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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-29
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Con.uItation a. sea.

A certain physician in large New Eng
land town had acquired an unenvtabie
reputation for making his bills as large as
possible without mucn regard to the state
OF his patients purses There were people
who Furthermore said that IL really seemed
rs II there were visits" on his bills which
had never had existence anywhsrc else.
But he was skiilful physician, and bis
tendency 10 overrate his services only
served 20 amuse some Of his patients who
had plenty Of money aud were not especial
IL sharp in looking after IL.
why" said one man % another, speak
ing Of the doctor. che brought my dAugh-
ter Jennie up from her attack 81 pne'l-
monia, when two other physicians had
said there WAS no hope for her. but when
she was quite well again he charged me for
three calls ne made, 20 inquire In friend
Is way how she wa getting on"
THAT seems little forced, admitted
the other man. but it's nothing compared
70 an experience had with him ~ the sea-
shore
1--WE happened 70 be in bathing at the
same time one day aud SWAN up 70 him
and inquired for his wife
" she's very well, said the doctor.
and your dauRhtsrsS / asked.
They're perfectly well. both * them
replied he. rather shortly. thought 30
! said, Z 10 delighted 20 hear it, reznambSf
me 70 them and swan away.
And what do you tank | resolved FROM
him week or two latsri An TANNED bali
one item.
" To consultation ~ sea, Eve doilsrsr"
Although ne one bss ever sen that 0sll
the story clings 20 the Doctors nams %
this day. after the lapse Of many yeass..
Honth-a COMPANION.
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I have lately had occasion 20 notice
dresses ordered for snpresses and grand
duchess. bat they pale before ths morning
gowns provided by cootuF1sr . Ia mode
for Ferdinand, primes Of Bulgaria he bas
q passion Ter attiriog biEsslf IN siIksn
xurnptaositiss One % the gowns was "a
electric blue. liosd with the sostezt sarah
over s:derdowu. and affecting sozosHhas
the form Of . princes robe. with sEnbrol3e
sries d passsInsDter.s ia which steel and
lightning blue b>ads were uixSd- Tbs
sab Nas Of soft broc4dsd ak ribbon. hay-
Ing a pattern u match in t0rs with tks
pzzssnnsH.sris.
A creamy white SIX surah shlTt. having
breast rufnes Of point Lace. and pals. oids
rose brseadsd inexpTsNxs Slsz. taxing ia
form of a divided hklrt. wiEh hire stock
inxz, sEnbFosdsrsd with old-raas anss. Aad
blue slsp2e-z matching tbs sash eemplst<sf
tbs custznas, Which zEs told Is - b. wsra
a. a r1orsfnx oonosrf. Bat4Ons scnaded
With br1IHznss and q Turkish 81 - satin.
having diamond AiErse8s N fr0sI Wsss
20 - the "auishiug toGrbss.
The PRIME n ~ sst1ssAe - asy KExiish
xo-shipeT Of tie EsnsOvsT. A gown foe
a. eTening eooesrt vas h EHh-T broeads,
unsd -ith asother sh4ss Of ysijow astla.
and borslersd r0urd tks asek and down
TIE from. With aznb~r b~sds ssd yslbow.
fstfy ostrich fs@Ibsrs- Tie sairts seFs n
yellow six. froated vita noazssiiss Dc
soss s,ulsag sozfrs. srraagsd II kidd e
esatery. asd vita rules q the .4ns ra.-
tssaaL The iSdiss q tie CorIs Ds2tSzn.-
tiqas E. s11a aslsyht in ;hs y0anx FzzIsris
e1@saHs-s---I>oudon Truth
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ARCHITECTS.
W. T. YRoUDfooT. O.. BIRs.
PROUDFOOT Dc BIRD,
Architects and SupeNntendents. ONCE in Fech-
hal
The Poor Lover Finally Turns.

