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have but one end. Soon the shr1eks and
pleas for mercy ceased and the tragedy
was an accomplished fact. Mary Florie
had been to the ball, and, as her husband
had threatened, her throat was "cut from
ear to ear"
OF course everybody thought of Joseph
as the assassin. Search for him proved IN
availing, although it was conducted vigor-
ously throughout the southern states. A
ruse at last brought the man into trap.
The police industTiously circulated the
statement among the negroes that moth
ing could be done to 10 If he would only
give himself up, as there was no proof
against him" This came to the fugitive.
ears, and the other day be walked into
police station and surrendered. The testi-
mony as to his guilt is said to be conclu-
sive, and he will probably pay the penalty
of his crime upon the gallows.
big Liz" Carter, alias Taylor, is well
known colored resident of Cincinnati. She
Is OF immense size, over six feet tall
and very fesby. She measures II inches
around the bust and 80 inches around the
waist. The circumference of her neck is
so inches, yet she has small hands and
wrists, and wears with ease No. 8 shoe.
As domestic servant her intelligence and
great strength made her valuable, but
some time ago she acquired the reputation
of lucky" woman, and thereafter earned
living by picking the winners" in policy,
lottery or at the horse races for a large
number of clients, both black and white.
In 1872 big Liz" as she claims, was
married to William Taylor, a rather good
looking man of her own race. Their do
nestle happiness was not continuous, for
William travelled on his shape" and often
made Liz wildly jealous BY his intrigues.
That she loved him, however, is shown by
the fact that on one occasion when he was
assaulted by two enemies Liz ran between
the combatants and received in her big
body three bullets intended for her hus-
band To an ordinary mortal the wounds
would have proved fatal, but, thanks TO
her splendid constitution, she recovered.
When she regained her feet she found that
William was ''fooling" with another ne
gress. Liz hunted up her rival and gave
her a tremendous thrashing. For this she
was arrested, but a jury acquitted her
Last summer it appears that the rela-
lions between Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor grew
more than usually strained The former
came home one day, and soon after COM
planned of exerucisting pains. A doctor
was called, but could not allay his torture,
and he died horrible death. After his
burial the report spread that big Liz
had poisoned him. The corpse was ex-
humed, and chemist announced traces Of
arsenic in the stomach. Mrs. Taylor was
thereupon arrested. Purely circumstantial
evidence came out at the trial, but the
jury thought it sufficient. and rendered a
verdict of murder in the first degree,
which in Ohio means the death penalty as
a punishment.
Liz is to have another chance for her
life, however, as Judge SHREDDER has granted
her a new trial because of the misconduct |
Of juror named Stephenson, who, it was
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AKT AND MUSIC.
Not. IN. rmrortane- efTbl..

