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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-10

Boys, here is chance to earn suit OF
clothes easily. Let every enterprislng boy strive
for the prize.
NOTICE TO CONTESTANTS Subscriptions tor
this will only be counted when handed IN on
of the above blanks None will be printed except
those appearing in THE DAILY ARGUS. 1t the paper
received your home does furnish enough blanks
orders your neighbor will undoubtedly allow you to
clip this essential matter from his
Who will be the first to send in manner
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-10
CaStOria.

"Castoria is IN excellent medicine for chill
a,sn Mothers have repeatedly told me OF its
good effect upon their children"
DR.. G. G.. OsaooD,
Lowell Mass
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-10

"Castoria is the best remedy for children of
which am acquainted. hope the day is rot
,s- distant when mothers will consider the real
Interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
s-sas OF the various quack nostrums which are
DESTROYING their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morrhine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
a-arts down their throats, thereby sending
them 70 premature graves"
Dr.. ]. F. KINCHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-18
NOT RESPONSIBLE
Thought He Had . Suit. bat 70 DtdnS


Thought He Had . Suit, bat 70 DtdnS
Work.
The old cake and candy woman who fre
quents Park place and Vesey street found
. customer the other day In an Old man
with a basket on his arm who WA gong 10
market He bought square Of candy for
. cent and went of biting IL He hadnt
gone far before he turned about and re-
traced his steps. holding his jaw with one
hand and waving the square in the other.
What's the matter with your asked
the woman as he stood before her.
'The matter is I've broken tooth and
want damageS" he howled.
How'd yon break youf toothP
Biting on this Internal hunk q oandyi
You ought to be prosecuted for selling
such stuff Lock a-there"
He sat down his basket and pulled his
mouth open to exhibit the broken tooth
She got up for a better look, and after
careful scrutiny sat down, with the remark:
"Its nay opinion that tooth was cracked
before"
''No, it wasn't" he hotly exclaimed
'sThat tooth was as sound as hickory. And
II was this stuff which broke it!''
II didn't ask you 70 buy. You came
along and handed out cent and took .
cake"
Makes no difference, ms'am; hold yOu
responsibleI put my damages &C ten
dollars"
''Tll never pay"
"Then Pll sue you for 500"
At this juncture a policeman came up
and asked the cause Of dispute. and the
man with the basket made his statement
and exhibited the broken tooth
How can you hold her rcspondblei'
asked the officer.
"why, she Is selling stuff dangerous "a
bite on"
How did I know whether he or his wife
or children was going 20 do the bitinR"
she protested "Tve sold those squares for
over fifteen years and this Is the first time
I've heard OF anything wrong l didn't
know but what be had false teeth didn'f
know which side he was going 70 bite On
refuse to pay"
'sThen III make your shouted the old
man. "Ofieer. haven't got = easel"
"No. sir"
Cant coilectp
"Not a red. +"
81 told you SOP added the woman.
81 see how IL is--oonspirzcy 20 knock ms
ont, but YOU cant do I'll Here's the candy
here the tooth-up there n lawyer. Ill
sue and sue and sue till I haven't cent
left. and then III sell my boots and SUE
againF'
He went away on a run. and perhaps By
thistirne Aunt Jane has = ESQ., oe lAwsuh
70 dream over.-Eew York Evening World
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-18

CEAHED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at the Office OK the supervising aTchltecL treas"
ury department. Washington d. G., Until o CLOCK
, m On the gth day Of March ~, and opened sla-
mediafsiy thereafter. FOR furnishing and erecting.
complete the hydraulic Passenger eleTators heiud-
Ing pamp tanks ppin.- car efc-. req ier ne
United States pD@tofiee. court houSf- etc. - Web
its. Kan. II accordance with drawings and speclh-
caJi0n. copies Of which may - E4d o.
application a. this ofACs, % a. toe tEiCe
the custod an az y Cnlta. ksn. Ezen
proposal mu-t be sccomp panied By a Csrtiied Ch~cS
FOR sun not les than per csEl OF Ito amount u
the proposal. gal Is reese Ted - FHlect anE Or
al bids aud to waive -BT defect iliclfaAsifF ~
any ID. All proposals received AFTER th@ flus
stated VII be returned 70 tie bidder Props =
must Dc enclosed n envelopes, sealed and na -.
Proposals for n ydr1ultc Fasser-er fievator Tor
the United STATE Po-tOdiCe. Court ho7s~ etc,
Building 81 wichita. kanzzs" and addressed %
v J. EpBBpUkE- sllssIsi=l Areh.tsct
Feb sih Isye. a. s-e o At
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-18
REPRESENTATIVE sA,
Rrief MPntion.

