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All Hope Not Gone Yet.
NHVED TUT NONU LNN
Boston Transcript.

otis no use," sighed the detected brakeman.
"Time was when brakeman was sure to get
killed within a month after going on the road !;
but now here I've been ACQUIRING death for the
last ten weeks, and havn't got so much as a
mashed finger. Pm tired of life and I'm bound
to die By iingo Ihave it, I'll leave the road
and get job as electric linemanw
Verdict according to the facts.
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Court scenes.

''Well I can't see any fun in attendin' court"
said an observant old lady. Every time wit
ness goes to tell anything that's got anything
TO do with the case, all the lawyers jump up
and boiler, and the jedge rules the testimony
oufu
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Rules.

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iently long.
.. Avoid difficult and triangular join
ings.
5. Words only comparatively common
should be joined together.
4. Never join two words that are sepa-
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Not Much ut stake.

Eastern Woman-'You're married, you sayi
All, marriage is a lotteryw
Western Woman lcalmly)-"Yes. but only
hold a tenth ticket. You see, my husbands
mormon elder"
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Allowances.
-. raar.

Mr. HaDpy-"Yes, sir, make oly wife reg
ular allowance every week. Do : you yoursY"
Mr. Henpeck-"No-o. She mases me en- al
lowance when ] earn enoues"
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Postmaster-"The letter is too heavy; it
wants another stamp"
Countrywoman-''Why, that will make it
heavier stilli'
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In TIMES OF GREAT TRIAL
THE PREACHER SUGGESTS AREFueE.

DIR. Talmage Expresses to His People Deep
Sorrow and Deeper Faith at the De-
struction of the Tabernacle-The
New Jerusalem Fire Proof.
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Phrase Writing.

Phrase Writing.
Phrasing is science within itself. 1t
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coFYEIGHTED- All FT5THTs FEsEFvT5.
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The Rev. DR.. Talmage preached at the
Academy of music, Brooklyn, last Sun
day, his first sermon since the destruction
of the Brooklyn tabernacle by fire. His
audience was of vast size, and public in
terest was extraordinary. The opening
hymn was
Good moves in mysterious way
His wonders TO perform;
He plants his footsteps in the sea
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

The first mems furnishing goods store e.
tablishei on flfsh avenue was opened snms
yesss ago by . Wide awake Young fellow
whose name do not now recall, but the ioca-
ton was just above Twenty -second street, on
the west side Of the thoroughfsCe. Ays .
writer in The Clothisr AID 1usnishes The
rent YVES gaining On the prorraetur, aod be
often had TO cudgei hs brsans for ways and
means 10 meet has EXPENSE A kvYe and
web fitted up basement was literally u.sles
TO him, and no determined 10 make this spsce
productive. Accordingly IN hft upon plan
of filing . long fel, want BY putting IN q
series of lockers and several dressing rooms
These lockers were rented 1t specified sum
per month 10 those clutuneu and ms, about
town who wanted 10 have a duplicate dress
suit in a central location IN Coo Of being
pressed for time and unable 20 rsanh thoir
residences 10 make o more leisurely toilet
This scheme was = great boon TO . number OF
rather gay bened,et< who would b. ost<nG-
bly, kcpt out late On business and, returning
early IN tho morning jaded and unused look
ing, having resumed their every day clothes,
receive the sympathy Of . no conhding
spouse. In was the easiest thing Va the world
early IN the evening TO stroll in the store. get
. shirt coi1As and cuffs and necatse or what
was needed, ssnseeS dcwn ssssr> and, cp~n-
ing the locker, proceed TO array hanseu . n
swxllowtnil for the evening rackrs.
The cievor rofsilsr was doing sIcsitcnt
brsiness with his tenants. a.ids from the
goodly return from rentals; but IN an ua-
lucky moment the wife az the hypooriticsI
lcssee, and move frseucat usfiizers II ths
locker system solved the rnystuy that took
70 many psrtleu,en lSt<, O. nights dawn laa
pus I,sised promptly EXPOSED the stiiity u
the oass@sut and Ultimately broke up the
promisiug business Of the suterprissE sub
letter, 50 that he aft~vward sAse UP The dip.
/ have often wondered that kn example has
not been inflated / fancy that no snsh
scbens exists at present. otherwise I should
In all likelihood have hard Of f.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Ill. Dec. 26-The market in
wheat early ruled weak and after opening
ut about Tuesdays closing figures prices
generally sagged off &c. then advanced
&c, ruled steady closing about &c. lower
There was large trading in corn, the
tendency again was for lower prices. The
continued fine weather and liberal receipts
here and southwest were the chief weaken
ing factors. The market opened at 1S@14c
lower than the closing prices of yesterday,
Was weak. sold off in all q q &c, rallied
q "a &c, ruled steady, closing d q &c.
over than Tuesday.
Oats We're active but weaker and lower.
A fairly active trade was reported in
pork aud the feeling was weak.
Lard trading was only moderate, prices
ruled 21s a Sc lower
Trading was more active in ribs but
the feeling was easy
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27
Bet - Tnv.

