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The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-13

WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS PLEASE stnte that you saw the Advertisement In thi paper.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-13
iEVEgV ioAGEhTS SAMPLES ss's ..1.! s-Is. 5smE ..1 Arl,AlsEnrAA[LIzl GEO. A. sCOTT, New York City.
EDUCATIONAL.

x-.ss;1 FIrRs Learn Photography and Railroad
 sSSssEs Sssssss Agents Business here, and secure ., q. nn .inns. Write J. D. BROWN, SedaIla. MO.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-13

BLOOMINGTON FLI) LAW SCHOOL. Fall term
 kh begins Sep h For Circular ads R. M Benjamin.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-13

A. IT. K. B. 1245.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-13
PENSl0NS RgE a5. s.E :!s $

NAF A MONTH AND BOARD PAID, %EHSh or highest commission and 80 DAHc
 CRES1T to Agents on our New Book. P. w ZIEGLER 6 CO. 523 Market St., St. Loals, Mo- szrNAME rHIs PAPER sEsry dnsJou Urik-
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26
About Reading Newspapers.

see that Bishop Foss in his address to the
class seeking admission to conference, adj
vised the young ministers to give scanty at
tention TO the daily newspapers.
But l must certainly disagree with this
episcopal dictum, for l think the wise read
ing of the daily newspapers is a symmetrical
education. While things slip in sometimes
which ought to be passed by, the editors of
great newspaper have the true Midas touch,
and know the gold Of promise from the brass
of profession. There is no noble sentiment,
no true strain Of poetry, no sonorous word fit
to roll round the world no gem of thought
but finds its way at last into the columns of
the daily press. The newspaper is a fresh
photograph of human life-oh, has it not
depth Of meaning for the nobless sermon! /
read often the advertisements of the paper.
and find in them the wit, power and also the
pathos of life. I thank the daily press for
the living sermons it has given me- As on
autumn's day the wind shakes the trees and
6he leaves fall down and make an amethys-
tine and golden floor, SO this great tree, the
press, shaken every day, sheds down its white
leaves upon the world-leaves Of knowledge;
leaves of healing.
When l see young minister who wisely
reads the daily paper am sure he is growing
in grace, at least on that spot where it is
thought the average minister is sadly def
cient.-Clergyman in Pittsburg Dispatch.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26
Why the Goods Are Covered.

"Why under the canopy do storekeepers
cover fruits and confectionery with wire
cagess' said an honest agriculturist to his
city cousin, who keeps a store. care they
afraid the apples will jump out of the basket,
or do they think the chestnuts will of their
own accord fud their way to newspaper
Office, SO as to be ON hand when the foreman
bowls for copy?' ''If the goods were not pro-
tected the dealers would lose by petty thefts
more than they make by short weight and
heavy paper" was the answer The man
from up south kept his eyes open for short
time while standing near case Of confec-
tionery which was unguarded. It seemed as
if every boy and girl who came into the store
was of opinion that the candy was designed
for free distribution, and a great many grown
people helped themselves to couple of cara
mels, few nuts, or a chunk of molasses
candy while waiting for their evening papers
or deciding what brand of cigarettes would
best match their new ties. when I know
my customers said the merchant, 81 charge
them extra on what they purchase, and get
even that way. What the transients get
away with I charge up to profit and loss.R-
Rochester Post-Express.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26

Here is wise thing sasa by some osss
at is an excellent thing for sru person
TO realize the fact that the wood II not
all contained within thyiinitsof hisown
horizon. An amusing instance Of this
kind OF mistake that n nnde by people
who are iSporart cr .1sfx-tfnl Of this
siraple facs a sivsnin sbsfevsGt expert
epoe of a'Edy tfavelsr$n Axia- ons Of
the Malay fsjahs ooradcS Stoi.xa1ss Will
ingnss;bo leatn En5ssh. .fus. b. .asd.
'thsre iss<bis objection 70 Ensiizh, that is
is only spoken by q doc>uRs IN ths
world, even ctaaatinx tho .Gv~erpsr Il
Singapore.and his fsl.ewss&. .whfss whxr-
ever you-so-tstse ssrrh. ssrSl,. east or
wess, or bsyonRshe wsid-ysu fsd Ma
lay speKsdn That MSaay was right -
f;u a. his own hcrzsn was ooncernaa;
bu. wtns isriDioe hueEsns IAy beyond
hfn1i And wAat inAu11s hsfizsuee(
truth, lie b-hinA snzr1 nM A.gks-
saxen. who rfiba6nkes - oSm nex3u hoss-
zon Of personal fsse~isdSs6rshsAsu1a-
aries Of Gods everlasting uzriv1ssf--
S. Louis Repuhhc.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26
A Serious Error.


