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downward and the hands pendent, % that
temporary congestion of the upper part OF
the body is produced. II the breath be
held at the same time, the effect OF TINS
action is hastened.
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NOTICES.

PROFESSIONAL NOTICE-H. NJ. LYNN,
atty. at Law. by reason OF Ill heal b, retires
from the practice of law after the 18th day of
August, 1890 and will hereafter devote himself
exclusively to the real estate business at No.
Frankstowu ave., East Liberty. aul7-50
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Heart RRlpitatisu.

II 10 not generally known that excessive
pAlpitEtion Of the heart can be promptly
Stopped By bending double, with the head
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~ Display advertisements one dollar per
square for one insertion classtfed advertise
ments on tnts page. such as Wanted. For Sale.
To Let ETC., ten cents per line for each f'sser-
tton. and none taken for less than thirty cents.
TOP line being dfsDldyed counts as ttDo.
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CHOICE PROPERTIES
WILLIAMSBURG,
ELEGANT HOMES. CONVENIENT TO q
r. STATION, AND ON ROUTE
OF ELECTRIC RAILWAY.

OF ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
30, ,5UU modern impfoysnsnis; hsndsons
lot, with hard walks; large shade trees.
00 SIX lott Foo%s attn. %sdssn sa aEH: szI:
pantry, sliding doors, bath, b. and o.
water. porches.
S4,0UU North and Hill streets; modern
houses; respectively Of seven and eighs
rooms, reception hall; complete in every
detail, and supplied with all late ap-
pliances; ample ground; shaded and
beautiful with lawn and shrubbery.
$1,000 rsns: s9'e s9 Io6ns @5n n'E ioc s
connected with parlor by sliding
doors; bath, laundry, finished attic.
poIches, dry cellar; elegant water from
artesian we'll.
SOO fSo% WtiasSafs 1saaf1R;
house, reception hall, seven rooms. sup
piled with b. and C. water. and all ap-
pllances for convenience and comfort;
nnely finished in grainlng. painting,
bronze, hardware, etc; lot 50xl20; add.
tional 80 feet at low cost.
S5QO BATH, 1a6ms Daa1ry; ARa aSSfDon sHd vass;
throughout, electric light and bells,
slate mantels, porches. front and back,
cemented cellar; complete house: re-
Gently finished: now occupied by owner,
and In attractive condition; lot 40x1l0.
pfyOUU six rooms, attic, double parlors,
tile hearths, slate mantels, b. and o.
water, bath, front and back stairs. front,
side and rear porches.
0E 000-Franklin ST.. near station-Mod-
DOJUUU ern house. seven rooms, reception
hall, bath, inside W. c.s, laundry; a very
complete house; comprising all recent
improvements; nice lot.
GO 000-East End ave.-Convenient walk
DOtUUU to Williamsburg station; on line OF
electric railway, building; fine corner
lot, 50xl40; profusion of shade. fruit and
shrubbery; brick house, six rooms, hall,
porch, dry cellar; good sewerage; easy
terms of payment.
90 0A0-Edgerton ave.-A most attractive
1ZyZUU little home; midway between Will
kinsburg and Brushton stations: four
hansome, large rooms, wide hall high
ceilings, nicely papered, porches, dry
cellar, city water, fuel and Illuminating
gas.
Elegant home investment and speculative
properties on route of cables and line of P. z.
r. from city to Swissvale
CHARLES SOMERS q CO.,
Tel. 1773. 313 Wood St,
Tel 5S28 60l9 Penn ave-, z. e.
aul7-40
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PROPOSALS..

DRoPosALs-FACToRY BUILDINGS
Sealed proposals will be received until IL
O'clock noon of SATURDAY, August 30 1890
for the erection and completion of five briox
factory buildings for the Standard Under
ground Gable Company, Of Pit sbure. Pa, to
Be built Al Brinton, Pa, Ia miles from Pitts
burg on the p. R. R
Blank forms of proposals, together with all
- ~ FRANK /. COOPER. architect.
Room "a. Allegheny County Court House,
aul6-43 Pittsburg, Pa
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EDUCATIONAL.


