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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

ed and futtered wildly at the approach Of
freedom, they babbled of their homes.
Some were boys again and were fishing In
northern trout streams or gathering nuts
in brown leaved forests. Some wandered
through the pastures and meadows of their
family homesteads. Some talked to their
wives and children. Others stood, sponge
staff in hand. at the muzzle of their guns,
or, rife in hand, stood in battle line. But
nearly all were delirious.
Wounded soldiers, it mattered not how
slight the wound might be, generally has
tened away from the battle line There
were many exceptions to this rule, as there
would necessarily be in battles where from
10000 to 10000 men were wounded. L per-
sopally saw but two men wounded who
continued to fight. But l saw many
wounded soldiers marching with their
colors. During the first days fighting In
the Wilderness | saw youth OF about
twenty years skip and slap bis thigh. he
turned to limp to the rear. After he had
gone few steps he stopped, then kicked
out his leg once or twice to see If 1t would
work, then tore the clothing away from his
leg so as to see the wound. he looked at
it attentively for an instant, then kicked
out his leg again. Satisfied that he was
not dangerously wounded, he pushed his
way into the battle line and resumed firing
There was considerable disorder in our
line. Individual soldiers moved, now a
few feet to the right, now few feet to the
left, to find a position from which they
could see the Confederates.
One of these movements brought me
alongside of this wounded man. could
see clearly from that position and pushed
into the gaping line. In minute or two
the wounded soldier dropped his rifle,
clasped his left forearm and exclaimed, Il
am hit againr He rolled up the sleeves
of his blouse and shirt. The wound was
very slight. He bound his handkerchief
around it, picked up his rifle and again
took his place in the line. We fired to
gether, and faced each other as we reload
ed our rifles. | said: "You seem to be out
of luck today. You had better get out OF
this" His eyes blazed with anger. He
svore he would not leave the line until be
had satisfaction for the wounds he had re
ceived. Suddenly his head jerked- He
staggered, then fell. then gained his feet.
A tiny fountain of blood, teeth, bone and
bits of tongue burst out of his mouth. He
had been shot through the jaws. The low
er one was broken and hung down.
looked directly into his open mouth, which
was ragged and bloody and tongueless
He attempted to speak, and finding ne
could not, he cast his rife furiously on tht
ground and, clasping his broken jaw with
his hands, staggered to the rear.
Next day, while fighting on the Second
corps line, heard the peculiar cry
stricken man utters as the bullet teari
through his flesh. l turned to see whC
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dull of intellect, whether he is of nervous
or lymphatic temperament. | will in
stance some of the deaths and wounds that
saw in Grants last campaign.
was light artilleryman, but fought as
an infantry soldier during the first two
DAYS of the battle of the Wilderness. On
the second day of that battle | saw more
men killed and wounded than did before
or after in the same space of time. Iknew
but few of the men of the regiment in whose
ranks | stood, but learned the Christian
names of some of them. A man named
Will stood next to me on my right. He
was cool, brave, determined. In the morn
ing when the Second corps was advancing
and driving Hill's soldiers slowly back, /
was hurried. VIII noticed it and steadied
my nerves by saying kindly: Don't fire so
fast. This fight will last all day. Don't
hurry. Cover your man before you pull
your trigger Take it easy, my boy, take
it easy and your cartridges will last the
longer" During the day had learned to
look up to this man and to lean on him.
Toward evening, as we were being slowly
driven back to the Brock road by Long
streets soldiers, we made a determined
stand. was behind tree firing, my rifle
Ddrr6l resting on Il SbuD Ol d 1lLlD dS OOOk
aim. Will was standing by my side, but
in the open. He, with groan, doubled up
and dropped on the ground at my feet. He
looked up. His face was pale. He gasped for
breath few times, and then said family:
"That ends me. l am shot through the
bowels" | said: Crawl of to the rear.
We are not far from the intrenchments
along the Brock road" / saw VIII sit up
and indistinctly saw him reach for his rifle,
which had fallen from his hands when he
fell Again Ispoke to him, urging him to
go to the rear. He looked at me and said
impatiently: 81 tell you l am as good as
dead. There is no use in fooling with me-
l shall stay here" Then he pitched for
ward dead, shot again and through the
head. We were driven back by Longstreet's
men, and Will was left lying in a windrow
of dead men.
Late in the afternoon Of the first days
fighting in the Wilderness l saw battle
exhausted private of a Maine regiment
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was hit. saw bearded Irishman pull mp
his shirt. He had been wounded ID the
left side, just below the floating ribs You
are done for, my boy" / said TO myself
The Irishman looked at the wound TIE
color left his face. The uplifted shirt fell
from his hands. He leaned against tree
for IN instant, as though to gatherstrength
and to nerve himself Then be lifted his
shirt again and. after looking at his wound.
gently poked Il with one Of his powder
blackened index fingers. He flushed redly
and grinned broadly with intense satasfsc-
ton. He tucked his shirt under hts trou-
sers, picked up his rife and was fighting
In the ranks before l had finished loading
nv musket The ball had cut grove in
his skin only. The play Of this mans face
was so expressive. and his emotions changed
80 quickly, that laughed aloud.
FRANK WMKEsoN
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III III hA1ti N'NA-
2 SbipDers in today wer5:

