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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-30

The natives Of Georgia. a country IN
Asia, situated on the south side Of thu
Caucasian range. and now included In the
Russian government Tidis. belong % the
Caucasian race and have been a. much
celebrated a. the Circassians for the Hfh-
letic frames Of the men ADD the beauty q
the women These qualities have created
In byR0ne times a large demand for tho
men 20 serve in the armies and for the
women 70 become inmates Of the hareus
Of he Turks
The Georgian mobiles long derived their
chief revenue from this traffic, vAlulng
their serfs only for the money which they
could obtain for them ia tie Turkish
markets. Under the Russian severe Rnty.
which was established ia 1850. thts trzfiS
has ceased. and the distinction which d.
vidsc the whole populafioa into the CLASSES
Of mobiles and ssrfs. nearly equivalent 20
those Of masters and slaves. tbongh Ftill
subsistinE. has been greatly modified. The
GsOrgians belong % The Greek church. aud
the Bible was translated into their natvs
language a. early "a the beginning Of ia
fIffu Carfurv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-30
A BABY THAT LIVED IN A SHOE

Following is the story as it is told: A
peasant woman in France had baby so
small that the clothing she had made
ready for it was of no use and she was
obliged to dress it in some dolls clothes.
When she was going to take the little
creature to be christened she was in fresh
difficulty, for he was too small to be car
ried on the arm in the usual way. But
happy thought struck her. The French
peasantry wear shoes made of wood, which
they call sabots. Taking one of her own
shoes, the woman made a little bed in it,
in which she placed her tiny son, and so
carried him comfortably to church. Find
ing that the wooden shoe was better than
anything else for the purpose, she used it
for his cradle, and there he usually lay and
slept until be was six months old.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-30

Whitaker took $40 hogs and bold 100
Hogs are 10@15 cents higher.
Ii. w. Myers of Rome was in with hogs
today
II. ). Hall of Bentley marketed hogs.
Windsor Bros. of Garden Plain shipped
in cattle.
J. j. Kell,a well known shipper of Peck,
had hogs on the market
William Dugan of Corbln marketed
hogs.
Ed Buchard of Ewell was one of the
shippers today, having in hogs and cattle.
A train load of Texas steers came in to-
night for feeding
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-30

The famous rossbush q Hildeshein 70
said 70 - fully 80 ysars on The llttls
town where 70 IL found lies ca TIE river
Iner.te IN Germany. and once bei0saeG -
the HEnseatic lssEuz The Dgsn. Or rather
tree, grows On ths val O. tns csapel ~ -.
Anne. il Is sasssted b s9n4s thai 40
silp was planted ~ L0g.s le Desoana.rs.
son % Chsrleu-aZse. who Did lo 80. ms
more creslta5,s tradition assiz ns its origin
- the year -. l. died - the gTouBd dur
ing the lat y,ars q th- last esntzrJ. ana
Sc present. he.z a- u thirty feet rrpr--snfa
10 yssrs q growth from = root ~ years
Cd The q .deshein fossb4za IL called
the Oldest and rzost famous IN TIE EaroDsAa
word
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-30
BLIND HORSES
Entertaining Facts and Theories Aboza
Their Singular PsreeptlSs Powers.

