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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
The Grandson OF Victor Hugo.

The advocates OF the doctrine that the
descendants Of literary giants must nafu-
rally be men and women of more than or
binary ability cannot cite Georges Hugo as
an example 10y which TO establish their po-
sition. Georges is the grandson Of the
great French poet and novelist, Victor
Hugo. When IS years OF age he declared
that a man who bore ehe name Of the sO'
thor of ''9S'' must live II grand style, eat
and drink eSpensively and be hero among
women To carly out these ideas JounG
Hugo mortgased his prospects, and when
ne reached MS majority was besieeed b.
money lenders, who bad advanced $4,000
on notes-fot SIS, e00 Hardly had be been
extricsred from this dilemma when, not
lang ago. he fought duel with chocolate
maker and was wounded
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
The Use of Note Books.

The great business of one who would be
q writer is preparation, and a most impor-
tant part of preparation consists in the
collection of material In this note book
is indispensable. Every day, almost every
hour Of the day. we read, hear, think, see
things that can be turned t0proit- To a
keen observer. hint is everything. In
reading some,word or name may catch the
eye and suggest certain ideas, and these
ideas may be turned,into a poem, as in the
case Of Longfellow's Excelsior" or they
may form the pith Of an interesting story
or essay. An idea naypop iiftoNone's mind
at any instant, and very often, unless one
jots It down, the brilliant thought is lost.
Always have your book and pencil
Wr-ifar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. H.. August ll.-N heat rad
inc very active. 'The feeling developed
was greatly unsettled and excited. The
bun fever was on and although the selling
was sufficient to cause occasional re-Sac-
lions. the market recovered from the var
iouS breaks and ruled strong most OF the
session. The opening was 2]s@S higher:
held steady for a while and then eased on
x. advanced :. declined S4@is. advanced
:. and closed 3 higher for September ana
2st higher for December
Corn-There was d good trade, the
market ruling active and unsettled the
greater part of the session. The opening
was lUll+ better that Saturday closing
figures, afterwards advanced sold on
1(dls. became steadier and closed ts@l
higher than Saturday
Oats-OperationS decidedly buIllsh and
As wheat and corn opened higher, oats pro-
ceeded with them: first sales being at an
advance Of lQl4. Prices receded l(Gl =.
Market closed easier at about inside fig-
ures. but at ga : gain over the last sales
on Saturday.
Mess Pork-Good trade Prices advanced
eOlgS5. receded l5G2Oc, rallied again
Ss71O cents. closed steady.
ari-Was fairly active. Early sales
we're made at 5@7lsc advance, but later in
- 5av nrices declined again % d5c
Sbort-ribs Sides-GOod business; prices
,d-aDcad 1O9l2l5c, settled back 5@155c:
Closed steady at medium figures.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
ConDIaInIny TO the Iganager.