The hog receipts were good today for a
Wednesday.
Thomas and George Williams were at
the yards today visiting their brother, Mr..
!. E. Williams. They cams over from
kbeir home at Bentley.
Thecattle scales are proving to be a
great convenience, and the commission
men are loud in their praises of the Stock
Yards company for providing these for
them. 1t facilitates work wonderfully to
have a separate scales for hogs and for
cattle.
Mr. ". F. Lindley, a well-known ship
per, was a visitor at the yards today. Mr..
Lndley says that wheat in his part of the
country is looking fine and that prospects
generally are good. Mr.. Lindley ships
here frequently.
The shippers who marketed stock at the
yards today were:
J. = hnoblauch, Colwich, hogs.
Casey & Fowler Conway Springs, hogs.
Herman Herr, Greenwich, hogs.
Dent Mccormick, Mt. Hope, hogs.
Smith & Gamble, Hazelton, hogs.
L. L. Gilleland, Winfield, hogs and cat
tie
Bosley Bros, cattle.
l.. r. Connell, Anthony, cattle.
l.. \. Townsen, Andale. cattle and hogs.
W. H. Donnell, Haven, hogs.
J. c. Stapleton, Penalosa, hogs.
Peabody Il NJ, Dexter, hogs
a. l.. Barner, Belle piaine, hogs.
c. Shepherd, Goddard, hogs.
Sykes Bros. Murdoch, cattle and hogs.
q. 4. Smith, Pratt, hogs
J. +. Cooley, Cullison, hogs
g. Meeker, Attics, hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Ry Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. No. Feb II ATTI E-Rec.ipts
sS1. shiuments 2lt0. Heavy steers 10 lower. Nrhf
steady; COWS strong. stockerS ana feeders steady.
Steers - s. 80 ~. COWS - 1894 o. stoCkers ana fei-
ers II 9SsgS -. hOGS-heCeiots I.slu. shipments
coo Nsreet 8 lower. AL grades - UaSt "a. uulk
81 SEA IS SuEEP-keceIpts 2.,0 shipments ~.
NsrAgi steady.
~. LOUIS. No, Feb. E.-CATTLE-Receipis 500
shipments 80. Market "a tive 10 lower. steers IS q
81 a. Texans and Indians IS JIG %. HOGS-Re-
&C pts 5f.8 shipments 24t0. sisrEet lower HEAVY
a. dc 81 mixed - I05s "a light 81 S,sg4 Is
ehhtF- Receipts lO0 shipments Market
steady az 50 CJ-l5 a.
tnICASO Us Feb. E.-CATTLE-Receipts I5lsG
shipments see Market steady 70 stronger Steers
q $50 o. tteGers - -sga stOSAers 81 49, ..
cows s. 6ts3 -. HOGS-Rece5pts S5.0l0 shluulent IS
J., 10 Asraet slow lower. Common 81 ttzs 81
mixed > 6GA >. butCheTSs& sal q light s. So 5
-. Etl'- Receipts Sst shipments a.1Q Market
tAade higher. Ewes s. 5tJsg 60 wutheIs - OJssS -
lambs - - s.
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MI. shs VIZ. IL

Nrz B5fiu.fa t her busbzn<i's ofsos 4ows
tov~n.-Jonu. / don't want yen % forrst -
o-,ssr TIA. ~ q dining rom chairs spoks
u va. aheat- The GIszzards srs coming
nert Thsr~8xy-
NJ HIluz--friI zss the chair. Maria, "a
yor-H - ne aloDe Can't you pet n>ssn-
oraod8m % sof1s kind where II - snrs
10 .ee IL. ard thsa .qzst 5oshsT5ng nss st-0zs
th@-n2
Ma BIlus-Thas's What an eosHE.
Joan. Ia writing e IN tke dEtss ca tss
Joy 4 ygGr dssk.--Ckieago 1rf0ans
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-18
Tbetollowing are the representative sales OF cat
AZ the ynrds today:
HOGS.

