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The record-union., 1892-12-29
LOOK AT THE PRICES:

Ladies Refer Jackets made from mixed tan and gray
cheyrOn clOakng double breasted, shawl collar fancy
buttons. Regular value S. So Reduced price, S So
Ladies Refer Jackets made from plain and mixed Scotch
tweeds in and grays tght-htting back, also
vatican peat back This is a splendid slightly gar
Regular price, $40 50. Reduced price ST.
Ladies Refer Jackets made from fine black ceyi0t with
full REFER and collar of the best quality of aStrakhan
fur welt seams finished with silk loop ornaments
This is great bargain Regular price, $I2 So Re-
duced price, So 50.
Ladies Refer Jackets This lot consists of three different
style garments both in plain and vatican back all
made of imported cloths full "a inches long in
and grays. The regular prices of these garments
have been Sig 50 and SIS. Reduced to So
Every garment in the Cloak Department has
been greatly reduced in price. This is an Op-
pOrtunity not to be overlooked.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-11

services at city churches and at St.
Paul's cathedral, which it is customary
for the lord mayor to attend
1t has been felt in unprecedented cir
Giles that the newly elect has behaved
in straightforward and manly man
ner. and that, while preserving to him
self his freedom OF action in the matter
of religious observance he will also OBJ
serve the traditional liberties of the
great city over which ne viii hold civic
sway.
DIR. Parker. of the city temple, honors
Alderman Knili for the part he has
played. and adds: II would rather trus;
a sincere Roman Catholic than / would
trust trimming and time-serving pro-
fessor Of Professionalism
Bat the chief magistrate will have
TO be present at an Anglican place o.
worship in an official capacity, and this
Archbishop Vaughan. who is an ultra
Romanist, comedies in these words, re-
plying 10 question in that direction:
There NAV be cases in which Cath
Ole might be present a; service in =
oon-Cathoiic place of worship IN an
official capacity out he is
In no case allowed TO enter into com
rnunion with another religion
or even 10 appear To enter into sucn
communion"
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penetrated, all becomes still and lifeless
so far as human agency is directly con.
cerned. The park guard, If he ever
stro1ls here, must make his visits short.
The structure itself is wormeaten and
uncared for. 1t has door at the front
and another at the rear. Each is
hacked by the withdrawing fiend.
There are windows on the two sides.
but dust and CRIME have made them
almost Opaque.
Nevertheless the story of which this
neglected old hut was a part, will live
in history forever. It was put up in
1854 and was occupied by Grant during
the last four or five months of the re-
bellion. 1t stood on bluff overlooking
the James river, where were established
the headquarters of the union armies
from June, 1864, to March, 1866. Dur
ing the summer and part of the autumn
Grant had slept in tent, but as the
weather grew colder cabins were built
for the officers.
Grant, as commander in chief Of AL
the military forces, had structure
more pretentious than his staff, mas
much as it contained two rooms, whereas
the 'other officers cabins had but one.
Mrs. Grant spent a portion of the winter
with her husband, and after her de-
parture it became the resort of all tho
military lights on the union side Of tho
conflict. The most historically impor-
tant events in the history of this coun-
try were planned in this now molder-
ing little shanty.
From it Grant issued his orders ratify-
ing Sherman's march to the sea. From
it he summoned Sheridan to the Poto-
mac From it he removed Butler after
the failure at Fort Fisher. The cele-
brated dispatches 10 Thomas were writ
ten in it. Here Grant received the
commissioners who came to treat for
peace.
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ADVERTISE


COLUMN.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied.
rfl b Charged
TPayahle Strictly in Advance.
Nc Advertisements taksA for lese than 10 s<uis.
One nas S&vWJDsmezD slzAsge1 nuno rate - two
No AnvEHTIsENESrs rAKna TO RUN I'M
Prices given untsP seansane4 hanAs iA this co!umn
applicable only 70 local ASysrt1eemsU1A No foreign
advertisements eAkeQ % prices gfveR
EASLs coacs 4eall 8 Called Tor Y1sGle s6asss
aftsg iQsestion Wkea adsorsassrs Wiz replys s"r-
wsFded 70 th01 sennpsd snvesopea RsA hehese
&aeeeence - tQgsney advURS1Demol5s should Sfvs
description and A1e ct insertion or espy NJ tAs od
VQSassz0ens dheula - sRae-
MOI respuusih}e fog Advertisements gwen o. dis
continued ~ eeloDAooA
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When ala Xisa Lac

