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ON THE ksiGfsT LINE.
No More Steerago Passengers VIII the Rcd
STAR DriD;, over.

star Brips over.
Washington, December 16.-Agents OF the
principal steamship lines appeared before
the joint committee of immigration today in
connection with the proposition to suspend
immigration. Gustav IL. Schwab, represent
ing various transatlantic steamship Compa-
MES, made u general statement on behalf of
lnation OF emigrantS he left to European
agents OF steamship companies, the agents
being under bonds. Senator Hill asked him
how the United States could enforce these
penalties this side OF the Atlantic when they
are operative on the other side. The United
States could have DO jurisdiction over Euro
pean agents.
MIR. Schwah said the steamship companies
are willing to be held responsible for their
foreign agents.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Schwab's address
Senator Pfeffer asked if the companies would
be willing 80 allow United States officers to
assist in the examination of immigrants be-
fore leaving Europe. Mr.. Schwab stated that
the companies would not only permit but
welcome such assistance and supervision by
United States agents. In saying this. he
liSb lines.
1ir Hale-What is the condition under
which YOU propose to cease carrying steerage
paSScnCersi
Mir. Schwab-After the list Of January we
propose OF our own motion to discontinue car
rying steerage passengers without any refer
ence 10 legislation.
At the close Of the examination James A.
Wright Jr., of New York. second vice prrs-
pany addressed the committee in further ex-
PLANTATION Of the reasons which had led the
Red Star line to discontinue the CARRYING of
storage passengers.
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Two GAVE BEEN CHOSEN.
Every Reason TO Believe That Carlisle and
Gray Go IDto :hc Cabinet.

Washington, December 12.-(Special.)I
have it from the best authority that Mr.
Cleveland has decided upon two members of
his cabinet. They are Senator John q. Car.
Isle. of Kentucky, who may he secretary OF
the treasury, ami Ex-Governor Gray, of In
diana. who viii probably be secretary of the
interior.
MIR. Carlisle is well fitted for the treasury
portfolio, and his appointment would give
general satisfaction to the party. The per-
sonal relations between Mir. Carlisle ami Mr..
Cleveland are very close.
The two men have much in common.
During Mr.. CIevelands term in the white
house. M. Carlisle was his closest political
adviser, and Mr. Carlisle was with him CON
tinlllily during the prepare ton OF his great
tariff message. MIR. Carlisle is forty seven
years Old. very robust, and capable Of the
hardest work.
Governor Gray. of Indiana. will be salts
factory to the Indiana people, who were so
strong in urging his nomination for vice
president. Mr.. Gray did good work in the
camDagn in Indiana. and Mr.. Cleveland
wants TO reward him for his services and
also wants his advice as a member OF his
political family While the other cabinet
positions have not been decided upon, it is
believed here by the democrats that these
two men have been decided upon.
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WANT 80 HEAR mB. CRISP.
Two Philadelphia Organizations Invite the
t.pea he.. 20 Htdcosn 'TIlein


Washington. December PHILADELPHIA
Is anxious TO hear Speaker Crisp if the Re
form Club of New York is not. lie was
called on by two delegations fro m the Quaker
City which presented pressing invitation
10 speak at banauets 10 be held there short
~. The first was a committee from the
New England Association OF Philadelphia,
headed by Charles Emory Smith, cx-minis-
tar TO Russia. He was accompanied by
McSsrs. Lewis. Shortridse and Cornish,
representative citizens, all of whom urged
Mr.. Crisp to accept the invitation to at
tcud the banquet and make an address.
While he could give no definite answer he
expressed his appreciation Of the kind aten-
1ioa. Th- speaker had not finished with
Inc committee when delegation from the
YouuS Mems Democratic Association OF
Philadelphia was usb"rcd into bis room.
Chief Clerk Kerr. of the house. led the way
and introduced Samuel Cuisine Thompson,
president of the association, Richard Pc
ters, jr., Ludwig Coleman and Edward
Cav Flanagan. The purpose Of their visit,
they said was to ask Mr.. Crisp to be pres
cnt at the banquet of the association to be
held Jackson day, January 10th. An address
from him on that occasion was requested.
This committee also called upon Senator
Carlisle and Representative Andrew, of
Massachusetts. The invitations are under
adViSCmpnt.
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A NAVY SCANDAL.
Lieutenant Albert Dillingham;, of the o. 5
NAVY. Suea for Divorce


