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CBf1E1R 7.

surprise to every one who had known him ex-
Hamilton was II years old he was u man Of
unusual unns"n! y,son He ,%os long walks and much
Broad street. when ii was tho fashionable resi-
dence portion Of the city, His father James
n. Hamilton was a member OF the Arm Of
was % INVADED by m'si business. and Mr. Hamiltons
family moved IN town 10 Broome street. The
city overlook them. and again they M owed to
Twenty-'hhd street Mr. hamlltons residence
strsst E,r ,,anv venrs hs wa m i'm mnortar y,
French goods % and he crossed the e1 ocean thirty
times Il sailing vessels before Steamship
eldest daushtSr "i Thomas sngsrn. who lived
NJ III WnshIn%tnm sn1aIrii n,i Eor thH past tWeav nv
ysHs yysSpna ssrn ma esa,a ii s city and
Son son survive hl,n Ore ol tho daughters Is
connecticut. Mr. Hamilton was famous
among his friends for his dinners and his
;n4cn c, & vines. Hr Jnine9 ine ani4n 10 tunh IN
house; iIis fapsrai VIII Sceas on i tuesday
morning NJ tne Ihurch o1 me ASCENSION
in ne e
Yesterday morning. He was born IN Iham-
% nion; jefferson & county. on Anril ~ lsO4. h.
from o Montgomery county This Iva Was In ist3
ana opened the Llalrmont Hotel 1T Col
ISM. and wns bhc f,rst Democrnt n,actc cd from ~
tie war VI" II, ~. r.rcyod thn nnont o ~
tity %ss;ssor from Gov 'S Ssy"S%r n;IS anI was IS
aGft ~ h9 Of the Wo4h
~, ~, ~. ~; ffo, w : ~. W. 1911 WI ~.
~ ~ III I"' ,i a a Mas n tS
yonnssst q wIIm is HSra;Io $; Harris; Alder;
hps,sTTf hars os Tues5sv Ihe Will be at canao
George Lansing c.rev vay known IN rail.
road as% Is stsamsHin CIRCLES: died "i hsaTt dis-
fnao f a., M ns s,", nMiooGk s.resti Drook T.
;nnevn mn snnt ;o iiiSS.iT T" En" law ~;
ysa5 sd was sa VIII the s5 o 81 9 4be
agohe 6essme assistant general freight agent
ok % three
three daughters. He was a cons spcuous mem.
her the L L"Tnhns Az Ayenue m GonTgregHtionsl
'srn%on EmSn r,oos,r, c,..;n 20 WAR, o,, ia,
in Bloomfield street Hohokap Mrs Curtin
was the widow OF John Curtin. Jr. who died
in California anout four years ago. Her father
Navy, who also died about four years ago. Her
Erandfather was Lieutenant IN the navy. and
t,ntam of tSe histr;,. " nd trieafs tSa CONS
stiffioN ~. wac I, 4 nd dori in tho mn Of
~. 'n'n -, III Gna" ''''i"'oef !" '"e na'' a'
'"r T,,n ,."ie ua y, ns i us" pr, pr..;d.. 81, A..
The hon. Aisnn =. Brown, PRESIDENT nf the
Whtanoid n ~ iti H. s sss'rraay o ~, ~.
~ th Stat G aii ~ MaE eus! ~ IaI.,
nnv"ntiem n i.scn m or IN 1ns M ranrasont
e Wbitea.,I u in III" .,i 81 si.tur, ~ sSl ~,
and has been u delegate 10 nearly nll Stat.
Convention since he was 30 years old
1,hr r,r,o. an. q, ,h, o,,,os. and h.e+-
known citizr,.s ' ng Essay co"ntv ,i;ad
last week at his horl" in Wilmington aged 81.
He had held the office Of Postmaster In Viii
mington for thirty years having been first ap-
pointed by President Lincoln. He was an
original Ato!Hionist and an active l;"plhi-
can. he nau neon prominent III free Masonry
The sun., 1892-01-25
Notes or Foreign Happenings.
Prince Henry OF Prussia is Ill with the grip
He Reeosu,x.a BI.ke's style.

