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Bent County register., 1888-03-17

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Bent County register., 1888-03-17

sSy~ ~oTFIcE:-MAIS ST, North of Depot,
Bent County register., 1888-03-17
LAMAR,
a. T. &c s. E. r. R.

a. II. &c s. r. r. r..
when travelling FOR health, busine.s or
pleasure, take the "Hanann Line" for all
points east, west, north or socth.
Through tickets to all important points in
the United States and Danada and Mexico
RRESage checked TO destination.
The Dailo Pullman Palace Car Service and
the dining stations operated and controlled
by this company are too wei! known to make
comment necessary. WI. WHITE,
Gen. Passenger aud Ticket Agt, Topeka, Ks
Bent County register., 1888-03-17

S,,,a1 seventy hnnlrei ue iast OF
Trinidad and ten miles the end OF No Man % a.
The of the only 70 he
Southeastern Neutral Su1y Holmes oy Is On 'V ~
tn, Mulyane Extension of the
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FOR RENT-MIsCELLANEOUS.

NOR RENT-Windsor hotel, FL Dorado. Kansas
L furnishe and doing good business. call at
hotel or address John Is. johnson, Potwin. Kansas,
dos l..
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

CHICAGO. July 2S-Wheat today adj
vanced &c IN about two hours without any
great excitement. 1t was case IN which
goodly short interest buying for long ac-
count and buying agents for foreign
account ali combined TO make board and
strong market In addition to the bad
weather abroad the failure OF much of the
new wheat on this side to grade No 2 and
the favorable export clearances converted
Indifferent ones into enthusiastic bulls.
Opening prices were about &c over last
night. The first few minutes started
prices up quite briskly, and before noon
August sold up to SIC and September to
s214c, an advance OF 1%4c IN each
case. Then came a reaction of &c On
realizing sales and after II o'clock, prices
started up again and touched S214c for
August, see for September Again
there was a reaction OF &c partly restored
afterward, the closing prices being sc for
August and S23sc for September.
The corn market was weak while every
thing else doomed. 1t started off in step
with wheat, August going from 45%c to
46c, September from 45c to 45$4c and Dc
tober from 44@Ic to 45c, but this pace was
too rapid. 1t halted then it turned down.
and it kept on going down, closing prices
showing decline of &c as compared with
yesterday. The range was l@l1sc. The
estimates were 5lS cars and the estimate
for Monday runs from 420 To 431 cars
The board table shows shipments for the
week to have been !, 404, S01 bushels against
l,0s1, 92S bushels received. Brilliant crop
prospects continue to be the club that is
used to depress values. and the free move
ment from the interior indicates lack of
country confidence in futures high prize S.
Trade today was quite up to the average
volume.
Oats attracted little attention.
Early futures declined slightly for the
session, while other futures were steady.
Pork was active, stronger and advanced
22l5c but receded, and closing sales showed
a net gain of l5c. A fair number of out
side buying orders were received, but the
bulk OF the trading was by local scalpers.
Shorts have become demoraliZed at the
continued advance and covered freely and
bid prices up on themselves. 4 feature of
today's trading WAS the sharp demand for
January and year.
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A Richly Merited Rebuke.

The literary wife Of a western senator
went to hear Riley one night; the price for
the authors readings were too high for her
purse, and she gladly awaited herself OF re-
duced rate to hear the star of the combina-
ton She was much in earnest It CHANGED
that her seat lay among lot Of frivolous
women to whom the going WIGS a fad I"
They did not care for Riley nor bis reading.
and they talked small talk all the evening
The senator's wife was distracted by their
clatter: she could not follow the reader, and
she sent several severe glances to them With
out avail Finally she could sit under the
outrage no longer, and, rising, she said in a
tone loud enough to be heard by more than
those for whom the words were intended
FOR Gods sake, women. stop your fool talk
or adjourn to the Libby with IT. and let other
people hear what they paid their money for,
not your nonsense" There was quiet III that
neighborhood through the remainder Of the
programme ashington Letter.
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BaSGinK ut the Knee&.

