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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-21

SOLID vEsTleulf fxIl cf Through Coaches. s@,seas @ as61 Chair Cars and tEast ef r,,,9S
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Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
PANTRY PlCkINGS.

THE stove should not be uncovered to
toast any thing while there is dish in the
oven.
4 GOOD rule for the use of the different
kinds of -four is TO use pastry -four wherever
baking powder is used, and bread -four with
yeast.
A FAvoRrrE Carolina dish is new sugar
beet pudding. The beets are boiled tender,
cut into dice mixed with custard of milk
and eggs, seasoned with pepper aud salt,
baked in pudding -dish and served as hot
vegetable.
ORANGE salad is a delicious accompani-
ment for game, broled or roasted poultry,
when made as follows: Slice tart. juicy
oranges, removing The seeds, arran ging the
slices on salad dish and dressing them
with salad oil. squeeze of lemon juice, salt
and dust of cayenne
VERY delicate and delicious cakes are
made by allowing two teaspoonfuls of
baking powder and one-half teaspoonful Of
salt 10 one quart Of milk. and sufficient corn
meal mixing all into smooth, thin batter
no eggs or butter are used for these. The
cakes bake quickly 10 a rich deep brown,
and are extremely tender and hight.
MEAT SAUcE--V;negar, one quart: all
spice, two drains: clover. one dram; black
pepper. one dram; mustard two ounces !:
ginger, one dram; salt, two ounces; shall
lots, two ounces; sugar, eight ounces; tam
arin6s. foIr og2ccS. sherry. cue pint. Guilty
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
GENERAL GLEANINGS.

THE head of new style of cane is fash
toned into cigarette case.
CHURCH organs are being manufactured
which can be played by electricity.
THIS country has but one ex-President,
Hayes, and one x-Vice-President, Hamlin,
living.
DIR. SHRADY, who attended General Grant,
expresses the opinion that Frederick Ill
will steadily improve and recover.
A SEED company in Atlanta, Ga, has just
sod to the Gar of Russia through the
chronological agent of the Russian Govern
ment at Washington two hundred bushels
of cotton seed, the first shipment from this
country.
THIS is a copy Of circular recently issued
by the Salvation Army in Kansas town:
"Smiling Belle, from Wichita. Kan, the
girl who jumped ont Of a two-story window
to get salvation, will be at IS Rink, Mon
day, at eight o'clock p. m. Cyclones of sal
vationl Tornadoes of power! Gales of
grace! Celestial breezesi Collection at
the door to defray expenses"
On one of the recent muddy days in Bos-
ton as horse-car was passing, a lady at a
street corner beckoned to the driver and
the car was stopped at crossing. The
lady stepped on board and the conductor
opened the car door for her to enter. I'm
agine his surprise when the lady informed
him that she did not want to ride; that the
crossing was very muddy, and that she
wanted to step across, using the car plat
form as bridge, to the other side of the
street The veteran driver says that in his
many years experience he has never had
any thing so completely upset his eQuilib-
rum
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09

