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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-14

of these United States have had incul
Gated in them by perusal Of these miles
and miles of agricultural treatises, year
after year When the country lad sits
down by the fire, after day of toll in the
cornfield or potato patch, and reads
handsomely illustrated book about farm
ing, full of new ideas, experiments, sug
gestions, prepared by men whose names
stand high in popular esteem, and pub
lished by his government, he gathers APP
probation Of the importance and dignity
of his calling, gains self respect, self con-
fidence and content. Agriculture does not
seem quite so humble, quite so lowly, rs it
did when he was out in the field picking
potatoes out of the mud with cold, sticky
fingers. know because have been there,
and hence | walk into the great govern
ment printing Office and lift my hat to the
huge piles Of agricultural reports which /
see there.
do the same thing in the three or four
rented stOrerooms, where tons and tons Of
these books are piled up awaiting ship
ment. | even applaud the congressman
who vote an appropriation of $780, 900 a
year for printing these reports. OF course
their idea is 10 have as many books as they
can get hold of without cost to themselves
10 use in currying favor with their agri-
cultural constituents, but at the same
time they are helping educate the masses.
They are doing something good for the
millions Of people who plant and sow and
reap.
OF course congress is Uncle Sans most
prolific author. The Congressional Record,
which fills eight or ten huge volumes
year and costs q. 900 week Is but a small
part of the printing done for the senate
To print the senate and house journals in
wolves an expense of $4,000 a year. The
journal of the present house filed more
than 1900 pages during its first session.
Publication Of new laws in pamphlet form
costs nearly so, 900 a year. while printing
of the statutes at large, as enacted by each
congress, makes from s., 600 to $1,000 more
The reports Of the house committees at the
recent session amounted 70 5000 pages and
cost $4,000. though only one-third Of the
usual number Of copies was printed. The
reports of senate committees were nearly
as great in bulk 4 remarkable example
OF the reckless manner in which congress
calls upon its Publisher is found in the act
passed March 2, 1857 This directed the
public printer 20 publish the testimony
taken in seventeen contested election cases
in the house. In four months the big pub
fishing house turned out 1856 pages OF
such testimony in printed form at q cost
To the government OF about 1000 Il Is
estimated that about one Cczen persons
besides printers and proof readers have
read those books.
The sum total Of Uncle Sans publish
ing operations in yea-' IL is not easy 70
say with accuracy. \ fair estimate. how
ever, Is that lie turns out every working
day the equivalent Of book Of ! zoo pages.
At any rate, he prints more than a million
copies a week Of his variOus publications,
and spends three millions wear in DONG
- H-RFr-T GEAvES
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fifty volumes have already been issued.
and sill the work goes on st cost Of a
fortune every year. He Is publishing 4
medical aud surgical history of the war,
which will probably run 10 five or SIX vol
umes. each volume costing about e., 000.
or s. 50 copy. Greater than any Of these
in real value is work no~ being pnO-
hshed-sn indexed catalogue OF the books,
periodicals., reports and manuscripts in the
library Of the surgeon generals Office
This noble work. which Is attracting at
tentsou from the medical fraternity of al
nations, Will appear in About fifteen royal
octave volumes, costing the government
about S a copy Ten volumes are a.
ready out
Columns could Be filed with descriptions
OF other great educational works which have
come from Uncl. Sans prolific presses
Uncle Sam paws out great deal %
money in the course OF year for en-rzv-
inGs with which 70 enOslllsh hss various
publications. No:aiag shows 70 better ad-
vantage his k5erzlity ss a publisher than
The manner n which he sP>nds money Tor
illustrations il the boOAs which be gives
away. ~ the reader Of THIS let-e- hap2c1-
"a hAze A-Ed - eaks- a. taA aaz&cn1ta-s.I
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| report for lSo1 nc viii find in II ten col5rea
| illustrations. Doubtless he will be sur
| prised on learning that these ten pictures
cost the government 81, sos. Four hundred
and eighty dollars apiece seems pretty ex-
pensive for pictures Of new beets and re
| Gently discovered breeds of chinch bugs.
but it must be remembered that only q
| small part Of this sum was expended for
engraving proper, most of the expense be-
ing incurred FOR the 400, 900 pages of each
illustration, prepared for insertion in the
report in the binding room.
The engravings in the agricultural re
port of ISIS cost $4,000, more than one
third of this sum being paid for five pict-
ures in the report of the microscopic. The
farmer ought to appreciate what Uncle
Sam Is doing for HIP in the way of pict-
ures, even if be doesn't. Engravings for
the report of tie bureau Of animal indus
try cost 81 500; for the consular report on
cattle and dairy farming (36S illustrations,
Sc, go; chronological report, 81, 500, and
even the one picture of the bird in the little
book on The English Sparrow in North
America cost $50. A striking example
of the manner in which Uncle Sam goes in
for pictures whenever he finds something
for Professor Marsh's report on sourapOda
in the geological survey. There were 10
illustrations and they cost Sl,O47, though
it is probable there is not more than one
man in ten thousand throughout this
broad land who knows what sourOpoda is
or are or have been. / confess that don't.
All told. the cost OF engraving is about
500 600 year
The biggest thing Uncle Sam does in the
publishing line is the agricultural report.
This he is never done with. Re no sooner
gets the report for one year half printed
than the next years edition must be start
ed. The result is that the great publish
ing house is constantly overrun with agri-
cultural reports. From one years end to
another the presses are monotonously, per
sistenCly Tapping down the broad sheets
which are bound up into the books the
farmers like so well. Four hun
dred thousand copies Think what that
means 1t is seven hundred and fifty tons
of libraries for farmers. 1t is long freight
train-5O cars-full OF black muslin bound
books Pile all these volumes together in
a solid mass and they will equal the cubic
contents of Il large four story brick dwell
ing house. Place them side by side on
book shelves and you will need shelving
eighteen and a half miles long 10 hold
them all.
Think of the interest and pride in their
work the farmers and the farmers boys
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Please LAKE Note