Circumstances st1u cases in matters OF 10
qustts ~ we'll as in ehensOre Important affairs
OF bfe.
Little Edith, Writing in sbs COUNTRY. was
much Interested u a. slf Lady, srs. vtsn
plate a frsit was paes.a her ct al svealsg
party, replied
Thank you. l S1.ft care .or eng Dos, bas
shouad it.- 70 pss - spssA my Yo>ht to
take harrs"
At rhs snd 81 use di~>sr. . 49, dsys Afs<r-
ward Ed1ts was aessrvcd Issk1na hspshsay
at last bic u purihg On - pisn.
Cant yon hnsA II. dsssF sssed q. syzs~
pathetic am1s
no" replied sns, With . -. ru.ess~vf
But l ra1sls Ass. ysa pas~~. - y.ss4 n
my psze< ss 60 tas e>0sGs-fcstss
Comoanhpu
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Dec 70
The Daily Indicator reports.
FLoUR-very dull. Xxx 75c xxx Sc: family
sic; choice 81 sI fancy 81 ~ extra fancy 81 So
81 So patents y 753l So
wHEAT-Slower. No 2hard cash 6lcs bid Dec
Il bid. No. red cash &C asked December bid. no
offerings.
CoRN-Slow. No. 2 cash 9llSc; bid. &c asked
December ana January 2lasc asked
0ATS-Nc- ? cash iSc bid. December lSc asked
RYE-Nothing doing. No cash sc bid. Sc
MILLSTuFF-Steady. bulk prices quoted.
FLAXSEED-Sl ~
CORN MEALS
CORN CHOP-i2c.
BRAN-SC.
SHlPSTUEF-&0c.
BUTTER-Act!ve and about steady. Fancy cream
er, 2ts2lc; good lel' fancy dairy lSc- common las
Lc.
CHEESE-Full cream Northern twins IoaIlc,
Young America loesl.c, western Ss9c. SKINNED s.s
EGGS-Market overstocked and duh a: &c.
HAX-Nery quiet. strictly fancy prairie, e hDs
10 good TO choice 5oa5 6e poor tnzs 81
LIVE POULTRY-Eairly active. Choice hens
ST s0s9 So roostersSi sal So sprtns chickens -
o. GU turkeys sssc per H.
PRoylSloNS-Neryd dull
HANS-ilc.
BREAKFAST BACON-Sssc.
DRIED BEEF-sc.
DRIED SALT MEATS-Short RIBS 6 50 long
clear s. ssls; shoulders - So shcrt clear S ~
SMOKED MEATS-short ribs s. S1hs lorS ciea.
&c q; shoulders IS III; shor; clear So *
PORk-Dul at 81 @
LAkD-Reaned u ss5t
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T knTn0 Can have their calling
I,Atn Mn cards eng -aved at the
A4A04AOEAG Office We can
also print cards from your copper plate
Keep This for ruturs Reference.