When His Wife II Gone Away.
He repairs his tattered garments and he puts
his laundry out.
Sews on buttons, hunts his slippers. scatters
everything about:
Tears the curtains from the windows vainly
tries to put them back,
Tits cabinet in falling, wrecks some treasured
bric-a-brac;
Goes to bed shade illhumored, and sometimes
torgets to pray
OF his days are full Of trouble when his wife u
gone away.
He resumes his youthful habits. fingers with
the boys till late,
Sings the charms Of winsome women. dresses
like fashion plate;
Aye he shaves hiusel: tri-weekly, and his
patent feathers shine,
While his neckwear is . study in both cclor and
design:
hole bouquet
o, he's mighty fnc and tidy when his wife Is
gone away.
He attends each :ete and picnic IN radius Of
ten miles:
in smiles.
AND the girls declare him eharnins-ias. too
nee Tor anything:
For h treats them choice confectiors and he
taxes them IN the swing
As a bachelor he poses and ne woes the ladies
gay
o, he does sight OF meanness when his wife 10
gone away
But when daylight fades TO twilight and the
lonely night winds sigh,
And The glcry Of the evening stars Is shoverec
from the sky.
When stiffness hover. rCsrd him Ike tie
holy hour OF prayer,
With 10 sound bat unseen piiieas pplsing tkro'
The sIgmb'T ous SIR,
Then her presence rules his eosoN with .ne old
angelic sway.
And he .auws her worth anc sweetness when
h.s wife is gone away.
Yes. she stands before him smiling. guardian
sp.rif .. tie night
With voice 80 .gIl Of nassc and with face 50
~arm and bright
AID his heart crews soft ara seaier. as eoue
,Arnaginy 10 his csfnd
All her deeds .. lore All duty. al her heZp:r.
words and Kind
And her ir.per.eei.ons vanish rs TIE shadows
Of The day,
Ard he loves her. o; how dearly wner KS u;s,
Is gone sxsy
". L sanssee. p easvsscs xevl
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LORD MAYOR KNiLL.
His Election the Cause OF Great Excite
tmont in London.

His Election the Cause OF Great Excite
Imont in London.
Alderman Stuart Knill, the new lord
mayor elect of London, belongs to a
branch of the old Catholic family of the
Knills, for centuries rooted in Hereford
shire. His father was the architect of
his own fortunes, and in time became
wealthy wharfinger. His dis
tinguished son was born in 1920, was
educated at Blackheath school and the
University of Bonn. He joined his
father in his business of wharfinger,
which is now his own, but in the de-
scription of his style he is named a.
Citizen and goldsmith. He is in the
commission of peace for the city Of Lon
don, and is magistrate of Kent. He
is a stanch conservative.
His election created a no-popery
storm, in consequence OF his refusal TO
promise that he will be present at the
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. -CArrIE-Receipts no
shinment~ +eH Marhet for steers lluls ana wea K
20 l0c lower cows s.bout steady. feeders active
ahd stroh 10 ttg loo higher. eNss cattle ste dy.
sales: Dressed beef and shipping steers 81 att
Us COWS and heifers 81 l543 u. Texas and Indian
steers II I.s&a Ge rexa. and Indian c.,ws i 25es
., stockers and feeders ~ 0-teS 40 HOGS
Receipts .csu. shipments SO. Market otencd tic
lower, closed l5c lower. Sales: Ranged a. lDs5 60
bu 50 +tS0 SHEEP-l.eceipts .0u shipments
SNn Good sheep scarce, wanted strong others
weak Go d muttons 81 TO- lambs = UAs5 %
ST. Louis. Nov. 10. CATTLE heceipts 1901
shipments 900. Market easier. Natives steers
= ioa9 ~ Texas and Indians 81 ia13 =, HOG =
Receipts 6Dt shipments $50, Market ioedI5c lower.
neay! g. ius5 "a packing 5 SDt5 % light as AUG
b a. SHEEP-kcceipts 100 shipments 40 Mar
Set ste tdy. Natives - s5ssi p
CHICAGO Nov. lu->A Ti.l.-Rece,pts 1901 ship
uehts snN Market Lower Native, - gsa
20 81 Iexans s2 Loo N. cows Il : a. s. west
stns - slda AZ. HoGS-iiec.ipts NLasl shipu, nj q
tSo Market liln, lower. Common 8, 2sa5 az
mixed - 4sa5 ts butchers s. etsI5 is light light
I. sSso ~ ShEEt-i'ecelpts A0D, shipments 2Stl
k15. ~ 4"i'S ~ 'VS
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DR., j. E, BENNETT
143 N. Main st.
INSULT AND INJURY.
The Man That Took n Header Into


