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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

The Young Women's Christian associa-
tions OF Kansas will hold their annual
state convention nc Wichita, Oct. s-iL.
We have twenty-eight associations in
the state, fifteen Of them In colleges. car
rying forward the work among young
women. We expect DR.. l. n. Scofeld Of
Dallas, Tex. as Bible reader. Mr.. King.
man and Mrs ~ r. West OF Africa, all
Of our own workers. and Miss Elizabeth
Wilson international secretary OF Chi
caQo.
The associations will be well represented.
and those interested In the work, members
or not. are cordially invited to attend. In
formation may be bad by corresponding
with our state secretary. Miss Dora Cady,
No 6lO Kansas avenue. Topeka. Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
A HELPEk

The Gre boys at hose house No. have
large black dog which gees 70 ali fires and
takes an active part IN the work OF locst-
ing and putting out the banes. Fire nor
smoke will not stop bin IL be i told 70
enter building, and although be may b
knocked over several times By ths streams
Of water from the hose. be never quits un-
I'll the work is completed and al start
back 20 the house. II be could b trained
70 assist Ia saving lifs as vel "a property.
he would be Of almost iBsstlDs5is yAlae
% the dspartmenE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
PERSONALS.

W. T. Howard is up from Hennessy,
OF
F. W. Hitchcock. of Boston, is in the
city.
Russell Virgins of Atchison is at the
Carey
w. W. Andrews is in the city from
Corwin.
Frank Colvin iss quite i'll at the Occi-
dental.
Jrs. f. Thurston, of Newton. is visiting
tbs city.
NJ. A. Steiner of Marion was at the Carey
We terday.
W. Felkner. of st. Joe, is stopping at
the Carey.
]. w. Quail was down from Sedgwick
yesterday.
D. R. Menke was in from Garden City
yesterday.
Ed. elliott came in last night from Sal
ida, Colo.
s. L. Gilger was up from Arkansas City
yesterday.
E NJ. Cooper came down from Lyons
yesterday.
J. A Leach was here from Wellington
yesterday
Harry Horsman was in from Mt. Hope
yesterday.
Miss Maud Demass is here from Augusta
on visit.
C. Mustoe of Greenup, Mo-, is at the
Manhattan.
p. Johnston and wife are here from
Lexington, o.
Charles McLain of Wellsville is in the
city on business.
Harry L. Carlow Of Carson, Ill, is in the
city for few days.
Riley Lake OF Lake City was at the Man
haitian yesterday.
Bion s. Hutchins was here from Clay
{ nter yesterday.
w. H. Wilson, wife and daughter, were
were here yesterday.
Scott Mccormick of Winfield was at the
Occidental last night.
A r. Smith of Ceuterville, Ia, is regis
tered at the Occidental.
S. NJ. Melvin and Lney Neal of Anthon
were in the city yesterday.
William Bequeath Of Pekin, Ills, is WIS.,
iting friends in the city.
Harvey Grace of Cheney registered at
the Occidental last evening.
Levi Welch of Carl Junction, Mo-, is
attending the fair this week.
Miss h. Read of North Adams, Mass, is
In the city visiting friends.
J. w. Thompson came over from FL
Dorado to the fair yesterday.
w. 5. Robertson of Caldwell registered
at the Manhattan last night.
s. F. Chapman was up from Conway
Springs on business yesterday.
Mrs. DR. Dwight and daughter of Mount
Hope attended the fair yesterday.
a. p. Buhler, prominent merchant of
Burton was in the city yesterday.
Miss Rosa Poland of Kingman was the
guest of friends in the city yesterday
MIR and Mrs. Glenn Spruance OF Well
ington attended the races here yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Canady, of Yates Center.
are spending the week with Mrs. w. W.
Clark;
Hon J. E. Howard enjoyed a visit from
his wife and daughter, from Burton yes
terday.
f, H. Fitzpatrick. city clerk of Caldwell.
was in the city yesterday accompanied by
has wife
Miss Kate B. Clark, 116 Ida avenue, is en-
tertaining her cousin, Miss Cora Clark, of
Gibson City, His
J. NJ. Hopkins of Neodesha came up yes
terday TO see the races in which he has
some horses entered.
George W. Fletcher, secretary Of the Re
publican central committee OF kingfisher
county, .. l., was in the city Yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

