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Loss

The pathway of my life SINCE thou gone.
Seems like a dusty and exposed high road.
Whose upward -stretchin :, weary life is sowed
with rough, uneven places The bright sun
Streams pitiiessly down: shade there Is none.
Bewlld4red, dazed instilctively turn
Thy help TO claim. All have yet to learn
What ali men know-that must walk aionef
And though I am woman I'm my years.
Whom others turn to for tine help seek,
Still is my troubled heart full of vague fears
Aud deSolate distress; sOb' from me break
As from some Child, with sense OF drear defeat
Left wandering in an unknown public street.
London Spectator
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More Dangerous Than the Tarantula.

TruxtOn Davidson Of Mission Valley,
Tex. was bitten by spider, inflictng a
painful and dangerous wound. DR.. Boat
ner was called in great haste to the bedside
OF the sufferer and by the prompt appica-
tlon OF remedies succeeded in relieving him
of his pain. There is small gray spider in
I. this section whose bite is both painful aud
dangerous, at least two cases within the
writer's knowledge having resulted fatally.
1t Is about the size of a mans thumb-nail
and may be distinguished by wavy line of
red or yellow that extends from its head
down the center of its back the entire length
OF the creatures body. Its bite is far more
dangerous than that Of the tarantula or any
OF the venomous serpents except the rattle
snake.-Galveston News.
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mel. The basin must be filled three-quarters
full with very hot water-as hot as can be
secured boiling. if possible. The patient
takes the basin in his lap and places the
open end of the funnel In the water. Then
he blows through the mouth of it. This
VIII send the steam from tho water up from
the basin to the throat and chest and he
will naturally inhale good deal of It. AT
ter ten or fifteen minutes relief will be ex-
perienced, and If the operation is repeated
frequently enough permanent cure will
be eStablished.-N Y Telegram.
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The Sweet singer of K,ns,s.

The chigger may CHG with all his might,
and the mockiDg-bird mock and sing; but
the Kansas crops take the cake, and corn.
you bet. is king. The cricket may crick and
the froglet frog, ard the farmer may chant
his strain, for the Kansas crop is always on
top-when there's plenty Of rain. The
chinch-bug may chineh and the grasshopper
mop, and the h5t winds make you tire, but II
anyone says there are such things here, Just
call him horrible liar. Oklahoma NAV
boom and Texas howl. and Missouri shoot
off her chop-but this is place to get a
home and raise great big crop.-Marys-
vile iKansl News
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING, July 81.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKET4


Flour quiet.
Wheat and Barley options higher.
Nav Oats advanced.
Corn arriving from Mexico.
Rye steady.
Corn Meal lower
Chopped Feed marked down.
Hay in good demand.
Fair jobbing demand for Beans.
Potatoes in lesseued receipt.
Fair demand for Onions.
Butter and Cheese higher.
Fine Eggs firm.
Turkeys very scarce.
Honey steadily held.
Peaches weaker
Lodi Watermelons coming in.
Lines advanced.
Dried Fruits very dull.
Raisius depressed.
Nuts quiet,
Eastern Hams higher.
Hops neglected.
Wool moving off well
Hides dull and weak.
Tallow unchanged
Meat market well supplied.
Grain Bags quiet.
Canned Fruits inactive.
Coffee firm
Seattle Coal In demand.
Tin Plate higher.
Quicksilver weak
New Tanbark coming In.
Silver lower.
Wheat freghts firm.
New York Exchange higher.
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A Nervous Man RadIv soa.s

cross seats of Third-avenue IL" car the
other day, back to back to a young woman
OF the sweet girl graduate" species. The
little man felt piece of cloth tickle his neck
and, thinking the ends of his cravat were
sucking out, he began to stuff the cloth
down between his collar and waistcoat He
was nearly scared out of his seat momens
later by hearing the girl exclaim In loud
voice. Now, you st0pl Leave my hair-rib-
bon aloner The small man apologized and
got of at the next station.-N. Y, Telegram
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CONYIVIAL ANIMALS.
A Squirrel That Imbibed Too Much
Strong Liuuor.