Washington, December 1G.-Since the sen
satiohal Dickson scandal, and the still more
sensational Todd scandal few days inter
yelrd ,pefOrc the appearance of No g. which
be anne public yesterday, when Mrs. Mary L.
Dillingham; applied to the divorce court for a
release from her husband, Lieutenant AIbcr6
{. riiifn%iam, Of the United States navy.
b3tI parties TO the suit are well known in
Washington. = weil-de!iucd rumor OF dsa-
grcenent between them was atioat two years
Az, ard this has been confirmed by the fact
thai thri' paths hav, di;ercci for soine time
i h" Bill fer divorce filed in court yes
terde" morning ny Ms. Dillinghams lawyer.
bat, unu"r the precedent established IN the
Dickson case which seems 10 have encour-
aged divorces In high life, the papers were
kept from the inspection Of any one but the
attorneys Interested. Mrs. Dillingham; is ut
present with friends in Virginia, while Lieu
fenint Dillingham; Is aboard ship. lie started
six months ago. On n cruise with the trimming
ship Portsmouth, 20 which he WAS assigned,
anu winch * now III port IN New York harbor.
Friends OF The family say that their separa-
ton mad been agreed upon more than year
ago by the husband and wife, and that they
lived apart by mutual consent. TLey Re
Heyed that The hill for divorce had been plan
ned for when the tatutory time necessary to
sue on the ground of descrtion, which is two
years IN this jurisdictHn had expired. but
that the charge OF dasertion concealed some
fhihg graYcr Behind il. The scandal had been
much in CvidenC" in the past. IN 1890 Lieu
tenant DiIiii CHAM kept house with his family
at 2c2t y street in the most fashionable see
ton
Since he gave Up the house aud the strained
relations heiW"'d the couple became 81 matter
OF general comment, neither The Lieutenant
nor Mrs. dillingham;, has moved So much in
society rs before the Snparatou.
Lieutenant Dillingham; has been III the navy
since the war, although h.. is not 50 Old ~
that term Of service wou.l Imply. having hogan
his career when very young. lie is Il member
OF the Metropolitan and the Army and Navy
clubs
Mrs Dillingham; Is y handsome and highly
cultured lady who has always been popular
IN Sorie'y Eh"y nave one son, who is about
seventeen years old.
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NED WORLD.
i-yach.s- 81 ...a Roberts, sn Auee,


= "''''-' ''" Roberts, sn Alleged
-, "eror.
Washing i.1-nber 1.-THE Indian
: or 5t!faap, .ha following report giving
'i" par ;r ..".5 au ARRAY as that agency
on TIE Qua instant:
- u''' - ~, ore lAe above date,a Young
- >s-ii3'i. t. -l4laA named Raider married
, Si>''f 90 "h"lAer AssinibiOae named Big
ft'G'A- ZOE SEN" reason unknown the
htNE ia'!' bus '""d beat his bride in an
uhmtrcIHl Hann"1. inficting serious inju-
RES. Her brother did not attempt any re-
tahallon, 50 gar AS ! can learn, but was com
lhE 10 THE I-eucy for the plT-
pose ni submitting the matter to
ne. lhe brother and lis family and
SISTER hdH o&iy JoHrneycd = short distance
from Inc nome Du ,lcir way here when they
We're oYcrtaE"u Dy the husband. who shot
Zig Mouth dead on 'he road. and also fired
q shot 81 his wife which tore the side of
one Of her moeea>ins. fortunately innicting
oH+N s3i2t'' injury Ahe terrible occurrence
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FOR STLVER'S SHARE.
Meeting OF the Eimetai:s League in WASH
inSton and What was Done


