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nifty between the factions at the capital
and perhaps have important political con-
sequences.
From such q case 10 is real relief to
turn to an old fashioned killing with the
ordinary attachment of "a woman in it,"
and such was the killing of Theodore Lar
big by Darwin J. Meserole In Brooklyn
the other day. La<big had a wife and fam
lily, but became infatuated" with Mrs.
Dovie Comstock, a divorced woman, who
was once rather noted beauty in Wash
ington city. Darwin Meserole is but twen-
ty-three years old, In decidedly delicats
health and noted hitherto for an ire
proachable life and gentle manners. All
the same he now stands indicted for the
murder of Theodore Larbig. 1t seems that
she won the young fellows attentions and
Larbig became jealous.
According to Meserole's account he was
lying on bed in an adjoining room when
Larbig entered and began beating and
choking Mrs. Comstock. He interfered-
Larbig made savage attack on him and
he fred in self defense. Mrs. Comstock
cerroborates his story in every detail. She
is held as an accessory. The family of the
young man stands very high, General Mes
erole he father, being among the most
proI eDt men in Brooklyn. Mrs. Com
stool lseriginslly Dovie Forney a relative
of the eminent Colonel John w. Forney.
She married one of the richest young men
in Rhode Island Both the accused are in
teIligent and highly connected. yet here
they are.
Decidedly the most bloody murderer
recently discovered is Illario Ortego, a
Manila Malay, now in prison in Santa
Clara, Cal, for threatening to kill man.
He has served term in the penitentiary
for ID urder and it is not easy to say why
he wasn't hanged, for he confessed to, in
deed boosted of, other murders, and to q
fellow convict he stated that he had as a
pirate and in other capacities knitted twenty
men to death
It Is his invariable custom to drink some
of the blood of each victim, as according to
Malay superstition this prevents all haunt
ing by the ghost of the victim. For this
reason they always kill with knife if pos
sible and in such way as TO let the blood
flow freely. Among the Italians, Malays
and general nondescripts of the coast
Iuario is known as KilI-s-man -lario. He
is simply tiger in human form, revolving
to look upon-s murderer by natural in
stinct J. e. BEADLR
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Driven 70 an Urs,rne,y Death.

The thoughtless brutality of some half
grown children Is occasionally the cause OF
tragedy that none regret more than those
who are responsible for it. A case in point
is that of Katie Hughes. at Wooster, Eng
land She was but twelve years old, thor
oughly healthy, bright and beautiful She
had been sent there to school by her mother
who, unhappily, had no legal husband
She was provided with everything that
money could furnish But IN some way
the children aAd teachers became aware
that she was iilegitimste and "nagged" her
about It. 1t was her first knowledge of the
fact, and the discovery cut clean to her
heart. Then she stole away, pulled her
dress down from her shoulders, Lard her
neck upon the rsh of the fast line and held
it there until the locomotive OF al express
train cut her head of.
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He SwndIed Clergymen.