Jimmy Hines attended the stag racket ofthe
Peerless Athletic Club in Maisch's Hall In
Pearl street on Saturday night. He thoroughly
enjoyed the racket and reached his home at SO
Oak street about two o'clock In the morning.
Ho was laboriously cropping his way through
the long. dark hallway. OF the tenement when
wi Wind Wv Was s'ne turned d on" Then tho Biz man
who had thus held him up. grabbed his $50
gold watch and chain. threw him down and
tn"i.:ht he knew who the robber was. and
went 70 bed sure, OF getting square when he
William Blake. who lives in the same house.
Blake was park Policeman nine months ago.
intoxication Jimmy Hines is messenger in
the Custom House and a member OF the Nom
pareil Athletic Club. He was one OF Patsy
Doody's gang
The sun., 1892-01-25
The Holland Runs Aground.

LONDON. Jan. 24.-The British steamship
Holland. Capt. Smith. which left New York on
Jun. .. with load OF 700 cattle. ran aground
near the New Brighton battery on Saturday
while entering tho Merscy. Tho cattle were
transferred aud lnnded. at irIenhcad. To-day
tho Holland was noated of aud put in the dock
for repairs.
The sun., 1892-01-25
The Grand Duke Constantine Stricken With
Paralysis.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 25.-The Grand Duke
Constantine. uncle OF the Gear. has been
stricken with paralysis. The Grand Duke was
born in 1927. He is father-n- law to the King
OF Greece. is u Russian Admiral. and holds
many other Offices aud titles.
The sun., 1892-01-25

OF preventing the grip. colds headaches. and feyers
Is TO uso tho liquid laxative remedy Syrup OF Ftgs
Gssnsysr the system .ssa; gentle sasey:
remedy manufactured by the California Zig syrup Co
only For sale b. su druggists In 500 and 81 botylsA-
The sun., 1892-01-25
III" r""t,"r Pekia Csnpasy's Baggage At
lRched.

LockroE7. Jan. 2i.-The Callihan 4 Stevens
fearl OF Pckin company had their baggage
and office rccciptscttached last night by james
IL. Egan OF New York. to satisfy clam OF 5000.
which Egan claimed was due as royalty for
tne use oi the costumes and scenery. which no
owned; Tho performance was some what do
ihyeI. i,hhyeI. put tn" nmnnGrr George Dunlap. paid
i!e cInini arl rr"ry hing was all right. Dun
MN without notilying him. that Lc wanted tlle
money. and that it was II put up lob. ECan
alter repeated dunning had to resort to this
course. c The company left New York twenty
4a1 TeekS ago with thirty people. and has had
Ont. to-day. ""''''N
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Ewins Thinks Hill and Blaine will Head
the Tickets.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan. 24.-Gen Tom Ewing
OF New York. who mado a gallant fight for
Governor OF Ohio in 1870 against Charles Fos-
ter. now Secretary Of the Treasury. came in
from New York tonight. To the Cincinnati
West on business trip. having an interest in
the hooking Valley that demanded his atten-
non. but no WAS not averse to talking ON pOlit-
ical topics. The General expresses the opinion
That Hill and Blaine will be the candidates OF
re DemoclatiG and kepuhlican parties for tha
prssidency. He regards Hill as the greatest
political manager in the country. and predicts
MS nomination and election;
IN former years. hs says, the Democracy has
success by sheer force Of party strength when
vWiGfyeland Wf.yel was elected TO tho Presidency.
With Hill as the standard bearer there would,
~ the opinion Of Gen. Ewing. be an aggres-
sNe cRm baign. conducted In a manner TO In
nu,eths success OF the party In the national
The sun., 1892-01-25
SENATOR HILL ~ TOWN.
Tomorrow VIII Re n Day Full or Interes
for Democrats.