fine coupe Rockaway is admitted to be
one of the finest carriages ever displayed
IN Wichita.
These carriages are of the Mcfarland
Carriage Company manufactory of Con-
nersville, Ind, and as they have a reputa-
ton that is unsurpassable for building OF
fine carriages and buggies, it is not to be
wondered that they carried.of the sweep
stake. Mr.. +. B. Cozine used his best
taste in arranging and helping to decorate
this fine display and received many COM
pliments on his good taste. This company
is located at Ill West Douglas avenue.
Their warehouse is on North Wichita
steeet.
The third display is made by NJ. A. Nc
Kenzie s. Company, of this city,
whose is not excelled by any.
The firm is the oldest in Wichita
and is located at the corner of First and
Water streets. Their display consists of
buggies, carriages and spring wagons.
Theirs is in the north end Of the large tent
and receive their share of praise. One
platform carriage on display is a beauty.
Ii is manufactured by the firm in this city
and is the finest carriage of Wichita make,
or any other, ever placed on exhibition at
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
FALSE ALARM.

A fire alarm was turned in from the
corner Of Main and Central early yester-
day afternoon, but when the FIRE depart
ment reached the place the box was locked
and no Sign OF fire was visible. Some
think 1t was sent for the purpose % show
ing the excellent apparatus % the many
strangers who were on the street a. that
time, and the boys did make q fine run;
but not even the fire marshal knew Of the
arhi h.ffon hafo-phan1
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
WHAT THE STREET RAILWAYS DID.

Supt. Fitch Of the Wichita Electric
Street railway announced last evening that
from a. IN. till IL m yesterday he trans
ported upwards Of seven thousand people
from the corner OF MaiD and Douglas TO
the gates at the fair ground. and upwards
of three thousand additional in the after
noon, making between ten and eleven
thousand people each way OF twenty thou
sand for the day
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

The state convention OF the Young
Women's Christian association will bold
their sessions in the auditorium Of the
Young Mems Christian association build
ing, meeting the 9Th aud continuing until
the l1th of October. All are cordially in
Vited To attend
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

Rev. Shawhan, the evangelist, accom-
panied by his sister. Miss Matte, editress
of the Spirit of the West, published at
Burden, were in the city yesterday aud
called on the EAGLE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

The way in which the business houses
closed up Thursday afternoon in response
20 the mayors proclamation must have
been encouraging 10 the men who are try
ing to build up state fair at Wichita.
The EAGLE which had been working ali
summer for big results was also tickled to
death.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

The attention - aimost sysTy visitor -
TIE ar hall ~ tbe fair Vas attracted by
neatly fraunssf Photograph - iadT's foos
ard sakls. lie size. The photo va Dads
attractive by the shsDsiinsss - ths sub
stance the shadow represguta- 3 ts
"a .tbfu1 Iks1sss q the psslal extremity q
one Il the eify's most pg2a-sr soc.stY
belies. Guess VITO s. la-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

John Ross.sr. "a kll-rosad vsz Who has
ben wanted by ths police fer gate =
While. ~Ss esazht by ofScsr Dennis yss-
terdAy- he sAs rAfsl1z = row u = Plses
ca North NAsa street. snd wien hrresfs1
showed sghs. ard > frisnd iatsrfsrsa -
sssls. RasslsF. bst upoa b~lug toi1 - tAs
osssesr 4 e. she sas wanted slso sbe hid
our. % tb= loDg Esaiesl aosslsE wAs .As1ed
Ia tie cDo.sr
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

S. J. White q Frseport was 10 ths city
yesterday on business and attending sbs
fair. he says that ever body who vii
work j. ernpioyed down there a. pfsssEt
because tbers are - many thresbinE
outfits a. work. Hs said tbres ~ fogr
machines had % quit work became q .
scarcity q bands.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

Mr.. aud Mrs. Bierman OF Iowa and Mrs.
T. B. Newell of Peabody are in the city.
the guests or Mr.. and Mrs. II, Franck.
1O23 South Water.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

The Woman's Missionary society Of the
First Presbyterian church Will hold its
regular monthly meeting at the church
this afternoon at O'Clock.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

