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Government and State bonds dull and steady.
BONDS AND STOCK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pIp,

Government and State bonds dull aud steady,
bonds AND STOCK ouorArloss-closEp ED.
y. 8. Is rcg..........l?37s Ohio 4 Mississippi. 10
Y. .. 81 cotpousm.i2S3sI do preferred ..... IS
~. y. aIys rcg......l03 Oregon Improved. AK
Y. y. tlss coupon-l0i Oregon Nav.........-. IS :
Pacific Gs OF '9....ll9 Oregon Trans.....,. 80 9
Adams ExpreSs.."li7 Pacific Mail W.
American EXptess.lli Ipittsburgh.....,..,,,,lb5
Canada Paesle...... 7S,,, Pullman Palace, ,,.i90
Canada Southern.... i9 Reading. 8Ils
Central PaGitic...... - Rock Island ,,,,, G9G
Chesapeake & Ohio l7kl5t. L. & San Fran. NJ
do first preferred. dShlst. Paul.........,.,,, 80
do second prof'd.. SOY, do preferred. ..,..lO3h
Chi. guE.S Quincy. SHlst. Paul d Omaha. nj:
Del. y li,ds0n....-l3di{ do preferred. ..... So
Del, Lack. & WestlS7ti Tenn. Coal 4 Iron, 37h
Denver l. Il. G...... IN lre1as raeIHc....... lGI
;;;;..,.....".." ly}l Union Paciac..-.. AZ
Fort WRyne.........l63 U. 8. Exprcss..,.,,, G5
illinois Ceniral...... S. w. 81. l., Il p....,..
Kansas Il Texas... l0Il do preferred. .,,,.,. 49,.
Lake Shore. Well Fargo Ex,..,l3S
Louisville & Nash. T31flWestern Union ,,. wv
Mtmphis& ChRS... 81 lam. Cotton OIL ..... ID
Michigan ContrRl.. Sc Colorado COal....,.,, So!
Missouri lHcllc-.. Gil IRON Silver .,,,,,.,,,,l7b
NASHVILLE & CHAT. % iQulcksilvur... G..
EewJerseyCentral.l Csh do preferred ,,...., IS
Norfolk CIV. ptefd AHlSutr0................., 10
Northern PnC!ac.." 2h1s Richm'd d W. p. +. 1GE
do preicrrcd....... 90 Atchson.. ......,,,,, 2J,i
northwestern. ...-lu61 Chicago Gas, 9ss
do precrred......l37LL Lead TruAt,,,,,,,,,,,,. III
New York Central. sugar ................,,,, 81
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BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. s.-Whcat, western
weak; NO. winter rcd spot and Novemhn,
?9ay6lc; December 97ha0754c; May 81 0Gtt sal o.;
Eoln, western easy; mixed spot and NovemGr,
&c; year 67a57Ac; January oG14a57c; May tic,
E iaaIs urn; Rye active; prime 10 choice 75a77c
coffee quiet. - :. " 700 900 ADu
TOLEDO. o.. Nov. S.-wheat weak aud lower.
casii and November s7115sagyc; May 81 U5. Cor,
steady; cash bi5+c: December 521Ic; May SIZE.
oats quiet; cash i7c. ClovCrseed STEADY: cash
anu November 81 20; December 81 ali% -
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rlRUSrEE's SALE

i oFNALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
~ virtue ola decd OF trust executed 10 mo By
recorded il Dee! OF Trust Book No. 81, page 81
OF the records Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
will m ~. -H.s.ar =. + las. -. 80 = 81
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| C,V.
trading and feeins npain I,"rvo,,s nj SpeSua M
The money mafEsi il M jn,ibt h,rtr
| ablc influences on thn 'nnItnt tns ', s eonsiusi
openinw and !. sirht an, r,cIa,in ~ h'.er nse1ay
me rcport that i6c MI. T"r. nan III piets mere,
made In unisvoraSle showinr o od ~, S H,a
In stocks, tni lenrcssnp II cljn~ nd ,ba vi.
were carried tn Inc lowest nolmt anu 'ne Pt'et
Corn was i.J,,v n"ytvo ~, pH'u ,r,,,,
rricc cbnnres vain, fron,a any, ri ltteguihr,
Onts wars mnhsra,Giv actI t'u SSs1tc fhmse'
prices holiinr wjihim "a. AM, "uo s'esuicr'
ProyIslnnsse Knthcr Z ~ Sosn nI;st,.,,
acted and nrccs nmctnssed rnnsidnIss nhs 1fahs
FloIIn ouiet md nnnha nn.I, ,sI
3, S D. .n,tr a,u nntns Winter patents
i 90 'pA'As p"'su' - V'''' ~ oaSess " wa
Wurar-rauh M . .n,,r. o,,<,.v
sia1n: M . ,..a xsi;c. sp,ins %Ee; No. spring
nncc,t, q
1,npHco.In- MEy stVS>sel o4al 70.
,ofEn. noo'ls, Mo: !, ks: Moscmoer olEa52a
5i,;c Dee'Ai'es oi'a"o!ish'I1sc' May e3'sns!sta
nIIs c,,, W. . ,,,,. ~
,eItc. 'n aaa., NO 4 43tc; November t?hai3l a
iSn' Desellpet i1i2alS1saiS1sc; May i554ai6ss.
4oI ~. = 49,, re.5 WI ~
MMnr ~, = ooiac.
pp I,tsrrr ~
M LASsS,s .sl,-s vs..
az rSs, S SG aud December 50 Isl January
81 Wall M eeaii ~: May sl2 ioal2 Gal2 10.
an esiHue a. ana December 50 VIZ; January
- e,11al ani Mt %; MAY 81 1sEAG s9s1InG 50.
,,s Se y rSs sGss y 40: December Jan.
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FoR Disordeted Liver try Beecham's
Pills. 80 - N Ltl.la. .-lEs.s- q. o l
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V}TANTED-FoR THE UNITED
w states Army, a,le:b9dLed, IN married
mcn, between tho RECs OF Il and rs years, food
nay, nations, clothing aud medical attendance.
Apply a. NO, l5lV MGkot street, Wheeling, "
~ tvgi,u
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. s.-Flour weak
HEeat quiet and lower; No. , rcd Noycmbe,
t.Hao:c: December 99ay911sc; January 81 DIAL Ol X
fGDruaIy 81 u35. Corn nominal: No. . high
ccmber Gga6o,ac. Oats weak and lower: No. :.
white 5labl11c; No. white November 5aa52lIc,
december 5!14a5?1lSc;, January 52212sa525Sc, Eev,
hrin; pennsylvania iirsts &c. = %" - 90
,ClSclNNATI, O., Nov. s.-Flour dull and weak
y neat steady; No. red y7c; receipts 44i0 bush.
linked SIC. Oats steady: No. . mixed IoaioLc
KyS quiet aud ,ste'ldy;,So 2, .75c. Provision
uull aud nominal. Whisky steady ut 81 ii. Hui.
Sr hrin. Sugar weak and lower. Eggs steady a,
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Democracy is now called upon to keep
its ranks solid in all sections Of the
country to bury every personal griev-
ance, and to come out in 1892 with such
an overwhelming majority that the
plotters against the Constitution OF this
country, against the rights OF tho labor
ing man and the farmer, aud against
good government may DO buried in a
grave 80 deep that no one will ever
dream OF Observation-Disclosures Times
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UATsrCash No. 9, axe; November 4ohai3Xa
ihc; December l2l8aiSj1aiS5..c; MAY i5t;nitss.
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1he S1ltrllioIe,;ltcr:,
PRESS OPINIONS,
Whit tho Papers Of 10th par,le. HIVE "a

