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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-10-08

All hunters are hereby warned to
keep off of our lands. Any person
found hunting on any of our lands will
be prosecuted to the extent of the law.
G. W. KING, j. M. GROUSE,
+. GROUSE, 81. NJ. STONE,
. G. r. TAYLOR, F. T. CONRAD,
l.. GARLAND, E. PERRY, 20-4*
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-10-08
HUNTERS BEWARE,

All hunters are hereby warned to
keep off of my farm, and also off of the
old Geo. Milford farm, it being my
property. Any person found hunting
on either place will be prosecuted to
the extent of the law.
20-2 G.. LEE BRADLEY.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-10-08
HUNTERS BEWARE!

C. LEE BRADLEY.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-10-08
HUNTERS BEWARE!

All hunters are hereby warned to
keep off of my lands. Any person
found hunting on any OF my land, after
this notice, will be prosecuted to tie
extent of the law. 2O-4 c. B. CURRIE.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-10-08
%. u. BEEsON. Prin

o. T. BEEsoN, Prin.
Miss Reynolds has no cases of tardi-
ness during the month. and had
a quarter holiday last Friday. Miss
Lawrence also had quarter holiday
last Friday,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-10-08
SAMUEL STEW ART.

Harmon & Co. have just shelved and
priced their immense fall and winter
stock. If you can't find what you want
there, YOU had as well 90 home.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-10-08

Farmers, you can save money by read
ing the advertisements in the INDEX.
The most liberal men in town are our
patrons. Don't forget them.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-10-08
W, H. HARMON & CO,

A Car Load of
GLIDDEN BARB WIRE,
A Car Load of
STUDEBAKER WAGONS,
A Car Load of
BUGGIES,
SPRING WAGONS,
ROAD CARTS,
CANTON PLOWS,
JOHN DEERE PLOWS,
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$4,000 REWARD.

1 will pay the above reward for the arrest
and conviction of any person killing or unlaw-
fully handling any stock branded triangle II
"A belonging to f. G. Hubbell & Co.. or for
Amy information leading to said arrest and
conviction. JAS. A. LOCKARD, MANAGER.
Lodi, BARBER county, Kansas. -
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE.
A New and Fascinating Nsrvs Tonic and
the Danger Attending Its Abuse.

A New and Fascinating NsrvS Tonic and
tho DaDSor Attending Its Abuse.
Antipyrine is a recent addition 70 the num-
Der of those drugs which, property used, are
az benefit in combating the various iis of
the flesh, but which are capable Of being per-
verted INTO a curse to humanity. And now,
just as it is becoming well known as tonic
of gentle and soothing influence upon over
strained nerves, note OF warning is sounded
against its abuse, which places it on the hist
with morphine, choral, cocaine ard similar
seductive drugs Its victims are already
found, especially among society women,
whose nerves, strung up to high pitch by
the overwhelming demands of winter sea-
son of gayety, seine eagerly upon anything
that wiu afford relief from the headaches and
other disorders arising from prolonged fatigue
and overtired nerves. So pleasing is the
effect that it is soon used for every trifing
i'll feeling. until the patient finds herself un-
able to live without it, and the fascinating
''antipyrine habit" Is formed. Properly used
as nerve tonic, its effects are admirable,
but abused, the victim becomes even more
hopelessly entangled than the morphine or
cocaine victim. The effects vary with the
dose. In large doses it produces complete re-
taxation with loss of refeN action In mod
crate doses continued, it inducesconvulsions
As q stimulant its effect IS much hike that of
Qulnine.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
Causes and Symptoms of Influenza.