Strong Liquor.
Having read recently a very interesting
article about 'Four-footed Funmakers.' /"
said gentleman last evening. Il wonder
whether any naturalist has ever made a
special study of the number of quadrupeds
and birds that will freely imbibe alcoholic
liquors. / have frequently seen it stated
that enormous doses Of whisky are admin
istered to elephants afflicted with lung
troubles, and infer that the huge creatures
rather like that kind of medicine.
"Crows are said to become grotesquely in
toxicated when whiskysoaked grain is scat
tered for their benefit by farmers who de-
sire to wiring their necks. occasionally
read Of saloons In which dog, goat or some
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A queer combination of 'twos" is pre-
scented in the case Of a prisoner sent TO the
Ohio Penitentiary. He was arrested Feb
ruary ed, lay In jail two months, was con-
weed ana sentenced for two years for steal
ing TWO horses, being received at the peni.
tertiary April ODD. and his serial number is
22.222, and he had two fits on the second
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The Old Remedy tho Best.

The most successful cure for diphtheria is
one of the old-woman remedies left over
from the last century. Medical science
can't tell why it is good, but the fact re-
mains that 1t cures as many people as drugs
do. All the paraphcrnalia needed Is o ba-
sin, some bot water aud q good-slzed fun
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| PLATE-Hisher at So 10 q box.
San Francisoo Meat Market.

There Is no change beyond slight decline In
small Calves The market well supplied with all
descriptions Wholesale rates from slanghterers to
dealers are as follows:
BEEF-Choice, &c; first quality, ot2c; second
quality, SC; third no. 4eI Zee.
VEAL-Large 5@e5c: small Caves. 6@6lac.
NUT TOy-Wethers 9Slac; Ewes, 7I29Sc.
STRING LAMB-9a9E2c y 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 5@51sc . % for heavy hail
granted and 5l4D33sc for light average do; sto;x
Hogs. 4La@4sso p 10: dresse do. = Q 5 &c 2 %.
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Columbia for
Portland the Arcata for Coos Bay, the Los Angeles
for Humboldt Bay and the Eureka for San Pedro
The Oregon falls due from Portland.
The bark Newsboy $50 tons, loads Lumber at
New Westminster for Melbourne. Adelaide OF Port
Prize, 62s Sd.
The Celtic Monarch takes for Antwerp 5l,7s7
centals Rye and 23,S45 centals Wheat, valued at
$llO,721.
The ship W. II. Lincoln. 1875 tons, loads Lumber
on the Sound for sydney.
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English Wheat Market

LIVERPOOL, July 2l.-The spot market L. higher
at Is lid Cargoes are weaker at 4os Sd for of
coast 4os Sd for Just shipped and 4Os Sd for nearly
due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: July, rs lid; August rs
1l1ad; September. Is ll3ld; October, IS 81 d:
November. IS 43d December. S.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, July 2l.-Consols. 95ss: United States
Bonds-4's. 1904; do. 412. 1903: Silver, 455sd;
Rentes, 95f soc.
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Produce Market,

FLoUR--Quet and unchanged. Net cash prices
are: Family extras, So 1895 rs; Bakers extras,
$5 1905 20: city superdne. IS 1894 10; Interior
brands, $5@5 rs for extras, So 65@94 10 q Dbl for
superhne
wHEAT-Spot freghts are dull bat strong at 46s
Sd as nominal quotation for iron vessels
for the United Kingdom, Havre Antwerp.
Tbs chartered Wheat fleet In port has registered
tonnage of $4,000. against 42.6o0 tons on the same
date last year; dIsengaged, $500 tons, against
$4,000; on the way TO this port. 35s.30o tons.
against 241,5s0.
Wheat rules dull. Prices are gradually hardening
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HOPS.
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, July 21.-wheat opened excited at
from 11c TO lie higher. advanced l1a@2c more.
touching point 214@2s4c higher. eased off, ruling
Irregular, and closed SIC higher for July and &c
higher for august and December than yesterday.
The reason for the sharp advance the urgent
demand from the short" interest," Influenced by
stronger European market advices. stormy weather
both In England and France and the large decrease
In the quantity of.Whest and Flour on the ocean
passage. Receipts, 227,000 bushels; shipments
10000 bushels. Rye, 671 for new. Barley, 7O1sc
CHICAGO. duly 2l.-wheat-Cash S71ac. Corn
59c. Pork-Sll 80. Lard-S6 47Ia. Ribs-s6 75
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Lumber Market.