The presence Of mind shown by an Ohio ply
sician saved a man ancse. That useful mein-
Der was severed By fall upon sharp corner.
and the attendant Al D., by promptly placing
the surrendered piese wbe-e it belonged, Sc
cured healing sby first Intention and the
subsequent restoration of the organ, plus an
ugly scar.
Less successful was the replacing Of a nose
by young man of this city many years ago.
While engaged in playfully fencing with q
companion, reckless pass cleaniy cut of the
young fellows rose. He had not studied
physiology for nothing. and. acting upon this
knowledge, grabbed the severed organ and
eiapped il on the bleeding surface it had just
quilted. Then his nose was bound firmly on,
and nature was left to take her course. She
did this admirably. When the bandages
were removed the two parts were found to be
grown together beautifully. Nothing could
be nicer. except that the unfortunate young
man had put his nose on upside downl The
nostrils stood as open to heaven as the fues
at the apex of chimney.
The memories that come down through q
vista Of thirtS years, since this sad affair took
place, are tribe misty and unreliable as to
the subsequent career of the man with the
inverted nose. He is believed to be dead.
During his life, however, he was known to
declare that, for purposes OF snuff taking, he
had the very finest nose in the world. but
that to be caught in heavy shower, without
an umbrella, was tantamount to drowning
Those that are suddenly deprived Of nose
should be careful to replace it with the per-
forations down, Human life is made I'D Of
trihes, and some OF these have power to en-
gender discomfort, when it comes % an up
side down nose-Pittsourg Bulletin.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26

Ayoung uaxrtst elppe rextiin<in the
West End were tie prirs1pais n sxy
thst was related WIKI gasco - s.nrPer
table On Massachusetts, zssueelast <vsa-
ing. Like q sers Ls's. PRUDENT lsass.1fs.
The bride d a'L-w weeks iuvsues4 In \
book Of fso.isahoS5 recipes ard semsk6es
for use tr cass Of IN snesgsoc7 er .
biE &nues. A few svsxnxs ege Ghws
wss q osnnorton Ia the bo1ssbeld,
caused bT she ~uti,znss q tie hzr&ssnd.
Who declared tnse hzss fxnEs vess sus-
b~reA 90 earth. Hs snxto.s ~H~ wTung
her hands. and N ;szsss<T ncsxUss w9zesd
70 know what shs oessd 90 ts rszss~v k4s
saaering. Tossing aid Erpaufng - ss
wss, Ia what he ohooGrs fss Aes<b tnsx-<.
be did not fsyss the beok a sems<3se&
When oss Of hD pss0xyssnscs pan -
sztxb1s6 he sooaAs6 hi suxisas v1as ~
saying: 'SD.rsn. ga aln3es13 aB1 I'm
70 code" SRs @uA AvBW91t ~
found ursdsr IT. hsnA - . auG1u1zn
s.ck VIII r.~s1 - ~ vzsb 1sso.
dght-Tss6isg5on cADHk
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26
nTI0 Can have their calling
IsA1H Nm cards engraved at the
AA>4aNSEAG Office We can
also print cards from your copper plate.
&d&N-tf
Keep This for Future Reference.