great many inquiries are made as TO how
to prevent pantaloons from bagging at the
knees There is only one answer to these, 10
can't be done. Your trousers viii bag, and
You can't help it The bagging can be less
ensd BY frequent dressings and taking good
care Of them, but as long as men bend their
knees in walking their pants Will bag. The
skin would also, if it didn't settle back A
great many men pull their pants up on their
knees when seated to prevent their bulgins.
This Is very foolish Tho smallest part Of the
trousers IS that around the calves Of the legs,
and of course, in pulling them Up and bend
ing me leg greater strain is brought 10 bear
on the cloth There might be some way to
sponge the cloth % it would not stretch so
much, bu, % far no tailor has succeeded in
hardly tessening the cause of the complaint
The tailor " ho does make the discovery will
At the sarf,e time make fortune in
Cylobn- Dan,o.erst
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Waste II AmmunssSon

IN the new school Of the soid3ep called for
bccArss Of TIE Adoption q the magazine r.Nc,
. principal dk3czlsy, aud ooe 1oe yet rnea, =
tie pr.ven<sen Of rarksaa aod wasaRsrI a.
travaSAnce ia arnnuranoG decadsd 10
eiioAtton hD bs<n observed anucG Cd -
well - young soid,ers 20 Be iss saving THAI
formerly The German or Preach s.lassr. II
Be hksa, may IRE s.y twenty rounds - .
minute, AID ths rvsiacsaon Of toe $50 and
weight II ths buIsee Ana powder eaasss hs-a
70 ca-ry hsr sgAAa ~ many eartSsdees -
b~Sora n TINS q &xc.&znexx., kaouid ks
lose his nn&h, tina. II % ay. hs WITS. he
might eT1y-y tn ca-1o0chs hux szd Aso kiS
eAnaos,er - Ee<t nocos. 70 Eh1:, taderd.
taas vhsa TIE eoszy saozaA rsaIly cor.s ea.
and Qrsck firing vould - a vial r,O=aG.
se would u practically po~rlna
A faraoos Anaer.nan r~~olEf,cnAsy gen$rL
COMMANDED ha r-sao 20 -vat. I'll y0u - tss
whites of tnesr eva rs<xT1ng 20 ;ks ea-zsy,
ard :hns /. EAts ere there wo1,d not -
any anEzzn$tt1o vasssA After tsS saxrss
i5ea :ss German a1d Yr~seA orsc<s 81, :-y-
iaS 30 ias-rr. :hefT zen, tszs Icy nave do
-g-ered tat . sosi.er sr-s viii zr- O. L-x,
csre, sccor..-g 20 tos difficulties q lo.dinx
sz pAsce and ths number Il sao<s 10 - -
kkU-SrSeS1ac Aoscxa
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

st. Louis. Mo July IS.

