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BALTIMORE AND ONO R.nRo.n

baltimore AND OHfo hAILRoAn
Schedule IN effect December pa 1888
Leave Washington from station corner Of hss Jssy
For Chicago .aS Ssr 1as ss ss.bu,.a Im,,.a
fes S,Scinn.t, y Am is .apress 30 "a
tor fIt,s6urg aud Cleveland. vestibuied Iamissd
fS S5 L;.inston and Local s.Anons Io,soAn
Tor Lursy. : 40 m ds,is. 'o''ophl
Tor Ba,timore week days 400. 90, 9 40. "a
sgb go .9 s;so e EiSp,ss, Iss alns.:.
md ii5c G SUI sSn S.so .aS 80 s:sS
s sS as st Mn a i.SS 81 n:,sSa,es IA 0S
300. iO:5o aud II so p m. A'' -
t0r Nay Stations between x,shinsten and Balsi-
n go pm; Sundays $50 am. i.i6. s.2G la
Trans leave Baltimore for Washington, week day,
PAY Gi go. CSC, .;3g sat e:oG $50 s;i5 aud
fie. :oy, 500. $40 TO- $50. 80. %. -
si5 tnd 9o pm aoo s1ln y. s ~ ID s:S
So, $50 a:ia 80. s:sa s:sS So o "a iots3
For Annapolis s 40 aud $3.50 an. 1910 and 4:2s
p D.no,, On q s az ESQ an. is ma Les cav An.
sundays. . so :. m. 400 ,. IA
nY:30 An q =. Pm Tor principal slstious ssAss
o. a a =, ~ ~; III Ane 70 ~ p
tor AiihersbuTy and intermedisse poiHtA 'Ss00k
..for Boyds aud intermediate stsuonA t7soopn.
ChVTc6 train leave. Washington on Sunday q, 10
pm stopping ALI s,si,cns ON Neiropoilsn BrsneS
Tor FREDERICK, 10 IA. IL 20 ALL. t3lv. t4iSv y
For haeerstown, n 20 am and IS 80 pm
Trains arrive frvm Chicago daily IL AS g. and
90 ID. Cincinnati anu et. Louis daily 3.ss
An. aud 1. So Pm. trom kittsbura S:lv am o:Sa
pm. daily
MN YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
or New York Trenton, Newark and Elizabeth n,
.io:y0 pm Bu1et psrior cars on all DAY uaina.
eleeping car on the ~ 80 IN, open 81 y :ou pm
J. or fhlisdelphiA Newark, Wilmington and Chester
z 10 fs:vo 'e:2o. 'lz:Vu an. 'z;So. -%izO '7.la
and 40 80 pm
Ior ternedi.te points between Baltimore and PHI
sdelphiA 10 40 aud So 20 H. Il 900, t3 pun
Trains leave New York for Washington. % 80
II 90 Am. goo '3:su 500 pm and 'l2:Is
night.
s:l5, IL 10 NJ, IS, q 40. % 800, '140 pm
For Auanuc CITY a 90 am sna 'lzs00 N sur
days :0U m. and IL ~ noon
Except sunday. Daily. ssunday only.
Baggage called Tor and check ed from hotels and
licences by Union Trsnsfsr Co orders eft - esks
Offices. VI v aud 1901 la. ave- add st Depos
j. L. ODkLI, GHAs. u. sCUILS
do Gen MANAGER Gen. - Al
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We 1svrdersc.ed Fanks and BaHkrs rt1 pay az
SsIzes dyatrr TA< LOuistdna stssis Lottery EAscA
sat B, pTrs~rted cotfssterl
J. " MAIMsLEY, Pres Louisiana National Bank
llkkhE LANAI \. Pres. State National Bank.
A BALDWIN. fres New Orleans National bAnk
lAl1 KUHN. Pres. Caion National baak
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Grxrs Su1rs SOounrD
AND PRESSED FOR IL

cosss. soc; Pants, Csc: vssss. 26c: Altsgins ~
Rspsinny dons p bsss Issnss Goods called for an1
IL lam. 7os eeh e n.x-
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CURIOUS THINGS ABOUT MEN.
Two Interesting Papers Read to the An
thropological Society.