The Man That Took Header Into .
Dry Plunge.
Talk about adding insult 10 in
Jury" said Luvrum, according to the
New York Times, as with the aid Of a
heavy cane he hobbled to his favorite
seat in the FOUNDERS club the other af
ternoon, something happened to me
last night that capped the climax in
that direction, as far as my experience
goes. I dined some friends of mine
from ont of town last evening. They
were old college chums. you know, and.
as we had not met for years, we Him
gered long over the table, and the lev
ing cup was passed steadily around IN
til my friends had to leave for midnight
train. It was very hot night and
the wine had more than usual effect
upon me The result was that was
very much befuddled. and, as is my Gus
tom on such rare occasions. ! turned my
feet Observation-Disclosures I went down
into the hot room. A strong desire
came upon me to jump into the big cold
plunge there without waiting for the
usual scrubbing by the attendant. IL
has been my habit to forego the use of
the stairs leading down into the
plunge, and TO simply get up on the
marble railing and fall off backward
into the cooling waters So up on the
marble railing stepped and threw my
self off. There was not a solitary drop
of water in that plunge. The attend
ants had emptied it for the purpose of
cleaning it. Down ! went. full six
feet. and landed squarely or my back
on the marble bottom No, did no:
break NV back and fracture my skull.
though it is a wonder that did not
So much for the injury Now let me
tell you abont the insult. AS lay
there on my back. partially stunned.
en- attendant came, and, shaking me
roughly by the shoulder, said: Say
If You do that again you will he put
out IF did il again would be put
out. Wonder II he thought did it for
f,an2s
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.n..rr.. .n.ler.

Fseun Cd. rsnr E<4si.s.. whetesss. ws.s-
'"T. T.. Burnett, tie Dsmoersilc eAndt.
date for shsrifI. We. tsk-ss Violently iii a.
CleArJ,goos HE had All the sgmytosns %
AslssE .l.olsfa. apd Ter 81 Loss 81 tse =
va. se-r.d b. you'd ois. They hassir
xsv. hsss. a s3.ss Il EhassbsFisiss f4oiic.
bsi.ra and Dszrsslsa ksmedy. sbseh 81
ssyssi B!sa ust3l - ybysieize arrived. Isat
i preci-eiy shat tss manufacturers ~
fha; ssediess- recommend for choisrs.
send for !. pAysiesaa bat gsys tsssr nss.~i.
siu< Eassi u. PM xsesss arrives II cho.-
era tecom.s pz.ssi~nt IA tAis eoohtsy
nexf summer tnIs preparation Sll re %
nrest sissRsDd n<e&ose j. cs8 ssssys -
fsBesa~a upan. For s-l- ty Hsstingsr
Bros. and Van asss.sa's psssu.cy, - ~
Aasa
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Turkish Proverbs.

Don't take wife during the holiday
season and don, bay a horse IN bad
weather.
Two knives cannot find room IN cue
sheath nor two loves IL ane heart.
When you are buyiag horse don't
cossult q pedestrian. and when Won are
counting woman don't asa advice o. a
bacl cior.
WOUNDS caused by sword can be
healed. bit wounds caused by . tongue
cannot
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The a0iehta ay Eaglr griday zuornng uopeub IL 1882
GRANTS OLD CABIN.



