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Board Unnleo.

AN INVALID lady desires a second floor
font room with bond graf iro and meals
in room when dc-irrd attendance must be-
good ard price not NOR" thur 80 pr week.
Address INVALID. Tribune once
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WAITRESS by young Swedish girl
as ifst-tla waicre>s IN private family can
take a butler's place; best OF tssti,1onisIs
a. ~ sobrie:y. honesty and capabilltv. Gail
80 address 3i5 ith-aye.. bet 18th and o6th
SITS ~ Wv"
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IF NpI WANT a @upl servant anal ;.
tho t,lIcttr So 40 send yoG one ~ shut notice
nc' ( cost. reference -ti4atrd. ia
/tTpE EMPLOYMENT Assoc ALTON.
. s. FLitOn--t.. Bruo,lyn.
MAN AND WIFE desire a place. cit,
.i country man ind, r>'and- horse, cows
.lvue &c.; wife ."yrril hou>rN ORR cook
wash AMI IRON. Adsr '.~ RELIABLE cair
Ait SOCIETY,". sos lultOn--t.. l'rOpklyu.
NAN 80. WIFE - -Nmeri.an.; gen
riai hnT..Nur', uan useful rity Or conn
'.i - recommendations. all or address
E. ~. pi.,WN lo2 We. .Sfh-@t.
E~r.-Ey & c0ior-d man a, profess
-.,nvl niru- oI Nairt, tahr "ntir" cnaipr
shave. clean anf press clothes: long cN
peiicncc make kuuy-~; phy-ician.' r'fer-
'urc-. Adir-- =. r.. Tribune Uptown
unlcc. l,2i9 Broadway.
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for Gnlr.

/ AT REDUCED PKICE5.-sOo second.
land wood and iron working machines
| fully guaranteed machinery bought snl eN
| changed. GEORGE b. EDDY. S9S Ma1l'
sTn-st.
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NrRSE.-By experienced private nurse ;
charges moderate. Address FRITZ
NOkEBY. pol Wet 32d.st.. cor. 7th-a,e.
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>EOvN y MANLY an cApeIi,nccd man
with unlucstionablr city reference; 5 year,
in one place moderate salary. Address
SECOND MAN. 33j lUltOn-st.. Brooklyn.
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Hliercllancons.

ACADEMY or MEDICAL HYrNOrISN
(Rcrne,"d1. 2Gl West l>Stn-e'.
DR.. MCCARTHY receives pupils and
nnticnt, daily. circular free p. 1hIr.day
evening", hypnOu- esp .tircniai s"1nc".
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nACHFLOR APARTMENTS H. let fl
French family pi,at' horsc. - West
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COOK.-By NORTH German; frat class;
competent Ia every respect; nr,tciass ief.
n noes; Will Go co1rse washing. 100 East
2.th--t.
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forses ano Carriages

\ GENTLE COZ; knee actor: youn2
sound. stylish. Also cart. gan, ual ava
London harness. PRIVATE OF !fl1'
Tribune Ofice.
RTAUTiFCL pair of ladies cob>
yiars To-: bilhen TO Indliu. S'uA'
single double: also ,p!d@ pha"ion an@
WOOD Gibson harness. QUlCh eALf-
Tribune once.
f.lGnJ nrst.cia,> sound yorn- scrv'ccabir
horses. for all kinds Of WORK OF business
purposes also express and business wagon 3
cheap: weeks tuai Bot broadway,
near 36th-si express stable.
FOR SALE.--A fine lot Of breeding and
Srokel ponies for children. AadrrN~ Dr.
o. c. JACKSON, Il. -. Bon lOl. jamaica
l.. i.
HORSES wINTERED. - Large boz
sta Is: good feed carriages stored lree
city references. A. T.. MOORE. Contra.
PARK, l.. /.
WANTED. 80 GOO 900 people to send
for Births carriage and harness cete
l0cues Igreest assortment in America, very
moderate prices don't pay such extravesahs
prices for harness and carriages estao-
i,shod 1862. Address J. H. BIRCH. bur
i'ngton. y. j.
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fnrnisbe Rooms.

