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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-26
w.,.,.r n.e.ni.r . Lest Art.

The present style of street dress II
responsible for a whole lot Of awkward
ness. According to the Washington
Star, a woman can't be model of grace
when she is frantically cropping for tho
tail of her gown And then, when the
refractory thing is well in hand. the
horrifying thought strikes her that tho
sham is revealing its srearer's power
ty. A few more epilepsic struggles and
hoists and the silk underskirt goes
swash. swash. swash through the rivu-
let. Of misunderstanding suds. tobacco
chewing offal and over crossings where
the stree: sprinkler does his whole duty
With wild desire TO save the silk skirt
to rescue, which means to relinauish
the conquered territory In the upper re-
gion of drygoods aud begin the battle
over again-she goes on her tip toes
over the suds and saliva. and, tired with
that effort, takes 20 her heels on the
muddy crossings 10 save the toes of her
shoes from, soil, and bends forward like
one with curvature Of the spine. Now.
il stands to reason that q woman per
forming such gymnastics on the street
can't do her whole duty Is . daughter
of the gods. In fact. think Hebe her
self would snccunb II she had TO envel-
op her shapeiy form in modern draper
ga
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-26
PINZON.
The Humble Associate and Patron u Co
lumbus.

The Humble Associate and Patron of Co
lunbus.
"Pinzon had no acquaintance at court.
he was without title or rank, he was
under no instructions, nor was he under
obligation to anyone" says Isaac Bas-
set. Choate IN an article on Columbus
and His Friends" in the New England
Magazine. "By an act Of spontaneous
patriotism he put his influence and au-
thority. his person and the persons Of
his brothers and other relatives, the
ships that were his own-in a word. the
material Of the expedition-into the
hands of Columbus, with the perfect
understanding that the latter was
lacking the means and the influence to
bring the feet together. In addition
to all this he advanced on this slender
credit almost half million of marave-
dis, or. it may be, the third part of the
total expense If the undertaking
failed, Columbus would lose some of
the illusions of his life. which consti-
tuted the sum of his investment, but IL
he did not lose all hope he would soon
be found again as a sutton at some court
Pinzon on his part would sacrifice the
half million without any hope that
poor foreigner. and one who was wholly
misunderstood would ever fad means
to REIN hurse him"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-26
A TRAVELLING SHOE.
It Il Passing Around the Globe Fostless
on q Mysterious Errand.

It Il Passing Around the Globe Eoetless
on Mysterious Errand.
An old, badly worn shoe passed
through Madison, Wis, in the United
States mail the other day. An old shoe
with half of the sole worn of and holes
in the uppers, is rather unusual to
find in the mail, but this had travelled
thousands of miles, and not one cent of
postage had been paid on it. There are
about two hundred tags tied to tho
holes for the lacings, and something
like one hundred and fifty Of them have
the stamps of different post offices. to-
gether with inscriptions by different
postal clerks.
The shoe went to Madison from Min
neapolis, to Minneapolis from St. Paul,
to St Paul from Seattle, to Seattle
from Portland, to Portland from San
Francisco, to San Francisco from Homo
lula, to Honolulu from San Francisco.
1t Is hard to trace it's course before that,
but it has the stamp Of any number Of
post offices On it, among them being
those at Oakland. Salt Lake lCity, Den
yer, Omaha and any number Of cities in
the east and some in the south.
Where it has gone from Madison IL
not positively known. The shoe was
started from Boston By one of the post
al clerks there-the first tag shows that
and there is a request that IL be re-
turned there. At st. Paul il was i'm
scribed: TOO small for . big city,
Pass it on to the village" Then it was
sent to Minneapolis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-26
The 0mihia aiu Eagle ddnesdau 7norng 0ttob IS
COUNTING THE STARS.
Wonders Revealed by the AID 81
the Camera