Senator David D. Hill arrived from Washing
ton last night ut 10 o'clock and occupied tho
usual parlors assigned to him in the Hoffman
House. With him were Gen. Farnsworth and
Col. McEwen. Representative W. Bourke
Cockrnn came ovor from Washington in the
same train wifi, Senator Hill The Senator
expects to DO In town the greater part OF the
week.
Everything is prepared for the Manhattan
Club reception in his honor Tomorrow even
ing. The, arrangements have been under the
special direction Of Dock Commissioner j.
Sergeant Cram. and several thousand invita-
tionS lilvo heun sent out.
Any number Of Democrats wero at the IIofY-
hand. The state Committee meets to- morrow
morning. and the day for the state Convention
nation at hand the GSnvepton tf Mn be- cnd
Tor either Feb. 20. .!3. or 2i
The sun., 1892-01-25
TIE Rev. Mr.. spurecou sJss = Rel.p

LONDON. Jan. 24.-The Rev. Mr.. .Spurgeon the
lined to his bed. He is unable to write.
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Santa Fe RoutAExcursion List.

Chicago and returp-Democratlc nation
al convention. One lowest fare for round
trip Tickets sold June f6 to 90 inclusive
with final limit Of Jnly q for return pass
age.
kingman, Kan, and return-Republi-
con congressional convention Seventh dis
trict. One and oue-third fare. Sale June
IA to 16; final limit June II.
Topeka. Kan, and return-State Repub-
Gcan convention. Ooe and one-third rate
for round trip, Tickets sold June 2S, %
and 30; final limit July for return pass
age.
Ottawa. Kan. and return, Ottawa Chau-
tauqua assembly, one fare for round trip.
Tickets sold June 20 and II, with final
limit July 3.
Winfield, Kan, and return, Winfield
Chautauqua assembly, one fare for round
trip. Tickets sold June 20 10 80, inclusive
final limit for return July B.
Helena, Mont, and return. Annual
meeting Supreme lodge, a. o. L. W; one
lowest first class fare for the round "trip.
Tickets sold June TO IA, inclusive, with
for return passage.
Kansas City, Mo. and return-biennial
encampment uniform rank knights of
Pythias-one fare for round trip. Tickets
sold Aug. 20 TO 3 inclusive. Final limit
Sept. Is for return passage
Omaha, Neb., and return-national PEG
pies conyention-one lowest fare for round
trip. Tickets sold July / aud 3 Fina!
limit July is for return passage,
Denver. Colo. and return knight Tenn
plar trl-ennial concIave Aug. II 10 L: one
:are for round trip, with final limit for re-
turn passage Oct. 10. 1S@2- Call on address
W. D. MURpoCE. D. p A.,
l5S y Main 81. or
o. 4. BROWN, Agt- Pass Stain
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WICHITA. Kan, June IS. 90

Tothe Members OF the Tilden Club OF wichits..
"GENTLEMEN-You committee on trans
portatin to the Chicago convection beg
leave to submit:
after due consideration we recommend
that the members of this club make the
trip to Chicago over the Santa Fe route.
THAT the members of this club leave
Wichita on Sunday, June IL.
I'VE believe the Santa Fe route is in
fairness entitled to this business and the
agents thereof have been the most liberal
in their agreements as to accommodations
etc. H w. STEWART, Chm.
~ c. TERRELL"
In connection with the above the Santa
Fe route have 20 announce that the Tilden
club train will leave Wichita at lilo Sun
day morning, June 10. and arrive at
Chicago next morning 9:l5. A sufficient
number of Pullman sleepers and reclining
chair cars will run through without
change from Wichita, accommodating
everybody.
In addition to this train carrying the
Kansas delegates and others who desire to
accompany them to Chicago. will leave
Wichita via the Santa Fe at 1l:20 Satur-
day moriDg, June Is, arriving at Chicago
Sunday morning-the Texas ard Okla
homa delegation will join them here-its
equipment will consist of Pullman
sleepers and chair cars, and the train will
run through as special. When making
application for berths be careful TO state
on what day and train wanted. For
further information apply to any agent OF
the company. or to the undersigned.
w. d. MURDOCH, Dist. Pass. Agt,
d23 Ct 15S \ Main St. Wichita. Kan.
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EuurSiOnS,