Note fhF IN fffftAhfN y a1AF-
The Missouri Pacific railway IL the only
line running three daily trains between
Wichita and Kansas City and W ichits aud
81 Louis Morning train leaves Wichitf
IT s.1Qa m. arriving ~ kApssS city sans
afternoon. Chicago ueTt morning ~
o'clock. and IT LOuls 10 a m ~ Lou
express leaves Wichita az 10 o.clock p. ~
with through Pullman sleeper and chair
car Wichita TO -. Louis without chang.
Might .xprs-s Ieaves wichita AZ 20 vita
sleeper aud chair car through 70 Kansas
City and ~ Louis This train also con
Deci- a, YAfs- Center with The tbrouZc
eryres. for Little Rock. Ark. and Mem
pi.i- ] asfu via Fort Smith, Arr. " Joa
are going east. west, north q south Re-
r1rr-if,er you viii save time and money -
going va me Mis-0uri Pacific railway. 10
= he short line 20 AL points sasi and We.
=. Louis and Pueblo and Denver. foy
Information. Pullman rsservatiuEz aud
tlcrets 20 al part - The globs. cal a. tbs
city ticket offce. 10 North Main street, Or
e.tot corner second and v ichita strestA.
T. T. BLgcELET.
90 Passenger Ard Ticket Az
vs. ichita, Eaa1aA
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resa Bradley. they knocked, but got 40
answer. Then they turned the knob The
door was locked, but the rickety thing gave
way to slight pressure. They entered, looked
around and fed, shrieking for help. Citi-
zens and police responded and followed
them TO the room. There on mattress
lay Mrs. Florie's body. The head was
nearly severed from the trunk, and the
corpse was the center of a great red pool
Evidently there had been adesperate fight
for life All about blood smeared the
walls and floor, and the place looked like a
slaughter house.
1t needed little investigation to show
how the assassin had accomplished his
work. Stealing through the hallway
fronting PerdidO street, and forcing the
gate TO the yard, he had assembled the steps
70 the room, which Is on the second floor.
Going out on the gallery he had by exer-
cisIng the strength of a mailman pulled
the window, sash and all, from its frame.
Leaping into the apartment ne found the
half awakened, scantily dressed woman
rising from her couch. The deadly razor
came into play on one side and bare hands
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Whereas, II adjourned session OF the CITY Council
q he city o. Wichita. Kansas. on the evening o.
teptuarN = lel. an ordnance was duly pa ss-d and
approved al horizing and directing the mayor 10
Gail speC.s, election the purpose OF submit NJ
wichita and ti Paso Raj way conpanv in secTI-ir,
terminal facilities IN the s3il city 81 Wichita: and
-, whereas Salq ordnance wss duly published on
the 81 day OF February. 1881 in the ofnc;4i paper Q,
said city; and
Whereas. SAID bonds II voted. are 70 bs delivered
70 SAID company upoa The following conditions to-
wit; a. Thst said company shall build within ire
corporate liits 81 said city suitable passenger de-
agreed upon by said mayor and council and have
said road IN operation specified 10 the petition OF
general olces OF said comrany shall b. esta bsH-d
and forever maintained la said CITY So THAI IN.
general shops Tor ~t!d company for the hA0>1s d.
vision shsi. hen built De h1llt and th-rr1 -rer
maintained within tue corporate limits Of said city
whereas said bonds shall be for the amount n,
Thirty Thousand Dollars due Ia thirty Years from
ther date az 5 per cent Interest srsu1rm
Vow. therefore, J. George ~. element. mayor ~
s1ld CITY OF Wichita bv vj--Ue or the aUrl o-.fr ia
me vested b. Law S-l ID accordance with TIC --s
visions OF the ordinance sforrss!a. do hereby n-1-
claim and give notice thar special election shall De
held IN said CITY % wichita o. the
TWENTY-slXTH DAY or FEBRUARY. ISL
10 determine whether said citv hall issue SAID
hirty Thousand Do r % hllds Tor tle pu-po~.
cord aaCe with the provis or= Of the statute. o. Er-
"a Tor such cases made and PROVIDE he form %.
2 z -l;>t Szld proposition 80 submitted. shall ~ a.
follows. tO-wt; Zach qualified voter voting fcr sai.
fIolqslton shah have printed or written his Ia
For term ma aid bonds % the wichita and u
fa>o Hallway company; and each QEElfed vO-e-
Eo.lne tit>t sad proposition shall have printed
or written on his bs ..U-. "A-a.nss terminal a.c
psDy.
In witness whereof = said mayor. have hereuaro
A-test-w. p. McNAIR. CITY ClsrE q =
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
BRIEF Mention.

Hogs were 2]6 to cents higher today.
j. T. Reese, Andale, sent in two loads of
rattle
Gilchrist & Siceloff, Belle PLANE, mar
keted load of hogs.
c. B. McAllister, Belle PLANE, had a
load of hogs on today's market.
G. ID. Perry, Englewood, had in car Of
hogs today.
Mcclure & Caldwell, Lyons, sent in a
car of hogs.
Eldridge & Campbell shipped three
double-decked cars of hogs to Fort Worth
today.
Houston shipped car of cattle
Whitaker said he would have bought
$500 good packing hogs today.
Vandiver & Bryan shipped two double
decked cars of hogs to indianapolis today.
J. NJ. Pirtle, FL Dorado, marketed a car
of hogs
Hog buyers today were: Dold. 10; Whit
taker, $50; Fort Worth, IS; Mexico, 80;
Hanks, So
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Not to Be Taken seriou,lr.

