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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CuTcAGO Dec 3-Iradiug III wheat was
only moderate today, the aggregate bnsl-
ness, IN fact, was lighter fhan for mum
be, days past and mostly local weak
feeling developed and ruled lower. Ihe
.,rospects of Il liberal increase in the vls-
.ple supply caused operators TO sell. ara
he speculative offerings were talr, While
the buving was limited. Everything
seemed to favor the short side. The open
ing was 1I@j5c lower than Saturdays
closing and with some fluctuations de-
clined &c more, then rallied &c, but
again eased off to inside figures. When
.he increase i'll the visible supply was au-
aounced the market again ruled weak, al
though he effect of the report had already
been discounted. Shorts took advantage
Of the weakness, however, and covered,
and this prevented further shrlnkage OF
prices. At the decline somebody seemed
10 be absorbing the offerings and the
opinion prevailed that others than shorts
we're buying. The market during the last
# the session ruled quiet and weak and
The closing was about lc lower than Sat
urday.
There was only moderate trade in corn
and values were generally steady. Open
ing sales were about &c under Saturdays
closing, especially No. 3 December, which
was attributed TO the long deliveries Sat
urday afternoon, but after this had been
placed steadier feeling prevailed. There
appeared to be "A very good demand for
Nav around 37&sc and this future was
quotably firm.
In oats trading was larger at a material
decline in prices. The weakness in corn
had rather depressing effect and induced
holders to sell freely. Shorts also became
bolder and sold with considerable freedom.
4 good many stop order holdings were
slso forced out by the hammering by sew
eral large traders. Prices declined 11Sc,
rallied &c and closed steady at &c below
Saturdays last sales.
Mess pork opened rather weak. Sales
were made at 71I@10c decline on closing
figures of Saturday. Later the demand
improved and prices gradually rallied
E0@321 C with good demand. Toward the
close the feeling was easier and prices
receeded 25@271Ic and the market closed
steady Trading was moderately active
in lard and prices ruled somewhat irreg-
MAR Early a weak feeling prevailed and
prices ruled 215@5c lower. Later the de-
mand improved and prices rallied 15@2Gc,
but near the close settled back again
71z0l0c and ruled quiet.
The leading futures ranged:
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
Found 1T.

Chicago City Editor ito reporter,-I see
that in writing 10 a suicide you refer to ''Uhe
cold and remorseless river"
Reporter-Yes, | always like to throw feel
ing into what | write.
City Editor-That's capital: but did you
ever sea river stricken with remorse2
Reporter-I don't know that | have
City Ed.tor-Well, then, go and find one,
and, by the way, don'S come back until you
do find one
1.-THE reporter goes away. Two days later
he returns
City Edltor-Helloa got back, have youl
Reporter-YeS.
City Well, did you find remorss-
ful river,
Rcporter-I did.
City Editor-What river is it,
Reporter Mississippi.
City Editor-Why remorsefuli
Reporter-Because years ago it decided to
run by ST. Louis.
City Editor springing to his feet)-Y Young
man, take my seat l resign.-Arkansaw
Traveller.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
KneW Him.

Capt. Billie Grim is very efficient Off
Ger and q very clever gentleman, but he is
thin, very thin. The following good joke is
told on popular Capt Billie:
A few days ago he was sitting in a rear room
in doctors Office In front room the Of
fee boy was reading dime novel, when an
urchin made his appearance with a basket Of
fruit, and insisted upon the Office boy max
ing u purchase. To get rid Of the young
fruit vender, the Office boy went to case,
opened the door, and exposed 70 view a
skeleton The fruit boy fed in terror, leav-
ing lis basket behind him.
Capt. Billie Grim, hearing the commotion,
went into the front Office, and, upon learning
what had occurred, walked to the door and
said TO the urchin, who stood across the street,
crying bitterly:
Little bog. ccrre over and get your basket /;
nobody shall hurt you
''No, | won't" sobbed the little fellow,
''you can't fool me. know you, if you have
got your clothes on "-E1change-
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
IyultGrn in Farvo.