Entertaining Facts and Theories Aboza
Their Singular PsreeptlTs Powers.
The way in which blind horses can 20
about without getting into more difIicnl
ties than they ordinarily do Is very remark
able. They rarely If ever HIT their heads
against fence OF stone wall They win
side on when they come near one. A
writer in L0ndsn journal SAYS 1T ao-
pears from careful observation I have
made that il is neither shade nor shelter
which warns them OF the danger. On an
absolutely sunless and MINDLESS day their
behavior is the same. Their olfaesory
nerves doubtless beeoms very sensitive. for
when driving them they win poke their
heads downward in search Of water fifty
yards before they come 20 q stream cross
ing the roadway. IL cannot be an abnor-
nally developed sense OF hearing which
leads them 70 do this. for they viii acs
alike though the water be StRgnant pool.
Men who have been blind for any gTezs
length of time develop somewhat sinlilar
instincts 70 blind horses Some one SAYS
that none Of the Ave senses has anything
70 do with this singular perceptivs power,
but that the impressions ar made on the
skin Of the face and by t. trapsmitted TO
the brain, and this 'unreeos -issd sense
he calls facial perception But possibly
this perceptive power may have its origin
in such conditions as prevail in somnam-
bulism or in the hypnotic state Are all
such phenomena in man and horse rs
have mentioned 70 be accounted for By the
two words facial perception,' II they
mean anythinG' However. speaking OF
blind horses, why should they cast their
coats as winter comes on and grow long
coats at the solvent OF summer, and so ~
verse the order which Is the invATishls rule
in the case OF horses possessed Of perfect
visionf"
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There are over 2.Wo Italian walters in
London. not one OF whom IS pzid any sal
airy by ais employers As rule. indeed
the Italian waiter has 70 pay suIn varying
from two TO three shillIaSs a cay - the
proprietor OF the restaurant IN which he
waits In tae case OF one large ana well
known foreign restaurant, the waters n
some OF the rooms have 70 pay four shi.l-
ings day 20 tie proprietor TIT
Ess-
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. No, Oct. % CATTLF-R
$50 shipments GSL Quiet steady. Steers SO p
al 80 cows 81 25g2 s., stoclers and feeders , go
@3 b. HOGS-koceipts l6i2a. shipments S65J.
a <5s4 ". sHEEP-Beceipts lO9O. shipments 4Ol,
Steady,
ST. Louis. Mo. Oct 29-CATrTL9-Recepts $780,
shipments 2S0l Natives slow, Texans higher. Ma
tiveE - 40a4 81 Texans and Indians - 1908 o.
HNGS-Receipts 9SO shipments 6lUl stronger.
Heavy "a 0GG4 Is mixed IS 50g4 co. lights Sl@4 o.
SHEEP-Eeceipts NO. shipments 5O1 Lower - -
a. Co.
CHICAGO. Ills, oct. .9.-C CATTLE Receipts l60Gl
shipments {5N. Market steady. Natives - ia
a.. Texans p 4Ula %, stoCkers - 80 e.. rangers
AZ 25a4 80. native COWS & I5eS 30. EOGS-EcceIpIs
H.00. sh puents 500 Soeady. Common s. tia
s.. mixed and packers - 9Fa4 %. butchers ~ 10
"a q. light - tna4 L. rough % 1ja-5 -. -. EEP-
Receipts 50u shipments lrn. Steady TO stronger.
Native ewes s. .Na4 % mixed a 3 a -. wethcgs
81 50s5 - westerns 81 23.t4 p, lambs - 50G5 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-30

Robinson Cruces island. joan Fsruaa,
dsz. L. r0~ tsusnt-s - = foruaer AuEsrlaa
sffosr. q she1 tas Desrsit Pre- Pres
gives TIE follow lug aoeoezts ~B4rss Yea
Kocth, after 0siag fofos4 ~ tbs t~Trb.s
in ia % lsavs tie arzay. o~t--ra asd -
ssTots 30 fortune 20 = BE - n<FertaF=.
For TIE past afrssn ysErs BE- "a beeu -
Tax CO Tie e-asd wlih = azHsA co-DnT -
natives ard - EgTDp>an csser7s7 from
civilization. AID pEIy eoasssa -a.--f OK a.ia
tEs sorld oaee y-af. vhza bs sen4s ~
sailing yacht - Fz. gasralaO ~ ssrvTlslots
Ele sEppliez-"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-30

ATCHIsox. TOPEKA 4 SANTA rrnR..
~, A1o-e Anf,fNt. 1 \. A \
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-30
Only to Be Seen in Pari.

A beggar rather respectfully dressed
sohcits aims from the customers seated
ct each Of the tables outside a cafe on
the boulevaTds. On reaching the last
table, which is unoccupied, he counts MS
receipts and. satisfied with the sum total,
sits down and in a tone Of importance
calls out, Waiter. a bock."-Paris
Letter.
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HOGS

