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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25
4 Mean Advantage.

"a pretty compliment l heard for You
the other day, Miss Nellie" / said as we
started down the lake, skating the long
roll. Miss Nellie's color heightened, while
her eyes danced.
"A certain gentleman told me, Miss Nell
lie, that yours were the sweetest lips he
had ever kissed"
Miss Nellie proceeded to make a great
fuss what an Infamous storyl Who
ever had dared-well" she continued,
pouting. Il viii never forgive you unless
you tell me st once the mans name who
had the impudeuce''
! refused while we skated a mile and
then, down below the bend. relented.
Il will tell you. Miss Nellie, If you in re-
turn will-will''-
"Wili what's she said, pretending OBJ
tuseness.
viii let me find our for myself"
Ten minutes later we were gliding back
up the lake, skating slower now. The pout
on Nellie's lips was replaced by a dancing
smile.
But, see here, she said. ''you haven't
told me yet, you haven't kept your word,
though - I've - kept - mine" - furious
bushes here
We'll. said l, playing ny last trump
card. nobody ever said such 2 thing 70
me; but now say IL 20 ron, and ] know
whereof speak New York Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25

other day. Mike is known as "YalleT
the Butcher" and Simon bears the title Of
''Swipes the Newsboy." Both of them
loved Minnie Rosen bIatt, and hence the
contest Swipes, who is a professional
pugiiist, and who killed man in the ring
not long ago, made veritable chopping
block of the burly butcher. When 'fYaller''
cried enough" Swipes turned TO Minnie,
who had viewed the battle, and said:
1--WE won you fair, and you needn't
never go home no more"
So the battered swain and pretty girl
with their friends went to the city hall and
'stood up" before white haired Judge Nc,
Gown.
''Do you know of any good reason why
you should not be joined as man and
wife?' asked his honor.
st wouldn't be a good reason" an
swered Swipes: sit would be a bad one, an
we don't know of any either way"
The wedding journey was short. After
a stop for lunch at a Bowery restaurant
the young coupie-he is twenty-three and
she is eighteen-weut to the groom's mea-
gerly furnished room. There they wers
seen by a reporter. to whom Swipes re-
marked:
we'll only be here day or so, and then
think I'll take 'er over to me mothers.
You bet me mother would fire any one
who'd come interfering around while l was
away. | don't want no trouble and I men
ton no names, but if dat bloke ''Yaller"
ever shows up in my neighborhood soms
one is going to get broke in two"
"We're just after comm from me moth
er'S - said Minnie eve S0uared ourselves
all right with her, but me stepfather is
dead sore on the pair of Us. l can get along
widout IN now. Swipes is got me-"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25
CORN cUTTIN."