How to make money-Get situation in
the mint.
Here today and gone to-morrow-The man
who borrows a 50 biz from you.
A capital drawing annual interest on
100000 United States bonds.
Talk is cheap but not the talk you hire a
lawyer to do for you.
The lover of cabbage Is usually cigar
smoker.
The rich man has his mug at the BARRIERS
shop. The poor man takes his there.
a man with a long head never has
swelled one.
When man becomes the father Of a baby
he is delighted When he becomes the
father of twins he looks grave and mutters,
"Gemiui!"
The man who always says what he thinks
well be dispensed with.
Isn't it singular thing that when man is
taken III he IS put out!
1t is fashionable now to have oat meal
mush for breakfast. That's what causes the
stir in the kitchen.
There is a good deal of difference between
how much man knows and how much he
thinks he knows.
\ bool; TO aid poets has appeared. it is
said. We hope it is we'll filled pocketbook.
A young lady who refuses to kiss her beau
is very ungrateful; she forGets how much
she was kissed herself when she was baby.
The wife who sews on buttons is better
than one who speaks seven languages.
1t usually costs the man who walks home
every night more than his car fare TO do so.
Underdoue-kissing a girl on the chin.
woman with hobby wears out more
shoes IN three months than a woman without
one does III two years. Boston Courier.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
kansas City Produce.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. :
WHEAT-QUiet No. re-. sac asked No.
: soft, sc asked.
CokN-QuleJ. &c bid. 2S'4c asked
OATS sc asked.
FLOUR-Duil: NX SI0h XXX Sll0. family. 81 -,
choice, sl6r fancy. SLeG extra fancy s. IG&2 cl
patent. $2-,ogI2.lU
CORN NEAIr-6a6 &C.
CORN CHOP-N elbow, 6Qs-(c
SHIP STGFF-&SeiiG.
BRA AN-.eai6C.
HAI-Firm on best prairie. s5slG7.5a
FLAX SEED-sl -
BUTTEK-Receipts light and market Hrrn for good
creamery, Z2s9c GARY, ~ Ioll. llS, store 4.,o a
&c. iA6 iUc.
CHFESE-l2s l2lsc.
EGGS-Weak al 2Otsc.
LIVE POllrRY-Chtckens. receipts larger and
almost unstable Except FOR fancy; hens, sI .s
rooSterS. sl.Ss.
SUGAR CURED HAMS-llc.
BREAkkAST BACON-llc.
DRIED BfEF-Sc.
DRY SALTSHoCL LDERS-s7.06 long clesr. 8. -
clear rib. si,SE short clear. $40
SMOKED skRS-Si-Jt long clear and
shors clear S>0s clear rin. Ss.25
PORh-S145J.
LAkD-Sa.a5.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

The chemistry Frotessor had been exTa'2a.~
ing a. considerable seagth upon ine i'zaTc@si-
bility OF creating or azsria:AtiIs snytnlns-
the trsdesz-oc;ihiliry n MATER. E7erT eoz1-
vsEie-t illustration bad been o-o1sns issc
piay, ard tie professor caozest with ;ae fc<l-
tive rs<narx, "Tca absolutely caEasos make
anything As he paDsed 10 nose tie e'.-ct
c. ais rsz-aark. a srnal lad rcse il be back of
TIE roo.S and asked -iEas6ly, Bat, p<ossszsor.
cart we make q nessei TAa: oA41' exist -
ares-AlzzT J0arzzS
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

Beggary is an epidemic Of fearful extent
In Spain, but is most noticeable II oasthe.
where the soil. once 50 fertile, yie.Gs
bare subsistence and where there are 10
commercial enterprises to employ tie
idle,
We had heard so much OF CASTLE soap
that an ardent desire possessed us 70 II
vest II large supply upon us ha'iFe
spot, but the most persistent deraAncs 'of
CASTLE soap failed TO produce ai1y' nos
could we near Of factory u B1-sos--
Gar Enrns Journal
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
The AriZona Kicker.