powder, one ounce; cayenne, one dram.
The spices should all be powdered. Mix
all the ingredients together. simmer for an
hour and strain.
SPIcED GRAPEs-Remove the skins, cook
the pulp, strain out the seeds, then return
the skins and juice to the kettle after meas
uring, and to each pound OF the pulp add a
pound OF sugar, one-half teacupful Of vine
gar, a teaspoonful each OF cinnamon and
cloves, and half teaspoonful of nutmeg.
Boil well together for some time, watch it
to keep from scorching. When rich and
thick it is done. Keep in self-sealing bot
ties.
MUSHROOM SAUcE.-One pint of mushroom
buttons, salt to taste; a little grated nut
meg, one blade Of pounded mace, one pint Of
cream, two ounces of butter, -four to thick
en-. Rub the buttons with piece of flannel
and salt, to take off the skins; cut off the
stalks, and put them in stewpan with the
above ingredients. previously kneading
together the butter and -four: boil the
whole for about ten minutes, stirring all
the time.
In using milk in cake making it is well to
remember that sour milk makes a spongy,
light cake; sweet milk, one that cuts like a
pound cake. With sour milk soda alone is
to be used; with sweet, baking powder or
soda and cream of tartar Never use fresh
and stale milk in the same cake. Butter
should be beaten to a cream, and sugar
added gradually; next yelks of eggs, then
flour, the whites of eggs and lastly the ia
voring or spices.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, April S.-A large business was
done in wheat and interests centered prn-
cipally in the July future. Sellers were
the most numerous and lower range OF
prices was established, in which all futures
shared. Operators now being of the opin-
ion that the May deal is over are getting
more confident and selling. Parties who
would not sell for fear OF manipulation
heretofore are now selling freely and 1t
was rumored that two prominent flour
traders had entered on bear campaign
for July delivery, at least they were re-
ported as being heavy sellers today. The
weakness and declining prices had the eff
feet of bringing out considerable long
wheat. Outside influences were all favor
able to short sellers. May opened 3l@1Lc
lower and declined 500 more, closing
about sc lower than Saturday. June
closed 43Ic lower. July opened weak,
%024c lower, ruled steady for while,
then declined 19zc more and closed about
21ic lower than Saturday. Crop reports
continue favorable and are having more
effect upon the market.
A fair business was transacted early in
corn within a narrow range, after which
the market ruled quiet. The feeling de-
veloped was somewhat easier and slightly
lower prices were established. The market
opened at about Saturdays closing prices,
was steady for time, then sold off sc, re-
acted trife and closed 1@@3sc lower than
Saturday.
Oats were active but unsettled and irreg-
Mar, a large business being transacted.
The opening was easy and a slight decline
in May was witnessed. Buying by large
operator reversed the downward current
and an advance of 35@12c was recorded.
This brought in a large number of sellers
for all deliveries and, although trade was
good, prices gradually receded 1%@58c. At
round inside prices shorts bought heavily
but the market closed quiet and easy at
about the lowest OF the day and 1S04c
lower than Saturday.
Pork was active, irregular and some
what unsettled. Opening sales were made
at l5c decline with rather free offerings
and a further reduction of 15c was sub
mitted to. Later the market was steadier.
Prices rallied 5@715c but toward the close
the feeling was weaker again and prices
receded 15@1715c and closed quiet. Lard
was more active but rather unsettled.
Prices on the whole declined nc and the
market closed rather tame. An easier
feeling prevailed in short ribs and trading
was quite active. Prices ruled irregular
and declined l215@15c.
The leading futures ranged:
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
NOTES ON NOTABLES.