The shippers in today were:
Leslie Combs of Perth. hogs,
Williams & Brewington of Attica, cattle
and hogs.
Ratcliff & Cannon of Cunningham, hogs.
j. II. McSherry of Abbyville, hogs.
L. A Beals of Sharon, hogs.
a Knott of Belle Plaine, hogs.
D. VI. Cory, hogs.
r. f. Hargrove of Argonia, cattle and
hogs.
Sid Brakeman of Leon, hogs and cattle.
w T. Bulkley of Rose Hill, hogs.
But little business was done today so
nearly all the commission men attended
the fair.
Hogs are still 10c lower.
The cattle market has been about the
same thing for several weeks.
One or two loads of hogs arrived after
business had been closed.
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Employment Agencies.
Inder slis lead - psT Inc .sr dAy.

WANTED-BTISCELLANEOCS u
Undsr ttis head &c Ter Lac PER saJ.
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The way II which = small boy Of cur 40
n1aiutancs net the crisis which, IN t1s
language Of the nurses. was TO put Ia
nose ott Of joint, showed ~ least q read.
ne4 to dispose of . troublesone imDedt
ment with 9 word
The little fellow WAS taken iato BIS
mothers cham Der 20 Sc for tue first TINS
q baby brother. The three-yeAr-old looked
the infant over with calmly critical -
gard, and thea. t1rning % tie maid rha
accompanied him, be said very decidedly
Jane, you kssp that n tks btChsa- -
EnALla H.L
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OW do men die in
battlei That is 9
difficult question
to answer. Almost
every death is diff.
ferent. And tn
manner of The
death depends on
the wound and on
the man, whether
he is chic k e d
hearted or brave,
WQeLQer MS Vital
ity is large Oh
small, whether he
is a man of active
imagination or Is
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 2.-CATTLE-Receipts
Ban shinments $3.50. Steady. Steers IS 2j@5 %,
COWS S1 25B2 IS. stocSers and feeders p UGg5 20
EOGS-ReceiDts ESQ., shipments Steady TO
strong Bulk 81 6ld4 20, all trades sS 25d4 Sl
SHFfP-Receipts 1870. shipments -, Market
= steady.
81. LOUIS. Mo-. Oct 2-CATTIE-Receipts lfVe
sbinments 100l Market steady. Natives 50 91G5 SO.
Texans and Indians - 409S %, HOGS-Iecetpts
Ron SHIPMENTS none. Stronger. Heavy - Sllg5 W,
mixed ii 4Oa4 So light 81 6054 So SHEEP-Receipts
llN shipments none. Market strong at a. 1904 80
CHICAGO. HIS, Oct. 2.-CATTLE-Receipts l2OOO,
sbiDmpnts 4500 Steady. Natives q 6006 So Tex
ans > 20q2 81 rangers 50 50&S S. stoclers 81 $40
D COWS Il lOd1 % HOGS-Recelpts l5,0D, ship
nenrs 7Wn Market strong 10 higher. Common
a. 5a4 so mixed a. 6i 50, butchers 9O5 %, light
- Qlaa 20 pigs IS GOES IS. So EEP-Receipts 5lUI,
el,fprnt0ts 500 Market strong Native ewes SO %
te4 q; mixed ewes and wethers s. 36g5 p. Texans
and feeders IS UOS5 o. westerns IS iOS4 ~, lambs
s. 15a5 30,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