inSton and What was Done
Washington. December 15.-(Speclal.) y
the Bimetallic League, composed OF sen
ators and representatives and friends OF
silver generally. is now in session i'll this
city. Ii has decided 30 resist all attempts
=, repeal the Sherman silver law unless
/, S. placed by some law more nearly
approaching free silver.
This action on the part of the league
defines the attitude of the free silver men
in congress. They are able to and will
prevent any legislation at this session,
except that in the interest of free coin
age. 1t was thought yesterday by some
congressman jhat an arrangement might
lie made By the silver ami anti-Silver men
whereby the Williams bill 10 repeal the
sherman act might be offered us All
amendment to the Bland act and Il vote
ne had upon il provided the anti-silyer
men would agree 10 permit Il vote 10 be
reached on the naked free coinage prOpo-
StiOn. 1t does not look probable, now,
however, that an agreement of this kind
can lee reached. Mr. Tracey, of New
York, one Of the leaders Of the anti
silver men, says that obey would much
prefer to go back 10 the Old Bland law
than to permit the Sherman law to remain
i-!'ti tlit2 cistLUtS DOuhS. Ills IdNOG1tb
proposition is to 50 back to the Bland
law with die prOViso that the maximum
amount of 100000 ounces d month
~"t,'G Dee purchased and coined, provided
'iiat ,le weight of the dollar was increas-
81 10 an ounce.
There is no prospect, however of any
thing of this kind being done 1t is alto
-"tncr unlikely that any legislation Of any
kind upon silver will be enacted until
after The close of the international none
t3ry conference in Europe.
Matt Quay Talks.
Senator Quay says the democrats shall
r.: "a 1iZe the senate if the republicans
can Prevent it. lie says the republicans
VIII "a ~ jhoY have ana take ali they
ga, -l. ~ ta@"s 10 stock in the idea
...v.'. ~ ~llne republican senators TO
g., ;ar acsuo-fat> control on the idea that
they NH uU something rash. He fears they
VIII NOV T. lee disiod%ei if given power
.tHa :. ". yu everything possible, as re-
i'.,t'' H i.ss.. D. - hold the senate. The
i.t' .'- ..&stUrcrs have been raising
= -.' .'s.isv here seemed 10 he Il dis
position "' t..- u:7t of some senators to let
'"e senate -n. They h1Ye siguified their
".,tit o-~ =" contribute all tho money
nee. @~'f' '"e republicans to capture
''.N fri" .9lI NJ. just how Quay
NJ -' i"t I'.. perhaps he has not de
-: B.. .'. IHaa"S the situation critical
q 'r Z testing contest certain
20! g "Hu# working the wires and if
~ N'.'. e'ure' can 10 purchased
''" s- forthcoming from the
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washington, December 1I.-Scveral pOStmas-
ter,! of the larger cities are in the same posi-
ton as Sir. Field, the Philadelphia posmas-
ter, VINO wants to resign to resume private
husiness. Van Colt. of New York sexton. Of
Chicago. and Zumstein, of Cincinnati, have
made business arrangements. There will be
about sixty vacancies in the RANKS of first
class DOS;MaStrrS when the senate convcncs
In extra session March 4th. or at least the
terms of that number of postmasters will then
have eXuired
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New York. December 1.-THE Brooklyn
tabernacle, Rev. Y. De Witt Talmagc pas
tor, has been seized by the sheriff to satisfy
a Judgment OF $i,104 obtained against the
church by Alfred S. Long. q decorator. for
work done in the construction of the taber-
race.
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Eli .hI., For Christmas

What an elegant present for friend or
Yourself is Bill Arp's latest book "FreSide
Sketches Read it and laugh and then read
it again and laugh some more. Price $1.30.
post paid. Address Constitution: Atlanta,
Ga. dec11todec24
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BIRMINGHAM. Ala

on for the cure OF CT
Ulcers. Blotches, So
ions of every charact.
rhea, elect, Urethral
the Gento. Urinary O
valuable look and q
atieuts succ essfully III
DIR. DOZIER 81 co
p1stOt
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Dina nnca nnh Want IL.