A LLEGRENY ACADEMY FOR BOYS
N Special attention to college preparation;
private classes for ladies, with privilege or enter
ing Wellesley on certificate; opens September j.
b. ". MITCHELL. A. NJ, Ph. D., Principal, 90
Arch St. Allegheny, Pa. au1-SS-wTsu
MIR. M. DE LA SOLLAYE,
OF Vienna
TEACHER OF EITHER AND HARMONY.
% Montgomery Ave, Allegheny City,
Close to Federal street.
augl07
NTEDIA (PA.) MILITARY ACADEMY
M for Young Boys, $40 year; number lim-
tied to 80; careful training. shortlidge Media
Academy for Boys and Young Men, $500 year;
courses in chem, for bus. or college: nlust
circs. ready. SWITHlN 2; SHORTLlDGE-
A, NJ, (Harvardgraduate} Media Pa,
jy30-66MwThSsu
HoLY GHOST CoLLEGE--CLAssE5 RE
III OPEN September & New students will
Be examined Sept / and "a Special depart
meuts without extra charges, for bookkeeping,
actual business. shorthand. typewriting and
German. Address. for catalogue and particu-
lars,
iyle-77-su President
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THE PITISBURG DISPATCH

lHE PTTSBURG UiSPAlCH
BRANCH OFFICES.
FOR THE soUTHSIDE NO. 1H2 CARSON
STREET.
BRANCH OFFICES ALSO AS BELOW, WHERE
WANT, FOR SALE, TO LET, AND OTHER
TRANSIENTADVERTISE WILL BE RE
CEIVED UP TO p. N. FOR INSERTION.
advertisers already have accounts with THE Dis
PATCH
THOMAS MCCAFFREY, S5Js Butler street.
EMIL g. STUCKEY. 18th street and Penn ave.
e. G.. STUCKEY &CO., Wylie ave. and Fultonst
N. STOkELY, Fifth Avenue Market House
EAST END.
y.w. WALLACE. sl21 Penn avenue.
OAKLAND.
McALLISTER SHEIBLER. 5th av. d Atwood St
soUTHsIDE.
JACOB sPoHN. No. 2Carson street.
ALLEGHENY.
A, KAERCHER, 50 Federal street.
H. J. MCBRIDE. Market House, Allegheny.
FRED H EGGERS. 172 Ohio street.
r. II. EGGERS SON, Ohio and Chestnut sts.
SAMUEL LARRY. Arch and jackson streetG
THOMAS MCHENRY, Western and Irwin ayes.
G. W. HUGHES, Pennsylvania and Beaver aves.
PERRY NJ. GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny aVeh
7. r. MORRIS, 6ss Preble ave.
MILLVALE BOROUGH.
W. W. FLoCKER, Stationer, No. 4Grant ave
sHARPsBURG.
G. BELLMAN. stationer. SIS Main st.
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Norfolk College FGs Ia6i2s. Gess0
NEAR OLD POINT COMFORT.

Largest. cheapest and best equipped school
in Va. go Students: 23 Teschers-Graduates
of Smith College, Boston Univ, Wesleyan,
Stuttgart, &c. Arts of self support specially.
Home Life. Board. Tuition. s2 80 quarter.
Fine climate for delicate girls For catalogue
address J. A. L CASSIDY, Prln., Norfolk, Va,
aulQ-S6-Su
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OWN A HOME-WE WILL BUY OR BUILD
" Tor you any where and let your rent nay for
the property; no security required. GRANITE
STATE PkoVIDENT ASSOCIATION, branch
Smces, Standard building, 6ai-51 Wood St, Pitts.
burg mvls-15-TTssus
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TENSIONS

All soldiers who are now disabled, no
matter where contracted, for chronic diarrhea,
liver disease, piles hernia. lung trouble, heart
disease, deficient hearing partial loss Of eye
sieht. any wound or injury. All soldiers
widows entitled. Call at my ONCE, pS Fourth
avenue, Pittsburg, without delay with two
witnesses and discharge, and fle your claim.
No Advance charges. E w. WHITE,
aul7.7y Peusisn Attorney.
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EUROPE = TICKETS TO AND FROM
Ia Europe by leading lines; good berths So
cured; drafts, letters Of credit money orders,
foreign coin passports, ETC.; we sell at New
York rates. MAX sCHAMBERG 4 CO., 6H
smithneld &C, PitsburE Pa Essablished Is66
myl<wBu
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FOR SALE-LOTs.