We take the following from the last issue
Of The Arizona Kicker:
SUED FOR LIB-L-Our genial sheriff, Bill
Mayes, dropped III on rs the other day to
subscribe for a copy of The Kicker to send to
q friend il Vermont and to speak words of
cheer and encouragement in regard to our
enterprise Before be left he incidentally
served papers on Us IL libel suits as follows:
The Widow Hockins. .......-...... -........ $1,000
JACK Hines Observation-Disclosures 2o000
I-rS. SnntneIS- ...-.-.-..--.-.-......- 15OO0
All the above suits were the result of few
truthful paragraphs in recent issue, and
while not exactly expected, are not unvel-
come We don't think newspaper amounts
to shucks until it has half dozen libel suits
on the docket, and we don't believe that any
editor will get up and hump himself until he
realizes that he has got to raise $200,0 ,000 III
cash inside of a year. Friends, Romans!
Come and see uSl
EXPLANATORy.-Last week we advised our
friends TO give the cold shoulder to travel
ing theatrical company which advertised a
weeks engagement at Root Hog or Die hall,
and after playing to empty benches for two
nights, the company slid out Of town, though
not before long the leading man, the villain,
the juvenile, the first old woman and Clara
We're De We're, the heroine, had stoned The
Kicker Office and dared us 10 come forth in
the Silly night and be rnangled to pulp
Let this be warning to other theatrical
companies No free tickets were left at this
Office in this case IN fact, The Kicker was
cooIly ignored. 1t viii be wise in all others
to come and see us at once. We want at
least SIX deadhead tickets 10 front seats, and
in case we don't get 'ern the show is going to
prove a bad financial failure This Office is
TIE place TO get date lines and dodgers, and
this paper Is tue proper medium to advertise
iu-Detroit Free Press.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

Mr.. Dunning was at one Of Aoody's meet
ings, when baby cried. The mother tried
ia vain to hush the child and seemed much
annoyed.
s'Never mind, madam" said Moody. Tho
baby doesn't disturb me"
That may be-" tie woman answered,
''b1t you disturb the babyf'-Lewiston Jour
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
How Business Men Lunch.

Business Man tvainly trying TO get n lunch,
At what hour Is this rush over, usuallyi
Restaurant Waiter-Half-pas !, sab.
Business Man-Well, next time III wait
until half pas: l.
Restaurant Wniter-Bettah not, sab; nuf-
fin left then. sah.-P Philadelphia Record
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
xsSAAllLSsM
Daily - eagle
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

wichita Market.
,rnrn,shed bv Ditmars. Voris 81 Vandiver, Live
.tock Commission Merchants
WICHITA UNION STOCK YARDS, Dec ..
The following charges and rules govern, me- e
wards. Yardage on hoss &c per head: on catte 80
"a sheen &c Hay SLO0 per cwt; corn, .1c per bu.
ComuissioD: st per on hogs; catte oOc pei
fnr a head wagon hogs, and 80 per car OF! SiceP
,spectors dock pregnant sows 40 and stsSs 81 IDS
CATTLE.
Receipts SO; shipments 49, The greater @ por',Sl %
nj toiay's receipts through Cattie rom I..o
Panhandle of Texas Kansas City market sIeiuS' H0
material change here. - an = o.
Pest COWS ana "a
"a
Old cows and common stuff.-- --..------. =, :S5 ~
Feeding eers, oJ0G l0J0 lbs.-..-....-..-<l '''- "
HOGS.
Receiuts 227 shipments. none; ChcsSo "a at't to- a
sas CITY report liberal receipts and 90 Vc
s5l5 being the top at Kansas Clty our h-tirAe' ~
lower. >. a - ~
Besf heavy. ---"'''-'-- Sj.5 {Q
Good light packers -S,,4 st
Mixed '-'''''
ROughs ami ips.-..-.---..----.'-. .''''-''' - w.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
4 Good IMAGINATION.