ST Louis, Mo July IS.
FIoCR-Quiet and unchanged.
W HEAE-Aii news today tUllish. strong and
higher with continued uGtayorahIe weather abroad
and estimates Of decreased croU eports 81 damage
10 spring wheat and strong and a lvanciu. home
markets put prices up The demand WAS act &c IN
large part of outside orders and shorts covered
freely, but after selling up ueelzsC the advance
checked II q the EarAet became un>ette,i. the
close however was rrul a. lac auovey S,erd ". No
red cash. NsgSUsc luis N-1C nominal; August w.
@S'sC, CLOSING. al s0i o.; September saSrs..c clos
Ing - SilsC; DeCemhFrNit .e>SisC closing Al S5l,
9 RN-Cash, Quiet and closed easy options open
"a firm in pathy with Wheat and pri, e. aivanc-
ed iae4SC. Later the advance lost and the
close weak. NJ. red cash. i5s.4 .iSc, August
ssls DC cesnS Al allec; Septen Der. AZ at!ieC
closing &c sSed; October epsc. closing az sl
yCar -, .S,fSsS = .os ~, $50
OAIS-Cash active and ARM options very MI
but trlD; No. cash. 2lAsot2Sss, July. 1Sc August
Al Il year. s-ssc bid; sep, emher, -S1sc od.
ENE-DCll and nothing dong.
HAY Low grade very dun and declining; high
grades firm; prai: s. iSfor prime 70 fancy new
tnotus sl0stll2OI. ola timothy 2i4 DsE is.u
LEAD-Duil refined offered freely a $3.50.
BITIkk->tesdy creame y. l6ls@yc' dairy, lS5 l6c
EGGN-4ulyt Al lie Tor fresh
fl.AN SEED-Steady 1t Sl6.
MHlSkl steady a; STA.
FkoN i>lo\Sw Higher and strong.
fokh-ctronS and higher sia75. but held
higher AZ the Closc.
.LARD-Prime steam, saleabie al sS5li butchers.
SSH
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29
STAR STEAlE r S.
What tho League Players Have Done In
tho Line OF Base Stealing.

What tho League Players Have Done In
tho Line OF se-steaiing.
Following Is the official record Of stolen
bases Of league players up 70 July IL. In
elusive: Ewing. Of the New forks. stu
leads. lie, Seery, Sunday, Pfcasr and
Eogarty are the only players VINO have
captured over thirty bases:
Pniladelpbia-gv God. g; Andrews, %; 70
gzrty, 30. Mulvcy. z, Mcclure, o, Farrar,
8; Burlnton, o., Clements, o; Gleason, / /.
Irwin, 9; Schri7or, 2; Sanders. 4, Bastia1.
5, Deichanty, ls, Casey, /, Hallu1an, L
rttsburgh-Sgrriay, 81; Maui, 2; Beck
ley, 6; Coleman, 4; Dunlap. Is; Kuehne. is !,
Smith, "a, Carroll. s; Morris, 2, Miller, Is,
Calvin. Q; Fields. .; Cleveland, 2; LENDER
son, o.; Stalcy, ! Dalrympie, 4
Eoston-Keliy. b: Wuse. =, Sutton, 10.
Nash "A; Morrill,, S. Johnston, Il, Hornung,
u; Brown. %; Garrison Q; Madden, q;
Tate, !; ORourke. 2. S0gdcrs, / Burcock,
l; Rsdbourn. 8. Rlasnsn. 3.
Chicago RyAn, u, Sullivan, =. Petit 4;
PETER. %: Arson. Il; Williamson, 10;
Burns, IL; Van Ha.trcn, 10, DuTy, J.;
Darling. 0. Krocx. 0: FsrreZ, 9; Plat ! /;
Daily, {: BALDWIN. =; Borchers. 2
New Yerk-Gore, g; Whitney, o: Tiernaa.
=; Conno-. Is; Ewing. q. Ward, -; Rob
srdson. Is, Foster. s, Murphy. 3. T!.ccna
3; O'Ro1rke, 10. Hatfield. 8. We.cn, z. Sat-.
,ery. 10; Cleveland, /. Keefe. /
Detroit Richardson 10. Brog.her., III;
Troz1psoo, ;; Rowe. %, White, 5. Twf:cs-
s.L 70, Han!c-- ~; e=;csi.e, o: Conway. !;
Carops1, q, Geszs.1, q, Berae.i, 3; G.1zsl,
o, Or1tcr, 0.
wssein ll,rc-- II; HOY. q. Daily.
q. OBrsr. 3; Myers. s.; Trivia. Z. Dos
neny, S>s Ds@slsy. /; . Dag. 2: A.sx. Il.
Si-sI.ora, o, Wa.-sey, ., 6ASex, %. Mr.
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kansas City Produce.


