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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
IHE FLAMES IN STAFFORD.
A Large Saw Mill Completely Dsstroyed-
Loss, sf,00o-No Insursnce.

FREpzaIcKsBusa, Va, May s.-About 2
O'clock this morning fire completely de-
ssroyed The saw-nill Of Mr. J. ID. jacobs, In
Stafford county, about six miles from this city,
togefher with all ol It's machinery and largo
quantity Of lumber which was ready for snip
nept. The loss is estimated az about p4-0OOs
with no insurance. Tho origin OF the are V un-
known. -.
account of repairs which we're being made and
Wss iass starred up sgaia yesterday evening"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09

so,. snd yn- wlpston wcod. VIC - ess1 -
for como ttIns, 3 improvins' b'sn hss ~ ~
a 4 Sss @ organ hAs bssa pcs q ne rdeeol9
chapel b. tke isdtes d me ne.sn1osns29 =
Nsssrk = ". Locme Spa ,',,s Cesl'T = Tsc,oosS, y
baltimore, ere iD tho CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
IMPRovEMsNf MrpAts AwABDED.
DOTS FROM THE ASSOCIATION.
An Employment Bureau Estabiished-Ihe
Services To- Morrow Afternoon.

The Young Mems Christian Association
now has, in connection with its regular
work, an employment bureau, by means OF
which young men desiring situations can ire
quently obtain work. It Is the purpose OF secre-
tary Candlish TO get the businessmen OF the city
who desire clerks 70 let him know, 30 that he
may send those without situations provided
they possess the qualncations) 70 them. APP
plicants for positions are required 70 hil out the
following blanks:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
Chieksas and Eggs.

Chickens and Eggss
.Ihaye used ono package peckaGe q ytceex
Poultry Food, and fina 10 as rcpresenseo = -
respect. Send mo q dollars WORTH - Z, /.
Dor1IR HkBx
spotsyiyanls county, "
Sold everywhere at CSC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09

East Richmond maps can now be had -
the Office, $40 east Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
FIRE e

to-day With every Knes-Pants Suit -
Extrs Pair OF Pants 10 match Suit froo.
Special prices to-day on Boys Long
Pant SuitA
Striped Cheyiot Pants.
~ See our sl.90 Derby HatA III
what other hatters charge - ios. 1lo
only difference 10 81. 10.
6dY Sec tho Straw Sailor Haf1 ~
duced to-day from 81 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
Seen in the Paper
Is CERTAIN TO BE
Found in the Stock.

The sale continues TO-DAY, every
department being fully represented In
this Great Sale, and affords an unusual
opportunity TO secure new Suit at
great reduction from actual value.
Your pick of $50 fine Imported Wors.
ted and Cashmere Suits, sack or cuta-
way, that are marked S2S, $50. and
S22.50, to-day at
$50.
Lot 3374-Plaid Cheviot Cutsway
Suit original price $l5. To-dsys prios
SO.
Lot 4O75-Mixed Cheviot Cutaway
Suit. original price sl3o0 To-dsys
price
$40.
Lot 2O75-Plain Gray Homespun Cut-
away Suit, original price 8l1 To-
days price
$40.
Lot I914-Blue Ribbed CasaImero
Cutaway Suit, original price sl0f Tor
days price
$40.
Lot 3S05-Tan- Color Homespun 6aoA
Suit, original price $40. To-dsy's price
$3.50.
Lot 397S-Black Cheviot Sack Suit
original price $40. To-dsy's price
$3.50.
Lot 2316-Stripcd Cheviot Sack SuiA
original price $40. To-dsy's price
| $3.50.
Lot 3782-Slate-C Color Fancy Stxipe
Cashmere Sack Suit original price el0
To-day's price
$3.50.
TN TN TN TN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09


Religious denomination -.
Do you live with your parentsf -.
Are you married or singie7 -.
If married how many children7 -.
Name and address OF your late employers:
Name Address
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
IT STARTS A BREEZE,

Our Great Friday Bargain-Day has
stimulated our business TO wonderful
extent. The people know when we sd'
vertise special bargains that We are sure
to have something extra TO otter. What
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19
Suckers"