The New York police have landed in state
prison a desperate man named George
Mouser, who appears 20 have made a regu-
lar business Of swindliug c!ergymen. He
appealed for aid 10 Rev. Dr. Clark Wright,
q Methodist pastor. on the ground that be
formerly attended the reverend gentle
mans Sunday school Dr. Wright found
his representations untrue and refused 70
assist the fellow. Mouser left the parsCn-
age uttering threats A few nights after
ward he fred pistol at DR.. Wright who
WAS sitting on his veranda The bullet
passed close by the pastors head and inn
bedded itself in the side OF the ho1ss.
When arrested Mouser had a menoran-
dunn book 10 his pocket containing list q
$50 olergymen nethodicalIy arranged for
easy refexeaoe.
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A warrant was taken out for the arrest
of one Sam Robinson, of the Hugoton fac
ton. and Sheriff John Gross, and
posse of four went into No NJ ms Land to
arrest him. They were surprised at night
in their camp by Hugo army" and
four OF them deliberately rdered The
fifth, a lad named he Tommy, was
shot down, and teignipg death escaped He
had strength 20 climb upon his horse and
ride 70 voorhis, in Stevens county, where
he swore to an AFFIDAVIT, detailing the mas
sacre
Then Woodsdale rose as one man. and
civil war wa on the point Of breaking out,
when the state authorities interfered and
sent militia TO preserve the peace. Nc
Mans Land being in the meantime an
nexed 70 Texas for judicial purposes, the
indicted Hugotonians were tried al Paris
IN that state Nearly roe were indeed
but ouly tweRsy-nine were tried, the trial
lasting from June II 70 July Q, and en-
citing both states throughout SIX per
sons were found guilty Of murder on what
seems the ciesrsst evidence. but q rev
trial VISA obtained and Is Jet to come of
James Brennan was witness fer thu
srfense, and Colonel Wood. as prosecuting
swyer. handled him roughly. Then Bren-
nan swore 70 have blood The county seat
war went On All the men were srEns except
those the militia hsd dissrmed Judge
Botkiu made Brennan his body guard as
he drove about the country. Colonel Wood
stood as candidate for county prosecutor
and William o'Couner Was apparently
elected, but fra1d WAS alleged and 4
contest instituted Colonel Wood was then
indicted 81 Hugoton on charges Of bribery,
aud on the DAY set for the IriaA rs euezales
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Two tex trains tars been sddst D. 80
alrsaa 7 exec EFT connections eat tkzs ths
Great Rex Island route Ia teen ctieg!Gs
% IS patron
TIE Lake shore and Nlctigsn soztssra
has put o. a Es~ fFa5n. leaving ChieAz9
daily - lGG3 n u and ths Fort Wsyls
iPsunsy4Fabla anssJ. ous a. 1915 = "a
Tssts ara daily trz8ns sckssi4iss4 ca
fat t-rls. ard arrived a. soN York ctty
nsxt AftsrBoscu - : o'c4oek. Ard "a 80
trst r1satlDued ECsIoa passrn sszs Fea1s
their cssfsnai.on two Ao1rs lasrf-
Z be fzst vsstlba.ss1 sEgFess from Is1yfF.
Col0raso spr.aEs AID Pueblo. "a t-1ih
E.E1za@ CsfF AID - Jossga. arrives a.
Chicago ~ 20 a "a CaIT and ia
vssftauisd sTFrrzs from Ds1aaa AID "a
iowa ualu lars ar Fe- 80 thirazZ -
s-l5 4 II. cal Joss -EEAsTtAA
General Ticket ard i,zsse1zsE AEsuL
= - sC.E, GsGssAl &@saSxE. s~d
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NIoknames of Poets.