KANSAS CITY, No, July :
wHEAT-Higher; No. red tSc bid. No. soft
6Si BID.
COR N-Weaker at Sc asked.
OAlS-2lC bid 1855 ASKED.
Ky E-tlisc.
tLOjI.-Quiet; Xxx 90 NNN Sl0lSl .05; family Sl.05
"a. % choices S5&i Lac aucyS 45st 5J; extra fancy
81 dJ5ll.vd; patent. SlJlS2. 0.
tpt,N " tAl.-N,l!5C; corn chop yellow. S5ecs0.
SllIPSTU FF-45js4Sc.
bEAN-4Nc.
EAN-Steady AT $50 t6.Uo.
AN SEEi)-!r,s SIC.
U Itk-tirm. creamery fancy, Isaac: good,
lt, @.iry fancy. l5c; good TO choice l2el5c; store
choice. II
ChEESE-Twins. loo; young America, lie.
EGGS--Stpady al iuC.
LIVE CluCkENS-weak; hens s2.25lsSOG roost-
ers. 500; turkeys. &c.
NIG II CURED UANS-lsc
BREAKFAST BACON-llC'
DRESSED BEEF-:c
Day SAT- NhuuLDERS-s7.5l long clear. $50.
clear RIB, sS.lf short clear, $500.
SACkED SHOT, Ideas 50: long clear, sSS5
clear rib. S-.ss short clear, 49,.
POkk-sli0i.
IAkD-St.s5
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Kansas City Live stock,

KANSAS CITY, No. July
The Live Stock Indicator reports.
NAI Lf--heNeiQis. ..t.A SAluments none. Slow.
OGibtoaots SiVod 70 choice, >.tsts5-Se common 10
medium sd-oss.a; stoC6Ure and feeders - nseS NJ
grass range steers. s2tosl.l0; cows .a5.-sNl
HOGS-kecefpis a.ltl shipments atl Omen ~
strong and ABOUT 5Sic higher coed 10 choice s. Ia
ssGae common 20 medium s56se6o0; skins and
pigs. ss.00g5.40. f W
SHEEP keceipts. l.Sa shipments S,n STEADY
good 10 choice niUttons, sa10Si.us common 10 me-
Alum $eAS2..J,
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~ ANTED-25 shoveers and iaborers immedi-
~ atey; one man cook out of town; pastry
cook. woman preiefred; one woman TO COok for
small house; one woman to go 10 Texas, pass fur
Ii shed and good wages walters. out Of town;
house girls. Anyone looking for help work call
at the National Labor bureau pa Z. Douglas, room
Is. W. 5. Cock, proprietor. 81 6C
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A Sudden Attack

&c dropped on hia knees at her feet and
began tbs speech re had been 50 long TO
lea-sing:
Daring love bate you-I-nean, dar-
ling. hate. love you, no-reI ueAna-
Hero Ais face assumed hvid he aid BE-
gan 70 tie itsei il hard knots
w aas Is it-paralyKasP she asked Frantic
ally.
mo, love-" he whispered hosrsely, 81 am
kneeIng On tsckp-DeEoas Eres Press
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

An notices Of Employment az Situations Wanted
win be charged for At the Of nve cents per line
per week. NO notice for less than IS cents
All For Sales or other business notices win b
charged for At the Of I0cents per line per
no business notice taken for less than 50 cents
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FOR EXCHANGE.