After every rainstorm there is an out
break of suckers" Do you know what a
sucker" is? ! circular piece of rather
heavy leather, two or three inches in diane
ter, has string passed through hole in
the center, and large knot both stops up
the hole and prevents the string from pull
ing through. For some unknown reason
suckers" are at times very popular; nearly
every boy in the street has one and the
curbs will be dotted with figures soaking
these leathern disks in the muddy water
of the cutters. For, to be effective, the
sucker" must be thoroughly moistened,
when it becomes sufficiently pliable to ad-
here closely to the paving or cobble stone
upon which the boys pat it with their feet.
The air being completely driven out from
between the leather and stone, the pressure
caught by the weight of the air is all from
above, fourteen pounds of it to every square
inch of leather, so you see that in theory
they may carry the cobblestones with ease
so far as the sucker" is concerned / con
fess cannot see wherein the great popu-
larity Of this sport lies, unless it be that
owing to slight irregularities in the surface
of tho leather the sucker" rarely adheres
with all its sucking power, and for this
reason it is considered quite feat TO carry
a stone ten yards or more So here arise
the spirit of competition and desire TO excel,
which are the life and handspring of every
game.-Frank NJ. Chapman in st. Nicholas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19
He Could Tell by the Children.

II have an idea," said the young man
who is always having strange ideas,
''that one can tell which party to a
matrimonial alliance has the brains, the
ability, the force by the children"
''Yes?7 commented the other quietly.
'Sure. Show me family where al
the children are boys and III show you
a man who is the forceful one, the brains
of the family"
"YesT Stall quietly.
Dead certain. I've made study Of
1t. I've looked up particular families.
If you find all girls the woman is really
the head Of the family. She is the one
who really manages things, although
she may be aquiet little woman at thai
"Yes| he was really very meek
"Of course I've noticed when it is
pretty evenly divided between boys and
girls the abilities are pretty evenly d.
vided By the way, you're married, be-
heve?7
Yes
ANY children
Two. Both girls"
'-Oh!~
And then conversation fagge3--Chi-
caGo Tribune,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19
Vague Directions.

There are some old fashioned cooks who
not only never spoil the broth, but who
cannot possibly give any one else the secret
Of making it. Such was Aunt Hubby, who
often tried TO share the recipes for her pies
and buildings, but always IN vain
Give re the receipt for my sponge cake:"
she would say. ''Of course l viii, dear.
Give me piece OF paper, and FL set it
right down for We. There it's"
But, Aunt Hubby, you say, a little
water Now how much do you meanf"
"Why, some folks don't use any st all
and -four. But like mite myself. It
But how much, Aunt Huldy?"
''Oh. just little. Sometimes l pump a
mite into the bowl when I'm cooking near
the sink"
At another time young and painstak-
ing housekeeper was trying to learn the
process Of bunmaking.
"a pinch of cinnamon and few cur
rants" ended Aunt Hubby directions.
But how many currants" was the puz-
zled inquiry.
''Oh, don't know" said Aunt Hubby
placidly. Here and there q traveller. You
don't want TO have 'em look too thick"
When Aunt Hubby is reminded that the
ignorant or inexperienced cook can scarce
ly be expected TO understand her directions
she looks as If such Incompetence were
much to be pitied, and can hardly conceal
her impotence.
''Poor creaturesP' she has been known to
say. "Why, 1 guess could ha' told whether
mincemeat needed little more biied cider
if they'd gin me a taste of it in my cradlen'
Youths Companion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19
A Wax They Eavc.