The hog market was active today. The
receipts were light. there being only about
500 hogs on the market. and the supply
WAS not equal to the demand. The offer
ings were not as good quality as the stuff
marketed Yesterday. Packers took about
everything, and everything sold as soon as
it came IN. The demand is good for good
grades. The market was quoted
10 cents higher and in some instances was
Is cents strong. The market closed strong
at the advance.
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Chicago Gram ana Produce
CHICAGO. Oct %
Nheat-Higher.
Corn-~teldy.
ost~-Hish-r.
FuIk->tgoug.
lGrd-StrunE
The leading futures ranged as follows:
tLotG-Dull. easy. Spring patents 81 a0a5 IN
Flniet patents - sJ-3 ln straight e. 65S5OO
MuEAI-OctOf a. $3.50, DeCeIll, 95}sc May
N02
CuRN- October &C, November 5sssc. May s27sc'
GA iS-OCtober Sl4C. November 5Olac. May SiS4c
PORk-December s. "a. January al ~
LAltD-Noyemoer - 10 December Is 10, Jam
aHry - IN
Cash quotations were rs follows
WHEAT-9s2sc.
COkN-J1&ic
OAIS-aJ'Ss Ol4c.
RNE-S2C.
BARLlA-6Oc
fLAA>EED- SSle efc
IiMOVHA-Sl ISL Isl.
FOSh-sS go.
LARD-Sf %.
SHORT RI8S-S5 9096 ~
DRY SALT SHOU LDERS-S5 TOa5N
SHORT CLEAR SlDES-S6 $3.50 %
WblSkN-Sl Is
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Pears and Cream.

Take ripe, yellow pears, peel and slice
them and sprinkle lightly with powdered
sugar. Just betare sending to the table
pour over the byers whipped cream and
serve at once.
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In The School Of Execution and OFatory

The following classes are organized: -Four in
ElOcution- one IN Rhetoric one in OTatory
Health. Grace and strength OF Body. as well
as Voice Culture, Writing ana exfernpore
Speaking receive special attention Next term
opens November 18th.
GEO. W. HoSS, Principal.
Y. n. c. A Building, Wichita. Ii4-Im
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-30
" ,chits IN, duce Market.

WICHITA, Oct %
FLOUR-Hichest patent - g. second patent a. 30
extra fancy s ~
BIT E,-tir~t creamery 90, second creamery
25c. uues airN ~ fine dairy l5ccommon DAIRY loo.
kGGS-.ttI .v per dozen
POULrbh -EoOsrers I Old2 on. per dozen or Sc
pel pound, hans = Usl1 " per dozen or &c yer
pound, surI = Ccher~ Il .ja2 ~ per dozen 1isc
Der fr'Lnu. turkeys use prr . .und. uuCks-teal
u p mallari> - - per dozen prairie ciackens 500
ser dozen. young -etse &C. per pound.
tt A Nt - hoiCc Nsc pea aI-uci.
APPLES Oll2 % per buShel.
NDAl--A anthracite IA ~ anon City IS GO Weir
fity = 81 rrontenar - 81 PiJtsaurs ~ 80 illinois
g. O.. McAiIister g. co.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-30

CTOLES sf0n REWARD -TDLES lH1E
- the farm q the asauesrsh stf8e CON paEy
fnear Cheney. Elngman county. Eka-. On A0lc@y
aigaf oct. ~ issl. three Aorsss- tns lsy. gsaFs
Old with sit 80 right ear s't - ilaEd. Nigh ons
iron areT fliey years Old. Iron bore CO.
year. cd @4l Yay suitable l-'saEd ior return q
aud conviction of tbleL wire Egf4s che. saeri1.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-30
TOE EXCHANGE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

On SALE-THE LARGEST AND MOST COM
" plets line OF rocking and swing horses veioc-
ipedss. bicycles. dol carriages, chiids SaGons-
wheel OrrOyTs. carts and toys Of al Assumptions al
The very lowest prices they ie sold a. Pa JDsrs
Harness, frank an 10Y store, ~ y siain ~ q
LIVERY ONE Is MED Or IMPORTATION
II o. the subject % advertising viii DO veil %
obtain COPY ~ Book fOr Aogertsers. - PAGES.
price 81. ha.ie1 postage psid receipt ~ price.
Contains Caretu com piatiOn frofl tfr- AuErscau
new pzIer DGIeftDTy o. all the te=t pagers and
class Journals tie circulation rating u ever
one. ld ggosi deal Of inform atom about ald
other matters pertaining 20 the business % sdver
fisiHg- address i.ONeiIs Advertising bureau. y
spruce street. New 0rk. G6W ayr
nR IL Dues PERIODICAL PILLS. THE
II great French remedy sct directly on ths u1@a-
and poslil-elg cure preston - tns
u4eIise-- Warranted % remote EnNDstrukLi1a
These pills should not be taken curiEg pregnancy
American Psii psny. T0y1l. prOgfistors. span
Ger. Ia -. Genuine supplied - 1bas. IAsTrsacs
l,2 Easi Douglas. 4CA4t@- k@A- - wholessls and
retail Ill lTr
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Nichua Grain ,iarket.