Read the following list: Chicago and
return-tickets sold June 10th to June
Goth. Limit for return passage until July
9th, 1892
kingman, Kan, and return-tickets sold
June 18th to 10TH Good for return pass
until June nth, 1892.
Topeka. Kan, and return-tickets on
sale June 2Sth, Goth and 30th. Good for
return passage until July 81, 1892.
Ottawa, Kan, and return-tickets on
sale June Goth and 21st. Good for return
passage until July Sd.
Helena, Mont, and return-tickets on
sale June 7th to 14th. Good for return
passage thirty days from date of sale.
Denver, Colorado, and return. Tickets
on sale August 4th to 10TH Final limit
for return passage October 10, 1892.
Kansas City and return. Tickets on
sale August Goth to 23rd inclusive. Good
for return passage until September 18TH
Old Point Comfort. Virginia, and re-
turn. Tickets on sale June 18th to 18th.
Good for thirty days from date of sale
Cincinnati, Ohio and return. Tickets
on sale June Goth to 9th. Limited for re-
turn passage to July 1th. Tourist tickets
to Colorado and Utah points on sale now
and will continue until September 30th.
Good for return passage until October 30,
1892. For full information with reference
to the above call at No. 120 North Main
street. E. E. Bieckley. Passenger and
Ticket Agent, Missouri Pacific Railway.
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.rcrou so,ne,o washington Territory,

Parties eniErsiiDg 10 the northres
will find Ii to their interest by calling
the Rock Island ticket Office for informa
tion regarding rates, routes and accomm0
dsriouS VIA this line Do not not be De
oeived hy agents Of other lines as 10 this
route. Yen are invited 10 call 81 the once
and be convinced as 10 the superiority Of
the Great Rock Island route over ali
others. By patroniziug this lin. you can
have the choice OF four different route-
west OF Denver For speed, safety and
comfort the Rock Island leads the process
: ion. W. II. NIsEAET. Ticket Agent
Office ice hast Douglas avenue. ctoru
Main street e. 4
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W. Heartily RecnIn menh

The new route to Utah and northern Cali
fornia, via A T. and S. F. and Colorado
Midland, because: 1t is picturesque; it is
quick; it is always on time. You see Col
orado by daylight. The new fast schedule
allows two hours for sightseeing at
Manitou. Two daily passenger trains
each way. Palace sleepers to Ogden, con-
pecting with Southern Pacific for San
Francisco.
We also recommend the Santa Fe route
through New Mexico and Arizona to Los
Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco, as
direct aud pleasant line for winter
travel
Excursion tickets may be bought going
uhn and returning the other. d32-tf
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GENTS WANTED GENTLEMEN AND
~ ladies making 50 per mon Z. sAnpls by "a a.
-. STAMPS taken. DiIOas Novelty %. kansas
CiIy, No, dill I2gs
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF hog
SHEEP.
Brief Mention.
% < cents higher.

Brief Mention.
Hogs cents higher.
Mr.. Royenscraft, the sheriff Of Clark
county was one of the many visitors at the
yards today.
The cattle receipts were heavier than for
some time and late trains kept bringing in
more.
Gus Koch, the well known shipper from
Cheney, arrived today with several loads
of hogs. Mr.. Koch is well pleased with
our market and always ships here. Har-
vest began on Monday in the neighborhood
of Cheney. He thinks that the wheat this
year is heavies and superior to last years
quality.
Geoge Edgar and John Cowen, of Beau
mont two friends Of Mr.. Kenoyer, were
visitors at the yards.
Dod took 6lS hogs and Whitaker
bought the balance of the 1000 on sale.
Mr.. Pat Mcdonald, one of the well
known and foremost of farmers of this
county, was visitor at the yards. Mr..
Mcdonald, AS zone offs the Macs" has
written many interesting poems and ar
ticles on various subjects, which never
fail to hold the attention of the reader.
He is we'll known and his advice is often
sought by his neighbors and fellow citizens.
He reports excellent wheat in his portion
of the county and predicts good times.
The shippers who marketed stock today
were:
O. G. Jacobs, Valley Center. cattle
VIM. McKitrlck, Augusta, hogs.
Bosely Bros, -, cattle.
l.. A. Townsdnd, Andale, hogs.
q. Koch, Cheney, hogs.
j. NJ. Ratcliff, Cunningham, hogs
L. D. Ward. Mullinville. hogs and
cattle.
w. T. Hall, Pratt, hogs and cattle.
J. c. EndicotU, Murdoch, hogs.
J. Bennington, Seeley, hogs.
d. Winn, Udsll, hogs
D. Travis. Colwich, hogs.
J. d. Kell, Clearwater, hogs and cattle.
l.. B. Connell, Anthony, hogs and
cattle.
J. A Mum, Mayfield, hogs.
Sparks 81 Beebe, Norwich, hogs.
c. Ellis, South Haven, hogs aud cattle.
r. Rawlius, Rose Hill, hogs.
O. p. Vail. Mount Hope, hogs.
Geo. Clark, Anness, sheep.
w. J. Workman, Ashland, cattle,
a. Dulare, Coldwater, hogs.
Golden & Hanna, Whitewater, hogs,
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KNIGHT 1KMPLAnS.
Tri.BinzI CeHeia-e-Dsrysr sgsss ssh - I,sh
1871