THE BURLINGTON,
10 West Both. st.-H IndsOHe fulnlSh'
fiont suite Of four rooms 9nd bath n'ii>
IA cart.
jTH-AVE.. differently furnished
loom. WIKI or without board.
11TH-ST. 20 WEST.-N .wly furnished
rooms. sunny exposure: Very desirable; con-
Ncnirit location. priNat' family references.
29rH-ST.. Il FAST. ret - n 9TH aud
Madison aNc,.-l!achcior lIa tnrnt rooms,
s3 inward baths hotel attendance central.
5SD-ST. 90 WEST .rtweru Brpadwdv
0nl 5th-aNc.--NcwiY furnished rooms heat
nd lath, reference.
37TH-ST.. 40 WEST NcwlY Furnished
square rooms b. let without boar1 70 gen
temen; r. Fences Icqrii'j.
i:D->T. 1877 WE>T.-Vciy d ~irable
rooms. single or en suite: southern cA-
p0sure; also second foor references.
S2l LEA INGION-ANF o. Furnished
looms. singlY a.. IN suite. references.
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Females

COOK.-By Swcd"; very neat and com.
pctrnt; reference. seen a. MI. BACON y
Oiice, $50 Oth-aye.
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Depot second aad wseasf2 .sT~-tz tkk-s
Sctth AAin street =. = LFEfAtft
rp.-~naVs sIi.i ext
/ rIRE TABLE CHICAGO. ROCK lSI.ASp
I EAfruA1
| f-6reaf Rock issa1~i ituraf--f
| In srecs oa ami AFR -
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r;la't understand the Business.
The railway Official called the young
man into lis Office and asked sharply:
did you draw this map:"
eyes, SIR" replied the young man.
"And you call yourself an expert in your
liner said the official, with ineffable dis
gust.
why, sir. have devoted years TO the
study of it, and | was particularly careful
with that map. Everything was measured
off, even to hundredths of an inch.
wouldn't have thought that geographical
society could have found flaw in it.
you wouldn't" exclaimed the official
why, you don't know the first principles
of the business. Look herew He laid the
map down on the desk. Here is Podunk
and here is Jonesboro. They are the ter
minal points" He took rule and pencil
and drew straight line from one point to
the other.
''Now put the other cities on that line
he said
But, sir, the inaccuracies'-
NO butts about IT. Thisis our railroad
map. Let the other roads do the zigzag,
rail fence act. That's the science of this
business. "-Chicago Tribune.
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Cripple Greek j. not health resort Il
ia wealth r,rort- Quite a 1iGersne-
Location. near Pixies Peak, IN Colorado.
Gold. bright. yellow gold, : found ~
er3s. rn.oss Eod ia ire rock forTsatIoa-
Reliable eIperts claim ihts II today the
richest camp n Colorado ASSAYS average
500 per ton. aud have ron as high a. g..
90 One hundred people . day xrs nOu
rushing 20 Fremont. chief lows q The dc
tricr.
Tbs chance o. a lifetime. j. worth Iook
inE after.
IO1 can gel there quickly aEd coDfort
ably By tzk11g 10 Santa Re FDgfs. Ozsy
line wltz ~ "a Ange G, ears from CEsezEs.
Kansas Ca.F ssd other priaesTsAi eitses =
f-IoF.szanE. nesFRs. railroad sE4taS1, SifG
daily SAGE - krvrS0Lt
issulrs Il .o-A. ttekst sZect. @antas ?
rs1t~. q Ss4s Taf~s ard H<Fye< =
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W. Heartily n.eemm.ra

The new route TO Utah and northern Cali
forniA, via a I. and :. + aud Colorado
Midland, because: 1t is picturesque, i i
quick; il is always on time f~u se- Col
orado by daylight. The new fast schsduls
allows two hours for sightseeing a.
Mauftou Two daily passenger trains
each way. Palace sleeperA 70 Ogden, con
Meeting with Southern Pacific for san
Francisco.
We also recommend the Santa Re route
through New Mexic3 and Arizona TO Los
Angelo, san Diego and san Francisco. AZ
direct aud pleasant lac for water
travel
Excursion tickets may BE bought going
Ne Ane AID returning tie Other cS<-tf
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Observation-Disclosures
IaSsr ~. had e por LIE p.z day

"ANTED-EyEgy LADY N WICHITA TO
w call 4: -s5x ; NAtn room u ard ob.atr
free rrxI Ct ne auoCs G3eriA N<ter f0< tie
pexioa- Positively rtIgove@ pszPaez- fr~eHleS.
6.c.kesds and tza and lives lovely coz sextc1-
Mrs. = 4 >co[E, manager % n-a1rA o-ac<-
ces a. sun So
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.nd tell rour srisacs tt<t the grsz, Rnek
Is.znd route ls TIE oBgy liss r1nGing trss
reclining cnssr carr befSsss " acslta ssd
Chicago without rhklzinZ cars. snrsats-
Oar rate. srs az iou az tie lowest Cur
tiEne quick a. tie quickest. cur aceornsa9-
a3zsoas surpassed BY noas- Jtcksfs SD
10 all poisss q AEisrlca Hsd bsEgaSs
checked 20 cs-fiaxtIop. Also sissansA ?
ttck-ts a. lowest rates % and ffo1 -
E.zropeza poists 81 ali Atl.st4e soe%s
steamship ABss. Before send * - kEfgSs
for y1ssr fraxrds cal - tb~ kock lslssd
t.es~t offce, 100. corner Main str,s< SD
DouxiEs Ave CorrssssoocsSos solicsssss
". IL WBEAKT. g. ]. 4 4. a
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rrrrrrIru CHF1Ea