When the railroad was built through
Bulgaria about twenty years ago the whole
business of constructing and running 1t
was in the hands of the English. The con-
tractors habit of looking after everything
personally greatly puzzled the Turks
They could not make out who were IN al.
tholity. At one time when construction
train was to DE run from country station
down TO Yarna a local pasha came up to
the man who was dispatching the train
and asked for a passage. The favor was
granted.
Then the official wanted the train to wait
until his baggage arrived. After delay
of an hour or so string of fifty bullock
carts appeared with baggage" The Turk
was promptly informed that the train could
not take such load. and would not take
any part of it. The man in charge ordered
the train to start The pasta was left be-
hind Indignantly threatening to complain
TO the manager.
Two DAYS later the Turk was in Varna
inquiring for the superintendent OF the
railway. He found his way 20 the Office,
and was announced by a servant as 'One
great big pasha, he come see you sare.
It was not until after the injured pasta
had seated himself that he discovered be-
fore him the very man whom he had come
to complain Of The interview is reported
by the guilty party.
In rage the Turk turned to his servant
and said, ''Eshek (ass), you have made
mistake"
Yes, Effendi, l have-but they said thu
was the head man Of the iron road
'Pah, pig, hold your tongue" Then
coldIy turning TO me, he said he wished to
speak in private TO the manager of the rail
way.
| l at once asked my assistant 70 leave the
room, but the pasha stopped him aud asked
who is the manager here" said, II am
and Ishall be most happy If can be of ser
vice 10 you"
The Rasha gave low whistle, and then
beginning TO grin, said: 'Truei Then
have made a mistake. l called 70 com
plain to you Of your own conduct the day
before yesterday, and was going 70 ask you
| for your dismissal What shall l &c
| now?"
Have coffee and a cigarette, and believe
me it was only the utter inpossibllity Of
doing as you wished that forced me K
leave you on the road. '-Iouth's Conpan
inn
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ST Louis. No. August u.-CATTLE.- Receipts,
goo shipments 1870. Market slow Native steers 1,5
1, qlf4 1l ,Dckers ana feeders, s. UUcg@ 10; Tex
ans and Indians q 2Ga2 20. HOGS-Receipt>.
sio shipments 100. Market higher heavy
s seas gl packing IS 65&5 -. ShEEP-EecelptS
slG6 Shipments = Market nominal. Fair 10
choice a. U0l4 50.
KANSAS CITY. No. August n-CATTLE-Receipts
b3nl SHIPMENTS Ssf Market steady 10 strong. steers
a. 54 30 cows 81 O0s2 so; stocSers and feeders s. 10
C,S % range steers s. 25a2 So range cows 81 90.
90 Hogs Receipts 800 shipments $40. Market
strong 20 l0C higher; bulk s. SOS -; all grades,
81 AgaSSO SHEEP-ReCepts 100 shipments SO
Market steady. Lambs 4 500 s.. Good 10
choice nuttons 81 O0s4 >. Stockers and feeders
e S5gG p
CHICAGO. IL. August 1.-THE Drovers' Journal
reports. CATTLE-ReCeiuJS, ls.utO. shipments oyJV
Market strong. Beeves - +0I4 So steers IS oSi ~;
srocSers ana feeuers 81 U0f2 ~ cows. bulls and
mixed 81 206S 90 Texas cattle 81 50GS % HOGS
Receipts 1000 shipments 500. Market ST. ong.
Mixed SSSldS ~: heavy s. 1S4 co. light s. 500 70.
3, n - 5OaS CO. SHEEP Receipts SsG shipments
iHsi Market steady. Natives 81 c0S5 4e western
s. S5G4 5G Texans IS sea- 2O lambs g UyS89 20.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
Portable Poultry Fence.

1t is often desirable TO have a fence for
the hen yard that can be readily moved
from placeto place. To have this, cut the
posts the same length as the pickets, and
to the inner side of each post attach two
strong iron, senicircuIsr hoops, one near
the bottom of the post and the other about
half way up. Through these loops drive
stakes, well fitted and sharpened. When
it is desired to move the fence it may be
lifted up and off the posts, and the same
may then be pulled up and reset where
wanted. Thus where the runs are some
what limited, by 'pastaring' small sec
ton at a time the results will be much
more satisfactory.-New York Independ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

Perhaps Nauitoa Lac Vegas bot -Frin.s
nar.iuagT. The nor pole and other cool
places are too fsr away Cor Jour tsfns az2
pu-se-
n - Why not visit Geuss -priogs, -
uotssf southern karsas rsssrt bearer af'fiaa
and costing less mOo@J
The santa Pc r01fs makes Haf iaFa
--.-,-.6 .-lr, a. 81, -sfgrasys srf @andsys.
I5rols.ej - The following AIo1day Ter 81
trwu You can EeaVe e. { 90 3 "a @ 5as-
r,rrisvs o. - 60 a. Y ard go ?. ~ GA
9uu4avs AID return from Gcz1a 5-1rlnfs
early Aouday -.
cod botsl arca-n cfiati0ns, Inc TAI
ing b<ats-g O. lake, sFT4aS %alsr Il a. 20
Sar ztCf.a-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
Tho ysgetation of Hot Springs.