In Russia marriage evidently is not a
failure. At any rate. husbands and wives
settle their little differences personally.
and resent any outsiders interference Al
Odessa paper Of recent date publishes q
highly amusing narrative in this connec-
ton. Some tine ago a wealthy middle
aged land owner Of that city married q
young woman Ere the honeymoon had
waned they began 70 quarrel In one Il
their fights the wife had an arm d,sl0cat-
ed, and went 70 the hospital OF getting
well she returned home. Her husband
asked, with a smile Are you al night;
again, my dear On. yes" answered
the woman 7 an 50 fa- recovered that :
feel strong enough 70 send you 20 the place
from which I have come And before tie
husband had time 70 appreciate the fail
meaning Of this answer re wa tyiaz Oh
the floor with his Jaw broken He - nov
occupying the bei hich was vacated u
his wife he fatty refuses, however. e
bring action against her or even 20 sex
separation such little troGbie between
husband and wife ne said, speaking vita
one SIDE OF his mouth "Ea1st lot be taAsu
s. ssI>~iy q practical life
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
PIease Ishe Note

That the change Of time card on the
Santa Re Route has brought about the
following pleasant features for the WiCh-
it'd trade. viz:
Wichita express leaves for the east at
SIS a. m: arrives at Topeka 3 p m and
Kansas City 5:3i p. m, making ali connec-
tioUs. This train runs solid and AS Ia it
equipment "a new reclining chair car
Chicago express leaves Wichita 70 y,
and has through Pullman from Calves
iun. Makes no stops a. local stations.
connecting at Newton with the ve.tibuled
Chicago express. arriving at Kansas CITY
. IL. and Chicago 50 next morning
The ?. N train has free reclining chair
car 20 Kansas City, Pullman chair car to
Topeka. Atchison and -. Joseph: also
Pullman car to Kansas City. South bound
Texas express leaves an hour later. $40 o
N. This train has a through Pullman car
and day coaches 20 Fort Worth and Gal
weston. Tex. Further information Will be
given Al Union Ticket Office, l22 North
Main street. or Union passenger station.
cerner Douglas and FIstG avenues d-7t
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NRGANIZERs WANTED FOR TIE 81 nNE
~ Tesr order. Pays $40 Ia one Jcsr- ~ We
Is -irL ienscts send Tor terms. AdNaucc HenrG-
Cal order -. SVrlEg Garden ~. Philadelphia. p
-
IOF BOARDAND ROOMS Win OUTSIDE -
i trance call Al ~ >Srth Topeka. Mr.. Bearer.
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View Mexico j. noted - having 0ns =
The usos: sqaAbls cl4rrAiss % he Tpfl3
Sudden changes q ternyeraturs are = an
uDknoEn. n - al deal D-sos tSf NlhlsS
resld@fce VERY leW eEcuFRlon rat~f -
- VEGA. hot hpyfagn, where TIE es4s-
trnf-d MouterurLA bctsl - located 10
dos 70. Get unch % run over from not
-urtugs n santa Re. the capital - Wv
&c., zotea for IT, many scsuic attf4cr
f.ons lpqu.rr % Ioca! szsnt q santa 30
-rss+e - North NAE street. o. uuiCu
Oaasergsr station, Or address " 4 mao
=. D. p & Il a topeka. Kansas, ios
f,rv ~ Sss Msxloo io1dsf. lust issued
~ diEs-g
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Employment ADeHcieS.
Hcel this head - pet Ilue p.i j1y.
W1NIED--MISCELL4NEOUS

" A.4EI-lO BY OH CAkHIAGI SIC
W oud hand. must b. 30 god condition aud
cheap Address giving description ana lowest All
price lUCs box D. toiwICh, nan. 81 ~
k,rANTFu-TO Buy BED ROOM SET.
W state price and where can BE- seen. Address
2, e. core Eagle ONE. rs -
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>. aNI r-44-Iu Bt j a btBD SEttED-HA Nd
w -rirulE pioH. also cult.vator and harrow.
state where sn8e Le seen, give decor yf.Dn ami
lowest cash price. Address o a =, care Iock D0z
l9g ST
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CHEROKEE OUTLET,