"Will you be kind enough to open the
car window for us?' asked one of two
pretty girls who were making trip by
fail They both looked at the man in the
seat behind theirs.
Certainly" answered the traveller pleas
antly, and he took the skin off one pair Of
knuckles getting the window open.
Ther9 was a moments silence, when
pretty girl No. ? said;
IT'S too cool. VIII you please close the
window again7"
Don't mention It." said the man. AMI
be closed it.
There was a silence for FIVE minutes
The man was reading a book Then one
OF the girls asked:
Have you the time, sir'"
'FYes. It's just half past l."
THANK you | wonder If there is any
water on the trainS"
He went into the next car, and soon re-
turned with a tin cup attached 70 a clank.
ing chain
''Oh. how NIGEL Susie, you drink first"
Nellie, you first"
"Eo, you first"
pretty creature. drink" expression on his
Iasr- ~ H6I SASs LAehsA 4cACLc4 hAtE4G LAAE1L
he returned the cup to the pedestal.
Then he resumed his book, and was deep
in its contents when small, sweet voice
smote his ear:
Gould you tell Us how far il is 70 Pink
town."
He could and did Then they asked him
the rate OF speed az which the train was
running. where he was going ard where
be came from By that azne they wanted
another drink aid - brought IL, opened
the window again, and was just giving
them the genesis Of bis family when they
both Jumped up.
"Pinkt0Tn," called the brakeman, and
they began a wild scramble 70 fad their
traps
We've reached our station Is TOO
bad. you'll De lonesome Wozld yoa mind
helping as of with our sachelsf''
De cid not r1ind-indeed szs very glad
20 see them OIL As re sbozrded his train
he heard one sweet girl say TO the other
Rather fresh or first acquaintance,
wasn't EeF'-Detrolt Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales of hogs
SHEEP.
Brief Mention.
Hogs 10 cents higher today.

Hogs 10 cents higher today
One bunch Of hogs sold here today for
s. 371S, within nc of the top Of Kansas
City at the close.
The commission men are expecting a
heavier run after another week.
The number of butchers cattle coming
in now does not amount to much; but as
soon as the grass cattle are ready for mar
ket things will liven up considerably.
George Hauser, of Marion, was in today
and brought in the fancy" load Of hogs
of the week so far.
No drive in cattle and but few wagon
hogs were on the market today.
j. S. Lehr, of Towanda, was in this af-
ternOon with load of very fine hogs.
Gilchrist & Bro, OF Valley Center, sent
down load of good hogs this morning
J. K. Hawthorn, of Benton, came in late
In the afternoon with car of hogs.
Kennedy & Robbins sent two cars of
stockers to Eureka this morning.
The following were the hog buyers to-
day: Fort Worth 1866, and Dold 118.
The shipments of today were made by,
Fort Worth, one double deck car of hogs;
Kennedy 6 Robbins, two cars of cattle;
and Fuller, one car of cattle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19
no Ueapee."

Saturday morning a new ice cream
man appeared on Park row with his
cart It's a curious traffic-a dozen or
more of them make a living at it in the
summer-that of supplying the news
boys and bootblacks with a small glass
Of ice cream or dab of the mixture on
piece of brown paper for a cent. 1t
was new man, a new cart and new
brand Of ice cream, and the first Gus
toner was gamin named Fatty.
Gimme a cooler" said Fatty, as he
passed over his money
The little glass was filled and then
scraped off even with the brim.
Heap 'er up" shouted Fatty.
mo heapee"' replied the man, as he
held it out.
Heap 'er in the center and don't be
stingy"
mo heapee for one Genital"
wont you put on dab?'
mo heapee-no dabbe-for one
centa."
NO beapee no buym exclaimed Fatty,
as he turned away. Say, all you kids,
here's a Teller what won't heap for
cent! Everybody give him the shake
and friz him outl'
The new arrival stood firm until after
12 o'clock. Then he realized that he
was being left, and he changed his tao
tics and began to shout:
''Ica creamme! Nice lea creamme!
Heapee UP for one centar'
1t was a close shave from bankruptcy
on his first day Of business. Monday
morning he was doing a slashing trade,
as he gave big heapee for one centa -
II. Quad in New York Evening World.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19
The Number of Cards to Leave.