New York December 1.-THE Herald saws
IT is reliably Informed that Mr.. Dana now
ut Naples. told friend that under no circum-
stances would he be candidate for senator
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DiSPENSARY,

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.er are permanently cured after all
Structure, Lost Powers and results
rgans quickly cured by the latest
question list sent to any applicant
nd privately treated by mail.
J., Great Southern Specialist,
tiice Box IL, RirmiIl2ham. Ala.
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Both the speaker and Mrs Crisp are
great fayoriteS with the young people. They
join in their enjoyments with as much en-
thusiasm and pleasure as children:
Mr. Crisp prefers an evening of this kind
much mora tho Il formal dining. To be at
home surrounded by his intimate friends
is the greatest possible enjoyment to him.
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With his associates in the house he is the
same When there is business, he is all
business, but when his day labors are over
it is pleasure with him. No ore enjoys a
good story more than the speaker and he is
rarely too busy to listen to one of John
Aliens latest or talk over his war prison
experiences with Colonel John Il. Fellows.
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No. 4152 is a
tn re bladed
knife, double
bolstered, Ger
man silver lin
ings and bolst-
ers, with fine
pearl handle,
highly polished
this knife to sul
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is wife, a grown son and young daugh-

His wife, grown son and a young daugh-
ter are always with him. His Youngest
son. Fred, is ut school down at Bellevue, Va,
while his oldest daughter was married
about two years ago to Mr.. Davenport, Il
young business man of Americas, Ga.
At his home III Americas the speaker
house is general gathering point for all
the young people of Americas. Nothing
plcas2s him so much IS to be surrounded
by a Jolly. rollickng set Of boys aud girls,
il al ono nf 1hpTn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-06

Since the return Of DR.. j. II. TsTriil frDEa
New York City. where be has been taking
u special c9ur~e ia ehrousc diseases and
private instructions 10 electricity, under
Professor 4. ID. Rockwell. the world Fs-
uoused electrician. bis practices has Is
come SO large aud bis letters % inquiry 20
rnsDy that y has become utterly npossi-
bic 10; him 20 attend ia person TO the inn
ruense volume Of business that has cen
stsntiy been pouring in upon him
la ordsr TO do justice 10 himself sSd h-z
hundreds Of patients throughout the ecun-
try, Dr. J. ii TerriIl has osgsnixra TIE
Kansas state Medical and safSses! inssi-
tute spd S-bitarium.
TIL. Institute - chartered ~ the state az
Kansas II l. differed by soHss % tie lead
iug c.tizsns Of TIE city Of ~!ehsts. with
Dr j. II. T~frili president.
II will be The sim 81 this lSsiitu.e 20
build up = Practice second 70 EOas - tie
coGatry.
Every caes taken for treatment vii. Ia
ssrsder gise IrF.oa~. SUPERVISED IL ibr Ter
rlil and u gnss s4tsont ksSsag bat ,he
Doctor viii sa tSEs satass esF~ 81 essss<sIts-
ia2 this insii.uas The szu9s ezSssseisatis3s
shd ess5sisd Opinions sfla tFSsi rslsflTs Ehss
isSs fsr-a ilse f3Tslss e Hsiissssrg ~ .
practice seesod 10 Boss az s9athla@-1s.rt
hAas@s. $751;
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.