Some one gives the following Is the
nicknames of certain authors Emsrson-
The Sphinx Sehiiler-The Republican
Poet Goethe-The Poet Of Panthsism-
ShsIley-The Eternal Child Keats-The
ResurrectioDized Creek Byron-The Poet
CT Passion. Aoore-Ths Butterfly. Jers-
my Taylor-The Shakespeare Of Div!neS.
Colsridge-Tbe Insulated Son Of Esverie
Bunyan-sporsor Of the People. Shake
speare-Ths Myriad Minded Ben Jorson
The Divine Bully o. The Old English
ParnAssus- sperser-Tbe Poets Poet
Chz1cer-The Well Of English Undecided.
CT the Morning Star Of English Poe-n
Csedmon-The Milton Of the For=fsthers.
New York Tribune
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on their way to Kansas. He became q
leader at the start, fought often, advocated
always the most daring measures, and
wife invariably sustained him. When
town of Lawrence was besieged she ma
her way out, concealed under her dress as
much ammunition as she could carry and
returned with it to the help of the garrison.
One day in Westport, Mo-, Colonel Wood
boastfuliy announced himself as Eli
Thayer, then drew two revolvers and
fought his way out Of town. On another
occasion he held his revolver at the breast
of Missour1an and made him sit sslll and
listen to a red hot TRADE. VIII peace
came he did not relish it, but kept well on
the border and was the central figure in
many a local quarrel In 1856 Stevens
county was organized, and ION the face of
the returns" Hugoton had a small major
ity for the county seat. Colonel Wood al
legged fraud and began a suit The Hugo
ton men then kidnapped and carried him
into the Indian Territory, closely pur-
sued by the Woodsdale army but he was
not rescued till too late TO prosecute the
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Under tsls bead Z per llEs per fav.
CTRAYED-A LITTLE DONKEY (BURRol
- from Riverside. Finder will please notify U.
q. Eckstein, lcl Nutth Main street 'd.s-ag'
ATRAYED OR STOLEN-fRoM Ny HESf-
- denCe on College iilli Que bay horse about ~
or 70 hands high, wearing leather halter. Return
O " 80 Collins. at Shaw's music house. DIST
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. No, July 2L-CATTL E-ReceIpts
500. shipments 1880 Market dun and generally
Ice lower. Steers 81 u065 s.. cows 81 1905 %,
etockers and feeders y % 90 10 HOGS-Rccepts
800, shipments 1910 Market opened strong. closed
weak and dun Bulk IS aOe5 n all grades ~ u
90 AZ, SHEkP-keccipts 220, shipments ll20.
Market steady. Lambs 29a25c lower.
ST Louis Mo, y2l-CATTLE-Receipts $500,
shipments ISg Market lover 90 Native steers steers
= Receipts 23J0, shipments 22p Market lower.
Heavy s. 5o95 o. mixed - 0lG5 So light s. 40G5 6l
.SHEEP-Rccepts 34UO, shipments 100 Market firm.
fancy IS O0G4 o.
CHICAGO. Ills. July observation-disclosures 10000
shipments 1900 Market lower. Native steers
81 50G5 20. Texans - S0&4 ., stoclsers - $50 Is
cows 81 5Qs3 80 H0GS-Recepts lSsl. shipmen 5
500. Market irregular. Cough and common - 500
9 ~. mixed - 0J65 -, butchers Is 4J@575. light
g. ,vSs9 -. SdEEf-ItcelpIf AtN shipments lUOO
Market weak. Native ewes - j9q4 TO mixed and
welhers 81 7u54 -. westerns - Texans -. lambs
IS 300 20.
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BRIEF Mention.


Hogs so 10c lower
Cattle about steady at yesterdays clos
ing prices.
John Slocumb was here from Peabody
with cattle and hogs.
There was no stock shipped from the
yards today.
a. G. Burchinal, of Ewall, was in with
cattle and hogs
Two packing companies bought all the
hogs: Fort Worth taking 245 and Whit
taker r.
). Bramwell, Of Elmer, furnished a car
OF cattle and hogs for today's trading.
W. j. Maple unIoaded two cars of cattle
from Englewood tor feed and water. They
are billed to Omaha, Neb.
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Remember Wen and Bear in Mind

That if you are going to Washington
Oregon or Idaho, or any Pacific coast
points. it will be to your advantage 10 60
via the Missouri Pacific railway. The rea-
son Is that you VIII save time ani lay
overs at junction points. The fast Pacific
express leaves Wichita every day a. 5;35 p
N. via the Missouri Pacific railway, depot
corner Second and Wichita streets. City
ticket Office. 100 North Main street
{. E. BLECKLEY, p * 7. Agt.. Wichits.
H. Z. TOWNSEND, u. p. ~ I. A, st. Louis.
l0l -
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flowing are Tie closing quotations:
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Tic following are The EeareaenIat.ye sales of cat
HOGS

