew how 60 study the country
so as to put him ID right / knew bow to put
him In battle when one occurred, but was
simply the agent to take care Of him, and be
did the work. Now, comrades, these ere
common sense things, and l can't say them
in very Aowery language, but they are true
nevertheless, and they are true not Of me
alone but q everybody elsa 1t Is TO the COM
mon soldier that we are inds6ted 70 any
credit that came 70 as | often laid awake
planning for my soldiers' welfare, and I
never Killed man unnecessarily. One great
trouble with men who command rroops ts
that they kiu men unnecessarily. You may
Kill as many men as you choose II you give
them a., equivalent for the loss Men do not
Ike 20 be killed for nothing: they do not hike
70 haye their beads raaan1ed against q stone
wall uniess for some good resulsA Theas are
the points made daring the war When
ever took cen intoa battle gave them VIC
tory as the result Of the engagement, and
that was always sa.isfsctory.-Gen. Phil
Sheri6anS Address in lSSA
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Chicago Grain and PROD ice.

CHICAGO, June 30-Wheat was decidedly
weak early with decline of 1c in July,
sc in August and &c in December. The
special weakness in July was charged to
the selling by longs who did not wish to
have the wheat delivered to them on Mon
day. The impression that the deliveries
will be large prevailed pretty generally
early Late it was claimed that the hold
ers created that impression to cause July
to be sold out, and the carriers then could
command prices for the month. Another
view was that the regular elevator
men were taking the wheat so as to
force the private carriers to come into
their regular houses before they could de-
liver The last half of the session was
marked by a stiffening of prices while the
pit was quite dull Prices ranged: July
1890 down to 7S15c and up TO 7S2lc; Au-
gust 7911c down TO 1870 and 1870 and up
TO 79hc. The closing prices were: July
SS3lc, August 791lc
There was much the same feeling in corn
As in wheat. The early selling CAUSED =
break of about &c from last nights prices.
July sold down to 1870. August 472sc and
September 4Sc From these prices there
was gradual rallying to the close, when
prices were about &c under last nights.
Closing prices were: July 4754c, August
4S1sc.
In Oats there was a decline which was
rather severe for near futures. Trading in
a speculative way was at times
quite brisk. The market was unfavor-
ably influenced by the dizziness and weak
ness of cash oats, and lower range of
prices for corn. June delivery declined
and closed nc lower; July declined &c
under yesterdays closing price, but under
free buying by parties heretofore identified
Oh the 'long side' there was complete
reaction, only to be followed by weaker
market, and the closing was &c under that
of yesterday. August delivery ranged &c
and closed at sc decline, and longer fu-
lures were about &c easier
The principal trading in provisions was
in changing contracts from near to distant
futures and quiet and easy feeling pre-
vailed toward the close, the difference
widened out but the last sales were at &c
decline on pork, and 21sGl5c on lard
The leading futures ranged follows:
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ST. Louis Produce.