He had finished his Introductory re-
marks, and was about to propose, when he
discovered that his proposal would be
treated with contempt.
go on, Mr.. Sprigger," she said, inpa-
tiently tapping her foot on the carpet as
he paused in his remarks.
81 was about to say, Miss Hilder," he con-
tinued, "that am aware that the human
heart, especially woman's, is a delicate
thing, and I come tonight to correct a
wrong impression which you have been I'M
der for some time, l think. To be plain,
Miss Hilder, because l do not wish to
cause you future suffering let me state
that have never cared enough for you to
ask you to link your lot with mine there
fore do not think that I can return the love
you bear for me. My attentions to you have
been prompted purely by friendly feeling,
nothing more. But trust this will not
mar our friendly relations, hesaid, taking
his hat to 90, ''for remember you will ever
have in me a true friend. Be assured l
shall always be a nephew to you"
And she was so dumb with surprise and
anger that she didn't say goodby to him
when he bowed himself out-Boston Her
aid
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Alcohol and Tobacco.

Oliver Wendell Holmes remarks in one
of his books:
The older grow the less use I make of
alcoholic stimulants-in fact. I hardly
meddle with them at all, except glass or
two of champagne occasionally. / find
that by far the best borne of all drinks
containing alcohol. | think, as one grows
older, less food, especially less animal food,
is required.
What do / say to smoking? | cannot
grudge an old man his pipe, but l think
tobacco often does good deal of harm to
the health-to the eyes especially. to the
nervous system generally, producing head
ache, palpitation and trembling. myself
gave it up many years ago. Philosophi-
cally speaking, think self narcotization
and self Adjudication are rather ignoble
substitutes for un6isturbed self conscious
ness and unfettered self control.
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The Growth of a Great CITY.

One of the most singular facts about the
growth of London is its regularity. il has
been stated that it may be roughly taken
that every month about thousand houses
are added to London. In August Of last
year 765. ST. houses had to be supplied by the
water companies with water; in September
that number had increased TO 765, 7T In
August of 1889 754, 49, houses had 70 be
supplied or IL .113 below the number in the
same month OF 1890 In September, $50,
the companies had TO supply 1896 houses
more than in September Of 1889. This ex-
tension is not confined to any one portion
of the capital but a preference is still
being shown for the north and northwest
suburbs
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Population of the World in 1890.

In the proceedings ofthe Royal Geograph-
zeal society for January, 1891, it is estimated
that the population of the world in 1890
was !, 4S7, 800. 600, representing an average
of 81 to the square mile, and an increase Of
per cent. during the decade. OF the con-
tinents Asia has the largest population,
$50, 600, 000 and the lowest percentage Of in
crease, per cent. Australasia has the
smallest population, 100000, and the
smallest average per square mile, IA, but
the highest rate Of increase during the de-
cade, 80 per cent. Europei is she most thickly
settled continent, with population of $780,
100000, which is 10l to the square mile.
The population of North America is esti-
mated at g, 80, 900, which is an average Of
IA to the square mile, and represents an in
crease of 20 per cent. during the past decade.
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Wanted the Best Seat.

''The coolest man 1 ever saw" said the
conductor as the car rolled northward,
twas on this car last night on the last trip
He was big fellow. When he went to
sleep in a corner l made up my mind that
was going TO have trouble with him, and
put off waking him up until the last min
ute
Finally shook him and told him to
wake up He sighed, stretched himself a
little and asked:
"Where am II"
"In the barn" replied.
HE opened his eyes, looked around, hic-
coughed and instead of getting mad, as l
had expected, he said with yawn:
give me box stall and plenty OF clean
straw"
"Then he tried to go to sleep again, but
I managed to get him out. "-ChicagoT rib-
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Sanitary Item.

Frederick Papson IS an Austin society
Young man who has been in delicate health
for some time, and was ordered By his
PHYSICIAN TO 60 to Eureka Springs for his
kh. that being the best place for his
trouble. which Is hstulent liver, or some
thing of the kind. He Is engaged 20 Miss
Fannie I.oosooRn, and the last night. when
be told her he was going 20 Eureka Springs.
and inpIored her 70 write 70 him frequent
", she exclaimed:
~Dear Frederick, ! am afraid ca7't
write much TO you il you so to Eureka
SPRINGS / can't make the letter 5 n TIE
address hook pretty. Suppose you go 70
Sulphur Springs l can make such Lovely
SSn-Texas SifTlnEs
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Quicker Than Lightning.