DR. GREGORY GIVES AN INTERESTING ACCOUNT OF
SOME ANTIQUITIES DISCOVERED IN IrALY-coI.
MALLEar DESCRIBES THE ORIGIN OF sALUrA-
TroSs-rHE BOW, THE SHAKE or THE HAND,
THE Kiss AND THE ORAL GREETING.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

ssK RAKAUER PIANOS" ARE OF SUPERIOR
II toEe, touch aud durability. Burdett organs
and "Peasen Pianos Ut Temple Of Music l.U9 q ST g.
II. KUHN, Practical Piano Maker. Prices reasonable,
terms easy. js2 i-3ln
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
AT TIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC NEW oRLEANA
TUESDAY APRIL H. lsso

GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
AT TIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC NEW oRLEANA
TUESDAY. APRIL IL ls9o
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000
100000 Ticket. ct gro each. Halves. slo; ousr,s.a
ED. 1snths. ~. TwsntisshA 81.
LIST OF PRILEs
,pRIZE OF 100000 h............... $500, 900
fkizk 81 5000 5000 s:::::.:::: i ySSSS
fkILEs OF i9UOo srs............. $1,000
q ikizks os S,v0o sre.-..-.......... 25.00o
,tl fklLEs or 500 ars............... 10000
tIt fklZk5 Of 3VO srs.....-...-.... ou.UOU
ttt fhA<kS VI Soo srs-...-.........- lVuVVv
APPROXIMATION PRIzEa
Io9 Prs. g 500 .rs.......-.......... 5000
1Uo Frlkss " POO ............... 2U.UOv
TERMINAL PRIZES.
300 Prizes Of 500 srs..--....-........... 9a.soo
yss Prizes " lVo ars..................... eS,yvU
kl3+ Prizes. amounting 70. .054.sOo
NoTk-llekst. drawing CApaiaI Prizss sxs not sau-
tloo " Terminal frSoA
AGENTS WANTED.
81 fon CLrs RAIns, any furshsg information
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Address Registered Istssn containins Currency :,
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WINTER RESORTS.

~HEkwoOD, FORTRESS MONROE Pc, VA.
y OLD POINT CONFRONT.
The New Hotel just erected the site Eaton Cot
tAge; accommodation tor 25U guests open ali the
year; everything sll the modern eniences
steam aud open grstc heat; speaking tubes electric
bells hot anu cold baths. The very best
tious at moderate prices.
ml1-lms GEO. LOCKER. Oyrer and Proprietor
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HIGH AND Low.

Sign language undoubtedly goes far toward
explaining salutations. In some countries it is
wrong for the chief to see head higher than
his own, consequently the sitting posture is the
one of respect In Siam no man dares to raise
his head to the'level OF his superior. In the
principle Of the higher and lower may be
found the origin Of the custom of bowling
nod shows some Difference. A low bow denotes
reverence and perhaps fear. The head thrown
back marks pride and hauteur. Kneeling and
saiaaming to the ground does not necessarily
mark fear, but Is simply a recognition OF the
principle of the higher and lower. The uncoy-
ering OF the masculine head is explained by
Spencer as an exhibition of Difference and fear.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DoToAAC TRANSPORTATION CoMPANI
For Baltimore and River Landings Steamer SUR
Capt. Geoxhesan. leaves stephensour wharf every
Sunday At O'clock pm For further tpformAcea
apply to "
mh86m seventh street What
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224 North Main.
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RACE F. SCUDDFR.

