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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15

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LOUISE LEE BAYARp.


Frank Leslie has given up widowhood,
Miss Louise Lee Bayard, fourth daughter
of the ex-secretary of state, has become
Mrs. Frank Angel, and in the Old World
princes and princesses and other titled
people have delighted the public with
weddings in which the display of silks,
laces and jewels surpassed all power of
description.
The leading ladies of Brooklyn re-
Gently organized a unique entertain
ment illustrating marriage in all ages.
The plan was that Of Marriage
Dramas" first gotten up in Boston, but
with the aid of Major Alfred R. Cal
houn, the veteran journalist and story
teller, the ladies made it almost new
affair, especially the poetry in which the
chorus relates and partially explains the
details. Two hundred beautiful young
ladies took part, and the first scene rep
resented Marriage by Capture The
chorus, a handsome girl in the old
Greek costume, called attention to the
fact that this was the primitive method,
"but now the woman captures the man.
etc.
The first scene shows group of bar
barian maidens around fire. The wild
men, in bearskin, straw and other prim-
tive vestures, steal upon, seize and drag
them off; the center of the background
opens and shows them going up noun
tain with their captives. The 'best
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man" at this early wedding was friend
of the groom who helped do the fight
ing, and through all subsequent refine
ments the character has survived. Next
came marriage by purchase" and then
all the national weddings, Greek, Jew
ish, Roman, etc, down to Gretna Green
and the marriage of today.
The moral of it all is that man is ever
growing more chivalrous and woman
more refined, until Major Calhoun is
justified in putting it thus:
Jacob worked fourteen years for one wife,
Some think his love very sublime;
But measure if you can the love of the man
Who works for one wife all the time.
The love affairs of old folks have fur
nished the world with vast treasures OF
fun, yet it is certain that the aged often
love with an ardor that borders on the
tragical. "Old Parr" first married at
eighty and became the father Of two
children. At 105 he was convicted of a
''love intrigue" and punished according
ly, and married the second time at the
supposed age of 100; but whether he
was really 152 when he died or only 1872,
as some claim, cannot certainly be es-
tablished. AT any rate he lived through
the entire reigns of Henry VII, Henry
VIII, Edward VI, Mary. Elizabeth and
James |, and died in 1855.
Atlanta has the oldest bridegroom.
and possibly the oldest man in the world.
His name is Hiram Lester, and he says
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GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No. 2 Colorado Springs,
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express daily...............l
No. 2 Kansas City st, Louis
and Chicago. Through
Mall and ex. daily.
No. 4 Kansas City st Louis
and Chicago night eX.
udily- .......-..s...- -. $780,
No. % accommodation,
daily. except Sunday,......i
GOING SOUTH.
No. aKansasa City ST. Louis
and Chicago ex. daily.
No. ! Kansas City st, Louis
and Chicago through mail
and eI. daily.............l
No. 81 Aceommod ption daily
except sunday -. 49,
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HIS Gratitude.

Speaking OF hospital children, a ply
stefan, in an account OF his work among
them, says; One little fellow, whom /
knew very well. had 10 have some dead
bones removed from his arm He got well
and perhaps thought / had taken a good
deal of interest 10 him, although was not
conscious OF showing him extra attention
The morning he was to leave be sent for
me. When / reached his bed / bent over
him Well, Willie ! sid. we viii all
miss you when you are gone and after
ward, Did you want 10 see ne speciAIIy9
The little fellow reached his hand up and
laid it on my shoulder. a. I bent over him,
and Whispered, My mamma viii never
hear the last about you Gould any oae
axrzr~sx srrarirnda rrsare kAsr sif.ily2t
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Eucky Enrrekfnlness.

