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Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

mainly of local character. The demand
was not urgent and offerings moderate.
Price changes small.
Trading in pork was exceedingly light.
Prices ruled steady and unchanged
Trading in lard was limited and credited
to local operators with no particular
Change to note in prices
Only limited business done in ribs and
the feeling WAS steady. Prices were with
out material change.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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Chicago Grain ana Produce.

CHICAGO, IL, March 6-Trading in
wheat WAS OF restricted character and
fluctuations most of the session witaiG
narrow limits. There were pretty fair
offerings but no large lines pressed on sale
and there was pretty good buying. The
close was about &c lower than yesterday.
Corn ruled quiet most OF the session,
trading being light and in the main local.
The feeling was steady. The market
opened steady and advanced -SGttc, ruled
firm aud closed shade higher than yes
terday.
Oats were quiet and steady with trading
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
Wichita Leath r Market.

WICHITA. Kan. March G.
Very good trade is being done in this line. Prices
steady at quotations
SOLE LEATHER-(Slaughter) 27G29c. B. A. 25a2l
good damaged .iGg25c-
HARNEsS-No. oak sc, l.. H, 50c, Union sc,
Hemlock PC.
CkI4F-Domestic G5C6l co. French So 1Gdl -.
CUT HALF SOLES-iteavy S. 70. medium 81 90.
lirhf 81 2l,4l -.
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Wichita Grain Market,


Business continues lively in sthe grain trade. Or
ders are daily increasing, but the shippers cannot
get the cars for handling it 10 advantage.
Receipts for q hours. 1880 bu. corn 1880 bu oats,
40 bu. rye. car bran.
GRAIS-Car lots on track:
WIFE sT-Cinod milling 55G55c, while other grades
are quoted at , C and down.
CORN-No. 3. HGl3c
OATS-l2Q ISc
RYE-No. 29a2Ic, No. 20G22c.
HAY-s4 80 per ton; 81 % in car lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots sc per l0O lbs.
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Perfect Spon=e Cake.

Sax eggs, one pint Of four, one pint Of
sugar, two ta5iespocnfuls of water. Bea.
sugar and yelks well together. Beat the
whites separately. Then put the whites into
the sugar and yelks and beat thoroughly.
Finally STIR in the sour, only enough TO mix
well. Bake quickly IN hot oven. in loaf or
sheets
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Wichita Produce Market.

Wichita Produce Market.
WICHITA, Kan. ylarch6.
There are no quotabIe changes. There to
be quite a demand Tor eggs. Other lines il fair de-
mand and a good supply.
POTATOES-kansas 4tlc per bu, northern 6Uc.
CABBAGES-NeW California 81 50&3 w per 100.
lbs
ONIONS-Kansas 81 25s@I SC per bu.
EtrCSi- ga l0c per doZ.
BCTTEk-FanCy creamery 25c, choice creamery
22c choice butter lie, fair &c, cooking butter SC.
CHEL.SE-Eastern fun cream I3c. Half cream 1ltGg
l2c: skim S@9 limburger liGl5c brick lI@l5c. full
cream Swiss l4&l5c
CHICKENS-Dressed G1f@Sc per ID. live 50 ol9
. = per doz.
TJRKEYS-Live 6a7c per lb dressed 9sllc.
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HOGS.

Receipts 800 The receipts were quite liberal to-
day and packers were very glad to the increase.
Tie market opened PIC lower than yesterdays
close, but the hogs not as good quality, 7 ne
market was very active and prices ruled about
81 ady at the decline throughout the day. one
of choice sorted hogs sold late at 800 and others
would have sold tor the same money if they had
teen cd Bulk of sales So Is, top 50 ~. The mar
ket closed steady TO strong Kansas City reported
the close easy.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

The pay OF pTiv2t=s IN tie United States
army was made SIS = month 81 tee very DC.
ginning ot the sar. In 1861 i was ra1ssi 10
SIS a rlozta- friyates in the regular arrry
today receive AZ first slS month, gradually
increased 10 Si6
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

Special excursion 70 Fort Worth. Texas.
via the Santa fe route. upon account Of
the cattlemeu's convention. The Atchin-
son, Topeka & Santa railroad will sell
tickeIs from Wichita tn Fort Worth ami
return at 1853 Dates OF sale March and
with final limit returning until March
81. 1899 Through coaches and Pullman
ssrvice. Call at union ticket Office. No.
~ North Main street. or union depot. near
Oak street. ". ID. MURDOCH.
dSl-1I Agent
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Wichita nlae and Ta!low Market.