Talking about faith cures, there is a1n.n
down In Jersey who has a regular dinner
made Of wood and painted 70 represent
roast beef, corn, potatoes, etc When dinner
time comes he shutdown and asks blessing.
Then he CONSUMES the viauds with Lis eye
brakes MAGAZINE.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

She of New York-Did you admire Sulll
vans style il his 'Yeoman of the Guard,
Mr.. D'Kellyvan,
He of Boston-Admire his guards Well,
should say ! did. l always was ready &c
put up my last dollar on the old boy, and his
guard is almost as wonderful as his terrible
left hander.-Detroit Free Press.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
Adams Opinion.

''I don't say marriage IS q failure said
Adam, candidly, as he sat down on log Just
outside the Garden Of Eden and locked hun
eriIy at the fruit on tie other side Of the
wall, but If l had remained single tEis
wouldn't have happened "-Chicago Tribune
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
Notice TO safe anl yauit builders.

On December 5th proposals, etc. will be
received by the state house commissioners
for the state of Kansas at their Office in
Topeka, for building 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 oc-
cuped by the vault about IL feet by %
feet, ana 10 feet high.
For further particulars address the I'M
dersigned at Louisville, Ky.
kenneth MCDONALD,
dis st State House Architect
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

Riverside and Suburban Electric Hallway.
Cars leave Douglas avenue and Market
street every thirty minutes, beginning at :
a. m. connecting with car for Alamo on
even louT GIII If
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
What She Wanted.

DRY Gods Cle-k / snow yen any
thing more today, ladTi
Lady-Ycs. ] wish YOU would show me
that anlbrella left here three weeks ago
Llfe.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
4 Healthy Place.

City Mans this Locality healthyi
Country I.lsln-Iea!tAyl You bet were
healthy. We've got ter Be IEere amt Z
doctor within forty miles - Plliadelphia
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
Sr.Louis Live stock.

ST. LOUIS, Dec j.
CATTIE-Receipts, 2i9O; shipments, 2.SfF market
slow: choice, heavy native steers. s'.n 70 i.r
to good native steers. 54.:N@ GG puJch"iS s.eeto'
medium to c dice .3,ls4 ir stockers ana IeedeIa,
fair to good 81 I0e34s rangers, corn led S30t lE
grass FED, - 90 10. , ,,o ,,,.+
lower choice heavy andhutchcrs' select ions 50
5.JE packns. medium 10 prime, S1JU@J.-' liS'''
grades. ordinary to best. s1J)a5.@j ,,
SHEEP Receipts 1850 shipments l,sUl Market
steady; fair 10 choice. S1.,U45.4-
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

CORN-Lower. No2 cash. $S34@3ic; Dece" Dei ner
3236SSxc CLOSING, 323sc ASKED Jsnuary Sz1ss5254c'
closing 521Sc; N ny. S5c. ..lsozo.
OATS-Tower and weak. No cash. 24sle25c;
Nay.&s4c; December, 24c bid
kYE-tluieJ; J0d52o,
BARLEY-Dull aud nothing doin-.
HAY-L Lower: prairie si50&s,G tmothy-
S9.Ut@l4.0
FLAX SEED-Firm 81. 45 .o,o.
LEAD-iarket at a staDdstill. Refined $15oS-
$50; Common i.45 ,,c
BUTTER-Quiet but steady; creamery, S2&Sfc;
dairy. 22g5Dc.
enthusiastically 1Sc for good stock and Sg5c less Tor
inferior.
WHISk Y-Steady; SLl4.
PROVISIONS-Dull and weak.
PORK-fli.J0.
LARD-Prime steam nominally, S7-S|GToo
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
ST. Louis Produce,

FLOCR-Duli and unchanged.
WHfAT-IoMer. all outside advicas haar-
ish. With clnes in tie market Of this country and
dullness abroad and desgaHd maiul- from shorts
No red. cash. sL06 December $I.Q0s LGIi. clos
ing <lnl14 May, sLUsSLU15s, closing s -o7As July,
&5ss.01sc, closing s5c,
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