J.W. Fewkes tells in The American Nat
uralist that vegetation exists in hot springs.
The highest temperature on record in which
it occurs is 200 dogs. Fahrenheit. This in
dicates that vegetation rnay.have occurred
ut a much earlier stage Of the earths his
tory than has been generally supposed
The prevailing form of vegetation in these
heated waters is alge. Diatoms also &C.
cur, but sparingly. They have been found
in Nevada at temperature at which the
vegetation of hot springs is most flourish
ing, but usually occur in great abundance
in the cooled waters of hot springs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
GREENWOOD.

This seems no cttFfof the dead,
Ne gloomy; szveird and haunted place;
The birds sing EaAy overhead:
The squirrel moves ieh sudden grace;
The fountains play, the towers bloom,
The Yielding krsFrAisf resh ana smooth;
Art wells the secrexs Of the tomb;
And all seems planne& to cheer and soothe.
But from this calp height CHANGING down,
We spy the outAlnes sHsdsEy
OF GfeFs quick haa,Afs, tAe lowered town,
The living city and the sea
There the Wild chlss goes ever On,
With scarce arestsul hour 20 spare.
Till each brief kfej is spent and gone;
Few pause totAtnk Of Greenwood there
Beneath that overhanging veil,
That dims with mist each busy street,
How many aspirations fail
How many WEARY. spirits meet!
To them these tranquil paths and bowers
Would scarcesuggest the mournful tear
How they mast long in secret hours,
For such repose as waits them herel
And they VIII come. the busiest there,
Tired of'tkebattle, ripe for peace,
Bowed By an avalanche OF care,
And signing for thsirlast release:
VIII come, Q patient Greenwood. come
To seek thy quietude and resi-,
AS children come al evening home
To rest upon the mothers breast.
New York Sun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
If l.ul. -. t.rc WORLD"
Something About a New Poem by .
Famous Author.

THE Light of the World" is the name Of
a new poem completed by Sir Edwin Ar
mold during his residence in Japan. His
long famous production, The Light Of
Asia" attempted to depict Buddhism from
the Christian point of view. The later eff
fort displays Christianity under the light
of Buddhism. There EXISTS a great amount
of suffering among the poorer Japanese at
present. and soon after finishing The
Light of the World" Sir Edwin was per-
susded to read extracts from his work at
an entertainment given in Toxic Tor the
purpose of raising funds for the afflicted.
One who listened TO the distinguished En-
gishman's recitation declares that the au-
thor seems to have absorbed the very at
mosphere of Palestine, and his poem ex-
hales it. s splendid scene Is Pilate flying
from the presence Of Mary Magdalene at
midnight on his swiftest horse, because
one other watch would make me Naza-
rene'" Here are some lines taken down
at random from Pilates delineation Of
Christ:
With such mein one should be wearing pur-
pie His eyes burned themselves on my heaTt-
the fire of those mid eyes that had no fear nor
any bitterness. Claudia sSaeG, There was GO
fa2lI IN, DEDt I0aI Ocd11tCu rfuu4 tA1Soc
mild eyes. The speech Of him was fair music and
his feet benediction Authority yet SITS upon
nv lip. but played traitor 20 my stole so1l
might have saved would have saved, but that
which is writ is writ, did not dare, and that
which hindered was they lusted 20 wiz in favor
Of men instead Of praise from heaven The horde
Of ctrcuncised bsyng about nv palace sost they
might drink clean swilli Itook water and washed
hands before the herd.
Other verses noted by the hearer are full
of beauty and power. y few OF them are
appended;
Write Inc q song uEstained BY any tear,
Deep pillows where the winter hides away
SHOWS through the summer.
In the morning watch, when dreams came sun
through the fate q Morn.
To rest as the wild waters rest
Christ's blessed feet overthreE jerusalem Nor
utterly than the armies OF titus
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

Young Wife-Theu you won't fulfill this
trifing request Of mine
Husband-Sot en- any account
The wife silently brings out phono-
graph. which, on being sst IN motion, pro
pounces audibly the following words:
Dearest Agnes, when once we are mar
ried viii do my utmost to carry ont every
wish can read II your eyesP'-Humor-
iszlche Rlsetter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
breeding Eerrets.

