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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-10
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, IL, Sept. 9.-Tbe market for
wheat ruled steady and narrow today.
There were no new features and trading
was light and of a scalping character.
Opening figures were a C under Saturday
closing range for the leading futures, the
early weakness resulting from the large
receipts. present and prospective, and the
dull, dropping cables. 1t was the impress
sion here largely that the visible supply
would increase 100000 bushels, and this
had a depressing effect Despite the bear
ish surroundings the marke. lid not break
i'll any way to cause any uneasiness among
holders The demand was sufficiently
active after tie opening 10 put the
price back TO Saturdays closing figures in
very few minutes, and from that time
until within MALT an hour Of the close De
cember sold between a75.@U54c touching
both several times.
The quantity technically dropped out
OF the visible account ut Minneapolis Ow-
ing TO the failure Of some of the houses
there 10 comply with the new rules max
ing them regular" is ~ .OJO bushels. This
made the visible supply show decrease of
l13, 600 bushels. During the last half hour
there was Lively trading and prices eased
OF TO inside figures; closing quotations
being at the bottom for September and
October, and sc lower for the day De
cember and May rallied a small fraction
and were only shade below Saturday 5
close at the adjournment.
A moderate and very good shipping bus
mess was transacted in corn, the feeling
being steady. Fluctuations were confined
within narrow limits. Reports regarding
The growing crop are generally of very
favorable character The market opened
a shade under the closing of Saturday.
was firm and gradually advanced u ll#fc,
became quiet and steady, closing a shade
better than Saturday.
Oats were traded in moderately and 4
steadier feeling prevailed There was no
particular pressure 40 sell and fair dispo-
sltion TO buy. but price changes were con-
fined 30 a marrow range.
Some little interest was manifested in
pork with some irregularlty in prices.
January declined
Trading was light in lard and the feeling
was steady with very little change in
prices.
Inquiry for short ribs was active and Of
ferings fair. Prices on the whole range
averaged higher but outside figures were
not maintained
l.af #ff1t- bel. ffrsr
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- IouiS PrqdUcc,

ST LOUIS. No. Sept. S.
FLOUR-QGiet and an easy feeling prevails not
generally unchanged.
WHEAT-Cish higher. options lower. Larger re-
ceipts than looked for, duh cables, favorable
weather in this country aud England, Weahei7d ne
marke earl Ia the day and the close was IS sc pc
low SATURDAY 30 red cash iJ5z L..l=c september
.5t el - 5,cl55.c closed SIC; october t'g'sc,
closed kc bid: December 10. .4c, closed 5'sc Dldi
3Iay SI@.llE4sllSc closed 5i3-C. 49,
CORN-ka-y Mo- mixed cash 2t95c: pctober SIS
a8Jc closed s3j6c bid; December 2J,4GJJc, closed
9lSc bid, May - 53.J5c, closed 5z1sc bid -
0AT>-iuiI, No cash Isl asked. lec Old; May
25tc bid: September 1850 bid October ioc' 80
RYE-In demand at an advance. No. 9o33s 9sSjac.
HAY-DulI and easy. Prairie 81 25G7 30; timothy
SIesl2 90
BRAN-More doing; 4I1Zc.
fG.AN ~I-ED-Bejtcr a Il y. 80,
IEAD-firn Rahucd $ $; chemical hard g s.
bid, - 30 asked. -
BUTTER Dutl Creamery lG8ltc dalryI5Glic.
E,rG>-S Steady and iii demand at i512c.
CORN MEAI.-Qniet and easy 81 6JIl Co.
WHISNN-%l @.
PROV I~IDN~-Quiet.
P0RK-Pork entirely nominal; no sales and no
price named.
LARD-PriTne steam nominal; 50 -.
HOILDERS-S4 C!Is.
LONGS AND RIBS p
SHORT CIEA R-Sj -.
BAtO\-BONci shoulders. g l216; longs and Tbs,
s. UJ4yU IL short clear, - %DS5 -.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-10