The Fort Scott. Wichita d Western rail-
way Missouri Pacific Route is the only
line running solid trains through from
Wichita to Kansas City and st. Louis.
Leaving Wichita at e;15 p. N. you arrive at
Kansas City next morning at o'clock.
Pullman palace sleeping and free reclin-
ing chair cars through TO Kansas City and
St. Louis without change. Remember If
you 90 via the Fort Scott Route you are
not dependent on main line connec-
eions at Junction Point, but you 90 right
through on solid trains This is the only
route whose main line runs through Wich-
ita- All trains are made up here and run
through solid TO Kansas City and St. Louis
It is the shortest line TO St Louis
by IS miles aud two hours the quickest
Two trains daily TO ST. Louis auda II points
east Ticket Office 49, North Main street.
Depot corner Second and Wichita streets
E E BLECKLEY.
Passenger and Ticket agent, 157 y. Main
ST., Wichita, Kan.
II. c. TOWNSEND.
G. z. 4 Z. A, St Louis, No
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26
sRafa.0

No, not the slang phrase, but the bother
some little rodent. Rats are natives of Asia
and their raids westward belong to ~compara-
lively modern times. The little animal was
unknown in ancient Europe. The black rat
first came to Europe from Asia in the six
teenth century, and about the beginning of
the seventeenth or the ending Of the sixteenth
century he arrived IN America This black
rat was the common house rat until the brown
or gray rat made his appearance in 1775. The
gray rat came to Europe from India by way
of Russia, and is now known as the Norway
rat from mistaken tradition that it came
from Norway to England, and from the latter
country to America.-St. Louis Republic.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26
The Correct Use Of A and An.

Discriminate in the use of a and an A
should be used before words beginning With
an aspirated b, when the accent falls On the
second syllable, and not sn. Ssy "a histor-
ical novel, "a heroic act" The plea for this
usage among Us, although it may not always
be euphouious, is based on the fact that
In America the is properly aspirated.
while in England, where the is often sup
pressed, an is generally employed The arti
Gle should be repeated in such sentences as,
the knife had an elegant handle and rough
looking biade;' rough looking blade; '.it
had rough looking handle and elegant
blade" an elegant blade: 'it was . rough
end ine'egant remark" an ineiesant remark.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26

New York shoulders, SIC.
Srcakfast Bacon full width or stripss. SIC.
Orieo beef-ham texrra dry. lc-
smoked Beef Tongues, per doz, "a 20.
Sailfornfa Picnic Hams &c.
yT01tage or Homeless Hams, ~
SIDE Meats
Short Clear Sides (dry salt, 6,sc.
English Bellies iclear fitchesN, 69lc-
Long Clear Sides, 55sc.
shoulders. 4Lc.
English Bellies (bacon flitches), &c.
Long Clear Bacon. 65Sc.
Bacon Shoulders, SIC.
SAUSAGE
Fresh Pork Sausage No, y &c.
Fresh Pork Sausage textras), SIC.
Breakfast Sausage loose m and Id. boxes. II to
case. Vienna and Frankfurt. SC; head cheese &c,
BolOgnas. rounds, DC.
Boiognas. middles, &C.
Pickle Bologna. sc.
Tongue Sausage, SIC.
Blood Pudding, &c.
Liver Sausage, Sc.
LARD
Choice Family. &c.
Bakers Special, GIG.
Pure Leaf 634c'
2. s, Lard &C.
Picked Pigs Feet. put In halves and spiced (Zbbls
80 lbs % Is: quarters 40 te 81 20; kits Is lbs, sc.
Picked 1rtpe. half bols. 80 lbs 81 co. quarter bbls
81 50: kits toe.
FRESH MEATS
Sides or Whole Carcass, 3a@4S4c-
Hind Quarters. 51e46c.
Fore Quarters 21@S313c.
Ions, .19G9%c.
Pork IoinG, &c.
Tender Loins. SC,
Spare Ribs 4c-
Backbopes, &c.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26
Wichita Flour AIxrke
Wichita Dry Goods Market.


