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Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-11
Leather.

Hemlock sole, ls0p27c per ID; oak sole, 309
S3c per lb oak harness, 2S(03'c per Id; selec-
ted oak and trace 33c per 10; OAK and hem
lock upper, 2O925c per foot hemlock calf
skim, No. l, s0d9Oc per ID, according to
weight; oak calf skin, No. l, 90c01sl.00 per
Id; Philadelphia calf skin, extra, Sl.00@l 10
per 10; hemlock kip skin, No, l, 60@70c per
delphia kip skin, extra, s0(99Oc per 10. French
calf skins, according to weight and quality,
81. l5@l 70 per ID; French kip skins, do, s0cC@
Sl.l per ID. Cordovan, russett, 1Sc; satin
finish, zoe per foot welt leather, s3.5O44, so
per foot; Inoroccos, boot leg, 25(63Oc per
foot; glove calf skins, 20930c per foot;
Douglas kid, 30G40c per foot; kangaroo
skins, 4o95oc per foot according to quality.
Ioppngs, ssOo@l00O per dozen; Innings,
l2.00 per dozen.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-11
ions of the stocks were

MONEY ON CALL--Easy at lC12 per cent
last loan at l a per cent, closed at IL az per
cent
cent
STERLING EXCHANGE-Quiet and steady at
S4.S44 for sixty-day bills, S4.ST3l for demand.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-11
Sheen,

SHtFD.
The receipts were heavy but only 100
changed hands.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-11
Building Permits
SNAKE FINGER'S FUN.

Drink Malto at soda fountain.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-11
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, Sept. l0.-Wheat stronger; cash
9235c; October 9l&c; November, 92&c.
CoRN-trmer; cash, 4512c; October.
Al 5-l6c; November, 43c.
2i1Sc; November, 2i3c.
kYE-5Jc.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29

"All the way from $40 300 70 $4,000 .
year. sard the detective. arc lost 10 pro-
pretors of largo stores through shop
lifting In some Of the Sixth avenue
stores where no detectives sre esnpioyed
three. four. ard even Eve scalskin oIoal1s
are stolen in q day. aad rarely do tho
detectives In the stores where they ar,
employed search a person for stolen goods
that they DO not find concealed about
them srtici-- ba,onEiug In other stores
a. along the avczlue IN 1<De Of thes..
stores plumber IN regularly smpioy-S
% keep the ladies' toilet "a order. for INTO
the SINKS sgs thrown pock-t books from
which the money has been taken. small
parcels. when the sboplifter finds she "a
being watched. cards and tags on goods.
and whole piece Of lace or eInbroldsry
Is sometimes crowded down out Of sight
to avoid detection About % per c-nt.
Of the pslfereTs are women ia = Etors
where 40 prosecuuons sr. recorded for
one year. only - % the eslDrts ws-.
Iea- New York sun
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
Seeing the Color Of stars

This matter Of color is ono of the great
est mysteries of sight. We frequently
read that in Arabia. Australia and the
Cape Of Good Hope the stars are not only
rauch brighter than in our misty northern
sky, but they show their different colors
with great splendor Very few people
here remark much difference. even in the
colors OF planets. Mars, says New
comb, in his Popular Astronomy" Is
easily recognized when near It's apposi-
tion by its fiery rcd color. / have seen
Mars. of course, all my life. but my eyes
decline TO think IL fiery red. IL is TO re
yellow. and only little more so than some
of the stars. Tho silvcry radiance of Venus
is proverbiai, yet il its rays incline at all
10 one of tho primary colors, il may be
said that they are family tinged with blue.
People differ much as 20 the color Of fixed
stars. never heard amy one deny that
Lyra was white. but | hive met with
those who declared that Aldebsran was
not a fine red star. not red at all. and, In
short, that Ia the whole heavens theirs
was 70 their ewes no difference between
tho color of one star and another Road
ing over the last two sentences 20 an OBJ
server of tho stars. he said: II consider
Venus rather warm colored star. slightly
yellow The blush tint that YOU speak
of better describes Lyra" We then
spoke Of Sirius 'SrIus is about the
same tint as Venus he continued. ''also
rather q wsrn colored star" To my eyes
Sirius burns with a splendid white Light.
jean lngclow IN Good Words.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
.,..no Grain and Produce.