Retail prices ares Rough Pine. Sl9 a NJ; extra
lengths higher; selected S25; clear $50; aoorins.
$50 for No. l, $8s for fancy; $25 for No. q;
stepping. $2s9i3 so; rough Redwood, No. l. SO:
second quality, SIS: selected &2S; Shingles 81 ass
lath, S3@D3 rs Pickets, $40 for Pine and SIS for
Redwood Tor reugh SO tor fancy
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New York Markets..

NEW YORK July 2l.-The stock market opened
weak but throughout the day was slow, but a
steady recovery manifest. The close was
steady at small fractional advances over the OPEN
lug figures. Sugar, however. lost 1873 and Silver
per cent. Governments duh. Petroleum closed at
67t5c.
NEW YORK. July 21.-United States Bonds-4's,
us; 41a's. lo01a: Northern Pacific 22st Cana.
dian Pacific, 80: central Pacific. 3O1l Onion Pacific
AZ: Atehison and Santa Fe 81: weiIs-Fargo
l40: western Union. 1919; Silver, e9Ac; ster-
ling, "a S4i2S4 Sta.
new YORK. July 81. - Wheat - July, e7c;
Flour - Steady. Coffee SIG %. Sugar - 2si@
SAC. Hops = PacInc Coast, 1920. Hides
l3lae Ccpper-Lake. sl2 so. Tln-Spot. $40 20
Leau-Domestlc. 81 371a. ircn-Sl4. Petroleum
6714c
HOPS.
NEW YORK. July 21.-In Hops the transactions
were few and uninportant at Ice for common and
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Tho Wool Market.

Fleece. 3OGS7c p n.
PHIL.DELpHIa, July 21.-wool is steady. Mon
tana fine. 19922c Territorial fine, l5A21c u 10.
BosToN. July 2I.-Woo steady Territorial ts
selling principally ut 60c for fine CSC for fine me-
dunn aud 55a57c . 10 for medium.
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MORNING SALES
17h. ~ tieofio hisn''
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-60 Ferries & Cliff Il r. 40. o., xa,sr
California, 274, ~ Az oSuA "a
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Board OF Education with C. L. Crisman. alterations
on f line OF Sanchez ST., 65 n. of Seventeenth
1854.
Patrick Reilly with Fl. o. Moves, to build on S.
line OF Fifteenth ST.. $50 w of Guerrero, 1000
A. Garbini with X. c. Gardner, carpenter WORK.
ON NV. line Of Union ST. and Bannan place, $4,000.
Peter Christensen with Andrew Christensen, car
penter work, on n. line of Pfefer St. AS W. Of Du-
pont. Sl5Ou
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Wood Market.

Posts quotable at DC each: Redwood, SIS 50
y cord; Oak, rough, s7@7 25i do, peeled, SO SO;
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Exchange and Bullion.

Thus far this month the Government has pur-
chased 100000 ounces of Silver at 81 CO. IS to
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HERNIA.

Translated from the Russian of sacher-Masoch by
l. Z. wAGSENER.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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SHIPPING INrELLIG HNCE.
Arrived.