|
| -. ~ Say or ths Result.
| We look forward to hating because 4
single election proves adverse. Tbs
election bill, an superintendent bill, tho
measures for relieving the Supreme
Court, in aid ofAmerican shipping, aud
the bankruptcy bill-most Of which arc
ripe for passage-should all be made
laws before March 4 next. II this Ia
done the country can endure with equa.
nimity tho enforced hiatus in useful
legislation which n Democratic minority
In tho House Of Representatives will
render necessary in the two years next
succeeding, while the good work done
by the Fiity.iitst Congress will have
time to prove It's excellence and bene.
hciHt character, and make its influence
lett In the National election OF 1SOo.-
Philadelphia Pres. 6
There is no reason for Republican dc.
spondency In any part OF the country.
The Democratic reaction, wherever 1t
has appeared, is Hlight and harmless as
compared with that which swept the
country In 1862. Much may be done
by the present Congress to remove the |
scandalous disadvantages that have
cheated Republicans out OF so many dis.
tricts where free vote and fair count
are not allowed and in those that have
been gerrymandered by Democratic leg.
islatures. Tho Federal election and NJ.
portionment bills should be passed be.
fore the year Is out. Tho tonnage and
shipping bounties bills that are essential |
parts OF the Republican scheme of deyel.
oping our trade with the peoples South |
Of us, ehould ke passed. Let Congress
perfect Its work and put it beyond the
reach OF a reaction for years to come and
the results Of that work will be so great
and beneficial that in 1891 Republican.
ism will DO vindicated by the Astounding
prosperity aud growth of tho country,
and "the against party" will sink into
contempt and will become denoralized
mass of incoherent political elements.
Tho time TO begin the Republican cam.
paign is now.-New York Mail and Express
(ReD)
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TNANTED-MlNERs.

nic Tilt,Uurgh und Wheeling Coal Company,
nj bridgeport and Maynard, arc doing All ex.
rTIcl rope haullgo nj Wheeling Ctclk mine
hmi /, giving satisfaction, bringing out tho coal
mrldIy, A mmuer Of men can DO put 10 work.
Houses can be hN'l, Columbus scale and semi.
inuplbly paws Rtc made. E.'7...i ,ss seA
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WHEAT-Cash No. 2 spring 9Ghc; No. sspriny
Stable; No. rcd woke: November vs. IasG5
peceupef 973-aey1a49Sc May 81 al 05lal Is.
52hc; December 5l1ssa52t .a5257sc; May 5S1saSIi:a
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:, MEss fonK-Cash aud December 50 IS; January
81 GCnll soall 70: May sl2 4oal2 GCal2 10. =
LARD Cash and December So 0Ix: January
u S21a6 4oa6 IS; May s. 77kiaG S21k.lG 50. -
SHORT RlBs-Cash s. 40; December Sj45 Jan.
uary IS 75a5 s211sa5 771s; May &C 20aG 27kno o,
Il Others Nnchnn,,hs - -'Sx-S ~V'
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W. G. HAWKINS.
For sale by Logan Drug Co., Sol
Agents. Mwr4w
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COMMISSIONER Sale.


N NC CIF3uII VONEI O UhIo County, West Vlr.
blum %l'am McAiamS, tls
Guardian and In his OwA right, r., ~,
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KfE-No. . 6G1zc.
DAnLEf-S0c. -Z1 ....- W. hg1-- e..
ELAysEfn-st % H=aaE =.H-r 40
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Flgs III y COUNTY or OHIO, to'wit: :,
I,Gcorgc HOOK, Clerk OF tho County Court OF
has beey given by tho above named trustee, as
t,lven under my hand this 18th day Of October.
1880. 2gfS ~ y. e ~. Z. -
OCeaNwdF l-ts.tsC GEORGE HOok. N.etk. :
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inally sway in the western portion of the
farm has been dug out and damned, max
ing a large pond which is never dry being
fed by several springs but short distance
away. In addition to this there is large
wind mill pump which supplies water to
the yards and feeding pens. A fine herd of
hOlsteins have been moved to Mr.. Healy S
other place few miles further south, in
order to give more room On this place for
the handling of feed cattle.
One of the peculiarities of much of the
Sedgwick county pasture Is at once notice
able to stranger as soon as he sees cattle
and sheep living and thriving on the same
grass. In Texas and other states this is
seldom seen. The rich, thick growing
grasses which are so fattening to cattle are
generally found too easy grazing for sheep
and produce various kinds of disease, and
it always was supposed that 1T was be
cause the sheep obtained their living with
out taking the required amount of exer-
else to keep them in perfect health. 1t is
not many years ago that sheep were sup
posed to require rocky and hilly pasture.
1t was then learned that they would
thrive on the Texas prairies that were
too sterile for cattle to thrive on.
The conclusion reached then was that
sheep should be compelled to cover vast
amount of ground and thus work hard for
their living Cattle would naturally keep
poor on such poor pasture, and thus they
were never pastured with sheep. 1t now
seems to be some popularity in the grass.
for in SedgWick county the most delicate
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-28