Why = Kentucky "GaI'' Was AZ WORK o.
the COrnneld and the Father Loafsd.
/ was travelling on horseback through
Elliot county when, emerging from long
stretch Of unbroksn forest. Isaddenly cana
upon a field Of weeds and corn at the iefs
Of the road. Riding on a little distance [
observed, sitting on the top rail Of the bad
ly crippled fence. an old man he had .
long beard, which would have been white
had not a constant bath Of amber kept IL
colored brownish yellow. His nose was
long and bumped itself into high, thin
position, separating his small eyes that
seemed trying persistsntly 10 get together.
lie had an old white wool nat that rested
st. rear section on the occipitAl division %
his Uranium. while the right aide Of it ssnk
down and took rest on his faniIke ear.
From numerous mouthlike rents in all dc
partments Of his old hat the brissly hair
protrudsd like the brushes Of = sign paint
er His heels rested on The third rail from
the top, thus throwing his knees up 70 thu
neigh borhood Of bis chest. On his knss
rested bis elbow and 10 his long, bony
palm hung bis chin. Two hounds sst b.
meath him and gard up az their lord aud
master with worshfpful eyes.
"How do you do. old gentlemsn'" was
my gresting, delivered IL tone % smiling
suayIty.
do il about az please this ere week,
stranger"
Don't you do as you please all the
timer" returned, laughing.
Not e the ole woman knows hessslf.
and ] raytber jsdgs she do"
"WEerea bouts do you livs'"
''Ou top o. this fence a. che present writ
In"
is that your corn over therer'
part ~ IL IL. also part O. the weeds"
"W DO does the other part belong tor
''Thar's several other para"
'We.l. who DO they beionz tor
mostly 70 the bogs-cair's keep the
dad burn crssters tsr wat Ter thsir part
tai It's gathered"
Il 49, a Lady cutting u2 corn over
there"
NO. re DON'T
"Why. my eyes deceive ne very nauch Il
I coE't SEE a lady cutting up corn"
Wal. yer eJ=s deosDe ys, thin. tharss
"a! over thar euttin os eoruatalks
~ eli. ha bat is al tns sane"
No faint a Iady's 81 lady. gals .
ga. eoTa's corn, an eorzEtalks Il ezra
stalks"
what gal il Il. ss yos call herf'
Don't kBg7E ithout are rains az Esa
old xOuau's
rs ho helps hsT eut' Do Jeufs
''s4Ft MY. hep - ny laG 8sne~ Sab.
ken sraggi8s O. hsr. tell her q shs kssrz
fnlprov4u sse o - sarch~a krtsr By All go
mot ilksiy younz fs4iers In III oouafy tbKg
kDozs what a kic1 ~ E21s naakss tas bsss
wsVes.7
"O.d man. % q ssyins1s rita yen. thiEk
y mighty straszs that a yousE giFi skouad
b. pat 20 sach bard work a. it.xf "
It % look Isetle Stran.r. Tor most q
'srn IL TOO lazy ;sT do H. Ts Eszidn's ~
pee ter SO sF 2aa ike ne, - trzs hius
gentleman. ~ sen ScF< 49,. zad yssT
Wei. 6en't tank Il 10 proper tAsaz
for younz sslri % - 81 sueh vera. La
qaits SAFE
VA. tcot asaT -. s,rsuEey. be- 80 AR.
look@s n1s i IL The Ezl raus. O. =. 'o.sos
is tL4a - Tay. stranger TIE cd E0usAsa
G0Fa a. TIE ADzEse. pCsh leEs e-eks. "a
car 3 - o.; g.ss co. tss cBt it ssEasf ~
Jasses Aosl Josason IN &sas Igrk B2ocA
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A Critique ,ron. &c ealah.aded Rou.

A Crttique irOnA the BaIdheaded Row.
Those who attended the first performance
of the Alabama" at the Academy Of
Music, and who were fortunate enough to
secure seats in the proximity of the row
set aside by the writers of the funny
column for the owners of heads in need of
hair restorative, were treated to an origi-
nal dissertation on the plot of Julius
Caesar" by two gentlemen of the gent"
stripe.
One of them asked the other if he had
ever seen any of Shakespeare's plays,
whereupon the following conversation,
taken down at the time in shorthand, en-
sued
Second Gent-Shakespeare3 Whoi De
Mare?
First Gent-Aw, nawl Der fellah what
wrote Julius Cesar" Richard de Third"
de 1.-TWO Orphans" and dem shows. Didn't
yer never see none of dem?
Second Gent-Naw! / don't like dem sad
pieces nohow.
First Gent-Well, tell yer. I'm dead
stuck on Julius Cesar" It's a great
show. Yer see, it's just like dis: Like you
and me was always running together and
me, was julius Caesar, and you, you was
Brutus, and like | was all der time treat
ing yer to der beer and giving yer cigur-
its and den after yer done bowed me fer
all de stuff yer wanted and played me fer
sucker yer gives me de snake and jabs yer
knife in me. Seer Well, OATS de way
Brutus done Julius Caesar.
Second Gent-Well, say dat wasn't no
square deal!
First Gent-Naw, it wasn't no square
deal, OATS what l tell yer. But, see, Julius
Caesars son wot dey call Mark Antony, he
gifts on to de market and he makes a
speech an de people dey gets so mad dey
runs BruUus clean out of de town and he
kilt hissef. Oh, I tell yer, Richard de
Third and Julius Cesar" are two boss
shows fer me.-New Orleans Times Demo
crat.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25

vIrANTED-A GOOD sECo$D-HA&D gEMTSG
~ ton typewriter or SAiiErapk, nus. xoSz
AID liz e used Apply us + flfst as u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25

4 proposal mas been made by Dr..
Strecker, 81 Berlin, which seems 20 solve
the question q telephone charges. lie
proposes 70 levy a fundamental charge
% Eaeec the expenses Tor Installation.
maintenance 2ad depreciation II add
Iaou r. a rsLa- charge. - Enevt tE- WIZ
ing expeDses- Nothing eoaIl &c fssrer
than . caa - fer the lie " the ce.--
paone according x fn- duration q coa-
yeTss1saa. and Dr. STr-cz=r proposes 10
Use 3 CLOCK v Mich go-s ss long ss the con
sszzassoz iAsfx--kaE Tnzk Tslsxrs<z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25