OF the causes Of influenza one Of LCndon's
most eminent doctors says that it is difficult
to give any decided opinion. Predisposition,
Of course, has much to do with it. A person
is just as liable TO be affected with it if his
employment be indoors as il il were out of
doors. The majority of authorities consider
that it has no connection with atmospheric
conditions, although it is decidedly most
prevalent during violent changes OF tempera-
ture and In foNgy, damp weather. Yet,
strange to say, it also prevails in countries
where hot dry weather is the rule, as in
Egypt and other tropical climates. Little is
known OF the exciting causes. 1t is believed
to be contagious, yet quite often the sur
geons, nurses and room mates OF q patient re-
main wholly unaffected
The symptoms in the early stages accord
ing to this physician, very closely resemble
those OF an ordinary cold or nasal catarrh
1t begins with a decided chill, general uneas-
mess, alternating chilis and heats and con-
siderable fever. The pulse is variable, it
may be full or moderately accelerated, from
ninety TO one hundred beats a minute, or it
may be small and weak The mucous mem
brane and respiratory organs are first affect
ed, but the digestive organs frequently suffer
also. just as in the ordinary cold in the
head, there are the uncomfortable tears, the
running from ths nose, followed by sore
throat, difficulty of swallowing, hoarsenes,
cough, burning, tickling sensation In the
throat, nervous depression, with pained e1-
preston of the face The first and most
liable persons TO be affected by influenza arc
women men come next in order OF prediSpo
siton and children last. Weakly and ner
vous people are especially liable, and it is a
curious fact that sometimes, when there is
elite an epidesnic, children seem 70 be e1-
empt. The mortality Is slight. recovery be-
ing almost always CERTAIN 1t may prove
fatal to aged and delicate pzrsons and young
children. Vigorous age bears il we'll, bat of
course it is a n,sss depressing aud trouble
some disorder
The main points Of the treatment are quiet,
rest m bed, warmth, mild diaphoretics, good
nursing, nourishIneus and tneI tones That
is TO say, the ordinary treatnans for mud
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
Brief Mention

III. Mills, Newton, marketed hogs.
A G. Dunn. Milton, came in with a load
Of hogs.
Try the Wichita market with your next
car of hogs.
Smith g. Hilldebrand. Udall, marketed
hogs Tuesday.
l. NJ McCrocklin, Derby, sent in a car
of mixed stock.
The Hazelton stock farm sent in car
of cattle and hogs.
w. II. Mcbride came in with load Of
hogs for J. NJ. Young, of Marion.
b. II. Royse. Andale, was on the market
with Car of go d butchers steers.
Green q knoblauch. Colwich, were on
the market with a car of mixed stock.
l. L. Lane, Greenwich, was one of the
late arrivals with car of mixed stock.
Our packers want more hogs, and say
they must have them, and they are paying
good. strong prices for the quality that are
being offered.
Through an oversight mention was not
made of G. p. Neiman. of Neiman Bros,
Whitewater, being on yesterdays market
with Car of good hogs. Mr.. n. says we
have the very best facilities for handling
stock at the new yards and good market,
and it is great benefit to southwestern
Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb 5.-There WAS fair
trade in wheat today and the fluctuations
were confined within moderate range.
Prices did not vary particularly from yes
terday, though the feeling developed was
rather strong. The closing was steady at
&c higher than yesterday.
Corn received but little attention, the
market ruling dull with the volume of
business smaller than for several days
past.
Oats were steady, but the volume of
trading was light.
Some interest was manifested in the
pork market early in the day, and the
trading was moderately active, Prices
closed steady.
Very little business was transacted in
lard and there were no particular changes
to note.
Trading was only moderate in short bs.
In general way the feeling was easier
and prices averaged lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Feb. j.-CATTLE-Receipts
6523 shipmentsSpO. Market strong good, others
weak. Steers s. 2ad4 %. 81 i56y2 10 stockers
and feeders 81 SUa3 % HOGS Receipts I4IH,
shipments 2g0 Market strong. closed weak. All
grades s 2tg13 s., bulk 3 71is. SHEEP-Receipts
5ssa shipments ii0l. Market strong. Good to choice
muttons and lambs rs 5Oss5 A. stockers and feeder
s. 0Osd5 %.
CHICAGO. H.. Feb. 5.--The DrOver' Journal
ports CATTLE-Receipts 1900, shipments 400
Market slow, generally Gl0c lower. Beeves 81 sbS
8 l2la. steers 0s@4 81 stockers and feeders - ~
as e. Texas corn fed steers SS U1ybS 80. HOGS
Receipts 2l,Oo1. shipments 1000 Market fairly ac
tive ) q IOc lower. Mixed s. T5@4 90 heavy 81 75s
O5, light SS 10sc4 o., skips IS O0c6S %. SHEEP
Receipts 70U shipments 1910 Market strong. ltc
higher Natives IS i595 50, western corn fed
g. 5saa5 S. Texans - 75@5 o., lambs 81 0cl6 No.
ST LOUIS. No.. Feb. a-CATTLE Receipts
esll shipments 4 o. Market steady Good TO fancy
native steers IS l5 00 stockers and feeders s. elS
= 40 range steers 81 0S3S 81. H0GS-Receuts 56N,
shipments 3ll Market steady. Fair 10 choice
heavy IS s5aS s5 packing grades s. 1oGS 80.
SHEEP Receipts 7d0, shipments 400 Market
strong Fair 20 choice 81 +OaS5 60 lambs IS tn96 81
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts for twenty-four hours 81 cat
tie, 43s hogs. The run of both cattle
and hogs was very light and very dis
appointing to both packers and COM
mission men. The cattle buyers were
hardly as sharp to take hold today as
usual, and the market was a little
draggy, although everything sold at
fair prices but it was done by hard
work of the salesmen. There was a
weaker feeling at the close. The light
hog receipts was surprise to every
body as the packers and salesmen had
figured on good run again today.
The quality was the poorest for some
time. Bulk sold at $365 and $3.-
81 Ia.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06