BLEACHED DSHEETINGs-Cabot T3zc: BaIlon g.
Son, nc: Chestnut Hill &c; Cabot A.: ChmanspI
X, 611c Fruit Of the Loom, SIC; Ballardvae 63gc:
Lonsdale SIC; Lin~ood Sc, Masonvile, ss4c; New
York Mills l11@c Pocohonta, s94c; Pepperell94 &c;
Cambria lUc Whittinsville, 5S-inch. G4c; Wamsut-
ia. 10L9c; Pennant. &c.
BROwN SHEETING-Boott c, &C., Agawam
Augusta, SIC; Boot AL. &c: Continental c, G34c:
Dwight Star. SC; Echo Lake. 6ec: Troup AA &c:
Lawrence Ii, She Pepperell r. nc; Pepperell X,
631c; Pepperell 81, 20c; Pepperei 104 &c: Utica.
"a 221tc: Utica 1914 2yc: Utica 41ac.
GINGHA SlS-Amoskeag G94c. Bates. &C; Glou
cesteI TIC; Glasgow &c: Lancaster. .6ac; Ranelman,s
1lec; kenfrew Madras, Sic; Cumberland, &C. White
61Sc: R0okfoid. 9Ls; Family A. ia; Black Crow enc
GRAIN BAGS-Anerican sl6.5D Atlantic SlS.UG
Franklinville. SIS Lewistown sla; Harmony a,
S1S.5i Stark a, S2l.
PRIME ECAMBkICS-Manyille &c; S. S. d Son &c,
Masonville, &C. Garner &C.
PRINTS-AInerican fancy SIC; Aliens fancy 6l&c:
Aliens dark 6c; Aliens pink, 61ec: Arnold's Gee;
Berlin solid coorS 6c Cocbeco 6Isc; Conestc ga Sc
Dunnells, &c; Eddystone SIC; Hartel &C., HsJ.inony
5l1c; Hamilton &C; Greenwich 5Ikc; Knickerbock-
er 51ec; Mallory piuf. 61zc. Prices Dire IS styles
irregular; depends on patttrn-
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26
Speaking Pictures,

The picture gallery of the future is likely
to be an apparatus for exhibiting succession
OF instantaneous photographs as a moving
picture Of the person represented, this appa-
rat,ls being so geared with the pbonograph
that as the latter gives the individuals speech
the former VIII reproduce bis gestures and
facial expression" By s1ch means sn absent
actor, for example, might be brought before
an audience, or when present he might wit
ness the reproduction Of his own acting. This
combination of phonograph and photograph
Is suggestion lately made to the French
academy by II. G. Gueroalt, but experiments
with similar arrangensut were made about
year and half ago By IL A. Handsept, OF
Brussels
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26

We have rrce4 4re4 srWevhn< rr1zsk-
aba panpsses on o. proeaus$o1 q xsk-
AciA cSase. and als2 sons sx@1y ~
raArkaSie ssnpses II tbs isz1nneios -
SlA Tas paapele. ssss nss ...S Il
Ns. na 0z@en. ce,oz>ss vhSa19zhss
hdlnsel ~ "rpussaa1s ex 1nanu
xodsce- Tsss ssss<41e 1sGDa - q
b. 'fn kaiextisn Ct cfssss-0nmlA@vsb0
after "a exnsaaassi0B 04D-pf1, -
are bound 10 szy uAs N0D6suv lin
ressnhtnnos. ezthsr ss G- - spy.zx-
anos. sssseo De pssAnc12 -. 0.1-a
and sip a5Saua zsekcsA - banaA a.
DIS srtrss = @n is4 e0pu1kn fns
from kzC-s<xe18 of . anug cs sis-
aerezsz< a&n O. II 0amn1v r.sUss>
xxs1 isH farsf,1 sd-aam1 - "xa Sd
dasD e< frn - % 49, 81 Il ear
Ks:sEfkJ Oae- . : sJneQm0G e gzD-
EiD>oa.sezEa&ts & dxro Le16ss
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26
Hncle R&nUk"

Joel Chandler Harris, Uncle Remus, SAYS
that it was purely an accident tnat he ever
became famous author Born and reared
in the south, he received from plantation
uncles and auntses the myths and stories hs
has ance made such good use OF, but not Until
he read N Lippincott's an article on negro
folklore, did be become aware OF the value Of
the material vhsch be bad unconssos.S.y ab-
sorbed- Then be began writing tee Unclst
Renus s-ticles, which became instantly popu-
k-.-Curre1t Liter1sura
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26
Solid Spluhurfc Acid.

