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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-29

BY the new Santa Fe time table it will
be observed that the Chicago fast express
leaves here three hours and fifteen minutes
later and arrives in Chicago the following
morning, making all eastern connections.
The Galveston train leaves four hours and
forty-five minutes later and makes the
same time to Galveston. The Denver train
leaves forty minutes earlier and arrives at
Pueblo at 6:23 a. m, Colorado Springs 7:45
a. m, Denver 10:45 a. m. This train is
equipped with chair cars, Pullman and
dining cars and will not stop for meals as
formerly. dig If
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-29

The treatment that william OCozror.
the American prciezsirssl o=unaa, has
received ig Azsssasia = Causing soaGaing
criticisms b. ira EeElsh rEeAS OCo1Bor
seems % BE- eza1sco4 hy EIi % be tie
champion sr-Ilsr az America, ye. tie
pronineat Australia ozF=Ee1, si-sougA
they k=ve besn r.css Ec.tTs Isssly, bare
gwen al k.zas ct EXCUSES ct 70 EoE klra
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Wichita Leather Market.

WICHITA, Kan, June Is.
There has been very good business III this line
for the week and shows quite an increase over the
corresponding week last year. Prices unchanged.
SOLE LEATHER-[ Slaughter 2993lc, b. A. 27@
&c good damage 2lG22c.
HAKNESS-Acorn oak SIC, No oak 34c, l.. H. SIC,
Union SOC, HemlOcl PC.
CALF--Domestlc 65c&$l %, French 81 coal 80.
CUT HALF SOLES--EXtra heavy IS -, heavy
s. TO- medium 81 50, light 81 25GI 70.
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Notice.

Change in time by the Frisco line. Sun
day, June S, 1890, saving many hours OF
travel to ST. Louis and points east and to
points in Colorado, New Mexico, Califor-
MIA and the far west. Apply TO the under
signed for further particulars.
27-tf W. d. MURDOCH, Agent.
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Wichita Hide and TaIlow Market.

The market has been very quiet there is lit
tie demand for hides. Price rule steady.
HIDES-No green S74c per III. No green Sd per
Id. No green salt 4c, No green salt SAC dry hides
56719c per b, bulls and stays 2l9c.
TALLOW-NO1, S5lC per H. NO22l9c.
SHEEP PELIS--SGGI5c each.
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Wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.

WICHITA, Kan, June -.
The dealers all report very satisfactory business
for the week. Berries a little scarce and in good
demand. Lemons in fair supply and firm at quota
lions. Oranges steady and in fair supply. Bananas
in good demand, prices unchanged.
ORANGES - Mexican 81 1894 90 per box,
California Mediterranean sweet ~ 5Gd5 W.;
per box Messina s. 5Oa56 90 per box Imperial s. 30
per box. San Diego 70 per box. Rod, fancy,
00G4 81 per 1 box.
LEMONS-Messina per box, 81 0Os9OO
RASPBERRIES- 50a3 90 per crate.
BLACK BERRIES 00,d3 50 per crate.
PINE APPLES-NOne in market.
APPI ES-New, SOC Il bu crate.
PEACHES-50c u bu crate.
BANANAS-$20 90 q So 90 per bunch. fancy IS 80 per
bunch.
FIGS-Layers 159lsc per ID 4 oval boxes IS 5OS
3 10 per 100.
DATES-Persian 60 ID boxes, S19G9c per b, Fard.
l2dl4 ID boxes, l216c per lib.
HoNEY-California, ID frames 17GlSc perlb.
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Wichita Wool Market
WICHITA. Kan. June q.


The wool market is inactive and prices weak at
quotatio $ Very little wool being offered as farm
ers seem to be holding with view to higher prices
Bright Condtion--Brght medium lac heavy
dunn I2C, light fine l2C. heavy fine l0C.
Earthly conditons--M Medium lie. fine S&l0c, coarse
E&llc, Mexican select grades lOSl2c, coarse and
kenny 1g9c.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Following are the representative sales of cattle at
the stock yards today:
HOGS.
pecegn+s 1nla Shinments zoo

Receipts 104S. Shipments tOO
The supply quite liberal for closing day me
above shipments were ten doube-deck car loads
which went out this afternoon TO Mexico. The early
market opened at yesterdays closing price, 81 40.
kilograms from eastern markets noted a decline
and prices here declined PIC and closing sales were
roughs sold at s. sos SIN Chicago had 1900 on safe
and lower. Kansas City closed 5@11%c lower tnan
yesterday. The close was about steady at the de-
cline.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
following are the representative salse of hogs
SHEEP.