= trtect sectional map c; the Cherokee Outle--
containing 6O2ea acres, soon 20 be opened FOR set
cement showing every quarter section OF land
every stream cattle trail. railroad and station In
s'A' nolod country. and the whole Indian TERRITORY
o'-e -sASo inches. beautifully coloret Price linen
pane Sis; common paper siot fully usouDtai
S S,.' oAck on rollers, t2oO Address = J. ARNOLD
Wichita; Kansas A.,
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Ear % Re Foand.

why don't you MARI, Mr.. Bachelor
well. I've oeen trying for years 20 nud
. girl.
Have ron got z1y noney''
Enough, gIess
Then you Just hold Sill awhile and the
g.rl VIII fa9 yea-" Washington star
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Nr. winsloyy's Soothing Fyrup should
.luavs be used Tor children tsstbipg j.
s0otbes The chlld. softsns the gum, ailrYs
al pain. cures wind cole, and j. tie b@-s
rstleeiy fSy & srfbo4 Twsuty-ETsCs1ts =
bottle L ed by Millions Of mothers.
o. = WI q
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former class undoubtedly belongs the as
sassination of Mary Smith Florie, pretty
negress of New Orleans. She lived with,
and was supposed to be the wife Of an AZ.
rican named Joseph Al Florie. One night
last November she attended a dancing
party at Mississippi Valley hall in opposi.
ton to the emphatic protest of her hus-
band, who declared that if she went he
would cut her throat from ear to ear As
part of her adornment on the festive occa.
sion she wore s bonnet loaned by her sister
in-law, Mary Alphonse Florie.
She enjoyed herself in the enthusiastic
fashion of the southern black. and returned
to her humble home on Dryades street at a
late hour. Between and 3 o'clock in the
morning a woman living next door heard
some one cry, "Oh, my GOdP' A heavy
fall followed this exclamation, and then
quiet reigned again AS rows are quite
common therea bout, the neighbor, Mrs
Haas, thought nothing of the noise and
peacefully resumed her slumbers
Silence pervaded the Florie apartments
until the next afternoon, when the hus-
bands sister called TO get her bonnet and
learn the details of the previous evenings
revel. With her was negress named The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-21

Tourist excursion tickets are again on
sale 10 points IN Georgia. Florida and other
winter resorts. The conditions and lin
IFS on these tickets are reasonable. For
fuli information call al 100 y. Main =
F. f. BLECELET.
I49tt ?. and I. A MiSsoU-. Pacific Ky
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The following are the representative sales Of cat


The run of hogs was very small today.
All offerings sold quickly at 21Ed5 cents
better than yesterday, and 1000 more good
packing hogs were wanted by the buyers
Mexico paid S. 40 for sorted heavy hogs;
tops, 1885,; bulk, S330@3.35; pigs and
lights, $2.25@275 The market closed
strong, 21fG5 cents higher, and everything
was sold.
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Kansas Cuy Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Feb Il.
The Daily Indicator reports:
FdoJR-N& CSC, xxx 75c, family slo5, cho!c.
90 fancy - sol SIS
MHEAl-Quiet No 2 hard cssn Sc BID Feb
'aety &c bid. o51tc asked No. red cash sc askrd
sSisC " 49, W. ''' , >'7>S
,99ATI,s--steady No. ? cash t1ssc. February &c
bhnhTETrSuie., No 2 cash &c bid February sc bid
- .,na, eeGy Creamery 2l42GC, dairy ISs
EGGS-WeAk al IL.
oba;es e .s max Fancy prairie $40 %, good 70
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4 hHudtCuss l!thogrAph map q ihs cify
showing all the streets AID lOcAtion u a.
public 5EI.d4Ega. &c. Ior sals .. t4i
Cn.ce -
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The Kansas Civ ana Wichita suecirf
train via the Santa Re runs withor-
change OF any class, and hss n H. equ;D-
ment 6 new reclining palace chair car
which IS free. l5t.
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CANCER POsitive.yCur
~ No Knife Used.
Safety and Permanently Assured.