Quicker than lightning" is a phrase
collcquially used to express the maximum
ofrapidity. But, according to a contem-
porary, electricity itself is outstripped by
that old fashioned machine, the human
body, by which it appears power can, so to
speak, be generated in the brain, trans
mitted through the nerves and developed
in the muscles in an infinitesimal fraction
Of second. It is stated that pianist, in
playing a presto of Mendelssohn, played
$685. notes in four minutes and three sec
onds. The striking of each of these, it has
been estimated, involved two movements
of the finger, and possibly more. Again,
the movements of the wrists, elbows and
arms can scarcely be less than one move
ment for each note AS twenty-fOur notes
were played each second, and each involves
three movements, we would have seventy
two voluntary movements per second.
Again, the place, the force, the time, and
the duration of each Of these movements
was controlled.
All these motor reactions were condition
ed upon a knowledge of the position of
each finger of each hand before it was
moved while moving it, as well as of the
auditory effects to force and pitch, all of
which involves at least equally rapid
sensory transmissions. If we add to this
the work of the memory in placing the
notes in their proper position, as well as
the fact that the performer at the same
time participates in the emotions the selec-
ton describes, and feels the strength and
weakness of the performance, we arrive at
a truly bewildering network of impulses,
coursing along at inconceivably rapid rates.
Such estimates show, too, that we are
capable of doing many things at once.
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An Adept at Begging.

D., four years old, has little bank for
his spare pennies By some curious ar
rsngement monkey pops out and receives
the coin, and the child considers it great
fun to deposit all the change he can get.
One day he asked his grandfather for a
penny, which of course was given to him.
In q moment ne returned and demanded
another. His grandfather laughingly de-
INJURED at such raid upon his purse, but
the little man came OF victorious by say
ing, "Grandpa, just take that handful out
of your pocket again, and I'll show you
some money that you'll be delighted TO
give me. New York Tribune
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Notice is hereb gwen that. pursuant 70 an ordsr
made ~ thP District court Of seGgrlck county.
Kansas Oh the 3Gth day 81 Aisy 1881 !. ths suasT-
signed res ever % the case Of WARY y 'bhrrp5sn
Cfas j. Champion ct a., vii. 90 Monday. Tie
So daY & June 50 - SO. is Easi DpEgss are
rue. 81 The CRY - wichita -s-1S'Fck county Nan
sas proceed sell ~ public auction 20 TIE tEafEt
bidder. for cash All The stock n goods Nhich thsn
remains on hand ard In NJ charge - rfzriTef %
tie et0cs OF goods LACEY owned HT thas. I. cham
porI sad sock Of g0ois co.stst glg = books sts-
tlcnerv Uotons and al s1Ca goods - are 17sat-F
ksut u stock ~ ffs--Cihss hfsDk and sfAt4nfrTT
store sr5d al fixtures and fzfn.tgrs q 49, s@rr
room ard noss IN ny posssssis1 a. No 10 } 49,
Io-lvIa- avenue ~ "a q city o. wichita sid sas
viii take ptsre Al D Ocl0cE sharp. Etafers
vii lp 70 4iTed psy ss+h - tie Iire - bedlnE-
srd A.! - - are subject - tie rlH-usfcE q tie
rnrrx e7-tl. Z GLHEEH4ffscs4vFr
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The following are the representative sales of hogs
az the yards today:
Brief Mention.