An authority on manners and social ems
toms thus solves the sometimes perplexin z
question of how many cards 70 leave:
Upon q married lady whose husband IS
living. by married lady whose husband
is living, one of the lady's cart nd two
Of her husbands.
Upon a married lady with daughte- IN
society, two of the lady's and three OF the
husbands"
4 gentleman in making call sends in
or leaves a card for each Of the ladies OF
the family. II he is calling upon young
lady who is a guest in 8 household to which
he is a stranger, he must ask 70 see her
hostess az the same time and also send her
his card
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19

~ 70 o'elo@k 80 cher nlght dainty
JoaDg ma r1sa stsp - uis1lsg ~ .
raobt;'s. EEs sailing dawn LNxlngs1n srs-
nzs With A. gsaErsliA EVER IA bad ukso
. po4scssTaa xg0sTsss1 ~ kina.
T0a coLI szpses s .AaEssrr shower. d
yuuf
10. tAlrs I doatA sx2set 10 shundxr
sso1rrr, ErsAs.7s1 tie YotIBg mRn-
LHfz'i ft-o9 hut Yoa Wcge caring thza
urubrellA % keep u tas rasa
10. te1-s J an earring thtth nrnhs~gis
90 ks~D tas ees - ~ szrs. thir. TIE dew
makes a fsiiah's szEs IooE vs<t. b knar.
ard rs3 sA-s ia nc: shss tyls. J9a ihss, AID
So nsgns - IT, elA mani.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19
WICHITA 4 WESTERN u. ~
Delightful Perfume for the Bath.

For the bath proper there is nothing like
soap and water but to do the dainty part
afterwam a writer in The World recon-
mends the following:
Have your druggist mix for you o.
tr. orris; / tr. benzoin, l drops oil of
neroi and 10 drops oil of lemon. To use
this perfume add tablespoonful of it to
about pint of warm water. 1t will turn
as white as milk and the real perfume viii
be given of, whereas while in the bottle it
has anything but a pleasing odor. Now.
after your bath just take soft cloth and
go over yourself with this milk, dry thor
oughly and you VIII smell like a bunch Of
violets. The perfume may be altered to
suit you, or you may add any handkerchief
extract, but don't omit the benzoin, for
that is what gives permanence TO the per
fume and softness and smoothneSs to the
skin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19
HoueH1 He HAD TIE BEST OF II.

The Highwayman Made Him Empty His
Pockets, but lie Was Satisfied.
"Hold on minute, young MANI
The tone was imperative, and the young
man turned quickly and looked into the
business end of 4-caliber revolver.
Shell out, and make no brash playsl'
"But, my dear sir'-
"Shell outr'
Certainly, sir. What'n you have-a
pocket bank, plugged nickel or brass
match safer"
Everything you've got. Turn your peck
cts out and quit talking"
with pleasure. Will you"-
"Quitl Just keep your eye on the banker
and drop everything into my side pocket"
The orders were obeyed in silence, and
then came the admonition:
"Get move on your
Excuse me, Mr. - Mr. -. well
never mind the name; you're probably
modest. But will you favor me with a
pencil?"
The man with the SLOUGH hat pulled
down over his eyes kept the young man
covered with the revolver in his right
hand while he reached into one of his ca
pacious pockets with his left and pulled
out a short pencil.
Course, don't want to be mean," he
said
THANK you'll Thank you! And piece
of paperl Mol Well, never mind; I'll use
my cuff. Have to make notes or forget
everything, and this is a rafting good
story. Wouldn't miss it for anything.
You get apocketbook worth ten cents, with
three dimes IN it, a plugged nickel, a match
safe worth fifteen cents and a sea bean
worth nothing. write up the story and
get 8. 40 for it easy. Maybe you got the best
of it, but Pm satisfied Much obliged, old
man; here's your pencil Good nightr
And the newspaper man walked on
whistling, while the highwayman leaned
up against fence and rnuttered, well, I'll
be hangedg'-Chicago Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by TELEGRAPH,