Major Sully's wife of Topeka will be
here today to assist Lieutenant Unrah of
the Salvation Army while the captain is
off on a furlough.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
THE COURTS.
FrnRArr

Marriage licences were tssusd 70 Charles
2. Leonard aud Mss lydia T. Carr. both
Of wichita.
y. r. Porter and Miss r !. para0na.
Eddyvilie. n.
Albert McDorE and Nias Ida Nay Aims
worth, Clearwater. Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

Gsorrr p. Roher a.d daughter - Lsoa
,ook ia tbs q lEhts u ths eity ysstsF1sT.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

very satisfactory. This show was one ct
the chief drawing cards Of the fair and the
interest taken in it was very universal
After the prize had been awarded cries
came from the crowd 70 see the baby.
Mr.. Shaw took the child up azd held Il
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

WI. Bishop & So1s sod ese slil ol -
go e.x&rs Fesszz1zE.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
One Reason

v-sr sss-gy sfsTTse<Y raez1 tsEs go -
- L. 80 r-ss1sr = bsga1ze as $500 -
srsss-a - sssseialiF szsff.ffess - - s-s@~s =
- zs.rfusf frsa- rtllssss sFsgsFazi11 "a hsesf
sarsssssl1A ia 80 rta-sT F1ftazs i-1ss-fts7ss
srrsns-E,s II fss 49, 80 49, 81 80 =
-.e.t - .sts- f-rsrr ea.sss e. FRI rfrsfa Sssa-
zsss Al lrarue~ To frf.s- r-sFss a~s-rtes
- res-sss. !. - EsaEE sazs 49, @EFf-4 t-szFftaza
zsra E.rf safsasEFiil1 rteeif s-tN- -
-Fo~ g. g~srs 49, ssrk sfsFf sFeE ~ -
resr ss-ss - F~afs~f a. ssfs stssl = - - -
aas1 rFr 11ffas ara a8er - - - -
slars- q ~ FEnau Ma AesA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
ELEcTroS OF oFFIcE2s.

The namsIof J. J. Crowley. OF Council
Grove, was placed in nomination by V. d.
Ze:lies and Tom Harrison, OF Independence.
was nominated by J. J. Crowley. Tom
Harrison declined and there being only
one candidate. the rules were suspended
and J. J. Crowley. Of Council Grove, was
elected by reclamation.
The name Of Z T. Ellis Of Kingman,
was presented for vice president "a was al
so the name Of I ". Slaughter. Of Mime
apohs. L. 7. Ellis declined and on suspen-
sion of the rules, Slaughter was elected by
acclamatiou.
The name Of H s Mueller. Of Sedggiek.
was presented for secretary .snd also the
name Of V. D. Zeilies. Of Emporia There
being two candidates, ballot was taken
and II 5 Mueller receiving the higbes,
number OF votes, was declared elected sec
recary for the ensuing year.
The name o. z. c. Baur. OF Chase. was
presented for treasurer. sad also Charles
Rozell. OF Hutchinson, RoLell declined aad
z. c. Bazr was elected By AcclAmatiOn-
Next was guard, and Charles ". EAwes
Of Augusta was elected bY acclanation.
Next was TIE election ot 9 delegate %
the national Convention. AID Tom HarTi-
son presented tie name Of J. !. Winter
burg q Great Bead. who was elected By
acclanat.on Mr.. Wi5terburg then thank
ed the COW veutio7 n a DeA. lt:tle speech
for the honor shown him
We then had 8 steecz from CIR nsT
president. J. !. Crowley q Council Grove
z : B0yd made q motion 20 reduce tie
dues 70 g. per year. the motion was lost.
Nio:ion bT Charles Rozsli thzf The seers-
tasy buy the Wichita EAsLK containing
the proceedings Of the cosTsntio1 ard ssnd
70 the GaTosss rnsk-ez ~ the stzfs- The
rnotloa wKs carried
\ mouoa by Tom Harrison rhs. ths c1s-
veutlo3 par tie secretary az for sls seF-
T4ces Tzs carried.
On rlossoo the secretary WAS ordered 20
sad Iss proceedings O. sss eozEsatso1 70
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

