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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-26

Children's evening and party dresses are
very dainty, and there is a picturesque
simplicity expressed even in the more cost
Iy costumes The dresses here sketched
are for evening wear. One Is pretty frock
made of a light wooden fabric for q girl %.
ten or twelve. The bodice has shocked
elk vest and is trimmed with little hand
embroidery.
The hem of the skirt is also embroidered
and a ribbon sash encircles the waist. II
you like this dress you can easily duplicate
it; the model is Tery simple. The frock
with the high waist is for quite tiny girl
It can be made in either silk or serge. The
skirt is decorated with several rows of mar
row ribbon and the quantity cut bodice IL
shocked in front.
1.-The Dolly Warden" costume is pretty
one for a little girl to wear at wedding.
The skirt is of quilted satin, with small
panniers of lowered hrocade. The bodice
is made wholly of brocade, set or with
lace fichu and RIFLES of lace.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
nv TalpprsDh.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Feb. 25.-CATTLE-R Receipts
$500 shipments Iat. Market lower, Natives, - ~
Indians 0 % 90 ROSS-feceiPts 4s1J shipments
25,l Market wer Heavy. Is - sS ~ mixed 50 20
"a >. SHEEP-RsCeipts 80, shipments nones
Marke; firm Good TO choice 81 Uoa5 40.
KANSAS CITY Mo. Teb 25.-CATTL E-Bece.pts
i00 shipments l0.0 Market very dull Icc lower.
Steers 5 $50 Is. COWS g Sos - stoCkers
and feeders s. as IS. HOGs-Rec,eip.s l.5J snip
ments 500 Market sc higher. Bulk. a. ;
te3 -. all grades IS OAa3 -. SHEEP Receipts 1881
shipments "a. Market strong, Cher. Good 70
choice 4 q IS %.
CHICAGO Ill. Feb. Seattle - Receipts
15gO. shipments 4o1L Market SLOW 70 we,.A-
tteers s50yG5 40, medium to good tOs4 81 cows
ana bulls eS23 o.. stoCkers 2SlsS >. EOCS-fte-
reipts 5000 shipments sea Market active shade
hiEhsr, Rough and common IS SS<Ss -, mixed
and packers ) -osz2 -, prime heavy and butcher
weights IS eA65 - light $ 5tsSS s. SHEEP-ks-
relpts Sleo shipments zoo Market irregular Ma
3 Lia
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Statuary for the People.

Statues Of fine Carrara marble are
choice and elegant additions to any room.
For those whose means do not admit Of
such expensive decorations are the plaster
casts OF the art stores, which may be pro-
tected by enameling or painted in ivory
tints. Nearly all Of the choicest bits of
statuary, such as the Winged Mercury
the Venus de Milo, and all the we'll
known figures of ancient gods and god
desses are to be had in plaster, and are
often excellent limitations of the arbles,
and very gratifying to the lover of arts
tic forms. With careful usage they will
be ornamental for a long time. Bass
reliefs in plaster. hung against plush,
felt or plain silk paaels, are effective and
artistic.-New York Ledger.
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Japanese Bells.

Bells were in use in China, Japan and
India long before they were known in
Europe. In the space fronting the
temples OF Mike, Japan, there are enor-
nous bells of exquisite purity of sound,
too heavy to be suspended in any tower
which this people build, and SO they are
swung on low frames of stout timber,
the bell being only three OK four feet
from the ground.
They are rung by means Of batAering
rams, made Of long joists of hard wood,
suspended SO as to swing by the united
aid of many human hands. Tney give
ont soft and mufded, though deep and far
reaching. notes.-Youth's Companion.
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Note the ,mnortance ofThls.

