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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative sales of hogs
BrifMentlon.

The cattle market is about the same it
has been Tor two days.
The quality of the hogs on the market
today was fair.
w II. Primrose of Atlanta was in wit
hogs today.
a well known shipper from Harper, NJ
NJ Munger, marketed hogs today.
:. d. Robinett of Greensburg marketed
cattle today
J. NJ. Welshimer of Goddard was ship
per today, having hogs.
n J. Popellnell, well known stock
raiser of Rome, Kan, had hogs on the
market.
b. r. Boone of South Haven marketed
hogs today.
j. NJ Dunaway, well known at the stock
yards as an active shipper, of South
Haven, had hogs on the market.
d. NJ. Hutchinson of HaverhilI had hogs
on the market
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24
Light without Flame.

IF one or two pieces Of phosphorus Of
the size Of peas b inclosed IN a small
bottle half fuIl Of olive OIL and kept for
some little time the ar space IN the bot
tie viii become filed with q phosphores-
cent vapor. The phOsPhorescence viii
fade, bat may Be renewed BY simply IN
co-king the bottle Sufficient light viii
be given out to tell the time by: in fact
this method Is used by wa1chmen IN
some places where explosives are stored.
New YORK Recorder.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24

You may ind 10 ths go derl q e1ri01s
fius-ratlon q natures system r. -
j1gt1ng rsproduengn- TIE cod lays ss1T
sral hundred thszaand essga - q spawn
iug. bscssss nearly al q idsm fn1si
usce@arlly - iost wails fostsnz o. ~
waves ard tnoss aaieh natca zFs mostly
deToured. Bat tas 81 dsvsl. whlea gro-
dzoes Bat slnsis y011g cls az tame. o.
tz5ns ths latter n - belly gat.l tae ialslf
Creature is frDm f1ar 70 az fsef is
leuzta. - tna: EAeu bgTD lt ts al.r
take cara q itsr.f ard IL Ia 10 da1aes si
bsiuy derreyt4.--lalsrvsea N s.
ington s,zr
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Mausol leum.

Mausolus was king of Caria. and after
his death his widow, Artemsir, erected q
magnificent tomb to MS memory. Indeed,
it was so wonderful and surpassed all other
structures so much in its appearance and
grandeur that the name magsoleum came
to be the generic term for costly tOnO.
Il remained standing for a numeer Of cen
turies and then was destroyed py an earth
quake
II l+04 the knights Of Rhodes built
castle from the fragments Of the nsuso-
leum. aud as late s. 1875 Mr.. Newton,
under the auspices Of the English govern
ment, found the site Of tie ancient tomb
aud the fundamental outlines of the build
ing. According 20 tradition. Artenisia
mingled the ashes OF MsusoluS with her
wine and died OF grief-Detroit Free Press.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24

Parties emigratiDg TO the northwea
will find Il 10 their interest By calling =
the Rock Island ticket Office for informa
tion regarding rates. routes and sccommo
dAtions VIA this line. DO nOt not b. de
ceived by agents Of other lines as 10 this
route. You are invited 20 call Rt the ofiSe
and be convinced as 10 the superiority %
the Great Rock Island route over all
others. BY patrOnizing this line you can
have the choice Of four different routes
west Of Denver. For speed, safety and
comfort the Rock Island lends the proces
sion. W. III. W isHART, Ticket Agent
Office 100 East Douglas avenue ceorne
Main street dl3-Ef
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