rurc.co June 2S.-Wheat acted queerly
TODAY. The weakness WAS easily proNlueu
for. but the changing about OF the III
-ures. the discounting of July and the Ia
,oritism shown for september and teW
other kinks. put the crowd all at sea. l ne
market from opening to close was active,
fill and very delusivc to the general
trade. Quite AN clement expected better
nrices on the extensive rains, the taking OF
california wheat by the continent and Il
more bullish outlook for export wheat
Many liberal operator entered the PIT 10
INV and did buy considerable until they
found there WAS no limit TO the seliilS,
which was credited to few heavy local
SPECTATORS July wheat, which only TWO
days ago sold at &c, premium oyer Au-
rust, opened this morning at oo5sc'
with August at 191zc Then both went
down to 79l C and the premium vanished
Then August climbed up &c TO 79'ac, while
July only rallied TO 10f-c, and took It's
place at &c discount. Still later when the
Indicator was at 1890 for August, July
could not be sold in the PIT for &c Inc
new crop futures hold up better. Decem-
her went off from - C. ut the opening to.
size. when the first drop of &c occurred III
July. but later it sold at S2>sc. Septeln-
Der also was faYorite. There WIS
sharp up turn i'll wheat just before
O'Clock, caused by covering and little
fright. on the belief that the selling was
overdone On this bulge, July went to
79l5c and August to 1876. The market
after a few erratic minor changes closed
for the day at 1899 July, SO1sc. August
and S0$sc September.
Corn was in shape for break today and
ii broke the receipts were fifty cars I'M
der the estimate at 146 cars all told, with
but,sixty-seven cars of No. > grade. There
were other bull signs here and there and
the crowd was prepared 10 take corn.
Prices were pretty well sustained on the
start, with July at 1870, August 1899
and September 50i4 &C. Later two things
conspired to send prices away down for a
time The one was the estimate of DO cars
for tomorrow. when by the natural de-
crease of late it was expected to be about
one hundred cars. The other was the TN
merciful bounding of the markets by big
local SPECTATORS. July was forced down
10 Ii sc and August to 49, From these
points there was rally of about &c and
before D. m, on covering by the crowd,
prices Were: July 4Sc, August iS3tc, Sep
tember 1914 which were virtually I'M
changed at the close for the day.
In oats July delivery ranged lower early,
afterwards reacted This was about the
only change OF consequence in the market
Other futures were strong and tluctua-
lions were unimDortant. Good receipts of
hogs and lower prices, coupled with est
mates that stocks of manufactured pro
duct July ! would show Il large increase
over June /, induced liberal selling by
packers and spectators. Trading was
increased and weaker feeling prevailed
Lard developed the most heaviness and
prices declined lOc. and last sales at |
o clock, although not at extreme inside
figures, were E3c@10c below the last sales
yesterday.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
Nahi.. yyhi.rIlnr rr.-.

In Eubia there are groves of acadia en-
tending owe, 100 miles square. ms most
ooss2iocoss sp-clss." Gays Dr. 6ehvran.
furth, Ia ths AoaHsA estxiA lts Arabic
narns u Sofia meaning ere or psp--
From the iarvs Of inssrts. wksch have
worked ths4r way fnss tbs snss6<. their
ivory white shoots ass sssea Hsssr.e-i IN
form ane swollen o1t a. ehu1 bss t.<e .
giosrlAr. bis1dos Ike gan aSvss one inch
In diaue<cr After the Insert hssSr-ged
becomes . sost q rsrs;nsi inssrurn~sst.
uponswhich the wt-d, A. b. plays. produces
tia regular sc1nd Of fn:~- On tEss
Account the natives Of tbs SouaAa zass
tie .nseaa ths vhist,iag ;rse-"--Th.
Coronado
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29