ST. LoUIS. No, June 50.
FLOUR-Fancy and extra fancy in good demand
and firm; medium ana low grades dull
WREAr-Etas weather and good crop and ha--
yesting news depressed the market hut as there
was no pressure TO sell and shorts bought steadily
there was had break. Prices closed 4sSsc IL low
yesterdsy No. red cash. s9ls ssSc; June S
July. isssel7e14c. oloslar sS;sc; August 7SatS7ac
Closing isSsc; September. 7g'SSSc; December IS,
assc. closing StsadsUf<c
CoEN,Deciined laesIsc early. bat recovered and
closed about the same as yesterday No cash
45ifc; July. taa. 5c. closing .5so bid August. ass
Ge1stsc, closing +5ssc bid: September i5Lsx sslsc
closing, kssc bid year 16ssSS55ec.
OATS-Lo~er and weak. Nc. cash. Sc bid .Iuly
@ssc, August closed at 2Sc; September, 2S1sey2Sss
year. sc.
RYE-Dnli SIC.
HAf-Frm for best grades Timothy els nlsIS m
prairie SsGs1lLn
LEAQ-Eirn1: $Asa
U}GS-iower; lie
Lax sEED-Firm; Sl0a
HHISKT-Sieady: slii.
small job trade done.
0Rk-Sii 20
AlARD-Nomnaly lower, s.7a
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Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. June 50.
wHEAT-Steady; August, &c.
CORS-Stcady; June. +Oc bid, +2c asked; July, 40c;
ugust, 4lc.
OATS-August 2psc bid aasc asked.
ELOUR-Quiet. M, !soc; NIX *lO5Gl.l0; family.
l.aa1. 81 choice, 81 SD lbs; fancy, 81 o L15 eN-
ira fancy. $i>0sl.S patent, =. l0G2lj; rye -four
Sl.sesl.n.
CoRN MEAL-Bulk. Csc; sacked, Sl00.
CORN CHOP-lellow, bulk. Sc; sacked Csc.
SHIPSTUFF-t3ulk 4uc; sacked, 4Sc.
BRAN-Sacked. 45c
HAY-Firn. New. $50 old fancy. small baled
S9.50 large. $500
FEAN SEED-Sl.0.
RCTTER-Firlner. Creamery fancy. l7c good.
1sc; dairy fancy, l4o; good TO choice i26lSc store
choice, lotsc-
CHEESE-Tvins. Ice; Young America. lolqc.
EGGS-Weak. l0C.
LIVE PoULTRl.-Chickensw weak. Choice hens.
$3.50 small S2.2SS2S; ROSTERS, s2.el Turkeys &c
per pound
HAMS-Sugar cured. lie.
RACON-BreakfaSt. iUC.
DRIED BEEF-9c.
DRY SALT SHOULnERS-SA.5 long clear s. Ar
clear ribs, Ss.Se short clear. s. 81
SMOKED SHOULDERS So long clear IS pD.
clear ribs, - To- short clear, SS.60.
PORk-SlSTS-
LARD-s,,50.
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WANTED.

"ANTED-Salesladr. Apply at Boston store.
w Ss-gs
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Alamo Park.

Street cars leave Douglas avenue and
Market street every hour from a. II to 8
p. m, connecting with dummy for Alamo
park
dl5-3ot RIVERSIDE 6 SUBURBAN R'Y Co.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money.
Wichita Grain Market

WICHITA, KAN, June 20.
wHEAT-Nn . soft G(c; No. 2 hard, SIC
CORN-White. Sic; mixed. sc.
OATS-Oli, Csc.
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Kansas City Live Stock

The Live stock indicator reports
oATTLE-Reeetpts. Ll09 shipments $50 SUNNY
Chteny Rrassers, and market dull Good TO choice
corn led, $.0s5 20 common 10 medium s, Clz
As; stockers and feeders. s20tSS A. grass range
steers, G.SseS.2S cows, sl.soGSl0.
HOGS-Receipts, 4O1e shipments, none. Market
Weak and about &c ipwer, Good 10 choicr S. iSa
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Chicago. Kausso Z Nebraska
brock Island Route

Chicago. Kansas Z Nebraska
Brock Island Route
GOING NORTH & EAST.
NJ. 2. Kansas City, St Louis and chi ago
t.uvugn Mail aud Express daily, arTl'e5
30, "a; dep Lrts 9:4' a n
NJ. 1. Kansas CIV ~. Louis and Chicago
paSts -. go ? n
cent sundavJ s'-'0-E..-e..e......... .IlOJ a m
GOING SOUTH.
Fxnress arrives ESQ N. and Departs " go a m
No. ], Kansas City. ot. Louis and Chicago
IN. and departs .'........ o.. 7;:5 p m
No. 81, Accommodation, leaves daily lex
ccpt sunday -. 2I5 p m
Taxes effect Sunday, June u 1881
Elegant free reclining chair morning trains
Pullman sleeping cars all night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through TO all points.
City ticket Office zD +. Douglas ave. and depot cor
ner Mead and Douglas avenues.
a RUTHERFORD, Ticket Agent.
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The stock Of those celebrated refrigera-
tors AZ bissants Is Matthews is getting
very low Parties wishing one had better
call soon. as they cannot be replaced al
present -Dr.ceS La E Douglas. DE Iet
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