Miss LUCY FORD'S DANCING ACADEMY
vi - " bali = Market st--Casses tuesday,
uufeday and saturday evenings Children : class
Saturda, afternoon All The attest dances D.. q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25

The present row had it's origin in this
Alaska canneries between members of the
Suey Ong Tong and Suey Sing Tong
factions. At the close OF the season the
Celestials went TO San Francisco, and there
continued the controversy. Stabbing and
shooting ARRAYS followed each other in
rapid succession, and the other morning a
Waterman spied in Bull Run alley what
seemed 10 be a basket OF clothes.
But when he pulled back the white sheet
spread over the top he found the corpse Of
Yung LeUng, a Suey Sing Tong man. Yung
had been active in depicting the ranks of
the Suey Ong Tong society, and thus gave
his enemies ample reason for killing him
The authorities are trying TO suppress these
assassination and matchmaking organiza-
tons, but they acknowledge that the job
is a big one
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Ave You eoiBg to Warrington Territory

Parties euligrstiDg 10 THE northwss
viii find II 10 their interest ~ calling
the Rock Island ticket Office for informs
ton regarding rSfes. routes aud accO2Ino
cations VIA this lin~ DO net rot be lie
eeiVed by agents Of other lines % t6is
route You are invited 70 call - the Office
and he convinced - 70 tbs superiority ~
the Great Rock Bland foute OVER I'll
Others. ~ patron iZIug Ills ifne sou can
have the choice % four eiifsrsgt routes
vest a Denver FOR spsed safety and
comfort She Rock Island lssGs tie process
Zion. v II. u izHAlT. 3cast Agent
Office ite E-ssl Doe-la avenue. eecrHs
Main street C.9tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY TelerfanI,

,KANsAs CITY. No. Dec 24.-CATTLF-RAce,nte
i ~ s !, 10 strong, l0c higher Good
siees - sJgJ ~, fancy - 6il5 o. cows - sld5 NJ
stoekers and feeders p 45@4 70. HOGS-Rcceipf-
1,5Jl shipments co. Steady at yesterdays close Al
30 shipments 100 steady.
ST LOUIS: Mo- Dec. observation-disclosures an
HIh.pinsnLs 80 Market strong Steers Sla5 So
,.,eNAns ana Indians 8 50S4 10. HGGS-Receipts
% " shipments 500 SLOW. Heavy 50 Zoos 81 mixed
aS@ nF HEut - sGg3 81. SHEEP-keceipts iuI
Shipmeuts iJU steady a. O8sJ l25a
CHICAGO His. Dec. 24.-CATTI I.-Receints -In0
APPRENTICESHIP Active and higher steers - 65.a
Z ~. stcckers ~ Vs3 o. cows 81 G5a3 % ROGSD
.eecel Prs 4ulb shipments S.0lU. Steady 10 strong
t9nmon - 5.-5 o. mixed So 65sSs0. butcbers's5 20
- - -, Heht - 400 "a S-EEP- accepts $40
1Iipinehls ~ steady Native ewes IS t0a4 p
i1ed - p % wethers IS sJs5 ~ westerns "a -
g. -. lambs IS 0GG5 - ~ -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25

Mr. f. W. Battle, merchant of Will
Transport, Pa, had a strange and danger
Gus adventure the other day. While walk
ing along few yards from the river bank.
upon what he did not know was made
ground, composed almost entirely of saw
dust, he began to sink before he realized
any danger. After he had gone down to
his waist, and could not regain the shore,
he removed mis- upper garments and threw
himself as fast as possible out into the
river, where he struck wading ground and
made his way in the water around the
treacnerous sawdust tract
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25