The Santa Fe route viii sell, on August
6 and -. September 10 and y. and October
:. 1sS9, round-triD excursion tickets at
greatly reduced rat-s-about one tace for
round trip from Wichita 10 al points ii
Texas. Panhandle OF Texas, Colorado.
New Mexico. Utah. Wyoming, Idaho
and Montana Tickets are good for
thirty days from date o. sale. with stop
overs allowed Al pleasure on return tvip
Parties desiring TO mske 3 thirty days
t-i0 70 any OF the western mountain re-
sorts. Including Las Vegas Hot Springs
Colorado Springs. Cascade Canon, Man
tou. Green Mountain Fails, etc, can save
money by taking advantage q the low
rates on tie Harvest Excursion dates For
Jicke, rates and other information, call OF
". D. Murdoch, sGen: y, L & :. +. Z
T., or address
GEO. I. NICHOLSON.
G. P. s. 7. a, A, T q :. Z. X r
65E-,t Topeka. Kansas
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGR-For nice farm in
4 Kansas-A fine dwelling VITA ten rooms and
twelve vacant lots IL Minneapolis. Mimi. Price
s9tUt encumbranCe - ~. ). {. kennedy Martins
burg, W. Ma soH4r
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-10
EXECUTIONS FOR WTcHcRAFT.
Curious Facts in the History OF English
Jurisprudence.


Jurisprudence.
| Lawyers dispute as to when the last trial
| and conviction for witchcraft took place IN
England; and many Of the profession. hav-
| ing so little respect for the memory of Sir
| Matthew Hale as to be ashamed of these
| sentences, have endeavored to make out that
| the last case occurred in the Seventeenth
century, in the reign Of Charles IL Hutchin-
son, of the Historical Essay on Witchcraft,"
writing IN IT'S, declares that there had bees
no execution Of q witch for thirty-si1 years
| IT Is certain, however, that Jane WenhaIn
Uas sentenced TO death for witchcraft at Hart
ford in 1712, and Dr.. Parr declares that four
years after at Huntington Mr.. Justice Powell,
the same judge who had tried Jane Wen
ham, passed the capital sentence on Mary
Hicks end her daughter Elizabeth IA child II
years old, who were actually executed Wen
| ham got of on a point of law on the t7th of
July, 1716. The same writer asserts that
two unhappy wretches were hung at North
ampton in March, 1705, and IN July, 1712, five
other witches suffered the same fate at the
same place"
Doubts have been thrown on DR.. PARIS as
serdon, and on the soufce-certalnly much
later IN date than Hutchinson'5 essay-from
which he derived it; and perhaps there we
must abandon the imaginative contempla-
ton of so piqUant & contrast between en-
hghtenment and barbaris1n as would be pre-
sented by the spectacle of witches being
hanged while Spectators and Tatlers were
being written, while Swift was pamphleteer-
ing on the conduct OF the Allies, and Pope
poetizing the rape OF Behnda'S lock Any
how, the act of James l continued In force
for another twenty years 1t was not re-
peated till 1856 when at last it occurred to
the legislature that the real mischief Of the
ofense of witchcrafs was TO be found IN the
manner of the witch's dealing not with the
devil but with the public.
In repeating the ancient statute, therefore,
punishment was very wisely provided for
persons pretending TO exercise or use any
kind of witchcraft sorcery, enchantrnent or
conluration," or to discover stolen or lost
property 'by any occult or crafty science"
The former Of these provisions would be oper-
alive against professors OF cheiromancy and
cartomancy Though not, 1t is submitted, of
astrology1, while the latter seems to Ee aimed
specially at the use Of the ''divining rod"
which, l believe, is still employed in the min
ing districts OF Cornwall for discovering the
whereabouts of unexplored mineral treas
ures, and the uss of which within quite re-
cent times in Somersetshire for the fscihta-
ton of well sinking is discussed with due
gravity it may be remembered, by famous
British ist-E.nglish Illustrated Maya
zine
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-10

BUTTER-Dun and easy. Good TO fancy cream
cry l1@sl4c; good TO fancy dairy, 7@1 &c
Enthusiastically 1jsaS1ec. .oo,-
LIVE POULTRY-Steady. Choice hens, e. Ve va
q! roosteFs 81 80; spring chickens &C. turkeys, &C.
PROVISIONS-Dull but steady.
HAMS-llc.
BREAKFAST BACON-91Gc.
DRIED BEEF-Sc.
DKY SALT tIEATS---Firm. Short ribs and long
clear. 50 o.; shoulders, 81 So short clear % o.
SMOKED MEATS-Steady Short ribs. - SOC;
long clear, - @ shoulders, IS 1 short clear 81 ~
PORK teaGy: $ln ~
. LARD-FiTIn; S. p.
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Kansas City Live stock.
EE..-s = CFr,rN n