The Fort Scott, Wichita & Western rail-
way Missouri Pacific Route" is the only
line running solid trains through from
Wichita 70 Kansas City and St. Louis,
Leaving Wichita at 9:l5 p. N. you arrive at
Kansas City next morning az 7 O'Clock.
Pullman palace sleeping and free reclin-
ing chair cars through 10 Kansas City and
St Louis without change. Remember IL
you go via the Fort Scott Route you are
not dependent on main line connec-
tioas at junction Point, but you go RICH.
through on solid trains This is the only
route whose main line runs through WITCH
tia All trains are made up here aud run
through solid to Kansas City and St. Louis
IL is the shortes: line 70 ST Louis
by IS miles and TWO hours the quickest
Two trains daily TO ST. Louis anda II points
east Ticket Office 49, North Main street.
Depot corner SECOND aud Wichita streets
Z E BLEcKLET,
Passenger and Ticket agent, 81 y. Main
St, Wichita Kan.
H. c. TOWNSEND.
g. 2. s. I. A., St Louis, No
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Wichita Flour Market
Wichita Dry Goods Market.
WJr-rJInA KAN

BLEACHED SHEETINGs-Cabot TIC: Balon &
Son, TIC Chestnut Hill &C: Cabot Az Chmanapie
Lonsdale s5ec Linw God. SC, Masonville. sac New
York Mills l01.c Pocohonta, SIC; Pepperell 81! z2c
Cambria lOc Whittinsville. S3-inch, 614c Wamsut-
ia. 10Iec: Pen ant. SIC
Augusta, S &c; Boott AL. &c: Continental G, 694c
Dwight star SC; Echo Lake; SIC; Trqup "a 7c
CSC; Pepperell "a, DC; Pepperell i0I &c; Utica
81, 221Sc: Utica 81 25c; Utica 4kc:
GINGHA MS-Amoskeag SIC. Bates. 6l1c; Glou
cester SIC Glasgow tic; Lancaster, 69lc Ranelnan's
1iec: Renfrew Madras. SIC: Cum berand. &c: White
GRAIN BAGS-American $16.J0 Atlantic *S.ui
Franklinville. Sls Lewistown 49, Harmony A.
Sls.5 ark A. 81.
PRIME CAMBRICS-Manyile. &c; S. S. d Son &c:
Masonviile, &c; Garner &C.
PRINTS-AmerIcan fancy SIC; Aliens fancy SIC:
Aliens dark &c; Aliens pink, o1fc; Arnold's 6lec;
Berlin solid coors Dc Cocheco 618c; COnestoga &C;
Dunnells, &C. Eodystone 61ac; Hartel &c; Harmony,
SIC: Hamilton Csc; Green wich 51sc; Knickerbock-
err SIC; Mallory piuk, Gjec. Prices on dress styles
irregular; depends patLtrQ.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

We sessr 30 ~ ID . fir way - h0~s HrA.
Ditssy s~cisA sss vns proeuscnsSha If rAs
word daSf1s M RA1.va sAn8s tAss 10
Should I, rseG,>Sd Ass-s-~. sss ts~f. 60
tie wscss, !. 10 b~s~v - s1A,ps - - cd
ssyss 81 &ass., s~aasisapss Ds.e.nzess t
The tDps~&ss ssssUsAh~. sa2g,sx
s.As tss psosts a~~4 ssa~ oxAA shSo~~&
iza bsssst<s = 49, $500 e~vssD1 a.
pro.unciA.scs AsssA - szEs - - kss<~s
upon tie nssI.6 a sks kssss~kUng soe
idsA tAs< TIE rams a the A.A1gh S<y~d
&c soeof saas ~ Dasd ssl sss e,ns sas Of
the ns~> - Dsh. e -. ssas - ssss
ts- prusr wsnx.cA1a s,~as - AaA<s1a,
mskAg y - 10 vsr. sso syAHA4es ssly- and
Escs a. sesO sDss rszHsanse~ IA n.x.s
pzrsxx-vsxs Ma xamAe
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