OeorSe W. tletcuer. secretary or the he
publican central committee OF Kingfisher
county, .. T.. was in the city Yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-08

very ort b odOx MRS. JOHN CARROLL
John Knox. Born of this Thomas Gordon
union was Miss Mary Thomas, six feet high
yet exquisitely proportioned. and in her
youth the most beautiful woman in Balti-
more, where beautiful women are so M
meroUs.
On the Goth of April, 1870, this beautiful
Mary Thomas married this handsome,
wealthy and distinguished John Carroll,
and all Baltimore was greatly interested
The marriage was in fact the affair of the
season. He took his wife TO The Caves"
and she did not like il. That seems to
have been the beginning of the trouble
She loved gay society. He preferred
quiet life Nevertheless they maintained
s emblance Of harmony until three sons
were born. then practically separated for
some years, then came together again, and
their fourth son Is baby Of bat eighteen
months.
Mrs Carroll has asked the courts for a
separation. She ayers thst her bus band is
often drunk always unpleasant and coca
sioDaliv very abusive; that ne mas slapped
her, cursed her and done many other tEinzs
that he ought rot 70 aave done Mr. Gar
rol. IN reply wants Al absolute divorce, and
declares thar tis wife Is q firt abroad ard
termagaut az home; that SIZE spat IL a
face, locked hin IL bis room many line
dashed co.d water over nirn o. tne BUCKET
tul snd used shameful language % hiG u
the presence Of tEs3r children, also that she
has wasted as Substance and been TOO free
with o-ker men The courts are applied
70 and al good Maryland society Is scan
GallZed.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Belle Cole, who once was glad to sing in
America for twenty-five dollars a concert,
looks with scorn on offers of less than $500
q night in London. Mrs. Shaw, the whis-
tier, is another American who was never
particularly successful until she went to
England.
Manager John Hanlin will build a new
theater on the site of the old Walnut Street
hotel in Cincinnati.
Edwin Booth says he will never occupy
his Newport estate again. His health IS
far from good.
Wilson Barrett will begin his American
tour Dec. %, at the Globe theater, in Boston.
a new theater, costing $4,000, is to be
erected in Providence.
shenandoah" and "Held by the Enemy
two of the most successful of modern
plays-were rejected by half dozen man
ayers before they were finally accepted and
produced.
Marie Prescott denies that she is to mar
~ John Z. Mclean.
May Waldron, the clever young actress,
was passenger on the steamship City Of
Richmond during the trip which wound
up with fire, and she was the first to dis
cover the danger and give the alarm.
Frederick de Belleville is considered the
best formed actor, Herbert Kelley the best
dressed, Henry Miller the most pleasant
voiced, Mr.. Kendall the best hammered,
Maurice Barrymore the handsomest, Rich
ard Mansfield the most eccentric, Billy
Crane the jolliest and Joseph Jefferson the
most versatile.
DR.. Lyman Abbott, editor Of The Chris
tiRu Union and a famous New York
clergyman, says: II think, most assuredly,
that the church and the ministry should
recognize the dramatic art as they recog-
nize all other arts"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-08
The WAY an Artist Reasona

Here Is a Characteristic story about
the great Partisan man uilliner: A lady
Of high position once ventured 70 remon-
stra,e with the great lan because he
had charged her ei20 for bzIl dress
The material, she said, could be
bought for twenty pounds, and surely
the work Of making up would be well
paid with Eve pounds more
Madam" replied the n1illiner, in his
lofrest manner, go 70 u. MISSIONER.
the painter. and say 70 him. Here is
canvas, value a shilling, and here are
colors, value four shilhngs- Paint me
picture with these colorS OF that canvas
and | viii pay you one ard threepeace.
What viii ne says de VIII say. Mad
SIN. that Is no payment for an artist
say more. | say, If you think my
terms too high. pay me nothing and
keep the robe. AT does lot descend =
the pes.iness Of the hixxlAs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-08

dash. beating D. D. Bulger. and lowering
the Irish record TO % 3-5 seconds. Dohm
also won the quarter mile dash in 81 AS
seconds.
From the time he returned, In August
of the same year, until he retired, in June,
1890, Dohm was almost invincible at the
middle distances. In the fall of 1883 he
won the quarter mile championship of
Canada and of America. In 1889 he won
the intercollegiate championship of Amer
lea in 80 seconds, breaking the previous in
tercollegiate record by is seconds; the
quarter mile championship of the eastern
United States; the quarter and half mile
championships of Canada, and the quarter
mile championship of America. On June
90, at Travers island, Dohm ran half a mile
in I'm. 5511ls. This performance is still the
best on record for America.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-08