| the b Od16y dOhACE Z. SCODDEH-
Books, Stories From My Attic, ''Sev-
en- Little People and Their Friends" and
dozen others. Mr. Scudder assisted
Mrs. Taylor in editing the life and let
ters of her husband, Bayard Taylor, and
he was one of the contributors to that
monumental work the Memorial His
tory of Boston" and to other important
undertakings. And still, important and
wide as has been Mr.. Scudder's range of
work, the man is greater than the author.
The Scudder family dates back to the
Massachusetts, Bay colony, and one side
traces lineal descent from Governor Win
throp through the5SaltinstaAs.an Main
warnings of Boston. Horace. E. Scudder
was born in Boston Oct. IS, 1888, the
youngest child of Charles. and Sarah
Lathrop (Coit) Scudder. The father
was business man of infieMbleintegrit
and wide social recognition. He was a
deacon in the Congregational church,
and the religious tone pervaded rather
than dominated the family life, for it
was sunny household.
As business began to encroach on the
Temple place home the family removed
to Roxbury, where on Warren avenue
they had largesbrick house, command
ing fine view Of the harbor, and thirty
acres of ground. Once year the family
visited relatives at 1.-The Cape" a journey
taken by coach and one OF inexhaustible
joy to the children. Mr. Scudder had
two elder brothers, who distinguished
themselves each in his own field. The
elder, David Colt Scudder, was gradu-
ated at Williams college, afterward tax
ing the theological course at Andover,
and devoted himself to the missionary
cause. He diedinsIndia in 1861, leaving
a widow and daughter, the latter being
Miss Vida Scudder, one of the instructors
at Wellesley.
Another brother, Mr.. Samuel Hubbard
Scudder, is the, famous naturalist. Mr..
Horace E. Scudder, who also graduated
from the family alma mater in 1858.
inclined to the world of letters with the
same decided bent chat one brother had
shown in the ministry and the other in
science. After receiving his bachelors
degree he went to New York, where he
supported himself by teaching and en-
tertained himself by poetry. Mr.. Henry
Mills Alden, the present accomplished
editor of Harper's Monthly, and Mr..
Scudder became intimate friends, "and
we discussed theories about homes in
Harlem" laughingly said Mr. Scudder,
"and we walked Broadway and haunted
small back rooms. in Fourth avenue"
These young men had brilliant visions at
that time of, in some way, accommodating
fortune Of 500, and retiring on that to
the lUxuries of the literary life.
For some twenty-five years past Mr..
Scudder has been in more or less init
mate relations with publishers. Mr..
Scudder was married in 1878, and has
made his home in Cambridge for many
years. LILLIAN WHITING.
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St. Lonis to Colorado vim Wichita.