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ss-y4z - a e.s4>a&<Scx.
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aza lzrxs El-~y ss~se3-
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$40.
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faces n<pxs1 or grsrsfal gKx.&s.s u rs9o
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est1<r rlex r=st,y s1o2<e .sf - s-ssznsaA
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s<-viozs. Tss zy,srsis .o<z ses h~s and ~
pssS.ssyl - tbe s.ss csrres es a<s-12>x<rJ. II
E2per p&rr = aie1s.1. ss<.,Ess Gat rsdsro
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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
The Nutmeg io Mediefpe.

pr. J. o. Shoemaker tells IN The Medical
Bulletin of valuable medicinal properties of
the nutmeg. II is useful N toe treatment of
summer diarrhoea, many cases yieiGn &
readily TO doses Of half dTscna admins
tered IN milk Insomnia Is sad to be ef-
fecsuaily rei,eved oy it, when opium has
failed and chloFal Is objectionable. In &C.
lvium t-emens i, can ee employed with
safety and benefit when Any osoer sedaave
world be dangerous
Powdered nutmeg may be administered In
doses OF from two 10 ten grains for children.
and from ten grams TO two f-achrns for
adults. Larger doees hsve produced pro
found coma, kssing for hour
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
ABSTRACTERS.
4. ]. APPLMATE

w III a ~. AAliorTf
Ahstraeter, Conveysneer and Notary Public
Fine draughiing specially Compete abstracts
to any faId III Sed,w1ck county. Room rs >-ag-
wicS biocE- Can be found during business hours a:
county hlildinE LE-d
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
Wichita Produce Market.

Wichita ProdnCc Market.
WICHITA, Kan, Feb. s.
The only change 10 note IS in eggs which are in
better demand and a shade higher, and selling
freely at Il 10 llAcc.
POTATOES-Kansas l5c per ou northern soc.
ORANGEsS-Mexioan IS 5osS 80 per box baskets,
GN
LEMONS-Mas - s0S5 % per box.
APPI.ES-sl +esi 50 per ou; 2lss5 50 per bpl
GARAGES Northern 80 j0sS 20 per lQJ lbs
ONIONS-kansas al 250sl 81 per bu.
RANANAS-Si 50tS2 - per bunch.
EGGS lie per doz-
rCTTEk-fancy creamery 20c, choice creamery
SOC choice butter l6c, fsjr lac cooSiac butter ic.
CHICkEN NS-Dressed 61SSec per ID. live a. 2SS
g per doS.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
u. :. msr.h.i.. sale.
T.. :. hsrshaFs sale.
IN the Circu, Co1r; o; he United STATS district ss
Kansas
10 sSs4