Active hog market.
Hogs strong to a nickel higher.
Quality of hogs very good.
Choice butcher cattle seem to be very
scarce
There was not much business done in
cattle today.
Some medium cattle went out in first
hands.
The local packers took all of the best
hogs.
Fort Worth shipped three double-deckers
of hogs, Garland car of hogs, and Nc
Cormick two cars of cattle.
Hog buyers today: bold, $50; Whitaker,
800: Fort Worth, 1872; Garland, 60.
The following shippers were in today:
j. Bramwell, Yo3er, hogs and cattle.
j. c. Gray. Oatville, hogs.
j. A. Num-, Mayfeld, hogs and cattle.
Paugh Bros, Sedgwick, hogs.
w 7. Buckley, Rose Hill, hogs and
cattle.
r. Fsllett, Hazleton, hogs.
ID. Mccormick, Andale. hogs and cattle
c. +. Hyde, Colwich, hogs.
Bank of Winfield, hogs.
Sykes Bros, Murdoch, hogs.
G. Koch, Cheney, hogs.
j. B. Kell, Zyba, hogs
/. NJ Horton. Corbin, hogs.
Geo, Houser, Marion, hogs.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Ry Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, May 2s-CATTLE-Receipts
$3.50. shipments 1850. Market steady Steers IS IS
cs5 a. 50 25l14 so stockers and feeders So "
al IS HOGS-Receipts 1lS1. shipments 4llQ Mar
Let steady to &c higher Bulk 81 50@4 a. all grades
50 Og@4 s. SHEEP-Receipts ll6l shipments 1852
Market dull and lOc lower
ST. LOUIS Mo-. May 2S.-CATTLE-Receipts aoan
shipments 300 Market strong, Natives 81 QOa6 90.
900, shipments 1900 Market lower. Heavy 81 IS
a. So. mixed 81 018i 80 SHEEP-ReCeipts no
shipments tito. Market steady. Good to choice
s. 50R4 80.
CHICAGO. H.. May 2s.-CATTLC-Receipts u 100
shipments none. Market slow and weak. Prime TO
extra steers IS S536 IS others 81 5095 rs, Texans
g. 259S l5 stockers ~ 25s4 TO- cows 81 S0a3 %
HOGS-Reoeipts 2t0O0, shipments none Market
steady TO strong. Rough and common - Goa
Z - mixed packers T0aa 80, prime heavy and
butchers weights 81 50d4 e., light - goa 0.
SHEEP-Receipts 5O0O. shipments 900. Market
Gull aud weak Natives l5S25 IS Texans IS COCA CO.
neayy westerns IS 20sf5 Is
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0near Cabs.

In Bermuda the soldier crab carries
heavy shells up the hills TO puzzle future
biologists Another species climbs the
mangrove trees a shore crab IN the Cape
Verde islands may 'Ebe seer running along
ike a piece OF paper blown By strong
wind" In Ascension island there are crabs
which climb up 10 the top OF Green
mountain. and the larger ones steal tAe
young rabbits from their holes and devous
them" The famous robosT crab Of the
Philippines THAI cracks aud eats eOcoanuss
Is itself routed ont Of its hole and Toasted
on by he wild swine
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ia California. All months are equally de-
lightf1! 4 in sunn5er one IS Ioc&tsd near
the coast. The co-cailed dry sasson, -
with it, bright. sunshiny days and health
giving ozone. just suits invalids and par
ties needing an out~oi-dDor life.
Santa Re route runs low excursions
every week 20 Pacific coast. Inquire Of
agent A. I. aud : 2 X 4. ~ y. Main
street and passenger station. Douglas AID
Fifth avenues LII
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REPREsENTATIvE SALES.
The following are the representative sales of cat
HOGS.

The hog supply was very liberal for
Thursday and larger than was expected.
The quality was much better than the av-
erage of late, and the packers got good
droves of fair hogs. The local packer de-
mand was the principal factor in the ac-
tivity Of the market. The market opened
strong, and grew stronger as the day adj
vanced. Traders generally quoted the
market strong to sc higher in the after
noon. Tops brought 81. 42115; the top hogs
today were better than yesterday. Bulks
brought s425@440. The demand for pigs
was very light and they were 1o@15c lower
in sympathy with eastern markets. The
market closed active and steady at the
high point of the day.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
following are the REPRESENTATIVE sales of hogs
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Nsw Ianing Car SERVICES.