WICHITA. Kan, March 6.
There is very little demand FOR hides at present
and the market is exceedingly dull.
HIDES-No green csc per To, No. green 2Iac
per III. No green salt SC, No 2green salt 2Gc, dry
hides sg61lc per lb. bulls ana stays liaL-
TALLOW-No. 5s.c per ID. No 225gC.
SHEEP pEL1S-5U.. 15c each.
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA. Kan. March s.
CATTLE.

Receipts 10 shipments %. There was very fair
IN OF cattle today Buyers were on hand for all the
ofrings and everything sold Immediately upon Its
arrival. The market was active and prices fully as
srong for the past few days. The receipts aver
ned TO quality. There nothing lett over, and
bVers We're wanting more cattle at the close which
WIS steady Chicago reports cattle 5G lCc lower, ana
knsas City closed steady We quote:
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales of
hogs n the Yards TODAY
SHEEP.
Nothing doing. Prices unchanged.
Wichita Horse and Mule Market.

WICHITA. Kan March 6.
The receipts better than Tor several davs. but
the demand i hardly brisk week. Will
liam Campbell the market buying some
common stock for the Oklahoma country. MIR. Mar
lett, OF Wellington was also on the market buying
tor the Kansas City market. Prices about steady.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
BY Telegraph.

. KANSAS CfFY. Mo March 6.--CATVLE-ReCeirts
xnI sl,uYnents Il Market itts c lower steers
g go :. cows s. OS3 o. sOckers ana feeedrS s. -
a. .S HOGS-Receipts $3.50, shipments slpp. Market
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

Old papers TOR sale At this ofhcs-25 cts
per hundred. ST
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Three hours the quickest 20 81. louis
Missouri Pacific railway IA q
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Shipments.

BUTTER-Steady. Fancy creamery 9@264c finest
western 23]6G25c fine 2I@2Sc. finest dairy l9G2Zc;
fine 4dlSc.
EGGS--lj& 1SlIc.
ST. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS NO. March 6.
FLOUR-Far demand and firm all around. XX
81 2Jd2 B. family - 4lG2 80. ohOICe 81 t0G52 10
fancy 50 2Ul3 30. extra ianCy 81 60q31U.
WHEAT-Easer. The close being weak with May
16C June about eaty and July l-l6c below yester
day close. No. red cash 1c bid. May ,6Ac, June
16a4c asked July .55s 55&lc asked August .516c
CORN-Easy. No mixed cash 25tlc March 25Is
bid April 25,dc May 26&261ac July 27}4c asked,
September sac. bid,
OATS-Firmer. No. 2cash. 20c bid, May ?0Ts bid,
REt-NO2, 4Ui4c
BARLEY-Dui: little doing. Minnesota iSc.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

Cobs for sale az the Zephyr Hiils, g. q
per load delivered. Telephone lcy. SO-tt
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

Now UTh MONEY.
NEW YORK March g.
Money on cali easy, ranging from TO "a per cent;
last Oan cent CJ>Ig offered al D per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5a1.
Sterling exchange quiet and steady at 81 Sp for %
day bills and 81 50 for demand.
The total sales of stocks today 20599 shares.
Stocks today were dull and closed ar inside prices
changes for the day with the exception or Reading
which decreased - points Az We're small
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
PARTNERS WANTED.
Under this head &c line per day.
AGENTS WANTED.

TAAATED-Ageuts t. sell patent right territory.
w A device OF great merit. Liberal terIss 10 the
right man. Address X. +. Wilcox. - North Wash
ington avenue. Wellington. Kansas. - -
" ANTED AGENTs-ln every city town md
w village in the United States except in
state OF Kansas TO take descriptions Postnsster-
money. NO capital required. sam y0
copies free. Cash commissions; money can be made
By getting up clubs. Address the Wichita Ea.ie
" ichitA, Nan sltf
4 GENTS WASTED-in every city and town In
"A the United States except IN state of Kansas 70
sell 10 lawyers; Just The book every lawyer needs
endorsed by lawyers everywhere. cells st sight; no
Cela rs necessary. A. book De delivered whss
sale 10 made. Applicants nlust bc able TO furnish
reference wien required. full particulars free
4 Aodress the nlchlta kagle, Wichita, han. 1i-tf
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VI iChita Flour Market.