For farm loans cali at Lombard
Mortgage Company. Money paid as soon
as papers are executed dSJ-W5U-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
roR EXCHANGE

tNA FL IA &gk.-Te tsssses< sfs1 sss~7 'ss.r : -
- ks1szs Esssfsct szrssFs 80 fssatF4 f-s
assFse1x ~ xzg s11ss = - stsfs - ss4sae 49,
s-rFaszzs- 60 = ssio1. A11 sssi zAses = = -
3 r. $50 AxeEgF fsss@ss g - q - - -
a.zEsk az. y ssE@-A- k.a- J. r y sssss- "a ><.f
ss-<f
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

The Dril Sergeant after worrying NesoItt
for two hoursl-Right about faoel
Neshitt perfectly iz1I2ovab4el- BANK the
Lord In right about something at Last
Tine
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 8.
Money on call easy at 2}Sa5 per cent last tloan
25S: closed offered a. - u.,l
Prime mercantile paper. 4&4Gb1@. s,o,/ +o
SterIing exchange quiet but stea' at f1o41S iof
sixty day bills and SINs5- for ceWaud-
STOCKS active feyeriSn ana WEAK
tI,.,oi n -. ,nf -tncks tnIaY 4l4.lk1 shares.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
New y ork Produce.

New y ork Produce.
NEW YORK, Dec 3.
i0s
CoRN-lSr.c lower: closed steader, No. >. AZ,
sl4Sle.
oATs-weak, 1sS]4c lower; mixed. SlSSSc, white.
%.<42c.
bags. spot wea X lie.
eUGAR-Firmly held; c 65-les63sc. extra c,
6.-uss6leC: whlte extra e. 6 9-l&Gt5sc.
EGGS- Dun; lower; C
IER-Ess er. quiet N.a55C,
ChkESE-Stroug; az Sllltc:
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
Fad BEGINNING.

Young Physician diagnosing a case)-
In the first place, SIR. you must drink less
coffee.
Pacient-I never drink any coffee at all,
sir.
Young Physician considerably annoyedl
We'll, you ought tO.-Lite-
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
PHI LIPS & PHILLIPS,
VETERINARY =. SUhGD0AS

Graduates of Chicago Veterinary 0iiega; men,
bers of the Chicago Veterinary Association.
=. ". PHILLIPS graduated with hoaors and was,
for some time, assistant OF the eminent l}r N m.
Sheppard VI. r. &. v veterinary Surgeon OI lame
He is also a member ot tae Kansas state ct
eI.rary Association.
:. l.. PHILLIPS has been associated, as an assis-
tant with Dr. Withers, VI. -. Y. =. Jr. Hughes NJ.
X. C. and Or. Baker, V =. professor OF Clc 20
Veterinary College; Or. Baker having the largest
canine practice IN Chicago.
The doctors prepared 10 do all kinds OF veter-
mary WORK, including canine practice, dentistry and
all surgical operations. Good acc OnmOdduOnS Tor
all patients requiring special care. Calls by teie-
phone telegraph or mail viii receive prompt aJJen-
ton day or night.
Office, 325 East Doug.as AveAue. rele
phone No. 3. 129 If
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

Al Drfv~-s have poxisirs o-s.c,s 20 prr~
ysai PASSENGERS frDEu getting - sd -
frol: y.AtfugIs4 o. e4-s. CO ss2Sd "a Tie
sarzc
Passenger 1ust ks~7 OF - The fgo1.
tszsfu-n- WAx4TA SHEET H'E 90
til
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
\ Card.