To large extens the stupid custom Of
having 70 rxic between he scAs a. thea;r-s
Is responsible for - talking ~ the opera
For bssvo<e 'hs srss evsryboAy. of oscrse.
wants 70 tall. and ssnes ss h theA.rs
ths orchestra rssr~iy fzruissss . scr. Of
background or supposs sc~ ths eonr-s-s-
ton. people ns<ursiiy eons 70 iook upoa
sse ovsr-ars~ zsi ,steri sizes snf in.-ndEa-
ssoas 10 Ia second and third scss If al
opera n SIMILAR hgh.- Even IL sntr'.<ss
music IN taesIr~s vers rza<A teetex tk.sa
IL h oonnoaly. this eorai19Ss,uA asoAS
oagk. 20 snssos 20 baztsh Il from fss
tkez-rea II tegr.des tbs srs and sPosls
The pubSo-Heary T. TsDek IA The Coz
raonnatsa
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
Habits of the French Boureeoisie.


It is the middle class that gives the bcSt
example of the average habits of the
nation And. judging by the standard. !
should say that we Americans were the
most self indulgent people on the face OF
the earth. l wonder what the wife of
well to dc American shoqkecper IN
small way-s grocer. dealer IL trim
Inings. or a petty retail dry goods mr.
chent-would say 20 the home Of one Of
hsr social equals II Paris. IN the first
plses. carpets are unknown in the little
home. except, perhaps. 3 square rug IN the
center OF the drawing room Bits Of car
pet. or little cheap rugs 1T the sides of the
beds. are alone ia use in the bedrooms
Gas is not known outside of tie Kitchen.
snd possibly the dining room
IN many households tablecloths arc noe
used except ct dinner time. and knives
s-nd forks are never changed during tbs
course of meal. One very curious in
stance of economy that came under my
own observation was that practiced by .
Gressnakcr of good standing, who. by
reason of her exquisite taste and mcder-
afro prices. had large and excellent
American custom She WAS woman Of
education and Of very gentle and refined
manners Yet she never wore under
garments Of linen or percale. because they
cost too much in the washing, having
every article of that kind mace in dark
flannel She never sat down 10 n regu-
lsrly served meal. but lived on surrepti-
tious snacss. eaten Whenever and wher-
ever she could snatch moments leisure.
she made fortune IN few years. retired
from business and married doctor. I
wonder if she keeps up her oddly eco
pomicsi habits 10 the present day.-Lncy
Hooper's Paris Letter.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce
KANSAS CITY. June 2s
wHEAT-Weskers No. = soft july. nc bid lilac
asked: No. ? red JlIi5. osspc hld. tSc asked.
CoRN-Steady Snc bid, 4lA,c asked. To"
oAIS-AuCust, als Ind. aAsc asked.
FIoD R-Quis [ M An, XXX 81 0Ndl.rN family
Sl2lSl.Sf choicest -asS ~, fancy Si.1Odlt5 extra
fancy sl-stssLs5. patent s2.l0S2lS Rye -four. SIio
Ssisl. ~
CORN MEAL-Bulk $40, sacked SLo5
CORN CHpP-Nellow SIC.
SRlPSTl Fl Bulk 4Oa sacked soc
BRAN-Sscked csc
Hay Firm; new 81; Old fancy small baled sio5o,
FLAX SEED-Slm
BCTTER-Easy Creamery. fancy lie t-ooa lss-
DAIRY llcsl,c: store choice Tic.
hSEEEsErTwins loo, Young America lolsc.
live POULTRY Receipts large market weak,
hsps s?2Ss2-'S, roosters 500 turkeys &c
HANS-Spcar cured, lie
BACON-Breakfasi. iGc.
DRIED bEEE-a
DRY SALT SHOULDERS * - ioDr CLEAR & z,
clear rib &. IS short clear g.. -
SMOKED SHOC LDkRS-Ss % long clear < "a.
Clear NIB SeGS. shord clear IS - -
PaRE-yss ta-r
LARD-s7-9
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29