TUESDAY. July 81
Haw stmr Zealanda. Van Oterendorp, z days firm
Honolulu: pass and mdse. ID Spreckeis q Bros.
Stmr Emily Roberts. 40 hours from Coos Bay;
pass aud mdse, 10 Meyer Ackerman-
Stmr Pomona, Hall, 81 hours from San Diegoi
pass and mdse, to GOoda Perkins Il Co.
Stmr Protection. LevisOn, IT hours from Noyo;
lumber. to Noyo Lumber Co.
Stmr Westport, Jacobs. 20 hours from Bear Har-
Dor: bark to Pollard Il Dodge.
Stmr Alex Duncan, Ntcolsoa,3 days from Lompoct
produce, to Goodal Perkius & Co.
Ship Yosemite. Fullerton, days from Tacomai
20J0 tons coal, to I Co.
Schr Golden Gate, Larsen. days from Coos Bays
$50 NJ IT lumber to California Lum Der Co.
Schr JOhn Frederick. Campbell, hours from Bo-
dega butter, TO Ross X Hewlett.
Cleared.
TUESDAY. July 81.
stmr Los Angeles. Hannah, EureGa; Goodan Per-
kins & Co.
& Co.
stmr Columbia. Bolles, Portland and Astoria; o
X Il Co.
stmr Eureka, Smith, Wilmington; GoodaIi, -
kins & Co.
Kit
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Compiled by THOMAS
TENSENT Chronometer and Instrument
Maker Is Market Street
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with the Ohio State league, and his work
as pitcher With the GAINESVILLE, Wheeling
and SandRsky clubs was getting him IN
form for later notable achievements
With the Sandusky club in 1888 he
passed int the Tristate league and re-
manned there the following year a. pitcher
for the Springfield to) club He made .
pronounced hit with this team and last
year was secured by Columbus. he stood
seventh among the Association pitchers
and is coRsideEsd very promising young
player
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Cousin Mary-But do you think you
can place any dependence IN Harry when
he tells you he loves your
Kate-Oh, yes, indesd. he has told
me so many things that know are trua
that can't doubt his word, you know.
Mary-As for exssnple1
Kate-Well, he told me, among othea
things, that I was awfully good looking.
and that l was ever 50 much better than
the rest Of the girls Boston Transcript
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Down a. the Savannah wharf noticed
. young man In a delivery wagon who
kept cutting tie hoTsS with the whip
every ainuts on two though thert
ssernsd 70 oeezzion for II. and haGlsy
asksd aim the reason for H.
Got 70 get eyen, bsyea't y be qnS
RED in reply.
Even With who"
Why, yon Sc, me boss hlmsslf
bounces the foreman SFound; tss fore
man bouncss TIE cheek clerk; tie cbsch
clerk rSunces ne
weir
And - there - nobofy undsr ms
I've got % boarcs this Cd k0rss 20 get
even. whoa Fowl Taks hat aa4
stand ever ard held yozr had upT-
New York world
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BUTTER-Firn. Fancy Elgin creamery 2262S
Csc fine western lSS2oc-
EGGS-l6&Ec.
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Sealad Pronnsals.

BIDS viii be received at the Office OF the County
CLERK OF Sedgwick county. Kansas up to Z o'clock
noon OF Monday September L. $751; Tor repairing the
bricge across the Fig Arkansas river a. Nj Hope
in accogcancs with pans and spec,eee-
tons now u nas IN the county clerks
once Bidders VIII be required 20 give
E bond 70 be approved by the commissioners for
the faithful performances or the contrac. Il awarded
Bids must be accom- pRnted by cerTtasa cheek tor
SO as CuRrsnfee OF good faith and rs reczired BIZ
law. BY order Board OF county Ceu5aissioasrS
: DUSKIS.
dS-ISt Coanty Clerk.
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Estelle wants cure for freckles. II
Estelle viii go down cellar IN April
every year and stay there until October
she viii not have freekle on her face
Somervills Journal
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Pitcher John s. Easton.
, of the valued twirlers of the Colum.

bus club of the
American aSsocia-
ton is John S.
Easton, who was
born at Bridge
port, o., about
twenty-fOur years
ago, and who has
been playing ball
for a consideration
other than health
since 1856. His first
professional work
was with the Ma
pie Leaf team. Of
Guelph, Ont. In
1857 Eestor pfavad
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F. Dwyer His horse Longstreet recently
defeated the great Tenny for S12, 500
purse, and Kingston, another of his flyers,
outran Tulla Blackburn in a match for
$500.
Longstreet is bay horse by Longfellow
out of Semper Idem. He has seen five
years of life, and both he and Terny car
ried 124 pounds. Longstreet and Tenny
have met seven times since they were
3-year-olds. Fenny won four times out Of
the seven, but the recent match was so
equal in every respect that it would seem
to brand Longstreet as the little sway
backs" superior. Longstreet ran the mile
and a quarter in 2:0715, and won by six
lengths. Another match between the two
equine wonders is among the possibilities.
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4 strnrt scsna.

Trotter-What are those men standing
there in bunch for.
Barlaw-They're looking as the ther-
mometer. They want to fnd cut bow
hot they ara-Lifa
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wichita PRODUCE Market.