A WASHINGTON correspondent says that
President Cleveland carries photograph
of Mrs. Cleveland in the case of his watch
Mr. GLADSTONE is to write reply to In
gersoll's attack On Christianity, and his de-
Tense of the faith of his fathers will be pub
lished in an American magazine.
Rev. 7. DEWITT TALMAGE is great walk
er, and thinks nothing Of an early morning
spin of eight of nine miles into the suburbs,
topped off with brisk run of half mule.
STENoGRAPHER D. F. MURPHY has been
the reporter of the United States Senate
for nearly forty years. He has reported
Clay, Webster and Cass, and later Summer,
Seward and other famous men.
HENRY BERGH had a woman's sensitive
ness about other matters than those touch
ing the welfare of dumb brutes. He was,
for instances, remarkably sensitive about
his age, and was at least ten years older
than was announced at the time of his
death, his age being then given as sixty
three years.
EMILE BERNARD, cook to the late Emperor
William since 1853, always consulted with
his imperial master in regard to the dishes
Of the day. The old monarch often asked
the cook to explain the composition of GER
tain dishes, and occasionally suggested an
additional fiavoring, which indicated to the
French chef that his Majesty "could feel
his mouthfuls as well as swallow them
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND likes to get to bed
at seasonale hour, but Mrs. Cleveland en-
joys a little mild dissipation immensely. At
a late supper she is always seen at her best.
Her girlish fancy for coy little suppers at
a late hour, born possibly of the school
girls innate fondness for the forbidden
midnight " spread" is still keen, and she
frequently surprises the President by pro-
ducIng, just as he is about to retire for the
night, dainty little dish which the oblig-
ing White House chef is ever ready to con-
coct for her.
FALL RIVER, Mass, points proudly to the
fact that the late Perry Davis, "the pain
killer" was a carpenter in that city forty
years ago or more. When he found his
panacea for all ills he lift his bench and
took to peddling medicine in a basket. His
neighbors told him he was foolish to desert
his trade in such a manner, but Davis never
doubted his ability to make fortune with
his pain killer" He went to Providence,
R. l., and became proprietor of what was
afterward the largest patent medicine es-
Enlistment in the world. He died some
years ago, leaving large estate to his
heirs
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at the
- Office of the secretary of state until Y O'Clock
cry for use of state department Tor the scaI year
3 rms. ISL national Phil legal cap, per rean,
10 rms. 12-lb national letter paper.
II rms. Glib national note.
rms. 100-lb Parker treasury plotting paper.
6rrns. lJ0-lb 40xiS Manila wrapping paper.
% gro Fa6ers lexicon pencils ~ No; 1 per gro.
gro. Faber's hexcon pencils, red and blue.
10 gro. Giilotts No. SOB pens.
10 gro. Gilott's No. 2gl pens.
gro, Easterbrooks No. 0is pens.
NO. No. p 3sr coated
6 gro. Easterbrooks No. l6l
gro. Spencerian No. l.
5gro. Speceran No 2.
5 gro. SDencerian No. 8.
5 gro. Washington medallion.
5gro. Harrison &c Bradfords No. 5o7;
5gro. Leon Isaacs 81 Cos glucinum No. 2. -
L doz Rogers or Wostenhoim's bone handle
y doz Rogers or Wostenho'm rubber eraser, per
doz.
doz. fat rubber rulers, 12-inch.
doz, fiat rubber rulers, 1s-inch.
10 doz. qts. Arnold S genuine fluid.
s doz. OTIS. ArnOld's copying.
doz. DTS. Antoines copying
6doz. OTIS. Sanford mucIage, per doz
gro. Faber's ink and pencil erasers per gro.
y gro Faber's ink and pencil erasers, large. Pc
dog. SINGH copying brushes, per doz
2 No. safety inkstands, per doz.
m No. McGill's flathead paper. fast per m.
SIN No. Mclills iarnesd paper, fast. per m.
VI
s m No. McGill's iathead paper. fast, pc m
5 IN No. McGili's fathead. roundhead, per m.
5 m No. McGilps iatnead roundhead per m.
SIN No. McGill's flathead roundhead per
doz. No pyramid pins, per doz.
) doz. No pyramid pins per doz.
5doz. No pyramid pins per q.
doz. No pyramid pins. per doz.
IS lbs 2-ply hemp Irvine per 10.
D lbs 5-ply hemp Irvine, per Id
/ IN 10 d II national seals red, per
m II d II national seals. green. per m
l IN 10 d.l1 national seals, gilt, per
/ III IL Is nation i seals, red, per IN
IN 10 d Is national seals, green. per IN
l m 10 Is national seals white. per m
III 10 Is nat onal seals, gilt, per
Is m best news wrappers, pc IN
2d.GO0 envelopes all sizes. best grades.
Said proposition shall he endorsed Bids for Sta
tionery." The bidder 10 whom the contract may be
awarded shall deliver such stationery 10 the
tary OF in Topeka, Kansas, all charges paid,
in suCh quantities and at such times may be de-
sirabe by the executive council. The executive
council reserves the right to reject any or all bids
and also take more or less of such article in the
above estimate may be required, at the prices
designated by the uccsSful bidder. The proposals
will be opened by the executive council at its regu
lar meeting. May -. iSS9
By order OF the Executive Council
VM. HIGGINS. Secretary Of State.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
ST, Louis Produce.