The doctrine of soul of goodness In
things evil' has many and varied NANTES
tations. Even treacherous memory has
been known to serve its unhappy poSsessor
an excellent turn. Here is an anecdote Of
friend who many years ago Travelled
through Colorado and the adjoining coun-
try as salesman for hardware house. In
many of the newer mining towns the hotels
were rough seeming places, and were
haunted by staggering visitors who ca
reused till midnight.
At one time when Billings had collected
a considerable sum of money he put up at
hotel, the proprietor of which was thor
oughly dangerous looking customer. II
would be folly, Billings thought, to trust
such man with valuables, and he deter
mined TO keep his purse under his pillow.
Many men who looked like desperadoes
were about the place, and the guest was
really in fear of his life. Yet there was
nothing to do but to make the best Oh
things, and accordingly he retired to his
room. after instructing the hotel keeper to
call him at o'clock.
When he was called in TIE morning and
found that he had not been murdered he
smiled at his fears of the night before,
hastily dressed and was soon on his way
to the station As he was hurryiag along
through the semiderkness two men sud
denly jumped upon him and threw him to
the ground.
He fought with all his might, till a six
shooter was placed at his head. Then h.
yielded. The robbers went through his
pockets quickly. seized his watch, his re
volver and his satcheI and made of
1t was useless to follow them and he
kept on to the railway station He in
formed the station master of what had &C
CURED. aud at the next town, twenty miles
away, sought out the sheriff and put him
on the track OF the thieves
The watch and papers were Of comparnr
lively little value. What he cared most
about was the loss Of the money What a
pleasure it would be to see that hotel
keeper, who he felt sure was at the bottom
OF the affair. safely behind the barsl
But just as the officers Of the law were
about setting forth in pursuit OF the thieves
Billings received a telegram from the sta,
ton agent. II read thus;
Il have recovered your grip and mang
papers found near where the robbery was
committed have also your pocketbook
containing nearly s5ol, which was handed
me By the landlord OF the Lofeh You left
it under your pillow. Win send all by next
train Chicago Herald.
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Brotherly Criticism.

1t Is unwise, as general thing, 10 ask
other people what they think of cur work
The result may be unpleasant both fol-
them and for US.
Two ministers were discussing the proc
ess of sermon writing.
"Now, with me-" said one of them, ~the
only really hard things to manage are the
introduction and the conclusion. You re-
member the sermon l preached at the in
stallation of Brother So-and-so not long
ago? Well, l fattered myself that the ex.
ordium and the peroration of that sermon
were pretty well done. Do you remember
what you thought Of them?"
Yes" said the other minister; 81 re.
member thinking they were very good, but
too far apart. youths Companion.
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MARY MOSTLY,
HIRAM LESTER

HIRAM LESTER AARH ADskLN.
he was born in Raleigh. 124 years ago.
But as his oldest son is only eighty,
some think Hiram Is but 10. The son
lives near Tunis Station, Ga, and is a
much feebler man than his father.
Hiram had papers 10 show that he was a
soldier at Kings mountain, a guest Of
Washington at Mount Vernon and a
soldier in lsl2-15. but they were burned
with ms house during the civil war. In
1881 he was compelled to 90 to the conn
" farm 10 hy~, and there fell IN love
with the aged Mrs Mosely, VINO con
scented after seven yes c0urtship. and
so they were married al Atlanta during
the exposition Both are IN fair health,
and the old gentleman Is remarkably
clear headed and fall OF interesting rem
llLScences-
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. No.. Jan. H. ca TIT, F-Raceints
klo9. shlpments goo. Market steady Steers az flS
p cows q Q9s5 30 stockers and feeders Il 75eS 81
hOGS-toCclpts l2std shipments 1Sl0 Strong 81
higher for God heav,, light 90 &c olyer AN Cr9aes
shipments Mark weak - lower
81 !oUIs. No. Jon. IL-CATTLE-R eceipts I2Dc
shipments 90 Market dull Steers SIS 60st 50
foumon Texans 81 pas 10 HOGS-fece'ets san m
shipments lSQ. Market opened 10c up advance lost
HEAVY = lgSs 81 mixed 3 s&94 u. light 6 g0t
10 SHEEP-heCt DTS AGO. shipments 100 MIR.
keJ strong }COs5 50.
CHICAGO. us. Jan -CATTLE-Recafpts Ism
ttipnelits 5e,l Market steady. Stockers and feed
sr- = -SsS 10 cows 81 30G2 y, HOGS-ReceIpts
$500 shipments 1850 Market active frrerni9r
ioMInon - J5-A U0. mixed and packers 81 a5s = In
heavy and butchers 81 lUSI -. light IS S56a4 I1
~ LtS-hecelpts SE0. shipments 200 Narke,
peEay. lives $ 25s4 - mixed IS s5<Ss IS wethers
~ 70 81. wesLeIls - N..a 30. lamhs 81 500 -
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Elegant reclining chair cars on all trains snd
Pullman sleepers from Wichita TO Kansas City AMI
Chicago without change night trains. Tickets
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 ONCE 100 East Douglas avenue, corner MAn
street, passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues. Telephone l99.
H. wIsHART Tickle. Agent
JTo. srpLsrrAS. @. T. b P. A. Chicago III.
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AFamnu. compliment.

