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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-12-02
CONWAY SPRINGS,

We feel first rate since the election. How
are the stand-uppers by this time?
1t seems queer that at the present time we
have only one party in this part of the woods,
There are no g. o. p. men any more. We all
want Jerry for our next congressman.
As often remarked during the late cam
paign, this was the quietest campaign l ever
saw, but since the returns are in 1t is so quiet
that. judging from the qnietness Of the Re-
publicans, we never had an election at all
and don't seem as though we ever would
have any more.
Wheat has advanced from 3 to cents a
bushel since the election. Guess it made
people hungry. Now give us maximum
freight law in this state and more money in
these United States and way to get 1t to
the people to buy with and we believe it will
put wheat above the present price, 81 cents
per bushel, What do you think?
According TO the Star, f. K. King. one of
our staunch Republicans of this place. has
an apple tree out in bloom and that right
after the state went over to calamity. Won
der il the wire fences won't bud and bloom
after the Peoples legislature meets at Tope-
ka the second time with the help of the gov
ernor.
Rumor has 1t that Mrs. Lease is a candidate
for U. S. senator to succeed Senator Perkins
Should she be the choice of the legislature
of this state such geldbugs and senator's as
John Sherman would get the worst roasting
they ever got in the senate OF the U. S. on
the silver question.
c. l. Long had best get his constable
amendment, as he called it when he spoke
here, to Jerrys sub-treasury bill, ready, He
wants a job since the people stood up for
Kansas,
1t seems to me that the fellow Mr.. Speers
OF the Mo. Pac,, of this place, brought to the
polls TO vote at the late election, and who
voted the Democratic ticket when he got
there. would surely get the bounce If in the
employ of that road, but just the same we did
not see Speers back that day. Served him
right. CALAMITY.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-12-02
SLATE VALLEY.

Mr.. Editor, AS there has not been any items
from this place for a long time, thought
would pencil few.
We are having fair weather, but would
like some rain for the wheat.
The health OF the people in this neighbor-
hood is very good at present.
Geo. A. Camp hurt one Of his eyes last Mon
day. He was building fence and silver few
of Of a post and hit him in the eye. 1t is
some better at this writing.
Frank Curtis is back from hunt in the
territory. He did not get much game.
Nat Daley visited his sister at Wichita
last week.
Geo. A. Camp received a telegram from
Illinois that his mother lay at the point Of
death and he started back on the Goth Of the
month.
George Doyle, of sedgwick, is in this neigh
borhOOd buying up turkeys and chickens.
VIM. Daily is finishing up an addition to
his house.
Thomas Nicholson and daughter returned
from visiting his sister, Mrs Cole, at Mound
Ridge, Kansas.
R. +. Plummer has his feed mill at work.
so he can grind feed for his neighbOrs.
c. f. Forbes finished sowing wheat last
week.
Miss Dora Sommerville attended the
Teachers Association at Wichita Thursday
and Friday.
The Thanksgiving dinner at the Valley
was success. Rev. Botkin and Judge Hal
SELL of Wellington, gave us good talks.1
Frank Mann has been in this neighbor-
hood dehorning cattle.
Sam Daily and family have returned from
the territory.
Volney Meggins little boy has the fever.
What few Republicans there are in this
part Of of the county are very sick since the
election. So says old SOCKS.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-12-02
A Million Friends.

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Each bottle is guaranteed to do all
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SOC. and SLIGO.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-12-02
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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-12-02

Our county correspondents are now
invited to renew their fayOrS in the
news of their localities. Writing ma
terial and envelopes will be supplied
and we ask you to help make the
VOICE the best county paper in this
section of the state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-21
SOAPING GEYSERS.
Playing Tricks on Them 20 Stake Them
spout Between Periods