The Live stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts 77s6 shipments 6,06o Mar;
ker duh and weak Good TO choice corn fed
steers = lDq4 % common to medium 81 5000 %
stockers aud feeders IL GIGS IL; cows 81 o99@ o1
lrasScTs - UsG- 10. -
HOGS-Receipts ll52 shipments 358 Market
l0c lower Good choice light 81 l5cg4 p; heavy
and mixed 1j4 -.
sHEEP-Receip-s Iss5; shipments none Market
active ana steady. Good choice muJtons $ iU&
j e.; common 10 IacdiumS2 25ty5 w.
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ST. LOUIS, No, Sept 5.
CATTI r,-Receipts 3lI; shipments 20. Choice
h-av. native steers - 25a4 20; fair to good s. $50
d stockers ana feeders & l0s2 81.
HOGS-ReceipJ- l,jts shipments 100 Market
&c lower Fair choice heavy - 600 90. pack
ing grades 50 aGa5 20 light lair TO best 81 -Og4 ~
SHEEP-Gaccipts LOO. shipments -.lUl Market
active and steady. Fair 10 choice - 2J++ p.
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WICHITA Produce Market.

Furnished by Oberne Hosick & Co.
WICHITA, sept. p
HTDES-Grecn. S2.i0a55a; green salt, Ssel45@s
dry salcd, 4G1gg; green pelIs sC1Jc dry peltss 90
TALLoW-No. prime. PC No. . SIC.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-10
Women's Heads aud Waists.

The Venus de Medicis head measures
around the temples 205< inches; allow for the
wavy hair half inch and call it 20 inches.
l make the waist q inches, but as the figure
is bending slightly forward it may vary, &C
cording as the measure Is applied. The neck
is ID inches. j lady friend was so kind as 70
measure several ether young ladies for my
benefit. and l do not find such marked diff
ference. The heads are generally larger and
the waists smaller, II Is true, but take one in
stance: Head, 2iI% inches; waist, q Is inches;
waist, a inches; neck. 12s. inches 4 young
girl Of IS measures 10 inches head and pa 4
inches waist. Another lady measured just
20}S inches head. The measures were taken
over the waist Of the tunic. One would sup
pose the measures would be less II taken after
the classical manner, bur by some mysterious
dispeusaticn Of Providence the waist Of the
modern woman Is acknowledged 70 measure
more when It7an11eled.-New York Art
Student
Three hours The 1Tick-st 10 st Louis
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-10

Tickets are soy On s44e - go v2yioas
SIMMER rezDrts. A. va sslDz - 80
u1cautalas' are fou g1-ns - tcs ~
s1ors' Ars yga Eelus alyTAess' y -
cal - She Missouri FaGiGe ny fcGF<
otflce. No ~ ~ Mas. GO ~ depot. cSFs-ef
second au4 IS ieL4ta e.. f4e .aiafll4--''2
a. - fo4tss. rsles. Tina 80
= = bEcElsT-
Pas. & TkI Agt. X = 4ata =
G5.f
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK. Sept. @.
Money on call easy at.. a percent; closed offered
~ l.
Prime mercantile paper = - -,,.r
Sterling exchange quiet but Irm al $-'i4 Luf
IL day bills and SIS Tor ,uaud.
stocks active and stronger.
lIntnI -. ~ 49, ,.r... "a - -hnrns.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-10
CHAS. LAWRENCE.
DEALER 20
Photographers Supplies.
l02 h. Douglas avenue,
WICHITA, KAN.
TELEPHONE EcffoS

Pre- reclining chair oars arr now running
On al trains On ths g.. K l. = rRIlwsy,
Rock ISsAnd kouts." between lchsta
Topeka Kansas City. It Joseph. CLilRg3
81 L>oaA 81
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-10

A. s1a p--e 81 fhs '9..oSiax po3ats.
Old Psat Ccusert. Va Wilt zalpAuF
~or..x- - va Ssrf5IE. Va. sweet
--riazs va aas -s48at1a "a TIE
Fr.sro - TIE oa.T iine E4Vtnx sol.c tra. as
tLr14r - ~, lr1s II has free f--sla-
lnR caaiE esrr s1c F1llulau palace sIrep-
* csts q luorE.a., sLc I3g1t traits. k1-
rLstir-l4rs g~E4Fc5nx rg4tes. FAtrs sar
call e. - Sorta Kan aseet and Las-1
depot. s. .-l..4, E&usss
81 D GrEDogE.
~ Pass. AID ItE.ss &sL
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-10

Free reclining char cars are Cow running
OF ali Jrs.zs CT the c., b s y railway,
Rock Island Route. between Wichita
Topeka, kAnsSs City. ST. yosepa. Ch.cazo
* LouiA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-10
ROB RENT-ROOMS.


Fo.s nESr-T~o ,sry is5ss sir.lT f5re,a .
Lavreaos ave. H
L'oH EEST- Room On soafh water Il. books
L from ucuE.as ar-''
EF9R EEsT.A 9@--s1e .a-arr.....d ra7r.
L "F"l f Man - Ay.y t e. Fa-.af. -
E-fet A--f'--s- ai.ef re-3 -*
rooms 20 Ss-tL Iese4a ateEl~ Is ~-s
Ir0E RENT -rressars Furnishes room ;r a -sry
cesIra1ls .o-a-.zl- 81 IS %9rr- LDpara arH-
EOR kE5.I-s.rey '5r---s-'s .-s--reaa. a..y
1 a. - = Io1@sa- A'-- = z. s-...2a 81 "
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
taeer ts.-s bead 2 - ilae - cay.
EFoa i.L<r-A go g.sa9 90 reasonable s.-.s
TroE EEET- Ho.4i - sr-~- ,zs-a - ts- -a<-zs
Il f7r g ~ ,a1.. - o. f-s-a.streJ e el ger
- = -o--z-2s a e-sF ct-f
STOLEN.
Ua1sr tss heae p ser azs pr day.
FOR RENT-RESIDEHCES.
lz1e- ta.- 80 e s~r ,ia- s~r eay-
-. Fos Hs,-T-At - <srts f.-rr1.-s ave- ~
- l-r1al 114-a ~ssl 5000 Gear aa1 large
@1Foz EEN--a gao 5--.>1a fsesx - ~ ---
- - ar- e-s ~ - ) El9-raz- Ele
- F1s f-E>T-Ca-aer 2: 9--aoz aaa s,--.--
- FoEELS sro--s sa1s. 30 - Sc--z
a. &Af-s-r.11 .rse-ar creep O. a. ~-.E >
70 s-s' = 1aTisr l-@sf1-.es -. l-l.LAs sssss-
- ca lssas- iss.@. = ). x4ss. z..-s<
80 HrE#s-~
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-10

Receipts ei8. The market was about the same as
Saturday with little wider range IN price 4cJ ~
N...yv and light hogs one i0sd averaging l'~
nonud. brought 81 u. Hogs weighing around %lo 20
30 pounds sold at - 81 to IS %. The ainet closed
steady The business OF the day was done OF sub
rtantIaIly the following bases.
Light mixed packing. ~ - % %
Heavy mixed packing --..-.- .---.-'- ~ g ~ ~
Stock ----..----. - 20 y
Rough old sows and stags........-..'. q . 60 u
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-10

NM n MAS ard Certificate for
tHPl Schools, Colleges, etc, Calling
uii LU Cards, Invitation and Ausounc-
msDt Cards OF ali kinds, Bonds,
etc, autographed and Printed 81 the
Eichinc EAGLE Office Wichita. Kansas
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-10
P 4 ROHRRAuGH

Attor r,ey At Law Attorney for Western Collection
Bure au-, Rooms l, and ). No l3I North Market
tree Wichita. Kansas -
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Wichita Live stock Market.

Furnished for the EAGLE by Fldridge Camp
bell live stock commission merchants
WICHITA, Sept 9.
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H0GERa

n. pho,oxr.ensr PlcIcrss z a. ssEss .Rs S--les
II. So eSrr.eS Is cEsss k<scc-zezr % p5cla-s
.rzEasa In tss cay. ave E-R -ssady >s-l and
zz-1zs As2p.ez~
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
Under this head e a line per da