All bids must ~ accom- 2aussd bT certified
rF,er - " drzfts uroa ssns nitrd STATE liz
p<sttfry or the First National bank Of Eas1
frzr.ris--o al for st .ezst tpQr coBt. - tbs
arnoun; - toe pFopo=sl
.ISs b-I5Jg n I. !. MpssAs. ConnisssSEsr.
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The Value Of Siyht.

The value of the sight is never fully sp
precisted until it Is lost or impaired Few
persons realize that the eye is an intricate
piece Of mechanism, with a vastly more
complex ana delicate adjustment than the
costliest watch. Even in our public
schools the children and youth are allowed
to abuse il in most perilous way, tbs
teachers seeming to be perfectly ignorant
Of probable disastrous results--Y outh's
Companion
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Onto the Bold couuterfeiter.

A letter addressed 10 Secretary Eos
ter. and dated at Garret. Ind, has just
been received. in which the writer states
that there is man IN this part Of the
country who is manufacturing counter
felt money" that "he has machine 20
print bills. from ones up to -enties.
and they look perfect. The WI goes
On TO say that he viii locate the L u IL
II s 10 his Observation-Disclosures Cox
IuGianapoi;S -'0--7e.
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MISCELLANEO CS
Under this lead &C per line per lay.
T AIDES SEND STAMP FOR TRIAL. PACK
~ age Of Oak Balm or Orange Blossom. The
Shuman agent. Isl; =. Empor!A sve. aka IL
CCHooL TEACHES ATTESTiON-If YOU
- want steady employment during the summer
months and good ATy. cali on or address. ti- -
4IcCIuug Biting Block, wichita Kan "a
WALL PAPER CLEANED AT a LOW PRICE
w W. watts. &I4 Washington ave dI5et-
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION
IL the subject Of advertising Will do we'll TO
obtain COPY OF Book for Advertisers. ssc PAGES.
price 81 Nailed. postage paid on receipt OF prise.
Contains careful pilstion from The American
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers aud
class journals gives the circulate on rating Of every
one aud goo,i deal OF Information about rate. aud
other matters pertaining 10 Tie business OF adVsr-
Using. address Rorefs Advertising bureau -
Spruce street. New ork. d&~ Tyr
CCALE BOoKs-THnEE FORMS. STANDARD
- Howe and Fairbanks Prices; Single books 10y
mail ~ cents. three books for s-04 sX books - IS
The best rCale book printed. When ordering state
what form you want address NieHitA EAgle-
Wichita, Kali cs4 u
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL
" condition Of the Bank OF Derby. at Derby.
Man,, state OF kADsa-, si tie close VI ousin,ss Oh
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wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA Apr.iS
.TIoUR-BIghest patent Sc 40 secOn0 patent - ~
extra fancy t30
EUTTER-Flrst creamery SOC. second creamery
&c uBest dairy PC fine dairy lSc common dairy l2
E68S-iOo per dozen.
FOULTkY-Roosters 81 tGs2 %. per dozen SC
PEI pound, hens s. Ots2 per dozen or &C per
pound. spring chickens 81 1872 80 per dozen or 1lsc
l-r roLnd. turkeys 53sc per pound. ducks-teSl
a. II. mRIards & IS per dozen. young geese per
pound.
fUIATOES-Choice 5eS55c pei busheL
APPLES-sZ 5O94 % per barrel.
~OA - nthracite Sll ~. Canon City s. 90 Weir
Sly :. S. rrontenac "a ~, PtJsuurg. 81 ~ illinois
q. q .-ISA MISTER a. 20
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The Cheyenne aud ArTspsbos country
will open IN April, and now j. the sine 20
get posted. aud in order 70 do 20 send ~
once for coiCred quarter sectional map.
with land laws and guide com blDed. 70 tbs
Southwestern Map Publishing COMPANY.
IA North Main street, " scAita, Kansas
Price onIy - cents Agents Eaatsd in
u,esziz.eiy. 1oisf
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Tfus F1syfH1 Cards