The Missouri Pacific railway is the only
line running three daily trains between
Wichita and Kansas City and Wichita and
St. Louis. Morning train leaves Wichita
at $40 a. m. arriving at Kansas City same
afternoon, Chicago next morning at 5
o'clock. and st. Louis 20 a NJ. St. Louis
express leaves Wichita at 20 o'clock p. m.
with through Pullman sleeper and chair
car Wichita 10 St Louis without change.
Night express leaves Wichita at 9:45 with
sleeper and chair car through 20 Kansas
CitT ard St Louis This train also con-
meets at Yates Center with the through
express for Little Rock, Ark. and Mem
uhis. Tenn, via Fort Smith, Ark. If you
are going east. west, north or south, re-
menber you will save time and money by
going via The Missouri Pacific railway 1t
is the short line to all points east and west.
st. Louis and Pueblo and Denver. For
information, Pullman reservations AID
tickets TO all parts of the globe, call a: the
CITY ticket Office, 20 North Main street. or
depot corner Second and Wichita streets.
T. L. BLECELEY,
So If Passenger and Ticket Agt.
Wichita Kansas
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She was tidy looking girl o. Il, oui
rather oversi ressed ard nir to va5n. -ns
took Madison aTenue car az Fourteenth
streer, and as she sat dowa II Wa n0tsce3
THAI she carried ore glove loose Il her
hand. This was 20 display the four ring.
on the fingers Of that plump and pretty
member. The gloves were Eot euit> forty
rods long. and they did not haye quite -.
bu-to.s each They cane a. rs@r y A.
fashion demands. hos-eser. and TIE 81
looked pleased and satisfied SEe ns1 es-=u
riding less than I've minutes 11sn she
soddenly stood up AID uaS-ler-c Ter tie
ezr % sroc. and half a Minute later -zs
on, Of slEAt- Tas1 Il WAS noticed thai SO
Tad let. the glove O. ne seat, ana q to-
about six years q as eye4 i Affective :
fcr few seconds. ard t4sa whisr~ge1 u
bIs rnotzer bessee klIa lozd enough for a.
&c hear
- Ma! ma Shes gone OF and forgott@s
sre Of Ter stockiazz.'-Sev ysrk S2a-
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria
Election PROCLAMATION

Whereas In ad io;1rned session OF the City Council
OF the city OF " 4chila Kansas, on t1e even!ns %
approved authorizing and directing the mayer 70
tai a spec.il election T The purpose or submit n
10 vOie OF the qualified electors of the said city %
Wcbita-a prOpGs!tiun TO Issue bonds 10 aid the
Wichita nd ri paso Railway company IN securing
terminal facilities IN the saId city OF lchIlii; anu
Whereas. Said ordinance was duly puollsned on
the Sd day Of February. 1871 III the oicia paper u
said city; and
Whereas. said bonds Il voted are to be delivered
70 said COMPANY upon the following conditions to-
Wit. IL That aid company shall build WITHIN me
coTpo-ate limits Of said city suitable passenger &C.
Dot and q sutabe freight depot at some point TO De
agreed upon by said mayor am oounC.! am ma :
said road in operation speclfed IN the petition OF
genera! Offices OF said company SHAH be established
aud forever maintained in said city; 5l mat the
genera! shops for said company for the Kansas a.
vision shall when built, be built, and thereafter
maintained within tae corporate limits OF said city
and - -.
Thirty Thousand Dollars, due in thirty years from
their date at per cent interest per annun,
Now therefore. |, George ". Clement, mayor OF
me v.ste. bv law and in accordance with the pro
visions OF the ordinance aforesaid. do hereby pro-
claim and give notice that special election shaii DC
held in said city OF Wichita on the
TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1881,
TO determine whether said city shall issue said
Thirty Thousand dollars OF bonds for the purpose
aforesaid said election shall be conducted IN ac-
cordance with the provisions OF the statutes o. h,
sss for such made and provided. 1ae form OF
the ballot be used at such special eecton tor anu
against said proposition 50 submitted, sua DC a,
follows to-wt: Each qualified voter voting Tor ga ID
proposition shall have printed or written on MS pal.
lot: For terminal aid bonds to the wichita ana II
pssO Railway comuany:r aud each qualified voter
voting against said proposition shall have printed
written on mis- ballot; "A Sainst terminal aid
/ bonds 10 the wichita aHc Ell fa>o halA"aJ C0lH
q witness whereof l. said mayor. have hereuntc
set my hand officially this ith cay OF te5ra.Ty ISL
Attest-w. P. MoNAIR, City Clerk. Is ~
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A Convenient Novelty.