10.
ST. LOUIS April 5.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-i,ower Rains in west and noFtn"est
and threatenngtgreather herescaused severe break
N prices. all the markets suffering decline lose
was at declines from Saturday of PIC for May &c
for June and August and 1s4c for July. No. = req
cash Sc nominal; MAY S8gs9sc closed Ssc piI;
7S3Sc closed 7a1Ec year 11szc, closed s.5Yc asked
lORN-No. mixed cash SJ14D1sg7sc; May Soa,Soic
closed 3Dslc asked; July 325zc closed 321ec asked
OATS-Lower; No, cash 25@2tcbd; Nay zo14@
26z.c.
RYE-Dull; No. 2 45a42lz.
RARLEY-Nothing doing. ., - .,.,.
HAY-Unchanged; prairie Sc 5OG6 81; timothy,
s. 50sl2 80.
FLAX SEED-ouotable at 81 A..
LEAD-Unche nged: refined g 4212 o
BUTTER-QuIet but steady: creamery, ZSSzoc;
dairy 2lG22c
EGGS-Flrmer at SEC.
WHISKY-Steady: 81 0S.
PROFESSIONALISM,
PORk-$l2 "a
LARD-Prime steam nominal; at So 5214.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09

In the District Court OF SedSwick county Kansas.
Emily AIcott, plaintiff.
Edward c. AIcott defendant.
BY virtue Of my authority receiver In the ahovs
e. titled action viii the 9Th day OF spFil
1859. AT IL ~ at the door OF the court hogsa
IN the city Of Wichita. Kansas, offer ror
sale TO the highest bidder not les
than Ss.0Ul. the following described real estate
situate In SeGg wick county. Kansas VIZ.
Lot l-i Main street IN the original town OF iah-
tia. shown 10y the recorded plat thereof. 1hs
terms Of sale will be ona-half cash and hair IN
year at per cent interest. subject the cGn-
hrmation of tho court JAMES l. Dl EH.
Dated March p lssA Receiver,
am 81
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
Kansas City Live stock.

KANSAS CITY, April s.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Recepts. 3 6JE shipments. 800 quality
not so good. arket opened weak and S@lCc lower
dressed beef and shipping steers cIosln stron
Scarce and higher; stockers and feeders quiet but
firm. Good choice corn fed "a l03 5o common 20
to medium 50 80a3 90; stockers and feeders 81 oO
as 40 cows 81 U0g2 IS.
HOGS-Receipts, $3.50; shipments, none. Msrke s
slow and SC lower Good to choice 81 5115S4 Co.
common TO medium 81 2Osi 50.
FHEEP-Receipts, go shipments $40 va MaFk .n
active and firm. Good to choice muttons u zoSs w.
common to medium e 50s4 W.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
CHEESE-l1MllLc,

CHEESE-l1@llAc.
LIVE POUITRY-weak: hens. 81 509S .: ROSTERS
81 2G chickens So OOd3 %; turkeys, lie per pound
SUGAR CURED HAMS-lN5!c.
BREAKFAST BACON-lV5sc-
DRY SALT SHOULDERS-s5O co. long clear. s6O71s
short clear, Sc %. .. o., H.
SMOKED SHOCLDERS-s5 5s long Clear, % o'7e
short ribs 81 0E short clear. " %.
PORK-S12 80.
LARD-S6 %.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09

Only s23 round trip to Denver, Pueblo
and Colorado Springs, and S45 50round trip
to Salt Lake and Ogden, via the Missouri
Pacific railway, the new short line. Pull
man sleepers run through l20tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09

All notices Of Employment or Situations Wanted
from one 10 five lines. sc per week. ali notices
i've lines viii be charged for at the rae Of FIVE
cents per line per week-no notice taken foe less
than y cents
All For Sales. Help Wanted. For Rents other
business notices from one to dve lines. 30 csnts per
weeS-ali notices Ave lines viii be charged for
at the rate OF ten cents per line per weekao notice
taken for less than 81 cents.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.