John SstszssiAn. Gsn'l Tat and Pass Az:
Chicago, RocL Island and Pacific byr
CElczgo. III. for PACK q tbs aat<st
an oothrs.. slicsst playing cares yoa eve,
.zw. Just ibs thing for b "a nts pasrtiz-.
Tor . III petal note will sssd you Eve
uacEA
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Algy-Do you think, my love, that your
father will consent to our marriage,
Angely-Of course papa VIII be very
sorry to lose me- darling
Algy-But viii say 10 him that, instead
of losing a daughter, he will gain son.
AnEely-I wouldn't do that, love, if you
really want me. Papa has three such sons
living at home now, and he's a lutte bin
touchy on that point. -Tit-Bits.
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NOR SALE-BY SPENCER, THE ABSTRACTOR,
Il rs Market.
Groom house, lli5 Dayton, eS5G.
6rOom house, lli6 Dayton, S3s5.
6 room house. Sc cor Seventeenth and Torsey, sl50
room house, cor Fifteenth ana Wood anu, sl15-
Plots with each house, all clear; Eon-resident
owners. dig II
GO n WILL BUY-A GROOM DWELLING.
sCOcO with two lots. east front, desirable To-
c-tIou. Blackwelder d HoIbrook, Sedgwck Bldg
dil9tf
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sTPRrsESTATIvE SALES
The following are the representative sales OF cat
HOGe.

The supply of hogs was good today. The
fresh receipts were about 733, together
with those over from last night. making
about 1000 hogs on sale. There WAS only
one buyer and hogs sold readily until
about o'clock, when his order was filed,
leaving the balance of the offerings over
for today's market The market was
quoted weak to 5 lower.
REPRESENTATIVE SAILS.
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REPRESENTATIVE SAILS.
The following the representative sales Of hogs
Il he wards TODAY:
Brief Mention.

A good run of cattle today.
There is more activity in the yards than
br some time.
Joe SCOTS jolly face was seen at the
yards today. He came in with hogs from
Zyba.
J. Bramwell, the Yoder shipper, had
hogs on sale today.
Bosely Bros. of Belle Plaine had cattle
on the market today.
A. S. Thomas, stockman from Sedg-
wick, shipped in hogs today.
Stapleton g. Sons of Penaloosa today
marketed hogs at the yards.
sam MOurier was a shipper from Cheney
today. He had in a mixed load.
w. F. Deweese, one of the best known
shippers at the yards, had in hogs from
MayfielG.
c. L. Brown, one of the well known
shippers, shipped load of hogs from Null
vane which arrived this evening.
J. NJ Cory of Sharon, one of the regular
shippers to these yards, had hOgsi on sale
today.
l.. A. Townsend OF Andale marketed cat
lie and hods today.
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Micl.!ta Gram NIrrkn.

Wichita Grain Market
WICHITA, April s.
Following are the closing quotations.
GRAlN-Cer lots on track.
WHALES.
CORN-SeW z99S0c.
UATS-3Sc.
RNE-No or better Sgta5Sc.
hAY-Baled ~ J06Gb W per ton. loose. ~ 0oaS o.
GROUND COiLN-Chop in car lots I3c per 100
pounds corn AM oats SIC per 10 pounds bran
tECkeu, d. per N0 pounds.
tLANSEEO-e5&7Q
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ARTICLES.
st. LOUIS Produce.

81. LOUIS Produce
ST Louis. April s.
wHEAT-Higher. Noe cash ssac, May s7Isc
July s2ssc. August &C
COkH-Higher. Cash S5alc. May S94c. July $3.50.
5UBO bushels cash corn taken today for Europe
via Mississippi river and New O~lsans
OAIS-Higher. No > cash SIC, May 00Jlc.
PORk-Duii. JoDbing slOjO,
LARD-Nommal, 60 %.
HEISkEH-SteanV 81 Il
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Kansas City Produce
KANSAS CITY, April
fLOUR-Flrm in good demand. Patent So 51S75
extra fancy 81 g062 -, fancy 81 O5a2 il, choice
81 gOG2 ~. XXX 81 1892 90
NHEAT-Prices entirely nominal
CORN Entirely nominal,
OATS-EptiIely nominal
BUGTER-Nead Creamery SOAPS,
EGGS-Firm with strong demand 1t lie.
CHEESE-Steady. Young Americas lgc. Kansas
9@9c,
HAY-Steady. Timothy IS 80. fancy prairie So 90
good TO choice s. 81 low grade 81 5Oa5 GU.
tLAASEED-Steadyi Sc on basis of pure.
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STATE or KANSAS. -
CoBaty 81 Scdgwick.
Henry 4. Tucker. president cashier Of said bank,
do SoIemnly swear that tae above statement - trce
10 the best Of MY know ledge and belief 20 help
me God HENRY {. TUCKER. Cashier.
Sub. cribed and s~Cin to before me. this @ud car
toEALl April. IA
Il. l. DEsToN. Notary Pabiic.
Commission expires On the lylh day Of N0vern-
Der. lSfr,
CorIeCt-Attest-
A. W. TUCKER. Proprietor.
HESkY {. TUCKER. Cashier.
NWnsrs.
To Charles 2. johnson. Bank ComnissiOnsr, %
peSa, han. dl1
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WI1lIlsllfagle
FINANCEAND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts Of Stock at the Wicni1a
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle, 7s; Hogs, Too'
Shipments: Cattle. 81: Hogs, 8s.
WICHITA, April s, 1892.