Nanitou iron water at Gray s. Hoff
man 5, druggists, is y. Main. 3s-2t
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

JOHN ". ADAMS. C. ". c. JONES GEO " ADAMS
ADAMS, JONES & ADAMS,
Attorneys st Law once erss Stairway east Of
wichita National Bank Is
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01


EGGS-Steady; fresh and candled. laGlGfc.
Few York Produce.
NEW YORK, June 20.
wHEAT-Lower. but closed steady. Nc. , red
S65sG.7c elevator
CORN-Dull and weak.
OATS-Dull mixed. SSGSSc: white, 0qlGc
CoFFEE-Spot nominal, Is. options 5aud 10 points
HIGHER. Sales 3, go bags.
SUGAR-Firm; standard a, 6Isc; powdered
slice; graduated: 6a,sI1C.
FGGS-Firm; liLssS if3sc.
BUTTER-Quet; lSdisc.
Enthusiastically; ssS14c.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, June 81
Tie Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receipts, 10 0; shipments, none. Mar
ket quiet ard steady. Common TO cnoce, $50
$40 Cows and mixed. Sl.iGg3 90 stockers, a. W.s
39E western feeders, s. 30 Texas steers :2egSs -
HOGS-Receipts, 900 shipments. 4DD- Maraet
steady and weak Mixed s5.4095.6E heavy. $500
So; light, S5.4gg56G; pigs and cults s3.NGg9i0
SHEEP-RecepJs, 200; shipments. none Mar
ket slow Muttons, S3.75Cei.5s westerns t5O9sS.% ~
Texans, $200dS 70; lambs, sl0DG3.-D pei head
St. Louis i've Stock
ST. LOUIS, no, June 90
CATTLE-Receipts. 70O shipments 1900; Market
steady. Choice heavy native steers, s4;:OSoy,;
fair 10 GOOD 1905 10; butcher steers, medium 70
choice sl756i.s stockers and feeders far to g0od
g. SHss 70; rangers. corn iei s55ESA-9 grass Ieo'
S2.20g3.j0.
HOGS-Receipts. 400, shipments. none. Market
firm. Choice heavy and butchers selectloils,
81 5a5l5G 20 packing, medium to choice, S5.5t91oo'
light grades, ordinary 10 best So 20Qt5..0
SHEEP-Receipts, LOO shipments, Ll0o. Market
steady. Fair 10 c..oice $S5oDS4.a
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

Kansas Midland Railway,
NORTH BOUND.
Passenger leaving Wichita daily at. $50 a.
Passenger arrives Ellsworth. 1855
Freight leaves Wichta.................. 6:0l q. m
Freight arrives at Ellsworth ........... 40 p.
ARRIVES FROM THE NORTH.
Passenger from Ellsworth. .............. aOOp. IN
Freight from Ellsworth. coop. m
The Kansas Midland is the direct line TO the north
west and is the rest and shortest route TO Oregon
and Washington Territory points.
City Union Ticket ONCE ~ North Main street.
Union Depot Oak street and Wabash ave-Station.
w. D. MCRDOCK,
Freight and Pass. Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01
Wichita a Colorado Division.