A convenient novelty just introduced,
which appeals to both sexes, is silver case
for elevated railroad, bridge, ferry and car
tickets. This case is of such shape and
size that it can be slipped into the vest
pocket or may be worn from the watch
chain. 1t is instantaneously operated by a
thumb slide, which throws the ticket into
the hand. The beauty of this arrangement
is that it can be worked without removing
the glove or even taking the case from the
pocket. Men tell how much profanity 1t
prevents, while women welcome 1t as an
important addition to the list OF small ar
ticles especially adapted for favors, and my
ladv is not averse TO wearing one of these
conveniences as a pendant TO her already
overladen chatelaine.
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Please Take Note

That the change of time card on the
Santa Fe Route has brought about the
following pleasant features for the Wich-
tia trade, viz:
Wichita express leaves for the east At
SIS a. N: arrives at Topeka p. n. and
Kansas City 5:31 ?. n, making all connec-
tiolIs This train runs solid and has in It's
equipment new reclining chair car.
Chicago express leaves Wichita 10 a. m.
and has a through Pullman from Calves
toa. Makes no stops at local stations,
connecting at Newton with the vestibuisd
Chicago express: arriving at Kansas City
D m and Chicago So next morning.
The D. N. train has free reclining char
car to Kansas City, Pullman chair car TO
Topeka. Atchisou and ST. Joseph. also
Pullman car TO Kansas City. South bound
Texas express leaves an hour later, $40 2.
m. This train has through Pullman car
and daY coaches to Fort Worth and Gal
weston. Tex Further information Will De
given at Union Ticket office, 10 North
Main street, or Union passenger station.
ceruer Douglas and Fish avenues d-7rf
Old rarers Tor sAle al this Offices cen
Der hundred -SG1
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u. ". 7,
Attest-W, P MCNAIR, City Clerk. Is 20
DRoPosAIs FOR WAGON TKANsPoRTA-

PROPOSALS. FOR WAGON TRANSPOtIA-
! Observation-Disclosures Department OF the Nl-sou-
ri. Office OF the Chief Quartermaster. Room 10,
Eouser Building Saint Louis. 81 ssoUri, February
- ISgi-Seaied proposals. ic trip ioate, subject TO
the usual conditions will be received at this once
untii l. O'Clock noon, central standard time Mon
dav. blarch 50 1871. at which time and place they
Will be opened in the presence OF bidders for the
transportation Of military supplies in the Depart
IneuU OF the Missouri during the fiscal year CON-
mencing July !. lS9l and ending June 81 lS'3. VIZ:
Route No. l-Minco, Ind. Ter, terminus OF tie
Chica 60 Rock Island and Pacific Railway) 70 Fort
sill Okl Ter distance 5iaI miles, Route No 2
Woodward /, T. ION A. T. * 5. +. Railway. south
ern Kansas Division. Panhade extsnslon,i - Fort
Supply. /. T-distance 15l4 miles Proposals for
TRANSPORTATION either or both OF the routes above
named viii be received The Government reserves
the right reject any all bids. or any part OF any
bid and waive such defects as are not III conflict
with the law. Blank proposals, form OF contract,
and printed circulars. giving full information az 10
the manner &C bidding etc, VIII be furnished on
arDijca.ion TO this Office Envelopes containing
proposals. should be maraed-"Propo7 ais for Trans
portatlon on Route No am acdttsse1 &c me
a, Chief Quarternaster. - b
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-26

New Mexico is noted as having one Of
the most eouable climates in the world
sudden changes Of temperature are almost
unknown. It i al ideal place for winter
residence. Very low excursion rates 10
T.as Vegas Hot Springs, where the cels-
DRAFTED NoEteZuma hotel Is located l.
co<s not cost mucn 70 run over from Hot
springs 70 Santa Re. the capital OF New
Mexico. noted for its many scenic sttrac-
ions. INQUIRE Of local agent OF santa Re
rorJre. -. North Main street, or union
r,s,se;.ger station, or address @ T. Nlcnoi-
sen. u p & I a, Topeka, Kansas, Tor
copy CT New Mexico IolceF Just issued
Gf,ztt-
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-. I0CIs 81 FRANCISCO n K

West bouad train No. l. has Pullman car.
West bound train. No. s connects AZ I.1~rfoE Tor
Pueblo New Mexico and Southern California
Esst bound. 70. (. IS a solid train 70 - Louis,
ia kes connections tor Fl smith. Little Rock and
Paris Texas.
East hound Nc. :, night EXPRESS 70 8 Louis. has
free reclining chair CaT and Pullman .-+per-
No g. tat eastern express ba- free reclining chair
car tourist sleeper and Pullman s.eeP@r 10 : Louis
No = last western express, has through tourist
slsepsr 20 Los Angeles and Pullman sleeTsr TO Fl
Pss6 Texas and through 70 the Cry OF Ae1ico s,1-
ca Chaaze-
CITY Union Ticket o1ics. - North Main street
srd Onion Depot, Douglas a venue
17-EI~5y- ToF4aA 4 sAyfA rEs.n
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An Even Climate.