Tell me. please, what spell you cast
about ysur plants that they flourish 80 Wig
orousIy'r / asked lady frisnd as / exam
med the lovely blooms which seemed u
have fairly captured the big bay window.
One miniature tree Of beiIotro7e fooaeG
the room with its sweet perfume. Nov,
this plant, ;" she said, Is considered By sozns
extremely fragile. bat II ia reality only re
qnirss plenty Of sun and water 70 grow
most luxuriaatly They ere Thirsty things
and arc too often allowed % die for want
of sufficient uaoisfure. An English recipe
has. however, furnished me with the secret
BY which ] may enJSy al the seaSon
through q succession Of lovely blossoms
Delicate plants ! water OCCASIONALLY with
yeast This seems 70 stTengthsa them IN
a wonderful names. Then hsvs found
that seeds which absolutely refuse % EFrout
IL the ground may Be- cOaxed into vigor-
Gus existenes by giving them bath q
campbor and water. puttinz than II. the
sun and letting tbszu remain uzsll theT
burst, when theY arc placed II the earth y
-Philadeiphia inquirer.
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Clean Bed. in the Sick Room.

In all cases attended with fever and in
creased heat of the system 4 mattress IL
preferable 10 down or feather beds, and
neither 10 health nor sickness should such
beds be used OF too soft or yielding ma
ture 4 bed moderately elastic, but which
does not yield 20 the body so as 70 become
hollow and depressed, is the best. smooth
cotton sheets are at all times preferable
TO linen, and they should be frequently
changed In fsETile diseases, and in bot
weather especially. two beds are highly
grateful 10 the patient. one being cooled
and aired while the other is occupied.
These beds may be either in the same OF
edjoiuing rooms. a sofa may SUIT very well
for one Of the temporary changes. Whsrs
the patient is confined 20 one bed an agree-
able way Of airing il Is occasionally TO lift
up the bed clothes by grasping them In
the middle raising them gently, 30 that
the air may enter AZ the sides without IN
covering the patient, and then letting the n
down and forcing out all the heated air.
This process may be once CT twice repeat
ed.-New York Ledger
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conditions Judges of cattle have but
little trouble in determining this question
almost to a certainty. Such a bunch is
bought up by one of the ranchmen in the
vicinity and in few weeks puts them on
the market at the same price as the purchase
while additional weight and quality yield
both the farmer and the packer a hand
some profit.
In 1882 Mr.. p V. Healy bought the the
north half of section :, township Is, range
east, in Gypsum township, which is stu
ated about eight miles southeast of Wich-
tia for 81 600 During the next few
years a house. fencing and other improve
ments increased the investment to 81 300
The working stock and breeding stock
brought the investment up to a still larger
amount, and in round numbers the in
vestment for the last eight years may be
put down at So 600.
Although Mr. Healy did not intend TO
farm for fun exactly he was not looking
for any very big profits and was satisfied
to trust the management of the farm
mainly TO his employees Everything went
fairly prosperous and he was getting a
neat interest on his investment As soon
as the packing houses were established the
possibilities for the farm became so ap-
parent that the proprietor found it expedi-
ent to turn his personal attention TO il,
and the results have amply rewarded him
Besides some blooded horse stock. there is
a flock of sheep averaging 1000 head the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-28
RATES FOR GEUDA SPRINGS