This was a lively day in the cattle
division, and the market here will compare
fayorably with eastern markets. There
was good run of stuff and everything
sold fairly we'll. Some good sales were
made, and the offerings were pretty gen.
orally sold out. The prices were about
steady with yesterday.
The quotations mere presented are 70 give the
shipper an idea of the general range OF prices The
various classes and grades sell within the limits Of
these quotations according TO the quality OF offer
ings and the state of the daily markets These QUO
tations ar. only changed when there has been a
permanent change IN the general market The
representative sales should be referred 10 TO get the
daily fluctuations
native shipping steers, good 10 extra IS 15ei 90
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AAhKbIo II .lnEGaAPH


Nrw NoRK. ApulS
Money on call easy. closed orT~reSl AZ per ,s-t
Prime mercantile paper - 50 per cent
Sterling eKCnange StesGy az = IS for Aixty-dsy
bills suu - $50 fOr demand
IUIal sales t.F-stOchs To-Day 30 - shares
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state OF Kansas. SedzwiCk cogafy. -.
j. A Dawson .tier - aid bsns. DO solzsniy
~ that the above statement l. true 10 the D>ss
CT my kno~iedze and belief. 20 help ne cod
J. a "a EfsON. Cashier.
Sub.cribed and sworn 20 before D3r This n dtg Of
APFil. Is2 X p. LAwhENCE A0t4rJ sabdc.
Ny conrn -sfOu expire March =. 10
Correct Attsst-J. A DAWSON. 0rEsr.
ausa
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BOOtheepeI-s aLiG CieIi.s.
Sdlesliteii.
MiSceuUaI.eOHs.

NANTED-Two EXPERIENCED DRY GOODS
w statesmen. None other need apply. Arcade
Dry Goods co. dI2l II
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
PHILLIPS &C PHILLIPS,

VETERINARY sUR6EO,SS.
Hospital sccemmo dstiona Call. by Telephone
Telegraph or Mail will receive prompt attention
once No. III y, Lawrence ave once telephon
40. a. Residence elepdone No 2l5. deg II wi
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NIANIED-A NIDDLE-AGED, SINGLE MAN
w who understands garden fng, Iruit, iarMIng
and care of STOCK. 10 such 6 person, with first
Class references. d permanent situation with god
salary VIII be given Apply west cue, 2ol North
MtrlalaT ave, little northwest OF W atcn factory:
house stands IN grove, facing east dig ct
w A%TED-COMPETENr STE\O6RAPHERS
w ana book keepers who desire positions. TO
apply a. the National Accountants and Steuo.rsph-
eIs bureau. Once Tor the states OF Kansas, Colo
raGo Nebraska. Missouri anu IrIas. at the South
western business college,, lchIt&, Kan oll1 q
IA AkTED-BC SINESS MEN WHO ARE ~
w need OF stenosraphers OF accountants call
or the NaUouUI Accountants ana Stenographer't
bureau. 81 6nch oIilCs AT the Southwestern Bus!-
ness College, NIciILa, Kan. We Usually have
our application list thoroughly competent DOCK
keepers stenvgIsp Pliers, win trst-ClHss refer
enees Help furnished free OF charge. dlI7 II
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Kew lUrA FrudQ~e
NEw YORK. Aprus
corTEE-Spot Rio duh ana nominal MOI. ISas
s,;:l
\ .AR-RedneJ qu ct
COTTON Futures >losed steady. sales II S1
bales. April G6S Nay
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TYPE. WRITER ).

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Il all supplies, a. ribbons. psper. esrSon note
b. era-crS. OIL pencils. Nat-Ir1an Idea fo01-
taia pens &c are kela f,r sale BY ne To he
Smith Premier Is to desire oiS. Come ant see our
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guaranteed feur years John H. FAEe general
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phone - dl-s II
rs'Ht CALI RAPH STANDS MO3E WAR
Il an ts,f thea any "tHer typewriter and At lie
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