There have been no sheep the market this
week Prices are lower There is an active demand
FOR good stock ewes strong prices as buyer here
has an order TO I'LL.
Good mutton sheep s0dl00 ........-........S 5y9i w
Good stock ewes $50 800 ~
Good stock, wethers 75GSS5. u93 ~
Good TO extra lambs ....................4l OS4 %
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Notice.

On and after June 8, 1890, the Frisco line
will resume tariff rates in effect March 9,
1890. D. WISHART,
Wichita, May %, q. PA.
d12-tf
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RICH CHILDRENS DRESS.
As OBSERVED BY OLIVE HARPER IN
NEW Works. BRYANT PARK.
They Are Clad Loosely and with q Re-
gard for Health-''The Rich May Be
Careless, but the Poor Must Keep Up
Appearances" One says.
Special Correspondents.

Especial Correspondence
New YORK, June 19.-BFyant park, in
New York, Is the fashionable playground
for the millionaires' children, where the
prettiest and newest gowns for small
folks are displayed. True, few notice
them except the nurses of the uneon-
scious little rivals and chance visitors,
but they are there all the same.
Yesterday-1 spent q good hour listen
ing to tie happy little voices IS the
pretty dancers RING Around Rosy
and played Little Sally Waters"
What did they weari-these little
ones, whose parents can dress them in
solid gold or cover them from head &c
foot IN one dazzling crust of jewels II
they wish? Their parents buy them sim
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PORK PACKING

Special reports to the Cincinnati Price
Current show the number of hogs packed
from march l to date and latest mail dates,
compared with last year as follows:
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money

NEW YORK. June 2s
Money on call easy at 5s4 per cent, last loan 5,
closed offered at ,.
Prime mercantile paper 5Sg
Sterling exchange quiet and steady at 81 S4le
for 6O day bills and 81 Sl1e for demand.
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Thecass..ELss gEyes t4s spa y e She
iaky Aud xAIeh sh&-1ss 4s@-Asrsc- n or
der - rendeR tks S<GsE sszqzs whGa Et~
tSeSco
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA. Kan, June Is
rATTT

Receiptsr72. Shipments noue -,
The supply was light and the market de1noraliZed'
The buyers did not take hold very strong on ac-
kets Cattle in Kansas City were very dull and
hands here on that account The market closes
fully 4Oc lower all around than week ago There
is very little general demand under the present
state Of affairs and shippers viii probably do better
10 hold their cattle for little while man 70 3Ier
them on this kind Of market. The q head OF Snip
ping steers given below in representative sales were
Contracted for in the country some three weeks Ego
and would not have brought over IS 5OS5 % oIher-
wise.
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Wichita Flour Market.

WICHITA, Nan, June -.
Dizziness has been the eading feature of the flour
market for the week. Retailers have purchased
sparingly only taking enough to supply actual de-
mands as they expect TO lower prices Millers
and jobbers continue rather firm in their views on
prices.
Best patent per cwt standard price ........S 50 20
Second grade 60
Extra fancy. 20
Fancy to
Shipstuff bulk Observation-Disclosures. %
50
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Wichita Horse and Mule Market.
Inn.

Trading on this market has ruled very light all
the week on account of the very light receipts.
There are buyers here for ali the good stock which
is offered. Prices unchanged.
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coRN-Hirher- 30. > cash 2ac. june 2ec.