WICHITA. Oct. 90
Following are the closing quotations.
GkAlN-Iar lots on track.
NHt-AT-tla s5C.
COkN-New ,ass855C.
1ATS-2l&2ic.
IGE-No or better 5ld55c.
HAA-Baed - a0c - per ton. loose g 0oE5 on.
6Eoi Nd COiNN-CLop 30 car lots &c per 100
pounds. corn "A oats % per llU pounds, bran
sacked. OJL pei 100 bounds.
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miscellaneous.


XVANTED-A BOY, AT ONCE. FROM ABOUT
w Is to 16 years Old to do general homework and
take OF two horses. Inquire at Park Place and
Sixteenth st. Will give liberal pay board and
room. d1fl Ct
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED BUNDLE
w wrapper at Boston store; only experienced
help need apply. IJs q
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Children CEJ Tor Pitchers CassoriA

specal rat-s - &c Gfes Gs
R8uEs kEaszs Gify sd ~ f
o. = To1-Ea s18 fsrgFE %
Fer inf.frurfsea esl So esur.sa
Lig corner 8a.n stfrrE z1a Uaa
sac snd pas-eszer aFpat reTnTf
aEd U5lIglas sHeg1ss- leietii1oae .. 80
v Il s. lsHsEE.
Ct & r. A, WaAifs. Eaa. kills
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NORTH AND EAST.
No. 4l4f Kansas City express
No. lCG+ Chicago vestibuled
express. 1890. .............
No. 40s" Missouri River eX-
lECSS.-. -.ss.ss.s -ssss-..ss.s.
No. Al Englewood expresses
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. 405F Oklahoma City and
Oklahoma express. ........
No. arr Caldwell and Pan
handle eXpresf.............
No. 403+ TT Worth, Calves
ton and Texas express. -.
No. Alb" Wichita Express,
No. 49, EngleWOOd aeon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-30

The cattle market remains practically
unchanged Statesmen quoted the price
on good butcher stuff steady to strong
The receipts were light and everything
that was on the market was sold. The
bulk of Yesterdays offerings was better
quality than what was on the market
TODAY. The market was good and active
and more stuff is wanted. Good butcher
stuff sells best. There is better feeling
on feeders and strong demand for good
grades.
The quotations mere presented are TO give the
shipper ides Of the general range OF prices. The
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations according 10 the quality OF Offer
Ing and the Of the daily markets. These quo
Ia ions ar only changed when there has been
permanent change in the general market The
Representative sales should be referred 70 10 get the
daily fluctuations
Native shipping steers. good TO extra....A 00G4 30
NOD faavfr a. hmrf her. II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-30

Winter Tourist Rates VIA The Santa Fe Route.
The Santa Fe route have placed on sale
Winter Tourist tickets to the following
points: Austin, Corpus Christi, FL Paso,
Galveston, Houston. Lamyassas, Rock
port, San Antonio, Texas, Deming, Lake
Valley, Las Cruces, Silver City and So
zorro, New Mexico Transit limit of 80
days in each direction, with final limit of
June l, 1892 StOp-over privileges will be
allow ed within the limits in each direc-
ton. For additional information apply at
Union ticket office, 15S North Main, or
Douglas avenue station.
125tf W. ID. MURDOCH, D. Z. A.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES

The following are the representative sales or hogs
70 The wards today:
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Gram anu Produce.
CHICAGO Oct %
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Sealed Proposals.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
WICHITA, Kan, Oct. I9 1891.
Sealed proposals for the construction Of
the curbing on the south side of William
street, from Main TO Market street, viii be
received at this Office up TO ) O'Clock p. N,
Oct. 20. 1891.
The curb to be either OF stone or of Port
land cement. as per plans and specifica-
tions on tile IN the city engineers Office
Envelopes must be marked Bids for
curbinE.'
The Mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any or all bids
l52-6I FRED. SCHATTNER. City Clerk.
On and after July 70 change Of time
will become effective between Wichita
and New York, so that a passenger leaving
Wichita on the Missouri Pacific railway
can reach New York IN ~ hours and IL
minutes. The train leaves Wichita daily
at l;l5 p. m, striving ia New York a. 2:50
=. m. the second Gay following Only one
change Of cars Is necessary, which i made
in the - Louis Union depot. This Is
several hours quicker time than can be
made by any other line out Of Wichita.
Seats free IN chair cars Pullman sleep
ing cars II desired
(. + BLECELET. P. & TIA
d5l-u 10 North Main street
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
fOGERS.