New York Produce
NEW YORK Dec o.
wHEAT-Dun and lower. No. red S5Is@Ss4c
C0RN-Active, but weak and lower. No. $50
40A.
OATS-Dull. lower. No. 2white Sl4S2Ac
COFFEE-l5G20 points down. CT osns steady
Sales $3.50 bags. spot Rio easy 1854.
SUGAR-Renned quiet G 5Sa5tS extra c
6s6hc;white extra c 6sess. yellow Jases55sc on A
Slec standard sic. confectioners bb4c; cut loaf
7ssc: crushed 3sc; powdered 6Sac, graduated SIC
cubes 64ac; centrifugal. 20 test. 55tSSc
EAY-Unchanged.
EGuS-22 for Western.
BUTTER Dull and weak. Western 2sss dairy
9S1sc, creamery l6sS21c.
CHEESE-Steady. Western aGl0c
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27
BRIEF MENTION.

Mr.. T. A. Hubbard, one of the represen-
tive stock growers of Southern Kansas,
was at the yards yesterday and brought
his first load of hogs to this market. Mr.
Hubbard has for many years been "A
patron of the Kansas City market, but re-
Gently has been reading the EAGLE ssen-
couraging reports of our home market
and concluded to give it a trial He
brought la load Of forty-three fine hogs
and received good price for them. Mr..
Hubbard thinks Wichita has every oppor-
tunity for becoming not only home
market, but in time one OF the leading live
stock markets of the country. His
opinions are worth something for
he has been engaged in the
business for years. He was most
agreeably surprised to note the immensely
of our packing plant. Mr.. Hubbard states
that the stock growers, and in fact all the
people of his section, would rather see II
great packing center established here
than on the banks of the Nj s,ouri river.
One OF the best stock sections of the state
is in the vicinity of Wellington, and the
people are feeding large numbers of hogs
and cattle. Corn is abundant, so cheap,
and so good that stock men find it more
profitable 20 feed it than to sell for low
pric,s. Mr.. Hubbard states that he can
load his stock III the morning, land it here
the same day, sell it, receive his money
and return home Cd the 1890 train at
night. He will hereafter be valued
patron of the Wichita market
Mr.. James Starr was visitor at the
yards yesterday.
IL g
was ut the yards yesterday looking after
feeding cattle.
There will be a general rush of
business all along the line after the hoi-
days.
Mr.. f. J. Fife, of Valley Center, placed
son fine cal tie on the market Yesterday
Messrs Bosiey & Alexander, well known
shippers Were IN Yesterday with car
load OF cattle.
Anderson Gray. of Milton, was on the
market J, sterday with a Car load of fine
hogs They We're sold at top prices.
The stock exchange branch of the Citi-
tens bank. will ne ready for business by
the 1st of January. Nh. Arthur Il. Faux
ner will transact the business of the enter
prise and it will be success in every par
iicular. rs well As matter of great conven-
fence to shippers and buyers. Space for
the bank IS beng fitted up In elegant style
In the superintendent Office.
OTHER MARKETS.
Wholesale men are not attempting to do
much now, all hough orders are being lib
orally received by jobDers in all lines. The
few remaining days Of the year will be de-
voted to looking over accounts, to taking
inventory of stock and pleasure.
Butter and eggs are still coming in free
ty and prices are weak at regular qnota-
lions. Fruits OF the season are selling well
choice apples and oranges being most in
demand. Vegetables sell slow-both Irish
ana sweet POTATOES are in good supply and
prices rule easy.
The local grain market carries the same
quiet tone of last week and good milling
wheat is shade lower, selling at 55@5Sc.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