Dohot delay day = you have can-c- W-..e yo-
lest nonlais and tuforTnstioa. or come 70 Wichita
M oe eAsAlined o. ON Medical Director " ) R0.-
cheile. Address THE VIC HIrA REIIsIDY 90
70. reference O; our work, wrlte. ID Tvr
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No change Of cars OF any kind between
lchita and y. Louis via the New Mis-
ourl Pacific short line" d5S II
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~Ialt express fer kEnszs City. -, L0gis
,rf - sast leavcs Wichits a. 80 D. -.
(. AR car and Pullman sls~psrs Cn ihis
e. Alsyc -EiPGcILc railway. Ie,t
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TRAINS
.ORTH ANn IA

Trains marked thus = daily.
EQUIPMENT NORTH AND EAST.
Train No. 4li, Kansas City express. runs solid 10
Kansas City has chair car service.
Train No 402 comes direct from Galveston and is
athrough Chicago train leaving Wichita at IS . in
ana arrives In Ceicago the next day at ?. Q d m
train No. tS hae free reclining chair car TO Kan
sas CITY Pullman 10 Kansas City also to Topeka
Atchison and st. Joseph.
EQUIPMENT SOUTH ANDwEST
Train No 4O7. has Pullman and chair cars
osth and Galveston
Tra!a No. I3 has reclining chair car from Kansas
City and stops al Wichita
City Union Ticket Office l22 North Main street and
Union Passenger station corner Douglas and SIN
avenues. W. d MURDOCH d. = 4
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS

nc photographed; Pictures IN ST sizes ana str'es
re also carries the finest assortment oy ricf--.
flames In the city. Give him friendly cal a5S
examine samples. -1
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There were not enough cattle on sale to-
cay to make market. There was a better
feeling, however, among buyers, and good
cattle of all kinds would have found ready
sale at steady prices. Some choice COWS
today sold for 1928 The market is
steady at yesterdays close.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by Telegraph.

81 Louis, Mo- Feb. 2l-CATTLE-Receitts
an shipments 1863; Market steady Natives, 81 q
GAO 20 stOckcrs and feeders 50 % 90 Texans and
Indians N@4 10 HoGS-Receipts $50 shipmen Is
2Un Market strong Heavy. So 5OsS s., mixed. IS Is
Sg5 10. SHEbP-ReCeipts 80, shipments 2O1
Market firm Good to choice - OOa5 %.
KANSAS CITY, No. Feb 2O-CATTLE-Receipts
ECO shipments 1850, Market strcng Native
steers 3 45e5 10, 81 2OGtS IS stool ers
and feeders s. jo63 6S HoGS-Recepis 600 ship
ments 4EO Market strong SC h Cher. Bulk. s. IS
900 ~. ali grades 80 WGL3 80. SHEEp-Recepts COO
shipments 240. Market strong, Good TO choice Vi
CHICAGO III, Feb. 0.-CATTLE - Receipt.
eUOl, shipments 1000. Market steady Steers extra
81 5ss5 ~ neirers 20OS3 So COWS j SOa2 s. stock
els e5dJ ~ HOGS-ReCeipts 5000 Shipments
ls,U. Market active, strong. Comm, n az alko, 81
prime packers and mixed 3 55a3 s., prime heavy
ma butcher weights 50 1GG5 IS ligh; Is a5a3 10
tEP-keCeipts 1000 shipments 300 Market sc-
Give irregu ar. Natives a. 0@G So westerns 4 4Ia
~. fed Texans 1908 o. native lambs >5 OqGG 5sI
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Es9lf
FINANGANDCOMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receip;s Olive Stock at the Union Stock
Ysr6s during the past "a hours--44
Cattle, 491 Hogs. Shipments: S3
Cattle, 926 Hogs.
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AA1i'AAS receipts shipments.
Kansas Cuy Produce.