Hereafter passengers leaving wichita
on the Missouri Pacific fast through train
-; 10 ?. m. for ST LOUIS or points east Of
Fort Scott. Will rnJoy the benefit q hav
ing supper served ID a dining csE a. FoEt
sect. az - , n Liksziss passengers
leaving s. LoGis ~ 20 ?. n. viii -
served breakfast AZ : &c a. "a. in The sane
waT Thus j. the 'sEssnt Hill route"
becoming more polGsAr daily VIII tAs
travelling public r =. BLECELFT.
Passenger ahd Freigbt azstt.
Missouri Pacific Railway
70 North Nzia - =
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Eoet Isi.r4 Kou,. 70 -. P.~.e ras.,-

II ron are goiaz % am Pacific eosS.
po.nis. uoz that tie T1soz Pacific have
changed the tine q dspArtus q her
trains from Denver wes.. you TAB save
t~eive kozrs "a tfrae ~ .eaT4ng Wictlts
va tbs Rock islani frztn. -kich Fu1s
daily. leaving Wichit& SIS a. IL. sFF5TtF4S
a. Denver o'clcck neTt uaornlsg. usak+ng
eirtct connections va he Fsf7lc cesss
trains with touTiss car through - PR
land. Ore. AID san FrAaeasea. Ore 20
Kss- Douglas EveaDs. corner * Main
street " r. WfsnAEg, Z. J. A2d 2 4
"a -
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An aid to Memory,

Haven't ron forgotten something, sir'"
hinhed the waiter insolently as the guest
WAS leaving the table.
"Ah, yes, thanks; / believe l have" and
the guest took half dollar from under mis-
plate, and with q Pheasant smile put 1t
back in hin pocket.-W ashington Post
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Hacked Him.

Victim latter being shavedl-How long
have you bean at this busineSs'
Barbe--Oalya short tame Just thought
I'd try hack a. IL
Victim feeling lis facel-Thst's about
what you've done-Boston Herald
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Eingiey-Don't g0u az times lose conf
dencx n yourself and feel utterly weak. as
Il in fact you weren't worth oontinsntais
Bingo-Yes: felt so the ether day when
nv wife showed me her dressnzke-'s BILL
-C.otaieS and Furnis1ss.
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MAp-A PocKEr MAP or me

nKLAHOMA NAP-A POCKET NAP or The
~ Indan territory showing the tberosee "trip
aud Oklahoma. with an the Indian lands. cap4tElA
nations towns. villages. military reservations. IN
dian reservations and boundSries also The n All ser
vice Of each town. the Eastern aid western lAial
districts of OHiahoI Tho Cherokee outlet etc =
cofpuIete pocket map. 2 b q inch cOiored. The
latest and most complete uap ever pubishsd oi this
nov country, wh4rh viii u olened 10 Few days
W!g - sent post paid 20 gay address upo9 the re-
cefpt 81 ~ cehts. address r. =. MurdOck. BUSINESS
Mgr Eagle ichita Kan - II
TPHOI. STIRRING. FURNITURE NEPAtEID
u and cane sests put In Al i@l MARKET - y
T1HoSE WHO CONTFNPLATE BUYING wlCB-
il TIA homes VIII do Wei - LIT their wants With
Israel Bros 10 viii COst you 10th Bg and j. u.
doBbfediy save YEA money Israel BfO,- - =
Market % =
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CATTLE.
WICHITA Nav 2S.