Recent tidings from the Cape OF Good
Hope seem to confirm in . rather re-
markable way the fact Of the general
richness of the southern skies in staEA
The evidence now before us is provided
in a photograph which has been taken
by Dr.. David Gill. the illustrious ~
tronomer, At the cape. A highly sensi-
tive plate was exposed to the sky. the
light Of the stars being concentrated by
the aid Of a powerful telescope specially
constructed for the purpose of taking
photographs in the celestial spaces.
Only a small part of the sky can be rep
resented in one picture, and about ten
thousand plates would be required to
produce picture of the whole sky.
The longer the exposure the greater
Is the number of the stars which are
described on the plate after it has been
developed. Bright stars may record
their impression by an exposure Of
second or two, but when the faint stars
are to be depicted, exposure Of an hour
or of several hours is demanded At
the Cape of Good Hope, as IT other
places, many photographs have been
taken in pursuance of general survey
Of the heavens, but the picture to which
we are now specially referring received
IN exceptionally long exposure. and
possesses, accordingly, an exceptionally
large number of stars.
From an examination Of this photo.
graph. writes Sir Robert Ball in Lon.
don Graphic, it has been possible to
count the number of stars it contains,
or, rather, to estimate their number.
for it would have been rather q tedious
piece of work actually to reckon the
tens of thousands of stars which the
plate showed. 1t was then IN easy
matter to calculate what the number Of
stars in the whole heavens would be,
supposing that the plate contained what
might be regarded as fair sample Of
the sky. The result of this computa-
ton is indeed an astonishing one. If
the slxy were generally as rich as the
part on the plate in question, it appears
that the number of stars in the heavens
cannot be less than three hundred mill
lions
OF course it may well be that the sky
on the part represented may be more
copiously jeweled with stars than many
other regions. On the other hand, it
cannot be supposed that the stars ac-
tually shown on the plate. numerous Al
they certainly were, adequately exhib-
tied all the contents of the sky in tho
region examined. There must have
been hundreds OF thousands of stars too
faint to record their images even with
the protracted exposure which the plate
received. 1t therefore seems not at all
unlikely that the stars in tho heavens
may amount to the gigantic total just
stated.
Truly the Photographic method is de-
veioping amazingly our conception of
the richness Of the universe. The I'M
aided eye shows about six thousand
stars, and, according to the figures now
given, it would seem that for every one
star visible to the unaided eye, there
must be about fifty Thousand stars
bright enough to have their photo
rhc 4oGar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-26

In q recent letter 10 "Parson- Davies
Peter Jackson is reported TO have en-
gagged in tistic encounter with four
toughs in a Donca>ter eating house
The rufians were insulting a barmaid
and when the colored champion asked
them To desis. they turned their atteu-
tior la him and engaged him il, tight
Jackson struck ont but four times and
the four tourhs Were stretched sense
less and bleeding on the floor. For his
chivaIrous action the sporting men pre-
scented Jackson with valuable gold
! Hatch and chain
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-26

II woaid be quite natural, Of course.
e, lcsol. or the side OF the head 81 anv
living creature providing he had =
head t0- the organ Of hearing. such iD-
vesiigation, however. no odds how
thorough. wofsld be void q rrsalts IN
saau- Instances n the clam !; Is found
in the base o! his '-fosss~ or f~-ie-, Ia
the rssost Of grasshOpp~rs ii is N the
scre-geg, while several species % inserts
hare il in the wing Lob&sers and
crabs I'll have the auditory &C - sas
- - - snsnunA - 49,
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


KANSAS CITY, Oct. 25.-CAT"ILE-Recefpts $500
shipments 1890 Market strong for good cattle
Others steady. Sales Dressed beef and shipping
steers - 1904 4; COWS and heifers 81 U0a2 81
Iexas and Indian steers ~ l0cs2 o.; Texas and
Indian cows Il l5@ 90, stockers and feeders
al 'agg 50 HOGS Receipts l5pi. shipments -
food hogs steady. clrsng stronger Ranged
"a 0s5 %, buik 81 .595 IS. SHEEP-Recepts llUJ
sEipments Market nominally strong,
Auttons SO 5Usi 81. lambs IS 0ja5 %.
ST. LOUIS oct &.-CATTIsE - Receipts $780,
shipments 200 Market active and sighsr. Natives
40 3a5 10 Texas and Indians q UDo13 IS cows
Il &&2 70 HoG>-keceipts 520l. shipments Ian
Market ioc higher. Heavy IS 5tia5 10 packing - o.
G5 ~. light 40 Sthd5 Co. ShLEP-l tecetnts TO
shipments Marhct strong. Sales ranged Is 81
"a 81.
CHICAGO. Oct 25.- SATTLF-Receipts enp1 ship
ments 251 Market steady. Natives 81 TOGl5 4a
rangers * 65c4 Is, Texans 81 7ea3 H. cows Il q
s. 20 HoGH-Nec"ipts 2JUuu. shipments 5000
Market ltc higher. closing strong. Common Is 8
O. 81. mixed So SseSs 70. butchers s. 1875 90
light 50 2oSo 20 NhrfP-iieceipts sUOu ship
ments Zoo. Market higher. Natives 80 1895 20,
lambs IS s5cS5 W
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-26