Eaten IN PhilsdelPAia.
The historic log cabin which was
Grants headquarters during the most
Important part of the civil war, and
which now stands in Paramount park,
says the Philadelphia Press, is fast fall-
ing into decay and being carried OF
piecemeal by relic hunters and pocket
knife vandals. The hut stands amid z
clump Of trees at the top of an undulat-
ing grass-grown knoll not far removed
from great elevator and hybrid set
fountains and peanut stands.
Animated and turbulent as the ada
cent acres of park territory are, when
once the outskirts of the thin woods
amidst which the hut is located are
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Observation-Disclosures.
SHEEP.
Brief Mention.

Hogs lower.
Top price of hogs today-s5 IS.
Cattle receipts moderate and market &C
tive.
Philo Hunter came in late with hogs
which were too late for tolay's market.
Joe Ransome. the popular weigh-master,
is under the weather.
Mr.. kibbey of Augusta came in today to
buy feeders. He will remain all week
The following shippers were on board
with stock today:
{. Figge, Nashville. hogs.
NJ. NJ. Munger. Harper, cattle and hogs
T. G. Ellis, South Haven. cattle.
Hammers Bros, Clearwater, cattle.
Horner & Kirk, kingman, hogs
Il. Combs. Perth, hogs.
Sykes Bros, Murdoch, cattle
Boseley Bros, Bonneville, cattle.
n. S. Priest, Medicine Lodge, cattle and
hogs.
w. l. Farquharson, Corbid, cattle and
hogs.
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After thoroughly fessieg the lSsir BTo-
usano along sssts 81 enc ~ ;bs oissesk AID
t~<a ksozsm Sign grade Instruments saa
fully r-sosnsa.nd u nesting every 80
suiFemsns 81 strictly ttsf-sl.s- S,Szfsss.
8foss - WsrsCxsxz
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Tho Weather In Your Heart.
II tho clouds look dark and gloomy,
And storm is breeding nigh,
And there's not a patch OF sunshine
Along the whole blue sky,
Just possess your soul In patience,
For the clouds VII soon pass by:
Keep the weather in your heart
And be true.
II the rain should fall in torrents
When journey you would go,
And the roads should get too muddy,
And the creeks should overflow,
Just possess your soul IN patience,
For the rain must cease, you know
Keep the weather In your heart
And be true.
II the wind should come a.whizzing
From the northern frigid zone,
And chill your feet and fingers
From the outside to the bone,
Just possess your soul in patience,
For the winter'n soon be gone:
Keep the weather in your heart,
And be true.
II the sun should shine too warmly
Through the summer days OF June,
And you feel like you were melting
From the morning till the noon,
Just possess your soul in patience
For October's coming soon:
Keep the weather in your hesrt
And be true.
So let the storm come raging,
Or the rain in torrents fall.
Or the blizzard come a-wh1zzing
Like frozen cannon ball
just possess your soul in patience
For it's God who ruletb all:
Keep the weather in your heart,
And be true.
r. T. Bentley, IN Visitor.
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fINANCEANDCOMMERCb
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts Of Stock at the Wicht
Union Stock Yards for the Fast N4
Hours Were: Cattle, 100; Hogs o2N.
Shipments: Cattle, none; HOGS Mons.
WICHITA. Nov, 10, 1892.

WICHITA, Nov. 10, ISL
Cattle receipts were liberal today ana
chere was a good active market. Inere
was large string of good COWS on the
market which all sold. The market Is
slow to to 10 cents lower on everything
Good grades, of course, are better thah
common and poor stuff. The buyers were
anxious for stuff and the market was good
and active at the decline.
The ouotat mons mere presented are TO give ~, me
simmer an idea of the general range of prices ne
classes grades sell thin the lIniIs OF
Yhese Quota lions oidiDg 70 the quality OF oHer
inps and he state of the daily markets These quo
TO ftons are only changed when there has been a
permanent change in the General market. Inc
commemorative should he referred TO TO get the
daily fiuci uations.
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Wichita Produce Market,