The Paris waters, who have formed q
trade union, are now discussing tnsir
ultiInatua with the restaurant keepers.
They not only insist upon their right 70
wear boards and no uniforms. hut also
to smoke when nc: actually serving.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

Through vestibule sleeper 70 MAnitou
via Santa Fe route every day without
change. Connection is made at Burton
with the Colombo train, solid vestInule
from the engine 10 the rear sleeper Leave
Wichita 8as5 p. m, arrive at Pueblo oslO =.
N. Colorado Springs S ~ N. Aanltou ss5i
a m, Denver II ~ n, - y
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
A1rhita prodnce Market.

WICHITA. Oct 2
FLoUR-HIghest patent g 50. second patent 81 80
extra fancy 81 "a
BUTVER-Ffrst creamery 9c, second creamery
lsc finest dairy loo fine dairy lSc,Common dairy llc
P0ULTn1-Roosters 81 50s2 90. per dozen or SIC
t,er pound hens S2 Olld2 81 per dozen or 594c per
ponnd spring chickens 81 75@2 80 per dozen or &c
f,er sound turkeys 7Gsc per pound ducks &c per
-Dound young geese sc per pound
FEPOTATOES-ChoiCe 65c pei huShel.
4 rOAT-Anthracite Sll 90 Canon City IS 90, Weir
Ity - so Frontenac 81 ~, PittSOurg, 81 81 illinois
a. o. cAllister s. 90.
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LUZ,
Under this head &c per line per day
n OST-BL1CK EHEOKDEkED SAX HASU-
II A Eerchlef on south sIde Of DongiAa, between
Main and Water. Finder VII please lsAEe - tbs
Ollcs and get reward eAts -
II OsT-A LADY'S GOLD WATCH. WITH bAlk
- chAiu with heart charm attached hlled vita
Lalr Ia or near ShaW's booth a. fair grounds a
liberal reward Will 10 pad fof fetaFa 70 Areaas
BTy 1OOas store. oAAo -
n OsT-LAsT SATURDAY AFTERNOON On
IL night pocketbook CONTAINING monty -. -
diHu
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
GENERAL STORAGE.


NIONEY 10 Loan - LANCE OR rhALlf
VI amounts On csltis. borsra, plsnoa. Doasststa
ids. hots1, bonds any good teeuriiJ. y ieu.-s
i oan 20 Ioou over lf9 y Man %. ln q
LUIsII JItE LOANS. CATTLE tOAht-Aos-
i e. loared o. siuest sysrTtblng ~ = y l.sa-
TIA. ELagofG grOcsTy. corner fifHt Ahd Ass-
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Hamlin had large head, 9 good face,
with well proportioned features, and
looked to the last unusually young for his
years. Not great nor picturesque, hav-
ing no personal charm, he was en-
bodied principle and faithful 70 the end
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
HOGS.

