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AKAN TEMPERATURE.

Maximum temperature, 10: minimum, g..
perature. go ''a'
The hight OF the Savannah river =,
Augusta at 8 a m. 65th meridian time, vs.
sc feet a fall of OIL feet during the nra
ceding twenty-four hours -"
The Cotton Bulletin for twenty-four bo,.,
ending p. m. Oct IS, 1892. 18th Meridian tir1a
Observation taken at the same moment n
time at all stations. VI
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sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
sun Rises. 6:26
SUN SETS. -.................,,,.... b:45
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 3:48 AM, 4:05 Pm
STANDARD Time)
>--~~~-~-~-~N~--~~~---~-
SUNDAY, Oct 1G, 1892.
ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Steamship DaleGarth [Brl, Rowe to load for
Genoa-A Minis Sons.
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But we expect to create sensation in the
clothing trade before tine season is half over;
if you see our goods (irst-class in every
respect and the low prices we name for
them you will certainly be surprised.
Realizing the fact that cotton, turpentine,
in fact everything, is at the lowest pricss
aud that producers and consumers are COM
PEELED to economic, we start the ball a-rolls
ing for the fall with lower prices than wers
ever named for the same class of goods:
Mems strictly all-wool cheviot suits for $40,
You have paid many times $15 for no BET
ter suits. Our fine suits in sacks and three
button cutaways are in every respect as
good as any made to order, and 1t is need
less to state you can buy them at The
Famous" for about one-halt what a msr'
chant tailor will charge Chldren's suits
positively at COST as we are closing the lins
out. A big line of scarfs and four-in-hands
50-cent goods for SO cents. ''The Famous"
Clothing House, 148 Broughton street, Sa-
vsnnah, Ga.
BENNETT HYMEs, Proprietor.
Agents for Wanamaker & Brown, for
clothing to order.-dd.
DISTRESS AFTER EATING,
Indigestion,
Sick Headache,
And Dyspepsia
Cured by
P. p. P.
Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassiuml
I'D.
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s ensational-Nol

II denotes trace of rain or snow.
y. ID. SMYra. Obssryer. Msather Bureau.
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Excellent Preventive
For Asistic cholera, imported blackberry
wine. Recommended by leading phyEi-
clans. Dryfus & Rich, 161 Congress street,
Savannah I'D
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who are greatly annoyed at not having
voted for him. The omission was a mistake,
because the tickets were printed by q demo-
crat, who deeply regrets the blunder him
self.
Columbus Enquirer Sun: Just after the
terrible wreck on the Western Railroad Of
Alabama, at Opelka, a man, Adolph
Robertson by name. and who was known to
the dry goods men Of Columbus az a drum
mer for Siegel Bros, Chicago, wholesale
dealers in cloaks, called at the Beehive and
told II. Sternburg that his sample trunk,
valued at about 80, 500, had been destroyed
in the wreck. He further stated that he
desired to go on to Atlanta where he would
receive a new linesof samples, but being
short OF money he would like TO get check
for $3.50 cashed. MIR. Sternburg hesitated
about letting Robertson have the money
but upon examining the check 1t appeared
20 be bona tide one. duly certified 20 by
the cashier Of the National Citizens Bank OF
New York. After satisfying himself that
the check was all right. Mr. Sternburg
gave him the money. After pro-
fusely thanking Mr.. Sternburg for
his kindness, and shaking hands oaue
him good-by, the slick forger skipped ou'.
During the day Mr.. Stsrnburg had some
misgivings, and wired the bank IN view
York. ne was disnaYed when he recelVeu
an answer pronOuncing the cheoK AolsSu
one. Chief Beard was notified, OUT tne
bird had flown, and 50 far no trace OF MS
whereabouts have been found. 1t now
transpires that Robertson has figured IN
other scrapes of a similar character Sew
eral years ago he Travelled for J, Rsgen-
stein, a wholesale merchant Of Atlanta. de
was caught up with in some OF bis dlshonest
dealings and narrowly escaped the peniten'
tiary. Mr. Regensiein Is quoted as saying
that Mr.. Robertson Is one OF the Desc OF
statesmen but has a mania for gambling,
which seems to be uncontrollable. 1t is
stated that he lost about one-half of the $3.50
he secured from the Beehive in game Of
poker before he left Columbus.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH. Ga. Oct. l6. 1892.