july 45sSc4 alc closing I1ssc; August. 1880 iise
closing &c bid september ~ Sc ias, closing i'Hs
0ATS-Strongs No. ? cash. z~lS}1.c; June, S5'sc;
July. 2654c9265.c: August, 24tJ2I1sc.
RYE-Dull; Gle.
BARLEY-No market.
HAY-FirIn Prairie. saONe II OG timothy. sl2.oO
CISCO
IEAD-Dull and lower. Refined offered at s'-o
BUTTER-Steady. Creamery, lJGloc; DAIRY, IL
@iJc.
EGGS-Dul 1ll5c.
FLAX SEED Firmer; $50.
WHIShN->tesIdy: Sl.li.
PkONISlONS-Nery quiet.
PORk-Sl4.O.
IAkD-S1 90
AFTERNOON BOARD.
WHEAT-IG6si4c better.
.tOkN-Firn but very slow.
OATS-Sleldy.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
III. Louis Live Stock.

ST Lofts, June ..
CATTI.E-Receipts, I.sOH shipments. none. Mar
kei slow. thoscc teityt' native steers. S4-'~"t'vt
far 10 good ~ ,. 70; butchers -teer>. medium
to choice - 90 t.lE sjGci.ers and feeder, f;tir
to good. - 5re. .t rangers, corn fed "sfSai.Zr
grass fed $500 ~
HOGS Receipts, 24c0, shipments none. Market
strong. Chohp lltap9' apd butchers -eitct2ns
S5ft:5.iO; packing. mcOl9u To PRIME. f0iO2-j-li;
light grades. ordinary 10 best. Sj.aOss5Jl.
SHEEP Receipts. l.2St shipments, none. Market
finn. Fair TO choice, tJ.j} ,50l
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29

Au1t-&inA, what has become OK al your
beautiful curisi You have nor got any LEFT.
Aina-You see, the cavalry regiment that
hes been stationed here has beec ordered
sway. and / bad 70 give each OF my sdmir-r.
. lock OF bar.-1exax Slf.lncx
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
~. Louis Produce,

T. o,,. ST. Looms. June =
NhEAT-Opened frmer but at once declined
mn otner markets and became settled then raj
he'd ana 2osed setsc above yesterday. No rel
cash ss1sss4c June. sS 4ASlpc. closing Ss1.C Iulv
.ys'fSc closing Ply asked August, s9s7g-. clos
ing .gtsSepsesnber soasssi,4o December Slssaasc.
CoKS-csSh frna, options lower. Nc 2essh. 45l,c;
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
A Gentlemen AFwaya

Yes said the BILL collector at the funeral
Of the SLOW debtor. s'Probley WIS gentle
man, FL say that Of him never called on
him professionally hut he gave me very
cordial invitation 70 come again "--kos.op
xrarscrlp-
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
Kansas City Live stock


! -
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Reccipt>. 2s0t shipments none. Corr
fed firln fat rs-crs steady, others slow Hood a.
choice corn fed. - .U.j..1; CoD-lnon 10 nledlul-
Si.HhgJ WE stuckrF% ami feeders, AZUfd0Jg gl''s
range steers. S2.tIts 80. COWS. Si..U.s".HL
HOGS-iseceipts. $50. shipments. 20. MAJ ktl
opened steady. became strong ana % higher t',Ou
To choice. 81 $40 -: common u medium, 80 10,
80: >kip> and pig fs.tsJ5!0.
N!fEEp-lt.Ccipts In shipments. none. Marker
stronger. Good caoice lnuttons S5.JgG iOJ, com
mon medium. s2Ut@3.C0.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
wichita Grain Market.
New York Money.