CoRN-Higher No, 2 cash &c, June, &c,
FYE-steady, No cash and June no bids sc
asked,
MILLTUFF-Irr
CoRNc cii361SS
HAY-Fancy old Sc OOa6 50. new 81 90.
LEAD.Quiet. soft Missouri and common IS 90
FLAXSEED-S1 %.
RUTHERFORD TO fancy creamery steady at "a
l4c; good TO fancy dairy 6@11c.
CHEEsE-Steady. Northern twins l09l1c; West
LIVE PoULTRYNFirm, good demand. Choice
hens IS 0oG3 81 small tat s. S992 75 roostersS2 o.
81 PR e SVpF9P6G s9oEses y 2'S2 %,
BREAKfAST BACoN-ss 50
BR BRED s sALF MEATs-short clear sides So co.
SMOKED iC5z T MEATs@Long clear Sc 90 shoulders
Sc %; short clear sides So 30.
LARD-Refned. 81 25.
st. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. June 2s.
wHEAT-Higherer, Cash 8i14s8l14c, July S414G
C0RNNHigheF. cash and July $3.50, August
0AIS-Gash 283Sc bid JgIy 2S18c' August 21Sc.
LARD-Nominal. $50
New York Produce.
NEW YORK. June IS.
wHEAT-weak. No. 2 red 94c.
CORS-Steady. No. ,, Ale
OATS-Dull. June 35@3594c.
COFFEE-Easy. Spot RIO dull at zoe.
SUGAR-Easy. Fair refining l5-l6c, centrifugals
9c; test oslo; refined firm active; 1546I5Isc exit
9-I6a5 ll-l6c white extra sac A &c, yellow she
off 3-l6964c mould l3l6c, standard CSC con,
fectoners 6c crushed 7ssc; cut loaf 136c powdered
l-l6c, graduated CSC; cubes csc.
EGGS-Steady at 1414Ql416c.
BUTTER-Firm at Ga ll16c
CHEESE-ActiVe. Western TdSc.
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AGESTS WANTED.


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w and village ia tks iHHed Statss EeroHgf IN
state o. EaEsaa 70 Nutsrs Esars pcs rEsstsTs
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b getting - Clg1s. Aeafsas tAs Walhll@ E=g e
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Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. No, June IS
The Daily Indicator reports;
FLOUR-AN. &c, xxx sc family 81 G5s choice
81 AZ fancy 81 % extra fancy 81 sol So pateut
s. la1 II
WHEAT-Iower. No. hard cash &c; June
7Ss4c. No. red cash. 10 bids. Tsc asked
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Shipments

BUTTER-SteAdy. Fancy separator I5lxzI5c;
finest creamery l449lSc, Inc I2JSS lS1xc, nnest
dairy. lQallC. me 6SSC-
EGGS-lgAlSilc.
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COMMISSION AGENTS
Il. u. 4PPLEG4TE.

Abstrso;er, Conveyance & Notary Public,
Zine srsUsctiGg a specially. Coz F4ese a0sfTEStS
any land In SeS gaicl county Room zls Se-cs-
wick sleck. Can be found during business hours A
ccC-ty 6EllalEx- ISs-G
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Employment Agencie

ASTED-TWEST FAEH HANDS. At tIB
w per day 70 s8zB Per month. 10 Tor n ii-
Toad work IN DAKOTA AID Y yo1u4Eg gsssed - flfF
work for fialu ship daily ore sT9fnaT 81 - % che
indian tsrrsforT ffr faE5iv sGrE - 90 FREQ pas
woman 20 run besaTdlng hpIss on ranch. EessI
one come all work Tor rverT Ass1y. j. p EeayTtftty
& Co - y. I5g1e a. asAEGe. cEE
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The Santa Fe Change.

City Union Ticket office I22 North Main street, and
Union Depot, Duglas avenue.
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STOLEN

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FINANCIAL.

Tor RENT OR sALE-BUsINEEs ASD HEsf-
y delcs property IL All parts u tAs sitf. lEfasl
EfCs lbttf
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killed. The sailor blouse is made Of
blue serge or flannel, and trimmed by
having white collar and vest front with
graduated braid. and the hats have
panaches Of blue and white striped NIB
bon Altogether a useful style. which.
with the exception CT the hat, is made
the same for boys and girls.
Larger girls wear dainty little colored
chambrsy or Bingham dresses garnished
with self colored Hamburg embroidery.
with no other trimming except a sash
without ends, and maybe postiche bow
or so on the shoulders
One Of the innovations is for children
10 wear short socks, or stockings which
are black OF dark brown on the lower
part and flesh color above. This gives
an appearance Of coslness greatly 70 be
desired. Many Of the children, even hit
tie girls Of s, wear their stockings half
high, the rest Of them being rolled IN a
compact little ridge. after the manner OF
the Scotch.
Boys Of 70 Il wear a sort Of modified
Fauntleroy suit, with knee breeches,
tied with bows and short ends Of velvet
ribbon, and a sailor blouse waist with
velvet trimmings. and s. velvet sash tled
IN loops without ends The long sash
ends interfere greatly with a boys &C
tivity, therefore they are discarded here.
Blouse suits are woEa By boys q al
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Dress of Turkish Women.