WICHITA, Kan, March 5.
There are no changes in the flour market. Dull
prevails
Best patent. per cwt standard price 10
SecOud grade. 81
Extra fancy 80
Fancy. ~
ShlpStuff bulk
50
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ABSTRACTERS.
A. ]. APPLEGATE,

Abstracter, COnvevancer and Notary Public
Fine draughting specially. Complete abstracts
10 any land in Sedcwck county. Room 2lG Sedg-
wick block. Can be found during business hours at
county building. lc6-tf
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FOR !S4LE-TorIn Property.


TI-LXAS-For sale - sCTss q -szf a-g3EsIf4 a.
i rozrz a1 Man. q tSs >1ut8e-- kauszs Tz4--
road. II the Ps.Azig-4s g Ee=zs a. @r<1@T tsEce
With f.ters. 49, IS a 1S51 = tArue roa-z. 1rEE.>
hue coz .5eES TX .ao5 ss.ggl. ezcss -x4s Zee. =
the Ta7st with StlssF o-Esoass~ Vel q 2te S2tey
IN a1snzp IN IL Tz--L with Ezt z1.ss u -Dsd
IssC fTe-. Ec1l thEs ASS se1 1ef1@ Il - ysGr
rs the a<st ysg~lz Tx sf-sfsT frs a GARY AID
tFucG farm Fss- V9scs I'D tssEl. ETlrr e LEX
EocE Is - an. TeEs= -
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Wants Supplied

EOR SALE-A go acre ranch highly improved.
L s1lokk $7faj cash. IN Sed-xick county. twel1e
miles from Wichita A Douglas syenue lot for
y. .iu- ssn cash Fourth lot for se0 close
in $50 cash. The e are snaps. and we have plenty
more OF them. CA! on Gee. l. Rouse. Jr- L Co3l
Sed-wick block. 2-5t
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Take stage for Saltwater az Orlando
". -. Snyder. Manager. d4 tf.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Under tAis head 5cs 4iae per ds7-
HISCELLfNEOC.S. >.

LL1sT this bsa4 = a llus - Cay.
rI'HE hlgh@si prcs pad .or gems elot4lug s~clrd
i hand az - Ezsi 581z 4aAs sTelze- S--s--
(,AL. T wAED-PTofezsf1uaI aucfgoser. stock
ard farm s4]~s a ~I-elsaIfy- Be- o: FFlere1so-s
CSrTs=poaGeuce sat,clls<- J-1cs, Us West Dyug.as
avenue E.CLtA kan Gs5 LH 80 e.
N-ICHITA. uy IS cara saali leave yo1' ye-,
w whcl magnificent . art1aZe -. E1a q tae
south hws-l- mas the cai with SIsrs - bls-
re-s chance requiring IRON 80 u tAs59 cssr Ae-
d-ese A0Ck E0E -. Garbage. DO. T -
CygI1 yzt = Jsspsr cols-g rz ne u srhi1.tipn
a. y -hlra- & Fs.al g aFuEz~s ttr NscA TIE
49, Csc % - Er reliable f1fGF- as3G1 Etca.
TIE mineral sA-1s here A4Gfess Lex E4x 81 faz
traEs. No = -
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Ss- Fsuusn Car en- the Svut Ts Esats Ne
" ichtta ssd ~ Js~ssh
The Atch,.or. Topeka * santa Fs rail-
road are low running ia their ui2h, train
leaving " lchI,a a. s-Zj p. u. lev combi-
nation Pullman sleeping sod chair ear,
Wichits 70 -. Joseph. through Topeka
and Afchizon This car arrives ~ Topeka
~ q a m. Atchison a. 90 = ~. anf 81
Joseph 7 O'Clock A. IN The rAn.s he -
the onlv lius having ibis .rTsogsf1sa:
frorn wichita " y. &uEDocx.
51tf Passenger Aad T.ck.. Agent
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
DENTISTS

DIR. I G. WILSON.
Dentists. All work guaranteed first class Once
us F. Douglas avenue. over Paul Jones b Co 8 drug
store Wichita, Kansas. l5lu
DR.. E. q. CREDITOR,
DyST1sT-Onice l44 y Main. over Smith a StcverA
Vitalized air administered Residence 68 \. To.
pek2 avenue Wichita, kansas Nu
D. W. SMITH.
Dentist. Room 46 Sedgwick building, Wichita,
Kansas. d9l-lm
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

L-oR SaLE-A la-n q iE-e. s.zz-1e- 49,
II tsgr-: ntll sol I. -a- garter. sT.z-casss i1l
rroSeruegs@ gznn - s-rgzAsl - t-p glsfr~fs y ~
b~ SOD es.ssP. = l12ss - sss1, 80 :. La~reEce
.E-Ls
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WINTED--Houses and Rooms.
Under ms head e = liz. pe- cay