WICHITA, RAMS, June -
vuFAT-No . soft, 1Gc; No 2hard, 65c
CDRN-White, Sc; mixed DC.
OATS No , m xed DC
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29

The stock Of those celebrated refrigera-
tors at BissaRtz & Matthews is getting
very low. Parties wishing one had better
call soon, as they cannot be replaced at
present prices. l23 T. Douglas. dSs lit
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29

All notices Of Employment or Situations Wanted.
VIII be charged for tho rate of ave cents per line
por week: no notice for less than 25 cents.
All For Sales or other business notices will bs
charged for at the of iecents per lie per week.
no business notice taken for less thsn 80 cents.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
PHILLIPS & BOWN.
Alamo Park

Street cars leave Douglas avenue and
Market street every hour from n III 70 q
p. m. connecting with dummy fer Aisnlo
park
dl5-Sot RIVERSIDE & SUBURBAN R'K Co
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29

Tho Frisco is the only line running two solid trains
daily TO 81. Louis without change from Wichita.
The only line having morning and night Pullman
ice from ichta ST Louis Two trains daily
To- ARKANSAS and Texas points Free reclining chair
cars morn ~ night trains. City Union
Ticket ONCE ID North Main street and Union
Oak ST,
w, ID. NTRDOCK.
Freight and Pass. Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
Chicago Live stock.

The Drovers Journal reports:
CATTLE-Re cipts. l0,I0; shipments. ".ltG. Mar
kct dull; - 20 io.yer. Reeves sibrd3,O stoc
ers and feeders $2agta5.JJ cows and mixed :l-U
81. - Texans $i.iG@s5.Jo
HOGS-9cCeiprs. 1850: shipments. 5000 Market
steady Mixed -: sos 10 heavy. s5.Gllel 80; light,
:. inlcj.ij: pigs and cull>, $4.25sL5;5.
SliEEP-Reccipts. 5.01J. shipments lWl Market
feeders, s3lUs5.gs Texans, - 0Os3.'5 lambs JIcel
SS.D
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29

Wichita e. Suburban.
FAlEMOt NJ.
Cars leave Fourth and W Williams commencing t:i0
a and every huur until 1910 y m, crossing Doug
las fifteen minutes after every hour.
pOLp'S PACKING HOUSE.
Prom First and Nlain 5, - and ~ minutes after
every honr commencing a S.05 a and Copt inuiDs
until lOlS =. Cars all lines after all plays
al grand opera house. Parties oi 'feur i've can
have slecia cars without special charge after these
hours by felephonjng No. 80 or Calling al ONCE 5l
North Fourth avenue, ds-leS LEE TAYLOR
Wichita & Valley Center Motor L X. r. Co.
NG;or Tor Valley Center VIII leave Thirteenth
street at 90 a. H. l0-2 m - p. and $50 D. NJ.
Leave Valley Center for Wichita at SD a. u. and
i2:al S,21 and 10 p. N.
Cars viii leave DongIas avenue Tor car works
connecting with motor, every hour from 600 =
till 500 ?. NJ.
Extra cars for excursions at all times dl9tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29

Cash quotations were as follows:
FI.Dt r. Slow.
wHEAT-No.s spring, ;9ys.s9sc; No red. ar C.
CoRN-No. :, G'sc.
OArS-No. . Sc.
RAE--No. >, are.
BARi.E Y-No. ., &c.
FLAX SFED-$l.l5AIlssl
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime 81 2stc".SS
PORN SlS.55l, 1900
i.ARD-SS.l5.
WHISkN-SlG.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
PHYSICIANS.
F0RDICE 4 VAN NUYS.