OF famous compliments paid 20 the fair
sex the supply IS so large and dazzling that
IL is matter OK 10 small difficulty 70 pick
OUT the brightest gems, bat If the follow
ing WAS unlocked for it Certainly deserves
q place among the best FonteneIle. when
ninety years old. passed before Nine Heb
vetius without perceiTiaz her. -Ahg'
said the lady. that IS POUR gaIisutry,
then, To pass before nle without ever
locking at me- If had locked AZ yoa,
madame" replied the old beau. Il never
could have raised yOu Al all '-Tnne.oa
Standard
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15

Among relics o. painfully grots>4us
character may menti0n-A m0rsei of ths
grilled flesh Of 81. Lawrence. vino. ~
everybody knows, was roasted 20 death
upon q gridircn ever . slow Gre. the tones
Of Moss; the sigh which 81. Jo>epA kssvsd
when he was splitting wood: the tsAss 81
cur Lord. his istters. bis didsrert foot-
prints. feathers from the wings u this
Archangels Gabriel AID s. MtcbseL-An
the Year Round
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In systematic zoolozy the plaes accorded
20 the musk OF Is intermediate between
tbose Of the sheep loTisl aad the CT (boss.
and for It's special scoornrnodstioa . Few
genus has BEEN created -0yihos" Nos
Writers Bosioe ia rUHsnblssos IA may
ways 70 the buffalo o. bsson. sad e an
dOubteoly has much affinity with this sp--
csez.-A- 7. Martha In Popular sSa@nns
.fcv.eh4z
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FOE KENT-IIon.e-

g. POS hE% E-ssfA AEss f-Ais la ca fsssF.
- Us = NJ 50 . sasa-sss o. - nss.lss
1e7s rs.- e.-aF sarsz- Z. Aszsz- 80 > = : 49,
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Wichita Produce ararso,

WICHITA, Jan. IA
fLorE-Hishest patent 81 GO. second patent 81 30
eztrh fancy So %
81 FTEt;-First creamery SOC. second creamery
u finest dairy 2Oc fine dairy l5cconirnon dairy l0c
t1GS-2Oc Per dozen.
FOlLl h1-koosters 81 i082 90 Der Dozen or Sc
ltl pound. hens s. U62 B. per dozen or &c Der
loihh spring chtckens 81 s5e2 30 IT dozen or nc
pSS! 'und, turkeys 1880 per pond. Gucks-teai
- allarcs ~ % per Dozen prai-e chickens So "
yer es1en Young geese &c per pound
fNl al OES-O hotce 45tS 6Jc pei Olishel
All LES-t2 OOG2 80 per barrel
.NAL---lnthtsclte SIl 90 Canon City IS 90 Weir
- q. ACAllistsr a. 70
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4 stron~ Hint.

Old boarder-You dou't spell soap with
al ~R, 90 yOat
Mrs Slinsdiet-CeTta5uiy 1Ct- Why
Old Boardeg-I tsough; p0s. I nosios.
there was5's arr oysssr u New Yorx
Herald
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sT.IouIs SAN FRANCISCO r "a.

Train. marked thus run daily
West bound train, No. l. has Pullman car
West bound train. No 3, connects M Burton for
Pueblo. New Mexico and Southern California
last bound. No. 4, 10 u tod train 10 St Louis
with chair and Pullman sleeper. makes cOnneo
tons for IT. smith Little Rock anc Paris. Texas
East oound. No. 2. night express TO 81 Louis. as
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper.
City Union Ticket Office. Cor Main and lst strssg
end Union Depot. Douglas avenue.
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&r. Theodore Bent, who vert 20 s0uth
Afr1ea 70 Ascertain. " po@zible. The origin -
tss great stoLie ryzlE-s ~ I'm bsbye. grts<s
that be hss sos yst b>en able % siisooss-
any Inscriptions. but ks hAs fOos1 the d.
t'ris q gresa pottsry q Psrsa&a a<1gas xsd
scuipsursd vAssz representing scsoss q tles
chAse - Phiiadslp5lA LSlgez.
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Bezgar-PleAse, sir. VIII re lend ne .
dime Ter git somethin ter ea1g
Gentisuan-You ve got Aquarser n yo1f
hand now Whss's that for
BegEzT-Th4t's ter tip IL waitsr.-Esv
York Weekly
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Miss Van wrinkle-What. Six hundred
dollars for that antique Why, that's fusa
twice as much Is you asked for Il a month
ago.
Salesman-But, madam it's jus< twice
a. cid as il was thsa-Nev York Sun
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Wy ANTED-BUSiNESS MN WHO ARE N
w iced OF AtsIUg1aphers OF accountants 10 call
81 the National Accountants and StsnogfHp5eF .
bureau. Branch ufDcr a. tie Southwestern busl-
IesS College, wichita. han. We usually have GA
Ouf sppliCatioh Iist thoroughly CompetsBt ooOk-
Aeepers anu AVneIs with nTst Sias Teiefsn-
- H,i tut1,!hL,.d ires OF charge. az
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GERS. GOOD to extra O0GS 81
hrNenhRFs q 10n0<A
REPRESENTATIVES, SALE.
HOGS