WICHITA, Aug. q.
FLoUR-Highest patent 50 so. second patent 81 50
extra fancy 50 ~
BUTTERFLIES creamery l9c, second creamery
l5c finest dairy 4c fine dairy l2cc common dairy loo.
EGGS-llc per dozen.
POULTRY-Roosters 81 50952 90. per dozen or SIC
per pound, hens s. 0)a2 81 per dozen 500 &c per
pouad spring chickens 81 1898 90 per dozen or &c
per ro1nd. turkeys 7&Sc per pound. ducks &c per
NOund geese-nO demand.
POTATOES-New 50c pei bushel
COAL-Anthracite SlI o. Canon City IS co. Weir
City - So Erontenac 81 50, PiUtsDurg "A 80 Illinois
e. o. cAlster a. 90
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ST. LOUIS q sANyRAEcIsco R.R.

i Nl'IHID X. Ft.
TRAINS. ARRIVE LEAVE
NO / Going West pass Dol
FIIsvorthI . tsJAM IsoAN
'No. 3. Going west passenGTl
(stops at Burrton).. 40 l35PU
enc 4 C3opr Fast nassenpsrl lois N l020AM
'NO.2, Going East, passenger TO 81 p MI lOao
Trains marked thus run daily.
West bound train, No. ]. has Pullman car,
West bound train. No. 3, connects at Burton for
Pueblo New Mexico and Southern California.
East bound No 4, is solid train to ST. Louis
with chair car and Pullman sleeper. makes cOnneG
tions for ct Smith, Little Rock and Paris, Texas
East bound. No. 2 night express TO St Louis, has
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper.
City Union Ticket ONCE Cor Main and 1st street
and Union Depot. Douglas avenue.
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STOLEN.
rndrr ~ head % - d. e ~

GToLEN-BULLDOG. FEMAI.B. WITS NTH
- brindie spots ears cut short talk i.fhernl re-
ward Tor airy Information In regard e her ne
North Empogik ds9 e.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Aug. 2s.-CATTLE-Receipts
SS2d SHIPMENTS 2i40 Steady to strong. Steers 80 90
a. IS stockers and feeders So 50s3 So 81 Is
as on HOGS-Receipts 2ij0, shipments 100. Mar
yet steady to strong. Bulk SIS l095 %. all grades
IS 52a5 ~ SHEEP-Receipts 5000. shipments 4l0
Market very quiet
ST LOUIS No.. Aug. 2s.-CATTLE-ReceiptsI HOO.
shipments 2lo- Market strong; Natives So 6O@5 %.
Texans and Indians 81 40S3 50, H0GS-Receipts
400 shipments POO Strong Heavy 50 395 40
mixed grades s. SHs5 30. light IS 2095 IS. SHEEP
Receipts 100, shipments lSO1 Market strong. Fan
CIV s. 01S4 TO-
CHICAGO. Ills, Aug. 2o.-CATTLE-Receipts 1000
shipments 50l Steady 10 stronger. Natives So 509
s Is Texans 81 70zs 50. HOGS-Receipts 600G
shipmen -. Steady to stronger. Rough and
butchers IS I5a5 40 light IS 5OG5 TO- SHEEP2
Receipts $50, shipments 1909. Market strong, Ma
tives IS 7545 65. Texans 81 20, lambs IS $500 90.
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Kingston defeated Tulla Blackburn by
covering mile and furlong at Brighton
Beach in 1:55. Kingston is by Spendthrift-
Kapanga, and is years old. He is brown
horse and has an enviable record on the
turf When the Dryer Bros separated
Philip took Kingston at SS0,0OO but the
horse was soon Bought by Michael. King
ston has been defeated by Tenny, but his
owner is anxious for another match.
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Santa Fe's Chicago vestibule express
connection with which is made at Newton,
is the hsndsomest train on earth Leaves
Wichita daily 1880 q. M, arrives Kansas
City Cos p. 10. aud Chicago els next morn
ing. Palace library chair cars seats free
also palace sleeping and dining cars "A
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Blanks Of every description can be found
in the business Office OF the EAGLE, first
floor. in quantities 70 suit CAP st the
counter &
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Scras one zss5 pOssicalsys
EsFs 80 sFss dTs9zssd a. nssfstgtt.
Hhsz 10 ftErs Ezre Al afsZe.
CT fhs fsgaxhtfsl aaTs - sslstsaz1.
VIA tssls TsarliEss toT . nkass7
Tes. re have dreamed swsesiy q caca
5 viEion. not a. midnight oaly wien ihs
stzrs we're sssue. BIT IN tie szTlT norSs
Ing. when The sun vac - snd car drsHEa
cane tTus WITH fhs Eozzd u = loud ysI
~ TIE foos O ths stairs. ard tbsa. ca
then re e3dn't ysarn any more for .
Ezues
WEslar1 Hsnry Taaa Gaosisziissi
Oat q tsc fhss E,sesed rls2ssss
Or fkers'l - . alFgsr rei5
Wa szsx sss ssrforuasf - =
--pssE1st 3 60
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w AETED-BUsIEEsS MIN WHO ARE ~
w need Of steECRra piers or Accountants 70 call
al the National Accountants spd SteHogT6 piers
Bureau. Branch Office az the Southwestern Busl-
ness College, Wichita. han. We usually have on
application list thoroughly com pstent book
EeeLerB and stelcErapber with first Class re4ses
Ces- Hep furnished free o. charge. ST
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Wichita Grain Market