That the change of time card on the
Santa Fe Route has brought about the
following pleasant features for the Wich.
ita trade, viz:
Wichita express leaves for the east AT
SIS a m: arrives at Topeka 3 p. m. and
Kansas City $50 p m, making all connec-
tons This train runs solid and has in Its
equipment a new reclining chair car
Chicago express leaves Wichita 10 a. m
and has through Pullman from Calves
ton. Makes no stops at local stations.
connecting az Newton with the vestihuled
Chicago express; arriving at Kansas CITY
.. m. and Chicago $50 next morning.
The = D. Ia. train has free reclining chair
car 70 Kansas City, Pullman chair car to
Topeka, Atchison and ST Joseph: also
Pullman car to Kansas City. South bound
Texas express leaves an hour later. 5:i0 D.
m. This train has a through Pullman car
and day coaches 10 Fort Worth and Gal
weston, Tex. Further information viii be
given at Union Ticket office, l22 North
Main street, or Union passenger station.
cerner Douglas and Fish avenues Diff
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WICHITA & WESTERN n.
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WAN1ED "A SIT BY A No. 1 MILLER or
w " years experience can furnish beet OF ref
eIehee; Address 4 FaHk NiChOse, 40. 40 Cleveland
ave. Nichtta, han a1U "a
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By leCrauh

ST. loUIs. Mo-, Dec. H-CATTLE-Receipts
80 shipments 1900 Market steady. Natives g al
Indians e. Sip3 % HOGS-Rece pts a0l 81.
nent~ $50 Market steady. Heavy g. 50as Is
mixed g. i56a 80. SHEEP-hecei. Is loo shipments
none Market steady. Good 10 choice "a O0ys5 -
KANSAs CITY. No. Dec. observation-disclosures
100, shipments 400 Market strong. Steers
tStaA 20 fancy Christmas steers IS 0Je5 IS COWS
81 75&3O0 stOckers and feeders ~ 0l@S p HOGS
ReCe Pie 6iSl shipments $50 MARKET 5Sl0c lower.
Bulk s. SSaS 50 all grades s. OOCaS a.. ShEEP-Re-
Ceipts S40, shipments none Ma ket steady auc I'M
changed. food 10 choice 81 00s5 10.
CHICAGO. i'll, Dec. lS.-The Druvers' Journal re-
ports CATTLE-Reoeipts 600. shipments sOol
Market steady and unchanged. Prime and
choice hristmas steers - toa5 70. common to
Cho ce 50 0034 81 Texans 50 40a2 o. native butcher
s. 0092 o. stoCkers 8 0s2 50 BoGS-Reoeipt,
AOl shipments +nl siarket dun and lower.
Rough and common light mixed So 3S&S AZ. good TO
,hoice and naked packers IS sass prime heavy
and bu, chers' weights ;56'sS IS light s. 5OG. ca
ShkkP-Recelpts loo. shipmen none. Market
unchanged. Natives So 6s55 so westerns SSaEs
IL, Texans s. s09S S., lambs IS 50S5 81
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VtFANTED-TO SAVE YOUR SOILS. DON'T
w walk 20 The court house for make abstracts
from the ts-. 80 o. Do0&s The county ~ ls y.
NtarkTr [ ~uerfrr ga
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REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF
caItie at the stock yards today:


The receipts of hogs were fair for Satur-
day. The market opened steady but after
the first sales began to break and closed
211@5 cents lower. The market for the
entire week has been unsettled and unsat-
factory to both shippers and commission
men. The receipts of hogs have been
light every day and none but the best have
found ready buyers. Light hogs have been
a drag all week, and today was no eX-
ception. There was nearly 500 hogs unsold
at the close today. Packers took the choice
today at s. 15@s3. 30; bulk S3.2715. Light
hogs brought 81 0O@2S0.
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UNCLE sab, PUBLISHER.
He IS THE GREATEST MAKER or
BOOKS m THE WORLD.
An Entertaining and Instructive Letter
on the Public Documents Turned Out
by the Government Printing Office.
Books of All sorts Everywhere.
Especial Correspondence

WASHINGTON, Nov. "a. - The greatest
publisher in the world is Uncle Sam y No
other publishing house turns out so vast a
quantity, so great a variety OF books and
pamphlets as does he from his big publish
ing house in this city. He pays more
money to authors, too; for what is con-
gress but house full of writers for the
people, what are the executive officers and
their tens of thousands OF assistants but
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wichita Produce Market.

FLoUR-HiRht patent 81 CO. second patent So 20.
extra fancy 50 %
BUTTET{-Fancy creamerv 26c, choice creamery
DC good creamery 2c finest dairy &c, fine dairy &c.
FGGS-Strictly fresh. with cases 24c, strictly
fresh. without cases &c,
POUITRY-Young chickens 81 5od2 90 rer doz.
hens 81 O0G2 40 ducks ~ 0Is2 40 live turkeys 5S6c
per pound
P0TATOES-Utah. sacked. per bu, 81 IS. Mime
Rota sacked per bu 81 il. fancy Greedy 81 al
COtI-Anthracite $ll on. Canon City SO o. Weir
CITY q So FrontensC 81 50 Pittsburg 81 80 Illinois
81 co MCAllister 81 90
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FRED ". lsRAEI. Il, & lSKA Ri
Notary Public
ISRAEL BROS.
Real Estate and Rents.
Telephone Se

Telephone SO
To buy wichita CRY property or SeGCwicS county
land present prices means large returns your
Money. Wichita. With her stock anc ether ind H.
Tles, l. Just in her infsncy ami such bargains
can now nrer Were never offered before. All having
business In line invited To call correspond
The Wichita interests Of non-re>ldeuts pruiscrly
and faithfully cared fo-. odece second floor -
NoEth Market Israel Bu,liins. 49,
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Co-y-esc3ng S1sdsF. Or. ID. the Ms
sours Pncce FasE Mail AID EIg---s yilI
cave Wsehlta ~ 0cssck ?. n arriving
AZ -. Louis nsxt FB0Snlng a. : 0cieck-
Ckscsgo Exprsss N!ii KAYE - st5 a IA,
arriving ~ Chicago VIA Kans~x Cftyi ~
elock esHE Hsoralax Us Eaakr. tbs
iasiest trzins foF botA ~ Lasus AID Ch3-
raG0 FullfDEn al<-p-~s snd chair cars
81. ssse - - Loass sizhogg skanEs
Gz1Ex
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Chicago Grain ana Produce.

Chcago Grain ana Produce.
~. .., CHICAGO, Dec. Is
Wheat-Active and hrmer
COMA bout steady
Osts-Firmer.
pOrk-A bout steady
Lard-Essier.
The leading futures closed as foiiews.
WHEAT Decembcr Gle. January esc NovSrnrs
CORN-DcCemher sic January sc, - WV
OATs-De, emb er ass JRnusry a, Nay So
Pohk-December - IS January ID Is Nav
Gil i2h A'
LAkD-Dsoember IS a. January s. s.ss. Nav
q S7S A'
GAR-Cut loaf 7lsS7s4c. granulated e,.c. stand
ard A sac
Cash quotations were as follows
u 65at 20. bakers IS ,5d{ so
NHEAT-No Teas el2t
CORN-CAsh Slc
OATS-Css l@SSlAsc-
RNk-fSc.
BARLEY -6HGfOr
lLANS lD-t %
1lMOTHT-u 2Ial q
PORK Cash O. S..e.
JARD-s5 "a.
ABORT RIBS-t4 &55 Is,
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COlUM NJ.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied.

The following rates under the different headings
syfll be charged.
~ Payable Strictly in Advance.
No advertisements taken for less than 10 cents.
one line advertisements charged same rate a. two
ines
no ApvERTIsENENTs TAKEN TO RUN IN
TIL FORBIDDEN"
Prices given under classified heads IN this column
applce bic only 20 local advertisements. No foreA
advertisements taken ~ prices given.
Answers 10 advert sementS sent IN care Of the
EAGLE ofnce should he called for within 10 DAYS
afer Insertion When advertisers wish rcpiys for
Warded to them stamped envelopes must be sent.
Reference TO former advertisements should give
description and date OF Insertion copy Of the AL
Vertisement should be sent
Not responsible for advertisements gwen or DIS
continued BY telephone.
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Brief Mention.

Run of hogs fair today.
Eldridge g. Campbell bought hogs for
Fort Worth.
George Friend, Cicero, sent in cattle and
hogs today.
Knoblauch, Wilcox & Co, Colwich,
marketed hogs today.
w. r. Savage, Rome, had cattle and
hogs Cd today's market.
j. b. Kell, Peck, had cattle and hogs in
today.
Ira Barnett, Arkansas City, sent in a
load of hogs today.
L. =. Arnett, Furley, brought in cattle
and hogs today.
Buyers today were: Dold 300, Fort Worth
Packing company 337, Houston O., Whit
taker 127
Superintendent Dulaney today sent the
following notice to the different commits
sion firms:
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
On and after December Il, 1870, all stock
shipped on the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe must be billed to Kansas CITY,
with privilege of Wichita, or the freight
will be taken up here and stock 90 on on
local billing, and therefore think il would
be best for you To notify your shippers.
Yours truly.
w. II. DULANEY, Sup't
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FINANCEAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS.
Receipts ofLive Stock at the Union Stock
Yards during the past "a hours-2o
Cattle, GOT Hogs. Shipments, None.

The receipts of cattle today were very
light. Very few good cattle were on the
market. The market was slow and
draggry all day, closing dull Cows sold
from Sl.55G2 25; stocKers and feeders So
no *
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Wy ANTED AGESTS-IN Emery CITY. TOWN.
w and village ia tie United states except ia
state Of hau-a-i 90 take subscr p1oBs. lOstr ssrs
eau make uubey 80 Chptai required. Sample
copies tree Cash COMM sslons, money can be made
ty getting up club. AodTshs tie n icnIla tssis
wichita. nan tttl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-14

The Santa Re is the short line Pueblo 70
Colorado Springs and Denver Note the
time: Leave Wichita 4:id . m. arrive
Pueblo 6.S5 a. m. arrive Colorado Springs
40 a m. arrive Dener i0.S0a- m. Through
Pullman chair Car and dining Car service.
DIX
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Trains marked thus :. daily.

EQUIPMENT NORTH AND EAST.
Train Nc. sl4 Kansas City express. solid 70
Kansas City, has char car service
Train No. a. has through Pullman from Calves
ton and connects at Newton with so'id vest bu ed
eNprcss 10 Chicago without change arriving theirs
at So next orning
Train No AZ haze free reclining char car 20 KaD-
SIS City. Pullman 70 Kansas CITY. also 20 Topeka
AtChisOu and 81. Joseph.
EQUIPMENT SOUTH AND WEST.
Train No s01 has Pullman and chair cars
Train No. as has through Pullman car TO p
Y oIth and Galveston.
Train No. as has reclining chair car from Kansas
City and stops at Wichita.
CITY Union Ticket eficc i2a North Mair street an A
Union Passenger station corner Douglas and 5fh
avenues. W. ID MCRDOCE d. T.. A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-14
NIANTED-ANENEN

w getiC gentleman Of
good addres. 20 sell in
darkest Africa" IN QUE
or more counties. A
large sum o. money has
besu speut ln meet thor
Ougbiy advertising this
work and the field l. now
ripe THIS i a grand 0p-
portunlty for the right
party 10 make biz money
Tor he next aIX months
O. agar.
Gail or address. r. T..
AZ. l.. Douglas ave
dls-ff
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WICHITA, Kan, Dec. lS
CATTLE.
The receipts Of cattle were light. Few good
cattle were on the market. Market closed weak
and dull
Native shipping steers, good to extra. SO 1894 90
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MIchita Grain Market.