The hog market was off about 10c today
and only the best hogs could be sold hardly
at all. Several loads were forwarded In
first hands and some held over. The top
sales were only at S4SO and they were good
hogs too.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
In the School Of Execution and OFatOry

The following classes are organized: Three in
Elocution. one in Rhetoric. one in Oratory,
Health. Grace aud strength OF Body, as well
a. Voice Culture, Writing and extempore
Speaking receive special attention Personal
visitations or correspondence invited.
GEO. W. HOSS, Principal.
YN c. A. Building. Wichita na-lm
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COLUMN ~.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your w ants Supplied

IN. following rates under tho diserens headings
win be charged
sPayable Strictly in Advance.
No Advertisements taken for less than 10 cents.
I)ne line advertisements ehargeoszne rate rs tTe 6
tines - - -. =. -, 49,
10 OADvERTIsEMESTS TAKEN TO RGNuN-
Pytces gIvcn under classified heads iFshis column
arplicabIe only TO local advertisements N0SSfe.sa
aavo-fiseQzcnts taken ~ prices = ven.
Answers to e6verEssnents sent IN coreo 90,
EAGIs Ofsics should De called ioC within 10 Ga7S
after Insertion When ADVERTISERS w.sa TcalFs Ter
werd ed 70 thcm stamped envelopes must be sent
reference to former advertisements shcald give
description and date OF insertion or copy OF she al
vertiRenaont sh0uld b sent .
Not reasonable Tor advertisements gwen or as
continued IN telephone
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
MichIta Grain Market.

WICHITA, Oct. 2
Following are the closing quotations;
GRAIN-Car lots Ontrack-
WHrAT-GAGsSc.
CORN-No or better 45c. new 2S9SOc.
OATS-sSG24c.
RYE-No or better 55G60c.
HAN-Baled ~ 00d5 90 per ton, loose 81 50tS4 o..
GROUND COltN-CEop in car lots 81 90 per 100
pounds. corn and oats u 10 per lUO POUNDS, Drah
sacked. &C per zoo pounds.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

On s-d sftsr JulT - chaags q tins
vii b~cCns Elective between + irh. a
aua Nsw York. - fsst izsts1gsf 's1fif'<
yTt~tsfs y. tt4 Eissoufi Parirc railway
- r.seh EsrT Tork la ~ bo1rs srd -
r-tuufea lie train isaT~s Mafasfs asiiF
a. lis ?. n. srrlsiaE iu %s1 1p[s at -
. n tbs sscoad daT foisoslnE Da4T eis7
ehsnve q esrs - nresssaTy. NElcs = alasiy
ia tie - Less Euica esF1t. , - =
sersrai koErs qalek~f Gnss ftz1 ean -
ruAes ~ a1F cft~r iins eut - "Aei-eI
80 fre~ i. eas.r cara fsalln1za s.aes-
izz ears i ceslFst-
4 J. ELKcEtFT. r. 4 Z A.
Ssf-sf - Moth Aall street.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

That y you are going 20 Hsshingtca
Oregra o. Idaho. Or anT Faclhe cesss
to.nts. % viii - - ysur sfvast4gs - 90
via The Els1uu Psc.Gc railway. Ibs r~--
s1a j. fbaf yo8 vii ssFs tlgEs sna isT-
over ~ Junction points. TIE fszt Faests
express iszses Wieh "a sTerT eaJ a. - =.
r. "a ~ - ssouu Pacific railway. oTrof
corner Escond ard WichIta sfrssta- L4ty
tfek~t oe.es. - North Hsla street
j. BIEcELEY. = & I. ~, " .ehl.--
r.. g. IOHEsEsp. O. 4. q 4. a. - i>zuls
Igl
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

Wy YANTED-BUsIEEss MN WHO ARE ~
w need Of steIogIapbers Or Accountants To cal
at the National Accountants and Hte1ocfabier's
bureau. Branch ofice at the Southwestern Buzi-
ness College Wichita, han We usually have
cur sppiiCailon list thoroughly coInpetent book
Keepers and steBosTRpbsrs, with first Class refsrea
6es. help fuIBi1bed Tree OF charge. ~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