of New Brunswick, and left a noted stock
on that side of the line.
Three of the old generals ancestors were
governors of tbs province of New York.
Other ancestors or near relatives were gov
ern1rs of other provinces or states. His
son Johnston became a general in the late
war and later prominent Republican,
and it was his position on the Worlds fair
question while in the legislature that
caused the old man to cut him off. The
other sons, Colonel J. Watts and Colonel
Frederick Depeyster, now dead, also gained
honors in the war And now the parents
of these eminent soldiers, both over sew
enty years old. are to go before the courts
the very first case of the kind in all the
records of their families.
The Depeysters are great in New York,
but the CAROLS are greater in Baltimore.
The former are descended from honest
Dutch burghers, but the CAROLS can trace
their line back for over a thousand years
to Irish kings. Some two centuries ago
Daniel and Dorothy Carroll, of O'Neill,
had twenty sons, and all these, mounted
on their own blooded horses, fought for
Charles / and got numerically whaled.
Then the son of the oldest of the twenty
raked together the family cash which had
escaped the wreck. removed to America,
and in due time bought the great estate
called THE Caves" 1t includes 3, 10 acres,
and has descended in direct line to the
present John Carroll.
Almost equally great in Maryland are
the Hanson Thomases. Their line also
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SIK1ILU.
rufsr tits saf 70 gsr iiDs p~rr y.

CTHAYED-T TEXA7 sIERftS. tAEr HAHK-
= ef BRAIDED sn body. Lave informal. 1a sita
Edrlagg q Can sUs.. ~ slocS g4rds. y lcAt, k4i.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-08
CITY Lighting from Small stations.

The city of Glasgow is considering the
establishment Of an electric lighting sys-
TEN, by which private buildings and the
public streets shall be lighted. In this
connection the gas companies in the city
have made unique suggestion II pro
posing that small electric substations
operated by gas motors shall be placed
at numerous points.-New York Tels-
gram
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. No. Aug. 6.-CATTLE-Receipts
t7OO. shipments 253. Very dull but about steady,
Steers 50 C165 60 stockers and feeders - 5OD4 co.
cows 81 5h03 Co. HOGS-RcCeiDts 42S1. shipments
1900. Market steady to SC lower. Bulk s. l0a5 co.
81 grades ~ 15Gj % SHEEP-Receipts so. ship
menJs 800. Market steady.
ST. LOUIS No, Aug. G.-CATTI F-Receipts 800
shipments 1850. Market demoralized. Steers 81 500
3 sU' Texans and Indians - OU0j o. Gamers 81 500
2 90, HOGS-Receipts 200 shipments 460 Lower.
Heavy - f0q5 90 mixed grades "A 500 a.. light
e 300 A. SHEEp-ReCeipts ice. shipments 3l0U
Market strong. Fancy s. 1Od4 20.
CHICAGO. HIS, Aug. 7.-CATTLI,-Receipts 1900
shipments 1900 Market steady, Steers
e. 5bGj - Texans U0&2 80 rangers . on a &C. ma
tive cows 60a2 o. HOGS-Receipts 1900 ship
men 500. Market weak lower. Rough and
common a BOA ~. mixed 81 S5d5 D. butchers 80 30
a. ~ light 50 5595 50. light grasseTs 80 75R5 10
400 shipments ;l0G, Market
weak and lower SjOckers and common ewes IS 20
80 -, mixed ami wethers q $500 3. Texans and
westerns So 6j4jl p. lambs IS 5GtgJ %.
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Not in the Wood.

Summer Boarder-I think, consider
ing the price pay and the poor accom-
modations you have, you might at least
treat me with respect.
Mrs Hayfork-Well. mum, 70 tell ii
truth, can't feel much respect for
people what pays the big prices l charge
for the sort of ACCOMMODATIONS give
New York Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-08
Ho! for the Mountains of Colorado

Round trip tickets TO Denver, Pueblo,
Colorado Springs and Trinidad. cheap.
Only So. so for the round trip, good to re-
turn until Oct 81, 1891. Remember the
Missouri Pacific railway is the short line
10 all Colorado points. Train leaves daily
at $50 D. IN. arriving at Pueblo next morn
ing for breakfast and Denver for dinner.
For all points in Colorado, Utah, Mon
tana and Washington, take the Missouri
Pacific railway. Chair cars and Pull
man sleepers on all train. Call at CITY
ticket Office for further information. MAPS.
pamphlet, etc, etc Telephone 21I.
r. f. BLECKLEY.
14tf P. and 7. a, 10 y. Main st.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-08

Tradesman Ito old gentleman who has
purchased lawn mower)-Yes, sir, IL
oil it and send it oyer INN
Customer Gmperatively}-No, no, no,
it mustn't be oiled! l won't have it
oiled! Mind that! want noise! And,
look here-pick me out a nice rusty one.
My neighbours children boot and yell I'LL
10 o'clock every night, so (viciouslyJ
l mean to cut my grass from 4 till
every MISUNDERSTANDING.
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MisccdHdHeoSfs.

iA&IED-AJE3Is 10 SILL THE PIELEr-
w Clothes Line the oaly line ever i-VgE ed Ezt
hosds TIE Clothes without p-ls. a srfsct success
patent TscHllly lsslsG- Goad ou-y b sgents 20
y Ion s1C.4sive r4sht q EsFsls IeCe.Et q ~
cs1ts Ss VIII s~nd s2u Pc irs ~ uAg.. asa
Gu as prize 4lsi Ard terms 70 EE@Ats ssCsrs y9r
territory a. CIrs. Address J Hs Psnl@=s Clothes
Lane 60. y HsrI1oE street.. " er-esssr. Haaa
~ yf--sl 4 ca
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-08

Al Oh Irisn woman. Ma HurlsT, hAA
recently died II California. ~ Tie age -
ons hundred AID ssZa;, who always
pTldst nsrse.f upoa tLs fact Tat - =
child ere had ben k.sse1 by sas patrzgs
Robert EEame;- she could distinctly -
raem5sr tas Ira RISING. nn-zr ths
Preach general, Hoche. Ia 1855.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-08
Employment Agencies.
llcsI 80 hsrd D. psr ..l. PER or.

WANTED--MJSCELLANEOCS
L.e.E 90 hs-a q ~ - ~ al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-08
Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. Aug Z.
FLOTR-Hghest patent ~ GO. second patent 50 50
extra fancy 81 n. fancy - %
BJ TTElt-First creamery lie, second creamery
l5C. finest dairy lie, fine da Try &C. common dairy &C.
EGGS-lOc per dozen.
POULTRY BOOSTERS 81 !OR2 90. per dozen or Sic
per pound, hens s. O.82 per dozen SIC per
pound, spring chickens 81 s53 90 per dozen or l0c
per FOUND, turkeys 7fsc per pound. ducks &c per
pound, Eessc-DO demand.
POTATOES-New. 5ac per bushel.
COAL-AnthTRCite 81 o. Canon City SS 90, Weir
City = So trontenac 81 81, Pts5urg, - 50 Illinois
3 o. Meal lister & 20.
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DIR. jas. C.. HARRELL,

Treats all diseases with Specific and Dosimetric
Remedies. Prescriptions filled soon as made
with elegant, positive, pleasant and etfectusl rem
edies. Once hours. 8 to y a. m; 10 p. m; 7to9
evening" to $50 p. m. Sunday, ONCE 524 Douglas
Ave. opposite Carey Hotel, Wichita, Kan 40 mo-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-08
Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, Aug T.
Following are the closing quotations:
GRAlN-Car lots ontrack.
WH.AT-No2 zoe. No 2 hard 75c. No3 73c, No 4
s0c new wheat 40g10c.
CCRN-No ) OF better 45c.
OAIS-20c
KlE-No 3 or better 60c
HAN-Baled - 0O@6 90 per ton, loose. 81 COOS On.
GROUND ColtN-Chop in car lots 81 90 per 100
pounds. corn an oats u 10 per 40 pounds, bran
sacked, Sc per ltO pounds.