Tourists in the Yellowstone national
park got into the habit some years aga
of soaping the geysers 20 make them
spout, and the park authorities werd
compelled TO enforce the rule against
throwing objects OF any kind into tho
springs, because some of them had been
permanently injured by such treat
ment The art of soaping geysers was
accidentally discovered by a Chinese
laundryman in the Upper Geyser basin
in the summer of 1888. One day he
threw some soap into the hot spring
from which he was accustomed to draw
water, and, greatly 20 his surprise, no
produced an eruption resembling that
of a true geyser Tourists who had
come long distances 20 see eruptions be-
gan TO experiment on the larger geyscrs
with some success They found they
could coax the unwilling geysers tn
perform, and If the practice had been
continued it Is probable that the gey'
sers would long before now have lost
much of their spectacular value.
Arnold Hague investigated the curl.
Gus phenomenon. BY series Of ezpsr-
iments on the action of soap in stimu-
lating the eruptions Of geysers he found
that some were much more susceptible
10 the treatment than Others. lie found
that many of the hot springs and geys-
ers were quiet even when the surface
temperature Of the water was above
the boiling point for that altitude. Any.
disturbance, therefore, was likely %
cause the ebullition To begin. as the
water was in state OF unstable equi-
librium- II soap or concentrated lye
was added viscoas fluid was produced
which seemed % cause the retention Of
steam, and in the case Of sBperheated
waters, when the temperature stands
above the natural boiling point, explo-
sive liberation win follow.
Henry 81. Cadell. the English geolo-
gist who visited the Yellowstone park
last year and gave some attention % ths
soaping Of geyserz. says that the fam
Gus Old Faithful geyser seems ~ -
proof against such undignifsd treat
rnsut, but some Of is more htful and
tickle brethren that hare eruptions At
uncertain intervals. pay more attention
70 the artful dodge % set4hsm IN action
Among these Is the Beehive. which EAs
no fixed period. b1t Ia suscepti bic % the
action % soaS. In general. however. g
seems doubtful whether much relissses
can be placed on that method Of prcdue-
ing eruptionA
In a paper Gu soaping Eeyss-z. which
NJ Hague read before scientific A.
ciety while ago, be said; Outside q
a few exceptional Instances. which
could not be repeated. and IN which 49,
ton was probably anticipated by only
few minutes in tiEs. geyser eruptsous
produced By soap or alkaH appear -
demand tsvo ESSENTIAL requirements.
First. the surface czldTon Or reservoir
should hold bat a small amount IF
water. exposing Only a Ezaitsd ARA 70
the atno&ohsre. saz9nd. the 4 trr
should stand a. OF above the bos *
point ot water for The altitude = ths
geyser basin ahoTs sea izveL ~ J..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-21
Lynch Law Among Rats.

In the neighborhood of Burley the
other day a gentleman looking over a
wall saw a dead hen in the field. Present
~ a rat ran up, snuffed at the defunct
fowl with much satisfaction, and went
away in some haste. The onlooker.
who Is a student of natural history.
knew what that meant and removed
the hen from the spot In a minute or
two the rat came back with half a
dozen friends with the evident inten-
ton of removing the carcass for future
use. Arriving at the spot where the
fowl had lain the rat raised u loud
squeak OF establishment at his absence.
In trice the other rats fell upon him
so savagely that they left him dead on
the field as warning not TO play prac-
teal jokes with his friends-Leeds
(England) Evening Post
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-21
BANDY-lEGGED TURKS.

Caused by Too Much squattiBg ON the
Ground.
A pleasant side of Turkish girl life is
that which may be seen any day at the
Sweet Waters Of Europe or some other
favorite resort on the outskirts of Con-
stantinople. The family will set out in
the morning, and, spreading their rugs
in some field, spend the day there doing
nothing and apparently very contented
on the ground with their feet under
them in that peculiar manner to which
they are indebted for their handy legs.
1t is not romantic, but truth ccmpels
London Figaro to state that all Turkish
girls ultimately become bandy-legged;
the fine, well-made women one occa-
sionally meets in STEAMBOAT are mostly
Circassians. A few cakes and some
sweets suffice for both young and old.
A stranger is invariably struck with the
prematurely serious air which Turkish
children wear. The elder girls do not
play and run in the manner that Eng
lish people expect of healthy children
They sit or stroll about quietly and
gravely, their yashmaks loosened and
forming snow-white framework, which
displays to advantage their complexion,
as yet unspoiled by paint or powder.
On the approach of man they will
hastily draw over their yashmabs, not
so close, however. that the stranger
cannot admire their faces if he has
fancy for Turkish beauty, which,
though in girls and young women some
times very ATTRACTIVE. is too frequently
of the half-bred Tartar type, lacking
intelligence and refinement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. July observation-disclosures $500.
lhpments 800. steers duh, lie lower cows steady
beady to lUc lower. Sales: Dressed be,f and ship
bling steers - at4 d, and heifers 81 2oGS 10
ieNa~ and Indian steers 81 SOGy4 % Texas and
Indian cows 81 35&2 ~ stockers and feeders - %
tI3 IS. huGS-keceipts 1910. shipments l20. Good
hogs steady TO strong, common lower, closing weak.
Eangen 50 i5G5 IS. bulk 40 611ed5 80. SHl.EP-he-
CeiptS 90O, shipments $40. Muttous steady lambs
tU,ll5c lower.
81, LOUIS. July 2-CATTLE-Receipts d6O0.
shipments 5i0O. Market worse than ye.terday.
Steers IS OO25 IL. Texans and Indians ~ 3J@t3 90.
HOGS-keveipts 800 shipments u. Market easier.
Heavy - OJ15 -, packers as 5ba5 So light 40 6JS
6 50. ShEEP-Receipts 1900. shipments lSVU. Mar
ket steady.
CHICAGO. July observation-disclosures l7O00. ship
ments 1000 Market lower. Steers IS aO5 81. stock
ers Il 55&S - Texans 80 l5Gt3 10, rangers IS 10.
HOGS-heceipts 25zn shipments $40. Market
rlosed weak and lower. Mixed 81 5Us5 a. butchers
rs S005 20 light s. 25tI5 s.. SHEEP-Receipts 9Uu,
shipmenIs 2OJu MarAet steady, Sales: IS 0V@6 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-21
A Iucky BoT.