Fresh receipts today 1924. The market
opened slow and draggy. Buyers insisted
upon paying lower prices, and while sales
men conceded a decline in the market,
they were not willing to sell at the prices
offered. Statesmen were slow to yield, and
nothing was done up to the noon hour,
but when trade at last settled the market
proved to be &c to 1Oc lower than yester-
days figures. The best hogs sold sc lower,
while the market on medium grades was
I0c lower, in sympathy with the decline in
eastern markets. Good hogs were scarce,
and there were more pigs and cut-outs sold
today than for long time. Bulk of sales
e. 20 to 81. 30. Tops today, $435.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-18
AT AUNT HITTlg'a
Errrresr ven hayins dId.

ETry year wen haylns old.
Fore taterin begins.
Pe takes ma-m. J0shua-and Lya
Ne. Thomas and the twins.
Re piles Is on the wagon high
As deep e. he can pile n,
Till marin begins to fuss al erT.
Declarin he viii spile o.
He Jams one here an Grams one theirs.
Hes not at sll psrtic'lzrl
And some i crisscross. some Il curved.
An some is perpendie'lAr.
An then we start upon our tAn1
Dressed In oar frills and aHnmerT,
To visit our dear. good oil AMI
Mehitable Montgomery
The wagon creaks eur thirteen weeks
In our oil shed its rustedl
50 wen it jolts down OF the ex
We're 'frAid the thing hez busted.
We wohh!e here. we wooble thors,
Bimeby there come . shout;
We've split the swinsi we've spflt Tia
twinsl
Say, dad. kol on: yun,vc split the twins
Tee twins hsz tunbled outi"
We gather up the scattered twins
can IL Is squAily veathsrk
Then marin. she takes two sAfety pins
An fRStens en- together
She coaxes. kisses EN- en Gains
Their sorrows with . cookia.
An then we strike some thAAkee-nArms
An Lyd falls cut, By Hockey
Then Jest yell. an Joshua shoutA
An Tom with JOY u wizxnn,
The twins they gizElr till We fear
That they viii bust with giggftA
An wen we reach Aunt HittieS door
We raise a general din.
An she comes cut. surrounds n Al
An gethers Us all in
An che hugs pa. kisses ma
An cackles> cries an grinA
An squeezes ali permisc1e1sly.
Especially the twins
She feeds Us all on pie A jAA
Purserves an Jelly cake;
We eat ali day. 80 home at nigAt
An hev the stomach achSL
s W En.a In Yankae 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-18

This. fellow Hall ougbs 20 ~ hanisbsS
from polite society. Hes perfect ooobT.S
How 70. Mr.. TutcbsJS
"You r~r1ernber thai bonnot male -
dinner
Yes"
well. be was II MANFRED soOaRh -
ask II u vvas original with me Thst shows
hox unsophissicassd be a. 4"
Yes. uohady bat an iZnorarnas o01ie
have thought y0a were sidney smitA -
ffa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-18
Flrst pu bli, bed Fsbr1sry g, IA
Sheriff Sale.