City Lots.
DENN AYENUE-CORNER OF THIRD ST.,
I lot 90 feet on Penn avenue by ITO feet to an
alley; this Is Al building Site and to early ap-
plicant low price will be made as q quick sale Is
desired by owner. J. q. REILLY, n Diamond st.
au15-66S
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RESORTS.

bedford MINERAL SPRINGS,
ID BEDFORD, PENNA,
In the Allegheny Mountains. Scenery unsur.
passed. AS a curative agent the water has No
equal All amusementS. Hotel enlarged, i'm
proved and newly furnished. Open till October.
iy3-40 l. B. DOTY. Manager.
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Miscellaneous.
NASH REGISTER-SECOND HAND; MUST
" be perfect. 3ss FIFTH AVE, Pittsburp.
au17-103
DREsSMAKERS-TOC CALL AND EXAMINE
~ the Eureka new scientific tailor system; only
three measures required; only system which cuts
the new French dartless waist. sos PENN AVE,
second floor. au17-s9
EREE SITE AND FREE GAs-GlVEN TO
Il manufactures at Jeanette, on main line Of
Pennsylvania Railroad. Address EAST JEAN
NETTE LAND CO., GreensDurg, Pa. mhl3-50-su
DERsONs-WlSHINe TO THOROUGHLY
Il learn shorthand and typewriting in the
briefest time, to call at MARTINS SHORT-
HAND SCHOOL, AZ Wood st. aul7-3s
DARE OPPORTUNITY -PARTY WANTED
IL to manufacture q low-priced cash register
or take IN interest in patent. Address REGIS
TER Dispatch office. aul6-65
CADDLE-To BUY GOOD SECONDHAND
y ladies' saddle. Address, stating lowest cash
price, quality. where 1t can be seen, SADDLE
Dispatch office. auE-29
THUG UGBOAT-STERNwHEE OF
Il towing from 800 to 400 tons or more. Address
stating age, horse power of engine, and general
condition, ETC., STERN HWHEEL, Dispatch Office
au15-62
VOU : GET BAKER'S DOZEN (l3) OF
ii Stewart & Co. IS fine cabinet photos for 81, at
90 and 90 FEDERAL ST., Allegheny.
mv2s49-TTsu
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TO LET.
Rnsf End Rcaidcncl

EaHf End hcHfdfnce1.
oOH-READY FOR OCCUPANTS SEPTEM-
sDOO BER /; extra well furnished new brick;
modern improvements eight rooms, vestibule,
hall, bath. laundry; one minute from cable, ten
minutes heart Of city. CHARLES SOMEKS
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Boarders and Lodgerr

Boarders and Lodgers. ,
DOARDERS AND LODGERS-SHADYSIDE,
ID room and board for two gentlemen or m ar
ried couple; apply premises. ANDERSON
AVE-, third door below Presbyterian Ch urch.
auI7-1Q
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0O SOO-EXTRA FINELY FINISHED AND
DO, complete modern style house six rooms,
yestibuIe. hall. etc. supplied with al late i'm
provements; large lot; attractive location; close
TO p r. X. station; easy terms Of payment.
CHARLES SOMERS q CO., 3ls Wood st: solo
Penn ave-, Z. 4. aul6-6S-
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0CCUPANTs-FOR NICELY FURNISHED
" room with board. No. 800 PENN AVE.
au7-1H
DOOMERS-RELIAB PARTY FOR SUITE
III of furnished rooms: second story front with
alcove; large yard and all conventences. ~
WESTERN AVE-, Allegheny. aul7-H
GUNNER BOARDERS-A FEW LADIES Or
= gentlemen can be accommodated with board
BY addressing p. y. BOX IS Ebensburg. Pa:
aul7-G
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-10
The InsumGraph.