Small Boy-Dickie Dart IS the LUCK
lest boy l know He IS always havin'
somethin' nice happen he went 20 the
theater las night
Little Sister-You often go, too.
Small Boy-Yes, but there was a fire
in this theater, an awful panic.
an lots OF people got crushed, an
he was there an saw the whole busi-
ness
Little Sister-Where IS he now.
Little Roy-Ia . hosniIsl,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-21
Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA, July 20.
FIOUR-Hghcst patent, 81 40 second patent.
k2 -; extra fancy 81 90.
BUITEK-F First CT eamery l5c; other grades LOG
s21sc.
EGGS-l0G I2c per dozen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 5Os2 90 per dozen &c
Der pound; hens ~ 0OGg2 80 PER dozen or &c per
pound; spruG chickens 81 75&2 30 per dozen or 1sc
per pound; turkeys 1GSc per pound ducks-tea.
81 >, mallard e. 40 per dozen; young geese &C per
pound.
APPLES-S2 5O6s4 " per barrel.
IOAL-AnthraCite 81 50. Canon City IS 90. Weir
City - 60 Frontenac 81 81. Pltts0urg ~ o. Illinois
St u. DleAlesier 81 w.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-21

shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use of dangerous drugs.
Female Ailments in all forms, as Leu
corrhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc, a speciality.
MOleS and Facial Blemishes removed
Indolent Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in all cases.
Consultation Free, confidential and in
vited.
Office open from o'clock a. m, until
o'clock p. M, Sunday until 1:30 o'clock p.
M. Cali at office over Woodman's bank.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-21

Hasbznd--I never rebuIse ny 7site sH-
cept n TWO csss~a
Friend-W hat are theyY
In The arst place, ] am rEae 70 her
when SIZE approaches re
And unaer y IA; ether csrsanastan1ss
are you rude 20 her7"
Wei. ubea sss aos@n't rspso.ce
mG-"-Isxss S.fE1xA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-21
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales Of hogs
mt the yards today:
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
Hogs higher.
Cattle run light.
Top of hogs today brought s5.70.
The hog market was good and active to-
day. Both packers are in the field.
Dold today bought 1893 hogs, and Whit
taker $50, outside shippers taking the bal
nnce. Everything was sold. Eldridge q
Campbell took some OF the offerings today
from Mexico.
The shippers today were:
c. Z. Blake, Mount Hope, hogs.
Horner and Kirk. Kingman, hogs.
ID. Furmas, Colwich, hogs.
e. A. Cliff, Bluff City, hogs and cattle.
William McKitrick, Augusta, hogs.
H. W. Meyers, Wellington, hogs and
cattle.
Joe Scott, Peck, hogs.
VI. J. Thompson, Wilmot, hogs.
Colonel Neff, Arkansas City, hogs.
Il. L. Galleland, Winfield, hogs.
II. b. Craig, Atlanta, hogs.
CONVEY County National Bank, Win
Geld, hogs.
White & Cain, Freeport, hogs.
Mr.. Tucker, Mount Hope, hogs.
John Tucker, Derby, hogs.
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Privileges for Sale.
rnA~-n Anaty- prTnTnN