1ks WEksd. - . ser-pt ss<szr. - -
sssas <r~sz. fa~k. ~ sssss~s.x ssk,ssc4ax
ssat~zen.
@-Cstsn EdkDa ase 7saxxxses has Esszts
.n<7 ~~zZcoai, sss - 80. yssg 80 80
rnSss lay~~Eczs. kxrA . tszsss spps h<s<
mark sss fsFs~ss - Gs-asss xassy: se~srs
Eos>rt krosnisg t~se os<>ve<. s@i yosa
ave no szers sTzz. ssys rSs~l 40 sszu-
soAA. Ax1 1890 s~~s sSs - a0s
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27
Ellsworth Short Line
st. Louis g. San Francisco RyJ

INy.T
Passengers for all points in Colorado
Wyoming, Idaho, Utah, Montana, Nevada
Washington territory and Oregon, thorld
travel via the Ellsworth Short Line Tbs
opening Of this line gives to the traveller the
shortest and quickest route. Free family
sleeping cars Ellsworth to the principa
points in above territories without change
For full information apply to w. D. Aur-
dock, passenger and ticket agent, 122 North
Main street. 3-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27
FINANCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Cattle in Light Supply and Flrm-Hog
Quotations Rather Weaker Than at the
Close Tuesday-Light Business on Ac-
count Of the Holidays--Tradei in General
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27
81. Louis Produce.


81. LOUIS. Mo-. Dec; &C.
FLOUR-very quiet. Xxx 81 25G4 co. choice
s. 7Oe2 IS fancy Is 1904 IS; patent - 1894 20.
wHEHT-D9ll and lower tili late in the session
&c above vs., IPss s N.v No red cash Dec
coRNMio Ue 10. mixed cash a5,k. Decem-
oATs. . !: No. 2 cash zoe asked. May Sisac
RYE for No.
RAY1steady Prair Hene 81 oess co. timothy S GO
0l2 50. according 70 condition,
CoTf0N sEED-si2 oosl2 50
Dsslzerlzed rsnned s Is asked, 3 ~ bid w.
BUTTER : Duh. Creamery Hose dairy 400
EGGs,;Lewsr. l19l7sc,
PRovisfoSsUv.ry quiet
PoRK-s1o Ooalo So
LARD-Prime steam nominal Is ~
SHORT CLEAR IS 3.
L InSIif AMP AMD R = S,,is,
BACON-Boxed shoulders IS 129f@5 8.
changed. SnWaashed bright mediums a' i $40
s coarse braid a4s2sc lows lie sandy l,Slsc line
S5c; inferior 0S3ac
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY. No.. Dec. 2s.
The Live Stock Indicator reports.
CATTLE-Receipts 500. shipments 200. Market
Ieaoc lower. Natives IS 20ae4 40 cows 81 51@2 4O
stOckers and feeders 81 00S300.
HOGS-Receipts 10000. shipments GOO. Market
steady. All grades selling at 55Ss Is, bulk
5716la3 Co.
SHEEP-Recepts 1OO shipments eco. Market
steady. Good TO choice muttonS 81 COCA 70; stock
ers and feeders IS 30es4 CO.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Ill, Dec D.
The Drovers' Journal reports.
CATTLE-Receipts 1900 shipments 1000 Market
slow, closing l0c lower. Reeves ste5 TO- stockers
and feeders 81 0b2 70. cows, bulls and mixed 81 ~
d2 10; Texas cattle 00s2 Is.
HOGS-ReCeipts lS.000, shipments 5000. Market
Sc higher. Mixed 90 50sS % heavy So 45s
30 light 05L3 10: skips 0J@3 80.
SHEEP Receipts 900, shipments 1000. Market
steady. Natives So 5G95 40 western fed
O0g4 80 Texans s. 00@S 80 lambs s. 0OGI6 %.
st. Louis Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, Dec 81
CATTLE-Receipts 200. shipments 100. Market
Firm. Natives IS 2O@5 co. stockers and feeders
50 UVaS l5 range 81 0jle3 gu.
HOGS-Recefpts 3.5 o. shipments 1900. Market
higher. Fancy to choice heavy IS 59g3 co.
packing grades So 45ca3 IS.
SHEEP Receipts none. shipments none. Market
strong Fair to choice So 1904 3d. lambs 81 5000 Co.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

s@ia . s.an " sss bo~szss Eisrsd. Vic sss
ahout 20 rsr sasry4sts 81 sspss / e~xhS ~
VIA US tssk u~cs hscps~sss: sst -
Ssss. krss~ lss t~s4s ] e.zznDs ee.xrstaisss
yox- o. 10 ssAssr sssd. ~ ks~- yoa oeiy
se<s ~.a. I e2znet ou,Grs.sisss tss srs-a -
"a Teru I3zsxs<so.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