Ferret breeding Is new and highly
profitable branch of farming in Australia
and New Zealand One firm that has COM
menced the business on large scale has
contracted to supply 1900 ferrets per an
mum for three years to the government at
Is. Cd per bead, the creatures being de-
ivered when they are three months old.
This stud consists OF 300 ferrets, and 30
rabbits and the milk of 30 cows are re-
quired every day for their food.-Chatter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
Poetry Plat Pays.

If YOU intend. following literature as
livelihood, and can write prose with the
same ease as poetry, by all means follow
prose. Except where an author has world
wide renown or has a peculiar style Of
verse, as Will Carleton and J. Whitcomb
Riley. poetry is very poor bread earning
product. although it is a delightful and
elevating recreation If it can be followed
as such in connection with some other
work or business. Ladies Home Journal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
The S;zam.s New Diamond.

The Nizam of Hydersbad recently bought
in Madras a magnificent diamond for
l65. 80 rupees, which is known as the Cor
Donor diamond. The stone weighed be
fore cutting S71S carsSs, and after cutting
241< caxsts. It is described as being the
best, pureSt, and most brilliant stone
kpown'to eonnoisseurs. and will be worn By
his hizhness in his puggaree, or crown
Galiznani Messenger.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

When sone one in England questioned
the actual value Of = senior vrsngiers
ABILITY aFRst wa sa5uszsed b theiE behalf
co1tAiaInS some Of -Ske sszhor SfzagisEs
darinS ts.-prescrt oern<y-" The Iis- con
taiae6 eniy Eve la6sez. Tour hSshops zLd 6
dean. All sone az Or sizht eminent &C.
t-oooruers a1d nAsheuAs<61AEA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

Now comes the opportunity fer you to
make YOUR eastern trip at a very low rate
Tickets to New York and return will be
sold August S, 9, 10. and IL, at st, Louis
city and depot offices of Vandalia line at
SOB 80. Return limit September 30, 1890
Connecting lines will sell you through
tickets via St. Louis and the Vandalla.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

Fond Mosher-Edwzryi, how did your
clothes get 50 teEns Have you been fight
ing again"
Edeie-No. ma'am, I've only been I'M
uirin' game between tns Angels and the
Reot Hog OF Dies--Nev York Ledger.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
wichita Grain MARKET

WICHITA. Kan. August Il
whear-Receipts 800 bu. The receipts were
uufra liberal The market is.frm and active.
-Corn-Receiprs 100 bu. The supply was the light
est for nearly "a YEAR. The demand IS active and
prices strong. -,
Oats-RecsiptS POO bu. No new features IN the
market Demand active and prices steady 10
strong.
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-Guod milling. old and new, soft ~;
hard -5676other grades sc and down.
COEN-No or better 40c, white 44C-
OATs-5hF22c.
RYE-N0S. or better sc.
HAYS 50 per ton In car lots.
SROUND CORN-Chop in car lots 75c per 100 lbs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
An nfustration.

He~at does the poet mean By an
aching voidf' / can't understand what
il can possibly be
sb-why, should think you ought &c
know. Have you never had headsehe'-
MunSey's Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
18th, co,,s-. Cans. short Sight.