Miss Lula Grainger teacher of piano
aud organ. Lessons given at the home if
desired. No. 43l North Fourth ave. 1876 If
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

"Kansas Pleading and Practice in Civil
Cases." with forms. by irwin Taylor Of
the Topeka bar, author of ''Brief-DigeSt,"
Annotated Code" etc Octave, 900
pages, 50 net. Sent postpaid on receipt OF
price TIE WICHITA EAGLE,
Wichita Kan
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

L'0E -1I-E on E1C IA 20 u f.res-Tsy szsE.
ff~fE a. fsssse SkTz1s fr9Es ~ 4rFss q o
> acFss y srsFsf aa1 gSfEsgfsFss EsT sFS~ II
u Sillsss1 HTsrT f1s1 s- ksss2s Ak z-a u i4ss-
= Te- EsEs AZ ~ x trsEa - asG
-. ps-ee spesrs ffuss - &. za-1 - :
ris1sE = tss<t9 a4Ssk- a :. Esks~1S1E- = =
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
rs st State House Architect.

Borrowers who have good improved
property in Wichita for security, should
consult the 5. L. Davidson Mortgage com
nanY d 52tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

BUTTER-Quiet Flgin creamery. S4ai6c; choice
extra firsts Sla2c; fancy dairy 240c; lirsts
24tl26C
EGGS-Steady at 2lls@22c.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

Mrs Jason-Jehiel, was there ever any
such person as the fool killerf
Mr.. Jason-What idiotic questions you do
ask How the dickens do | know? never
met him.
hrs. Jason-Oh, know that-Terre Haute
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
ATCIusoN. TOPEKA q SANTA FE X. r.
MISSOURI PACIFIC Il. r.

MISSOURI PACIFIC Il. r.
Fort Scott. Kansas CITY, st
Louis and eastern eN...... 10 NJ IL - u
Fort Scott. Kansas City. St.
LOuis and eastern cN...... % p N tU1 Z NJ
Conway LprinEs, Anthony
and kiOWa eN-...-......--.l y 10 \ VI 'dp
Conway Springs, Anthony
and hlOWa eN..-.- .......I SO = NJ 500 = VI
Genese. az. x........'. -. II15 A VI i25AM
Hutch. kanopolls Pueblo
and Denver eA.....- .--.... : % p Nj 20 VI
All Grains daily
Deuot second ana Wichita street; ticket olice T..
North Main street, l.. +. BLECNLET.
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
HELP WANTED-MALh
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

IN ANTED competent stenographer desires =
W position either tor the whole part OF she day;
VIII furCfsh bennington type wrlteF II desired
good refer ences given. Address No. as South Va
ter stIeeJ, Michia. nan Ii-6t.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
STORAGE

STORAGE-For household goods or merchandise
- boxed or loose II you have any socstx 10 store
bring them 20 the wick;ta Storage Co. No LIS Wess
Douglas ave. hAr
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

IA ANTED - by a young lady, a position as
', copyist or clerk eti estate insurance
Office references required Address h, X, care
OF Carrier No. II diJ-6J-.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
The Mil or Pianos

The best in use, are used exclusively in
Garfield College Of Music. They are highly
recommended by all leading musicians.
Sold by Mrs. Mary Newcomb, room 81,
north boarding hall, University Place, or
orders can be left with Miss Blanche New
comb, at Garfield University. If
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

~ ANTEIt-To lend money at get cent on farms
" aad improve scpfrHt city property oU i1uE
time az per cent and reasonable commission. No
delay where The title - good J. l. Hum ihref -
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

TOR SALE-At a bargain. One nne residence of
II eight roonsss nve closets. bath rooin pantry.
halls lattice room. ci>tern. CELLAR seventy-ASe Iee
front wiia harm, cob coal and chicken houSe sossl
ssta oue Eta>> ittNia. frsat 0l al stt.S<
situated In north part OF city VIII sell taraliprs
Win house II desired Inquire OF .. H. sherman.
block dlS5 2$t
LNoR SALE-One pair Of rns;re gears niorftss yeSI
IS -a-9- diameter "a face. psaion ZsS d.eneter
~, Two face each with y set screws co-eo nch-s
: and II teeth viii sell cacSSS useSc cost
SSwiil sell Tor So cash IL taken Call n the
Easle once all5- ~
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

Esther-How smooth yours IS!
Consideration, bushes; short but painful
pause)
Susie innocently) - Yours is so much
smoother than my brother Jamie's,
Esther tsimiliter)-And yours is SO much
smoother than my fathers!- Life.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04