Trading in the hog market today was
better than yesterday, but could not be
called lively One packer, only, was in
the field with Il small order until late in
the afternoon when Fort Worth began
buying. There were three loads in and
about every thing in the yards was dis
posed Of The general market was lower
by 5@lOc, but one load of extra fine hogs
sold for 1921, p higher than the tops
OF yeotesday.
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The Rcck Isisud have placed on ssls
tour!st tickets % Colorado posrt. a. sps1lzi
low rates FOR TIE round trip. E1si iinait for
return passage October 81. q, a.so sIcgT-
sion rates 20 Salt Lake. Og3sa. Helena
ard California points. - a grss, Tstac-
ton. Please call ~ ire Rock Isiauc of3cs
b@fors purchasing tickets. and obtsia
reliable IufCyug Atlon a. % rcutsz, rates ADJ
tine City cGicr. 100 EEsi Douglas
avenue. ccrusr q Eain s,r,st depot. cor
ssr &eSd and Do1glss sTeuzsA
" r. WisHAET,
City tlckst sad passenger agent. Wlch.
ia. Kau. ifti
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In diphfhsria %. WIS resides II The
false membrane, aud Tor that reason IS l.es
likely 70 Dc carried 70 = distance; bat the
particles long retain their power q infec-
TOR The oontsgiousnsss Of consumption
les N the patients eTp~c.orstsons and d4s-
charges iftnese are carefully received ias
olsinfectirg fuid There = as-1osi 10 danger
70 A.sendEa.s AID frlaa1A
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Wichita Produce MARKET.

WICHITA, July a.
FLOUR-Hiehest patent g Co second patent s. 30
extra fancy 81 q, fancy - o.
BJrJEk-tirsJ creamery ;lc, second creamery
doc finest dairy He fine dairy &c, common dairy &c.
hGGS-S69c per dozen.
PoULTkY-Roosters 81 50a2 90. hens g. 1898 ..
spring chickens 50 50t53 On.
POTATOES-hew, sc per huShel
COAL-Anthracite Sll 90 Canon City IS 90 Weir
City = So FronteuHc 81 -, Pits UrE - 90 Illinois
- o.. McAllister a. 20
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Wichita and Kansas City express. Santa
Fe route. leaves daily al S-05 q. IL, arrives
in Topeka 2I0 p N, and n Kansas City
4:25 p. m, with no change OF cars. reclin-
ing chair car seats in which are free. Al
ways on time. Stops everywhere and runs
fast between stations. 24tt
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Boys.
Statesmen,
MiScedUdHeOuS.

w ANTED-BCSINEsS MEN WHO ARE Is
w need Of stenOgfs Pliers or accountants Go call
a. the National Accountants and efeuoRfap beTs
bureau. Branch once a. tie rOutAw esterH Bus.-
Less ollege. .chits, Han. We usually have CH
our application list thoroughly Competent BOOK
keepers and stenogrh Pliers With first class IefsTs-
CCs. Eeip iulEIsicC iree Of charge @sI
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT a STOCK
~ holders meeting q The Carey Lombard LuIa-
Ter company viii be held July a. 1921, clock A.
N. OF ssid day, at the once Of SAID company n
Wichita Kansas; the object Of which meeting ! 70
the question Of approving the acts and reso-
luions OF the Board OF Directors OF ssld company.
81 meeting held June p 1921. extending the corpO-
rate existence OF said company.
". p. CAREY. Vice President.
Attest: L, D. SKINNER, Secretary. 45 l5t
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Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA. July "a
Following are the closing quotations
GRAlN-Car lots ntuaCk.
WHLAT-No2 2, 75c, No hard csc, nos &c, No
toe. new wheat 40g6,C-
COBN-No or better 45c.
OATS-99c
RNE-No or better &c.
AAN-Baled 50 OOdG 10 per ton loose. 81 N155 o.
GROUND COitN-Chop in car lots = % per l0)
pounds corn an oats - 10 per 10 pounds, bran
sacked sc per lCU pounds.
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Ms. Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children Ieethinc. It
>ootbes the child. solteDs the gums, aIlgTs
all pain, cures wind colo. and = the be-.
remedy for Gi2rTbue.I Twenty -iiveceu1s =
bottle Used by millions OF mothers.
Ct4 L Ws5 -
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V~oH fAIT-A HASDroNE tfTPsap1PR
rap q ttscity q v feE3ts gives e rtres.@r
Ttllc Esla.EEs c1llssst EATss 80 AZ III \
Ines EarsF. EFfF cat sEct. 70 20 rsrts .
A. GzEs-u
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L'OH sALE Or TgADE-A FARsl o. - Arss :
rcoss tacc sEc Faos1 szz9sr1ysn-a1ss- y :. lrads
for sssck Il srecs-sss Or fszt a5szses a.
a god teNa- Ae1fes- y T. Loasry. N1zat ssisaJ.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New y ork Money.