wichita Produce Market.
WICHITA. Nov. 10
FLoUR-Highest patent. 81 So second patent.
-; extra fancy. 81 IS.
BUT ikk-r irst creamery. 2Sc: other grades. 2D3
25G.
EGGS-igc.
IOt L1itY-Roosfers. 81 506s2 20 per Dozen or 30
er pound; hens. 81 0lt12 % per dozen per
round: spring chickens. 81 752 80 per dozen TIC
per pound: turkeys. stusc per pound. DUCKS teal
81 2a maIlard. - 30 per dozen. loug geese DC per
pound.
PoTAToES-Choice. 6Sd75c per bushel.
APPLES- x4a5 20 per barrel.
Goa L-Anti racite, sll So Canon City, SIS OF; Weir
City, - st Front nae - 81 Pittsburg. II 10 ILL
Eois. 81 W. McAlester s. W.
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To Ssnsz re reafe = zee rusnleg sslfs
4 t~ssx.-s-es ssn afswsagrocfa fatisasE
ezr lfoEa Aseests 10 DeaFes ssthosli
si.seee Leaving st <sss . M arriving IS
psnsrs = a 8z4 Ekep.sSssz i&Asts LOO 90
- 10 60 ~! Colorado scssss.
Eft W. u. AcaL,1ck. u PA.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales Of at


Hog receipts were about 600. Both pack
ers were liberal buyers and everything
offered found sale. The market opened
lower and the bulk of the sales were made
cents lower than yesterday aud the mar
ket closed weak. Tops $3.50.
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tsst lake iEr Aiissonfi Istirc fas4ssY
The .hoft~st Itae 10 ~ Louis ~ - pssisf
No change of cars 81 sBy Kidd bstwses
Wichita sss,i ~. Louis Only bffy bosJs
between Is lehiis AID New Iofs tity ~
the Mt-sets.s JesIsc fsilvaf. Ciss tiekss
cffes ri fsst Douglas Ave. .s4t {.
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Wichita Grain Marke.

WICHITA. Nov. 10,
Following are the closing quotations.
GEA1N-t ar lots on track.
WHEAT .i#o55c.
-C0RN-N elbow, DC.
UATs-lS:
HAl-t aied. - G0(si 50 per ton; loose 81 CGxa5 co.
GRot Nj e N-thopin car lots, s5c per lal
pounds; corn and oats. SIC per i9U pounds; bran
sacked. toe per lCU rounds.
fLAASEED-t5qsU c.
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A FEW POLITICIANS,

WH1TELAw REID is of Scotch ancestry;
his mother. Marian Whitelaw Ronalds,
being direct descendant of the clan
Ronald.
SENATOR MCMILLAN pays the heaviest
tax of anybody in Detroit, tho collector
calling upon him for check for $751;
4S4.40
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New York Produce,

NEW YORK. Nov. 10
COTTON-Steady. Mlddling upland S1sc mid
ding Orleans Lido. ST IS SAT b les.
GAk-iseiHed Fairly active. Standard A
1-l6G5c. graDuiated 1 l-lJG. cut loaf j. l6@s5Isc.
COtFEE-Spot kio firm and more active. No Z
l61ac
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AKTiCLES.

st. Louis Produce.
ST. IoUrs. Nov. 10
fLouR-l.ower. Patents IS TO So extra
,SH e. '&sS -, fancy lo4S .. choice &aSa -.
VIE Cash. &c :.
tokN-Cssh Ils.c
oATS-Cash -9Ise
RNE Low er. IS
BARLEY Minnesota snassc
BRAN 5iC.
FLAA-fl U5 o..
1IAo1hN-sl s0sl s.
BAGGlNG-Steadv 20 s,Sc
Cons MEAL-tf a.
R9l = We" w. "Ai"'N SSpV@
LG1s-ls.@l1c. A'
POkh-$i2 ..
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Trains marked thus :. daily.
EQUiPME Nr NORTH AMI EAST.
Train No. IA. Kansas City express runs solid 10
Kansas City, has chair service.
Train No. 40E comes direct from Galveston and Il
Through Chicago train, eavng Wichita atl1:l0a m
ard arrives in Cecago tho next day at 9lS M.
Train No. lO6 hae free reclining chair car 10 Kan.
sas CNy Pullman to Kansas City.
EQUIPMENT SOUTH AN8 WEST.
Train No 4D has Pullman aud chair cars.
Train No so6 has through chair and Pullman
car 10 ~. " orth and Galveston.
Train No. 413 has reclining chair ear from Kansas
City and stnps 1t Wichita.
City Union Ticket Office Cor Main and lst street. and
lniOn passenger station corner Douglas ana 5th
avenues. ". D. MURDOCH. D. i. A.
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New YOrk Money.