The knight TeDpisr. coselsvs 20 bs
held in Denver 10 1s1z j. an event which
particularly Interests not only the Sir
Eigbts end their friends. but the railroad
companies which vii undertake % handle
them. The Chicago. Rock Island add
Pacific Railway company fully appreciate
the class q peCpls who VIII take sd
ysn'a2. % this trip. aud Ne wlsh - ssy
briefly that chr facilities for handling 10
traffic can Bot be surpassed. and sTsry
effort viii Be- put forward on orr part ~
give hrst class people what they deserve ia
elegant accommodations not Only ia trsia
ssrVice. bat every thing else which = nse-
sassFy 20 please The mot f4siificBs.
Ample arrangements viii - made 70 ao-
com nlo1sts al who 20 with "a from
Wichita. We pro.s@e q handle tie bust
brss ia way fl4zt = not ouly satisfactory
70 Ourselves. bat. bsst % eli. 70 Rcoorn IT.
date all who 70 Wl:h ne, and sc pr0poss
% give yoa "a enjoyable TIP ever tEs
'-f5rsat Rex islAao aod " insuF- 70 all
pleasant. sass ard SPEEDY journey. oar
d.nipz car ssFvics BssdS ~ Introduction tn
tie Sir Eaizhts 70 tbls oguutTy. op@rAi~zi
b. ourselves and FOR oar t4ztrDDs. ~ Ex-
lssfse d service il Withheld 80 MAKE i saAs
;bs travelling pEbile TsqusFe. !; = ihs
byat 10 ths world. Our rs1Rs vii - - lez
a. tie lowest oar accommodations say-
rasassI 81 none For farthSg issf0rrzkttoa
you sr@ respectfully invited % tail - :ks
REX Is3asd t4csst e8scs. 10 eprnsr AAza
I'D Doag "a " II ~lsRAHT.
ala Tiskst AEs1t.
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REPREsENTATIvR SALES.
The following are the representative sales Of cat
Pie ar he wards rOdaY:
HOGS.

The run was larger than for some time.
Both packers tackled the supply with
will and sales were made readily and at
good figures. The market was 5 cents
higher ut the opening and ruled that way
the entire day. Over 1900 head arrived
and at the close of the market every hoof
IN the yards had been sold. There was a
Strong demand and the market was active
all day. Statesmen report satisfactory
DAYS business. Bulk of sales S455-tops
A6O.
RFPRFEENTh TIVE SALES.
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Excursion to New York.

Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor will hold their next annual
meeting at New York. for which the Rock
Island will sell tickets at lowest frs. class
fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale
July 3rd to 9th inclusive, good for return
until July 18th, with provision for an ex-
tension of limit until Aug. 10Th. Via
taking the Rock Island you can have
choice of lines east of Chicago. For further
information please call at Rock Island
ticket office, 100 corner Main street and
Douglas avenue. W. H WIsHART,
City Tkt & Pass. Agt.,
d24 cot Wichita, Kan.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY, June lk-CATTLE -Receipts 500
shipments l2n Market steady TO lower. Dressed
beef and shipping steerS as SSa{ - cows 81 7Sas
u, stockers and feeders So lUaS - HOGS-he-
ceipts ll5lO shipments l2l0 Market SC higher
Ranged - 0uaS s2te, bu K a t56G s. SHREP-ke-
celpts i70, shipments i2OV. Market steady. Sales
u OOG5 ~
81. LOUIS June N.-CATTLE-Feceipts 500 shin
nenIs 10. Market steady. Native steers ys ~ :
Z IS, texans and indians SO 0Oe3 20 aUGS--l,e-
<ceipts a,J. shipments 90. Market &c higher
Heavy - 6NS5 ~. mixed ~ 9s,4 IS Iishtl .lss. ~
SHEEP lseceipts 400. shipments ga Marked
steady. Natives - SOS -
CHICAGO. June I4--SAg TLR-Recerpts $50 shin
RenIs 1904 Naraet steady, lower. Steers a 2Ss4 81
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Thsu yon 70. take To- Frsseo iins % =
Icass sDd the eass for the fezsea tax Il 10
tks ous b W5ctit4 LIE running to cid
tra.ls daily Eltbog; chSszs q sny elsss %
-. GsuA= ssosEsnz ard ulgbt asss u = tbs
5a5y lac hsTins palace fse.lalnE ekais sni
PuilusEu s-sxgsng ears % nsoEninZ Ard
Bsgk: fgasb& Always "a tsnss ard suFs u
making .zsfsFA ess1EscEs2Es - - IGass
un4cE GspSt 49,
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Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. June II
FLOUR-Highest patent 81 Az second patent
g. " extra fancy. 81 %.
BUTTkK-First creamery, SOC; second creamery
&c; nnest daiIy. Sc; tine dairy. lSei common dairy
l2sC.
kGGS-lslac per dozen.
PoU LThl boosters 81 5082 90 per dozen or *
per pound; hens - o0tA2 50 per dozen or &c per
pound: spring chickens 81 1892 50 per oxen or -,
per pound; turkeys 7asc per pound duck~-teal
81 p nlAllArd s. IS per dozep young geese &C per
pound
S0TAI0ES-Ceoice. 0a55c per bushel,
APPLES-S2 5UtG4 W per barrel.
CoAL-Anthracite eli 81, Canon City IS 90. Weir
City 81 &C. Frontenac - 81, PitIsourg ~ % Illinois
IS o.. AeAlester 81 20
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"Cincipnati Excursion"


The Rock Island will sell round trip
tickets to Cincinnati at one fare for the
round trip, $40 so, good for return until
July z, '92. For further information please
call at city ticket office, 100 corner Main
and Douglas. w. H. WISHART,
City Tkt. and Pass'r Agent,
22-15t Wichita, Kan.
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TYPE. U~RTTEES.

'IFBE SMITH PHENIEE TTFs WRITER. AID
Il al sEpBlAs@, rsbts11., s&gsT. sFhs11. ssss
eTSsEsa. C4t. .rZs34s "a Co. fsEz-
lsss- s<ns- ~ arr &sst f-E szzs ~ To ~
szslE5s FIessE j. - sss-ze es- fe-as car
87s- AJce,- u as2f fs.z1 @l+- Bzs<1 tezzsa F4ssg
Eiszras.-se-s fosf gszss. LAB 81. fzxz Esasrss
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Wichita Grain Market.

NINhITA, June II
Following are the closing quotations
GKAIN-Iar lots on track.
NHEAT-1OC.
COkN-S7GSSc-
UATS-2g G5Uc.
RIE-No or better, 6@5Sc.
HAY-Baled, s. SOS OO per ton; loose. q oo15 90.
GROUND COhN-Chop In Car lots. 15c per loJ
pounds; corn and oats, SIC per TO pounds; bran
esc ked, Csc yer 100 pounds.
kLAASEED-o5Sa
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Something Entirely New.

The Santa Fe route is now running daily
a twelve-section drawingroom Pullman
car from Wichita to Denver without
change. Leaving at 4:35 p m. arriving in
Denver II a. m. Excursion tickets now on
sale to all Colorado points.
22-tf w. D. MURDOCH, D. P. A.
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Parties who purchased excursion tickets
via the Rock Island for Wellington aud
did not use them, by presenting them q,
lie Rock Island t:ckea Once OF or before
June !, '92. can have sane rrdsenasd-
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