AZ A$TED-To rent = ss.5Al lsruish.a roftz-e Il
w north ~ud- VII bay furniture az rent
house kefsreace- exchanged Address. care tt.ts
o,.cs. Small Family. 4-s'
yI-ANTED-A good hozss q siy rzG-e roor1s-
w north q D0C1.zE avenue. fu- ore yasr. VIII
70. pay more i3a1 50 Lsg EEglfh- Acdrss. Z.
EzS:e ut9c@- s.s-
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
Unce- Ihis lead e DsT uas per aAT.
tTONfI 10 LDAS-Oa fsr-ltG.-. pskans. a.
vi Esrs. Log=es. EslssS 5szEiss. cows. etc n
sfLO-zts iron 80 G3 - Fezseazols rates Dscsi1
s51 q CO. rTSg-s o -sc.NicE b4DSs sss-
II TOU sAls - borrow aaolsy - tlss 0s.r ths
Il 1zr1 ,stre~ 60 f9e3f EaFses. cs-fss. slzz1s-
.sas- 1124e11f xo1sis % szy s-z1 4 god ssc1--.g.
50 - = = i-1szn- csT1-e- 4Fss zsG A<i@ .tFest-
ITOSET lasas1 O. bc-Ees s2eTs.s ca~s gs,oa
vi tgEashgs1 tsru3t9rr. elc- NuLss b04Etf- u
y9g szzt . sraas4 sFza0-2L q max crrrr 4f.1
-. =. T. A2&s & ca sVs9 IL =. Eass stree
NIQ>ET TO L0E&-FGr sozF 81 s.1r- url1
vi ksses F.zssHat4e- t.si - rasg-. ~ --r-@lc<
b-arE. = 80
Io%EE-s.o&EE xgSET - 70 Baas O. a.
vi z1s - sscsTstg. H'2szea orxs-ss tlrlisls@ss
s1ree-- castle, s-e - 7. T. .~4---zz csr. - 40 SD
E-rsl str-ets- EE
" oSET "a LosS-c- ee-zes a.1 as s-aAs =.
vi I've s-ocs- IL \. &sy s1sl. :. sssr a SRA
Mas s-rcst- -
w uasf-eF a. rlSss-F - Sss1 srrT-r4-f ~ -
cye = rz-4~ Geo. T. k.szse- -. 90. Fssez -
= -@riTieE l5Ge[. - =
Il r..
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

ative shipping steers, fancy. I4OO9I6jO
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

NTED-- --MisceUaueous,
Under this head & per line per daY.
w ave, milk VIII De delivered al door 90 ig'
w ANTED-A sood second hand outfit FOR NOV
W ing buildings. address Z. q. Box 20 King
fisher -, stating what kind, ard price mus. 6e
cheap. s5-s'
w TANTED-To buy the furniture Tor three or
w four room hOlze. Cali address lIs south
Lawrence. room - E-S.
IANTED-Second hand furuifare ard feathers.
w Address F. W. J.. This c-loe. s45-
w ANTED-To buy. sci OF exchange city or farm
W property a. The real estate Once OF = l. Post,
Room IL In block 595 =. Maia street gig
~ ANTEIp-To buy trotter pscer. must show
w thre. EinGtes with Carriage. must he eruer-
ceucy price, SOUudles< not essential but sne OpE
Address with price. Hos. lie offce Z-s'
U1NTED--BO4 RIDERS.
C1Ger this head e per lile Pc day
w ANTED-RDorners ard bxsTiers IL - East
w Third street Pr1v.Ies- 81 piano s4r
w ANTED- Bearcerz. vl.a c. without roorr,
w - North Topeka ave. u y.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
PHOTOGRAPHERS.

ROGERS,
The Photographer Pictures in all sizes and styles
He also carries the finest assortment of picture
frames in the city Give him u frteody call and ex-
anime samples.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
FOR RENT--Fdrm Property.