Kansas.
20 s<sI
Pnblfc notice - hereby sfvsa thstI p =. Wslfsr,
e = E-rzhzl for ths district a. lanes under ard
~ virtUs oTjsr sBsd 81 .sld cogrt ard DE-
r.cted LSrae in . ~ssrtin Ta-ytis Hnses = O.,
sEe yisirtirs, and fhgFEsss n. LYach = dsfsnSans
will on FRIDAY toe 7th cay II fstrDsry- A. ~. -.
a. ~ q IA ~ ne No ~ Fsst Douglas svsns-.
formerly ocf .isc by Coleman iTsh. n The rfty
Of Wichita r1ntF u s@g ard stalls o. kASss~.
sell az iublsc ssis. 0ns-half cash, oDs-haf ssnty
dAys a porosed paEer IN bais n teb i0ts 81
o ao0fs zu5 sbS~s- az q sAid proY@rtr hsvtbs t~<a
IeTiod ard he'd sns - 70 10 ssid n Aooord-
sscs With said Cf3sy.
n T. vsLKKr L =. ssz-ssl,
smith a SoiOgsoa. stoAisos.. kA1- At.ossEg. fss
Fizlrsis. csz -
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, Kan, Feb. s.
Grain OF all kinds is coming in more freely and
there is also an Increased demand. Prices run
steady.
Recei,ts for u hours 5s0Obu corn 500 bu. oats.
GRAGN-Car lots track:
WHEAT-Go0d milling 55a5Sc, while other grades
are quoted at &c and
CORN No = I2sIlSc.
OATS-i2c l3c.
REE-No > 221o4c No 21G22c.
HAI-S4 80 per ton: - o. in car lots.
GROUND CORS-Chop in ear lots sc per 100 lbs
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
y ichita Provision Market.

WICHITA Kan.,Fe (
Market nrming up and packers look for highs
prices on account OF the high price OF hogs
sIrGAR CURED MEATS-Canvsssed or plain
Hams ~ lbs and up. seellc-
Hams I2to lbs and up. lU;sfillsc.
Hams small size~. t06l2 lbs, l0,S I2Lsc.
Brealfast bacon full width or strips sSs1xc.
Dried beef-ham texira aryl &C.
Sn,okea beef tongues. per doZ- - o.
Cottage or bonelsss hams, i9sc.
SIDE MEATS
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
dIOi-.i


Address fhe EAcLz Tor fss necessary
blank. 20 be Used - fling on OxsseSrns
land Approved y the lad con- N lssion
sr. prepared ~ Coo2. tas Wassingioa
Land attorney. LIZ
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
WORTH. P,a,d SIN o~wna

Rarp1s Bazaar tells teat Worth xxds
dainty hstse crssses FOR she tscsere, for AFTER
nooas q. home, o. for making cabs undS
cover OK great cloak. fashioned entirely Of
paid SIX, cut biss throughout. The SKIRT is
sca,t on the front and DgAs SIDE, very full
behind. and Is drapei IN Greex apron :assion
on the left Toe bodice u ro1nd and tapped
IN front. and vide velvet gi-S6e b attached
20 .ls skir. to extend fer up On the waist in
front, end crossing osaind % haay in soort
pointed eafts. The sleeves are glro. sna,ci.
with s;- tiny velrvs buttons, ADD hoFs fast
sling them a: eaca wrist O1e ot toe pre.-
sieSs OF these dresses Is q rsssda green SIX.
With SATIN crosStas-ser~en, blue and brown
and . bois-dn-ross vessss gl-ais niae tncnss
glis Soslied arouu6 tho hodrE
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
TAXADERNISTS.
TAXADERAuST.

AL kinds OF taxa oermist work dor IN frsf-class
order. Deer heads put up Rugs made. All kinSs
Of birds mounted. etc. etc. Send orders TO J. I.
CooPEE LA 5. NAin Ct. Wichita, Kan. G-U
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06

SHEEP.
Wichita Horse and Mule MARIE

WICHITA, Kan. Feb, 4.
Mr.. Peacher, mule buy or for Farris, of Memphis
Tenn, is on ihe market
Demand not quite good but every thing sells
readily at CooI prices for the quality.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following the representative sales OF cattle
HOGS.