LNOR EXCHANGE-First elias. Turnbul wagon
Il and ret OF double harness or uuinCumueTed city
vacant lot or lots Tor good second hand
canopy top pbeaton r buggy and harness and uHin
numbered sacanJ lott build house OF from four
To SIX rooms. address Z@l East Douglas avenue,
room G. dtS-sj
L-OR EXCHA NGE-i6 lots blocks OF court house,
II clear OF incumbranc,, Medicine Lodge for lots
IA Wichita T. lots IN insey. ksu., clear OF in
curlDrance. ito acres IN ksarney county. Kan.
Apply al Room , 4OY EaSt Douglas dai-s.-
rj-O EXCHANGE.-For ciotfIng. ii acres vel
4 improved land ~ miles from good town, four
hours drive from wichita Two never falling streams
Of water. 4 acres under fence and enc 81 the
stock and grain farms in SedgWlck county Price
500. mortgage 81 % year.. address ". J. Stew
art. Latham. Kan. dS4 c.
I'OR EXCjANGE-To traders and every bod O. ss
! he Kansas abstract agency VII. furnra you
abstracts 70 any lands IN the OF KansaS,
diagrams descriptions and estimates Of value.
Kansas Abstract AGe4Cy. rooms 10 T. No I51 y
Market St. Wichita IAN, :. +. Wheeler manager.
olS~If
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

L'OR SALE OR EXCHAN0E-l "a scr-- In BARRIER
county, 10 Ia Harper county, both well i'm
proved and good land. e. acres IN Mason county. H..
acres ia 81 Francis lounty. No. sections IN I'd
wards county. hAn good la d. ~ rooIu residence in
center oi EidoraGO. ana one Ia Peoria. ii 0usl-
lots In kldoredO. lots IN Wellington winfeif
Seyery. Bszeiton and Marion ard 1fhsr town ard
farm property Tor a exchange Gail and sss
a J. EdgvToTtb. Room y Gefto block sscl-S-
LrOR SALE OR EXCHA SGFl-T-sck sHiky new
i OF The bet make VIII sell cheap And god
re, l1g pounds WI exchange Tor bflcs o.
lumber. T. g. kAleiy, l51 Paiti avenue cSi-s.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

"faorA. Nm, Las . baseball cub ocrs-
posec entirely Of school-be.caers
IL Rso 'sresro they oocaxsona.:y p,sy or
game, bot ice BrKz.li2as are 200 tired 20 Tn
s@sezs AID Indians are hired 70 &c n fss
ih<H-
wild bal broke - gzae nens Ars.a,
Tex, os ctser day py oAArg1os ito tss
Fed Every ocs Ia bc.h sfro rss6s hnza
Ya-a.
A nay~. oEsr's report frS<a Alszka mr.
es1fA.ly r-entioos ,aSs . Covsrrxzs.. "a.
~sS tesr.s.y .zxe1 ~ oize ysc.sad .rc,a
native Indians ~ ss.xA
IT, Beaver es1a Ass lie deaovood O., Al
be iS~-- oczr--y c4-ss vnes. c.sysux a
kcr-e TIE l2.,ey Lecoz.e ssscvs vf.a.s :.
DsavsrS al.4uaas 90 eADtS - -.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

OST-A brownish. green lap robe, machine
IL brodered. Finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving same at this Once. d50tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

The Photographer Pictures i'll all sizes and styles.
He also carries the finest assortment OF picture
frames in the city. Give him friendly call and ex-
anime samples
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

"ANTED-One woman cook and one WON an {
w do general Homework at Fairvtew hotel, 70.
" est douglas avenue. dol St.
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. J. W. KIRKWOOD.

once Noble Block corner OF Douglas and Topel
AVENUES Residence No S3 South Topeka, tel
nbone for residence No l4 5l-2ni
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BEAR & HERRING,