The committee are in possession of reli-
liable information that warrant them in
saying that the reunion to be held at
Wichita Aug. Is to 20 will be the largest
and most enthusiastic ever held In Kan
sas. Plat of grounds can be seen at the
Arcade" dry good store Apply at once.
w. j. WILSON,
CHARLES HATToY, Com
MURRAY MEYERS.
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These noted springs are loesis9 ~
MArlop. Han. Gfty nnlss- from Wicbits. q.
tie Rex Island road E0r tae Dsae1s -
the WicAifa people wh1 aisa 20 sgsad s
few day. ~ tale noted F~scr-. TIE ko-k
Is.aua Si.l se.l szc4rticG tacAsts 1-st-F
days dafILE tie brasgH, GOO T~tls.s.a-
;As fcIsEwIag G0u..aT- g sac -cS rz,~
a. O. Z fer GECz Esst-sa Ez..sss Et--L =
son w.ll Visit 10 otaes PR tuFtEsF Id
forrnstion g!s.a.s es4 ~ l1s ks.eE islsgd
tck~r o!Ece. 80 ccfgssr La4I stresf ADo
Douglas sEeEns. " a. &fsHsEF-
Clly Ticket ard P4ssen gsF Agent
Gs1 :! ak-4-4, EAs.
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REPREsENTATIvE SALES.


Fresh receipts, 1,O2O. The market opened
strong and active, with a good supply on
the market. The receipts kept increasing
during the day, which were bought up
readily by willing buyers Both packers
were liberal buyers, and the market closed
this evening with everything sold. The
market today was strong to cents
higher.
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Wichita Grain Market,

wichita Gram Market.
WICHITA. July 20
Following are the closing quotations.
GRAM ar lots on track.
NEW WHEAT-53(S55c.
WHEAT-G0c.
CORN, White-40c.
CORN, ellow-3JC.
OATS. New--0c.
OATS, Oid-25c.
HAY-baled, 81 SOFAS 90 per ton; loose. o. 0O65 90.
GROUND COkN-Ihop in car lots, i5c per lOJ
pounds; corn ana oHts. SOC per 100 pounds; bran,
1aC ked, 65c Der 100 pounds.
rLAASEED-65(d1Oc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-21

state q Kansas. County - SesigN3ck. -
l. ]. b. Aoyre. cashier u ths aisS-~ ra-1si
tafs K do sre-nnly fhst tfs an8Fs s-2tsElsii
i tue 70 the Lest o. ny &sGE ssiss aEa t<lsef
N MpDisE. Last5e~
satlscr1hc ard sV6rE % before ne this l-th Gar
SEAL q Iufy ~. s.BaE l. kAFLEFF.
En-sFg Fzb4lG.
NJ co-urnfssfan expires pr.l 81. i-sL
C1rrect-Attszz- GE0. y LAzfR
: 2 EAEFHELL- JirsctcTa-
q D. EARsEs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-21

A man Will WISH he was dead. and
In the same breath refuse pie at supper
for the reason that sometime in his life
be heard that eating pie al supper
shortens life.
Il have seen just twenty-four sum-
mers." she said Yes" replied Billy
Bliven impulsively and without NAL
ice, but then you know you are near
sighted. Washington Star.
-Wool-Funicus got note from his
editor the other day. suggesting that be
give q souvenir. Van Pelt-Wh hat on?
Wool-His 1.o00th production OF the
nother-in-law joke. Z. Tr-.A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-21
DIR. BENNETT.

Cures Piles, FiS-
tula, FisSure and
all diseases of the
rectum W i { Ii o IL t
knife, ligature, caus
tics or detention
from business.
Cures Guaran-
teed. No money
to be paid until pa l..
tient is cured.
Private DiSeas-
eS in both sexes
quickly and radical
" cured in the
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DR., y. Z, BENNETT
143 n. Main st.
City Map.

A Ian ds,ne MI. rlaIh n ap If The c
show ing al II t sIlttts AID location OF
pm bic ll1lGirrs, eIc.. Tor sale at
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DR.. CROSKEI.

Office hours 8 Ia 10 a. IN. 10 2. III.
sunday, TO 1880 4. M. III y Main
st. Residence lois y. Market ST.
Telephoue les.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Produc

NEW YORK. July 20
COFFEE-Spot Rio Firmer. no lS3sc.
SDGAl-henneu sleady standard A : 5-l6t1 47-l6t
eonfeCtoners A S-6gi SsC. powdered sSa6t4Jsc cut
lOaf 5OlslsC hranuaIed 5-l6I4 y-loC, cubes -
%ia4c
COTTON-Steady. Middling uplands - 1-l6c
piddlDE Orleans - site, futures closed STEADY
July 4JS1 L. sales 9200O bales.
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DENTISTS.
&C. WILSON, DENTIST.

Teeth extracted by Electricity with
out pain.
lis East Douglas. Full upper set
teeth $500, 35-tf
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.
PHILLIPS .c PHILLIPS,

VETERINARY SURG EONS.
Hospital accommodations. Calls by Telephon
Telegraph Mail will receive prompt aitentio
Once No. la n, Lawrence ave Office telepho
no. Il. Residence Telephone No. 2I5. dGg II WI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-21
MISCELLANEOUS.