CoTToN-The market was rather dull and
somewhat easy at the decline. There was quite
a moderate demand and slow business doing.
The total sales for the day were 665 bales.
On Change at the opening call, at
10 a. m, the market was bulletined easy
and unchanged, with sales Of 461 bales,
At the second call. at I p. M, 1t
was Guiel at a decline Of &c in all
grades, the sales being III bales. at the third
and last call. at Up. M, it closed quiet and un.
changed. with further sales of q bales.
The following are the official closing spot quo
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MEMORANDA.

New York. Oct i3-Arrived, schr Annie L Hem
derson, Henderson, Brunswick
Amsterdam, Oct 11-Sailed, steamship Bior-
gvn INorl Reimers, Pensacola.
Dover, Oct 1S-Psssed, steamer White Jacket
[Brl, Deacon, Coosaw, SC, for Hamburg.
Dungeness, Oct 12-Passed. bark Natvig
lNorl. Sundblas, London for Mobile.
Dordrecht, Oct 1l-Arrived, steamer LlGnet
[Brl, Oakleigh, Pensacola
12th-Arrived, steamer Theresa Heymann
[BIl. Perrian, Pensacola.
Hamburg, Oct 12-Arrived, steamship Low
lands lBrl, Blacklin. Fernandina.
Plymouth, Oct 12-Sailed, bark Konigin
Augusta [Gerl, Ahrens, from Havre for Apaia-
cbicola.
Baltimore, Oct l3-Arrived below, schr
Cha les @ Dame, from Charleston.
Cleared land sailed)-Bark New Light, Avis
Savannah.
Brunswick, Ga, Oct 1s-Arrived, bark Mercur
lNorl, Hansen, Para via 1ybee.
Cape Henry, Oct 12-Psssed in schr Chas G
Dame, Charleston for Baltlmoree
Fernandina, Oct l5-Arrlved, Steamship City
Of st Augustine, Roy, Jacksonville.
Jacksonville, Oct 10-Sailed from below, schr
New haven, Oct 1O-Saled, schr James NJ
Seaman, Pendleton, Brunswick, Ga.
Pensacola Oct l3-Arrived, schr George H
Ames, Marshall, Boston.
Cleared Bark Sylvia Norl, Zabrielsen,
Greensboro; schr Rollin Sanford Pascagoula
1Oth-Arrived, barks Mary A Law Brl, Baker
Sharpness; Madura Norl, Wahl, Hull. Z.
Satilla River, Ga Oct 9-Arrived, bark Berna
NOR, HanSel, Barbados.
Philadelphia, oct l3-Ceared, schrs Rebecca
Moulton. Cook, Key West; Ann j Trainor.
Derrickson, Darien.
Z. Delaware Breakwater, Oct 13-Arrived, schr
W Parker, Burroughs. Georgetown, SC, for
New York.
Passed Craftsmanship Northumbria [Brl,
Charleston.
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ools spirits turpentiue. bale hides, o bbls -.
49, - i , lumber; 80 boxes canned goods
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PASSENGERS

Fer steamship City Of Birmingham for n
~ = orkTC N Cunningham, Putzel, Z ] Pine, seT
"A Tarver. Miss Minche. Col Jno soravsaru s z
hancock, Fl Turner, Mr. Sloat, Mai W 81 r y
man man and wife. Miss Shellman, 1 Hepler W.
Jones, ] A Crist1eld ] stein. "
x,, fer steamship d H Miller for Baltinno-.
w stephens, J Kirby. iore-
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.


Pilot charts aud all nautical infor nation will
be furnished masters of vessels free of charge
in United States photographic Office in the
at the office.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-08

Wy ASTED-PARXs TO RENT; HAVE eEyER-
w al Gals daily Israel E4Ss nd EooE. - \
Main ST
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-08
DEFENSE OF THE PEACOCK.
It Ii Not True, as Said, That His Feet A
Ugly-How He Courts.