Commencing Sunday. July 1880, the
Missouri Pacific railway will run through
sleeping cars from St Louis via Pleasant
Hill, Rich HILL Fort Scott and Wichita to
Geneseo and from thence to Pueblo. Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver. This change
was made on account of a great many peO-
pie from the east going to Colorado being
DESTROYS of going via Wichita. The train
will stop here two hours, giving all a
chance to view the Peerless Princess and
still land passengers in Colorado same
time as if they had gone via Kansas City.
1t also gives the citizens of Wichita sleep
ing car service from here to Colorado. Re
turning, it gives us through sleeping car
service Wichita toSt. Louis, and gives the
Colorado people a chance to go east via
Wichita. This change will undoubtedly
be appreciated by the travelling public, and
especially by the citizens of Wichita. If
you are going east or west go via the pop
Ular new through route. Through chair
and sleeping car service. New route Just
completed between Fort Scott and Rich
Hill goes through the finest mineral and
agricultural country in the west. Don't
forget the new short line to St. Louis or
Colorado.
City ticket office, 1877 North Main street,
Wichita, Kansas
46-tf f. T. BLECKLEY, P. & T. A.
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Straw Hats and Orercoats.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 5.-This is sup
posed to be our summer season, and one
has right to expect warm weather in a
semi-tropic in the summer.
But it is not unusual to see men rugged
out in straw hats, overcoats, white vests
and buttonhole bouquets, and pretending
that they are not cold. But the fact is
that while we do not have snow or ice in
the summer here, yet when the sea
breezes blow from the right quarter it is
uncomfortaBly;cool in early morning. l
heard a conversation the other morning
on one of,the ferryboats, and it seems to
fit the case admirably. One man saluted
another who was shivering in the stiff
breeze and asked where hisovercoat was.
The second party replied that he would
not burden himself with al overcoat in
tropical climate in the summer. He
preferred TO practice the faith cure doc
trine and imagine that he was warm
enough.
The cold resisting powers of different
menfl1rniSh ga interesting study here.
One man yeu meet is buttoned up to his
chm III aTwlnter coat, and the next one
will be clad in a thin, light suit and
straw hat. And yet they are each ex-
posed TO the same outward temperature,
habit no doubt having much to do with
the matter Asa result of a few shop
ping expeditions the fact is5denonstrat-
ed that but 1.-THE SUMMER underwear
finds buyers in this city. Heavy or me
dunn weight .wooten garments are in
active demand the; year round And
when one becomes accustomed 10 it this
is really an economical place IN tie mat
ter OF clothing. One suit as a tine. and
no change as to weight, is al that is re
CURED. But to eastern folks contem-
plating a Trip to California let me advise
that you put into your trunk beth wool
ems ana oveEcoats. for you VIII need
them here all the time.
v. @. BENTON.
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Furnished by the Dean Abstract Coz
The following transfers of real estate
were filed for record in the office of the
register of deeds
Wichita Street Railway Co to Wich-
tia Electric Railway Co, all its real
and personal property including
right of way etc, warrantee deed. 100000
Consolidated Land Co to Wichita
Electric Railway Co, 30 SO blk 66
Forest Grove sub div, 81 q 66 IS
Walker ave Garfield 2nd. % 81 80 81
63 81 and tract adjoining, Vine ave
Lawrences 18th, u IS % blk Il
Franklin Yikes add, % "a rs %
blk A Wheeler's add, , ( 10 u
Everett ave and 81 80 81 63 Power
ave Stiles & Smiths add, n IS IS
80 81 81 So IS 30 % - 90 blk | Prin-
cess add, II 10 ID Il blk IL John
McCOrmick's add $50 1872 LOnsdale
ave RiChmand's Bird add, IS lots in
Orchard Grove add, warrantee
deed ....................... 100000
Nichity City Railway Co to Wichi-
ia Electric Railway Co 176 17S $50
lS2 Main st city W d ............,.. 80
Riverside Land Co to Wichita Flee
trio Railway Co y 40 acres in
Riverside add w Observation-Disclosures. l
Wichita City Railway Co to Wichita
Electric Railway Co reserve 3 Lie
wellyn's ID add W d......... 80
Wichita Electric Railway Co 81
lots in various additions to Wich-
TIA &c d.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Rufus Cone shf to f N Elienburg
46S First st and all land north of
said lots and 3 Z fronting north
on railroad all in Kirkpatrick's
add shf d.........::...:.-. ~
Oatville Town Co to Maudavilie Sud
duth % "A blk l Oatvilie wd 800. so
Christopher LeibfrItZ to William
Bader hf sw or II % 2e Wd...... 900
Jerry g Babb to FairmOunt college
% % % % Mount Olive ave Girard
Henry Z Corn to Mary + Du Bots
north 80 fit res b, Dubois & COrn's
add, and 50x36 it in res +, Eagle
Rufus Core to d b Hine 81 So IS 30
81 "a Herbert ave Ohio add ........ 600
Maize Academy association to Charles
Siever % "A blk / Maize academy
add to Maize, w d.................. 400
Maize Academy association to Cas-
sius 4 Oldfather , ) blk ,
Maize academy add to Maize, W d.. 100
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How to Find OuU.

Leisurely Stranger suppose, now, you
don't sell such fine young spring chickens
as these to boarding house keepers9
Proprietor of Meat Market-Not often.
Mrs. Irons, though, who keeps boarding
house in the next block, buys half dozen
OF them every morning.
Stranger with alacrity)-T Thank you.
Disappears in. the direction of Mrs Irons
boarding house. )-Chicago Tribune.
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d54-lt
To the Grocery Trade.