KlNzAs CITY. No. oct. 2S-CATTLE-Recepts,
ESQ shipments 23@u. About steady. Steers tS p
a. gh, cows 81 2592 S. stockers and feeders - 10
a. H5:- HOGS-RoCeipts 1861 shipments 232d.
Mar.et Zoe lower. Bulk s5 95@4 o.. all irades
3 -5e4 b. SnEEP-Beceipts So shipments 5uO.
Market steady.
II. LOUIS. No.. Oct 23-CATTLE-Receipts 800,
shipments 2.0.s Market slow at lowest figures of
season. Natives e s0a5 a. Texans and Indians
a. UaS on. HOGS Receipts 6liO shipments GlOJ.
Market higher. Heavy a 2594 Si56 mixed - SOdo
-, .ighrS sN04 p SHEEt-licCeipts so, ship
menis sOl Market steady at 50 50&4 20.
CHICAGO. His. Nct. 2S.-CATTln.-R Receipts 1900.
Ehipmeuts 45JO. Market unsettled. steers s. 25a
so rangers s3 p to stockers 81 25ttS .. HOGS
-Recelpts 25C0. shipments 1000. Market armer.
Common 3 9OGs o. mixed 81 2tsl 2j butchers 81 y
"a 90 light SS O5@3 30. ~ EEP- Receipts GFu
shipments co. Market steady. Western 81 a0.
iuinbs IS 900 10
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GENTS WAETED-FREE PREPAID OUTFIT
- 70 ersrgs Ic ul-n. Several % our ssiesru Pn
lave earned RON si9 20 SIC week fer years past
T. o. Box I57l New York dLS ~
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east take the Missouri Pacific railway.
The shortest line TO st Louis by tS miles.
No change OF ears Of any kind between
Wichita and St Louis Only fifty hours
between Wichita aud New York City via
he Missouri Pacific railway. City ticket
fice 10 North Main street I0l Il
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
HOGS.

There were about one thousand hogs
carried over from yesterday and the fresh
receipts were about eight hundred, making
800 head on sale. One packer bought
eightv-one hogs. Most of the sales were
10 order buyers and shippers and good
per cent. of the receipts went forward in
iiist hands. The early sales were about l0c
lower than yesterdays prices, and later
sales were generally quoted l5c lower.
Bulk of sales s. 50 to S365 for packing
hogs and S3.15 TO So. 25 for lights. A fairly
good clearance was made, only four or five
loads Of late arrivals being carried over.
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Winter Tourls, Rates VI. The santa Fe Route

The Santa Fe route have placed on sale
Winter Tourist tickets 10 the following
points: Austin, Corpus Christi, E. Psso,
Galveston. Houston Lamysssas, Rock
port, Saa Antonio. Texas, Deming. Lake
Valley. Las Cruces, Silver CI,y and So
corro New Mexico Transit limit Of 80
DAYS ia each direction, with final limit CT
June l. lSg2 Stop-over privileges will be
allowed within tie limits 10 each direc-
ton For additional Information apply At
Union ticket Office. is North Main. or
Douglas avenue station
lZ5tf ". d. MURDOCH. D. P. A.
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wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. Oct. q
TLOUG-Highest patent 81 CO. second patent 81 30
sNtra fancy e ~
&c Finest dairy .Uc fine dairy 5C,common dairy loc.
EGGS- 10. llC per dozen.
POJLTi,A -Ro0sters Il Coz o. per dozen or &c
per pound. hens = NsF2 per dozen OF C. ger
pound spring chickens 81 S5e2 - per dozen or 1lsc
per roJnu, turkeys Us &c per pound. Gucks-teal
% mullarG- - per dozen, prairie chickens 50 W
Ter dozen. young le-Se & per pound
FpI A OLS-t huiCe to- pei bu-hel.
APPLE>-s2 % y 10 per bushel.
IOAL-AnthtaCiJe % 20. canon City IS 90 Weir
atty a 50 rroutenac - ~. PITS arg - ~. illinois
4. 4 L. = d.
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Something New-Throzgh Cars Between s.
Paui and Kansas CRY

The traffic between above cities has
so increased that the Great Rock Island
route has instituted a new order OF things,
and has put on their trains. a through car
between these points The cars run on
this service are Pullman combination
chair car and sleeper, aud are the embodi-
ment Of comfort. The price charged for
this especial service i but little compared
with the accommodation given
See that your tickets read via the Albert
Lea route &c. 4. l. & p; B. c. r s. y.
and N q II. l. Ry's) Maps aud time
tables sent on application.
JOIN SEBASTIAN
Gent Tkt * Pass. Agf
E. ST JOIN, Genl Manager.
General ofices: Chicago. ssa
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wichita Gram Market.