It Ii Not True, Said. That His Feet Are
Ugly-How He Courts.
"Who says the peacock has ugly
feet?" remarked Taxidermist Wood, of
the Smithsonian institution, to Wash
tngton Star reporter. II have heard
and read that piece of nonsense ever
since l was a child. and I understand
that it is recorded as an ornithologica1
truth in classic Greek and Latin. You
will come across mention of it even in
fables To my mind it affords an illus
tration OF the fact that most people
never use their own physical senses &C
lively, but depend for their notions of
life and things upon the observations Of
others.
81 have just finished mounting this
pair OF peacocls- Isn't the male bird a
beauty? You can see for yourself that
his feet are decidedly pretty, well
shaped and rather small in proportion
to his size. They are very slightly big
ger than those Of turkey and are de-
cidedly handscner. The same can be
said of the hen bird, unattractive though
the latter is as to other points.
Wherever in the feathered kingdom the
cock bird is the handsomer he does the
counting, while in the comparatively
unusual case where the female is more
gorgeous she it is that takes the initia-
tive in the love-making.
st is curious thing TO observe that
the male peacock in counting his chosen
mate approaches her not with the
brightly colored face of his feathery fan
toward her. but backward Then. on
coming close. he wheels suddenly about,
with every plume trembling in the sun
light. and daxzles her all at once with
his beauty. As for the popular miscon-
ception respecting his feet. there can be
no doubt as to how it originated When
the peacock IS pointed al, being natur-
ally a wild bird. he La apt TO drop his
fan and scuttle away. Thus the i'm
preston was conveyed to the ignorant
that he imagined his feet to be objects
of attention and accordingly sought TO
hide them OF course, nothing could be
more absurd"
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S75. % TO $4,000 s e ' - 5soj5'Ay
see d Co zsUO-2-.-s-s 1ssia s.. I.41Aalola. "a
I-o.+
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w 4NTEp-A HORSE or Pony 10 LaE FOR
w ikrH Keep .lElt aF4vgs.. aid gos,4 c4ze take.
references AGdTs=z 40~A Eo3 -. y scEl-@, kas-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-08

VI AS7EIs-HE ICE%IsH SEAI- " ALL
W Gsacs Aozzry tuo = IoSse sAd oFgoys-
isoE. 4 20 Notary EsuoFcs z2c bl<A&@ address
v 3custA kS.fe. >. Gaia. =. 49, g
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-08

Trzssas-s 20 aad fgoE1 Utah ~iN -
tsIsAssd - issru tksE fgl3nsa pssises
sis-fers nuw rae ;krsaEh. daily. Tltk1aE
csaIEe betwssa CEsesEo sEd tsstffsB, osys
-fnta Fs Ca8sEado - i&sand ssd ko
t4FAnds western AE~s-Nxst t.ylad -
C6log-slo Sssr1az sHo ssSstsgu 81 va -
oFAdo -prtngs Sad b~trsT
TIE tfus scsoie rouf1. Eis4fJ q time n
80 = sn5te5a Abd Tse4HJfy.
Doahl- Gss4T Issss<Ass4 sefEacz h<E~e~s
beaver gH3 Dssz3zn-
Inquire os 1sznssE Sants Re rosie iteEss
sEsei. for rates. sssepsE rss~ss 1iaefsss.
&c Gico e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BY Telegraph.
KANSAS CITY, July 7.-CArTL E. Receipts Ann
shipments $500. Steers active 10 strong cows lOc
higher. Sales: Dressed beef and shipping steers
s. 25&S %, cows anu hefers 81 50Sa3 % Texas and
Indian steers - 1904 IS, lexa~ and Indian cows
81 S0&2 So stockers and feeders " OOsS 10 HOGS
Receipts bSUQ, shipments 400 Market steady 40 be
lower. Ranged a. 1905 So bulk IS so as 20
SHEEP-kecejpts 40J, shipments .... GOOD sheep
wanted LOG loo higher
ST. LOUIS. July I-CATTL E-Receipts 400 shin
ments $40 Market &c higher Native steers s. Ua
&C. Texas steers IS 6Oa5 70 HOGS-Receipts 500
shipments 500 Market lower. Heavy So SOS So
mixed 50 l0Gs5 Sc. light - 6Os5 10. SHEEP Re-
ceipts 1910, shipments c6O Market stronger,
a. UOGs5 p,
CHICAGO. July 7.-CATTLE-Recelpts 1900 ship
ments sou Market sc lower. Steers 81 90
IS cows s. 60et5 s.. HoGS-Kecripts 3.0IN shin
rents iloCo Market lower Common IS 254l5 20.
&. SHEEP-heCeipts 1860 shipments toM MAJ
hst STEADY. Mixed natives a. 50s5 90
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sars.oga Springs. y. /. az d return.
y p a annual eoovsDtlon one lowest
fare for round 'rlp Plus g. Tickets sold
July 3 70 . lnclasiTs--Ensl Il m8t Sspt .
for return passsse.
s~~ York End return IDtfrDationsl
convention Christina Esd$1rgr socisttss.
one iossess fare tor road trip. Tickets
sosd July z 20 with faAl limit Angus. 3
for rst1Fn passage The Krisco lIus hays
20 daily sTpr..s traits equipped sta
Pullman slssJ~srs aud reclining casiF eAEs
throngh 70 - Lyg.s without change.
making direct eolusctgoa sta a. llDss %
tie east -. u. MLEDoCE. u i a
= "a
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yAFA&TED-NEAR WICHITA. A. IMPROVED
w farm Of fFuu4 20 70 - VII pay cash
grain yeAt. address, sIysag description AID yyso@
q. A +, care kasie ofsJcr c. Z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
l.esr pi.l..a p rer lfss ,.sr Ia,
W. RcartiIr Kernnm.ns;