KANSAS CITY. Nov. 5.-CATTLE-Receipts 400
shipments 200. Market dull, Steers weak. cows
weak to lGc lower Texas cattle and feeders
steady. Sales: Dre ssed beef and shipping steers
~ U3t So COWS and heifers 81 jU@2 a5 Texas and
Indian steers 81 5o&2 st; Texas and Indian cows
Il l5G2 % stockers and feeders - 256l5 -. H0Gs
-keoeipts $500. shipnIents SO Good hays &c h.gher
and very common light hogs weak Sc lower.
Ranged % 75a5 S.. bu K s. 35a5 A. SHEEP-lte.
reipts lin shipments 40 Good muttons and lambs
were ia demand and firm; others weak and neglect
cd. Muttons ~ 81, lambs 81 25,45 GJ.
ST. Louis. Nov. seattle - Receipts 1900
shipments 2!h Market lower; Natives steers
leceipts 900. shipments 4tO0 Market strsnger.
Heavy Is SD@5 20. packing = !d5 So light a. .s6s
> ~. SHEEP-itecepts SO shipments 100 Mar
ket firm. Natives IS ot(3a %.
CHI AGO, Nov. a. "A iTLE--Recelpts SOL ship
ments tstO. Market dull and weak Natives s. %
40 lal stookeis ~ 00si O. Texans 81 SOS w. cows
81 21tdS ~. westerns 81 a,a4 80. HoGS-Rec-ipts
#ul, shipments 5jt0 Market &c higher. Common
o lGesS 80 packers IS 500 o. butchrs' s. 55G55 20
light IS Sgd5 81 SHfEP-leceilts 2tfJ shipIne n :
sg, Market tower and neglected. Mnttons % %
o. 90. lambs JOes5 ~.
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Parties having railroad tickets which
they wish to dispose Of can send same TO
W. III. Baker & Co, railroad ticket brokers.
Manhattan hotel Wichita. Kan, tmem
hers American Ticket Brokers sssocis-
tom. who will allow you liberal prices fer
samc and make prompt remittance
cfxn fes
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REAL EsTArs TRANSFERS.


Furnished by Apologize & Mallory
Abstractersl
The records in the register Of deeds Office
show the following buyers:
Davidson q lots A. 40 Fifth ave
Mrads add 700
ii Miller w lots % 81 Hillside ave
1896 Carrie ave 1879. Park ave o.
W Madison ave 63y5 Clifton ave
Indiana sub. e60o
j A Wallace w d lot Douglas ave
Meads .............'......... 800
Haycrsft W q lots - 70 Lulu ave
Strongs subdiv. Observation-Disclosures. 423
X III Brown Il lots Ga Pearl ct
Carey ave add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
State National Bank sh! q bf sw
or sect 4-29-3e ne or So or sec 5-292
NV or sc or sec 70 2s hf ne or
sec y - 2e sw or or sc or sc or OF
sw or fec % ze NV or lot sec 2
70 lie lots ia ZIG blk . Orme & Phil
lips add II Georgia ave FL Paso
93 81 Laura Cochrans sub and 10
blk b Hunters add .......... s5si
l. w Ciapp shf d nf ne or ne or sec
"a 70 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
G. Jacobs shf Il tract in sec 8 2. / e.. 500
Amount OF mortgage releases ...... e13s
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Wichita Grain Market,

Wichita Grain Market.
WICHITA. Nov. s,
Following are the closing quotations:
GkAIN-Car lots on track.
WHEAI-53@55c.
CORN-Y elbow. 26c.
bATS-lSc:
HAY-Baled. a 0adsI so per ton: loose - C0a5 0t
GROUND tolsS-Chopin lots, f5c per ~
pounds; corn and oats. Soc per 100 pounds; bran
sacked 65c per 100 pounds
tLAASEED-65a1Uc .
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
kANsAs CITY, Nov s.
fIoUR-Uncharged. Patents 81 59s2 G.. extra
fancy 81 e2 5 fancy 81 05@2 Is choice Il .0s2 10
NM 81 .56i2 &C.
WHEAT No . red Gtt6c.
toRA-No. = mixed. S4&S.isc,
pATS-No 2m.xe1. Doc. eJoc.
b TThR-Unchanged.
.at6S-SteEdS,
iaGc. w.
SUL
tLANsEED-steady at Sc on a basis Of pure.
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PHYSICIANS.
DE. T.. EMMA COBE.