OWL saNC1NEhhS.- -
ONCE 80 North Market Street. Wichita Kansas,
Survey business and residence lots, do Mapping
and plat Ing. lay additions parks, Gene
teros give grades for buildings payement5.
sewrrs AL work under our personal supervision.
Thirty-ve years experience. 56-1ms
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Wichita and Suburban.
FOR PARAMOUNT.
First car leaves Fourth and Williams at 600 a m.
Commencing at 7:G5 d IN Will leave , minutes
after every hour until l3Oj p III, crossing Douglas
avenue on Water, 10 minutes past the hour,
FOR BURTON CAR WORKS. PACKING HOUSE AND
STOCK YARDS.
Leave First and Main twenty minutes and fifty
minutes after each hour from 40 m until 800 III
LEAVE PARAMOUNT FOR CITY
At 600 1;0 and 80. Commencing at $40 a
car VIII leave ten minutes after each hour until
30 p, IN.
LEAVE BURTON CAR WORKS FOR CITY.
Five minutes after each hour, from 100 a N until
9:05 pm.
Cars leave after all plays at Crawford Grand
Extra cars be had by teiephoning No 40 or
calling at Office No 55 Fourth avenue.
LEE TAYLOR Manager.
O. J. CHAPMAN Supt. DIS
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LOST.

T OSTOE sTEATED-f-oz. PA-sA-z1ss sAs@sr- &
l. Airno AID SEAL strz~ berry rrA.z z-a-r 49,
4 aA--ds high ~e8ssi ia rerAr 80 - pad .
.e<1E ae4 - ". Il keez-- ~ EAs: E>cs4~-As Aye1SS
SEs4S
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STORAGE

CTOPAGE-Fcr sozsehoid gods or ze-chAs6'ss
- ooset or locs. II T0s have kny KO1ts - stSfs
bring them 70 he W.Sk.tA Storage Co. 70 "a ~sss
Doug - ave- Ag
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PHILLIPS r. R0WN

Veterinary Surgeons. j. VI Philips. ID. Y. S. grad
uate OF the Chicago college. T. y. BOwn. v S
Once S25 + Doug as avenue. Wichita. Kas.
Telephone No. ). 1H-tf
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In q state OF MIND.

The weu-knowu writer. Rev. h r
Hawels, is III a state OF mind lie had con-
triouted to the new London Cnirersal Re
rier al article on the ballet, defending its
maintenance on moral grounds. When the
Rests.1 came out Mr.. Haweis' article sp-
peared illustrated with some gorgeousiy
colored pictures Of ballet dancers N the
most airy costumes and seductive poses
This unwarranted proceeding PIT the rev.
ereud gentleman on the rampage He has
addressed the following letter 10 the lead
ing London papers:
Il have just seen with the utmost annoy
sace, and must say grief, the illustrations
with which ny article OF The Parson: the
Play and the Ballet has been fitted out IN
the CnicfrsaI Rerse,c for June, and venture
TO appeal 10 the public Is 20 whether there
is any thing IL COMMON between The spirit
OF these illustrations and the general sense
Of my aCtlcle / need hardly say that
was not consulted II the matter. nor was
even told tia, any illustrations would be
made Those revolving pictures can have
but one eEect-to maze re appear as AZ ad-
vocaIe Of those abuses against which tie
whole arsacle IS q long AID leve. protest u
tbs editorial Nsuoes"
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ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA.

American Reprint Ninth Edition, j. NJ Stoddart
Co. Publishers. Mrs. l.. ;. Carter agent. Ofiice D
+ Douglasave.. rooms II and Is, Wichita, Kan. cal
and examine the work send for specimen leaves.
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Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Ill, July IS.