INV YORK. Nov. TO-
Money call easy at SOS per cent. closing Of
fered ut So per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5p6d6 per cent
Exchange irmer at 81 $3.50 Tor sixty-day bills, and
81 M5s for demand.
Total sale Of stocks today 2SS 0U0 shares.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Kansas City Prsduce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, Nov 10
fLoUR-Unchansed Patents 81 sOss es. extr,
sncy 81 !ea2 % fancy s. 0os- Is choice 81 9aea %
xxx 81 s5@2 az
WflkAINo red. 61es6.lsc.
C0RN-No. mixed salss5sc,
OA1S-No 2mixel. 2ss-.isc.
BuTTkk-Cnchanged-
L6GS-SteGdy.
HEESE- steady. Young America lnc Kansas
V9c.
HAY-Firm. Timothy 81 10 fancy prairie S OQs
sUL
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Take stage a. Noble for Tssnmsea Be-
aud shortest rogtx. WA sBkAEEE
LsnaSsr
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.Ssnfesisseu.

WANTED-MAN TO TRAVEL FOR PUBLISH
w ing house; salary 81 per mrnti. and pense-,
500 cash capital required. Address box - fors
Scott, Kan. disc u.
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DIR. X. EMMA COBB,

Females end (idrens diseases speciality
Home for ladies during confinement. strictly pri.
sute when 30 desired. also permanent homes pro-
yided FOR children when desired Letters OF fnQut.
J! confidential and aswered promptly Home al
Ida Avenue. Wichita. kansls.
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TRAINS.

NORTH AND EAST.
No. az" Kansas City express
No. 4C6' Chicago vestibule,l
express. ...............
No. l0Ss Missouri River ex-
press. e
No. As Englew0od EXPRESS
eOUJ'H ANp W EST'.
No. 4Gf" oklahoma City and
Oklahoma express. .........
No. 4t1s Caldwell and Pam
bundle expresf..............
No. tu3' IT. Worth, t;aiycs.
ton and TEXAS express. 80.
No. u.s. Wichita Express.
No. az? Engie,yOOd accin.
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PHYSICIANS.

j. l.. HAYS. ~. -.
%. Douglas ave- Wichita hsgs Practice lin Ted 10
Eve Ear Nose Threat and hitting spectAriea fs-I
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Misceaif0sseOHs.

NNAHTED-ACTlNE AID SUCCESSFUL MEN
w OF coed record Ia represent the Massa-
chuseits Mutual lie Insurance company oil Spring.
field. Mas. 10 men able 10 .et business good
contract VIII lie given, with opportunity for adj
yaucemeHt- Addtess. with references. J NJ Knapp.
mtnagef. $40 se,gwick blk, W IehHs. Kan dBs 2t
VA ANTE.t-tONPEIEN STESOokAPHEkS
w ard hsokkeeper- who desire positions. TO
apply al The National Accountants anu stebosrsph-
cas- BUIeaH. pn,v tie states of isaHsas. SotO-
RADIO Nebraska 5i>souii Hlta IL xas, at the SOUTH
western I5u~ine=> o.lteEs. W ab its,. Nan. dill 81
w ANTED-BUSiSESS MEN WHO ARE IL
w Iced OF eteDogruphe Or accountants o call
the NatlcH.u Accountants and Ste1ogi aDsefs
bureau. Bfahch of9cs the south western Busy-
ness College, Wichita. kan. We usually have GA
cur app ilchtfon iist thoroughly Competent book
keepers amt -;eDagiaphcfs. with arst1fss. refer
eBces. hep furnished Tree OF charge. diii II
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DANCING S(HOOL.
DIR. BENNETT,

Cures Piles, +
tula. Fissure and
all diseases of the
rectum w j t h Mt
knife, ligature, caus
tics or detention
from business.
Cures Guaran-
. teed. No money
to be paid until pa
tient is cured.
Private Diseas.
es in both sexes
quickly and radical
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BOoI.Ieepe,.s AMI Clerks.

NNANTED-A Young MAN To ACT As
w cashier. Must be quick and correct at h.
ures. salary wiii depend ability. Give re-
ference, age. whether niseriet OF single and pres
,nt occupation. Address Cashier, care Isge
Office ai5. a.