BUTTER-Firm. Fancy creamery S-asSc ext-,
nrsts z'Ns@2sQc, nrsts 2-S2ic, DAIRY :4S2sc, dr.tS
extra 70 &c. nrsts l9430c, 9S
ElTlrS-l6r
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Wichita Produce MARKER.

WICHITA, Kan, Feb. 80
FIoUR-Ilirht patent 81 81. second patent s. o.
extra fancy 81 s. N'
BUFTEh-Fancy creamery 26c. choice creamery
., common dairy l0Gl lSc, good creamery zUc
finest dairy &c fine dairy ljC.
EGGS strictly fresh, with cases lac strictIv
fresh, without cases lSc
FoULTRN-koosters 81 5OG2 co. hens 81 nOod2 10
NGSkS - UNn2 90, live turkeys G@7c per pound
.lOl y INt.N-M Minnesota, sacked, per bu. 81 10
COAL .-Authracite Sll CO. Canon City g o. Weir
81 ~ GCAlder 81 on " '
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M. m, CHICAGO. Feb. %
Oorn-SteadY.
Oats-SteA0y.
Pork-F rm
Lard steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
MMkAT-F February 94Asc, Mag T2sc July 95lac.
COhN-February a},Sc. May s5lsc July SSlsc
1AlS-te brusry 46c, May i6isc. July &c
fOhh-March ~ &, MAY ~ 91ls Juy $40 ~
LAhD-Narch - SCI, May s. %. July Sc "a
SOGAR-Cut loaf Ts0s 7Ac graduated exc stand
ard 64ac.
Cash quotations were follows:
FLOIR-Quet, Winter patent - 5Osl So spring
patent 81 40G4 ~, BAKERS 81 s5GS u
WREAT-No2 cash 9i4sc,
CORN-l1tC.
.OATS-S6c
RNE-SOa SJlsc
BARLEY Nominal.
FLANSEED-Sl -
TlMOTHY-Sl Is
PORk-te Is
lARD-ib 81
SHORT RTBS-u eaR1 e
DRY SALT SHOULDERS-ss gnaIm
SPORT CLEAR SlDES-Ss s5st4 81
WHlSKN-Sl a.
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FLYER "a =. louis and the esst. II leaves
Wichita Al is ? N daily. eft
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Cd Varers 1or sale al tins ofiice-15 ce7
per hundred ct
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WICHITA & ESTERN r. "
ELECTION PROCLAMATInN-

mon licket Office IL North Main street; rnion
passenger station corner Douglas and 5th avenues
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-21
Wfchi. a Grain Market.

WICHITA, Kan. Feb 20.
Following are the closing quotations
GRAlN-CaT lots on track
No. &c. 49,
EoRN-No or better, 4Oc. white 4Ot. new corn ACC.
RNE-NO or better 6Oc
HAYS !Oa7 o per ton in car lots
oFIhOlSD CORN-Chop in car lots 81 l08l Is per
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-21
Miscellaneous.
AGENTS TAINTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
Under This head &C. per line per day.
wv ANTED-AGENT~ TO SELL THE PINLEsS
w ClOthesLM. the only line ever invented that
hOid5 the clothes without pms. perfect Success,
patent recently Issued, sold only by agents To hoa
the exclusive right il given. ept u ~ cents
Will send n sample line by mail. also circulars
price list and terms 10 agents, secure 5Uut tcTtOt5
a once Ad1rc., TIE Unless tiOILeS Line Co. IL
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4 uENI- WA&IEB-FOE IHE LIEE or OH
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pres Gail address OaCe, IsoOIu II. ~ East
Douglas ave. sl-B'
IA ANIEUAGENT~-IN ESEEY CITY TOW y
w and village boa the United rtatF- except ia
state or ksEsssJ 10 take subscriptions. IOsttua~TTs
MAKE uuneJ SO capital required sample
copies lice. taAA COL-uiis-CIs money can he made
uy getting up clubs. Aouless tAv Nloialta Esg.s
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-21

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