Wichita Produce Market.
WICHITA, Kan. Dec D.
POTA1OES-Kansas t0c per bu; northern SOC.
oRANGE--Mexican IS 10 per crate Florida 90 %
per box
LEMONS-Mas SIS 90 per box
MALAGA GRAPES-j5 10 keg, 80 90 per key.
ApPLES-s0c per bu. ~ " per bbl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. az ~ per 100 Id.
COCUAhUTS-7c.
QNIONS-Spanish 70c per bu. Kansas 6Oc.
BANANAS-Si .0g2 - per bunch.
RAISINS-S Nj. q 20 per box. London layers 81 g.
s. N. in sacks Size per IN.
EGGc-iig l5c per doZ-
BUTTER-Fancy creamery sc. choice creamery,
&c choice butter lSc fair lc; cooking butter. 0c.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money,

NEW YORK. Dec. 2e.
Money on call tight ranging from sa15 per cent
last loan Is; closed offered at II per cent
Prime mercantile paper 54a.'a.
Sterling exchange quiet aud weak at 81 sou for
sixty days bills and 81 81 for demand.
The total sales OF stocks 81; l0N, share
The stock tmarKet oday was-extremely dull, but
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27
Wichita Grocery Market.

wichita Grocery Narket.
WICHITA. KAN Dec. 26
graduated 7ivc extra light G ts4c, yellow SIC.
CORE E-Arbuckle : package sc, Rio fair roast
Old Gov. roasted Sic Mocha choice Arabian roasted
MoLAssEs-choice Plantation per gallon soc,
prime 4s.,. good c, sorghum choice DOC =,
1in hall bbs Sc No 70 in gallon kits per kit Soc
RlCE-fancy head Louisiana &C, choice Louisi'
oAT Mai american faxed greats per bo IS Is
Per - % Quaker rolled oats per case % 81
CHkEsE-Choce cream l2>sc GOOD lie. Young
AB Btckwa fiE FLoUR-pure per eol $50,
stobies patent So %. case % per case - 20
m per half Dbl > 3 small bCls 24o per Dbl s 81
NI16t 4riU 1'isS No per deg &c
CORN-Fancy sugar No. : per doz 81 to. standard
PEAs-Early June No. 2per doz 81 So Msrrowist
BtANS-stringed No. 2 per dog Sc
App. ES-GalonS per Goz - -.
BLACkRERRl ES-No. per deg S5c
ChEkRlES Resi No. per OF u W
PEACHEs-No. per doz IL 70
sfhfSkMBHRRiEsM 81 PEI va doz 81 TO-
CALIFORNIA APRICoTs-Standard No. per
california cHERRIEs-Black No. Sper doz
y c /, TRi5e NJ PLTMs-No. per doz SIS
CALifoESiA PEAo5 h y No per dOs
cSL TR,f NG 3 4 sing SS PER dSa
wichita Game and Poultry Market.
IcHITA HAM. Dec. &c.
QCAIIr-Sc,G1 20 per doz-
PRAIRIE CHICHENS-s3 % per doz-
NENis9N. 7esc per ID. saddles wSnc
G MIL 81 nU fS Sssi Is, "a per don.
TEAL. DUCkS-si 10 per coz,
GEt $50 0e4 o per coz.
CBlCKENS-Dressed6 99 Sc psr lb. live - 10 per
doz n.
TURkEYS-Live &c per ib dressed Sc.
Wichita Hide ami Tallow Market.
WICHITA. KAN. Dec. %
HIDEs-No. green Sc per H.. No. green &c per
A. No. green salt 3isfGS4ac No. green salt PKG
dry hides o1xc per ID.
TALIoW-No: Sac per 10, No. 2 2sc-
SHEEP PELTS-Slg I5c each
Wichita Provision Market
WICHITA Dec. 20
EDGAR CURED MEATS-Canvassedo or plain
Hams Is pounds and up luc>
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27
COMMISSION AGENTS.
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
J. n PHILLIPS. E. PHILLIPS.
PHILLIPS & PHILLIPS
VETERINARY SiIQGENNS