Vine vsza sn Eaglz,.f. ssTs o.s
Foszzaz. Il sTas loll - Al Asssrican Via
a ATS arss TYP % - Ezg.ash rz1iEzy
79ite Esil rs arezth ~ tas rzgsd run
alaz. Was as rsTVsessssss rash@r
JFtrz2gae Gsza be sgPFa@riseV4 if.s gusrl
I ssv. guard. i@ vsntsrr-l. stais =
rTefty fzst travelling for SAFETY. i1s.'s -
Ga. ~. s5F. ssSl.-d tie glzs3. -Ex
seFer raa = ihs lie asze. s.r.
6as. sz3d rs fznkse qasckIy. -
se-41ssz tis@ pAfrzzzEs. - = nos TIE TIE.
I an afraid q rannsnx ct year ooEfcuzd-
II little sisnd S--Sex YORK TinsN
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locality Of their inroads, but elsewhere
they breed and thrive, and once vigilance
Is relaxed they reclaim the district from
which their species has been temporarily
driven.
IN one night recently Isaacsen, with bis
assistants, slaughtered over a barrel OF
rats IN a west side tenement house, yet this
was what he said 10 q reporter a. be wens
home n the early morning;
Living or dead. man : bound 10 furnish
food to- tae rats Whether II > building
ship, erecting 3. church, blowing q field,
storing pantry, planting & distant colony,
digging . grave, the rslt Is sure 20 os
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SHEEP.
RrtAf Mnnrtnn

Every one is wishing another merry
Christmas"
Turkey and the liquid compliments are
in strong demand for Christmas, and the
run is active on these.
The shippers who had stock on the mar
ket today. were:
Leslie Combs. Perth. hogs.
). {. Connell, Anthony, cattle.
h. X Branson, Dexter, hogs
ID. +. Farris, Stafford, cattle.
q. b Goodrich, Springdale, hogs.
NJ VI. Munger, Harper, cattle.
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Amusing snnerstitions.

If vou count warts Won VII increase
their number, or 70 handle a toad VIII
cause warts. II two persons wash N
The same water Or dry their hands on
The same towel they VIII shortly guar
ri. To bore a hole in the door frame
and put IN il thA hair OF a colorad FER
ION Is supposed 70 cure wnooping cough.
The rattle of = rattlesnake If carried n
The pocket viii prevent rheumatism, or
f placed IN the bursau drawer viii keep
AWAY iloTls--P hiisliel Daia Ledge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25
THEY REVEL IN BLOOD.

The Fierce Feuds of Rival Chinese So
cieties in San Francisco.
The feuds of the frontier or mountain
regions of America, the vendettas of Ital-
ians and the secret vengeance of East
Indians are more than paralleled by the
bloodthirstiness of the Chinese. The way
things look at present, if the police OF San
Francisco would cease their interference,
the rival societies of highbinders might
soon solve the Monaghan problem by ex-
terminating each other.
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WON HER WITH HIS FISTS.

How sWipes, the Pugilistic New Tork
Newsboy. Got - Bride.
In days of old when knights were bold
they used to concede that the fair belonged
TO the brave. That is, they smashed each
other with battle axes. punched each other
with spears and carved each other with
swords. The victorious secured the prizes,
married their chosen ones and took them
away TO their castles, presumably TO live
happily ever afterward.
Actuated by the same spirit that per-
vaded medieval chivalry, Mike Silverman
and Simon Resser had it out wild DER
fists on New York's famous Bowery the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25

over forty years
be has waged war
on these vermin
and has sent at
least q million Of
them 70 untimely
deaths. He uses
ferrets, dogs, traps
and poison. but
bis verdict after a
long and success
ful career Is that
the rat cannot be
"downed- " You
may clear a build
ing Of the pests,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25
wichita rroauce ,Inrks,

WICHITA. Dec -
,FLoUR-Highest patent - 90. second patent a. 20
eftrs fancy e. %
.lBL IIEE-First creamery S0e second creamery
tYc. finest dairy 2uc fine dairy l5ccommon dairy lOc
ILGGS-20c per dozen.
lfoLLi I. i-hoasters ~ ,Od2 %. per dozen or &c
Sel pound Len. = EsGZ n per dozen or &c per
pound spring chlcNeus 81 5ea2 "a per dozen 1Ioc
D~L s"1hd, turkeys lasc per pound. ouCks-teal
- - uaIlards ~ - per dozen, prairie chickens - W
beI dozen. young re-se per pound.
tNl A OES-t hoice 45St,- reI busbel
AfPLES-sz 0Ust2 80 per barrel
>OAl--tnthUnCiUe Sll 80. canon CITY IS m WsJr
Ally g 20 frontenac 81 ~, Pittsuurg "A 81 illinois
u y, AJAiIIsrer a. 10.
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wichita Grain Market