Tie Photographer Pictures tn all sIzesAnd STYLES
He also carries the finest ssSurfluentof picture
alnes in the cty Give him a friendly cali and
Famine samples
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Native shipping steers good to extra. 81 08G4 30
Good 20 extra native butcher steers 10O0s
REPRESENTATIVE SALES

The following are the representative sales of cat
tie al the yards TO-DAY:
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observation-disclosures
Uaasr tAis lead & pOr lie Bes ezT.

WISTED-Tw0 FURNISHED gD0Xs F0P
w light hozsekeepIEs- address 4zzEeslAtel y
Z c. EAE - oEace. asa -
I-AsTELs-TD EfT A GOOD FAMILY
w horse 11s. b cheap Cal. Wiz sors- IS y
Nsad ave tIgEs
w ANTEIl-A sECoN B-HANB PIANO SIND
w cssc1.Fe1c 40 5Tzse 20 nsoz =. Esz-sa szn.
cis5 q.
r~AETED-LADIE- 70 ESDW THAT THET
w can - q. c-teb-8se1 UgtFs BTEzEE Els1igl1as
- T. f@s=Erzl ave cis q
W A$G Efs-EAs AAD WIFE 20 90 - tbs
w TeierrIssc arm ~ 1z1ae- a. Favf -afs
rEal-y-ssl- .se1rsas- n &. 4csz. A0r-e ~ c1sts.
axe s=45u - -soeE. ofE5zs
TTrASTEL,-To EENT GOOD PIANo- c&El.
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The Mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any or all bids.
l52-6I FRED. SCHATTNER. City Clerk.
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rHe@r Ms hesa r psr - psr Say
L O-T-tz REWARD I.yaT AEAk GDHNEfg
Il = Man I'D L'o3rAss are. 81 or frlrsca 49,
tacles Lave a. ssElsa BFos.. - "ssi ue1ss a..
id Ee- 50 eifi -
OST-FRnM THF gTorE YARD. THREE
l. hsac q cafe. srp<1s ~ = 1srsa1s 1sl-s
,lesse Eesltg y. X ~ srseF- a8s -
II o-T-s LADT's colt WATCH WITH
saorf ctlzln - A-sf p. h~rNssE =. ~ 40
3 esrsr1 rA.lrua1 And G0rr.s - ffsaT gsesss -
fI-ra - lSls cSace. e5AE
L osT-EED LIwE HAsE cox DEHOENEU
IL address = u Eo-eszl1 q = -el4.a EAz-
O<T-EAS-A- SAEIuEALs BAIL BOX AssD
j. cferEs OK - ~ erassst- "a t41sf
ssFse slF-ss- ~ zse1 8al1 sG4 b-lpsr.a Hva1as
As-urs 70 Kansas Ssl4sa2l ssAz- IS Ey1F4s.ss
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ling New-Through Cars Between


Paul and Kansas city.
The traffic between above cities has
so increased that the Great Rock Island
route has instituted a new order of things
and has put on their trains, d through car
between these points. The cars run on
this service are Pullman combination
chair car and sleeper, aud are the EN- bodi-
ment of comfort. The price charged for
this especial service is but little compared
with the accommodation given.
See that your tickets read via the Albert
Lea route &C., r. |. & P; B. c. r. & n,
and NJ. q st. l. Ry'sl Maps and time
tables sent on application.
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
Genl Tkt & Pass. Ast.
E. ST. JOHN. Genl Manager.
General offices: Chicago. 33-tf
Blank charters and all kind Of legal
blanks for sale by
1HE WICHITA EAGLE,
d7l5t Wichita, Kansas
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Trains marked thus . daily.
EQUIPM ENT NORTH AND EAST.
Train No. 4li, Kansas City express, solid 10
Kansas City has chair car service.
Train No. 400 comes direct from Galveston and is
through Chicago train leaving Wichita ut To- Pop m
and arrives IN CeicaEo the next day at g-l5
Train No. 40S hae free reclining char to Kan
sas Csy Pullman to Kansas CITY also to Topeka
Atchison and st. Joseph.
EQUIPMENT SOUTH AND WEST
Train No 407, has Pullman and chair cars.
Train No. 405 has through Pullman car to FIT.
orth and Galveston.
Train No 4l3 has reclining chair car from Kansas
Cry and stops at Wichita.
CITY Union Ticket office Cor Main and 1st street. and
Union Passenger station corner Douglas and 9Th
avenues. W. d. MURDOCH, d. p. A.
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A NUGGETS CRADLE.