A new explanation Of short sightedness
comes from BEsslso- Germany. A director
OF the Ophthalrlic university there declares
that in so cases that he has studied the
pressure Of tight coiz<s upon the muscles
Of the neck has 80 disturbed the circulation
OF the blood as 70 affect the eyeeght.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

The Santa e il sae ahor+ line - f'ustlo.
CoI0-zio -arTnzz Aud Denver. so-a ~
80 INaTs Wirhlts 40 ,. u. ArTfvs
rs--st.fe : - & r. arrive Colorado SpT1azs
soa- q STRIVE DsoeT i1zJ5s- IN Thzough
p1l.u-za chair caar and dlninZ Car seTTsss
Az
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
Receipts.
Shipments,
ARTICLES

BCTTER-Steady! Fancy separator 3l92lc,
fine IslSc fine creamery, l4Gl5c good 12lSc, finest
diary, l3G4llc fine 100 l2c,
ECICS-l.55aI4C.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
~ YerE E1our-,as 81 - - vsaasiis Sss
Psnnsgisznls LEnr4

On Auzrs, ssa. gh. io<h, and llth.
10 TIE abog~ t>pular th-NIEn -
1rass ard New E1Tk iiae. vita - TO
.zsl ~ thr1ugk fFa8as- 0as uE6inS he raa
% boar thlFtf r4rs. and uo&h ~ilh fsa.t,
-..s-. at-e-5r,, s-st rstsas ear aerTics. Hili
III rand trfrs Nez 1nrE tlcEsts t1r ctss
80 ~ - fe.u-u ne 5epfsrub <T VA
20 Cal a. 10 N0Ztb FOurfA street o. a.
Ursoa Dept tsekss on-es, also -. ssefsts
u cennectirg Ilaez - Ssss AID sSs.AESs-
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK, August II.
Money on call easy. light ranging from 20 - per
cent last loan u. closed offered al . bid
Prime mercantile paper SsbAe
Sterling exchange quiet and easy At q y Tor
fl dav bills and s. s. Tor demand
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

Considering 81 that he has seen in the
course OF a long sod shining career, II
seems strange that the nan II the moon
isn't more pessiristic than De Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, August Il.
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLogRmxxS Sc Xxx &c family n Isl 81 O. choice d9
wHEAT-Higher. No. hard cash soc; August
CORN-Higher. No. cash. 483kc; August SIC.
OATS-Higher. No. cash 3Sc bid. 4Oc asked;
a RYELHsher. No ? cash &c bid no offerings;
BGTTERNSteady: creamery fancy 13@l7c,
daLry lO@ , &c: store packed Sole.
HAY-Steady. Fancy prairie 81 OO@7 50. good to
choice IS 50g6 90:
acknowledgements.
CORNCHOP-54c.
BRAN-4Sc.
LEAD-Quiet. soft Missouri and common IS e5,
refined 50 20.
ern sGsc Young America lOSl1c, skinned 4@2;
LIVE POULTRY Firm good demand -. C6 g &c
a. 30 spring chickens 81 25S2 90.
PRoVIST0Ns-s Steady.
HAMS-Sl0 80.
BKEAEE EASFB B.Ac g
DRIFD SALT ME4TS-Sbort clear sides Sc 90;
dry long clear So 90; shoulders IS 90 .,,.--
SMOKED MEATS-Long clear 60 w shoulders
IS co. short clear sides 50 D.
LARD-Refned. 81 Is.
st. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS. No. August IL
wHEAT-Higher. Cash g9sc; september ssl4c
CoRN9Higher. Cash 4Sc, September $3.50
04TSSHigher, Cash SOC. August sc; septem-
Der 3g15c.
PORK-Firm cash Sl1 00$ll 80
LARp-Firm; Butchers steam 50 8'1s.
FLOUR-CEChanged.
RYE-No. . cash, fUc bid.
CORNMEAI-Active and strong; 4O9l Is.
HAY-Steady. Timothy $40 CGSl2 Se prairie
choice to fancy 50 50lg 10 90. -
Bt7TTER-Choice higher Choice creamery l49
l6c: FlEin 1890; choice dairy l3sl4c.
EGGS-ll@l2c.
LEAD-Dun, sellers 81 2GG4 2219.
BRAN-SCarce and firnaJ Soc.
FLAXSEED-Steady at 81 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

zlthssAEsding statSspsnis % IL enss-
trzrr. tk@ Frlsro liue IL two houys ie9
qu5eEast % =. Louis TrFE 1I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