WICHITA, Oct. %
Following are the closing quotations.
GltA iN-tar lots ontraCk.
ME-lA r-GscSlN.
gORN-New 2otS52c.
OATs-23S2aC
hNE-No or better 50a55c.
HAN-Baled - sSG5 81 per ton, loose. - 00d5 o.
GROUND COhN-CEop la car lots &c per 100
1 Ouud- corn oats Il IL per lU0 pounds bran
a. Sed, Cgl per lUg pounds.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24

XI7ANTED-AGENIs 10 SILL The PlNLE-S
w Clothes Line the only ls1s ever iuveute1 ha1
holds tie clothes without pins. erfect success
latent recently Issued. sol1 only by sEeuts 20
whom exclusive Ttght IL gwen Teceipt q a..
cente viii seHd saUp.s ii1e y usil ai=0 cir
C. ars prsee .isf AID terms 20 sEents. secure yyT
territory e. once Adcress he Plnies- tiSih hes
line C0.. 3 Hsrnou slEss.. Worce=feT H&ss.
iz-l yr-ss1 zsaE
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FOR EXCHANGE

Uasef as bs.a = s.r ~. - csy-
hob ELCHAN6E-FlE HE1iDi sc =. EAC1ls-
Il ieut .ocatlga. z-1- - 4tef. asfl- sl-4s sz4
frzf tre-z. 20 ste1z ss1ff<t eEElAs--ss -
E4In. -fslF LEclazgs- t-zg r o-h1-. a8A .
Isosg FxcHAxss-a HAD oF cATELE To
II 1a1Es fgf - acFs trl-ifs1s - - - sfl-
wlcE CENT. a. = as-s-z- = 49, 49,
Tor EECRANGz - ACEE FAftG WIN
fair Iz4pfsssn1euts. - cls frra4 1ssest O.
rsc1 IA asaa8 e r1lle- esst r. n - - u -sffs
= sfoas ? eUEy =zsHT z1d t-zlaer- an s1G4-4-
a. E-~f
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24

Blanks Of all kinds used IN real estate
transactions. court proceedings. justice
blanks, all kinds and descriptions. can DO
purchased on the Erst floor. ia the busines
Office tL
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Go east via the New short line. Mi>
souri Pacific Pleasant Hill route
Through sleeping and chair cars without
change NichitN to 81. Louis SD tf
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WAN1ED--MIsCELLASEOUs


" ANTEu-T8 BTT A sECor DHAND rATA
w Give cLscTlrcsou- slEs 80 gf41e - az.sFs rc-
.tT -aa9re=s BOX ". -. EiEF- ca p
" ASTEL@B @Bg0EEEEP1&6 STGBt&EH AL
~ rs.ces d.esrsz. s-e ss-sfFzctseas - ~ sNfsrt-
sses4 b,oos keegeE. zdaTs=s = l. --11 80 Err. -
LIZ ga. Ezt5s sSSoSs - - cszzA-lF l9<SLe4
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24

KANSAS CITY. Oct -
FLoUB-NX sc. xxx &C. family 81 O5. choice
g. ~ fancy - SJGl -
" ldi-A stronger No hard. cash SC bid
October Sic bid. 40. , red cash Sc bid
COtss-A0out steady. No. cash 47c bid. oetO-
bsg
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ARTICLES.
Ransas City Produce.