Di.tric Court, 18Th JgdlclAI District. ssfgvieE
County kAEsas
The Bank q Colwsca, corporation, plainu1
Sswcei EtoTer. Finlira ~fJreT. dosspk tigVeT and
shfnArine J -toTeF. eefeaGznt~.
BIZ virtue q a. erection lssled OFT - he Dis-
trct court o. the h Judicial eistrt sittting ans
FOR SsaEwtcs county. Kznsas IL - allow. en-
titaed action. vii or &eGree1aF. he Efk cay 81
FebruArT. A. D. l-agz D. q lsl-s t1- GA ZOE 90 =
Sc =. Twp =. rzgs5 wet - retEFic< cp4n ,.
Kansas o~Er for - E4Haic a4~'lofi
and sell 20 the hlzh>st bidder f9r r4@h o. aaas
al the right. tie I'D iatere-z - the eefe1e=fts
above narfsd r. sHG - De ~ o7ssg tsf feT-
sotai PROPERTY s.rzats3 "a ths EoEsEg 8. -ssEE4-z
sfafs % Kansas. to-7esf-
tr- bta.z aof-e- r az o. brown r7srr- hrTs4
cots o1s hag oae rear Day sgrssr bay yFsr
az. eae raEFs- 0-~ tr-,e - ai1s sasat sls3a- -
bzsLsls = Rad = cafrls fsla0Fs. ass-s hfii.
e. gsArs 90 81 st.ers ysaes OIL .stfa~a f-3
and vhst< cas- os.. yearlfEgs- Ees si-FE g 3
feffer-. cows zr3 bead " hsz~
SID peTsozzi property e ~ u CT A. me prcrffE
q tns rsgsatAsi- EasFe 1sns~l saa 80 - 500 %
saf ~ -saad ~zss gs.f.t
she-1Ts Osce v .cs.sa. Ezrsas- Issrusry <
a y. - l-AAf ~ ttt.
SheTsT SetEWScs CoastF. EAzszs
DALE & TALL&Y AIGa5 sTs.s1 2. "a p = >
AttorEeys- ~ -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-18
Wichita IrOduce Market.

WICHITA. Feb H.
IloTR-Hlehest patent s. 40, SECOND patent ~ p
extra fancy e o.
~ II Elt-tirst creamery soc. second creamery
BIC finest dairy &c fine dairy lSc common dairy I2i.
EGGS-i6C Per dozen.
PoCLIhA-Roosters 81 5Oe2 40 per dozen or Sc
PEI pound. hens 3 Ns2 4 per dozen or &C per
pound spring chickens 81 1892 - per dozen or 5lso
rer found, turkeys ldsC per pound. ducks-tesI
81 p msiiSrds g - per dozen, young geese &C per
pound -
FOrATOES-Choice 5ra455c Ter bu>heL
APPLES-S2 5ggs 20 per barrel,
SOAL-AnuliHcite 81 q. Canon City 50 90 Weir
a d lister 4
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=
To william II. Wilson, b, D Garrison and James l.
Mead:
You are hereby notified that the undersigned
householder duly appoin I'd BY The cry Council OF
tie CITY Of " chifa. kan-as % assess aud ucieF-
mine the amount Of damages sustal1e4 b. the
owners 81 property. wholly or partially taken or
OF on 10 avenue from Ga den street 70 Park street
as per City q dinauce 30. HI that We The under
signed qualified apprs se-s, viii on the - day u
February h. ID. ie|2 a. O'Clock . q said day
meet a. SO Dis East Douglas avenue up stairs AZ
J. =. Reese real estate Once, and VIII adjourn
from day % day until thu WORK % assessment i
completed OF which meeting yoG VII tsss due no
tics.
Done al wichita, Kansas. Feb. j. A D. is11
T. =. EtEHL.
=. I. SPENCER.
a. n. REID,
a. Q, APP sern
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NlcLitE Grain Market.

WICHITA. Feb H.
Following arefhe closing quotations.
GRANTS ar lots on track.
MH4AI-15U.
COkN-New .Q25lc.
DAIS-2sC.
hNE-No or better 5ndSSc.
hAA-Baiec - lbs 20 per ton. loose - 0ed5 20.
6hoONB C0hN-CEop IN Csr lots 75c per 100
pounds corn All oats SIC per w pounds bran
Is CSrd- Is, pvy NC bounds.
kLAASEED-hG tUc
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YoRE Feb L.
COTION-Dul- Middling uplands size, mid
ding Orleans e-l5c. sales 10 bales Futures
March g. IS
CotFEE-Spot Rio dull No Isslc.
sUGAk-Behned quiet, steady
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-18
NIlI!{ls sgle
FINANCEAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts OF Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle. 81; Hogs, 1924.
Shipments: Cattle, 30; Hogs, none.
WICHITA, Feb. II, 1892.