The Santa F'e excursion to Geuda Springs
Will leave here at 4:l0 p. m. today. and
reach GeItda at $40. Return Monday.
reaching home at 1870.
Arrangements have been made for a
Fourth of July excursion, leaving on the
81 inst at 4:10, reaching the springs at $40
and returning on the 9TH. 1t will be one
fare for the round trip. Arrangements are
being made for an excursion rate daily.
which ii Is thought will he secured within
ten days This Will place Wichi6s much
nearer the springs than ever before. and be
a great accommodation to the citizens who
have an eye on the seven kinds of water
and a little rest.
Soon after the great Fourth Governor
Steele and the officials of Oklahoma will
visit the springs and remain there some
days. 1t viii be a distinguished party
from the Oklahoma country.
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4 nan with q bundle under his arm
stopped a. a fruit stand On CDngTess street
with the evident intention q making =
purchase, but before Re bad aid any
thing = person standing near beck01ed
70 rim and asked-
Were Won going % buy banana
Yea. EIr"
Gong 70 eat il on the stTeet2
Very likely.
GEM 70 drop the AKIN O. tee Eide-
walk
No, sir. I've got seven Children AZ
hone. and / caEt xfcgd sny szca ex-
trzvazzpoe. - Jgtfast Free Pres.
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THE COURTS.
PReRATE COURT.


L. A. Walton resigned as guardian OF
the Hinley minors. A Z Allen, admins
TRAITOR. made settlement of the
P. C. Holmes estate r. j.
Morgan was appointed guardian OF Chas,
and James Morgan.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
J. T. Farley, who for some time has been
in Jail charged with larceny, having been
brought up from the territory, appeared
before Commissioned Sherman yesterday
and gave bond for bail IN the sum OF SOU
NJ H. Brown, charged by the Wells Far
go exeress company with larceny at Guth-
RE, was released on 500 bond
Daniel Farley, charged with larceny, was
released on $500 bond.
DISTRICT COURT.
In the district court the day was spent IN
hearing the defense on the motion for
new trial fer J. F. LAUGH, found guilty OF
having robbed Mrs. 0gburn, the fortune
teller Hearing continued until today.
POLICE COURT.
Several vags and a drunk or two were
recorded on the police docket as usual yes
terday and VIII be heard this morning by
Judge MuseIer. Two diSturbers or the
peace had little personal difficulty and
were each fined $500.
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as could not be otherwise disposed of IN
less in cases where it was necessary TO
keep the stock from suffering
Before the establishment of a cattle
market in Wichita this business offered
very little inducements to the farmer for
several reasons. 1t took too long and re-
quired too much driving to collect stock
for feeding and the distance from
the market made the best time
for shipment amere matter of con-
lecture The distance was also
likely to reduce the weight and conse
qnently the profit.
As soon as the market was established
these conditions were materially changed
however, and this phase of farming at once
attracted the ranchmen. Buyers are al
ways on the market ready to buy likely
lot of steers for feeding purposes. The
question of prices does not cut the most
important figure provided it is
not above the average, burt the
main consideration is, will the stock
take on more weight rapidly on favorable
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some ODD PURSES.

The giddy Frenehzan,caxriss his money
IN short brass tube. The Epeose Is gen
orally nApoloOns or twenty frssnclptuoss.
EnSlishInen and Irishusrs, Always carry
their coin IA a sort of Syst1sl arrangement,
which generally Is made 20 hok twenty
sovereigns
Ssedes cErry their moElsy In pocket
books. Their money u tksskE0Ds. equal 10
twenty six, cents. Uss&llyaths Sseda has
from tan TO Gfty Of thsm.
The Italians always carry their money.
together with tLsir passports. "a ISag tia
tubes. The Italian IOpoiaF cOia-is tbs lire.
equal 20 ntnetesn osnts "a American c0tn
The rnoney % tie Gscrulans and Hun
szaTians il carried in iss1hsr po1ehs@ Or
linen bags Sometimes they haEe several
hundred doilarx with them. but thsT *
chanGE bat Hltie ~ t.
Tie Arab carry very ut.ls uaoEsy. s0TBs-
times q sovereign Or naDsleOt.. b-t tbeT
have roora for the cornblnsd srsslth q
Gould and VeadsrEilt ia us teita tksy
carry around auiT waste
ElavohiAEs carry their csoney IN their
prayer book Usually their ~ lsavss ere
made q lsstheT. Asd u~twseu thesn thsY
placs al theiz ts0zeT Sosas d ss& wear
stockinzs. euf wrap tie biI4s sFsgud tbs
loot AGd thea put p.soe Il ciDth over -
70 protect TIE psBer.-Sew York Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-28