ErTl -Ei-Firru. FAucr creamery 25SSISe-, west
t-l =. - selected daiCies "a Ss-sc-
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state Of Kansas. SetEvick County. -.
l. .fno C. perst. Cashier, do sslamuiv swear thit
the above statement j. true The best ~ my klells
sdge ard belief. 80 help ne God JNO. c bkk>E
Clshse-
Sworn to before me this 18Th day q Oct. fssl,
r. H. JONES. Notary Public.
Ny commission expires Aprii :. issL
Correct Attest J. q. pGvfpSoS
". T. STANLEY UlrcCtorS
ARTHUR FAULKNER
A W. BITING
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24

FINANCE And COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle, eee; Hogs, 7e5.
Shipments: Cattle, 975; Hogs, e67.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24
ST.IoUIs 4 SAN FRANCISCO 1t. II.

TRAINS ARRIVE LEAVE
mo l. Going West. pass tto
Ellsworth )....... ........ t.5A N !S0AH
rNo. :. Going west. passeng'ri
tstOps at Burt on .-.-...... 40 Pm l3j PU
'No.4 Going East. passenger 1tl5 A " lN20A VI
'NO.2 Going East. passenger 10 50 N 10 3 4
Trains marked thus run daily.
West bound train, No J. has Pullman car.
West bound train, No 2. connects at Burton foJ
Pueblo. New Mexico and Southern California.
East hound, No. 4. is Sold train TO st. Louis
with chair and Pullman sleeper. makes cOnneC
tions for TT. smith Little Rock and Paris, Texas
East hound. No. ., night express TO St Louis has
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper.
City Union Ticket Office. Cor Main and lst street
and Uuion Depot. Douglas avenue.
ATCHJSoN TOPEKA &SANrA rERK.
TRAINS ANN irAvE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24
WICHITA, Oct o.

The supply of cattle was very light to-
day and there were not enough sales TO
make a market The cattle market re-
mained practically unchanged. There Is
inquiry for butcher stuff and some for veal
calves. On the general run the market
was quoted steady.
The quotations mere presented are TO give the
sh ippei of the general range OF prices The
vsrols classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations accord ing 10 the quallty Oh oner-
frrs and tie state of the daily markets These quo
tafiOns ar only changed when there has been a
permanent change ia the general market The
daily fluctuations
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24
A civ woREFRs EvERTwHERE TOR

a CEtTE WUHhFH- = III y n EHE fI7-
"A ~-herp's PhsfeZrzhs q. the = cid prod 1uesss
- : 2 uztzy q sl0l1s- trs-l@1oss .,le1ts-. ~. J.
y Marsha j. LsfTtsg. i1d- c.ssf-1 ~ - . GaSs
l1es- HezrF Fta-eT. Painted 1lAss- IL -
kezrs Nfs- r H. Harris. fazrlf-o- Fs-z- 50 y
ts.f.1F nfuatss TsuEno-- il 7.srztse sayEelzFs
ara t.ru1s free BOZ o. cTeo5L frelE4t Fal1
fesusifll cutar ~ - AGere@s . o. fllsasiE
Co = CAsslaaE s.fesi. la-A-ea- a.. "a -. -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24

Elegant reclining chair al trhils. an
Pullman sIeeners from Wichita TO Kansas City and
Chicago without change on night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through TO all points
north south east and west, and steamship tickets
sold TO all FurOnean points at lowest rates. City
ticket Office 100 East Douglas avenue. corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues. Telephone 19.
W ". WISHART Ticket gent
INo. SEBASTIAN. G. I. tS p. A, Chicago. I'll.
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rns,r tlis bead ze pr iias psr az.
MONEY 10 LBAE - LAk9k DE SMALL
vi amounts % e4tis. Lorsss. gLasltg. k-l-f-ss-
.-sss fose-a ssslos Any Eoad ss-4z-i5- = --.---
l.aa1 fo9l4 cFef - =. > 4-si o. - @
frLENIviIzE LgA.sa. tAEIi-E iloAA1--A.S 80
j. e. .os1sa On aifllest even tLrlE ~ = 2. iSa4-
Iasn css- s.ar sfs Egsfy. s91lss fs- -is9 "a "a
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R4TLRO4D TIHETIBLEJ
GOING NORTH AND EAST.

GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No. . Colorado Springs
Denver and Pacific COas'
Express daily. v..,..,.......
Fo. . Kansas City ST. LOui,
and Chicago. ThrOugl
Mail and eX. daily ......,
No. 4 Kansas City st Loui'
and Chicago night ex
dailv...........-...... .....
No, ~ Accommodation
daily, except Sunday.....,
GOING SOUTH,
No. 3 kausaSa City st. Louis
and Chicago OK, daily,
No. ! Kansas City It. Louis
and Chicago through mail
and ex. daily. ...............
No. 81 Accommodation daily
except Sunday ..-...,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New L Ork Money.

New l Ork Money.
NEW YORK. oct. 3
Money on call easy. ranging from u per
seat. closed offered al per eek
Prime mercantile paper 5s4,sbtR
exchange strong at - 81 Tor sixty days Il 81 Tor
ieuand.
Io5sl sales OF stocks today 220OOd shares
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24

CHICAGO. Oct. q
Wheat irm. higher.
Corn-Mnrr active. nervous and higher.
Oats-higher.
POrk-kasier-
lafC-Easler.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
FLOUk-Dull, easy. Spring patents - 90S5 a.
winter patents - slal5 TO- straight - o5sS5Ol
MdEA1-OCtof. - a eiuue. S5hsc Nav
81 r.
CORN October 4Ac, November SnsC, May sal4c
OArS-October Sas,. November Slsc Nav sc
PORK December - S.'e. January al 5.ls.
IARD-NovemDer - - December e. ~ jan
Sary s6 90
Cash quotations were a. follows
WHEAT-SS4GA-
COitN-sjc.
OAIS-Si4c.
Ak-ScisC.
BARLEY A-tSlG6lc.
FLANSEED-g1c.
TiMOTHN-S1 IS.
POkn-sS 15SS So
LAkD-S6 3 at ssia-
SHORT RlBS-s6 SOsSs g.
DRY SALT ShOULDEkS-s6 eeE6 R
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-S1 co. 10
NHISAN-Sl Is
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24
WICHITA WESTERN n

Iniou Tick e ofice Cor Main and lst street Uuion
Passenger station corner DcpslAs snd sth avenues.
W. ID. MUkDoCk. ID. Z. a
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FINANCIAL

l,TOKAGE-EItou vsgsbOgse. beW. eleaa az
- zlaIO=t Csc grUot 2sAF Dy1Giss sfte-e -
ssnts II. esgot zee 81 !. D0Ug 49, ave - r
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24
Statesmen.
MisCedUGneOus.

MiscedilGneOus.
IVANTED-A JANITOR AT TIE SOUTHWEST
w ern Business college dl35 q
NNANTED-AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN
w to make change Must have good recon-
mends. munsOn * Mcnamara. di1j e
wv ANTED-COMPETFNT STENOGRAPHERS
w and boOk-keepers who desire positions. to
apply at the National Accountant and StenOgraph-
tIs Bureau. Ofi.oe for the states OF Kansas Colo
IsdO. Nebraska. Missouri and Texas, OF the south
Western business College wichita, Kan. %tt
wy ANTED-BUsTNESS MIN WHO ARE ~
w need Of steIogTsph or accountants 10 call
the National Accountants and StenocTspher's
Eureau. Branch once at the Southwestern Bust-
less College. Wichita. han. We usually have on
our spyliCatiou lisa thoroughly competent book
Leepers and stenOers piers win fret class iefsfe
ces Help furnished Tree o. charge Hu
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24