WICHITA, Kan. Dec. L.
The receipts OF grain were fair. Wheat closed at
Be- higher
Following are the closing quotations:
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
UASS-flI, D4TIES &C ROOD
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

Largest list Of cry and island property fo- sale
Also the famous Alvin and Hitchcock fruit lAIlds
Tor sale. Write for Information.
Ofice Moody building. Galveston Texas N1f
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GRATN-Car lots on track.
wHEAT-No. 2 sc, No. hard nc. No. 8 &c No.
e. TBc.
oORN-No. 3 or better lsc white 4ec. new corn IS
OATS-42c.
RYE-No3 or better Coo
HAY-$7 00C67 81 per ton, in car lots.
GROUND CORN-CEop In car lots 81 lO9l Is per
La
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IVOk IlADE-ELEGAST = ROOM HOLHE
il tioss i.s.u- pfgpFItB. eserI cga Nsa4stsss, So
DatA. sfs AID ia@ tvESssd Ernt
Eas4f sats aaguWofS4s C1ftsF ua1sf nhgi .
bo1.s.. ssia. a-h sOsss veal t@Iss 81 sBd
tos E.sat ~ a.sOn taygiz sss fas lou ycsrs
- IssT en- a. laslss go. - AS . Nt-Assr
yac.. CicsS or h-stig 90 AdGt-ss glslgz -lss sd
lOcstsob % pTyt-gts Dsis@fs, s-fs tsffisr 20. Z.
90. an "a
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BONDSMEN.
SURETY ON BONDS.

Those who are required to give bonds in positions
OF trust, and who desire TO avoid asking friends TO
become their sureties. who may wish TO relieve
friends from further obligations bondsmen.
should apply In person or by letter to
W. II. LIVINGSTON, Agent.
Stste Natl Bank, Wichita Kan.
OF the American Surety Company of New York.
Pamphlets on application. l60
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK. Dec. Is.
Moneyon cal easy. Al ; per cent
Primo merCanile pap f11a TO-
Sterling ex, hange quiet and steady az 50 IS for q
Cay Id and g s. for emand
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eceipts- Shipments.
81. Louis Produce.

BUTTER-Easy Creamery 2515S2Ic nrsts 1890.
extra dairy 24G24c, nrsts l5SlSc.
EGGS-2 G2jc.
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ron TRADE.
Under this he'd q p-r iias osr asy.

LeOts IkADE-A GOOD PB4ETOS fOil a oOOu
farm wagon AID A4Tnea. = gentle. ssa
broken D4ggy 4orss = ssrA u0rss. = 1ingso So
eti fSs a kIcosa asaasHs sBOt $50. =. As@d
ia ~
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Elegant reclining chair cars on all trains and
Pullman sleepers from Wichita TO Kansas City and
chicago without change on night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through to all points
north, south, east and west and steamship tickets
sold 10 all European points at lowest rates. City
ticket Office 100 East Douglas avenue, corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues. Telephone 100.
{. A. RUTHERFORD. Ticket Agent
INo. SEBASTIAN. q. T. &c p. A. Chicago. ILL.,
~ ToT-Is SSaT FE.NCISCoV y
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FINANCIAL.

40 LOAS-MOAET Al LfpSE3T hATG7 o.
II b1fsos. e@l-4e. fafE8tefs. hailsstsss Ers-is.
crop .na kllss ~ ssS@sls5. A.. Hss 80 svsr
~ .sOTtA 8faAl a.
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III " 1l'-'1 . FsI IIIIs Dot ny
M A&TEU--AGENTS 40 CANVASS FOR THE
w Home Embroidering Ma chine company CAN
at Miss BuIlOck's 10 y. Aaln 81 dL o..
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MONEY 10 IOAN-wE WILL jloAN You
vi mo1ey - COS saoEt tins teftGs ~
.4s.-sf =. $50 hoEkss. Caitie. Efak soEeeael4
slosa -
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AIOaEE TO LOAA-WL NAEB SHORT 1IHE
vi laz4s CLattess znG 80 $50 xfll.a-.
.sa-@k~e.,lez a hsssfsss. - 1rsE~ - sss1.
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NORTH AND EAST.
No. 4i4+ Kansas city express
No. AZ Chicago vesttDuled
express .-..- .-....--.--..--.|
No. as Missouri River eX-
pTN~S--. f...--- ..-.s.s--..-
SOUTH AND WEST.
Nc. 407' oklahoma City and
Oklahoma express ...-...-.
No. AZ Caldwell and PAN
handle expresf-...-...-....
No. 405- Fit Worth. Calves
ton and Texas express. ---i
No 4l3s Wichita Express. I
from Kansas City. -.-....-..'
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FURNITURE LOANS. CATTLE LOASs-NoE-
- saaE.sG 60 alsso1t sFefytsiEg " = 2. La<4-
an. sts- at.4Ere sfssry. essnsf "a @sa Essn-
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n on ticket ONCE ~ North Main street. Union
Passenger station corner Douglas and ith avenues.
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