NEW YORK, April 8.-Following is
statement of the visible supply OF gram
afioat and III store on Saturday, April
q, as compiled at the New York Proance
exchange:
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
Chicago Live Stock
The Drovers' Journal reports:

CHICAGO, April 8.
The Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receipts 1900 shipments. 1000. Mar
ket active and shade lower choice to extra beeyes
81 i0.as Gl; steers $ 0G4 4G sockers and feeders
g 20 93 65; cows bulls and mixed 81 6GG3 29 Ie3aS
steers So 0lE3 81
HOGS-Receipts 1900 shipments, 100. Market
slow and 5a i0c lower. Mixed "a l5CG4 gu heavy,
81 10Ge5 Coz hight 81 S0G5 0E skips s. 5Og4 tO
SHEEP-Kecepts. 1906; shipments 800. Market
strong. DC higher. Natives, s. 75Si 6G corn 1ed'
- 90G5 80: lambs 81 75@6 20.
Drovers' Journal cabeGram from London quotes
heavy supply of cattle; demand weak but prices
steady I3I6c for tops
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
Notice

All Drivers have positive orders to pre-
vent passengers from getting on and of
front platform OF cars. or stand on the
same.
Passengers must keep off of the front
platform. WICHITA STREET R'Y Co.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09

II Ioos q b&o FfA&sf@tco KT1
Pa>.engsrs f1g Ell points IN Co5uxSdo.
Wyoming. itaho. CaA. Nossasa, zsv&3a'
W sshingtox territory snd Or~ron, shosl4
travel VIA tSss EIss1srfa Saors LAae The
orsninx o. TITS hzs gives 20 tAs sTsy.seT -
ssorres- AMI quickest reoss Free sarusSv
sissplfx cars Esss~orts % The prfreEu<i
p1zsrs "a stsov< ssxgfsorsss ~ithoa. -ex-x-
Fer fsli tsforna,lon sppsy % w. D Nrr-
Man s-resz- so
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
The Masters Touch

Athvart the walls tie lazy sunshine faDA
And IDLE shadows IN TIE corners Play;
Without the brook IN asuless hurry sprsvs
Impatient DER the pebbles n its wAy.
Useless ard stl the IDLE ETH wheel staadA
Useless beside the notsy waters run;
Yet they but wait the touch Of master hsufs,
And straight their mission n tie weird 5 b.
So life, at frxt is like TIE noisy stream,
TIE idle wheel whe-eo1 TIE sasoear-s shi.e.
When, 10: she Masters touch, and straight tie
dream
OF lie becomes purpose 81, divine
- c. Iy.nS n Cny3slaa t1ez.ler.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
Look Here.

Engraved and printed LUNCHEON
cards at the Wichita EAGLE office. dos If
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09

Engraved CALLING eares-a. ,hs
Wich.ta EAGLE oiEszE ca Il
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
Cheer I'd, Bald Heads

A head that's bald does not imply
That he who owns 1t must be old;
For instance, look at William Nye,
Whose youth and beauty is extolled.
Oh, no! II is no sign of age,
For babies so are often born;
In countries, too, the handsome stage
Is only reached when heads are shorn.
Bald heads may come from alright hats
We slaves OF fashion have to wear,
Or from those matr imonial spats
When lady fingers clutch the hair.
Or from the sf'i and starchy shirt
Jerked on and CT four times day,
Which makes friction that must hurt
And wear and tear the hair away.
Then BARRIERS whom you Can't resist,
Alive TO biz shampoo you well
And rub the ha,r OF ere it's missed,
So hair reviewers they can sell.
Reclining Ii ahizh- backed chair
Or sleeping on too short bed
Without night-cap scrspes tie hair
And puts polish On tho head
Red-headed men are never bald.
Nor dudes nor idiots, yen know,
Nor women wearing hs,s-so called
AS big as waters for show.
BIT men OF brains who have 70 scrstch
Ideas from cut their teeniag paies
Cnconsc.ously rub OF the shatch
That nature neediessly cresfes-
H C. Dodge n n. I. World
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09

L.bographlpz Of al kinds a: ;he wseA-
- EAGLE ofsscs GS3tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Arril s.
wHEAT-Quiet; No red. s5'zc,- No soft May Sc
asked
CeRN-Quiet; 2JIec,
oATs-Aiay 21c bid. 2lSsc asked
FIOUR-Dull and weak. AN, 81 or XXX. 81 70.
Family 81 so choice. 81 d. fancy, 81 81 extra fancy,
q oo@2 lG patent. - s0S2 ~.
CORN MEAl-51G62c.
CORN CHOP ss5ic-
SHIP STUFF-52&5sC-
BRAN-saesic..
RAS-Steady; 81 eoG6 &C.
ELANSEED-Sf-Sa
BUTTER-Weak; creamery, lSsg2c; dairy. l6S:
rcii. 10 llcs store packed e&9c,
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09

Engraved CALLING cards q; tbs
Wichita EAefT o13cs- 6s5 Il
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
New York Money.