The following is taken from the Cleve-
land Leader, being special dispatch, bear
ing date of Cory, Pa; Mrs. Josie
Reeves, wife of w. +. Reeves, of Wichita,
Kan, and daughter of Mr.. y. H. Maybee,
of this place, died suddenly at her fathers
home this afternoon of heart failure She
WAS sick for more than month, during
which time she suffered greatly She was
much respected young lady and bore a
high Christian character. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reeves were for some time residents of
Ashtabula, O., but removed from there TO
Wichita
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4 MICHfYA EREENp.

Mr. George Gerlack. OF Canadian. Tex,
Is in the city calling on friends and look
ing after some business matters He y a
leading business man OF his town being
engaged in the general merchandise bGsi
ness He Is one Of the pioneers OF that
country having gone there twelve years
ago, long before any railroads were heard
from in that part Of the state.
Ever since the shipping facilities would
permit him 70 deal 1t Wichita he has been
a patron Of the wholesale houses here y
soou as the packing houses opened up b
commenced 20 buy meats AZ the rate Of
several hundred dollars per moafh He :
firm believer in Wichita and a god
business friend
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Rim AWAY.

a runaway team on Senara street near
Douglas avenue last night about s O'Clock
ran into the team of Chas. Kenyon, Sr
Mr. Kenyon. and son were in the wagon and
were both shruwn violently TO the ground
and Mr. Kenyon. sustained very serious
injuries. The young man was quite badly
hurt The also ran into the team OF an
other old gentleman and threw him out
but he was not injured
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FrRsF VI. u. sE-NpAY scHooI.

Tomorrow closing the second quarter Of
the work of the FIRST NJ E Sunday school.
and the day will be observed with appro-
pirate exercises. \ special program with
the view OF rendering the day memorable
one in the history OF the school will be
rendered Exercises viii begin III 2.aG ..
m. and close at p, III. The music viii be
led by Shaw's orchestra \ hearty invita-
ton is extended 90 all
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-28
WANTED Ar KINGlIAN.

Officer George Dennis last night arrest
ed a man for some petty theft from the
Sherman House, and as he had two com
panions the officer thought best to pull all
of them on general principles. As he was
taking them to Jail the sheriff of Kingman
county, who had just come in on the train
overlook them and produced warrant for
the three men. They were charged with
stealing time.checks valued at $50 Officer
Dennis turned the prisoners over TO the
sheriff who took them home last night.
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wIcHTrA WAY GETS IT.

VIM Stockinger has been awarded the
contract for constructing sewers and
doing plumbing work at TT sup
ply and TT. Reno. the contract price being
-. Goa. There were number Of bidders
and Mr. Stockineer was able 20 show him
self the lowest responsible bidder. New
hospitals are being erected az the Forts
and considerable improvements 10 De
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-28

orator of the Tenth district Florida, is in
the city. As soon as the necessary printed
matter arrives the enumerators will com
mence their work. which will be in a few
days Mr. Bone will be remembered as
belonging to the Wellington Glee club
that visited our city which sang Good
Bye, Ny Grover, Goodbye" He does not
promise TO sing that song in Florida, how
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-28

w. f. Bolton, of the Kiowa Signal,
spent yesterday in the city. He spent
Thursday evening AT Mulvane, where he
attended the closing exercises of the
schools and took a special interest in the
event owing 10 the fact that he was prin-
cipal of the schools there some time ago
and knew most of the citizens. He left
last evening for day at Topeka.