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June IS -CATTLF-Receipts
1870 shipments 1870 Natives steady; Texans iy64 l5c
lower. Steers IS 81 a5 o. cows sl9 6139 &C. stockers
and feeders - 6O94 -. HOGs-Receipts 5'Sl. ship
ments 1850 Market strong. Bulk - 25T4 IS, all
grades So 5Ok@4 as SHEEP-Rsceipts $50, ship
ments 20. Market steady,
ST. LOUIS, Mo. June neutrality-suspicious. G20
Texans and indians 50 50ts4 Is HOGS-Receipts
$500, shipments 1900 Market shade higher Fair
10 choice heavy 81 50a4 6l. mixed a 15Q4 81.
SHEEP-Recelpts TO- shipments 100 Market
steady. Fancy 81 3ga5 90.
CHICAGO, H., June 1S-CATTLC-Receipt 1900,
shipments 4c0i Market slow and lower. Extra
steers Sc O0a6 81 good TO choice IS 7Os5 So Others
81 7Sej 90 Texans 81 50 - 10, cows 81 BIAS 30.
HOGS-Recepts 22,Go0. shipments lG,OO0 Market
active, stronger TO higher. Rough and common
S420@4 AZ mixed ana packer 5! aea4 ". prime
heavy butchers weights s. 564 Is, light 81 GU4 20.
SHEEP-Receipts 1900. shipments 5000 Market
weak, irregular, lower. stock ewes 81 5Jq4 80.
others 81 5Es So wethers and yearlDgs s. 0lG5 50,
westerns "A 81, lambs IS G086 Is.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19
miscellaneous.

w ANTED-nJsISESs MN WHO ARE ~
w Leeo q steLogIa Pliers or Accountants TO call
~ The Nat4CLAl Accountants EEG SirutgTa piers
Bureau. branch Office ~ tie aOuJAWeste.u Bust
Loss OlI'le, wichita, Eau. We usually hate On
CUT application list thoroughly CEN etent book
Ee4 y FURNISHED IIte o. c4GJEe. EG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19

nELAHOMR Nsp-A TOCEET NAP OF 1HE
~ Iuiiau tCrrliorY showing TIE lhsrDkee STRIP
and Oklahoma. vth al the Indian lsnds ga9itaia.
nations. towns. NiiaEsz military r~aefyatona ~
dlsn reservations and buudaFss Hsq ths NAL ser-
vice Of each town. The kasfsrn Erd sstFFn lkai
districts % Oh ish1fna the tfFrcEfe outst etc a
complete pocket nap "a ~ ~ inch ,aleFed Tbs
attest and most complete rnsp ever publisher y IA
Htp fuurfFy. Wllsh vil d gusrad IN few daTs.
1881 10 cent poHt PAID % azy address upon tbs rs-
ceiyf 81 20 crnta. address T. 4. hardogA. Btisasss
Mar Eagle wichita. kan bH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19

] happened into Stats street estabiiah-
neut the other day and was being shown
some OF the special bargains offered 20 the
public. Among other things vas n con
siderable quantity VI black gros grain silk
whose retail price would have Teen not
Jess than Il ~ a yard. and which vhs being
cold over tie counter AZ sixty Eve oen's-
Il vas cut up into patterns Of twenty yards
each, and no more than one pattern was
sold 20 any purchaser. The writer no
tioed among the shoppers who stood about
the counter 4 numoeT Of y0ung wornsn
whom be knew belonged il sEotksr plaos
further down the street
4 ittls later dropped IA on friend a.
tbesival establishment ard mentioned tbs
Ia; that I had seep some 81 bis girl clerks
buying az the other place and commented
On the fat that they must h paid pretty
fair salaries 70 enable thgrn 20 sport gFsss
grain silk dresses The friend wiuked IA
al expressive way and remarked a. be led
the way u ,bs rear Of tho stOr.. We know
our business" Then BE pointed out .
stock q grOs grain ak which WA being
rapidly increased By young women. each q
whom brought IL . packages which was
carefully EErclIsd ard sddea 20 the Pile
4 salesman Wa tasty engaged preparing
. picard which rad.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19
LIrnrpsAd-E Mistake.

Lighthead-This idea that Boston
girls are so highly intellectual is all non
sense. You remember you introduced
me to one at the party the other evening.
Hardhead-Yes, Miss fremont, a
friend of mine.
Lighthead (triumphantly-Well, I
was with her an hour, and she didn't
talk about anything but dogs and horses.
Hardhead-She has great adaptability.
Good News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19
ARCHITECTS.

W. n pRoUDFooT. CIV. SIRn
PROUDFOOT % BIRD,
Architects and Superintendent once IN reoh.
ha:Incr block.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19
A yarant Mind.