Wichita & Colorado Division.
Hutchinson, Sterling and Geneseo
Express .1:20a 1854 n
Hutchinson. S'crllng and Gensseo
Express ....................... ,;2Jp m $50 pm
All train daily.
me Missouri Pacific. TT. Scott Route" run
through Pullman sleeping cars to Kansas City and
st. Louis daily; also through free reclin-
ing chair cars both night and mOrnin
trains This is the shortest line to ST. Louis, by IS
miles, and tie popular line 10 all points east north
and south. Connections made in Union depots
in both Kansas City and St. Louis with all lines
from these points. Ticket office l27 North Main st.
+. T. BI.ECSLEi,
Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

American Reprint Ninth Edition. J. NJ Stoddart
Co. Publishers. Mrs l. :. Carter agent. ONCE 407
Douglas ave, rooms Il and Is. Wichita. Kan. Call
and examine the work send for specimen leaves.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

This matter ot hsshing czrnoe Be naade 10
e. any igd rses; for r b rare 10 end two
persoos who are Affected alike By contac.
with water In betn
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

The Frisco is the ony&ine running two solid trains
daily to st. Louis without change from Wichita.
The only line having morning and night Pullman
service from Wichita to St Louis. Two trains daily
Arkansas and Texas points. Free reclining chair
cars and night trains. City Union
Ticket Office ~ North Main street. and Union depot
Oak ST,
W, D. MURDOCH.
Freight and Pass. Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

Tea or cofee steins viii conc oce at once
If .tey ere taken inmediataay sod hasd over
a pll whsie boxing water u poErs6 Upon
them
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FOUND.


Tor MA is-gr fsoste1 rS2z. cc-. or - yeas
II cd Pa-teee cAa hare s@s-se - cA-l-zg a-s1 sAS
II cAA-ges az - y. Lxror1A ara. &sz
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PHYSICIANS.
F0RDIOE & VAN NUYS,

Physicians and Surgeons. Office, Getto building,
corner Main and Second streets. Once telephone,
2SS; residence telephone, $50. Calls promptly at
tended day night. al IN.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01
PHILLIPS & BOWN,

Veterinary Surgeons }. " Phillips D. " s. grad
1a;e OF the Chicago Nei- college 7. a Bowa V. 5.
Ocice rs Douglas avenue, Wichita kas-
Telephone No. ). isl-.t
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STORAGE

CTOEAGE-FSr ses< sose gands CT EsreaAaessa.
- oor,f Hso@e. u ynZ law krT goo1z - s.7-s
s---x ts<-= "a - Ws-A.ia oss<zEs G.. x& - Yea
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

SURVEYING, CIVIL ENGINEERING
Etc, ". r Kesler. with II. q Toler. base meat
Of County building, telephone i15 IL lEnl
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". ". WILLIAMS

Physician and Surgeon. Special attention given
to operative surgery also does general practice.
ONCE at residence 1852 y. EN- oorla ave, Wichita,
Ean Office hours, 10 a. NJ. to p and To
y d. l3i-II
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mo F GnUT.TTR

Mrs: Kendall. copyist room SD Sedgwick build
ing, Wichita Kansas dis m.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

All notices Of Employment or Situations Wanted.
viii be charged Tor a. the rate Of five cents PCT linz
per week: no notice for less than = cents
All For Sales or other business notices VIII be
charged for AZ the ratio OF i0cents per line per week
10 business notice taken for less than 50 cen.x
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

Atchson, Topeka & Santa Fe.
The follow ing time able viii go into effect the
A, T. & ;. F. X. X. lril ]. from Wichita. kansas
north and eastward;
GOING NORTH AND EAST.
Texas Express 9:Sl IL
Express. .....-....... ............. S15
fa'iforna and Colorado Express. $50 y
Freight Accommodation. lUJ III
GOING SOUTH AND Westward.
Texas Express. 7,55 m
Eiowa Express. 40 III
Express. 1885
Freight Accommodation .....:........ -. ::l5
The Santa re is the only line running thrt solid
trains daily from Wichita to Kansas City, with
morning and night Pullman service The short line
TO Colorado points with daily trains it is from
u Ito 81 hours the shortest line California with
through service of Pullman and free tourist sleeping
The shortest line TO Texas points with
through daily service OF elegant day coaches and
Pullman cars. City Union Ticket Office IL North
Main ST.. and Union depot near Oak street
w. D. MURDOCH,
Freight ana Pass. Agent
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R, WEEKS & SON,