TrvFHY OEE ~ GGTD o. IEFprNATlOE
T. a. tha suhlrrt e s1FsrfaslrE 80 ~ Hsil -
sf1sin > corr ~ BOX fur Alr9ftissrs - fass-s-
rrlea e. Eailer4 grrtsz- - 90 - fsfs = - r.
faataIfs careful cl. ilsf.o1 tfca1 - s.ef-,
Eevs..aser lylffr.org ~ 81 - lest Fatfrf al4
risss lo-rrata tns ciFCZ aficn fafaE r ffefl
tsafd grI fcsi ~ i1forrr a. % stat 49, ,sa
q, Ter luzffera DsgtalElrg y 80 80 80 - -s's
fi.sng AcdrsEs Hgufl4s AcFsfiss1e-< lies -
=1r-I = sfrse1. sew OK. 2eF ~
TrACYCIOP4ED1A BRfTAA sifA- CpHFl.hfE
4 r.rfTfIt q ,.la-5 sflflgr. ElscEs 80. .fieafsa
- ftou page - cszs. - Fe1Hsef. 80 Aiesf -
su6.- - 81 Triarass. ta1td - SAT h4seta -
isessf free ~ frslEa EsafE go - 10 - asl
20 2 - eary DsTf4sata. Ge1,g arnlr.4 a. - itF
ya-rar a. ~ grEt Fspsf. IA gf.sef 1f 80 atsss
sfsa-=.s a. - =. Esszst a. p. = ofgas- Ala-sa-
.--rl - 80 = y rss.s tsarsE :. asFesT Essa
- - fsst 81 sarfsea wafasd 81 ssEB - = 80
e-es.fasa A prraraf fgln4 lffsf y4ss 3 - H4as-
-. - - - - erassrstsf T. N1EEae =
ifs-srr1-T p Bay n =. CAsss >. A. ft.szs u
f---r-se j Vourr q. a ktet = EArt1tr'ls = =
l.s+- j. = c-s-rs 3 g. rrsrr 9 Hsits I -
fsAalsla r. Ksnris x J. Hhlt= - - t-fs-a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

Night express for Kansas City. st. Louis
and the east leaves Wichita aI 9:45 .. m.
Chair cars and Pullman sleepers on this
Ttln. riPacidcrailway lO7tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

BUTTER-Quiet, Fancy creamery 2SS2sl. hne
western I9&22c.
kGGS-lS5SSl9c-
kaasAS CITY Produces
KANSAS CITY. Oct. ,
FLOUR-XX CSC, Xxx sSc. family 81 oS choice
g. sQ fancy - SOL IS
WHEAr-Quiet No hard. cash sc ND
CoRN-Higher No. cash Sic bid. October a.
oATS-weAk. No. essh 2Sssc, bid October 2Slsc
bid.
RYE-Steady az Soc.
BARIEN-flrm and unchanged
BUTTER-Steady. Creamery l5S2sc, dairy l2s i6c
store packed Haze.
EGGS-Steady, lAc.
HAY-Stesdy. Fancy prairie s. %
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

Uulon Ticket once Ger Main and lst street. UnioE
Passenger station corner Douglas and 5th avenues
". u. MURDOCH. D. P. A.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

STATE OF KANsAS =.
CoCSTT OF sxpawTcK.
II D sEgnzer cashier of the above named bank
40 soemaly swear that the above s-s-eEnenc Il true
TO the best OF my knowiedg and teiief-
l. .. sKKNNER. CashteF
Subscribed aad sworn 10 before rs ~ Gay @
ssr.IT O-tooer ISL CHAS Il. Pool.
Notary fu0lic-
NJ comm issioa expires Feb 70 lssS
Ce-rect-A;tesr. IN AIGKS3
?. v. EEALT Directors
John 3. CA2KYt
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RESOURCES.