A German patent has osen taken oct for .
process Of transporting suipaaric acid IN .
solid state. Certain sais=-s0ch IS alkaline
s1iphstes-givs I'D Their water Of crys.aE4za-
ton when heAted, and taize il UP again when
cool, and such salt is mixed IN an anhydrors
condition with calculated quantity Of the
acid The mixture becomes granular. or may
De formed into cakes, and vhen heated the
whole hqss6sx, aad msy Be ussa as ordinary
sulphuric aci3, tie presence cf Gre brsulphats
Of soda or iiSe salt having 10 ef.sca-Ex-
change.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26
'.Ellsworth Short Line
st. Loris Il San Francisco RvN

Passengers for all points in Colorado
Wyoming, Idaho, Utah, Montana, Nevada
Washington territory and Oregon, should
travel VIA tho Ellsworth Short Line. This
opening Of this line gives to the traveller the
shortest and quickest route. Free family
points in above territories witbous change
For full information apply to W. D. Mur-
dock, passenger and ticket agent, 122 North
Main street. 3-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26
FINANCBANDCOMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS.

Interesting Facts About Our Increased
Receipts Of Live Stock-Our Packers
Highly Gratif1ed in Regard to the Re-
sults Of the First Years Business
Reasons Why the Business Will Grow
and Prosper.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26
Wichita Live Stock Market. < /
WICHITA, KAN. Dec, %,

CATTLE.

Wichita Grain Market
WICHITA Kan. Dec. IS
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
wHEAT-CIood milling 5S962c, while other grades
srecuoted at sc and down.
CORN-So. iSL.
OATS-l.Glc.
RYE-No. 2;te25c No. s 23G24o
HAY 81 30 per ton; 81 0 in car lots.
' GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots S5c per 100 lbs.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26
wichita Grocery Market.

WICHITA, KAN. Dec. 25.
SUGAR-Standsrd powdered and cut loaf SC.
granulated &c extra light c osac; yellow 6l<c.
COFFEE-Asbuckle's package 20C, Rio fair (roaSt-
ed &c, Rio prime 2tc Rio choice 2jc. Java choice
Old Gov. roasted Sic, Mocha choice Arabian roasted
MoLAsSES-ChoIce Plantation per gallon Sc
prime $50. good c. sorghum choice S9c.
SERUPS-No 80 ,cornl Ia bats per gallon Sc. No
~ in half bbls sc NJ 20 in gallon kits per kit sOc
RICE-tancy aead Louisiana 63fc, choice Louisi'
ana &c prime Louisiana 5c
OAT MhAL american faxed gro6ts per Dbl s. 70
Ger case SS X. Quaker r'lled oats per case IS 6l.
CHEEoE-Choc ce cream l-|ec good lie, Young
BUttC5kw6IEAr t5 FLoUR-Pure per Dbl 7@
Stobies patent o. o. per case - 10.
m per ha Dbl 8 l small mall 6Ss s @ per + S6 s. &
half, l20 half bb - 25.
T0MAfOES-Stzndard No per dcz CSC.
.CoRN-Fancy sugar No.. per doz 81 is. standard
PEAs~Early June No. 2per doz 81 So Marrowfas
BEkNS-Strinsed No. per doz SIC.
APPLEs-Gallons per doz g. IS.
BLACkRERRlES-No. per doZ Sc
CHERRIES bed No. per OF 81 o.
PEASBI5tE;sS,pI,NSto oI5t;s, !, St psr do5 rs 8 40 %; stn
CALIFORNIA AAPkICoTS-Standard No. per
&C cALIfoRNIA oHERRIEs-Black No. sper dor
CALIFoRNTA PLU UMs-No. 8 per doz 81 l5
CALIFoRNIA PEACHEs.Yellow No S per dog
81 aa white No. 81 A. cling No. 81 ~.
CALIFORNIA PEARS-No 5 per doz g. 4a
, Wichita Game and Poultry Market
ICHITA KAN. Dec. 25
PRAiRIE CdICHENS- 30 per doz.
vENIsoN-7aso per 10, saddles inOsl1c
WILPP THRkEYssIesS Sp Sc Ss Fl per n % Der do.
TEAL DUCKS-sl 90 per doz.
GEFSE-f6 % "A ~ per doz-
CHICkENS-Dressed 81 SSc per 10, I've - % per
TURKEYs-Live &C per Ib dressed Sc
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26
W. L. DOUGLAS $500 SHOE
BEST IN THE WORLD.