A CENTS WASTED-THE AETOBToGRtP PLY
n and Fersoaal hsuinscsoc-s q Gen BEN 8,
fgtief sgiEtnE Ceu plefe LtEt9TF o sl1
lies X tie Elsed --ates for tue Dast hfty years
from IFS Ets1f -soiGt. ws.l "ase - -5s sLstsse1.
t-sl5fgrfsrs fcsFnatz1s u1li tArF critics ard tns
Efo1ss. xeuefa-.y a. ueTeT 1efu5s W.T.
Isssed .0r aiz1T ysa-- u Ti. eyacr7lfT t1e living
aar zaS- he oe4G. We .lre H.
selzer- people Sithpzt eEps sacs thsf VII s1zD.s
.aeal % Elsse brilliant sZcpesz q t1is Caurz.s
f-1-u he etsrt CzEvzssers 80 are iocEiuZ Ter
hszsnza-tzke n0tfes spF!y scr tsrrI-eTT 70 & =
fu-Etu Co 81 Olive street. - Las. a9- q ~
IrSNYED-A6ENT FOE WICHITA o. PR
w 1zv ruzra1feea. Mgst have soZ-e rsf-rs11e-
AID - - foF sezT5-T. 4 20 crc "a sCh tersl
C1ts.s o. - Ichsta Address AEs1t care q y csfiz
EaCLE ~ 81
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24

nR LIE DUC-s PERIODICAL. PILLS Taa
II great French remedy. act directly on ths 1rn-
Strual system and positively cure suppression % ~
meEseS Warranted 70 rorDote menstrnaiiaa
These pills should not bs taken duriaE pregnancy
American fiil company, ruyaL propreteTS. ~I.en
Ger. Ia -. Genuine supplied Eg CEdS Lawrence
lo2 EASs Douglas. Wichiia. k@n- - wholesale asz
retail II lyr.
STATEMENT OF the condition o. the CITIZENS
- BANK Of WiCaita, EsnSss. Al the close ut ulsl-
ness. ca the .5,h day o. Oct ISL
ErSDr-ffst.S
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No. li4s KANSAS City express 500 N {O5A N /
No. 4t6" Chicago vestibuled
express ...-........., Jl2OA I IC25AN /
press. .....7...'....'.. !WPsI e@PM
No AZ EnglewONd expresses i&PM stops her /
SOUTH AND WEST
No. ar Oklahoma CITY and
Oklahoma express. ....-...- 'NS .bAG |
No. su7' Caldwell and Pan
handle Npresf..........--.. sG Al 'EsA II |
Nc 3CG- IT. Worth. Calves
ton and Texas express . FS5PM tI5PM |
No Ii2' Wichita Express EGPN stops lere (
Nc. ss7 EnCewood aeon. ....I s9AN /
Trains marked thus . daily
EQUtPM ENT NORTH AMI EAST.
Train No, 4l4 Kansas City express, runs solid 10 /
Kansas City. las chair service.
Train No. 4s comes direct from Galveston and = I
through Chicago train leaving Wichita at 10 s)p m /
and arrives IN CeicRgo the next day AZ g i N.
Train No tls hae free reclining chair car TO Kan
City PulInau 10 Kansas CITY. also TO Topeka /
Atchison and ST. Joseph.
Tain No a0e has Pullman and chair cars
Train No. s6 has through Pullman car 10 TT 4
" OIth and Galveston.
Tfaiu No. AZ has reclining chair car from Kansas
CITY hud stops az Wichita.
Ciiy Union Ticket ONCE Cor Msir and ist street and
CnoE Passenger station corner Douglas and 5th I
avenues. W d MCRDOCk. II. Z. A u
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BOOhEeepeTs and Clerks.

IVANTED-A BOCt KEEPER AND sTENO-
w erspher Of tEree years experience desires
position. Best Or Tefer enCe. Can furnish ~
writer Moderate salary. Add ess A. J. Snoe-
berger l5J Loll avenue, C.ty. cl6 g.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24
AGENTS TAINTED.

urdor us LEAD &c Ter ilue psr aay.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24
THE ACADIAN NEUTRAIS
SUPPOSED ORIGIN OF LONGFEL-
LOWS POEM OF "EVANGeLlNE."