Deport Of the condition OF the STATE Ma.
hTIOSAL BANK st Wichita. IN the state 81 Kan
sAs at the close OF business, September -, lSsl:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

-Wbsfs EsEss tns orrEs4
TKr.. feurs ths su,eksss ts - f0His
z afCuEl ise41c ssl.Nsg. Asfls
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New ork Money.
NEW YORK. Oct ?
Money on call easy ranging from toe per cent.
last loau at l. closing offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper ~ "a
Exchange active, steady at - S4s4 Tor sixty days.
g. Sii4 for demand.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO, Oct >
wheat-Higher.
Corn-Highers
Osts-Tlrn.
pork-higher.
lard-HlCEer.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Fl.OUR-Dull. easy. Spring patents 81 o0G5 40,
winter patents y S0e5 10, straight = 6>6500.
WHEAT-Octof ~ :6as IeNcnoer Sss4c, May
81 o.
OArS-octOber 2ie. NOvemcer 2194 NAY Sl14c.
PORK-October go 10, December SlJ 81 January
fl2 s5.
LARD-October 80 -, Deem Der 80 -, January
Sc IS
Cash quotations were as follows
wHEAT-961s&s5 s..
COkN-5tSsc.
OAIS-gsc.
RNE-Sa4c.
BARLEA-t0c.
FLANSFFD-e9c.
TIMOTHH-sl l2SI Is.
PORh-Sle l0sl0 l2lS
lAkD-S6 T5a6 ~
SHORT RIBS-S7 l0e71 20
DRY SALT SHOULDERS-s6 253s 90
SHORT CLEAR SlDES-t7 50Sf u.
WhISkY-SI IS
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MISCELLANEOUS

Iicsr Ills tsad - per ithe bef eaF.
ALL KINDS or TRUNKS And THAFELiho
~ baga auay down ~ Csst - cloEe tsu egt -
maze ro4la foT tLe -afgeHt st1ch 81 LbllnaF fs@s
of o4erF 1iacftgtiou ever brpaEaf - TIE ~ "a
Palu1ara harness. TffEk asd - aiofs- - itsrtia
Man street. corner Eeccua-
C,HORTHA EFw RAPID SYST ~.
- TAUGHT ~ mail Leaned iu tAfes E.ostAe-
Hsnd tfaup for free ieseQas asd - ~ y a.
Campbcli. Columbus Eaf- ils-ss
DR LIZ DTCB pEHiODfCAL Pills. Tds
ereat TFanca rrulsSg. acf 1lrsftlF % tas n9sn-
errua rysfsra and pfiFsiY cure vpfeestcn - 80
ulea-=s Warfantsa - fotnefs faslatra-tlfsl
1bass pills ffieais cf - tsara cnriHz FfeGnaeff
Ffr-rftEu Bll cen yarT rggai. EfuSfiateft- Fl 49,
cer. Ia. e. Cs1glgs Engg laa ~ tAaf. As-~rsft4
lqz bass Do1Esas " -rhli<. AAs- ~ Hhssfs-ss east
e.1-f 81 iFr.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
MfJl(1 Eagle
FINANCE COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past 49
Hours were: Cattle, 20; Hogs, e38.
Shipments; Cattle, 5; Hogs, 500.
WICHITA, Oct. 2.

The business in the cattle market today
was very dull, for the receipts were small
and the average quality low and had to
sell for correspondingly low prices. The
general condition of the cattle market il
unchanged.
The quotations mere presented are to give the
shipper an idea OF the general range OF prices The
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations according 10 the quality of offer
3pgs and the state the daily markets. These quo
faf.ons arr only changed when there has been a
permanent change IN the general market The
representative sales should be referred 10 10 get the
daily fluctuations.
IN
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
DEATH IN BATTLE.
How Brave Soldiers Have Met
Their Fate.
CALMLY COURAGEOUS VETERANS
The Observations of q Light Artillery
man During the Tremendous Struggle
In the Wilderness A Soldier WhA
Fought TIL Three Times Wounded.

Copyright. 1891, by American Press Associs
ton
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03
AGENTS WANTED.