NEW YORK. July "a
Money on call easy radginE from ~ to2 per cent,
closed offered at Ils
Prime mercantile papey So
sterling exchange steady 1t S4ia for 6o-day bills
bud "a sea for demand.
Total sale Of stock today 500 shares
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were there and well armed The end was
evidently at band
Colonel Wood and his wife rode to the
door of the church where the court was
held, and leaving his wife in the buggy he
entered the building. In few minutes he
returned, and, according to the testimony
OF his wife, was approaching the buggy,
when Brennan stepped close behind him
and fired, the ball passing through him
from the shoulder. forward and down
ward. The wife screamed and sprang to-
ward her husband A second shot struck
him as he tried to run. He then turned to
face his assailant, and the third shot struck
him In the eye, passing back through the
brain Either of the three would have
been fatal The stormy career Of Sam
Wood was at an end. He had escaped all
the melees Of the Kansas war to die by an
assassin's hand in the shadow of court
house-snd a church,
Brennan refused to surrender 20 Sheriff
McCann. Of Stevens county, but did so to
Sheriff Welt, of Morton county. Brennan
is himself Sheriff Weir's deputy. His
friends allege that Colonel Wood drew Q
pistol on him in the vestibule of the church.
The fierce faction fights in the county dis
tort the facts, and IL is one OF the strange
features Of the case that Judge Botkin,
who would in the ordinary course preside
at the trial of Brenn an, and O'Conner, Tho
would prosecute, are intimates Of the &C
eused and deadly enemies Of the dead man.
The friends of Wood loudly charge a con-
spiracy TO kill and the trial bids fair to ex-
cite the whole state. to arouse bitter en-
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Night express for Kansas City, II, Louis
and the east leaves Wichita az 9.45 p. IL
Chair cars and Pullman sleepers on this
rain. Missouri. Pacifcrai.way lC-tf
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NNANTED-AGESTs 70 SELL THE PINLEss
w Clothes Line the only line ever invented that
holds III clothes WitlpIt pins , erfect success
patent recently issued, so-a Only Dy agents -
whom exclusive night ~ gwen; receipt q s.
cents ne vii send sssHIp line by mali aiFzs CIR
CulaTs pTlce iist aDG terms D agents secure your
territory at once Jcdfe-a ! he Eiutas4 To- hes
Line Co., a. hs.Iuou street, q'orcesJer Biass-
& 81 4. a.
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LOB saLE-osE GOOD ssEw UFaFstT PA 80
= ~ 20, essS - 2 gsTEstsez -z-z1ss Az GgF-
4aF CAL A. - = Mar.rs ~ So
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Wichita Horse and Mn1e Market.

WICHITA, July o.
Receipts Of horses and mules are very light Of
late. \ot much change in prices but demand heavy
for good stock Of any class.
The following quotations show the condition of
la II.
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PEOPLE Who KILL.
Sensational Life Takings OF
Recent Occurrence.
SLAIN AT THE D0O2 OF A CHURCH

Kansas Agitated by the Assassination of
Colonel Samuel n. Wood, an Old Free
Soil Leaden-A Tragedy in Brooklyn.
Murderer Who Drinks Blood.
Another of the old Free State leaders
murdered. Another victim of the Stevens
county war. Colonel Samuel N. Wood
shot down on the steps of church in the
presence of his shrieking wife by the no
torious James Brennan"
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ruder this head &c per line per fav.