An instrument which can hardly Be look
ed upon with a kindly eye by uBpuDc-
tual watchmen and other employees, q
part Of whose duty il IS 70 place themselves
on record az stated times, Il the insum-
graph. This device, by the aid Of electric
currents, presents st a predetermined tine
a clear space Of signatures al an opening N
asuitable desk, and at the ED q The time Of
grace allowed moves il pas. the opening.
The tell tale and time checking systems
hitherto used. owing 70 the fact that the
necessary signals are made b. elece-ic cur
rents set in motion by discs, or plugs, or
press bu-tons. are 70 q certain extent inef
6cienr, as they allow OF TIE possibility Of a
false register being made While the en-
p.oyee : absent TGe insuEgrsph, how
ever, D. making al autograph az a par-i-
cu.s- moment Of time necessary, mini
mics ths possibility Of Ia2d New York
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following are
rffhn Yards tOlAY.
Brief Mention.
Best run of hogs for the week.

Best run of hogs for the week.
Good run of cattle, mostly Texans.
The packers bought most of the good
hogs today.
Armour bought a number of the good
hogs offered today.
BUYERS today: Armour 342; Dold 275;
NcGregor 21O; Houston 63; Hanks p.
Mr. Bautts returned today from his recent
trip to Old Mexico. He reports business
down there good.
A couple of cows were stolen last night
from near Sedgwick and run in to the
stock wards where the owner found and re-
covered them just as they were about be
ing sold.
II. Mills. Newton, had a car of hogs on
the market.
Capt T. J. Neal & Son, Pratt, had two
cars of hogs on today's market.
Sykes Bros, Murdoch, sent car of hogs
I'm today.
SaImons & Bricller, Kingman, had
load of hogs on the market.
n. J. Thomas, Atlanta, marketed hogs
today
H. +. Frazier, FL Dorado, had hogs in
today
J. A. Hopkins, Potwin, had load of
hogs on today's market.
J. Wilcox, Walton, was in with hogs to-
day.
Stearns q Page, Oatville, had hogs in
today
Cain. of the firm Of White & Cain,
Freeport. was in with load of hogs today.
b. c. Cochran, Eaton, had load OF hogs
on the market.
c. A. Shelley, Olcott, had hogs on the
market today.
w. s. Anett, Anthony, was on today's
market with hogs
j. H. Carmen Clafin, had load of hogs
on the market today.
q. Veile, Oxford had hogs in today.
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The Smart Woman.

With the advent of the Anglomsnia
comes the word smart" and much talk
about the smart woman" Let Us sec
what the smart woman really Is and
what she does;
The smart woman Is the one who has in
dividuslity.
She is the one who wears her good clothes
as if they had belonged 10 her from her
birth.
She is usually good looking. usually good
tempered and always suPerbly self CON
scious.
She never fails 10 Be well gloved and well
booted and to make the most Of the fact
She is always artistic and individual, yet
never Untidy in her couture.
She enters room a. if she were the most
important parsonage therein.
She is always seen st The right place and
never seen at the wrong one.
she never foFgets face or a name Il the
owner can be Of advantage TO her IN any
way.
She never remembers anything that it Is
TO her advantage to have forgotten
She knows how 70 manage people 50 as
20 make them her servants while they BE-
lieve they are simply her friends -Ex-
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hl--- - - 4 ~ EIEEe-
People going % Europe fer the first
time are generally surprised at being
told they are entitled 70 take forty cubic
feet Of baggage without extra charge
Il sounds hEe q great deal. but as a mat
ter Of fact II doesn't amount to more
than two big franks. For every ton Of
baggage above tbe limit passengers on
ocean steamers are supposed TO pay
twenty shiuings charges, but the steam
ship companies are very liberal in the
matter and show 10 disposition, as a
rule. 10 be disObhgirg. Two trunks
each ! feet long by = feet high By ? feet
wide contain each twenty cub5o feet and
would exhaust the baggage limit
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WAITING.