WICHITA, haIlS., JuIy II.
After this date l will sell groceries for
cash only. No credit extended to any one
] will make prices on every article in my
stock that viii justify your calling and
give them a trial. Spot cash, good goods,
low prices will win over nigh prices and
long time. After three years trial / am
convinced that the credit business is a
failure and with the present times if con
tinued will close up the best of business
men. Understand my goods are the best
and Will make inriCes that viii suit you
and you have only to:give me a call TO be
convinced. Remember the dollars down
makes business easy. Don't forget the
man and place. DORSEY, the Grocer,
5A-lt pa North Main Street
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Odd Fellows and Patriarchs Attention.

For the meeting of the l. O. of o. F. and
Patriarch Militant in Chicago, August 3
to 10, the Missouri Pacific railway offers
rate of one lowest first class fare for the
round trip, plus one dollar for admission
ticket. These tickets will be placed on
sale August l, and continue on sale until
August s. For further information call at
1877 North Main or depot corner Second and
Wichita streets E. E. BLECKLEY,
52-tf General Passover and Ticket Ag't.
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Cheap Trip to Galveston.

The date, July % only; the rate. one fare
for round trip; route, via the Santa Fe;
limit three days south bound with final
limit of thirty days for return; stopovers
north bound only.
This is for excursion to Galveston or
gained by board of trade of that city.
Galveston with its deep harbor and cool
sea breeze, its shipping and fine residences
is well worth a visit.
Nearest agent of Santa Fewin cheerfully
answer all questions about this cheap ex-
curSion.
Through coaches and Pullman sleeping
cars from Wichita daily. Train leaves at
4:10 p. III. Soft
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- So Shinners-

To better accommodate shippers who
consign 10 the Wichita market the Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Re have arranged for
train leaving Arkansas City Al - ?. m
arriving al Wichita about midnight This
train viii connect AT Winfield. taxing stock
from Southern Kansas railway. and 81
South Winfield from the Florence branch
and AZ Mulvane from Fl Dorado branch.
ATraug eueuts are also made Tor morning
train leaving Newton az about g. n aud
arriving in Wichita al about q n. This
arrangement Viii las5 through the heated
term and enable shippers 20 get their stock
10 the Cnicn Stock wards IN good order.
Soft K L DAVIS u. Z. Agent
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Poetry VS.. Reality.

Chappie You know we invited Col
Plunkett, who used TO be a blacksmith, 10
hear our class give tie Anvil Chorus" the
other night The fellows were got up in
red shirts and the stage was turned into a
real forge.
His Friend-Yoa don't say! Moved the
old colonel 70 tears, suppose
Chappic-Not exactly. He simply said
rats. ''-American Grocer.
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Soft
Cars leave Douglas avenue and Main

Cars leave Douglas avenue and Main
street for Burton car works every forty
minutes. commencing at 6:20 a. m. All
cars leaving on odd hours run through,
also cars leaving twenty minutes before
and twenty minutes after the even hour.
For Fairview and Seventeenth street cars
leave First and Main at fifteen and forty
five minutes past each hour Leave
Seventeenth and Fairview at fifteen and
forty-fiv minutes after each hour. SO
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CatechiSm.

What line runs three through passenger
trains 10 St Louis without change5
The Frisco.
What line runs Pullman sleepers and
reclining chair cars morning and night 20
St LOuiss
The Frisco Is the only line.
What line has the fast train 70 St. Louis
The Frisco. whose flyer leaves Wichita
al % p. m. daily. arriving Ia st. Louis at
80 the following morning.
Does this fast train connect with other
trains from st Louiss
Why. certainly, with al east bound
trains II st. Louis union depot dJ0-Jf
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Great TuanyOveInAnt.

Judkins Ito Black, who is preparing for
a continental trip}-How do you get on
with your languages, cid fellow?
Black-Capitally. Why, I've got on so
now l can think in French.
Judkins-Well. that's blessing, for it's
more than you could ever do in English
Ally Sloper's
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Sarere Punishment.