Fresh receipts today of about 1900 hogs,
and the bulk OF the offerings ON sale were
OF good quality. The market is stronger
and this, coupled with the good quality of
the hogs, made an advance in the prices
over yesterdays figures. The mar ket was
good and active and hogs sold readily.
Bulk of sales today $3.70@3S5 and tops
brought s. S715.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the preventative sales oS hoos
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John Sebastian. Genr Tiki. and Pass Ag't
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Ry..
Chicago. Ill, for = pack Of the latest
smootbest. slicket playing cards you ever
saw. Just the thing for high Eve parties.
For GOc. postal uots will send you ave
packs
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,ew FORK Produce.

NEW YORK. Jan IL
CoFFEE-Spot Rio nrmer AMI more active. Nor
i5pc
eCGAK-Rsfned dull nominal No. G. sIi-l6~.
10 !; 2-ioc No : :-l6c. No :, SIC. No IL 5 7-i6c
e.. 5-i6c. grsnulAted ! IL IGss ast,,
COZ IoN-QuieL Niddiiag upsands : s-Iso, mid
ding Orleans tlt-lc. sales 2lu bales Futures
closed 1rn. sales ISSUE bales. January rs Febs
FuRry, Isl
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Afouov

NEW YORK jan H.
MonoV on call easy. ranging from TO per ,ent
Il syG -iferedaJ IL per cent.
Prime mercantile paper slgt56per cent
Exchange steady at s. S5is Tor sixty-day bills
e ~, Tor demand
j eIsl sales Of stocks today. 552.O9 shares
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COUNTY OF SEDGwICk.
|, J. A. Dawson. cashier of said bank. do
solemnly swear that the above statement is
true, to the best of my knowledge and belief.
so help me God.
J. A. DAWSON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this Sth
day of January, 1892.
lsEALl r. e LAWRENCE, Notary Public,
Commission expires on the 9Th day Of
March, 1881
Correct.
Attest: J. 4. DAWSON, Owner.
To Charles T. johnson. bank commissioner,
Topeka, Kan. d47 ct
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Mrs. winsIow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children fesihipg. II
soothes the child, softeps the gums, Allsys
eli pain, cures wind collie, and IL the best
remedy fer disrThea Twenty -fiyecsnts .
bottle iced By millions Of mothers.
dGl II USS u
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WICHITA a wEsTERs Il. n
The Heirht Of PoIlrsn....

Cierk-You SAP you want only one dre0
shirt
Travers-YeA / am getting Il for .
friend Of mine. He has ny dress suit. and
thought would give him a shirt 10 corn
plete the outft.-Clothiex and Furnisher
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M9lI} 'agle
FINANCE COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts OF Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle, 255; Hogs, 1892
Shipments: Cattle, 800; Hogs, None;
Sheep, "a.
WICHITA, Jan. IA.