MONEY TO IuAN-ON GOOD rTATTEL So
vi CuTity % every CcsCri ptan- ". r. Myers. -
Main. ssff
ATEKCAN TlLE COOPERATIVE IASk bF
w New ork Its stock earns five t-ruts fuurI
for the uai dppuN tor that the lest tfifEH banks
earn It's building and loan feature j. II just
and easy % pay IL loans money @. erect tuildinEs
to pay % mortgages now on tuia4iuEs erected az
4-5 per cent interest fiYe dollars sHfl month Tor
eight years viii ca RI the holder - Gfe shares n
stock siUD The high character Of tHe cfeela
HuEgtnE lta Huaiff is a guarantee that tfr hu=t-
ness vii b. condurtes with honesty snd ouefuy
aud the rights and inter, sts Of each member Pr1-
tected and suhscTved. fI-juIEs stephen -. Pub
ierton 3 ifs pr Csiaent = J Arno O. district sgsnt
room sF Sedgvi,k block, wichita han d3l -
NIONEY IOLOAE oS CHATTFL sfSI HiTY
vi q all kinds al ~ y Main 20. Morris Rood.
o. -
MONEY 70 LOAN ~ LARGE OR SMALL
w amounts on cattle. bCrrrs, plano. bousshoid
: uods hCtss. bonds O. any good security " lslita
Loan 20. room over i4s = Man - "a u
LUH.,III loans. CATTLE LOAhs-&OS-
Il ~ Iosreo On . ct sssgrtbinE - J. 2. LBa-
luu. oye- btanUfds Erscsfy. corner lfst ard lisa
61tf
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.
y. PHILIIPs = Phillips
PHILLIPS e PHILLIPS,
NJ ERINARY SIIRGEnNs

Nj Urinary SURG IONS.
Graduates OF the Chicago Veterinary CoIlegs
Hospital sccomn odations Calls bv Telephone
telegraph or Mall viii receive prompt attention
day night.
once No. Ia y, Lawrence ave. Or1cs telephone
No, 4. Residence 80 y. Topeka ave Residence
telephone No. 2l5. dss-t-w.f-tt
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CATTLE
WICHITA. July "a.

WICHITA. July "a.
The cattle market today was about
steady at yesterdays prices, but the de-
mand, as well rs the receipts, was very
light. The yards were not quite cleaned
up by the days trading and two more cars
We're unloaded from No Mans Land in
the afternoon, but they will probably be
shipped on tomorrow, to Omaha, as billed.
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With agle
FINANCE COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were as Follows: 70 Cattle,
lS4 Hogs. Shipments, None.
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FINANCIAL.

ATORAGL-ENton warehouse. rev. clean sni
- almost fire proof. Near lonrias HV-uuc and
santa Re Depot. once Glt T. Douglass Hye q -
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Good stock sheep. SGal0O ....... ..... s. seas Oh
Good stock ewes. TNC-0 .......... , 50ta3 ID
Good 10 extra weihcrs. I5aS5. .......... Coos IN.
Good 10 extra lambs. ........ 1 UUa5 III
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WICHITA 81 WESTERN II. n

Union Ticket Office Coz Main and lst street Union
Passenger station corner Douglas and 18th avenues.
W. d. MURDOCH. y. p a
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
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Kans-s City Produ

- bI ! Z I h-EasleT, Fancy Elgin creamery Ia
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-25

Trains marked thus daily
EQCTPM ENT NORTH AND EAST.
Train No. III, Kansas City express. runs solid TO
Kansas City. has char car service
Train No. 4O6 comes direct from Galveston and Is
q through Chicago train, leaving Wichita At 10 Pop
and arrives in CeicaEo the next day At ql5 IN.
Train No, as hae free reclining chair car 10 ran
sss City Pullman 10 Kansas City, also to Topeka,
AtChison and ST Joseph
EQUIPMENT sOTTH AND wEST
Train No 4o7. has Pullman and chair cars.
Train No. s05 has through Pullman car 10 Fl
" orth and Galveston.
Train No. ala has reclining chair from Kansas
City and stops at Wichita.
City Union Ticket Office Cor Main and Ist street and
Union Passenger station corner Douglas and 5th
avenues w. D. MURDOCH, D. =. A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-25

NORTH AND EAST.
No. Az Kansas City express
No. 4O6. Chicago yestibuled
express. -....--.....-...
No. 40S- Missouri River eI-
press. ......... -s.....--......
No. 457 EnGlewOod EXPRESS
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. a07' Oklahoma City and
Oklahoma express. .........
No. an" Caldwell and Pan
handle expresf..............
No. 403' IT Worth. Calves
ton and TEXAS express. o..
No. 4lS- Wichita Express.
No. a51 EngieWoOd AcCm. -