Turkish women, unless they are going
out, do not trouble about dressing up
Their negigee is very negligent; the
hair is loose or carelessly braided. They
are barefoot if the weather is warm, if
not they wear wooden knit socks; the
loose trousers. crepe chemise with
long loose sleeves and little jacket
forming the house costume. When they
dress for receiving visits or for the
evening visit of the husband they add a
shalva or long skirt whose breadths,
four of them, are not sewn. Two are
left TO train in the back and the other
two are usually drawn down between
the legs or slightly twisted and left to
train in the back also The effect is
very graceful. If the weather is cold
they wear a fur lined sacque in the house.
called goonah, and heelless slippers.
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anyJn1ng sala ABOUT IL. 0ne IS very
cross while sitting, and Mr.. Root is
short two hired men this summer on
that account. They are both buried il
the same grave An unknown bird
fancier who came to see the ranch in
May approached too close to the aviary,
and Lily, who was at that time sitting
on a tin sprinkler and endeavoring, BY
putting her mind on it, to hatch out a
spring freshet, arose and kicked off the
gentleman's silk hat.
Also his head.
Especially Oleson is heavy set bird,
weighing trifie over 300 pounds He
is very docile and eats out of ones hand,
sometimes returning the hand when he
gets through with it. He has very beau
tiful corn colored plumes and does not
sing while moulting. Especially Oleson
and Lily Dale will be driven by small
colored lad. Mr.. Root says they viii be
harnessed to a two wheeled vehicle
weighing thirty-seven and half pounds,
the darby weighing sixty pounds, and
will make four miles straightway and
return in less than nineteen minutes.
The novelty of these races will easily
advertise them and the expense will be
small. Local entertainment bureaus
are requested to communicate with Mr..
Root, who viii give rates Of percentage
on which he will play. A good mile
track, properly inclosed, will be all that
is necessary when he goes on the road.
Different colored ribbons will mark the
favorites, and naturally much money
will change hands.
The study of the ostrich is filed with
interest to the thinking mind Minds
not used for thinking purposes, however,
will find little to interest them in the
ostrich. One odd feature about this
bird is the custom common to the female
Of laying several extra eggs outside the
nest for the young to eat as soon as they
are Matched. This is only true, how
ever, Of the birds who inhabit Syria,
Palestine and Egypt, as they are not
strictly tropical. In the tropical lati-
tudes, Of course, the ostrich does not sit
On her eggs, but deposits them in sand
pile, and with a degree of INDECENT faith
worthy of a mother who is a corporal in
the Salvation Army she turns them over
to an all wise providence to hatch out,
while she goes forth seeking out other
peoples children in order that she may
reform them.
Little boys should never rob the nests
of these birds unless they are in readiness
to face an Infatuated God. Once there |
was little boy living about eighteen
miles southwest Of TimbuctOo whose |
name was GOoloo Goolison. He did not |
know what was right and what was
wrong. He had little rudimentary con- |
science, but it did not annoy him at all /
A little gospel had entered the family |.
years ago, but Gooloo was too young to |
get much of it, as he had to eat at the
second table, and there was very little !
left after the old folks got through. SO !
Gooloo did not know that it was wrong
TO rob an ostrich nest and substitute
scooped out watermelon.
But he does now.
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Nurses have their fashions, too, and
this season it is to have wide bows of
poppy red ribbon, and long ends, to their
caps, and their aprons have little red
bows on the pockets. 1t is a mark of
quality for family to have pretty and
exquisitely neat, not to say coquettish
looking bonnie The dress is invariably
black
Long hair flowing loose is almost uni
versal for children Of all ages, and few
boys under the age of IL wear their hair
cropped, a fashion which renders the
Partisan children the pretty creatures
that they are.
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She Was q Woman of Nerrr.