fornia, via a. T. and ,. i and Colorado
Midland. because: 1t is picturesque. it 5
quick; 1t is always on time. leu see Col
orado by daylight. The new fast schedule
allows two hours for Sightseeing at
Manitou. Two daily passenger trains
each way Palace sisepers TO Ogden, con-
Meeting with Southern Pacific for IAN
Francisco.
We also recommend the Santa Fe route
through New Mexico sgd Arizona to Los
Angeles. San Diego and san Francisco. as
a direct aud pleasant Ilne for winter
travel
Excursion tickets may he bought going
u..Lee aLu returning tie otbsr. dSLll
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WANTED - FOUR GENTLEMEN OF GOOD
w address Immediately. Apply at z5I Main
street. Qi{ IL
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Kansas City and return. Ticket. CO
sale August 10Th 70 25rd inclusive. Good
for return passage until September l5th.
Cincinnati. Ohio and return. Tickets
on sale June 2t,th 20 9TH. Limited for re-
turn passage To July 7th. Tourist tickets
70 Colorado and Utah points On sals now
and viii continue until September SJth.
Good for return passage until October 20,
I5s2 For fail information With references
To the above call ~ No. 10 North Main
street. T. r Blecklsy, Passenger and
Ticket Agent, Missouri Pacific Railway
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w AsTED- GUITAR SCHOLARS BY Mss
w sherry Call al Mozart ~cfiosl Of M1-ic
rom Z 70 ?. Il. TOCZ2 - Biting 5lacN- a. -
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EOR observation-disclosures.
Under ILLS lead 70 mr. line urr dnY
LOST,

LOU OK DOUGLAS AVESUl
owner Can have same by describing property
Can At pgfiC. Z
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Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA July Z.
FLoUR-Highest patent, 81 40 second patent.
81 20; extra fancy % 90.
BUTTEh-First creamery, 15c; other grades LOG
12fc.
EGGS-l0al2c per dozen.
POULTRY oosters 81 50a2 90 pr dozen or Sc
per pound; hens - 0OS2 50 per Qogcn &c per
pound spring chickens 81 75G2 so per or 7Isc
per pound; turkeys 19sSc per pound; duck--teal
81 % mnllard g. - per dozen; young geese &c per
pound.
fOTATOES-Ceoce 50a55c per bushel
APPLES-&2 50(a4 20 per barrel
GOAL-AnthraCite al 81, Canon City IS co. Weir
City 81 60 Froutenac 81 81 Plttsburg ~ 10 Illinois
1t 90. MeAlester 81 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-08