ASTEU-AGkNTS 70 SILL IbE Pi&LEs5
w Clothes Line the only line ever invented Azl
holds It's clothes without pima y erect HuccEss
patent recently issued so.a oby b sgents =
whom exclusive right j. gwen. q receipt u ~
cents We viii send . PIE nu8 - nail siro clr-
c. aFs price list and terms y aseIlsi scgfs Jgsr
tsrrltorg a. once. Acdrezz 1he Hiuiess figlncs
Line Co. g EsrInoa street. Worcssfss. Mas.
lz-l yr-Nsd &sak
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

Elegant reclining chair cars on all trains. and
Pullman sleepers from Wichita to Kansas CITY ana
Chicago without change on night trains. llcKess
sold and baggage checked through 10 All points
north south east and west. and steamship TICKETS
sold TO all European points at lowest rates. CITY
ticket Office 100 East Douglas avenue, corner na9
ST rect; passenger station corner Douglas anu Mead
avenues Telephone 199.
w IT, wIsHART, Ticket Agent
J,Vo syn STAN. q. 7. & p. A. Chicago, III.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-03

NORTH Nil EAST.
No az Kansas City express 800 NJ tOoA
No. NG' Chicago NostiOuled 49,
no; 4rses sss' M'sso"i' ~ !mPn e6PM
No Isl Enplewood exurcss- ;G5PM stops her
SOUTH AND WEST.
No lO7" Oklahoma City and
Oklahoma express. .......-. NAA sS AN
No sO7' Caldwell and Pan
handle expresf..........s... .aoA NJ GA
No 4O3' IT Worth. Gnlves-
ton and Texas express. ... !19 N bG
No. Al3' Wichita Express. E45 NJ stops here
No. 49, Englewood accm. - SSO
Trains marked thus daily
EQUIPMENT NORTH AND EAST.
Train No ll4. Kansas City express. runs solid 70
Kansas City has chair car service
Train No. 406 comes direct from Galveston ana IS
through Chicago train. leaving wichita at TO- ZOp m
and arrives I'm Ceicago the ncXt day ~ Sl5 p IN.
Train No. 40S hae FREQ reclining char car TO nan
sas City Pullman to Kansas City. also TO IopekA
AtchisoD and st. Joseph.
RQUIPMENT SOUTH AND WEST
Train No 407 has Pullman and chair cars.
Train No. A5 has through Pullman car TO tt
" orth and Galveston.
Train No. AIS has reclining chair car from Kansas
CITY and stops at Wichita.
CITY Union Ticket Office Cor Main and 1st street and
Union Passenger station corner Douglas ana 5th
avenues W. II. MUHDOCh' " r A
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
PHTLLTPS e PHILLIP.

VETERINARY SURGEONS
Hospital accommodations Calls by Telephone.
TeleCrNph or Mail will receive prompt attention
OSi~e Ne II. y Lawrence ave. once teephone
Nc Il Residence Telephone No. 2lS dss 4 w4l 4
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sT.1ours SAN FRANCISCO RR.

TRAINS ARRIVE LEAVE
NO / Going West. pass Ito
Ellsworth. )........... -....... b&AM ioU AN
mo g. Going west. passengr
fstops at Burrton).......... l3g Pm Pm
'No.4 Going East, passenger l0l5 AN IU2UAM
mo- Going East, passenger 20 SJ PAL ~ - 7 u
Trains marked thus run daily.
West bound train. No. J. has Pullman car.
West bound train. No 3, connects At Burton for
PuebIo New Mexico and Southern California
East bound No 4. is q solid train TO st. Louis
with chair car and Pullman sleeper. makes conneo
ti0ns for Fl Smith Little Rock and Paris, Texas
East bound No. 3 night express 10 81 Louis. has
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper.
city Union Ticket ONCE. Cor Main and lst street.
and Union Depot. Douglas avenue
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Boys.
MisceaHdHeO5ts

MisceaiidHeO'ts.
wv TED-COMPETENT STENOGRAPBERS
w and book-keeperB who desire positions. 70
apply 1T the National Accountant AZ q Htsupgraph
srs bureau. once sor the states OF ksh=as. Colo
IadO. Nebraska. AisgOurt AID efas, at tLS SOUTH
western business College, Hicii,a, Nan @stf
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REPREsENTATIVE sALEs.

The following are the representative sales Of cat
lie at the wards today:
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES

The following are the representative sales OF hog
at the yards today: