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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-09

by the enemy, but as the matter had never
been mentioned, not even By the Austrians,
who would naturally have been proud of
such a trophy, the general called the
officers of the Forty-fourth together and
begged them'to keep perfect silence as to
their loss, aad the first time they found
themselves within reach of an eneny's flag
to revenge themselves by taking il.
When Austria agreed TO the convention
Of the Red Cross the Italian military doc
tors were set free, and one OF them came
to Gen. di Revel and informed him of
what had been done with their flag by the
group of officers of the Forty-fourth The
general recommended silence, and his wish
was respected. On the eth of October,
when Di Revel went TO Verona, a mer-
chant OF that city was presented TO him,
and in secret consigned to him the spear
point of the missing flag, which had been
found in the villa of Signora Rose Faina,
and by her jealousy preserved in order to
be restored to the italian army One can
imagine the gratitude of the general.
He reported the affair TO the minister Of
war, begging him 70 provide a flagstaff.
This was done, and when peace was con-
Guided and the prisoners of war returned
home the officers Of the Forty-fourth con-
signed to the general the several pieces Of
their flag. They were sewn together BY
three workwomen in the presence of two
officers of the company, and attached TO
the staff and spear point, the whole pro-
ceedIng being written down, witnessed TO
and'signed, and an account of the saving
of the flag added
On the 25th October the Forty-fourth
regiment was drawn up in the square of
ct. Mark, and in front stood Lieut. Ii
bretn bearing the recovered flag. The
guardia Vol was sounded, and Gen. di ReveI
expressed his pleasure at being able to re-
store to the essen blcd regiment the actual
flag, stained with the blood Of the handful
of heroes who had so valiantly preserved it
from the enemy. Zone piece only" he
concluded, lis missing, and that lies in the
heart of the brave man who carried it with
him TO the tomb" A storm of applause
burst from the regiment and the specta-
tors; then while the men presented arms
the general kissed the flag and gave it TO
Lieut.. Cob Zarni, the commander of the
regiment, who also kissed it, and then re-
consignedit to Lieut.. hibreota, who, bear
ing aloft the glorious banner, accompanied
Gen. d Revel along the front Of the regi-
ment amid renewed acclaratiops The
general speaks of this insident as one of
the most moving in his military career.
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WfII(( Eagle
FINANCEANDCO COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts ofLive Stock at the Union Stock
Yards during the past "a hours--42O
cattle, 1857 hogs. Shipments
337 Cattle, 20 Horses There is no
Improvement in the general cattle
market. There is possibly a better
feeling on tidy choice butchers grades,
especially in COWS and heifers. Ship
pers did not buy hoof. Local butch
ers took a few and an outside party
purchased eight head of stock steers.
Everybody would like to see an i'm
provement in the situation, but it is
hard to tell when it will come. The sup
ply Of hogs was quite liberal. Market
opened strong at yesterdays closing
price, $347 1-2, on packing grades and
advanced rapidly until 1885 was
reached. This was the ruling price for
the day; three loads Of choice hogs.
however, sold 2 1-2 cents higher than
that. Mexico went at S3.4O and $3.45.
The market closed steady at the ad-
vance.
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Wichita Provision Market.

WICHITA. Kan. July 8.
Everything is lively around the packing horses
Orders are coming in freely for hog products and
prices unchanged. The receipts of hogs are quite
liberal
SUGAR CURED MEATS-Canvass or plain hams
70 lbs and up 9Gll14c, hams 19G20lbs 1l1c hams me-
dunn and up l09l2c. small size 10dl2 lbs l06a
l21c. California picnic ham 797fc breakfast bacon
full width or strips 8Sl0c, dried beef-ham extra
dry 99&l0c. smoked beef tongues per doz So So cot
tage or bOnees hams slGs16c, New York shoulders Ga
&c, California bacon 64&74c Tennessee bacon 64c
rolled shoulders bsneless sc.
SIDE MEATS-Short clear sides packed dry salt,
IS i5G575 per 100 lbs, clear itches Sc English bel
lies &c long clear sides s. 31a5 30 shoulders 5a5I
clear backs S. 45C96 % per 100 lbs long clear bacon
s. S56 216 cwt. shortclear bacon So 1895 3TS clear
bacon backs S6 099G 62J6 bacon hitches 81 OOS6 62
bacon shoulders ) 621@.
SAUsAGE-Fresh pork sausage No $4,000. fresh
pork sausage textras) &C, Vienna and and Frank
furt lOc. head cheese SC. bolognas rounds 4Jfa5c.
Dolognas middles 41fS5c, nicllles bologna 416S5c.
tongue sausage &C. liver sausage Sc blood pudding &C.
LARD-Basis Tc's, choice family 61sc, bakers spe-
cial &c, pure leaf 7c Whittakers Star 64c, Whtta-
ker's pastry &c.
FRESH MEATS-BEEF-Side or whole carcasses
5a614c hind quarters 6169T11c, fore quarters 3s4c
loins So lOc. PORK-Por1 lOns &C, tender loins &c
spare ribs Sc back bones &C.
PREPARED PICKLED GOODS-Pig's feet put In
halves and spiced. Quarter bills 40 lbs 25 kits Is
lbs. 7jc. Picked and spced pigs tongue-Kitts, Is
lbs. 81 20. Trpe, picked and spiced-Quarter bbls
~ lbs. 80, kits, Is lbs. Csc.
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Why She Occupied Two Seats.

A woman, who may have come from
Perrysburg or somewhere, got on street
car at my corner. The car was full of pas
sengers of her own sex, but there would
have been a seat for her but for one wo-
man who persisted in sitting sideways and
ignoring the presence of the passenger who
was hanging On the strap. The newcomer
looked long and earnestly at the one who
was sitting sideways, then, STOPPING lit
tie, said sympathizihgly:
Got a boil, reckon"
Although there were not many men pres
ent to smoker the bell rang instanter, and
one enraged feminine left the car-Tcledo
Rlade
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, III, July SIN wheat trading was very
fair and the feeling somewhat unsettled. Prices
declined cent, fuctuated some and closed al about
n4G3s lower than yesterday.
Tuesday was another day In the market.
The volume OF business was fully as large yester-
day. The opening wild and excited, prices in
September ranging y at the same time in various
parts of the pit. Prices weaker declined asGllz
ruled frmer and closed &65s lower than yesterday.
Oats were active but unsettled feeling prevailed
In mess pork trading light. July delivery
ruled easier while other delivery were steady.
In lard a fair trade transacted, prices ruled
about 2IsC. higher.
In short ribs sides quite good business was re-
ported. Prices declined 71RSl0 cents and the mar
ket closed steady.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-July SSIec, August $3.50. September 90l%
CORN-Juiy SIC. August a6lsc, September S1lsC.
OATS-Julv -, August 214sc, September ZIl4c.
LARD-July $ 77l6s August IS s7l6 September
SHORT RIBS - July IS IS August S 20
September s. 50.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Firm. unchanged.
WHEAT-No spring, SSlsC red SSlfSSS5!c.
CORN-\o. ,, S55sc.
OATS-&C
RNE-4Sc
BARLES-Nominal-
FLA&SEED-SI q
TlMOTHN-$l Sl@l s.
PORh-Sl2 90
LARD-Sj ~.
SHORT RIBS-Sldes IS 1le5 Is
SHOULDERS-Dry salted Is 20S5 *
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-S5 S5S5 81.
WHISkN-Sl a.
sCGAR-Cut loaf ''le7slc; granulated 6'4c; stand
ard csc.
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A recent decision b! the Ohio supreme
court places the responsibility for the safe
transportation and delivery Of perishs5le
freight upon the railroads The case vas
one conseruEE the transportation Of but
ter For wait Of zoe he butter was spoiled
The road disclsiz.ed al responsibility since
it owned no refTlgezafor cA-s and 70 eon-
tract had been made for Toe The -c0ur4
awards damages 20 The plaintiff On the
ground tAA: = couzon carrier - t,Ouad "a
provide whatever tie NATURE q the goods
and the climate Exy require. bet nay
chargcfor the addItlooAlexpense. In sisc-s,
II rsisrsad oozLazy UNDERTAKES % t-zEs-
pert oEzo<si,y e INNS: use sTeFT e1fort
70 deliver Il n oo1ftss ~ 20 be q s0Eae
valve 20 ;bs oo,=sgnec Tkz decsssOo SENS
fair 20 bekh TzTss-- The company mus
sook eSTsfapy sfse- Tia propo-<y ard tie
owner DEss pay Tia nsosE2<3 expe2se-
New Yerk Tese<Taz-
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NOT A CHEERFUL VIEW OF IT.

NOT A CHEERFUL VIEW OF IT.
Wealth and glory, place and power,
What ore they worth to mo or you,
For the lease OF life runs out in An hour,
And death stands ready to claim his duaL
Sounding honors or heaps of gold,
What are they all when all is told3
pain or pleasure smile or tear,
What does it matteAwhat we claim!
For we step from the cradle into the bier,
& And a careless world goes on the same.
Hours Of gladness or hours Of sorrow,
What does it matter to US tomorrow,
Truth Of love or vow of friend,
Tender carcsses or cruel sneers
What do they matter TO us in the end'
For the brief day dies and the long night
nears;
Passionate kisses or tears of gail,
The grave will open and cover them all
Homeless vagrant or honored guest
Poor and humble or rich and great
All are racked with the worlds unrest,
AL must meet With the common fate.
Life from childhood till We are old,
What is It all when all is toidf
Ella Wheeler Wilcox in Boston Globa
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b. 30 new santa p time table T. sill
- ohserTed that the CkA-ago fEst express
lsavez here tarse hoars AID 6 fsssa minutes
later and arrives ia Chicago TIE f8liDFstns.
morning making All EASTERN connections.
The Galveston tran issTes fCaF hours anI
forty i've MINUTES later AID rcAEes 10
same time 70 Galvsstou Ths E@urrr tram
leaves forty ruinatss earlier and ARRIVES a.
Pueblo a. s-Zs a n. C1leTs'5C -pr1rKs Z -
a II Denver 1J45 a m ia train IS
equippsd with rhair carr, Fgilanal hud
dfuing cars AID AL Doz s,oy ~ meals a.
formerly DE- u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-09

"Zing zanEs" are very popular with the
colorcd citizens A 'Azing rang" Is one Of
the most unique entertainments Of the age.
Every veatige Of furniture In the room
where one ia to take plsce ia removed be-
fore the ring zans'' begins. Tsllow candles
are then stuak in the walls and everything
Is ready 4 6kEk skinned son OF Africa
than leads the girl whom no loves best out
into the rai6dIe Of the roam, and tho as-
sembled gsests form q circle around them
Scratch gravel" yeIs the aforesaid of
spring Of the DIRK continent. At the same
time be and his partner begin Cd animated
double shu6ie, keeping tune 70 the pztting
and stamping OF the hands and feet OF the
crowd that surrounds them Oftentimes
a single couple viii keep this peculiar
dance up fer half hour without once
psusinZ during tbat tame. In fact they
become so excited that they seldom stop
until both ere wrsnsing wet With perzpira-
ton and ahnost ready 20 fail 20 the floor
from sheer exhaas-iou. OEe couple no
sooner wilhdraws than another takes its
place, and the scene is repeated
spoliS Sentinel
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Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. Kan, July 8.
Good supply Of new potatoes and weah at quota
tons. Garden truck plenty and in fair demand.
Eggs plenty and unchanged. Butter is in fair sup
ply and prices firm.
PoTATOES-Kansas Coo per bushel, northern zoe
new, 75c9Sl 90 per bushel.
CABBAGES-New &c.
ONIONS-New 81 90 per bushel
PIE PI4ANT-l16c per ID.
LETTUCE-2c per ID.
RADISHES-5c per doz. punches.
ASPARAGUS-15C per dOz. bunchea
SPRING ONIONS-10c doz lunches
PARSLEY-l5c doz punches.
EGGS-9G 9l1C per dOZ.
BUTTER-Fancy creamery lac. choice creamery
l5c choice butter l216c fair Oc. cooking butter &C.
CHEESE-Eastern full cream l3c. half cream lla
12c skim S99c, limburger l28Gl4c, brick 15Sl6 full
cream Swiss l6Gl6c.
.CHICKENs-Live hens 5a53ec per h.. ROSTERS So
Y1c; spring. l0c.
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Wichita Grain Marker.

The receipts were not as large today The corr
market is active and higher. Wheat Arm. Oats in
fair demand at quotations.
Receipts for "a hours-l4,OO0 bu corn; go bu
wheat.
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT--Good milling old and new 65a1
other grades Coo and down
CoRE-No 5 or better 22S25c. white aS25c
OATS-17&I9c
RYE-No 3. or better Bic
HAY-S4 so per ton in car lots
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots Sc per 100 lbs
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A bright ProsDect.

Hello, old man, hear you are going
abroad
eyes. expect to sail next month, and
to settle permanently in London"
why, how nice that will be- So con-
venient, too, for Jour friends. l expect TO
go over for few weeks myself next year "
-Harper's Bazaar.
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Wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.

WICHITA. Kan. July g.
There was a good demand today on most lines
Lemons active and firm. No change in oranges and
bananas.
ORANGES California Mediterranean sweet
- 56g5 90 per box Messlna IS j0a6 90 per box I'm
perial s. 50 per box. San Diego IS per box.
Rodi, fancy 81 00(94 80 per e box
LEMONS-MeSsIna per box IS 00S9 30.
RASPBERRIES-S 00G2 50 per crate.
BLACKBERRTES-$ 00G2 50 per crate
PINE APPLES-None in market.
APPLES-New. 81 per bu.
PEACHES-S1 coal . per bu.
BANANAS-$20O @ IS 10 per bunch. fancy So Oper
bunch.
70 per 100.
DATES-Persian 60 III boxes $1,000 perlb. Fard
12al4 III boxes, PFC per III.
HONEY-California, III frames. 17@1Sc perIb
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Sstssnsi Tsaos fbonsi Aa-ostsstss. - Psei.
Einn-. 5s5T sfh ~ liSh-
For he atsyvs nkzzed ssaczssua - us
Aorsrl f1=c18c ra4lsaY orera = rae = 90
lo1gsas flrsz class TART fare fcr ths rVusd
tr1p ylus = Haafat~Tst4p fs~ 2 49, s4ek-
- ~ll - CO ALE ca JAY a. 20 IA IN
cl1tlFs. Sifh fusi rsfETn NElt = -~fGsr1-
t-r asslh Ferng1s Ssskins - F<sf ia
nar1 ssrI lakss 1ara- d hssse1 tsTn1 -aa
ava. tber1aslTes q 1ss rsre uYrszfT ~ -
q obtaining cheap rssez 81 - Fs1l - asf,
ARA. --ssaezl1A bare terra r-Ede i1r relscesa
raiszs 20 asnsf rs1sats. Per aTz - lfsFs-
ssr-s ass-,iv A. tsrkrr aTe@ No ~ s0rfa
Nan O. d~roE- s1rrser -szssts4 40 y se1stas
sts-s- p = ELE1ELEE.
g = Paxs ard TsEEst AEf ~ > Aesa
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Wants Supplied.

The following rates under the different headings
viii be charged
TPayable Strictly in Advance.
No Advertisements taken for less than 10 cents.
One line advertisements charged same rate
ines
TIL FORBIDDEN"
Prices given under classified beads IN this column
applicable oaly 70 local advert tSerscnts- No foreign
advertisements taken NJ prices given.
Answers 70 aoyertseDcats sent IN care OF tie
EAGLE once should De called for within 10 DAYS
After Insertion when Advertisers wish repiyK for
warded 20 them stamped envelopes must b. ssscf-
Reference TO former advertisements should give
description and date OF insertion copy OF the adj
vert5seTnent should be sent.
Not responsible for advertisements given or dis
continued by telephone
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Wichita Flour Market
Wichita Leather Market.

WICHITA, Kan. July s.
SOLE LEATHER-[SlaughterI2 9s3lc, B. A. 27s
DC good damage 2lG2}c.
HARNESS-ACOrn oak sc, No oak &c, l.. II. SC
Union Soc Hemock pc.
CALF--Domestic 65c6sI 90, French 81 coal So
CUT HALF SOLES--EXtra heavy SIS So heavy
IS ", medium 81 81. light 81 25apl 10.
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Randolph Me-, thinks that they have
lady who can beat the record in her line
She has lamp chimney which she has
used constantly for ten years, and from
present appearances it is good for another
decade.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money

NEW YORK. Julys
Money call easy. ranging from "A TO per cent,
last loan q. closed offered al ..
Prime mercantile paper sal
Sterling exchange more active, strong at 81 s4ls
for " day bills and Il IS for demand.
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Wichita Wool Market.

WICHITA. Kan. July s.
Bright conditiOn--Bright medium l4c, heavy me-
dunn PC light fine he, heavy fine l0c
Earthly cOnditons-Medum lie. fine SCGl0c, coarse
9Gllc, Mexican select grades l0Sl2c. coarse and
kenny 7@9c
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A Long. Sad Thought.

"At the North Pole, Hans, they have
nights six months long"
"Oh, but father, just think of the poor
-.ztnhnen ,-E,liayeIada Rlaattar
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Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. No, July $
The Daily Indicator reports;
FLOUR-NN. &C xxx sc. family 81 0sr choice
81 tE fancy 81 ~ extra fancy 81 sci So psteut
s. lGs 10
wHEAT-Stronser. No. hard cash INC, No
. red cash SlC-
CORN-Higher No cash size, July SlL4c
QATS-AbOut steady. No. cash 9sisC, July S1ec
RNE-Steady. No = cash &c; July sc.
EGGS-Firm Snd active Al SEC
MILITI FF-lrTeguLsAr.
CORN MEAI-SSc.
CORNGHOP-5+c-
BRAN-4SC.
HAY-stronger. Fancy prairie, old Sc Sas7 o.
new IS ~
LEkD~oulet soft Missouri and common S s;
refined g 20
FLANSEED-Si -
BUTTER-IIood 10 fancy creamery steady az az
l4c: good to fancy dairy sllc-
CRFESE-Stet,dy Northern TWINS l1El lc West
ern Sa9c Young America l0ssIlc. skinned 4s&
LIVE POILfRN-F1rul, good demand CHOICE
hens s. OAs5 2S small Eat 8 5lS2 IS rooSters<2 D
e. 81, spring chickens 81 @5Sts o.
PRONESlONS-Stea1y-
HAMS-Sl0 %
BREAKFAST BACON-$e4e -
DRIED BEEF-S7 So
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Following are the representative sales of cattle at
HOGS.
Receinfs 1871

The supply liberal and prices higher. The
market opened strong at yesterdays closing price,
81 Az and advanced rapidly until the price reached
$3.50 for good packing grades, and the bulk of the
days business was done on that basis Three loads
OF choice hogs sold 219c higher. Mexico hogs sold at
$3.40G3 a.. The close was rather strong.
ATrx-
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA. Kan. July s.
CATTLE.
Receinfs Aon Shinrnents %

Receipts 420. Shipments 357.
The receipts were composed mostly Of Texas cat
tie which stopped over at the yards for feed and
none Of them changing bands here, There is really
no Improvement in the cattle trade and very few
changed hands and local butchers took most of
them and they Were very common grades. There
may possibly be little Improvement in the demand
for clIoiCe butcher grades of and heifers 1t is
very hard to tell when there will be any change for
the better.
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Shipments

RCTTER-Stesdy. Fancy separator l5ls l6c:
finest creamery lIsal5c, hne 12+4 sISlac, nnest
dairy, l03Ilc fine 6g.9C-
EGGS-l0'sc.
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Wichita Hide and TaIlow Market.

HIDES-No l green sac per III, No green 81 per
H. No green salt 44c, No green salt 34cdry hides
sd 7l9c per ID, bulls and stays 2Isc.
TALLOW-Nol 3a{C per Id, No 216c.
SHEEP PELTS--S0G75c each.
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FOB SALE-Hisceuaneous.


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cs-es - 90 Erz@s FsTT ssrzrs re s-gsticr AZ
Tsat- Hf-A = Nft&e1f fzrEssfs-N rszs- - "a
gf5sg 8ss5atss rssslsss lz-s. AE1rsas -airlxs-1rs
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ss,s- f4zsa1s Ess&sSrsszszs zE2 oes K13< Ea-as.
hzr-rsa ar1 wza-E 49, ea21tsTrz- sr-r Ees8s
49, 60 fazF I4Efzr-l esar 49, .sfe - -
80 sal uzazsg r-see fzgas@sz-s az sEtzras Any
srrssEs Sssars
INOE EALF-A FTEET CAS- IEATs FHA
1sszrss1Aaa a1<r.ss o. EaxsTs. = scssts. Ia
I-soa sAI.E-sAET srg6T c1FEAP-fNg r'lEE
L g b1z--.z ~ SsV NSsk kFG @AG
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SITTEP.
Wichita Horse and Mule Market.

There is possibly little more life in the trade
One car OF streeterS and drivers We're shipped TO
Chamaershurg, Pa, today. There is good demand
for good stock.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph

BY Telegraph.
ST. LOUIS, Mo- July s-CATTLE.- Receipts,
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EDUCATIONAL.

ALL H4LLOU-S ACADEMY,
WICHITA KANSAS
Board and ra.tio1. pe- anz-n 80 Arr a
Sister suDer.c-. Sisters q ChSFstF & Y N IH-H
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Notice.
On and after June 9th the Santa Fe
route will resume tariff rates in effect
March LIST, 1890 G.. f. NICHOLSON,
q. z. &. L. A.
Wichita, May 90, 1890 d12 If
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Branch Office 1871 North Main. Telephone 1872. dla3tt
SCHWARTZ BROS.
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FOR observation-disclosures

TOR REST Or SAIL BUSINESS AND EEsf-
IT dence property ia AL parts the city. isrsoI
Bros. BAtf
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FOR RENT stores

L-R REST- eT0H 40 III Wat FIRST 81,
i - pei month. Eaqairs % ". 7. Btshgp .
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VIZ ANTED AGENT-IN EMERY CITY. TOWN
w and village IN the United States except Ia
state q kansas 20 take subscry,ious Postrnsstsrs
can make money. no capital required SaInpIs
copies free Cash omissions n0nty can b. made
by getting mp clubs. Address the Wichlt4 Eagle.
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IA ANTED-AGENTS TO SELL THE PINLEss
w Clothes Line. the only line ever invented
that holds the clothes w!thpu. pins perfect SIC
cess patent recently issued. sold only - Aaeuf-
whom the exclusive right j. given receipt % .
cents We VIII send sample lincby mall Al-0 cirru-
lars; price list and terms 20 agents, secure your
territory at once. Addre~s he Piukrse Ciot hes
Line Co., Il HormOu Street. " 0rcsslcr Nass-
Wsdk-at-fl,
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MISCELLANEOUS

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caEss- CgrfasssssstgHrs NuilCtsSG. GEi-t
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FOUND

IOTSD-oN TOPEKA ATEsvE EETWEEF
A FIrst and -eCenf- rsns ~ attf FaF ere
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RAILROAD TIMETAB TES.

Depot Second and Wichita streets; ticket ONCE 1T
North Main street. E. E BLECKIEY
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
NEW TINE TABLE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND ~
PACIFIC RAILWAY.
r'Great Rock Island RouterO
In effect on and after July s. 1870
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EOR TR1DE.
rnder ihis be- q q per Iins per ssv-

NOR THAuT.-I HAVE AZ ELFUANT. SMALL
II black horse. although very fast vii not shy ia
the least 90 either engine ~ motor Woud Ike -
-adc for larger horse viii pay some diGrfsuce x
trade 10 good Gail Al Ilg West fhird - q a ~