Loan broker. rental agent. notary public. Roor
$40 Sedgwick block. lS5-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

A hyT * leather in the iron holder makes
il cooler to ue
Rttle noolasses apoa . mustard draft wm
preveo. hl4sNrng
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555s common to medium. s51os5s5 skips and pigs,

$250a5.O0
SHEEP-Receipts. 100 shipments. none: Market
steady. Good TO choice muttons, s3U0g3.75; COM
mon TO medium, 81 J0Sl3.75.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

wichita and Suburban
For Paramount cars viii leave Fourth avenue and
Williams street 6.l0 $50. 7:S0 siG, $50. 80 l0I
l0j0 Il 3ia mi 1910 1853: l:80 2l0 2;l SOD, 40 g.
j;.s,. IL, 20, $50. ste 80. 90 HIS p m.
For Burton Car Works hacking .louse and stock
Yards VIII leave FIRST and Main at 605, 6:45 %
725 as sos s2j, ai5. sos: y2, ei5 1905 To- -, lU45,
III ll25 Has l2t5 lA2. l2:45. ld5 l:lj las 25,
30 34. 5 325, 345 %, 4:2a 4i5. 500. SIS. 5:i5 sos,
G25 di5. 50j, I2j, - sos. S25 S45, 9l, 925. 9.ij
10 % pm.
Car Works.
Huron Car Work. cars will leave for city and
Paramount at SIS a. Z - D. 905 $50, % I05
Has l215, o. iIS, .;25 5G5, 5.i5 i25 3d. j:ij
6.25 a.. S-25. 907, s.li le25 pm,
Paramount car VIII leave 70, city and Burton Car
Works Gi, 60, 7.;5, SID SIS, $50 l0.l5 1855
HISS m; l2l5 l23. 80 2;S, l5. So; l.. 40, 5Sj,
OILS 65'. 7;S5. :, -. s;55 9:l5. lC;l5 m
Extra cars can be mad by calling phone 80 or at
Office No 55l Fourth.
LEE TAYLOR, Manager.
o. CHAPMAN, Supt.
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TAEES CP-o. FTt1zy. June =. -. az ne Gen.
i Z. gcobs-s .Arn - ril~s so1ss q @isa.la.
oz-s ye<-rS Old c=a-iy Esf-s7 two two rzE-
ci6 letters c1l 5e-y v2.e to- 0.bs- 1se2yiy nd.
a1so sl@ three year Cd n~Arly ~sl-e - c5sor
Asso on lie I'd herr take. - a. t5e rsxns
ocs sid E.A<s so-T Aoczs 1r- gsArs cd. roAz ~
cza II ccicT. TEe ox-er cAG ss. tie ssocs e. t1e
above zztE=s :x-zE en- s,E-ts Lsrrer1e. CT -cs
info-zzx;Sa ~ e&lls--s ssxz- O. EszE-1s2 Ess-
a. Tie =re.1S CO.. WHIT LIZ
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01

Contractors and builders Shop and Office corne
Sycamore and Chicago avenues, West WIGHT
dwelling 25 Wabash avenue. SIT
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ROGERS.