MaInie-I know you think 50 now,
Cholly, dear; but when you're away
across the water and having good tine
you'll not need % have me on yoU-
mind But I shall be here al alone and
have nothing 10 think OF.
Chely-Ah, Mamie. dear. yes yo1
Will: yoo'1 have me- 20 think CT.
Jealous Elder Sister-T'hst's Just what
size said.-Det-u;t Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19
: As ADVERTISED. :, CTSTs 4 YARD. .
: WORTH 3

You SO how nice ard sssy if So saii
III aoquaintzace. Blank e CO. advertise
a specially ard re ssud OR Eirls down
there, buy 81 tksy c&a Es. bod u q. thar
proc, pat II into car sick. AID eel i -
a. SdvSocs o. sSozt - pr cent"
~Grsat Ach-ras- 10 Jg1 YORK y cft,slf~
~Oh, yes. ws work :, righs Asonz- ard I
suppose TIE ether fellows wgrk "a We
sAagl AaysrtI-s ihEs lot % SIX II tns papsrs
Tomorrow ard rr.Aks . greAG spread ca t.
They naaT oo1as ard buy IL b~ek frozn "a
% use il sor1s fstugs sAls ~ another -
vancs, bus thsrr l. pFoGt "a & f0F "a sad
ws ErA tie slzEs L1et1 "a al Ines.
wEetAsr 8. u slska. usdeEcig.hing. notlDas
or suodT.es. g4y "a vsry vel "-Chle4ss
Tr.Luls
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19

LOB STA STOCK Or GEsEEAL EFE-
Il 80 = - = ~. 90 - - -rE-a-.sr. a.
areas =. y. MeErzy. Eszs.s4, Harvey os@Esy. Ia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19

Tom-When DO you 20 70 The SET shore'
Jerry-Yoa don't pronounce that com
pound word rs do.
Tom-Wssl!
Jerry-Hsving in mind the propensity Of
the average hotel proprietor or the coast,
pruuource il Observation-Disclosures Bull
lGs51
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19
GENERAL STORAGE.

DRICK STORAGE ROOM AT ia5 NORTH I'M
ID porla ave. cal ca ). h. kUCss 81 rs 4.
douglas or - EmPoris ave- G-H
SNTOHAGE- Exson warehouse new, clean aud
= almost tre moot Near Douglas avenue aud
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19
A New Use for the Eucalyptus Tree.

A New Use for the Eucalyptus Tree.
Partisan doctors are using creosote, or oil
OF smoke, made from the eucalyptus wood
for the cure of consumption. The creosOte
cure, as it is called, is p1acticed By inhal
ing air saturated with this substance. Its
effect is said TO CLAIR the lungs, killing the
germs OF disease and allowing nature 10
perfect a cure.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-19
MISCELLANEOUS

nR. LIE DUCs PERIODICAL PILLS THE
- great frenCu remedy at directly 90 The taeu-
struni stem and positively core suppTssson Of ths
uleufes. Warranted TO pf1fnst. nsustruaIoa
These pills sloutd HGt be takru dgrfEE Pregnancy
me- tcar PA cons any. royal. FfcpTstars. HEna
tci, "a. s. GcHliGs supplied - Chas. laursae
az Esst DouglAA hieh.L@, kAH- W wholesale aHa
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Mlchlta rroduce tTnrkct.

WICHITA, June IS.
FLoUk-Highest patent 50 co. second patent 81 80.
extra fancy - - fancy a. l5.
BUTTEft-Eirst creamery H. second creamery
lac. finest dairy lGc, fine dairy Sc common dairy
e..
FGGS-l2lSc per doZ
lTRY-EooSters 81 60a2 co. hens Sc 25s2 50
spring chickens 81 50tAa 60.
POTAToES~New potatoes-tl 90 per bushel, old
f5cR 81 o.
COAL. nthraCtte 81 90, Canon City IS o., Weir
City - So Froneuae q o. pittsburg ~ 50. Illinois
s. u, McAlisteF So o.
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le followfnp ara the clnsing nno.atinns.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF cat
tie Al the yards today:
HOGS.

The hog market was strong again today.
The receipts were light, but some splendid
stock was brought in. For the number of
hogs on the market trading was rather
lively, for the packers want hogs and are
willing to pay all they are worth. Tops
brought 81 BIZ, bulks 420@425.