Old rarers Tor s4le al this oGlce-25 &c
Der hundred -@Et
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r W. ELDRIDGE,

J. O. DAVIDSON, Pres. Il. O. COOLIDGE, FP
JOIN DERsT. Cashier.
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x-sr. Sal p HoE-s aAFE FfsE GkaiE@ -
zs
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RErREsE NTATTvE SALES
The folcw NJ are the representative sales of cat
HOGS.

The receipts of hogs To-Day were good
The market was active and steady to
strong at Yesterdays closing prices. There
were good many medium and common
hogs offered, and there were only few
small punches of good hogs on sale. The
market on bulk hogs Is about the same as
at Kansas City Tops today sold for s.. 40;
bulk, So 25@83715; pigs and lights,
s225G2.75 The market closed active and
steady, a9Ti about everything was sold
prpRFxE,;r TIVE SATEs.
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~ ,r.se a. srslns aaslY % - l>oz.s asd
- -. II the EFssee rae. .ssTisg -
- - - fcliossEz Eos1Fs- 80 n -
= T. sad y - > -. - sA~t - 40 =.
= $3.50 j. tEe uEtF ere ggrcsus Pal
-. s.slse~ ai~sgsaz cas- On al sf&scs IA
ssF,s,sses. 70 tiss saey hsss Fez4lE2nz es4ir
"A. sSA.s, Which as irs<- s@i
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Employment Agencies.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5

A&D GksSIE.EAE. TO
w I.SrG shorl uAad by nlsl Ae7s - s-sin ieGfs;-
% n tlTe. n4aatAs For particulars &sd frss les
scp aatd ress John CaEl pt%t 90. HnDaAs hAA o =
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F0R sALE--Lisoeigeineoas.

80 -Elss-- ~ o-H&&5 ~fDEE AE BIG
/ - isztss~ 20 &cAsaks zz-s Aass - z
t-Ezss a. zs~~ a. 80 : 1-sFssz0s - q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-26

doctor, Icarne TO see s5out ny brother"
"YThst u the matter with him.
Zone Of his legs - shorter than the other,
and he lirnps- Now. what would you CO y
. case o. that kinds"
Il am afraid should Imp, DO. TEXAS
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Tho Paal Difficulty,

"You see, doctor" remarked the faithful
old servant, IT feel so bad over my mas
ter's not being able TO eat"
1T does you credit. But console your
self: he will get better health thin than he
ever did stout"
''Oh, it isn't that, doctor. But il he gets
thin how can hereafter wear his cast off
."-Fliegende Blatter.
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so~r7 10 I.oAN ~ ABDt Sf5 ~ a. 49, 40
Nj gessra - bDfsss. csttas- fis'.es 80.
-. = r1t-1.f1.-e .ssilse 4as 81 Ai-s4a .i 49,.
- - - s.t.s s. eA.ts Leal4 o. ise2' = s.,f
go Aass1Lsl bass
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y-. wsE.1owfs sSot6sSx syrS s1o1a
.tv.v. IL co. for ctltcrsa o~tssSE -
.-.ssss. - csc scfrr.. Ies guns s4ssys
a! go caT.z I'D coz. ssd = -
rsrl.sssT :1r eszrTtasz Hs1ig =
e>~sss1- ca II wSZ. q
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ltkP Painted Red.

The Kansas City and Wichita special
train via the santa re runs without
change Of any class, ard has in is equip
rnens a new reclining paA2ce chair car
which Is Tree Is :.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-26

tn. waistcoat CT uraerfrout Is Drawn
without darts 70 the figure. The seams o.
the bodice are joined two inches below the
waist, and the remainder left open 70 form
: tAbped BASQUE.
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Wichita Produ~e sIsrtes-