That Was DiGEronA
'.Can II have word VITA you myrh
vatein stammered the,young man rAhsCsod
at the door Of slss priyaee o6Bca
"Come hsT rspAd tbs hssds@ thsSrA.
"Now. what sF
~You-you Ass Gwars Of ~ sAos Shal
p
THAT you have been with thh houDlz
fo<r years Yes, sir, Ism sws~OethssfAsA
Want to leavef' :
"Oa, no."
''psant know but 700 ~ had sseea
Offer. n %. .you can g."
"Thntsstet IL. str."
''Qh, . knt. Want an tncreass a ahTy,
do youf Wen, you won't ga n. We an
now payhag yoa an you areworA and skstis
more
1T isn't thu, d.
st Ssa'ti Thon what srr you driving -
81 wans Jear daashssf Mdt3y."
~itrznphl Th6ts as6esvnt. Go and tsns
her and be hanSsd - youi ] thought yua
w~o dssing for q rsiss sf salEy. s[Dvtxu61
Frse Press
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26

TEE FIVE AND TrS CESTS STORE - za<ss
Il E.sE s<rssz skere -ssssz C-Gzs kos4s s4rts VA
Ez<S yevsyy- ~1orars. En-. 81 sazsSt zxs. te5s 0f
a. kizda so-sor-. gNzze~. jAoaEs~> -zrs ssrSsAs.
Tara ADJ novelties cxFnr3sss se@ssysy q 1is -
t1s lowest yTfeee q u saArse1 FzEs ss~r~- ICY
e@@zp- Ass1 c&FE1zz<4. wnxozs. ez&ksE. -<r- Z<sSs
arzz srs tsEr4s szsf <roFtr-1e x4zz-EsEEs Ia sxI
sas s-s pee ~sees e so[:esy go>ss . i4e sisy
~ "a 8ctsssE prices. E-tFJ &c ,--cszss ss5fses
To1 ts<kfS ozS yrsse s>s5 pysz- s1aae sssf
Ne are EirEss sssy- SoEs - - Acrse As-@
fress- 6~L zo - n
r A&Di6tkDS-Tez&ats. cSSs-s AZ fessers Va
IL &C " - - czsI r@a- szxsse frzs ~ ks<sss
6-o~- AoEs--s~S1ez.S srD.~FIF I'll hare Frss<r
csr. Of~Sk. IL Nora xAFSex sSr~<<. i&xNe sassxeC
eI1-1
T Tf5& Eve s-az ceszf -ss~s 81 - .f-rn srsT,
"A life sAsz<1 sz.tr Sr-~s@se 61ks Exa c.Ss Bsaxa
s~sssy -5s< pss- etsszsss 20 - xss.
txfs eAgiy AT exazsE<s zr AMI ezG So lsx
q 61ts tor. ga.zzen< xoots. wsisz~wast. fAsaz.-
~are- r-ssss xrs &C uEsHe. osz Ssz-s 49, fe>>s
an e2e<.zsfy. N< xs<SS 2A-z ~
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26
INSTRUCTION

Trder thhs Esac = p~f I.sH pef ray.
MRS. CATHEEfSE RCS1gLi4
WI Private L->=sgns oasy.
sa;ce Culture lhaf beur is-s1zsl yer tern c: 2
lessons. ~.
Piano tho1r isssoasl per term q r ssssons 81
Organ hour iezsonsl. per term % - ies.Snz 80.
Guitar hour ieS-ou-l. per c. . isssors. 80.
Italian hour le4so1sl. yeT tern of = lsssoss. 81
Eaif term payssS.e In sara-S~ DIR
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26
FOR SALE--Househofd Goods.

Under tbs head &c per line per day.
L>oR SALE-Con,plete housekeeping octat ot fur
Il nitGrs carpets. stoves, 6-foof show case. Estey
organ ETC. at private sale at store room No. lis last
Third street. Prices way down G2l-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26
MISCELLANEOUS.