W AETED-Tho ladies 20 know that Mr<. Mary
W Bernard IS sole agent Ton crirlsrt'cI E-li-
Corset Waist. The most beautiful waist pn TIE
market Has tho long waist win high bust. f1E
hitting dresses over iu j. uuTfvalicu NaHufattu
III fast black. old gold d. ab. cream. pink Vls md
pies 90 NORTH ain street over Peck music Store
All orders by u.lil wtl receive prompt attention
Addr--- Mrs. Mary Bernard, - North Ma.H s-r. et
wichita BOX a.S 0t5
CTEFE~ FOR SALF-we have nfts good feeding
- Steers near tic ,ltv, over gen pounds v'.sEf
which VIII sell IN six months giu8c rel-Ins'li.r
interest Apply or write Eidrid-e = Campbell,
Commission Merchants STOCK Yards Gf'-tt
A TTFNTiON HOME sEEKEK>-I have ia ms
stages Of improvements. and from q acre tract
to large and goUWudiol- -igya ranch. some ~
which vs. viii exchange Tor good property cast we
can suit ans -sho means business. Our lls. "a
large and We selected can rsil easy terms
special Das gains for spot cash Gall and >fe no.
Noure truly :. < \elsDu- rooms and over ". =
Market. dt'-at
VSFOMATIoS wASTED-Aryaue knowing the
/ Whereabouts ~ BaHlsl y Edwards who ia -'lss-
posed tu b. b. The wr-tFru country. VIII confer a
= Ecwar0-. NaF.rly- Illinois. Morgan county. b.
t95 i-is-,sz5 2et
w f. POWERS. piano tuner su1 yaaa.r.r
W orders from nei g boring cities ard towns
solicited address gr leave prl"r- tf 4ag-las
~ha- : music house 40 ~ North Slain -tr-et.
Wichita. Kansas. ot9
rINIOsE WANTING 20 rent. bur or sell 'aru. or
city property. call ~ TIE te. k-tsfe aaa Rental
rrty o. f Cuos -rnala prepared 20 care fnr tfat
~ uoure~ t 10 tlf f-r rF.t-s lrl ti u.-zst
either tf-'a o- rlrF. Ca. r- c0~-esyc-t f'-..f.
room j. I-5 y. liaraet i-rse. binding. 81
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FOR TRADE.
Under tins head &c per line per day.

yyTANTED-To trade clear lots for VA on ami
w team. Call At ilg2 r. Central d.0 6r"
w A\TEp-ro trade house aud acres 4 E.Ului
Nv la Tyler. Texas. also horse and hy g t9r
lots house and lots IN wichita. 10 or o. Hl,C raf
Can at room {. over II y. Alala e. us -4-t
rITO TRADE-For city property. = nr-t class sen
/ tvo-seated carriage. iae lasEr horse aud har-
ness ~ Wu~ssrr SIR
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Three hours The quickest TO St, Louis
Missouri Pacific railway IA II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Under tals head " ser Inc per ca.
y;~ANTED-A hes7y-tuil- r8stor e. "a I.eEt one.
W VIII pay some q .1ereE1.. corner Is.rd s11
Wa.er. $50
WANTED va-r 20 hoy Or trade for two NJ
~ f1lT resident -o-- 2 " a-t W trti.s. ttlrg
81 sycamore street south - l51-sta- zFec4. ea-r
- go. s--1ea university. aud Lo-f1 u is p" iCL
4, W--sesn .s5!Fay- any parts E-FiL- loss &. ta.-
locality shat theF S.- --l &c ~p cas- a- ~ 4Llrf--
giving atlsE. AID 4r-ce, = r. = 11aia, -arz
se.geic< 5.eez. Fl ire
IVA NTED-Tha ladies e. know t-at 'ir- BERNARD
- Will close Gus her 1l-.Te -.<ss tT -le l&r--az
ms STOCK a- r.--t cas- t-ts ife-1- A. COZ
rrs and strs- E4T szl3- a. crsers - a4a.l er..-
recei~e prom - arJel-fon. NJ AafT -@g---t -
EorJh Man street. BOX -zss- $50
W ANIEf5-Tc r"Li o. h'-r some -essT-na sz4
~ counters C@-s CT - --d1r-e - y. a-4-sa
- Chicago avenue -s.--i-
IL AS-E1.-Lg7e-s o. sod h-ezs - ~ Ffalszea1
w E5-r a. .--D T. D41s 49, y" i4a-ss1-- g. .e-ls-
mons
W. TET.-Far sac - tz-- Gee cd y,s2s- q
~ ce1rs "a IL -.5-t0
-ASTEil-i overs - . Gre czp - csfiee %
W rslarA5s~ lgzls or s5sAi ss-Fsl "a rasaa ste
Wi elJr@s1g4 -al4-s. -u irF -E4r& r. l-.ez -
Do-E44-- >l-sl4i "a l.ss Ig- +a-,-- c-fr.
N-ANTED-To - az ra.s 60 tsr oaly p oss,.
W ~ ksgacre- sd - - s--izzss - Is1rs z
paths -z1s- CARPETS. 81 d'l-'f
Iy-ASTEu-A- ys-s1n. eesirtrr pa-z-zs. rerz---
~ wax a1z1= - CAL - = = S49S~s = %. -
HAN --E--Ls AZ sor& g-aras.iee1 = ..
W ANTED-AA r@--zzs aeesr.az cellar z.s-.
~ ceasez-te1 - ca. a. / rs1zre- Z Co. T. y
24l1 s-r-e- a. go .-.-AE---,<sz- - =
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Receipts S27 shipments none. The general mar MAJ.
lot Wa; lower the only exception being on goGd
butchers cattle which were IN strong demand ana al
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-10