WICHITA. Kan. Feb. Is
FLoUR-Hight patent s. s.. second patent s. Is,
eXtra fancy 81 q.
Re, common dairy l0sl ~, eood creamery S}c,
cnest dairy &c, nns dairy l5c.
EGGS-iiEiLc.
POULTR1-Roosters y Sea2 o.. hens 50 aEs2 81
sucks 81 ttss2 - live turkeys 6S7c per pound.
OVATOES-MtnneSO'G sacked. per Ou- 81 10
fancy Greedy 81 s..
COAL-Anthraclte 81 q, Canon City s %. Weir
IjIy a. 81 Fronte0ac a. %, PlttsouEs - 81 Illinois
e. o. LcAllister g. 70.
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There was better run of cattle today
than there has been for some tim e. The
offerings consisted mostly Of goo d stock,
and the trading in the afterne on wa wa
brisk, especially on shipping seee IS. nc
market was strong on steers Ak "a aoou'
steady on cows and heifers. ADO Ut every
thing was sold at the close IL e MARKET
closed active and steady.
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Cay aaa

4 handsome lithogr4pa nap Of the city
showing ali the streets sud location Of 10
puflIc buildings, ETC. iGr z4Ie ~ thl
yfi.sr -
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago Grain and Produce
CHICAGO, Feb Is.
wheat-Easy.
Corn-Steady.
Oats-Easy.
Pork-Firn-
I.ard-Firm.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
wHEAT-February 9S1sc, May $3.50. July s2lsc.
CORN-February 531xc, Nay 551zc, July Sic
CATS-Aiay i711c, June <614c, July tSi4c-
PORK-Merch 50 az, May SO 671% Juy 80 H.
I.ARD-March s. e211, May IS Gj, July So %.
SUGAR-Cut loaf 714s174c, graduated 614c, STAND
ard A 654c.
Cash quotations were follows:
FLoUR-Quiet. Winter patent "a 50g4 80, spring
patent 81 40S4 So BAKERS So 1898 %,
WREAT-No2 cash s31zc.
CORN-:s}l5c.
OATS-i71kc
RYE-S25%&S3c.
BARLCT-Nominal.
FLAXSEED-Sl 2GS9I 81.
TIMOTuY-sl -.
P0RK-ss 411s,
LARD-s5 u.
SHORT RIBS-s4 5O94 Co.
DRY SALT SH0ULUERS-s3 9D94 o.
SPORT CLEAR SIDES-s4 SJ@4 81.
WHISEX-Si IL.
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Hogs were steady today. The quality
was generally poor.
Horton & Alquire, Corbin, sent IN car
of cattle today.
.B.Kell sent in load of hogs from
Peck.
.Paugh Bros, Sedgwick, marketed car
of hogs,
Bosley Bros, Garden Plain, had two
cars of cattle on the market.
Eldridge & Campbell shipped three
double-decked cars of hogs to Fort
Worth.
George Friend. Cicero marketed a load
of hogs.
r. Sparks, Conway Springs, sent in
three cars of cattle and hogs.
J. Brsmwell, Yoder was in with a car
of hogs.
C. Z. Blake, Mount Hope, marketed two
loads of hogs today.
B.R. Boon, South Haven, had load of
hogs on the market
Grant johnson, Lehigh, had hogs on the
market,
II. Mills, Newton, sent In two loads Of
hogs.
Whittak er received 500 hogs today from
Kansas City, that he had bought there
yesterday.
c. w. Astle, South Haven, marketed
two loads of hogs.
The Bank OF Burton sent in a car Of
hogs.
H. B. Craig, Atlanta, mark ated hogs to-
day.
Sherburn & Summerville, Oxford, had
hogs on the market today.
Bradberry 81 Robinson, Marion, sent in
load Of hogs.
Handy & Hall sent in car of cattle and
hogs.
William McKitrick had a load of hogs
on today's market.
Hog buyers today were: Dold 200; Whit
taker, 200; Fort Worth, ASP; j. p. Co, lis:
Houston. l57.
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miscellaneous.
AGENTS TAINTED.
Ulder thls head Q - w - -.