Females and ifdrsf1s Diseases = Sr@cfsIty
frns ftr ladie> SuIluS confinement StF'ttfF an.
vale Vixen - desired. also permanent homes pro-
Ni.sed Ter children vheu t-sfeti Ieiie.- iiless-
Is Cuufii, Egiai and sSVeT,1 ItonIFiy isCEuu "a!
Ida Avenue. Wichita. L.Is--i-
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Tx Felrssss 1fsa zesssEszas il ~ psacs
70 board EsexTfSinE sss Essl afss x.s.s
Try aiassr ra@szT se~cisz fssss 10 s~rklY
tsuas..sfs. -. SSssz Azsa 1tG x
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Ye~. Btfs .scs sE4s EsazAfse d Lsurz
gsr~ "a eisgsst efafra psstFstf rish safa
ssexSa u issgF fssss p4gse .rassss fs5as.- fh1s
sz.ssssth. flssss Il ssss@ =, 1850
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,ow FATE. 10 TEAcnEHs


-he Chicago, koek isiSfsss ssf re Sc
railway Will ssss iss&sss - ssssss y sea
meetings - loN fsiss egfs tie sFrtsLsA
plsp. Ask tas sss~gt tst@s& A.snt Ut i@ss-
t.eSskags
JOux EEE4sEsax. q. :. x !. a.
iscz. 1&lEsss. IL
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M|i]ltlaZEs9lt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts of Stock at the "lcnl'a
Union Stock Yards for tho Past 24
Hours Were: Cattle, light: Hogs, Hgnt.
Shipments: Cattle, none: Hogs none.
WICHITA, Nov. 5.

" NHI IA, 1NOV' u
Cattle receipts were not large. but there
was considerable of a supply which con-
sisted partly of holdorers Inc yards
were cleared this afternoon OF everything
leaving them in good condition to start
out upon next week. The cattle market
IS firm and there was no change from yes
terday's quotations.
The quotations presented are 10 give me
shipper an idea Of the general range OF prices ne
these quotations acc ordng TO the quality OF oHer-
inrs aid The state of the daily markets These quo
iafions are ONLY changed when there has been q
nermanent change In the general market The
representative sales should De referred 70 10 get he
naily fluctuations.
native shipping steers. good to extra. 50 '5@t W
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DIR. T. Il Reutx has moved bis resi-
dence from 733 y. Emporia 10 i0sS y. I'm
poria- dlfSta
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diN i2t
Niss Lazy yards

Childreu's complimentary matinee Sstur-
day afternoon at 2.3o at Garfield. All
children invited. dl%s C
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NofiSe.

Now is the very best time known in
V .cliia 10 get your rooms DIpereG- Our
regular clearing sale l. now going on at
prices Devtr heard of before We naye a
large lot OK the finest makes Of paper
bangsn4s. Al tli> seasou> goods Also a
full force Of first class workman, We are
sieteFniHef. 10 clear vat all lhto stock 70
maNe Tooni Tor lew gousi.. We can Z
quite give thcui away aut throw IN the
i.au.iBg, bat VIXEN yoG can yet rhe best
genuine white blanks. fan : yds lonE
haec en- 'isr wall for II cents per roll ana
work guaranteed it = the next tain, 90
nothing j. \ Bi~hoD.
Il !3s l1t 10 y. Market So
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Orealng class night - @-ss Pr.s
Dasseins seaasiny. :.Sisi IA ssF y. az
5 o'csszx Glss =.
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Wichita Produce Market
WICHITA. NoY. 5.
FLOUR-Hfghest patent. 81 90 second patent.
-; extra fancy. 81 Is.
BUTrEk-first creamery. 2Sc: other grades. BOO
&c
fGGS-I9c.
IOt LTRY-Roosters. 81 SOAP 90 per dozen 81
yer pound; hens. So 0)G2 50 per dozen &c per
pound: spring chickens 81 152 50 per dozen 116c
ger pound; turkeys, .&sc per pound. DUCKs-te
~ 25 maiIard. s. 10 dozen. Yong geese. sc per
pound.
PoTAToES-Choice, 65Sa75c per bushel
APPLES-S4Gt5 10 per barrel.
GOA L-Anthracte. 81 50; Canon City, s801; Weir
City, s. So Frontenac 81 So Pittsburg, 81 So ILL
nois. e. w. McAlester. 81 ~.
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