WICHITA, Dec. "a
relieving are the closing quotations.
tGRAlN-Csr lots on track
w h.A T-55GT 5C.
COkN-New 2SsJJc.
DATS-1td 2SC
NtfE-NO . or better 5na55c
ihA l-baled 60 5Od5 50 per ton. loose, - 0Oa5 20
fOKoIN Nd COhN-Ckop in car lots 9c per loo
Yunds, corn an oats ~ W per lVu pounds bran
~ AeG, OJC per 10 pounds
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AIlllil Eagle
FINANCEAND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts OF Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle, 16e; Hogs 2e9;
Shipments: Cattle, So; Hogs, $50.
WICHITA. Dec. q.

The supply on sale in the cattle market
was moderate and consisted mostly Of
butcher stuff. The market was stronger
on all grades and everything found good
sale, the yards being cleared at an early
hour.
The quotations mere presented are TO give the
fh PIPER fdes of the general range OF prices. The
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations. accord M the quality OF offer
ingp and the state Of he daily markets These quo
Ia ions are only changed when there has been a
rerrcsnent change IL The general market. The
REPRESENTATIVE sales should be referred to get
daily fluctuations
alive shipping steers, GOOD TO extra.. 81 0Gs4 so
Good to extra native butcher steers, lOOOG
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DIR. E. EMMA COBB,

Females and ChIldrens diseases a specially
Home for ladies during confinement. Strictly pri-
vRfe when 50 desired also permanent homes pro-
yfded for children when desired. Letters OF inQui
~ confidential and aswered promptly Home Ill
Ida Avenue Wichita Kansas.
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.
PHILLIPS e PHILLIPS,

VETERINARY SURG EON3-
Hospital accom- IA odatiCns. Calls by Telephone
telegraph or Mail will receive prompt attention
Office No. III y, Lawrence ave ONCE telephone
No. Il, Residence Telephone NJ, 2l5. d59 Il WAIT
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New lOrk Mora,

NEW YORK. Dec. "a
Money on call easy. ranging frorn 2s 10 per cent
Slgsed offered AZ 2lp Ter cent
Prime mercantile paper 80 tz6 per cent
ENcnanse steady at - siIs for sixty-day bills
~ ~ Tor demand.
DIAL sales u stocks today, sOS.51 shares
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The King of the Rat Catch.r,.

Adolph Isaacsen is known in New York
city as the king of the rat catchers. For
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ARTICLES
shipments

BUTrER-Easy. tancy creamery .55ssZ.S. W e.
trn -l.r@5S 81 eS,Bed oalries Nae
kGGS-ESss-iC-
hansAs CiD Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. "a
fIOUF-Firmer. Patent 81 s0Se a extra fancy
8 SiRe - fancy 5 GSS2 IS. caoics Ell 6JS2 90 NIX
81 ,.ts2 o.
WhEAT-yery dun; cash higher; options not
eoote,l; cash T7lsc bid
CuStN-A boyt steady No = cash saLtc bid. S,.c
a Sd, ember s4ac bid &c asAed Jsnua 81
oAIS-Stesdy and qaiet. No . cash &C bid. Sic
asked: Decemb3r 80 bid. SSsc asked
bAkLEE->tssdy and unchanged.
"a 4 strong AT Silec-
81 iEL-Steady Creamery Is &c. dairy Ia i5c
ard Ell PC
AAl-S1e4dy, Timothy - sAas u prairie SIS 50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25

Chicago Gram ana ProIure.
CHICAGO, Dec "a
Wheat-Higher.
Corn-Higher
tatS-tlrm.
Iork-IllLher
LaTu-HI CHER.
LoLl.-uull, easy. SrrluE patents 81 qa5 Il
eIAteI patents - slya5 10. straight - 65ls50Q
The leading futures ranged ~ follow,
NHEAI- .sserr ~. Ss4c January qII1c Nav cssf-
CONS December tl}Sc. Jan1ary 4lJsc. Mas 42lsc
"a S-IleCeru Der $40, January Sc, Nay &c
POkk-iIeCem her a. 62lS. January 10 sf5S
LARD-DeceuIber a. " January Go -
{ ash quotations were as follows
WHEAT-ss41N
NOhN-4Ilso
oAlS-.1as
HNE-S7l0t
EABLEG-5sr
FLAA>EED-a4c
JIM0THN-7l q
fukA-&7 f-le0S5 3
lsAED-S6 - IS as
SHORT kl SIS ItES -
DRY SALT SH0UlDEkS-SI y-I.aI N
ShtRl 0LEAR SIDES-,5 gIz5 81
AAiSkN-Sl -
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AGENTS " ANIED.
JIder this head &c per line per day.