1 GENTS WANTED FUH Thb HERO -
n Marching Through Geofgi1- We hare "a
pres for carly ISSUE the le * Tea " N = iA =
: h.rr.sl by Maj Gen. O.U.Howaft aIid v istcbef
johnson &c tlirt and i&st OF TIE great stHei44s
OF he war has passed away Tie material lpI tia
preparation OF bio rap4y - the great chieii.iA4
has been IL process cf COLLECTION afd arrange %
Tor several years pass and hence ns N0itie Ca -
given 20 IN. puzzle quickly AID Wlfh qua zee o.
Iltergry excellence seldom. y ever ef.4atit4 ~ a
vork supplied 80 suSr alter ueceasc- " Len 80
hole coaatry is alive Ia Interest - reao be is
story @, ole u the Lsst nd AID ~uIio I4il-
or peusrats OF the present age a Lis "cl@ Vii
coutl4it air. ~ page J. -1e VIII bs = e. 4.Aa.
rated I thoroughly authentic. and VII o. rlFI4et
ia f.e .alA tluGln. a e. pei COPY II FL -Fi4
iul.ner-.ly. send ~ once ~ for 01tti- Afkd--s
Cali CT address room l., 50 ESsi douglas as eis1s
q p =
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nxEsHaEA NkY-A PfLEET SAF - -
4 fss.ss tsrrsr1rY szssF5sz 80 - - =
- O. sassza 49, A. 80 t4esS 80 =. -
sfse-sa LeEEs gsskzss. E1sl4-sff -
- .s~1~sz ftsszs aE1 eg-1<a Flss 49, - -
= ~ - : Lsr.- - k-ssssF1 So 49,
$3.50 = b. 49, - E1sTs&ss - -.
----..sa sss.ssz ga - = 80 - =, :
- - -. enz-s.sts "a sssf 49, -.
- sl-ssfrF NtaE - cE<Ee~ = =. -
- = -. 80. "a g Esg afefsss =
- = q rsSse [s<ssss <. >. &sf>s<@-
- Esras - -. A.
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WIGHT Grin Na-ke,

WICHITA. hsu-, Feb Is
Following are the closing quotations:
GRAIS-Csr lots on track
wHEAT-No. s4@S5c. No 2 hard "a, No 7Sc
No &c
CORN-NoS or better. 4ssGe, white 4os45c, new
corn s5c.
OATS-tlS &c
RNE-No 3 or better. &C.
HAYS or O. per toa car io7s,
GROUND COAN-Chop ia car lots r lAsi Is Per
10 lbs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-26
A New Basque Bodice

The basques of bodices are much longer,
both for IL and out door wear. The model
shown in our cut is fashioned in this new
style.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-26
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FINANCE COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts Olive Stock at the union os ocs
Yards during the past "a hours 80
Cattle, 2347 Hogs. Shipments: 70
Cattle 700 Hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-26

BCTTER-Firra. Fancy creamery 27s2sc. extra
frsts 2,1Ta2SQc, frsls 2-624c, dairy @4s25c, hrsts
extra 22e23c. trsts 1890,
LGGS-l51xSl672c.
ST. Louis Produce
ST. LOUIS. Feb, Is
wHEAT-Cash higher. $3.50, futures lower May
9St a!-l4c. July S5slc. August e5ssc
CORN-Higher Cash 5.A4, Nay. 52]ec, July oi1sc.
OATS-Higher. Cash +t1sc, May 4Ic.
POR = Quiet SO -.
IARD-Qu,et IS ~.
NhISki-Sl Ia.
Kansas City Produce.
kansas CITY. Feb. IS
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLoUR-Xx 65c. xxx 75c, family slo5 choice
81 90 fancy 81 SJsl s..
WHEAT-OuieI. No hard cash Sc bid s5l4
asked February ssh bid. e5c asked. No. 2 red
cash s1lec bid, SIC asked -..
CoRN-oteady. No, cash 4sc; February ts19s4ssS
OATS-Ste4dy. No cash ++9c bid. 451sc asked.
February 445.c bid, 4424c a. ked
RYE-QuieI. No = cash February 7e1sc bid. S01s
asked
2Qc, storepacked 7@gilc.
EGGS-Eirrn at I2c.
choice s. OD95 80.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-26
REPRgsESrATEvE SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF
logs al the wards To-Day:
EP.
Rriar A,eEtiOn.

Good mutton sheep EtGI e -V5S y
Good stock ewes. IOatSl ''gS =,
Good sto, weihers. 15GS5....- -.--.-...- - - =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-26
CHEROKEE OUTLET.

D .rfect sectional map OF the Cherokee Outlet"
containing O5 PA acres, to be opened for set
Element showing every quarter section OF land,
every stream, cattle trail, railroad and station in
that noted country and the whole Indian territory
Size 2Sx36 rnches beautifully coored. Price linen
paper sla5: common paper 800 fully mounted
cloth back on rollers, 5000 Address f. !. ARNOLD
Wichita; Kansas. ooi