Receipts i9S. The light receipts surprise to
packers and salesmen as they were counting on
good run of hogs again today. The quality was also
mean. The market was active and the offerings
sold At good figures considering the quality. Nice
smooth fat hogs would have brought 1870 easy
today's market. Many people think there are not
many hogs In the country was expected and
that prices Will be trong for some time. Bulk Of
sales at ;3t5@S6i11 Closed strong. We quote;
Choice sorted 20)l2f. 611413 20
Light Diyed. 20klb240. IS as 67l9
Heavy mixed 2l0d520. ...............S IS t95 6I51
Rough old COWS and stays. W G3 p
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06

Eres Reclining Cezff Car service 20 Dsnvss
and Return. VIA ihs sssa. 70 hsst@-
The AfehisoD. Topeka s. Santa Fs ars
DOW ruaainR daily free reclining chair
cars % their night train 70 Denver. Pss>-
sagers leaving " .ebita AZ so ?. n1-. viii
arrive at Pueblo for brssktast the Dsxt
morning. Colorado springs at 100 . ta-.
and Denver for dinner. In ssGliion 20
free reclining chair car ssrTscs Puiiusaa
reservation may be hai upon APPLICATION
union ticket cd3ee and union depot.
W D. ACEDoCy.
IOi-3 Pas. asd ticks. sxsat
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
wichita Leather Market.

wichita Leather Market
WICHITA, Kan, Feb s
Business in this line Is reported fair Prices
steady.
SOLE LELEATHER-tslau 27a2sc- B. A. 25Sa.
good damaged 1l@2sc
HARNESS-No. oak Sc, L. II. SIC, Union nc
Eemlock &c.
CALF-Domestic s5Cei o. French IS l09l 50
CUT HALF SOLES-Heavy s. ~ medium = o.
tiChc 2ssl
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06

Wedding and Party Invitations. en-
grsved or printed, NJ the WickstA EaSLs
Office da5t
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce
KANSAS CITY, No.. Feb. S.
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLOUR. Firm. XXX - 2i94 90. choice 81 7oGS3 20
fancy ,SS S9di 4. patent "a 0Gt % .o,<
WHEAT-Steady. No. hard cash 6S9zc. NO
C0RNNsteady and active No. cash 221ic; Feb
OATs-Steady. No . cash 2lsac bid. February Csc.
RYE-No cash S51ec bid. February SIC,
MiLISTUFF-Easy.
CORN CHoP-4Zc.
HAY--Steady Fancy s. 5OCas 90.
FLAXSEkD- Quiet and unchanged at 81 50.
LEA D--Quiet but steady. DestiveriZed refined
s. 20, soft Missouri 81 51ts
Butter, Creamery -e9z2c. dairy Ssa2'o.
CHEESE--Easy Full cream twins lOaSllc. Young
America lGC1llc, western SGec.
corn MEAL-Steady at 81 5laI S.
LIVE P0ULTRY-ouiet Choice hens = Sl&2 ..
small fat OO@2 s. mixed hens and roostcrs 100
PRovlsIoNs-
BREAKFAsT BACoN--ss4c.
DRIED BEES
long clear S. S7e. shoulders 81 81 short clear 575
clear S6 y, shoulders - l2be, short clear s. "a
PoRK-Firm at Sll o.
LARD-Steady at s5'i1A
st. LOUIS Produce.
ST LOUIS. NO. Feb S.
FLoUR-Market quiet and unchanged Ky
5c, xxx Sc, family al choice - . fancy Il A.
WHEAT-Opened lower, but soon reacted ana
closed sake above yesterday. No red cash 'ohac
May ;SG7slSo, June i77sc. July 7llac.
CORN-Easy and slow No mixed cash 25l4c
oATS|Higher. No. 2 cash 2,c May 2aa22,sc-
BtEI,FY~Verv slow sample lots OF prime
range i5e4Sc: choice 50ss55cs fancy 57a5sc.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA Kan Feb. 5.
CATTLE.