y y Ia y.
gtf g. =. sd 2. a ~ Louis. 30.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
-r..r fifl. head gfa line up- eav

Ny-AHTED-A party who can furnish sl-p0 or
w collateral security 10 purchase lot ~ cattle
that Will te so.1 low. Address Cattle Ranch
f4rie gfige s-e.S
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WANTED-AGENTS.

4 CENTS WASTED-IH every city ard town ~
~ The United states except iu state o. kansas r
- ] % lawyers. J4sf The Duua every lawyer needs
endorsed by "a yors everywhere, se'f- Il sight -
cesys necessary. a BOOK can ~ delivered when
sac II made. Applicants me- D. sbie to furnish
reference ~seu required 8I particulars free
Address tie y .cals- E1sss. W-rA4ta. k1a. 1T
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lty Union TIczs, o1lce. -. North Aaln sree-
ID linton Depot. near O&- street.
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DOR SALTS feeding steers ~ the Briudiey farm.
L miles northwest OF " lclItst on the BIZ river.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-10
FINANCIAL.
Under this head g per line per day.

WANTED Money 70 loan-sIo and upwards on
w furniture. pianos. wagons. horses,
cattle, ct w. :, Wolasier soathe->t coyner Main
and Elr~t. room
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-10

RFSsMAKING- During the month Of september
II viii make wool dresses for - troadcioth
S1.e silk gowns s.. only one trying on necessary.
L. n. Rogers, cor. University v aud Campbell
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-10
DENTISTS.

DIR. z Il. CREDITOR,
DENTIST Office III y. Main, over smith & Stovers.
VItalizeG air administered. Residence GIG y To-
pela avenue. Wichita, Kansas. 9lf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-10

CTOHAaE-For household goods or rnrTchSadtsa
- boxed Or loose. II y0g sayo ary gee1s y stor-
erlng them TO the Wichita storage Co. No ls Wsss
Doug ~ s9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-22
POULTRY NOTES.


Indifference concerning the intro
duction Of fresh and pure blood into the
locks Of poultry materializes into lndii-
terent profits, II not actual loss,
It IL better for the health Of fowls
slightly TO underieed than 70 overfeed.
It is folly to surfeit them, with the idea
that O fatty condition ofthe body is es-
sential to egg production and vigorous
offspring.
A poultryman near Minneapolis made
100 hens pay him s. apiece last year
and he Is now selling eggs from several
hundred hens for IS cents o dozen, and
the supply Is much too small orthe de-
mand.
Few people consider that farm yard
fowls Of all kinds, ducks and geese In
cluded, get q great part Of their living
and in some parts OF the year the whole
of II, from what would otherwise b.
lost or wasted, and from bugs, insects
snails and worms, which are a positive
harm to growing crops,
By far too much corn Is used by poul
trymen, and not enough OF wheat, oats
barley, mlddlings, bran and green food
Clover rowen for winter use Is valuable
owing to the large percentage Of albumer
1t contains. Variety Of food Is essentia
TO the well,beipg and produCtiveness o
fowls. The composition OF eggs requires
variety Of material and these Constitu
ents are found In plain and cheap ioOC
OF one kind or another,
A Minneapolis poultry commission
man says; ~ am receiving more poorl!
dressed poultry this season than ever be
fore, No fowl should be fed for at leas
twenty.four hours before killing. Ate
removing the feathers the skin should b.
tied over the neck and neatly trimmed
Every bird should be packed uniformly
and all excrement removed from the fee
and legs, Light colored, plump chicken
are the most desired, but II not pFoperl,
dressed and packed will not command
the price OF the poorer, yellow'sklne'
ones with which proper care has beel
taken In killing, dressing, packing an
preparing for market