Hos lonely IL IS to listen
For the steps hold so dear:
To fancy they've come
To their own loved home,
Yet never q sound TO hear.
Saw the ceeseleSs beat Of my anxiou:
hea-,
That throbs like a '-mufled bell;"
To reckon the time
BY its dreary chime
Is szdier than words can tell
Yet greater far the anguish
Had hope Of their coming fed!
We're the darling one,
TEst in storm and sun
Eas beer my world since we were wed,
Were he lying asleep among the dead,
Then life would be shoreleSs sea,
And my shattered bark
Would drift IL the dark.
And soon be wrecked in misery
But who can paint my rapture
When his steps are 81 the doorf
And his kindly eyes
Light the midnight skies
With glory the sun never wore
Then joy awslles and sings in my heart,
While earth seems "a heaven below"
As find in his kiss
That exquisite bliss
Which only the loving know.
Now Orleans Times-Democrat
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The receipts of cattle for today were 90
head, natives and Texans. But few cattle
except butchers heifers were sold, good
many going on in first hands. Prices were
very little changed on good cattle, but
scalawags were peddled out at low prices.
Some urett : good butchers cows and heif-
ers were sold to the packers. A good many
cattle were held over.
The receipts of hogs were good rs to
numbers but the quality was common.
The packers bought the best of good hogs
at So sOaS.S Armour bought few good
hogs. Spectators took few loads at av-
erage prices, while a number were for
warded in first hands. Prices sold to 1Oc
lower on medium nogs. Pigs l5c to 25c
lower. Heavies S36O@375. Quite num-
Der of poor hogs were left in the pens.
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E1cesstve Presentation.

Many persons are troubled with ex-
cessive perspiratlon about the face and
arms A remedy for this Is almond meal
or pistachio meal. Tcis usy be applied
10 the face dry o. II the bath II gIyes
a peculiar velvety sottRess 70 the skin.
and Is exceedingly agreeable. There are
few things more unpleasant than an oily
complexion. and any simple means q
overcome It certainly deserves TO Ia com
mended. York TrCGne.
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Il have heard some admirable adj
dresses before the agricultural society,"
avs President Sorth@n. q Augusta, Ga,
put . dozen colts ca exhibition az the
:. ate fair IS = better lecture than have
ever heard on stock, and q bale q Ezs
.sy : a i1sr lecture fer gIzss EZoElnz- :
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He Was a Wise Nan

Brine (pe-suasiveiy) - You'd better
come in On this real estate deal Well
let you IN on the gToUEd foor-
Jones-TeS. and Keep ne scratching
gravel 70 ga ou- No. thanks; I'm not
N it.-Waa1ineton Star
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Mrs. Leland Stanford has gwen =. 90
for the erection of q nqnuneEt -
Father JGniDero Serra, u Monterey,
which Elu take the place Of = =oodea
cross tia, marks the spot where be land
II IN T--g
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-10

Go east via the New Short line Mis-
souri, Pacific Pleasant Hill route. y
Through sleeping and chair cars without
change Wichita TO st. Louis. SD If
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AN IMPRESSION.


4 cypress dark against the bluA
That deepens up 70 such hue
as never painter dared and drew;
A marble shaft that stands alone
Above q wreck of sculptured stone
With gray-green aloes overgrown;
A hill side scored with hollow veins
Through age long wash Of summer rains
AS purple as with vintage stains;
And rocks that while the hours run
Show all the jewels, one by one,
For pastine Of the summer sun;
A crescent sail upon the sea
So calm and far and ripple FREQ
You wonder storms can ever be;
A shore with deep indented bays
And o er the cleaning waterways
\ glimpse Of islands IN the haze;
A face bronzed dark 70 red and gold
With mountain eyes that seem 10 holA
The freshness OF the world Of old;
A shepherds crook. a coat Of feecA
4 grazing fock-the sense Of peace,
The long sweet siIence-thjs Is Greece!
-Reunell Road
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State ct Kansas County OF Sedgwfck. IS.
!, l. D. Skinner cashier OF the above named bank
do solemnly that the above statement Is true
TO the best of my knowledge and belief.
l. D. SKINNER Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me tn yth day
of Oct, lcSJ GEO. w. BRISTOw. Notary Public.
lsEALI sedgHck County, Kan
My commission expires Nov IS. 1891
'0''sS'-A''s''' Fs i ft G52To. Directors,
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Nv TeIrrrnnn.

ST Louis No. Oct. q,-CATTLF- Receipts
800 shipments . Market easy, Natives
81 75a4 al stockers and feeders. - 0lRa co. Texan
and Indians g. 4OG3 a. HOGS-ReCeipts ssAL
shipments - Market lower. Heavy - .564 a.
mixed xSnE4 p SHEEP Receipts 1890 ship
meuts -. Market steady. Good TO choice - uJ.s
as.
KANSAS CITY. No. oct. 9-CATTLE--ReCeipts
$50 shipments 1910 Market steady, common weak
and lower Steers SS2}sa5O cows 81 oOe 40: stock
crs and feeders s. 25Ra %; range steers 81 S032 90
range COWS 81 2hal IS HOGS Receipts T. 47h
shipments Gi2o Market 58l0C lower: bulk - %
"a TO- all grades - Hltt4 Is. SHEFP-R"ceiuts else
shipments SllO. Market weak. Lambs IS ia A..
good 10 choice muuons s. OOSA u StoCke.s and
feeders s. S5G4 20.
CHICAGO III, Oct. 9-The Drovcrs' Journal
reports 4 A TIL .E-keceipt~. 1900 shipments none
Market slow. steady Steers - uJ15 2a cows, bulls
and mixed Il O0gl 90 Texas steers Goes -
range steers 3 01aS ~ Hogs Receipts 2lu0
snipmcuts- Market rather better Prime heavy and
butchers weights OA64 a.. lights - 0AaS1 a.
pigs g S1dS Oh. SHEEP Receipts bote shipments
- Market active and better. Natives Goa ~.
western s. 9lG4 20. lambs 50Gj a.
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State Of Kansas. County Of Sedgwck, s.;
J. +. X. Powell president of the above named
bank. do sOlemnly swear that the above statement
is true TO the best of my knowledge and belief.
+. X. pow ELL, President
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 9Th day Of
SEAL October, 1871 Geo. +. Hammann,
Notary Public,
Ny commission expires Aug. H. 1884.
COrreCt-Attest; a l.. HOUCK.
q. ID. BARNES. Directors
CHAS +. FRANK,
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Shipments,
ARTICLES

BUTTER-Steady. Fancy separator 22S2c,
fine 2OS22c. fine creamery, 22923c, good lSSl9c,
finest diary. lsGl9c. fine l3Sl5c,
EGGS-Steady i7GlSc
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COLUM ~.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied

The following rates under the different headings
viii be charged.
EPayable Strictly in Advance.
No advertissEzen taken for less thSn 10 cents.
One line advertisements charged same rate a. two
IEa& -
no ADVERTISEMENTS TAKEN 10 KUN ~
TIL TOP SlDDSS."
Prfoe- given andsr classified heads IN this column
apphcahfe only 70 Local advertisements No foTei-n
advert se-nents tzEan az prices given
Answers 60 adverrissghsnts ssEf - care Of the
EAGLE oEaoe should Dc called Tor within 70 days
sftsr insertion. whep advertisers WISH replys for
wErded 10 them stamped envelopes must be rent
Re9ereuCe 10 Former advertisements should give
description Rrd dsye q insertion copy Of the a.
vsrtiseIcut khould D. sent.
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CHICAGO, H.. Oct s.-wheat- Unsettled and
feyerish,
Corn Moderately active but easy.
Oats-Eusy
Pork-MoJeralely active.
I.ard-Dul and easy.
Short Ribs-Dul and easy.
The leading futures closed as follows
WHEAT - October ss'sc. December 81 c,lS. Nsy
FL0As.
CORN-October SOC; November su.c Nav 5al..,
OATS-DeCemhe- as4c. May g2aSc
PORK-October ~ 81, January m 72l,. Nav Slag-s.
IARD-Delemher SOS. January s. = Nav 81 -
SHORT RIBS-OctOoer q 22}g. January a. o.
May s. Wl4.
Cash quotations were as follows
ILOuR-winter patent s sQSS "; spring patent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-10
wichita Grain Marker.

WICHITA. Kan. oct. 2
The supply OF wheat was fair today. Prices re-
main unchanged.
Following are the closing quotations on grain:
GRAIN-Car lots ontracE.
wHEAT-No ? SIC. No hard Soc No SIC, No
475c
CoRN-No 8 or better S5ysSsc. white 4Oc, new corn
sc.
OATS-SlaS2c.
RNE-NoS, OF better s5c.
HAYS - per ton IN car lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots Sc per 100 lbs