Receipts 81. Shipments lO6 There were only a
few cattle offered today Buyers were hardly as
eharp for trading usual and the market vas
little draggy Everything sold at fair prices but 1t
was done through the persistent efforts OF The sales
men. There weak feeling all around at the
close. We qnote;
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
VETERINARY SURGEONS

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
~~T---------------~-
7 N PHILLIPS S. Z. PHILLIPS
PHILLIPS & PHILLIPS
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Graduates Of the Chicago Veterinary Collee&
r,ernisrs ~ the Chicago Veterinary College Asso-
ciaSon. .--
work Including canine practice, dentistry. and al
surgical operations, Hospital accomDodsfi"ns Tor
All tlaients requiring special care. calls oy tels-
phone telegraph mail will receive prompt stten-
ion by day or night, We use an operating AOie
instead OF throwing horses
Office. ia North Lawrence Avenue Tel
ephone No. IL HNu
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06

BUTTER-steady. Creamery 261s@27c. fine 2la2Sc;
finest dairy l9Gl22c; fine 45 lsc.
EG0S--Fair l2c.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06

Old papers tor sAls a. this ofncs-s cts
per hundred. LS-tf
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06

100 lbs
Clear backs IS SOFAS rs per 100 lbs.
Long clear bacon IS SCtS6 63H cwf.
Bacon shoulders, 494@5Ac.
SAUSAGE
Fresh pork sausage, No 51a@sc.
Fresh pork sausage, textras) 6lzc.
Choice family SIC.
Bakers special SIC,
Pure leaf 6>kc-
Star Gl4c.
Pastry &c.
FRESH MEATS-BEEF-
Sides or whole carcass, 3H95c.
Hind quarters Je5xc.
Fore quarters 212G313c,
Lons atSSc.
PORK
Pork loins 51ktS6c.
Tender Lons, SC.
spare ribs &c.
Back bones &c.
Wichita hide and TaJlow Market.
WICHITA. Kau.. Feb. 5.
The demand continues active on green hides
Prices steady.
HIDES-No. green 2afc per lb. No. 9 green 254c
per H. No green salt SIC, No 2green salt 2Sc dry
hides 4lg61sc per lb. bulls and stays l1u
1ALLOW-No. SIC per Id, No 2Mc.
SHEEP PELTS-SyGt5c each.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS,

The Photographer. Pictures IN all sisee and styles
BE also carries the nnes. assortment Of pictur,
frames in the city. Give him frieodly call and ex
anime SAMPLES.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-06
FOR RENT--Cny Reai Estate.
ufSCELL1NEOCS.
Under this head Dc a i'se per dAT

Under this head Dc a ii1s per dAT-
-------------------------
nR Led1c's Periodical Pais- tas gIsas French
- remedy, act directly @ toe menstrua' sy.tsta
ard positively cure Suppression OF lac uSnsr-
warranted . gromgls nsi,tra,io Issss Pc ~,
CO Co. 1P5s1 y prqDs sesassI m ors. cav W..sl ,s
kan, wholesale ana retail. q sHn Asdt iyT
S2 GO sSs Gaasa lssa psePe ss s ih ~ p sss' ss'
aaf.rSufe T.sgss S.T rs win ql ts stocs - * ri. & aes Cod
rsason for wishing 70 seL >anps fgffaffi.a %
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WM T HUTCHTNS

Patent attorney ard solicitor mechanical eagin
eer and 6ra1ghtsman. rGli report o. patents 10
date l. years OF practical experience Preliminary
examinations made Rooms II and Il Yi-soscga
block. iS4 North Aarke, 81 Wichita. Kan. 6ss II
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-03

A very substantial edltlce Il being
erected on the sputl, side Of The y. r.
track adjoining the coal she'd, the
purpose of which is to load coal on
tenders for locomotive supply 10y the
u.e OF crane and bucket. Hereto
fore the work Of filling mp the tender
WAS done by hand, extra nay given Ia
brskemen for doing Z. This Plan hes
ing necessarily slow NJ well a. rxpen-
sivs, the company will improve upon
II by substituting machinery for hand
labor. BY the new system a tender
can be flied with coal in a very few
minutes, and much valuable time
saved,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-03

The rain that visited this section IN
Monday night was much heavier
than MAS supposed at tie time 1t W..
falling. The well packed roads where
dust -ix inches deep had II nrisli.d.
and The p,ni- OF wat r SANDING in
~ ~ depression, evidenced the fact
that there mad been y big tall Of water.
II VA ia. first thunder storm" OF
this aud several previous seasons. that
variety AZ disturbance having given
Us a wide berth for years. The effect
OF the rain at the race track was very
n~ntceabie, putting 1t in excellent
condition, aud accomplishing work
lhat II would have cust hundreds of
dollars to DO %artifcialiv.