On OF; /. 10. The Ms-sears paess
Railway eenpa = sIss piscs fasxsss "a ssI-
10 - i<sgls AID res ara - he rsss # oGs
sss. for sse geuna trip. The s@iS si.l esu-
tsnEs an,s! Oct Z. t1< s<s-ss tseksxs Eo<~i
returning nnssI Ger "a ~ essaxs Il tssss
fsozn wiensTz - X. Isoas<. Inssr e<xs
free pssinsar .se<ygfex cars u a~sirst
4 L ELzcziET. Il. Ard 7. A.
- r. DHass.a Ave
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-26

FINANCE COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts Of Stock at the W1cni'7
Union Stock Yards for the Fast ~
Hours We're: Cattle, 1O2: Hogs AZ.
Shipments: Cattle, $50: hogs oo.
WICHITA. Oct. 25.

Cattle receipts were moderate and there
was considerable activity at the yards.
The market is steady on the best grades OF
butcher COWS, and they find good sale.
There is a good healthy denaud for stock
ers and feeders at present and the supply
falls far below the demand. A number OF
stockmen are here buying these grades.
The SHINING steers which sold at $500
TODAY. were choice stuff.
The quotations mere presented are TO give the
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations. acc ordng TO the quaiity OF oHer
Iations are only changed when there has been
permanent change In the general market The
rrnresentative sales should referred get
ojlr 1rc
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GA ssr. axs. Seq essh AID o. 81
si.e san9s - Issssfe ssts sci sasufs<<s
sss4ef@ - al rcsass is Trxas ~ esse Ae~r-s
fysx-sfa@3 fs-x sssr tz~ ssssssG trip vita
fa=s ssasst It sssHfy d.ss tFess asse Il
sss@. Fur sssfAef sa faftss-sssts e<s4 "a 90
address ". % Asrn4Fks
rsstrsxs pssz<H<<z ss~ss.
a6ss %a ,se se..a AssE sSxess
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-26

The santa Fe rcure ufi! sesI r,and trip
ssek~ss to D~iiss. Tex. AZ enc fare ssezzss
Dss sale Oct. Is. q, - .ssd =. ~iss nasi
Init os Nor. { PeIirnxs siespgnx esss
AssG fire. fsei.stng essxirs FIR farther ia-
formation c1ii 90 ~ esitrs.z
". D. ~rEle1E, %. p 4.
ktZsiA sgs Mar b 2ess street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-26
Something Entirely Ne,

Something Entirely New.
The Santa Fe route is now running daily
twelve-section drawing room Pullman
car ilom Wichita TO Denver without
change. Leaving at ass p. m. arriving in
Denver II a. m. Excursion tickets now on
sale to all Colorado points
22-tf W. d. MURDOCH, D. PA :.
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Wichita "a Chicago without change Of
cars via the Crest Rock islsnd roaie.
Leave Wichita st tssS a m. and Strive IA
pext morning ~ s;ia FREE Nv
Ching chair cara. psilHss palace ssss1-
ing cars, and elegant aisiss cara Ga Las
rain ~ HI. NHasET.
City Ticket K Passenger As~st
NiekisE, kxn-
Joas sEEAsrrAE. q. I. & =. n.
lhirzxe, III ola =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-26
Dr., j. E, BENNETT,
143 n. Main st.
Strictly Fr>t-Class.

WICHITA. Kan, April 12. 1892.
After thoroughly testing the Behr Bros
piano along side of one of the oldest and
best known high grade instruments | can
fully recommend it rs meeting every re
quirement of d strictly frst-class piano.
dlQ-tf A. w. SICENER
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HEPREHENTAITVK NILES.
rhe following are the representative sales of cat
HOGS.

Hog receipts were light and trading
moderately active. About everything
placed on the market found sale at steady
prices. although eastern dispatches report
ed the market a shade lower.
REPREsENTA TivEskLEs.
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shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use of dangerous drugs.
Female Ailments in all forms, rs Leu
corrhoea. Painful Periods, Suppression.
Etc. Il speciality.
NIoles 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 1870 o'clock p.
m. Call at office over Woodman's bank
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Wichita Grain Market.