W IJHIIa1 I CO. rs -0H"@s
The cattle supply was moderate today.
Nearly all grades were represented IN the
offerings today, the bulk being common
and medium grades. Considerable trad
Ing was done. The market was steady,
The quotations mere presented are 70 give the
thipper an ide. Of the general range OF prices Inc
Various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations according 10 the quality OF OFFER
lngs aid the state of the daily markets These quo
lafioDs are only changed when there has been
permanent change in the general market Inc
representative sales should De referred 70 10 get lie
eally fluctuations
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-18
Chesp rIrar~isn 20 -. Lar.

The Santa Fe route ami Frisco line viii
sell tickets 70 =. I.ouis SOD fstara On sc-
count Of tie national convention rs iator
organizations, FEB - 20 - i1ekets o.
sale feb - 70 - inclusive. liEolted 20 re-
turn UutsI March 10 - FAts O. oac tsre Tor
the round trip. solid tFzi8-. Poi TaaH
Eieep@rs ard eazir cars fnru1zh Nt.ss0tsS
change For further tnforuaaE80n csll -
- North Main o. Doug - aveaue sfafl9a-
72Ist " u y gDozE. y. 4. a
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Plank charters AZ So kla4 q l~xa
blanks loT - e -
IAE WIcHfT1 EAsLE
67ff Is icsil4. Az1s4A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-18
New y ora Mouer.

NV AoHE. Fch. %
Honey on call easy. lssIl. PEI elL closed offered
~ Ia per cent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-18

60 est VI. tie Sew SAoTt Isns. Ms
snr,75 PntIne ~p5sassnt Ht.t route
Throngh sleeping and eha3g eAns ritb0af
rHArze " tcbfra 90 - A1o8sA - =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-18

= was souSd - E4zrrF Eeosslasa %
rsEaiag~ r@rnErE-s a. AEusress ~ -
turning VIZ a lcFv-EE h-star,d
4 z1sss ssss So l-1 l34 LsF ls-EsE.
a.. ssea1 ozs z4sS.a.< ~ .aecE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-18

LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF ISFOHMATIOS
II on the subject o. advertising will do well 70
obtain copy Of Book sor Advertisers - pages.
price 81. Mailed. postage paid. ON recc pi ~ price
Contains careful com pilstion from tie Ausrlpan
Newspaper Directory Of all the best papers aud
Glars louFnRis gves the Creu alton rHtigg OF every
one nd good zeal 81 Information about rates aud
other matters pertaining TO the bs ness OF SdFer-
Using. Address l;oWeiis Advertising BUREAU. ~
Sufire street New YORK. C&w Tyr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-18

Trains marked thus . daily.
EorIPz sNT NORTH ND FAST.
Train No. az kansas City sEpcsss, runs SOLD .
Kansas It's, has char car service.
Train No. a. cones direct from Galveston and g
through Chicago train leaving wichita ~ % -
and arrives IN Cecaso zee next CAY AZ 3 = 2 n
Trsin No 80 kxs free reclining char car 70 kan-
sss Cay Pullman 20 Kansas Nity, also 20 IopskA
AtehisoR ant s.. JosepA-
ECCIPRENT SogTE NJ vEST-
Tfzin No ~ has Pullman aRc char car
Trsin No. eS has through Pullman ca 70 -
ofth and Galveston
Tfsin M al has Tecltuia. char car frc-a Kansas
Cry and stops AZ NEhitz-
GSgy CEfcn 11cEef once Cor Main slt ist street. ard
Union E1SssaS=r St4ttoa corner po1Slas and 5tA
GvsEEsA ". D. NrEDoCK- .. ?. u
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FOB EXCHANGE.

Under this head e per LIE per day
TOR EXCHANGE TOPEKA RESID ENCE
property aud vacant lots or farm land tor stock
Of drugs. Address DE- y. ", Martin, ioDsEa, hal-
CO -
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ArcHIsoS. TOPEKA tsAxTA FEsH-

MOTH Am FAST
No. az Kansas City express
No. t3si' Chicago vestibulsd
express --...-..--..---.
No. s0S' Missouri River ex-
ktt7N--. $1,000 -..s-- -
Nc. 40 EnEle~ood expresses
SOUTH AND WEST
Nc. 417s Oklahoma City ard
Oklahoma express. .......
No 49, Caldwell and Pan
handle sxpresf-..........--
No. {tsi' RI Worth. Calves
ton and Te1ss express ..-
No. AS Wichita Express
No. fs7 EnSiewood acCB. 49,.
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A. j, APPLICABLE