The Photographer Pictures in all sizes and styles
BE $50 carries the finest assortment OF picturs
fraines n the city. Give him friendly call ana
anime SAN plea
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DIR. w. A. MINICK DR. J. VI. MINICK.
General Practice Surgery 81 Obstetrics
MINICK BROS,

Homeopathists. AT 80 n. Main St. over Savin
bank. Calls answered e. all times day or mig
Once oren a: all hours. Residence telephone
al. ONCE telephone No. 263.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TYPE WRITING

General stenog, apher, expert typewriter; short
hand. copying OF all kinds. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Room 3 lag Main. 3i-6,
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FOR TRADE

L'O7 TEACE-For 1--we SOCK zsec ze-x&s.1sss ~
clear -. T. - scsf LARK l. sAr.s- csz.fTs vssg
lF-css1 q ARE Ia Css~Trsss c0-rtg 81 iz-
grSTe1 beseI q rozz>:y s1rf sid AL eoszs
.ooc sesaszs. d n kcAs- ks1scszs Legs. kx@-
Ssk-
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DRS. TERRILL e. SHUTS.

Physician and Surgeon, ONCE s29 Douglas y,
Telephone at Office No. 23i telephone at residenc
No. ll6. Residence l2ls n Market. lA-tf
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Michita 4 valler Center ,Intor 4 K.R

Wichita & Valley Center Motor & K. r. Co.
Motor for Valley Center Will leave Thirteenth
street at 60 a. m 1920 a. 20 p. and $50 ?.
Leave Valley Center Ter Wichita Al s:n a ard
1890 $50 aud s:a) p.
Cars will leave Douglas avenue for works,
connecting with motor, every hour from 600 a
till stu ?.
Extra cars for excursions ar all times. d1atf
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REMOVED
mp q q FTRT,EY

Drs. Oldham and Graham have moved their
offlce from No pa e Douglas to rooms No. 29 and
90 second foor Of the Ssdgwick. corner OF First
and Market.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-01
E. M. GONKLM. N. D.

General practit oner OF medicine. surgery. gynae-
cology and obstetrics Urea: all chronic and private
diseases, oxygen treatment given wnen required.
Pies and all disease OF the rectun n specially,
ONCE removed to l4 North Main rect, over Kan
National Bank. Office hours to12 a. m. to .,
and !. o. M dl1I-tf
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. physician and Surgeon, IA Main street: tele-
= f3GSfor Office No. ~, for residence III DIR. Ter
rin, general practice. diseases OF Nomen and chill
catarrh all throat and chest diseases piles. rnp-
lures, blood skin and chronic diseases generally.
CONSTELLATION free lO.-tt
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ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA

hNUIULUPhUlA BRITANNIA.
American Reprint Ninth Edition. J. NJ. Stoddart
Co. Publishers. Mrs. l.. = Carter agent ONCE 407
Douglas ave. rooms Il and l5 Wichita. Kan. Call
and examine the work or send for specimen leaves.
MISCELLANEOUS.
L. N. HULL,
General stenogl apher, expert typewriter; short
hand. copying OF all kinds. Satisfaction guar
an eed. Room Z, lag y Main. $40
TYPE-WRITING.
Mrs; Kendall! oopyist room @lJ Sedgwick build
ing wichita, Kansas di5-im'
JNO E. COULTER,
Loan broker. rental agent. notary public. Room
$40 Sedgwick block. lS3-tf
R, WEEKS & SON,
Contractors and builders. Shop and Office corner
sycamore ard Chicago avenues. West Wichita,
dwelling 255 W tbash avenue. SIT
ROGERS.
The Photographer. Pictures in all sizes and styles
Be also carries the finest assortment OF picture
frames n the city Give him friendly call ana
anime sampled
49, 49, - Na<S1<gS. 9syt <Sfs.F $500
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E'OR RENT-A nicely furnished front room on
second floor; three outside windows. First
class tabe board II desired Also few day beard
ers wanted. Two blocks from Main st. s6 second
street SIT
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ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.

ATTORNEY and Counselor al Law. Money 70 loan
short tine. small amounts. 407 Main Street
Wichita Kansas. dlS2
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DOR RENT-Large south front paror on Law
L renee avenue with without board in pri
vate family; location excellent. Address lock box
No 62i, city. S-6s
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