TOR TKADE-We have r. Fpof Farm Ia Fnvsi~y
L Co.. z5g acres. veil improved ana ail isr fence
worth ss.ifG NOR gage S-5tfc wi Fut ta -pae Ttsq
for Grs rahle ln4 proved - .r1l property. a4srr
q ieu.rr &c y Main, r0'5;u p. - leii-tt. aH
FEO TGADE-p0 scrr- i..nd Well ltupro- 81. .
4 acres lg wLrai. az fsuet4 aJa 'rsess tr.0.f4 SO
joiring the town ~ conway ~pfluE-- va. tfs.i7
Tor uninsuuI uffrf uHi-a proved li- sldr 81 atG
properly. AddEe-s llliAlB -peeT Wtufesf. p -.
afi-u
TOR TRADE % new anI second band bl.-ia,
i Ih4sfnus. carriage and wh. 'uz.
ten horse power boiler Hud engine
spa worth ~ agftcu 3rai it fsefpnlt- col~ sff-
- low-. planters, 0ue IiyinS bstchH4-- &c
tire proof
Bdeilfery wagons. al kiHda.
CENTRE grocery siQcsa z!So part pf st2ck
Irfpck Dry Fpo0s
Pity thousand res eesfcrH lNIf-
iot Oh nee axfurs-. al 8sss rtgftan-
A,so land IiiBDis. Missouri. Afksnsss saf
Texas.
Al property listed with us viii rrcriVs F~omFs
stfsut.or - tns ni'ef states Trsf.Hx Go. 80 -3
aud Is. Nogfh 8zln fGfIneris Main street tsaA-
ter bUild!ng. wichita kaa- dIbH
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
Special 10 ATTORNEYS.

Just completed and for sale at this Office
Attorneys Pocket Dockets, the most com
plete Pocket docket ever gotten up.
PACED AND INDEXED, bounu with flexible
cover. Price Sl.00, sent by mail postpaid to
any address upon receipt OF $l.07. Address
the Wichita Eagle, Wichita Kan. d&wtf
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

L'OR REST-A good warm room. nicely furnish
Cd. IN the center cf the business portion of tho
city suitable for two young nea: rent only Ter
month, Cal At room over MoodmSa's bank. ~ y.
Main -. l&6s
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
HELP WANTED-YEMALE.

WT TANTED-Immediaiei q good glrl. Must De
Third 81. aI5-lI.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
KANSAS City Live Stock.

Kansas City Live Stock
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 3.
The Live Stock Indicator reports
CATTLE-Receipts. 5,0JE shipments. 4,uO. VAR Nii hte ~
weak for all classes except ood Ia cows Svol ~
choice corn fed, s4JDd5. d common TO netiluhl So
"a -; stoclers and feeders. l5l@oo1; grass rang
steers, Sljt,sg. .; COWS. SlUJG2,.O- - 49,.
HOGS-Bec epts. $50 shipments 3I- ha ,t he'
r'ev- weak .id sc lowe 10 cnoi-e, F+'l1@
$50 common to medium si,S0&5,O. .,,o,.o
.--tt-tr..,.-. i-OIlei CliNi~N
mutt0ns shade higher good 20 cnoSe Mu''oAi9'
S3,Jlg5.os common 20 medium, slJJs3W
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

ENOK RENT-HoaSe rooms cellar. CiStcru. hsrn
Il coal house.. ali complete on Lawrence avenue.
apply 70 A. Gates. Liulfnerly blesoA OF \. nesl-
ing. Occidental hotel ii-d-
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.

LfOk EENV-tinud oi1ces. with perfect light aud
L ventilation in The SrtigwlSk. ~ low a. $ per
month. Apply IL Office. No. -. second eoor T.. )
collins. agent. L4-A
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-04

ANTED-To make some 0rst class cify iasn
w for six OF twelve months Kansas loan sui
Investment 60. over ichita National bauA l1-tf