Ply sician- and Surgeons. Office, t;etto building.
corner Main and second streets. Once Jele phor..
50 residedce telephone, so. Calls promptly at
,eadeG DAY night. III m
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
W. W. WILLIAMS,

Physician and Surgeon. Special attention given
10 operative surgery, also does general practice.
ofnce al residence lEf3 y. Em3orla ave, Wichita.
Kan. Office hours, 10 ~ a. m 10 u, IN. and to
= ID, lfl-ff
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
New York Produce

~ New York Produce
\Ew YORK. June IS
AT-Shade h CHER closing steady; No. s.red,
nounlnslly $50. elevator, sN'sefS9's delivered.
COHN-EaSy, No :. 5i,sNlsc
WASTE rl- Mixed, SSrSS,; white. 4oG.fc
COFFfE-Spot quiet Is, options urm except for
June;: sales, ID. 500 bags
SUG1s R-Stcady.
EGGS-DUl ll&lol9c.
BUTTER-Quiet and steady; lssls5fc F
CHEESE-SSrong and active 1SslSc
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
STRAYEsD.

CTRA YED-Tzes12Y small, syo<sed Jersey COW.
- h8S strap 2rol11 fssrl=. Finder LleA-e notify
= Y DEI-zET. - r Central.
CTRAYED-Iure "a f-urz Riverside ho.ei : ssr-
- re- horse. Esr hands j. "a 49, collar marks h.
ward x " - pad Z reEzTDed - Joe strUHk River
ssds hc,ei- Ss-~
- TIA I'd strange pay came 70 Fahu Ra%Serrs
- place fQeSGsF STenfug- fsSse - IAss rsynr RAJ
= bflslie orr a dark hsasn c.o40r h-z-dess o.
In sHeuis-e- Be o. aiEa htv - ~ -5xst shoaics-
y. hi1d h5 :. hsrc f.es VFslfse fsVra~r car e.
J-s.F c3sr-e a. JOAN Ras2.r~ place nlss~s ~
@ wicat.A- o@rer 20 sass cs4rE=s azEs
CTEAyED-F-p-n - North ETnv~rfa Av. T~sse--
1sy slarzztr= cae 11e frrza -sfg COW. reslgg.s
STIR szss4 AcT-as t-r2 rseck- ttrfs %
dzrs. cosS-. Gaa r-sIsG. Ft.A 1zsG shsles sgt
are rerzrr wals ~ =1vea f0z hsT return o. fzfor-
r-aaf1o.. Fading &C EeE rscggeTg, =. Z 5-.sS1y
y. E-.pcrs4 ART. wte..& Ezl 6EG
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
Dix. W. A. MINiCK DIR. J. VI. MINICh.
General Practice Surgery " Obstetric
MTNTCK BROS.

Hofneopathists At laj y. Main ST., over Saving
bank. Calls answered at all times day night
ONCE open at all hours. Residence telephone No
III, oi1ce telephone No. 3tsj
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29

GlS,. - -
EGGS-steady demand: fresh caudl-d lIeI4l.c.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29

T'AhEN CP-Oa Friday. June =, Isss al the Geo.
l. 3. Robbins farm ~ mics south Of wichita.
one steer years Old nrAri white two year
oid he3ieTS- nearly white the other nearly red
also one three year tslc- Gesriy white Il calo-
Also The I'd there wfs "a up Al Inc rixce
one Wild mare ISas about ave years cd IT
dun Il color ne owner can find Tie sock the
s4tyJTe nas1sed fs-m ~oGta la ca1 get
Information ~ calling o. Ham o1d. Esssx
a tne sherf-s or-ce wich.ta. SIT
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29

Loan broker, rental agent. notary public. Roo
30 SedswiCk block. EiS-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29

SToEkGE-For S9zs-sosa goocs z.-cA.ssi.A.
- e>z-c o. sa<~e- II ysz aer xeS1s - stSgs
S-1ss ssssz 70 80 wskES Storage Co. .ss. "a ~sss
Ls.s
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
FOR RENT.