The Drovers' Journal Reports
CATTLE-Receipts. 1905 shipments, 400. Mar
ket slow and unchanged: steers, sSs5a{Io; stocKers
and fe aders ssO013.dE COWS. bulls and mixed fiSO
1850; Texas cattle. $2.0Ge3.S Wyoming feeders.
$535. oo
HOGs-Receipts, IS. 90 shipments. 600. Market
strong 5al0c higher light, t5y5G6-4o heavy $6lo
(q6 l116 light s6:2196s5; skips, s.. 2505.0
SHEEP-Receipts, BOG shipments 2W Market
steady; natives, - 0g44.G western shorn. SoGtg40S
Texas shorn, $30lGi.u0 lambs, s.. 00Se. -.
st. Louis Live Stock.
ST. L DCIs, Mo-. July o.
CATTLE-Receipts 500 sA pnents. L. SO. Mar
ket steady; choice heavy native steer5,$ 2Jls3s 50;
fair TO good $4lG&5.5t butchers steers medium
to choice t33lG ~ stsckers and feeders. lair to
good 81 40&3 O rangers, corn fed s5.5tg4.40 gra
fed. S2.2j@3,GD - -
HOGS Receipts 1l0G. shipments. 200. Market
strong; choice heavy and butchers. selections %, ~
es5,Gs packing. mtd 10 prime s5.25as5,4E llght
grades, ordina Y TO test, s5,iDR5,35- ~
ShkEP- Receipts, $40 shipments, 'o6 Market
firm; fair to choice 1919 1f.45 A.
and Indians in loads, 80, Gjt3j.p
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New York Produce.
NEW YORK. July 2S.
WHEAT-l@aSic better. C oSiug firm, No. ,. red.
ell.ag1C e evator. 9iIg4 c .eliycred-
COEN-Quiet but held firmly. No >, 5t2ic de-
lNe-ed.
CAlS-Mixed 4G2Sc; white. 426i}c.
,OFFl f Spot. nominal l4'gc; options opened
w az hni closed stradiei; sales. 1850 bags.
SUGAt-Dull and unchanged.
EGGS-Quiei but steady; lSI lOlsc.
BUTTER Unchanged.
GHEESF-l nchauL aa
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by two good girls 10 do
- cham Der work and take care Of or two
chiidrel. Apply at No. 81, s. Mosely ave- Is.
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TVPEWRTTTNG
GENERAL, STENOGRAPHER

Mrs. Kendall. copylst, room 5lJ Sedgwick bIld
ing, Wichita, Kansas. Hours, $40 IN. 10 5tt) n
di2-iInf
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And Notary Public. shorthand work and copying
OF all Kinds. satisfaction guaranteed; special
terms for large contracts also contracts outside OF
city. l.. NJ. HULL, room 3ss sedgwick Block.
di linz
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Wichita & Valley Center Motor & X. r. Co.
Moor for Valley Center will leave Thirteenth
street at go H. M 1920 a. m, 2:U r. and 5:2J p.
Leave Valley Center for Wichita al o:.J a IN. and
1920 $40 and 20 p
Cars Will leave Douglas avenue for works,
connecting with motor every hour from 500 a.
till SO p. N.
Extra cars for excursions at all times. dl2-n
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FOUND.

EOUND-Honey- any p@rsor describing Or pros
j Ing money found 70 my sa-lsfsclian Can have
me sane, Z rot claimed soOr Il vi hard1d 20
sou5e o. the Charitable iEstIt1t oGs Of city.
u. Mum. 80 @!ruu0nnt. dslsj
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Elegant free reclining chair cars on morning
trains. and Pullman sieepers On all nigrt trains;
Tickets sold and baggage checked through TO all
points. City ticket Office go East Douglas avenue.
Passenger station. corner Douglas and Meau ave
&. y. RUTHERFORD, Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

"ANTED-Twenty-fi first class bricslayc
" Wages, = 20 ~ cents per hour Apply 70 W.
liam Allen. contractor, Peoria, III ddl-5t-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

Free reclining char cars are now running
on all trains on the c., k.-& y. railway
Rock Island Route" between Wichita,
Topeka. Kansas City, st. Joseph, Chicago
St. Louis 81
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MoMAHANS DETECTIVE AGEN
R. WEEKS & SON

Onice IN the Clement building. Room. and 5. 2s5
l9-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

Attorney -at-law. Office, room Sitting blool
46-tf
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q F G. KENDALL,

Attorney at law. Attorney ;or Manufacturers E1
change Chicago, Prvsecntes claims Tor pension
bounty. etc. Room ~ >eiswIck Block. Wichita
Kansas. 39-lmot