Under THIS head &c per iiue per day.
L'OH RENT-STIlaIl farm five miles south % Doug
i ls,s one fogr room cottage l-li =. Market. In
quire OF JnO. VI. Moore. Room J. isz y. Main. 1-st
EORRENT-A farm Of 10 acres oue-haH mile
l. from "a king house. Inquire OF Il. a. Haste,
room Is ZlmmerIy hlolk. 81 -
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
W H BRTpENB.UGH W. H. 9ACCH.
BRIDENBAUGH & RAUOH,
Attorneys at Law.
Rooms and at 2o5 North Main Street. d69
PATENT ATTORNEYS

WI. J. EUTCHINS.
Patent attorney and solicitor. mechanical enctn
Ger and drnuEhgsnau. i'uI report Of pateats 20
date years OF practical experience. Preliminary
examinations made. Rooms II ard = Firehau "a
block -. North Market - Wichita. Kan. dss II
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mn CoLon or CoRsE1A



A Article u LaAses' Underwear Freely
Djseasssa-
rnndea Tyuxh-
The Duchess II Leuchtenher9. - Sk0oe-
Ia. b still starring it In Paris Whefever
she appeared her presence Calls fofth
hum 81 sdmirutiOu- She certainly has
much q her late brothsrS radiance and
his easy eIeeant carriage. But Why does
she veas such tight cOrsagesf They
ne her q the parchment q drumhead
fits . drum. and - squeeze the w.ist - 70
make II appear rsady 70 snap Have you
ever remarked how pFepOstercusiy Rus
sian ladies develop their bustS and narrow
in their vai1tsf
Tsx emi ss9iadyvsl: the Due Dc X. the
Other day sent . wonderful basket Of white
hlacs, bsr1booned With light blush green,
OF an opal tint. 10 : countess whose name
is GOOD deal 10 the fore as an cteyas1e and
belle OF the season why" she asked, BE-
fore number Of friends, did you choose
opaline ribbon for the basket7" Be
cause he said. sit VAS the color Of your
corset" He at once saw his mistake. So
did the countess friends.
The color OF the corset now governs that
Of The other invisible garments Dyers
heat their brains TO discover new hues.
Pure and delicate lawn. not overturned,
and stitched with Quakeriy neafness,
should be the glory Of the ooy5esiie dc lingo.
Ii suggests the idea Of washing and being
clean, and Of searching Ives which are
death to microbes. silk body linen Is sug-
gestivs of quite another set Of notions. Its
electrical action on the wearer is not con-
ducIve TO that beauty which comes Of .
Il Ill
Of inner garments is now one Of fashion's
faAa
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Dress Toe Lssdly snA Wear Too Much
Jswslsy On The street.
6t Louts Critic


Dress Tee Lsualy end Wear Too Much
Jswslsy On The street.
g. Lcais Critic.
A lady criticising the dress Of American
women says: "A wsIl-drssssd woman Is.
in my opinion. one who wears not only
what 10 elegant and becoming, but also
what IL In keeping with circumstances.
American women. - = rule, dress TOO ex-
travaesntiy Tor the street. and they wear
too much jsvslry. Thsy pat ON diamonds
for breakfast. Ter going 70 market, for
visiting. for svesy possible occasion. In
Europe ladies wear Jewels Ill day long. bus
these foreign danes are not bousskeepsrs
They do mot 90 10 market and poke
chickens with thsir thumbs 10 - II they
are tsndsr. They do mot interview the
cook in The kitchen. nor tramp about look
ing Tor bafgoins In the shops ar
raysd in IN ugly tailor-mads suit
or sull uglier garment called
Macintosh. American women, on
the contrary. do oil these things, and to
them l would say: Leave your jewels 1t
home. Nothing II moro ridiculous than
the sight OF . woman In IN ordinary serge
gown. stout walking boots. perhaps muddy
ovsrshoes. and with solitaire diamonds
hlszing In her ears. So far ~ the street
dress IL concerned, would say let 1t BE-
- costlv - you please. but simply made
and devoid Of supsrduons trimmings; for
the carriage velvsts, satins and iaces may
be induiesd in with impunity. and when II
comes 10 evening and bail costumes. q
woman may rival the queen Of sheba II she
chooses. The American girls, however,
generally speaking. are overdressed and
wear too many ornaments. Americans
have On exquisite eye for color and har-
monsoas blending OF tints. but the natural
love Of spsendos and luxury makes them
sometimes unmindful Of the fitness OF
things -
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SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY.

Aschison Journal.