Tor RENT-A room yelling house. furn shed,
II one block from street cars. east 'front.' Vii
lease Tor two or three moIstA-: Wl-k stllll
children need spply. Enquire s. residence, 81 ;
Seneca. or room 30 Seogwick block John K our
ter SeI
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
ATTORNEYS .AT-LAW.
WILL ". MCKEE.

Tawver and collector room Ss SeS-viol
Building, First and Msrk-t SITS. Wichita, Kan.
d55-H
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29

Physician and Surgeon, IA y Mair street; tele-
phone for ONCE No. 29i. for residence 13j DR.. Ter
Illi general practice diseases OF women and chil-'
dren and Obstetrics. DR.. Shuts consumption,
cararrh all throat and chest diseases piles, r,ip-
lures blood, skin and chronic diseases generally.
Consultation free. W;-f
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
DIR, G.. @, FURLEY.

Physician and Surgeon. office ~ Il Douglas av,
Telephone ut ONCE No. ,9t. telephone at lesidenc
No. ll6 Residence l2lS y Market. i34-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29

L'OK REST-Thrce good store rooms Douglas
Il ave. OniCe rooms. furnished ami uufurni ~ned
rooms. u. l.. Barnes 81 son. 80 Douglas svcuuc.
room |. iSstf
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
FOR TRADE
P. A. ROHRBAUgH.


Attorney AZ law Attorney for Western Cellec
tive Bureau. rooms J, = - . No Ia y. Macks
street. wichita Kan. GIgz-.
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E. M. CONKLIN. M. D.

General practitioner Of medicine. surgery. Synae.
coloy and obstetrics Treat all chronic and rivtC
diseases. oxygen treatment given wneii required
Pies and all disease OF the rectum Il specially,
Office removed 10 IA North Main t. over 'Ktii.
sas National Bank. Office nours y tvl2 a. m to-
and !. ~ 5 y. III. dli,-tf
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REMOVED.

Drs. Oldham aud Graham have moved their
cffIce from No. 22i =. DOu;l, No. 20i and
800 second floor of the SsdsNics corner OF First
and Market.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA
TYPE-WRTTTNG.
JNO. E. COULTER,

Mrs: Kendall, copyist, room 5f0 Sedgwick build
ing, Wichita. Kansas. dis IIns
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
FOR SALE.

L'OR RFNT-StAb room for one horse and bug
gy, Mt sl5 South Emporia ave Enquire on the
premises. dlot ~
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
LOST.

O<T-Bssyser Top~kz aas1 Main On Do4x - =
i l@rtrr coat an. Z : r.4irp4d ftcsef. Tf@ mr.
y " receive due reward b. le@Ting AZ tkss o.
fer 1.ef
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29

NOR RENf-4-room house shetYeen Central and
Third streets, first block east of SAINT, !. Il.
r.; price $40 per month. J. +. Humphrey & ~on.
E,j-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29

NOR RkNT-SiX furnished rooms In me resi-
y oence IN the north part ~ the city. Wv family
about to leave the city for Inc >'Ii \ fresh
Noun- COW AMI family horse aud buggy included 10
desired. Rent reasonable To ,.s~Irshl. party. With
out small children Apply a. 81 West Doggl,,s ave.
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Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29
A. L. HELM.
". II. COPEMAN

Attorneys at Law. rooms 8 and & l50 Main street
AL business promptly attended furnish hes;
of references. dA-tf
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FOUND.

I .,oT $D-A l2TE. .ssr-sc -esr ccz ? ~ ~ yssF
Il I'D Pazfset eaa have san ~ ck2fisr are 81
Eg cA2-Ees az 10 y. Esas Sg1a ave. S+sa
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-29

I'OR RENT--FineSt store room in the city; 50Sli0
L feet tn and 4!I Last Douglas ave. Barnes *
: son, room iUi East Douglas avenue l2-tr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-10-25
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