A Pathetic Story of Exile and Suffering,
frightened by the Charity of Hague
not Quaker-BuriaI Place OF EvaBge-
line and Gabriel.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-24
miscellaneous.

UANTED-A BooKKEEPEB AND sTHNOG-
w Tspher OF three years experience desires
position address a. L. sBoeteTger. 10 Lulu ave.
ciry- Ial-lt-
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-06-06
The Money Market.

Bradstrett's for tho week ending
May 80, says:
"The tone Of the New York loan
market seems TO have Undergone little
change during the we-k, except SO
far as the belief tina, gold shi pm-nts
are coming to an end and largo re-
ccipts Of funds from the interior tend
to make call loan rates easier. 1t
would seem, however, that there j. a
ritter demand for time loans running
six to eight months, and that the bids
of 6 per cent. on good mixed collat>
eral fail to bring out any supply.
Three or four months loans are
quoted at 5W5l per cent. CONNER
ciai paper is dull and slow, with best
names quoted at 6 per cent. Call
loans are easy at 4@4l, and bankers
balances have loaned at from 3 to
per cent, with the general range at
4 per cent"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-06-06

insist on visit to our place of bust.
ness for further explanations. As an
II stance Of the condition, without de-
laying to interpret the cause, we arc
selling regular G4xG4 print at 6 cents.
\ year ago they were Z cents; re-
gular count bingham now 10 cents,
year ego l24 cents; 3 pound
sheets gs 6 cents, year ago 8 cents;
Nos 4, S, Z, 8, II ard 1G silk ribbons
% per cent., less than var ago
American hosiery 10 per cent, less.
U,d-rwear. an article of large CON
sumption, 10 per cent, less now.
This is tn" ditge OF the "McKinley
prices" humbug. 1t is nothing to
the song we'll soon sing DER the
grave of the "tin>plate liar"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-06-06
MIR. KINSEY WAS RIGHT.

The law gov erni;g the publication
lu,lio land entry Tor tie purpose OF
oot,,nirg patent thereto, Is that It
shall be published nearest the land
':esc'ib- d IN the application, and i, is
the duty of the register to designate
the particular paper in which said
notice shall! be published, always with
reference t. the one nearest described
in the notice.
WHY this has not been followed at
the HALEY Land office, AMI especially
in the matter Of Henry Ii. kinsey we
have no means Of knowing, but prob.
ably would be able u asctr ain should
like notices continue to APPEAR out of
place. Exceptions taken on these
tr,nl DIS are good, and would compel
the applicant to ready rtise in the ab
sence If any reasonable excuse for
not complying with the law.-Sho>
shone journal
Mr.. kinsey had three reasons for
requesting his notice published in the
TINES. 1t was generally believed,
when the notice was inserted, that
the Shoshone journal was about to
suspend. The paper has since chan.
ged hands; but the fact remains as
stated. This was the first
Mr.. kinsry's second reason was
that h" wished to prove mp July LIST,
and the notice had to appear for the
first time the day that it did in order
to receive the 81 days insertion Re
4uir, by law.
Mr.. kinsey's third reason is prob.
ably that he likes the TINES, ANYWAY
However, the first is all sufIi cient,
and even the new owners of the
Journal must admit this.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-06-06
MORE REAL NckiNiEY PRICES.

J. Fahy & Co. of Rochester, New
York, make the following announce
ment through the Post Express of
tina, city. May 10:
All over the States AM even INTO
the manufacturing dlst'lcts + Fra. ce
and England our articles on the t.rifl
have been quoted. We have ha 1
l.tt-rs from varied and wide direc-
tons asking fer desired proof Of oar
assertions on the Mckinley bill. We
have gladly given them. and now to
save further correspondence we must