Wichita Grain Market
WICHITA. Oct. u
Following are the closing quotations.:
GkAlNrtar lots on track
WHEA1-53d55c.
CORN-Yellow DC.
pATS-RSt:
HAY-Raied. - 0o@t 50 per ton; loose. "a 00s5 co.
GlsCuND Col;N-Chopin car lots, Zoe per 100
pounds; corn and oats sUc per IN pounds; Iran
sacked. 6oc per 100 pounds.
tLAASLED-t5a1 TIC.
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Trains marked thus =. daily.
EQUiPM ENT NORTH ND EAST.
Train No. ia Kansas City express. runs solid 70
Kansas City. has chair service,
Train No. lG6 comes direct from Galveston and -
through Chicago train. lea Wing Wichita at140a m
and arrives In CecagO the next day At 9'l5 m.
Train No. l06 hae free reclining chair to KAN
eas Cky Pullman 10 Kansas City.
EQUIPMENT SOUTH ANR WEST.
Train No 40 has Pullman and chair cars
Train No. I05 has through chair and Pullman
car FI Worth and Galveston.
Train No. 4l3 has reclining chair car from Kansas
City and stops ut Wichita.
Ciy Union Ticket Office Cor Main and lst street. and
Union Passenger station corner Douglas and 9Th
avenI,os. w. u. MURDOCH, ID. T. A.
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DIR. T.. EMMA COBB.

Females aha hi'SUens si~-a-~s a >f>~eia u,
snle i;s.it> sti ing confinement >tsietEy pfz
hen lis sired. also homes pro
iea fOI ChiiGfen Nts.h or>..tst. l.esIrE~ al ta.
! \ confidential &gd sSweFea promptly Iiogssc
iG.l A ef.l,t. II lSft,t... i,sta>ae.
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COLUMN.
COLUMN.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied

III. following sasss sn6R The diRefng hsaA&hss
sill Se charged
E Payable Strictly in Advance.
No advertisements taksR fog less than y ceneA
One line advertisements charged saeas rate - TIVE
tines s.-
I'll FORB.uDEN.~
Prices given undsr casasifeA AsAds b tAis cearma
srpi.cs be oaiy local nd eris<sacn&A No foreign
ed ersixesnents taken AZ prizes given
Answers 70 edvc.tiSem<nts sent In care q The
EAGLE orlce should b called for v.thfA n days
astsr iasertioo. when advertisers wish rcfH1 fos-
VA rded TO them uped Envelopes Drss lie sent
Reference 70 former "a vef9taemenGs ah0aid give
DESCRIPTION and cate OF hs<rtiOo copy Sf THE sd
serSiser,ent should he sent.
Not responsible fer ADVERTISEMENTS gwen - 0io-
eoAtianed by telephone.
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Il. IL. CREDITOR,
DENTIST
I44 North Main street,
PHYSICIANS.

DIR. Ga RKIE Il. TIFFANY
Teacher of Physical Culture. Rooms in
basement of the Fletcher Building.
Office hours TO 10 a. IN, and ) TO ) p
IN. d-l3alf
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TcAciIerS' Examinatiol

Teachers Examination.
The regular county teachers examina-
tion will be held at the court house, Satur-
day. Oct % inst, beginning at s O'Clock a
N. d. S. PENCE Co. Supt
d IA 10tw ~ Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-26

- iieuulae ave W.,}its kae Practice i,Trs.iesss
i.e Ia. : o>e 1ss.i. Essln. epexlseies .s-a
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ARTICLE