Graduates of the Chicago Veterinary Colleges
members of the Chicago Veterinary College Assoc
citation
We are prepared 10 do all kinds Of veserir a<y
work incilldizg canine practice dentistry. and al
surgical oper atoms Hospital sccoinulodaftan lov
all patients requiring special care Calls ey Iele
phone telegraph q mall viii receive prompt
tioa By day OK night We use operating table
instead Of throwing horses
Office, LA North Lawrence Avenue TEL
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FOR RENT--CHy Real Estate.
Under this head Il a line per day.
FOR EXCHANGE.

Under this head D. per line per day.
FINO EXCHANGE Pr LASD-Stone creamery
Il building 4ixfD feet. tvo and bali stories equip
ped with mo1ern machinery. steam engine And
boiler, ice hoB-~ Refrigerator and coopershep, 10
Gated In southern Iowa. Address ot;o Greet. Dska-
loosa, Iowa f&G
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27
wichita Live Stock Market.

WICHITA, KAN. Dec, rs,
CATTLE.
Cattle were in light supply at the yards yester-
day and the market remained firm for 1rsL-class
butchers and shippers stock. The feeling is good
for the best grades. We quote;
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27
Employment agencies.
Under this head &c per line per day.

w ANTED-N News agents to on trairs and sell
w goods. We have y runs TO supply with agents.
hence we always have an opening somewhere be-
cause good agent becomes valuable that the
road he runs wants him for higher and better
position. consider it II the best job We have for
young IL is TIE gateway TO something better
is business education for him besides good runs
pay from $40 TO SIS per month For particulars TO
this or any employment inciose stamps aud address
j. r. kenworthy, room opposite Hotel Carey.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

Wedding and Party Invitations, en-
Office d63s
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27

lchita Grain Market.
WICHITA. Kan., Dec. &c,
GRAIN-Car lots on tracS
WHEAT-Ciood milling 10 e5Sc while other grades
ireQuoted AZ so and down.
CORN No. . IL.
OArS-l2alc.
RYE-No 24a 25c No 2Sd2ic.
HAY - 20 per ton; $40 In car lots.
GROUND C0RN-I hop in lots Sc per 100 lbs
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
MEETINGS.
Under this head n p.r line per dav.
TO weak MEN

Suffering from the effects Of youthful srrors eary
decay wasting weakness. lost manhood. esc-. viii
eeni valuable trsatise fsealsdl containing sn
particulars for home cure. FREE Of charge. A
splendid medical work should be read By every
man who 10 nervous and dsstissssa.. Addrsssf
Pref r. c. POWLkIR, AoOduss Gem.
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FOR TRADE
Cn6er his bead &c pr lire per Day
LNOR TRADE-A hotel rs Coybsn. kAa-. fer Q SOCK
i OF groceries. dry goods OF hardware. Address
Geo Kinney. SJoTon. Kan So
ITO TRADE-Cso<d gentle hor~e, 'ep haxgy saa
Il good harness. for aayfkfzz- VIII 2 E7sres
Monarch Cigar store. Is -. kaiH. 81 q
L'OR TRADE-FsrTn II cerffsa fG1iaoas for wsc18.z
L property. y. n DsBsts County bald 90 aiss,-u
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-27
Wichita Provision Market.

WICHITA. Dec. 20
MlGAR CURED MEATS-Canvassed or plain
Hams. Is pounds and up, luc