VIyANTED-A GOOD LIVE AGENT WANTED
w at y ichita for one u the leading rypeWrI--
ers. Liberal inducements 10 = nrss-clAzs party. Ad-
dress, Opportunity. Eagle oEsCs o. e
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Receipts
81. LOUIS rro.uce.

1t LOUIS AFO.4uce.
ST. LoCTS. Dec 20
VHEAT-Unzstt,ed- No. cash gzlgc January
~, Nay a514c bid JAY gssSc
tuHN-Higher. No ? cash .;.Isc year s-ssc Feb
s~ry }.c askedd, May Se}sc bid
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
fKEO NJ. lsUAst -. g. IsAA IL
Notary Puhfi.
ISRAEL BROS.
Real Estate and Rents.

Tc bsiy ichla cry property a7 Ses-ri-k ra,raty
Eud ai present ric-> Eesif~ large r-fGrn< on wnz-
money. Y iciita. WIKI he stock una otasr ind -
tfles. J. Just ga Ter 10 -aI. si Sazi lrn- - re
can now oEsE were never sferSsi lefoge II havr.-
busnsss Ia orr ire isiv Ie cali or correspond
The lchitA Interests 81 uon-res3detgtS pro.se-lf
GIG faithfully caresl Tor once sscsra rac- IS
North HArSss lSg@el BUiidiE- dssSe
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HOGS.

There was light run of hogs today.
The offerings sold steady at yesterdays
figures. Oaly one buyer was in the field,
bold taking all the offerings. The light
run was due to the recent break IN the
market and the holidays There were not
enough sales to make market.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

Tie Pbotogrsph e- Ticfures IN all sfressna s.vle
Pc also carries the fue>t SssoTtmentef pict1rs
anes Ia the Cstr. Give him q friendly call an ,
NAin me samples
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25
REPRESENTATIVE SALES

~ the Yards today:
20. Dock -Av. Price. No Dock. Av, Price.
g. 81 2S2 S845 81 PSI 252 s. 40
- ~ 27 o7;s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25
New York Produce.
Chicago Gram ana ProIuue.

NV YORK. Dec. 25.
COFFEE-Spot Rio dull firm. MOI ISlfa1sis-
SIC AR-Refned quiet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25

EoR SsLF-A HANDSOME IITHCGRAPH
II map a theclty OF " icfts gives namesof strests
public buildings colleges. parks etc, SIZE l-xiS
linen PAPER. Ilice cents sach, ior il cents A
kAu. olsays
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

nR. IE DUCs PERIODICAL PILLS TIRE
Il great Preach remedy. scf directly On she
strual y sJeBl and positively cure suppression ~ -
meuzes. y alrznfed 20 promote u1sLstFfilf son
hese pills ~ Guild naf he taken during pFsgnaney
American Pill cyup ~. royzl, proprIsfors. -oea-
Ger. Ia e 6eI uine suppl ed % CbAs- LaSFcIes
ii2 East Douglas. v cbil~, hAa-. ey wholesale aat
retail IA lyr
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observation-disclosures
Inaer - q . - - = -.

ITASTED-RELiAB BIZ NAN To REPKE-FN NJ
w Publishing house must furnish god referezee
q I'D s1 II cash salary DO PR sIDuth- -11r~-s
Manager. rOou Ce2lral Sank building. Topeka
Kan u.
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IXTANTED-To BY a SECo% D-HASD BATH
w outfit Address hCx Ia, Conway SgFlGzs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25
REPRESENTATIVE SALES

The following are the representative sales Of cat
tie at the yards today;
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-25

wy ANTFI-BUSINFSS MIN WHO ARE IN
w Letd OF steEoErH pliers or accountants TO call
al the NatICHki Accountants and StsuoEESy pliers
ureau- Branch ONCE at tie SOutbw esfern Btls-
I,ss tOiIese, .CEith kan We usually have
CJG application list thoroughly conf. eteBL DO0<-
keepers sIG steLORTs ylels Nlil nfst Class Tsfef-
Rep lsl5, u nee o. charge. Zu