SAoEgks syrscsez~ pss@s toi1eTs. c@s-s. ~ a.
= ertTecsesy to- .TsSes f2g gzrls=xz2z Kstss ~
Reeves 4e2srrs Cigar s.Aa1 N X. ssls-
- Il
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied

will he charged.
HPAYABLE STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
No advertisements taken for less than Il cents.
One line advertisements charged same rate as two
lines,
NO OADvERTISEMENTS TAKEN ITO Run tn
TIL FORBID"
Prices given under classified heads in this column
applicable only to local advertisements. No foreign
advertisements taken az prices given
Answers 20 advertisements sent in care OF the
EAGLE ONCE should be called for within 10 days
after Insertion When advertisers wish replies fcr-
waroed 10 them stamped envelopes must be sent.
reference 10 former advertisements should give
description and date of insertion copy or the ad
yertisement should be sent.
Not responsible for advertisements given or els
continued by telephone.
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wichita Hide and TalIow Market.

WICHITA. KAN. Dec -
HIDES-No green Sc per ID. No, green &c per
H., No green salt SlsCsSsac, No. green salt 24e-
ery hides ld6iSc per h.
1ALLOW-No. SIC per lb, No. 2Ssc-
SGEEP PELTS-Sl1I5c each
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FOR TR4DE

FOR TRADE
rncsr tkis lead z Per ifEs p>r tsy.
rFU TFssDE-sra.1s gentle sers@ top r1xgy sxs6
4 god f-$FDezk .a- aETski.z. VII L EesTss
E5fazsch ftgzr s'o-e. bs ~. As3h. 6> IL
L1OR TRADE-FA-zn n central fssta1s for wtrssIs
Il properly. y. 81 d. uB<ls CosIasT hsiSdtog ti.-tf
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STORAGE.

ur6er this head :, per iin. p-roay
CTORAGE-For kC1sshoic gpS<is rs~yclsr1 -.
- boxed o. ioose. IL ssg have s87 Epcos &c sore
eT3rx them 20 tss HlcssA sisrsge Co. Se. Es = -
Irs1z lgs aven1e. }Sss
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES,

Depot Second and Wichita street; ticket Office l27
North Main street, E. E. BLECkLEY
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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FOR RENT--City Real Estdfe.
Under this head Dc a lie per dag.
FOR EXCHANGE.

Trdsr he hsaf , rrr lne per Day.
ITO EXCaASGE fJE BASD-StoHe creamery
II building Afx6s feet two and hail stories, sqHis
ped with Modern machinery. steam engine and
so.ler ice pOu=e. rsfricarator and cocpeTsioDr 70
Gated IA southern Iowa Adtress Otto Grsef. Okla
So<a- Iowa dEH
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wichita Provision Market,

WICHITA, DeN ..
SUGAR CURED AEATS-Canyassedo or plain
Hams, Is pounds and up. l0c.
Hams, l2l4 pounds and up. lie.
Hams. small sizes, 10 to L pounds, uc
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-26

w VANTED-News agents to run on trairs and sell
w goods. We have 50 runs TO supply with agents,
hence we always have opening somewhere be-
cause n good agent becomes valuable that the
road he runs wants him for higher and better
position. consider it is the best Job we have for
young 10 is tie gateway 10 something better;
Il is business education for him. besides good runs
pay from $40 10 S.5 per month For particulars
this any employment inclose stamps ana address
J. X. kenworthy, room opposite Hotel Carey.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
Under this head &c per line per day.
IA ANTED AGESTS-In every city town apd
w village In the United States except IN
state OF Kansas TO take Inscriptions Postm
can make money. No capital required. Samps~
copies free. Cash coumissfels; monsy can be made
by getting up clubs. Address the Wichita Eagis
Wichita. Kan. 7l-0
4 GENTS wANTED-In every city and towa in
"A the United States Except IN state OF Kansas ~
sell 70 lawyers; just the beck every lawyer needs
endorsed By lawyers everywhere; sells ~ sight;
delays necessary book be delivered wher
sale Is made Applicants must - abls to furnish
reference when required Full particulars free
Address the wichita Eagle WicEita Kan. si-tf
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NEW TIME TABLE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND
& &PACIFIC RAILWAY.
f'Great Rock Island Route'0
In effect on and after December 9Th 1889