WICHITA, May %.
This was another dull day in the cattle
alleys. The receipts were larger than for
the past few days, but the quality was no
better, and buyers and sellers could not
agree on prices. Some went out In first
hands, and others were held over. There
is no change in the general market. Green,
grassy stuff is lower than last week in
sympathy with other markets. If there
was any choice butcher stuff brought here
it would sell at high figures, for there
is strong demand for it; but it must be
good. Poor, green stuff is hard to dis
pose of.
The following are the closing quotations:
g. n VI
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Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. May :.
FLouH-Highest patent 81 50. second patent s. IS,
extra fancy 50 SS fancy - n.
BUTTER-first creamery &C. second creamery
lsc, finest dairy Ike, nne dairy l0c, common dairy
&C.
EGGS-l2l$c per do5
POULTRY BOOSTERS 81 SOFA 70, hens s. 2S,s2 80
spring chickens 81 O. 10
POTATOES-New pcuatosS-CslifcrdiSs 81 so p.sr
bCshel fancy Greeley 81 20.
COAL-Anthrscite SIl CO. Canon City IS 90 Weir
City - 50 Fronteuae 81 81 Pitssburg 81 81 Illinois
s. 10 AcAuster g. o..
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Wichita Grain Market

WICHITA May IS
Following are the closing quotations:
GRAlN-Car lots on rack
.wHEAT-No. S5as6c, Mo- hard sc, No 5 75o,
Nol7Ic
CoRN-No or better Soc white Sc
ONTS-I1d4So,
RNE-No ; or better 6nc.
HAI-Bsled SO 093l2 - per ton. loose e. uo3lO o.
GROUND CCRN-Chop in car lots 81 - per lll
lbs corn and oats 81 20 per lOO lbs, DrRn, sacked
81 90 per 100 lbs
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Chicago Gram ana Produce.
CHICAGO. May IS

wheat-Firm.
Corn-SteRdy.
OatS-Stsady.
PorE-Steady.
laJ6-Steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
FLOUR-Steady. Spring patents IS coa5 50.
winter patents IS Oo25 - straight 81 6S 90. bakers
u SSzS 70
WHEAT-Mav Ell 0z7k June 81 o. July 81 Ca.
C0RS-May sc. June $50 July 5+azc
0ATS-MAy <sS1o. June 5544c, July tsAsc.
P0Rk-Jnly so "a september 10 -
LARD-July Sc %. September &c g..
Cash quotations were as follows:
WHEAT-Sl 04JS
CORN-5@c.
OATa-<SSxc
kXE-Ss9S4Sfc.
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MIeEl{gl! 5gle
FINANCE And COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS.

The Receipts Of stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were as Follows: IA Cattle,
1897 Hogs. Shipments 81 Cattle,
Sal Hogs.
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Tbs bzHAlo zrr is re- dagger - e~e0uzfns
al sxisnct sY-ciez- Slaos Ssey hass sssa
paced under prosecsiou q gSvsxnE1n4
tro0gz theT kzzs b-es incr.4aiaS-
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GREY zad wsslsr. IN iTes. 6rzs trans
nsstsad slsctTselig ff0zs oas paint q az
oshes, sn4 distinguished eoaaz<sseg fron
aos-coa9eeLnz b1lsss-
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60 eAs, va TIE -Nes short hus. us
sourf Pacific Pleasant hi roufs-
Throurh sleeping aad chair cars without
esaaxs wichita % -. LcllA - -
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
sew York Money.

NEW YORK. May -
Money on call essr. ranging from So per cent
last loan s closed offered AZ 8
Prime mercantile paper IL al
Sterling exchange quiet but strong az 81 St2a for
Hl.d AZ hills
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SCHOOLS.
ALL FALLOWS ACADEMY.
Conducted by Sisters Of Charity, B.
V. NJ, Wichita. Kan.

The Academy Course IS thorough IN the Preps-s-
tory. senior and classical grades In the Musical
ani Art Departments everyc2re is taken 70 elevate
the taste OF the pupils Board and tuition per se<-
sion OF I've months sTS- Payment REG ir-d IN al
vance. No pupil received for less than session.
send Tor pros pecSuS. II
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DO rot delay day IL sou have cancer Write Cor
testimonials and Information or come 10 Wichita
tnd be examined By orr Ne6cGl Director NJ 6. Ro-
che5le. Address THE WICHITA REMEDY co.
For reference Of cur work, write. d4-lyr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-29
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS,

The Photographer Pictures IN sll sizes and styles
Ne also carries the Gnest assortment OF picture
frames in the city. Give Lin friendly call and
examine SAMPLES