Put those things back into the
drawer" said Mrs. Harer, of Columbus,
o., TO the burglar who was rifing her
cupboard of its silver knives and forks.
The burglar obeyed. and the reason why
he did was that Mrs. HaTer held re-
yolver 10 his head She had heard
noise in her kitchen. and prudently
snatched up the revolver on her way
down stairs to investigate. Now turn
your pockets inside out" said she. By
this time the fellow made up his mind
that he was not going 10 be scared by a
woman. he made 4 break for the door.
stop, or III shoot. ordered Mrs. Harer
in a military tone Of voice, Life is
sweet. even 70 a burglar. &c stopped.
4 neighbor ran for policeman. and
Mrs. Harer stood guard over her uris-
oner with the pistol pointed at his head
TIL the officer arrived.
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flushed Himself.

Feather busters are mostly the handi-
work Of the Napdu or Americanos-
trick. At the Cape Colony many os-
triches are domesticated for their plumes,
eggs, oil and rarely their flesh, which is
little gamey, but not half bad.
Cases Of Group in Africa have been
almost Instantly relieved by catching an
ostrich, frying the oil out of it while yet
warm and applying it to the exterior
and interior of the child.
The ostrich Is gregarious, omniverous,
polygamous and endogenous. 1t gives
great deal Of time 10 the pleasing occu-
patton Of digestion. The parent bird
does not hunt food fer her young at all,
but leaves them to hustle for themselves,
as Aristotle has it. The mother provides
them at their birth with but one worm
apiece, and that is all.
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But he does now.

Whittier he has went people know al
most everything. Especially they know
that to fool the mamma bird with
warm watermelon rind is nc 7Tay to live.
The ostrich is not brainy bird. Even
in Arabia, where knowledge instead of
being power is generally regarded as
calamity, the natives. when they want
to say biting thing Of some peculiarly
gifted ass, say he is "as stupid as an
ostrich.
4 bird dog is of little use in hunting
the ostrich, for in many instances in
stead Of flushing the bird he gets little
flushed himself.
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CnnDRENs FASHIONS IN PARIS.
How Little French People Dress ia tn
CITY and at the Sea shore

How Little French People Dress in the
City and at the Sea Shore.
1t seems to the observer that chill
dren's fashions can hardly be improved
upon this season. They are sensibly
plain, afford the freest movement, and
are of material not easily soiled, They
are easily made upif laundrying is neces-
sary. Children now fill the Paris parks,
large and small. and swarm over the
sands in the watering places, and every
where their costuming is alike attractive
and simple.
The little girls wear blue and white
serge combination suits, the skirt of
white, with bands of castle braid in blue
in graduated widths, and invariably
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DIRECTORS:

: e. EoAr- A y Oliver n u Ley. Z. a Va
tor, ;. T. IsIft4e, y. 2 Aiss3s-isg1aT * T. Tacker
: oeE DAv l6sOz- J. c. Etufsr
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Power of Imagination.

Mrs Brown don't see how you could
pay your good money for such a bottle of
ink as you brought home today. 1t hardly
holds anything
Brown-I guess you won't think so when
you go in the parlOr. broke the bottle on
the carpet.-Drakes Magazine
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Copyright by Edgar ". I'VE. !


William II. Root, late Duke of Coun-
Gil Bluffs and project of police at Lara
ME city, in tho state of Wyoming, has
secured, and is now training for the
track on a southern Wyoming ranch,
five bright, intelligent and highly elastic
ostriches. Mr Root contemplates TAX
ing these birds next season TO the larger
eastern cities and racing them publicly,
charging an admission price, Of course,
and has already written to Mr.. Erastus
Wiman regarding the use of the Wild
West grounds at Erastina, on Staten
Island, for this purpose.
Those who have had the pleasure of
riding on the back of the agile and
graceful ostrich tout de suite" French
for immediately at the Jardin Ma
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ages, from those IN Kits 10 those or 10.
Blue and snuff brown are the favorite
colors for ordinary wear, but there is
new gray which is very much liked
for full dress. This gray has kind of
an ashen surface, which is very soft and
contrasts well with the velvet with
which it is always trimmed in the mat
ter of collars, revers and cuffs and fire.
auently postiche pockets.
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Do General Banking. Collecting
and brokerage Business.

Eastern and Foreign Exchange
bought and sold. United States bonds
Of all denominations bought and soId
County. Township and Municipal
bonds BOUGHT
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W(GII Eaglle
A FEATHERED RACER.
BILL NYE DESCRIBES THE AGILE
AND GRACEFUL OSTRICH.

\ Ride on the Famous Paris Bird Tout
de suite-some Incidents of Ostrich
Life-The Bird Viewed from All Points.