st. Louis Produce
ST. LoCrs. Oct. IS
tLoCR-sieady. Patents IS 1GsS So extra
fancy s. ststS -, fancy l51S q. choice &oSe ~
family , a6ts 81
WIZ AT-Cash sssSc
tokN-Casb sac,
9ATs-Cssh asisc
RNE-sac,
BAhLEl-Iowa. 6laGA
BRAN-S6aISac
ELAN-t ".
IiNoThY-Sl fe9l a
btGGlNG-stesdv sNc
CONN AEAL-sl Sal a
Is 20 " s~S' W, t1noinS g W.
t6Gs-l71 0SN' NAAA' i"~-"~
PORk-tiI IS.
LkRD-ss 5J
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New fork Money
NEW YORK. Ott. IS
Moner on call easier At SOS per cent, closing of.
fered at per cent.
Prime mercantile parer 5ds6 per cent
Exchange weak at 81 So Tor eixty-day bills and
- 81 Tor demand. $3.50
Total sale OF stocks today 46S 600 shares
New lork Produce.
NEW YORK. Oct Is
stSAk-Rehned steady. standard A 1916
g. lott; granuIsted 1 i.-iGa4 confectionery A
sii-ls1S'tts cut loaf > 5-iGts5lpt.
Sl4c ~ e'Ae'' w i''sS
CoTTON-Cot;on futures closed firm S,les.
lsa,uUV bales. October s. Us.
Kansas CITY Produce
KANSAS CITY Oct Is
FLoCR-rnchanged. Patents 80 506a2 al extra
fancy 81 bs2 -. fancy s. OSs2 Ia choice 81 o. al
4NN u s59i2 ~ ~ S- W.
WHEAT No : red 5a,aSssc
toRN-Ao.Z mixed. a1.a 4Sc
uAIS-No linked. 29ixtsa6s.
BUTftk-UnchAnged.
EGGS-Steady
,H1EsE-steady. Young America Zoe, Kansas,
faac. 49,
H-,Y-Firm. Timothy % 20. fancy prairie IS CA
Sou " W.
FLAXSEED-steady at Sc on a basis Of pure
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i szse Z - Fart A@tAeaSs hss.s- fsst 60 7 y
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x5f -.
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l. E&esS. al = Sgs-z-s S*s- ss1s
a a.. esE-z5~sTssss sssssss EAysgE~ as xflS
4 sfssss So x1Sz s,sss Il s.sl f4x&sssA.
= ~ sssssT s-xzs = sassz szstA "a aA< ~
r.om ~Aas HsRr saAz. H&sss sx;sss g.
i skss&sz - ~ Ssss4s 1-4~xtsF- az So 80
fs~58s ssh cfsES P-sssI.4s @9Ts1m FS'Fs
i as - "a sss sAzsa Ga. -
ssssss sssE-s cNon a0ES1 yHEsa NIIr4s
CO.. ~ - r4ss<e- 49,
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Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
Cattle receipts moderate.
Top price of hogs today-s52O They
were choice.
There a number of country buyers on
the market looking for stockers and
feeders.
c. II. Arnold and ]. H. Merker of Guilt
son were visitors at the yards today.
Mr.. Buckley and brother were visitors
at the yards today. Mr.. Buckley is WE'LL
known and extensive stock shipper.
The following shippers had stock on the
market:
w NJ. Johnson, Attica; cattle.
Mr.. Rittenour, Cunningham; cattle.
+. c. Coons, Goddard; hogs.
Mr.. keown. Ashton; hogs.
Il. f. Gilleland, Winfield; hogs.
D. NJ Ratclif, Cunningham; hogs.
H. A. Beals Sharon; hogs and cattle.
Anderson Bros. Bentley; hogs.
wichita Produce Market.
WICHITA. Oct 25
,FLouR-Highest patent. 81 So second patent.
BUTIEk-rirst creamery. l5c: other grades. 100
le1pc
EGGS-Ieal7c.
IUl ITKY-koosters 81 50@2 90 per dozen or 30
Ter pound; hens. 81 OjGs2 DO per dozen or &c per
pound spring chickens 81 1892 50 per dozen or tIfc
per pound; turkeys, 7sSc per pound. DUCKs-ten
81 IS; mallard 81 IS per dozen. Yong geese &c per
pound.
POTAToES--C Choice 656s75c per bushei,
APPLES-$3 20 per barrel.
noa La -. sli q Canon City o o. Weir
nols. % 0s McAlester. 81 0O.
Wichita Grain Market
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To buy Wichita city property or Sedgw,ck county
land at present prices means large returns on your
money. Wichita with her stock and otker indus
tries Is just In her infancy. and such bargains
can now offer were never offered before. All having
business In line IL yited to cali correspond
The Wichita interests Of nou-residents properly
and faithfully Jared for. Office second floor rs
North Market, Israel Building. d65-t
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DIR. BENNETT,

Cures Piles. Fis
tnla, Fissure and
all diseases of the
rectum W i t h o ut
knife, ligature, caus
tics or detention
from business.
Cures Guafan-
teed. No money
to be paid until pa.
tient is cured.
Private DiSeaS-
! es in both sexes
quickly and radical
1v curad in the
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IT. LOUIS b BAN FRANCISCO Il. X.
4rcn,sox. TOPEKA AsAsrA rrnm..
TRAINS.

-----------------------'---
NORTH A IND EAST.
No. axe Kansas City express
No. 4UG" Chicago yestibuled
M. l0S* Missouri River ex.
Ptcss...
No. l5I Englewood expresses
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. l01@ Oklahoma City and
Oklahoma express. ........
No. 4Fs Caldwell and Pan.
handle expresf.. ............
No. lGSs IT. Worth, Calves
ton aud Texas express. %.
No. 4l5' Wichita Express.
No. ass EngiewOod accin, 80.
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FOR SALE-Eeai Jlsfafe.


l.'us; sAisk-BgUss i.ssDNe 80 FEET or
l. ground. eAst frsgi On ls~fe1s. sSsstA 81 OAK
"a ~
E,ssi-e Of s room. 80 II grsssna. y WABASH -
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KEPRESENTAT iVEBNEES
The following the representative sales Of hogs