" IJHI 7 A. UdIl II
The receipts in the cattle market were
very light today and contained a sprink-
ling of good cattle. These sold well at
steady figures Not much trading was
done owing TO the light supply.
The quotations mere presented are 70 give The
sh PIPER idea of the general range OF prices. The
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations according 20 the quality Of offer
iugS nd the state of the dai ~ markets These QUO
tslions only changed when there has been a
permanent change IA the general market The
representative sales should be referred TO get the
daily fluctuations.
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.
PHILLIPS e PHILLIPS.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Hospital sccomm odations. Calls by Telephone
telegraph or Mail will receive prompt attention
Office No. ia y, Lawrence ave. ONCE telephone
No. Il. residence Telephone No. 2l5. DIG tt w47t
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Trains marked thus .. daily.
EQrIPMrNT NORTH AM East.
Train No. al4 Kansas City cypress. solfd 70
Kansas City. has chair service
Train No. tos comes direct from Galveston ard q
through Chicago train leaving Wichita a. It 5p n
and arrives IN Ceicsgo the next day al 3 - D m.
Train No AH hae free reclining chair 10 kAn~
sas Cry Pullman 10 Kansas Cliy. also to Topeka
AtchisOn and 81. Joseph
EQUIPMENT SOUTH AND
Train No s5s, has Pullman and chair cars
Train No e5 has through PulimAa car 70 ~
y Orth ard Galveston.
Train No. az has reclining chair car from EaA.as
Cry and stops AZ Wichita
Cry Union Ticket once Cor Main and LAT street And
Tnfon Passenger Ststto1 corner Douglas and Sch
avenues ". h. MURDOCH. D. p. a
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NicLstA GRAIN Market
WICHITA. Jan IL
Following are the closing quotations.
0EAlN-Car lots ntrack.
NhLAT-73N1 5c.
tDRN-New 1oslSgc.
OAIS-26a sc
I.1E-No or better A0aa5c
AAl-Baed - JUd5 80 per ton. loose "a mas m
GROUND COltN-CLop in car lots orc Der i'm
sounds. corn an oats II % per 100 pounds bran
gaCked, TIC per lCU pounds
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FTNAN-
y cial condition OF the West Side Bank. at
Wichita. state of Kansas, at the close of bust
ness on the second day of January, 1Ss2:
RESOURCES
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT Of the financial
~ condition of the Bank Of Derby, at Derby,
state of Kansas. at the close of business Oh the
second day of January. 1897,
RESOURCES
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Brief Mention.

BFlef Mention.
The shippers who had stock on the mar
ket today were:
John Small, Anness, hogs.
b. +. Forrest, Annness. hogs.
j. il. Cheney, PoBtine, hogs.
+. L. Streeter, Hesston, hogs.
l.. a. Townsend, ADdale, hogs.
i. b. Ramsey, Andover hogs.
j, Groves, Chase, hogs and cattle
Charles Tabng, Leon, hogs.
Col Neff, Arkansas City, hogs.
smith 81 Son, Chase, cattle and hogs.
Schlmmerhorn 81 Paugh, Sedgwick.
hogs.
steinkirchner 6 Co, Newton, hogs.
Clapp & Fall, Cairo, hogs,
=. Harm, Kingman, hogs.
\. g. Burchinal Ewell, hogs.
, 5. Tergeon. Hazleton, hogs.
Nolils & Ferguson, Wellington, cattle
and hogs.
j. K Cooley. Rose Hill, hogs.
u. NJ Hutchinson. Haverhill hogs.
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COUNTY OF SEDGwIcK, S.
|, Henry G. Tucker, cashier Of said
bank do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true TO the best of my knowledge and
belief, SO help me God.
HENRY G. TUCKER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this eth
day of January, A. D., 1s92.
seal. Ed, BRADEN, Notary Public,
Commission expires on the 9Th day Of
March, 1896.
Correct. HENRY G. TUCKER Cashier
Attest. A. W. TUCKER, Proprietor,
Directors,
To Charles f. johnson, Bank Commissioner,
Topeka, Kan. d46 Ct
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ATcHrsox. TOPEKA ksAErA FERR-.
RAINS

NORTH AND EtST.
No. Az Kansas City express.
No. it6' Chicago vestibrled
express.
No. l0s' Missouri River sx-
pfCss--. .-..-.--s .--------.-- o.
No. AZ EDglevood expresses
SOUTH AND wFsT.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
OLD, YET EVER NEW.
THE ROMANCE OF COURTSHiP AND
MARRIAGE ALWAYS INTERESTING.
A Daughter of Hon. Thomas r. Bayard
One of the Brides of the Season.
BrookIyn's Novel Dispiay-wooed and
Won by a Centenarian.

There is no end to the romance of
marriage or to the popular interest in
those who are ardent candidates there
for. Age cannot wither nor custom stale
the infinite variety of Cupid's antics, and
the present season has had an unusual
number Of notable weddings. Mrs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
Kansas City Produce
ARTICLES
st. LOUIS Produce.

st. LOUIS Produce
ST LOUIS Jan, IL.
wHFAT-Lower. Cash Sc, May $3.50. July SIC
nominal.
COhN-Firm- Cash S67sc January SIC bid. Feb
ruary S6]ec May 2Sa1s93S11c asked.
OATS-Barely se&dy. No. =. cash S01Sc bid. May
3l1lc bid.
FoRk-DulL Old 50 CO. new sn 50.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-15
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hess pills should not - taken during pregnancy
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