Joaxnai.
Aschison Journal
Encourage the modest man Toe much and
he viii become vain.
Getting cheated yesterday Is what teaches
. man To cheat today.
A philosopher is = man who doesn't want
the things he can't have.
Don't blame . man for being vain he is
only what others have made him.
III = husband Is worth having he Is worth
taking care o.. Sent in by an abused man.
There are two rights . woman Is slow 20
claim-the right tn an old garter and the
right ~ An old paper hustle
There never Was q crime committed that
did not leave its mark on the face OF sh q
man who committed IT,
Marriage with man is like the month
cf March. IL he goes In like a lion he
never fails 10 come cut like lamb.
When the women set together they
abuse the men. hat it il to the credit OF the
men that when they get together they do
not abuse the wornea.
There are only two kinds OF women. One
hind thinks her husband the greatest man
in The world. and the ether thinks she Is a
greater man than her husband.
Give an sxtrsvaEsnt woman al the
money she can spend. and the harm she
does 10 not to herself. but ~ the foolish
women who try 10 keep mp With Der.
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Candies for Ladies'.
New York Timse.

Chocolate continues 70 Be the most
popular confectionery for ladies'" said .
pretty black-syed girl ct an uptown candy
store. and Is generally the first thing
called for by them. There are different
forms In which chocolate can be used, but
principally - . coating for marshmaliows
creams and nuts. Usually when . gentle
man comes in alone 70 order box Of candy
for some one. he leaves tho choice OF the
table 70 the clerk in charge, but some OF
these customers have preferences and
know Just what Is wanted. Conserved
fruits are very much In demand, too, by
gentlemen customers. and they are also
growing In favor with the ladies'.
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ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN I


The West Seattle Land and Improvement Co, /
CHERRY STREET BETWEEN FRONT AND SECOND STREETS
We have the Choicest Property all Of the City, which will pleased
Show Intending Purchasers
description
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in Of
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She Took 10 Literally.
New Haven Palladium

good story comes from Birmingham
photographer. A lady sat for pictures.
The next day she returned for the proof,
which was given her in IN envelope on
which was printed: "Return after i've
days TO -, photographer. Birmingham.
Conn.," The lady kept the proof much
longer than persons usually do, partacu-
larry - ahe said she Was In big hurry for
the pictures. On the fourth day she came
TO the studio, bringing the proof. and
spoiogissd 10 the artist for coming back
lone day ahesd Of time" but she said she
had business In town and could not come
again. IL took the artist day to under
stand what she meant
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To Sue for His wife's Tooth.
Tampa, Pa, Tribune.

gentleman OF color called upon the
county Judge in state Of high indignation
and demanded . warrant for the arrest OF
prominent dentist in the city. On being
asked the nature OF the charge he desired
to make, he said that the dentist had
pulled tooth for his wife when he didn't
want it pulled, but only made to stop
aching. and. worse still, wouldn't give him
the tooth, but insisted on keeping 1t ~ .
specimen. The indignant citizen stated
that he was the possessor Of real estate to
the value Of 81 500 and proposed TO sell it
and invest every cent of the purchase
money in lawsuits for the recovery of that
tooth. At last accounts the tooth was
still in the hands of the dentist. and the
would-be prosecutor was in search OF .
lawyer.
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Don't Use . Rosgh Towel.
New YORK sun.

Hyou wish to keep your skin smooth do
not, no mattsr what the cranks on the sub
ject Of health advise. dry il with rough
towel. Instead use fne damssk one. and
use it not only thoroughly but discreetly,
for your face ID not covered with parch-
ment nor are your eyes stone. To know
how 70 ''dabbien the face with line cloth
~ . method Of drying Is means Of pre-
serving the delicate appearance OF the skin
not often thought Of. Nine Bonaparte,
whose skin Was velvety and peach-like 1t
20. used to say that women used their skins
exactly ~ il they were a. thick - that OF
. rhinoceros. and to this she attributed
premature wrinkles and loss Of deiicacy IN
shape Of The features and coioring Of the
akin
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Il recoverable, not BY the use Of mineral se-
datives. but BY . recourse 10 ehectual tonic
treatment opiates and the like should only be
used - auxiliarics, and then - sparingly .as
possible. Vigorous nerves are quiet ones, and
the most direct way to render them % b TO rein
Jorce the vital enefgiea That sterling invig-
GRANT. Hostetters Stomach Bitters. will b found
all-sufhciePt for this purpose. since 1t entirely
removes impediments TO thorough digestion and
assimilation Of the food, 30 that the body IL In
sured ita due amount Of noufishment. and con-
oeQueutly Of stamina Rheumatic Tendencies
aud affections Of the kidneys and bladder are
also counteractcd BY the Bitters. which II pe-
aides pleasant medicinal stimulsnt inhuitely
purer than the raw excitasts Of commerce,
which react injuriously upon the nervous sys-
tenn.