CVilL a. D. Mallory
Abslraciar. OonveVauc5- { notary Pablo
Fine s.SusitiuE speciality. q. usrlsia abstracts
10 any lana slftGgrs SS CaltT. tE.rr fs5gr -sEas
q v est etfrErce Main street. Arys Court Helse
first Zoos. Prcnpg sSrNlcs -1srzatsSd Ieerhsas
- lso-G
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TYPEWRTTERS.
DANCING SCHOOL

EyRoN THIS DATE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
It Miss Ford viii hold her dkncsre classes on
Tuesday ana Saturday evenings only On Tuesday
evening she will give club dance 20 the mem hers
OF the club dance now Organized ChLdrons class
Saturdays at 80 p. n. usual
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-18

nR. LIE DUC'S PERIODICAL PILLS. THE
~ great French remedy, act directly on the men
struaI and positively cure suppression Of The
menses Warranted 70 promote menstruAtion-
These pills should not be taken during pregnancy.
American Pill cOmptny, royal, prOprieiors, rpen-
Ger. la e. GeI uine supplied by CLa% Ia" renee
retail i4t lvF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-18

CCALE BoOKS-THREE FORMS, srANDAKD,
- Howe and Fairbanks Prices; single books BY
mail 50 cents three books for sz00 SIX books S5.sS
The best Scale book printed. When ordering state
what form you want address NIcHitA EaEls-
Wichita, Kan. d. *
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WICHITA. Kan. Feb. u, 1877.
son. b. ,. Garrison and Janus y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 IST YOUR PROPERTY UPON OUR RENT
- or sale register. Israel Bros, md floor y Mar
Eet St dT1 q
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EoR TRADE-A GOOD STOCK FARG AND
II stock for merchandise or gacrc hEndise for
stock; sheep prelsTTed. Address beaumont Kan
Z. o. Box a. C95 ~
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LOST.


r oST-YEsTERDAY AFTERNOON BETWEEN
IL court house and Williams 81 on Aain =, So-
sfrac OF title OF lots IS " 9 Church ST. and other
papers in 4 white lArge-sized envelope; the Ender
will be rewarded by leaving sSrle al III AarSeS
81, care OF Dave Neekinsr real estate agent - II
7 OsT-BUIL DOG. WHITE. BRISDLE SPOTS.
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don. Once she had seen Eugene, or
thought she saw him. as she and her
father were driving. and she had tainted
on her fathers shoulder.
Heart disease" the family doctor said,
and 50 the father, too, thought it was.
But the father thought he knew a better
cure than the doctor had suggested, so he
hurried her from London. At Schwerin he
wrote friendly letter to his acquaintance,
Count Zabrotti saying he had taken q
place on the lake and was off for long
vacation. and would be glad of good COM
pany. etc.
Then the count came and Emily was
miserable. he was so polite 10 her and so
often under foot. But he was her fsther's
friend and so she must conceal her misery.
When the count went way in June he
and Mr.. Whitfield understood each
other. The poor child was lonely. A
father was not enough. She needed q
husband, one who would bring title and
social distinction to her. and social duties
which would enlarge her now circum-
scribed world and interest her. Mr.. Whit
field said he would bring Emilv's mind to
it and promised that Mrs. Whitfield, when
she returned from Vienna, would aid him.
The count feared that Mrs. Whitfield
would not favor his suit.
she opposed it Defore?"
~ es," said Mr.. Whitfield, ''but was
newly welded then and let my wife have
her own way too much. 4 wife should
listen to her husbands desires. Mrs.
Whitfield shall listen to mine in this mat
ter. Emily is my daughter"
1t was agreed that time was a valuable
consideration. Emily should not be kept
waiting. The count vas ready then and
there. but Mr.. Whitfield counseled delay
until be could prepare Emily's mind.
Then the quicker the better. and he really
thought he was saving the life and happi-
ness of his beloved child. He said nothing
10 the count about Eugene. bat he thought
her sense OF duty would cause her 10 for
get him when once she had another s
name-anG title.
Larry IN August letter came from the