The Story of French Dwarf Who Lived
ia a Shoe.
There is a nursery rhyme about
An old woman who lived in q shoe,
but whether her children, who were so
numerous
She didn't know what to do
with them, lived there also, is not quite
clear. Probably their beds were elsewhere.
1t has always appeared to Us rather unlike.
ly that any lady could live in shoe, how
ever small she might be. But. if one can
believe all one reads, French dwarf GER
tainly did live in shoe for the first six
months of his life.
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Wy ANTED-BUSINESS MIN WHO ARE IN
w need Of steIogrs piers or accountants 20 call
. the National Accountants and Stenographer's
bureau. Branch Office At the Southwestern Busl-
ness College. Wichita. han. We usually lave on
our application list thoroughly competent hook
keepeTs and senOErspbert with 1rst class fsfereu-
ces. help furnished Tree o. charge ZU
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STRAYED.

GTRATED-A BAY. IHt.Ek YEAR Old
- hor4e colt collar srEe. Ella n r1rbf l.o
hate On reward 4 fstzzzee - a Z. Rae. "a
y. MAla sfreeL ais -
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miscellaneous.
AGENTS TAINTED.
JrceT thss head e per llne per day.

4 CENTS WASIED-IHE AETOBIOffEi Ply
"A and PerscEAl EeItIscenc- q Gen IseuJ. T.
Butler. giving pisfe 1istcry 81 ard zssas-
70 tire nfres4 states Tor fh@ U1sE CIsF Year.
from his stand point. viii WaEe ~ The sfatszleu
politicians. soufuails-- military critics the
people generally u al sxies4g never 5efare NIf-
Eessed Tor many year. J. vii ecfrlfF ths living
zuG wake the dead We give il1st r1Ctils -
tsilzezt people without SeT srcs th4t ~ enable
t1eEl 70 glaEs bsiiliETt success q tAts caaTass
from TIE start C2lFzsserh y - are io0zlng Tor
h1nanzs-tske notice ply Tor trinity 70 g. >
JuuKin q Co. - Owe street - Las No AEz
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~. LOUIS Produce
ST. Louis. Oct %
HEAT-Steady. No. cash SGAc October 90
Md negrnbe. s6asc May 81 CHS
my -~tvady. No cash SIS G51c October
zaagd. - 10y ~
HATS-Steady No. 2 cash, -Sssc October 2ssc
'g,e{lher sac, May SlSsc bid
iNkA-Dul ~ -
AhD-Weak IS 10
70 kN-sJrsdy 81 Is
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FINANCEANDCOMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle, $40; Hogs, 40.
Shipments: Cattle, rs; Hogs, 27l.
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hAnsas CITY Produce
- KANSAS CITY. Oct. -.
.fLoUR-A,N6 &c, Xxx s5c, family 81 Is. choice
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SHEEP


Good stock sheep. SOal00 ....... s. SOFAS 30
Good stock ewes 7tgtS0. > 5g3 90
Good TO extra weihers. 75aS5 .......... 0Og3 90
Good 10 extra lambs ZOOS W
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wHEAT-Stronger. No. hard, cash SEC bid
October SIC bid. No. rod, cash Sc bid
CORN-Higher. No. cash 4sc bid. October 4Sc
bid.
0ATs-steady. No. cash 25,ec asked. October
81fc ASKED.
BARLEY-Firm and unchanged.
kYE-Steady at zoe.
BUTTER-Weak. Creamery 23a29c. dairy 1920,
store packed l4al6c. packing 12c.
EGGS-Firm, lS16c.
HAY-Steady.. Timothy IS o. fancy prairie
IS 90 good TO choice IS 00S5 ST. low grades So 700
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~. LOUIS Produce.

RCTTER-S steady, Fancy creamery 2SG2Al west
sri "a. selected dAlrses SO &c.
kGG>-2sL 2lc.