WICHITA, Aug. %
Following are the closing quotations;
GRAIN-Car lots on track.
WHEAT-6Ga62c.
CORN-No OF better 45c. new Sc.
OATS-24a26c.
RfE-No OF better Go.
BAY-Baled 81 0O85 90 per ton, loose. 50 o0s3 %.
GROUND COhN-Chop in car lots 81 90 per 100
pounds corn an oats u 10 per lO0 pounds, bran
lacked 70C per lC0 pounds.
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Chicago Grain ana Produce.
CHICAGO. Aux q.
Wheat-Lower.
CCru-Lower.
Oyts-LOwer
purk-LOwer.
lsrC-LCVger-
Tie leading futures ranged as follows.
FLOUR-Dull, easy. Spring patents 81 seas a..
winter patents - Sos TO- straight - 65 o. bakers
MHEAT-August $3.50 septemf Ter s91sc Decem-
CoRN-August 62s4c September CSC, October
S6lkc
P0RK-Angust 5 10 OOSl0 02}6. september SIC co.
LtRD-August Sc 57g6 September SC 671k o.
tPber S. 67lS
CSsh quotations were as follows
WHEAT -sSspts 95ssc.
GtkN-S2l4C.
OATS-2StsSesl4c
RGE-SSc
BARLET-65G65c.
FJANSEED-Si eng
T MOTHH-$l Gel y.
PoRK-Sl0 CaSl0 VA
IARD-S6 So
SHORT RIBS-S6 e5e6 20
DRY SALT SHOULDERS-f6 20E6 IS
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-ST 1851 80,
WhlSkY-$l Is
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES,

The following are the representative sales Of hogs
ct the yards today:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-30
Trades.

WAETED-A GOOD BLACKSMITH 10 WORK
w In shop, Tools furnished. VIII give man
half hs earns. VIM. Hodge New Aurdock, Kan.
L
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-30
A Rare GeninA.

Jinks-That man does not look very
smart and yet you say he has made a
million.
Winks-Smart2 He's q genius Hes
q great inventor.
'You don't say so; What did he in
ventY'
He invented an apple barrel that
won't hold scarcely anything at al"
New York Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Kansas city Produce.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 80
FLOUR-XX Csc. xxx 75c. family 81 O5, choice
81 El. fancy 81 SGal So
WHEAH-LOwer No. hard. cash. Sc asked
August Ssc asked No red cash &c asked.
CORN-Stronger- No cash 551sc bid August
0ATS-suonger No, ? cash 259sS2751c, August
27Iea2Iafc
KNE-Steady at 7oc.
BtTTEB-Firm, Creamery 1890, dairy l2s
lie. store packed 2Gl4c.
EGGS-Firn, lac.
HAY-Firm. Fancy prairie Sc o.
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miscellaneous.

VNANTED-COMPETEN ENERGETIC GEN.
w tlemen OF good appearance, TO appoint
as ents for US in the state OF Kansas Our goods
such that agents are readily procured. Cal ad-
dress room II. tgl East Douglas avenue. d59 IL
Wy ANTED-CoNPETENT STENOGHAPHERS
w and book-keepeTs who desire positions. 70
apply at the National Aceountants and Stenograph-
eTs Bureau once for the states OF Kansas Colo
Isdo. Nebraska, y issouTl and Te1aE, the Eouth-
western Business College wichita Kan M