NEW YORK, April s,
Money on call easy at 394 per cent. Last loan D.
Closed offered al ).
Prime mercantile paper 41EG6. a,o.,>.o. en-
Sterling exchange duh but firm at 81 eoA lor W
DAY bills and 3 So! for demand:
Stock active. but weak. decidedly lower.
IntaI s.Ias Of sincb. tndaY wore 2g5 olI slares.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09

Eszr@ysd CALLING carts A. tie
w1ess.4 EAclE esfsos AIT
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
SHAFFER d MAHANEY
PIANO TUNING.
4. PHILLIPS Sc PHILLIPS
PHILLIPS & PHILLIPS.
0TIpGT TOM
M. PHILLIPS

Graduates, of Chicago Veterinary College; men,
bers of the Chicago Veterinary Association
The doctors prepared TO do all kinds OF veter;
mary work, including canine practice, dentistry and
all surgical operations. Good accommodations for
all patients requiring special care. Calls by tele-
phone, telegraph mail will receive prompt atten-
ton day or night
Office, SO East Douglas Avenue. Tele-
phone No. J. 129-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
STORAGE

STovxcs-Fsr ss,1s~sss< sooes =s>rsszs<s.s
s-sas ts.s = q Wa. sssasss "a "a y w.s
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
RELIEF CORPS.

KEIHEF CUNFS.
Woman's Relief Corps, No. 40. AUX. to Garfield
Post No 25 meets first and third Tuesdays in each
month in Garfield Hall at 230 D. m. Visiting MEM
bers cordially invited to attend.
MRS. NJ. w BUCKNER, President.
MRS Fl A SToNER Secretary. S5-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
cEsTfFFEp rHFlEA

AL bids must BE- accou PANIED By crit
fed checks or drafts upon some Uel;sd
states Depository or the Plrst NstjOozl
Bank II Los Angeles. Cal, iof 3: least Efs
per cent Of the amount 81 The psopossi
JoHs ". OEEKLY, Commissioners.
1913 b-lS0 ia s..
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
I. II. CONKLIN N u

General Practitioner OF Medicine surgery Gynaec-
olosy and Obstetrics. Particular attention given to
ehronic 2ct private diseases cure q Piles. Ffs;aia
and 81 diseases Of she rscfgIn specially olfice.
rooms and Is Limmerly Block telephone li0 resi-
dence, - ; Lawrence avenue. once hours, 10 l.
n m; &c and to- p II. lift
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09

New York Produce.
NEW YORK, April ;.
wHFAT-weak, IGIl4c lower; No . red S5lgc,sS5S.
CORN-Steaiy: Ne. Ss5SlF+ss,c
oATS-Strone A.cGl y higher mixed 1G5sScs white
HGS9isc
Spot quiet; lS34C
sUGAR-FiTn; quiet
FGGS-drTn. l9SsllSic.
RUTTFR-rrnlsr. lidNc
CHEESE-easy; quiet; 9Gl02lc-
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09

BCTTER-Active Fancy creamery. 2tGG5c: choice
to ine 2lSc; d. Try stt25c good 70 choice lSGisc.
EGGS-Firln, lo'sCal0be
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
Live stock Market,


Furnished by Ditmars Vcrls d Nandlver, Live
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Wichita eagle., 1889-04-09
DR. SHlNER.

Physician and Surgeon. womens'. Chjldrens' and
SSin Diseases specially. Physician 70 the Wichita
ChiIdreus Home CflCe. ZilDmerly blpC4. rooms .
70 Is frst noor; take elevator Once Telephone. ilo
residence IL. Consultation free. SIT