Captain-Sergaant, note down Private
Grasgrun-three days on bread and water
for slovenly turn out OF parade.
Sergeant = Beg pardon, captain. that
won't make the slightest difference to him
he's vegetarian.
Captain-What? Then put him for three
days on meat and capitalization.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-20

There are various schemes for supplying
reading matter at trif]e above actual
cost. What would you think if you could
get good literature free? Drop a postal
card to G. L. Nicholson, general passenger
and ticket agent Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe railroad, Topeka, Kan, and ask
for copies of '"To Mexico by Palace Car"
You can also procure copies of "A Santa
Barbara Holiday" Guide to San Diego
Bay Region" "Las Vegas Hot Springs
Guide" and folders relating to Texas;
Oklahoma and Kansas.
Very respectfully, yours.
81 st GEN. Pass. AND TICKET ACT.
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G. A. r. Excursion to Boston. Massachusetts,.

The national encampment of the G. A
r. meets in Boston, Mass, August 10 to
Is. The Missouri Pacific railway has
named a rate of one lowest first class fare
for the round trip for this occasion.
Tickets viii be placed on sale on August
g, and continue on sale until August 10
The tickets are good for return passage
until August p; however arrangements
have been made whereby the time can be
extended until September 80 if desired.
For further information call at 49, North
Main or at depot corner Second and
Wichita streets. +. E. BLECKLEY,
52-tf General Passover and Ticket Ag't.
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His Kind Heart.

whipped again today at sc<5ol?"
Eyes, but it didn't hurt me bit"
Still you cried over it, understand"
Give got no hard feelings against the
teacher, so I did that to please him. -
Fhegende Blsetter.
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d4S If
Geuda Springs Excursions.

Perhaps Manitou, Las Vegas Hot Springs,
Mackinaw, the north pole and other cool
places are too far away for your time and
purse
If so, why not visit Geuda Springs, the
noted southern Kansas resort nearer home
and costing less money?
The Santa Fe route makes a one fare
round trip rate on Saturdays and Sundays,
limited to the following Monday for re-
turn. You can leave at 4:10 p. ~. on Sat
urdays or at $40 a. m. and 40 D. m. on
Sundays, and return from Geuda Springs
early Monday.
Good hotel accommodations; fine bath
ing; boating on lake; spring water equal to
Saratoga. 52-tf
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Ieggett Brothers Deep Water Excursion to Gal
NrSion. TeXaS.

On July % Leggett Brothers of Kansas
city will conduct grand excursion to Gal
weston, Texas This excursion viii leave
ell stations of the Santa Fe in Kansas, Ne
braska, Colorado, and Oklahoma. Rate
one fare for round trip, good thirty days,
good to stop of on return Call on your,
Santa Fe agent for tickets, and reserve
your breaths three days in advance. For
other particulars call on or address
LEGGETT BROTHERS,
d54-1t Kansas City, Mo.
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Regular weekly excursion to Gueda
springs, Santa Fe and Frisco via Winfield.
One fare for round trip every Saturday
and Sunday limited to return Monday.
For particulars inquire at 122 North Main
street and passenger station.
W. D. MURDOCH,
Soft Pass and Tkt. Agent.
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Gentlemen and Ladies':

Do you know, it costs you the largest per
cent. you ever paid on money, to run your
grocery account on credit? 1t is fact and
no mistake. OF course, some make money
because they never, or, hardly ever pay
for what they get. If you will only give
the cash system trial you will surely be
convinced. | am doing business for cash
no credit-therefOre, no losses to make up
Give the cash business a trial.
Respectfully,
DORSEY, The Grocer.
224 North Main. silt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-20

AS the key turned in the lock Saturday
evening at 10:45 p m, long time prices
were forever locked out and died with the
week Monday morning my prices will be
on a spot cash basis and it will pay you to
call. DORSEY, The Grocer.