NTANTED-YOUNG Man STENOGkAPHER
w and typewriter who is experienced i'll nIer-
camille business Address. stating salary expected
L o box Si3, u4a 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-08

Tourist tickets Will ~ On sase for Den
yer Colorado Springs. Pueblo Trinidad
Salt Lake City. Ogden aa1 other [ tsb
aud Colombo summer TesDtirfs. from Juns
! uatu September ~ limited Tor return
passage % ard including October 81. I-k-
Take tie Missouri Pacific rs5l ~sr ifa4a
tAvsng Eere u tie evening, WAich arrives
IN Pueblo EsIt morning. thus passing
through The mountains II dsY light Tar
tram - equipped vita ss@EA1t LBass carr
% tie .A1sst des5-n- Pullman slsepsssz
carr i desired = r BLECELET. y < r
a. - North 2a4n street Missouri Pa
czEc Eas.NhF -
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REPRRsESTATIvE SALES.
BoGS.

Fresh receipts 1,242. The hog market
opened steady with yesterdays close, but
after the first round, sales were made weak
to cents lower. There Were no really
choice hogs on sale, but the average
quality of hogs was better than yesterday.
The packers bought literally.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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Kansas f. great state for corn wheat
cattle, hogs. aud financial undergraduates
The A. T. IL : +. railroad has several
thousand nice farms for sale ia it, old
land grant along the fertile Arkansss
river, IN south central and western Kau
sas Write to W ID Murdock, Wichita
Kan, for copy If folder. Just issued. giv
ing full Information relative 20 Gro
capacity q Kansas lands, coss per a:c
4 ID terms ~ szle. cE (
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-08

The Santa Re route IL now running daily
a iveive-section drawing room Pullman
car irom Wichita 20 Denver without
change. Leaving A. @.1S ?. IN. arriving Ia
Denver II a m Excursion t8cksts uor on
sale 20 ali Colorado points
2tf ". u. MCEDocE. u. p. A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-08
THE ITALIAN MINISTER.
Some Of the Pecu1iarities and Whfns 81
Baron Fuva.

Baron Fava, the Italian minister to
Washington, is not an ideal statesman,
but in one way and another he has
managed to keep himself before the
people of Italy and to secure and hold
excellent public positions. Ten or if
teen years ago he was a rich Italian
nobleman, with vast estates, large in
come, and handsome wife, to whom
the estate belonged. His violent tenn
per eventually caused his wife to sep
arate from him, taking the property
with her, and leaving the baron moth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-08

80 spst via Ihs ~&su hort iius. Ais
sraufi Tse3nc Pleasant 1871 Toats-
J : rough slsspspg and char Ears without
shans~ " scAitzs - - IsyulA - =
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COLUMBIAN TOWER.

The Grand Structure PlAnnea by Some
Enferprising Chicagoans.
A Chicago firm is preparing the plans
for mammoth observation tower to be
named the Columbian, which a stock
company, soon to be organized, proposes
erecting near the worlds fair grounds.
Including the site the total cost of con-
struction is estimated at not less than
e5, oOo, 900. By working day and night
shifts the tower, it is believed, can be
completed in six months
The lever is to be constructed of steel
and iron, 500 feet in diameter at the base
and 200 at the cornice line. The form
is to be circular and 1,492 feet high to
the base Of the statue of Columbus,
which will be about 80 feet high, MAX
ing total height of 1,54s feet The
statue will stand on globe or sphere
some SO feet in diameter. The central
tower shaft column is 275 feet at the
ground line, diminishing in size as it
rises, until at 1900 feet it will be 22o
feet in diameter. Here the shaft Is
capped with heavy cornice which
girts the entire shaft From this COR
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Produce.