The leading futures closed as follows:
wHEAT-August sSIsc, September 99sxc, Decem-
Der 81 o. -
CORN-August 501sc, September Ghsc. May 54Ssc.
OATS-Au1usL 39s4c September 3914c. May FAC.
PORK-September S11 10 October SO 9G January
LARD-september Sc 9G October IS 45, January
IS S75.
January Sc o..
Cash quotations were follows:
FLOUR-Firm dealers ask 109l5c advance.
WHEAT-No 2 spring. 9S9S14c; red. eoz4SS9c.
CORNING. 2. j014c.
OATS-S3lc.
RYE-6lc.
BARLEY-Nominal. ssG70c.
FLAXSEED-SI 4014G1 IL.
TIMOTHY-Prime 81 40
P0RK-Sll 00CGll %.
LARD-6 20.
SHORT RIBS-Sides IS 40G5 As
SHOULDERS-Dry sailed 50 S71f96 o.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-$5 1885 s.,
WHISKY-Sl b.
sUGAR-Cut loaf 71la7Ac; graduated CSC; stand
ard A 634c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

Highest Price Ever Paid for . Picture
There Is nothing like ar IS Al Investment,
Z rou only know yhss q bus and Ehsa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

The supply Of hogs was light The competition
was and everything sold az good prices LOT the
quality Very few loads of faI. smooth packing
hogs among the offerings. The market ruled
steady to firm throughout and closed strong;
Feavies sol al IS As TO s. 57l4 and good jO-pound
pige at 81 l5G5 p
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12

( Most of the cattle were billed through
and only stopped for feed and rest. Ihere
were so few natives on sale that there was
little life in the trade. Not more than
dozen head changed hands during the day
EVERYTHING sold that was offered. There
is good demand for good to choice butch
ers' stuff, and prices are strong on gooo
stuff. Thin cows and heifers slow sale at
very low prices.
The supply of hogs was the lightest for
several weeks. Only few loads OF cholce
packing hogs and they sold at good prices
The market was fairly active and prices
steady to strong. The close was fully j 70
u cents higher than Saturday, and sew
eral hundred more of smooth packing hogs
would have sold on the late market at %
to ISIS.
Everything sold which arrived before
$50. The close was strong.
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AGENTS TAINTED.

Tl~ANTFD-A FEW LADIES OK GkNtLEhtS
w win some eIperieace IN hiring Cttess wanted
70 act a. general zgelfs. ~LEoc teaf f- gfsirflf3
" on from 81 ~ 20 s. JJ9s year. A43Ecs- Z c<rs
OF Lagle. ''''-
WANTED AGESTs-IN EMERY CITY. TOWS
w ard village 10 tie United htates tsECept =
s+ste 81 Esrsas 70 take su5scr PfO1e FositIaaLsf-
car make money. 30 cspitAi required ar .
Crrt.- frre CskE commissions. money car se E21e
~ gettirIg tp ciuos address lie Hica4ta kAz.s
- - Ti-sf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Are you going wssf' Are You going
esz-s n ~. take the Great Rock bland
rfuest accom- nodatious and lowest Tasss
10 ala polntz City ticket 011ce 90 East
Douzlas avenue. cornsF Man stree
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COLUM ~.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA. Kan. August Il

WICHITA Kan. August Il
CATTLE
There was less life in the cattle trade than LOT
several months account Of the very Llgt supply.
ess than fifteen head were on sale Inc buyers
took very little Interest in the market as there was
NOT enough cattle 10 do them any good. Inc mar
ket is strong on good to choice butchers grades.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-12
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WICHITA MARKETS.

seceipts Olive Stock at the Union Stock
Yards during the past 4S hours-olo
cattle, 968 hogs and 10 sheep.
Sbipments-76I cattle, 1,O45 hogs.