DFPORT OF the condition Of the FOURTH MA
IL TIONAI BANK Il Wichita. a. Wichita, In
the state Of Kansas. at the Close % business july
Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-21

St. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS. July 20
TLOUR-Dull.
WHEAT-Cash 7S3497e5Sc,
81 C0RN-Cash acc.
OATS-Cash Slc.
RYE-5Sc.
BRAN-Easy Coo
HAY-Quiet: Timothy $40 OOSlS So prairie 81 50
a. %.
CORN MEAIl-S2 55a2 GO,
FLAX-gjc.
BUTTER-Lower. Creamery l6S2lc. DAN y l2917c.
EGGS-Lower lO1f@Ilc.
BAGGING-QuieL. 654C,
POhk-$l2 81
LARD-S6 9O,G7 90.
WHISKY-Sl IA
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Something En,ir.iy ser.

The Santa re route i now running daily
a twelye-secfion drawing room Pullman
car from Wicbita 70 DeuTe. without
change. leaving ~ 50 p iil-. arriving 10
Denver y r. III. Excurs8ou tickets noS On
~ + 10 al Colorado points
Z2-if " u. MCEDOCE. D. +. 4.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-21

Ezgn fcgBt 8EN fcr Ia ea-s "a szs-@ Is
EoQss.
Leaving Wichita At Ii-g5 a n. arriving
in Chicago s-l5 a. u. nexi DAY. besrlbg-ec
throughout SSI
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u. l.. RI Us. ". ID.

- Douglas ave Wichita Nan. Practice limited 70
Ey e. Ear Nose Throat ana fitting spectscles. 7s-
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TYPE. URITEES.

THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER. LAT
j est and best CA!igTaphs - each. Hsii. o.
Odell SIS books. 15c; ali supplies cheap John
II. Fazel, southwestern agent. law sJsn0grspher
and notary public. g. GsJ q
EUKNITUItE LOANS. CATTLE IOA &S-AlO@-
Il ey IoHHed on almost eyety thlug by J. =. Itld-
Iuui. UFet DORSEY Building. SotBsr tlfss and Iaia
90
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Employment agencies.
AGENTS TAINTED.

Under Ills head < per .Be pet day
kIASIEU-GOBD NE$ WITH OR WITHOUT
w experience 10 work lie Insurance fos the Mas
sachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. OF spring
field. Mass All agents ulakin. from tlU 20 $50
per month For terms appy 10 J. Il. Knapp
manager. Sedg~ick block. 81 81
IXrASTED-A FEW EIits I-CLAss SPECIAL
w az sDts 10 work life insurance IL ksnsts
Oklahoma and Indian Territories, Good territory
aud good com II The right zina. " t..eH
Address gItn refer and experience {. H.
Luifhg. Manager tIeTf8ania Life Ifls.ia ncs COM
% ny OF %ew York dg ~ic2 building v sCbita
Ill 90 ~
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Situations " anfed-Mdte.
miscellaneous.

NAETED-P0SITION WANTED BY YOUNG
w man not afraid to work; SIX years experience
in clothing ana furnishings and two years III shoes.
temperate habits; best OF references given; wages
object; anxious to work. Address FRED bic
Duwel cafe VI gle o. u
NNTANTED-A YOUNG MAN. GERMAN. A
w stranger in the city wants work OF any Kind
Inquire OF German this ONCE. "a p
IifANTED-A SITUATION BY A NO. MIL
w ler, mllright- twenty ears experience;
furnish best Of references. Address ZIG Cleveland
avenue. Wichita, Kan. al IN
NIANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG MAJ
w and wife. no family, in country or clfyi the
young man having thorough experience in STOCK;
the vile to do Homework. References given. Ad-
dress a l. IL care this once. $40"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-21
Mj1l|l4ssLEs9le
FINANCBAND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts Of Stock at the Wioi'i''
Union Stock Yards for the Fast ~
Hours Were: Cattle, light Hogs ioNo'
Shipments: Cattle, None; nos''
July 20, 1892.

The cattle market remains unchanged
here. The receipts were very hsu' an
but few sales were made. Inc ca''io I"
ket is dull Good killing grades Is oil 'n"'
will sell at present
The quotations here presented are 10 siSo ne
various classes and grades sell within the linis VI
these quotations acc crdng TO me qualitSy % mo
tations are only changed when there has oeen d
permanent change III the generaI h.rk "a, ne
Representative sales shouIu NC Ielei &c" w ~ -
Caily 1uci uatOns. - oo