NEW YORK. July :.
SUGAR-kenneu fairly active and firm stand
ard 5-iodt NC confeCtioners S-l6Js4 SIc pow
434c.
CoFFEE-options closed steady and unchanged
10 points drwn. spot kio firm and ctlve No I
lSc.
'CoTToS-Steady. Mddling uplands Il 7-lSc
Z. 5-l6DS1 II BLOC. -
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Tbrosgh thxds Car So orssA4 ga she saa Fs
Eazzs

Th. Santa Re Foete are row rnuuinZ n
through ehAt- car II Omaha "a 8p-e-sor
Ssb 81 connection wsth toe I r>nn0af.
EIk horn AID Missouri Valley railroad
leaving y lchits AZ 2 ?. n sud arriving is
Omaha tie next svEalng A. 30 r. H. 1hls
service viii continue daily
ss-tt VI. u. xIK.o<x- d. +. a
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-Joyce-"The theater is a wonderful
power for good" Boyce-''I should say
so. Jaglets went out and signed the
pledge the other night after seeing a
serpentine dance dramatic Mirror
Same t-Bingo-''Come, brace
up, old man. ASIDE. By Jove, this is
a terrible thing. I suppose his wife is
still visiting relatives IN the country"
Jagway strengthening upl-''No sh'
amt Relatives visiting her. N. Y.
Herald.
"A Man of Ability -Tonson-"John-
son has no ability Of any kind jack
son-.'Nc ability? Nonsense. WHY, ne
can ask you for loan in such way
that you thank your lucky stars for the
opportunity TO accommodate him -
Yankee Blade
George, dear. you know this IS nv
birthday. How are you going 10 ceIe-
brate it?- Sarah, | have thought Of
it, and by sc-imping and saving ! was
able TO get a sixty-dollar suit"
George, you darl- For myself
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DIR. Il. EMMA COBB,

Females and Cb'drers diseases specially
Home for ladies' during confipe ment. strictly pr-
vale when 80 desired. slso permanent homes pro-
Vded for children when cesired- Letters OF ineut-
Y confidential and answered promptly Home Ill
Ida Avenue, Wichita, Kansas
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DIR. CROSkET

Office hours 9ioI0 an, 1to4p. m.
sunday. 10 1880 u. m. III y Main
1T. Residence lois y. Market st.
Telephone IFS.
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New York AlonfY.

NEW YORK. July7.
Money on call easy at lI4SS per cent closed Ter
ed at ~ Fsr cent
i'Ene mercantile paper Sos per cent
L1chsnse steady at - s7ja for sxty-iay bills and
81 SSSe Tor demand ~
Iota sales OF stock today 4s6 800 sharea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-08

I,IOR SALE-CHEAP-GOoD 7-BOoM HOUSE.
II east 'front.' On poris ave between Tenth
and Eleventh sts- Z, }. PlnLard. chita ..at0B.8
bank
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Situations " 0Iited-Mate.
miscellaneous.

VJANTED-A SITUATION BY A NO. ] MIL
w Ter, a mlright. twenty ears experience;
furnish best of references. Address ZIG Cleveland
avenue, Wichita, Kan. d.I III
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FINANCEAND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts Of Stock at the "lcni0o
Union Stock Yards for the Past ~
Hours Were: Cattle, light; Hogs iNe@.
Shipments: Cattle, none; Hogs' none.
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TYPE. WRITERS.

TINHE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER, AND
i all supplies, ribbons, paper Carbon. note
books. erssers. oil, pencils. Waterman Ideai fSuH-
tain pens. &C. are kept for sale by TO The
Smith Premier Il to desire one. Come and see
-lss2 Model IL bcsI them all Good terms Fully
guaranteed four year. John II. Fazei general
stenographef. - y. Main ST. WichitS, han. Tels-
phone Jl2s II
EUENITI RI LOANS. CATTLE LDASH-AOS-
Il - loaned on almost everything by j. h. Lad
lung eve, Dorsey Building. corner fIr-t and NAia.
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ing but his salary. He seems to be as
unlucky in financial matters as he Is
impetuous in temper. He speculsted
IN real estate and lost; and In Wall
street he was always on the wrong side
Of the market Fava is something of
q dude; is very fond of society, Of
horses and fne equipages, although too
poor to possess any. During his eb-
sence he was promoted to the rank Of
ambassador, and will probably be
called TO I'll vacancy expected to oc-
cur very soon at one OF the courts
where Italy sends diplomatic repre-
sentatives of that rank.